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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-27
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California

So11o1IuA- MONTEREY, July l6.
 Last evening the Coast Line stage unse, eignt miles from this town. Twenty passen gers were more or less bruised. v. sAN FRANCISCO, July l6. iesterday, near Grsyson, on the San Joa gum, number of striking farm hands en .aged at farmers for employing Chinese la oorers, burned eight thousand acres of grain, inree of the incendiaries were caught and hanged.
 BAN FRANCISCO. July 17.--Msssrs. Houch. ton, Sargent and Corbett will arrive to-nich, overland.
 The total subscription to the San Francis. co and Colorado Railroad ia new comn.,v S4, ,5OO,OOO. The subscription to the At. is small
 The wel!-Snown attorney Sam Platt died yesterday of dropsy.
 NEW YORK, July 1G.-The Stokes iury being still unable to agree. the Court dis charged them and returned Stokes to the Iombs It is reported that they stood seven for and live against acquittal. A move will be made to have Stokes bailed. The papers comment very freely on the trial and say it was a mere farce.
 Mayor HalFs message puts the city debt at $S6, 100000. The aggregate valuation of the real and personal property of the city ia eleven hundred and four million dollars.
 This afternoon three thousand Al.a.ians and Lorriners marched to the office of the French Consul and signed papers of allegi ance to France.
 MoNTGeMERY, Alabama, July l5.-The re- ceIt heavy rains caused an overflow of the Alabama river, tearing up the railroad and destroying the cotton and corn crops to the value of S2,OO0,OnO or more.
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Yuma County.

The following is condensed from the Art zons City Sntiael, of July 13:
 The mast June was the coolest June since that of 1868. Thermometers at Fort Yuma showed: Average maximum, l0S.5O; average minimum, 6S.20; average for day and n'gn' S5.S5. o.p s
 It had tried to rain about July Eth, and yood shower did fall three miles from town up the Gila. ,c.;..
 Vim. P. Miller of Castle Dome Mining District. had started eastward, on 2 v's'' We have not the pleasure of Mr. Ms per. sonal acquaintance, hut, from hcarsay, kno~ him to be an enterprising miner.
 U. S. District Attorney, McCaffry, nad ar rived from Prescott. ,
 The Board of Supervisors had aPpo'n'eo Dr. A. A. Mix, County physician:
 A tax of $2.70 on every SlOO had pee! levied; said tax to be divided among the ses eral funds, as follows: $l.75 tor Co.n.| purposes; 50 cents for the Territory; ielri torial School tax, 10 cents; County 0cn0o tax, 5 cents.
 The Cocopak was en route with troops.
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TO THE MINING INTEREST.

offer my services ,o the mining community fur the overcoming. by my Process, of all dicuies connected with the amalgamaon of high percentage of the pre-. aioas metals from milling and my ability 10 in. the yield of California gold mills from % to loo per cent. above that obtained by Battery Copperpls and Blanket working-the finer the gold the higher the per cent produced-and In pan working silver ores (unroased) from 20 to 200 Der cent according comhi- nation of metals and in have bullion es than s5o fine.
 The Process and machinery is plain and practical and appeals to the common sense of experienced minsrs offer reasonable prices having desire to make 1t public benefit we'll individual Pamphlets he had free of expense receipt of address ap plication to
 ALNARIN B. PAUL.
 SIS California Street, Room No l, jly2na San Prancisco
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Personal.

oa mertheimer arrived home Wednesday s.lg iAst, from Phnnix, Salt River Valley. !, Nse sonn A. Rush has gone to Salt River ,s.,. .aa ars. 0. W. Beach arrived here recently. oa'r' U. s. Army, who has tho reputation bs., very efficient officer, arrived at Fort rpe' p day or two ago, from Camp McDow- Ars Carr accompanied him.
 s'soant rheller came nftom Camp Hualpsi.
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ie% Miner.
,,rescott, Arizona.
Aid the School.

must be educated. The best way to
 pa- .s,r, |. to send them to school. Here, in
 ,.ere is now no school, the school fund
 s..n used up during last term. h Cali-
 o,ber States schools have been kept
 .. rublic subscription, and good school v. y heeu built with money acquired in 'e -.v Now, it is proposed to give an 's' r sDt at the Court House, in this place, nusnInr of Thursday, August lst, for the ? e ss she school and the children who need z x s , and we pray all citizens of this town 9l ig;,, ss, 10 shell ont as literally AS circum- [, slil permit them.
 ~ .n,rited ladies and gentlemen are now, { . 7. heeu for some time past, preparing w. ,... to please and amHse onr citizens upon
 n;.v in question, solely with the desire to 'snsr 10 procure a school house and help .s.sher. And, we wish to remind citizens ,hcugb a single ticket can be procured for , .i,srs, I individuals may purchase as many 2. ss tbey please, or pay as much more than , i,.,s kor ticket as they may see A.. 7 !, ..,bese few remarks" we will close by di- s,,,ution to an advertisement headed I'd Exhibition"
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For Congress.

Public sentiment, here, is strongly in favo, of re-electing Mir. Mccormick to represent the Territory at Washington, and we doub, if he will have an opponent for the place His course: during the past two years the misfortune that has befallen him; the knowl. edge he possesses concerning the wants d the Territory, and the proper way to go about supplying said wants, will cause men of all parties here to forget the past, and, fol once, send Mir. Mccormick to Washington as Me representative of the entire Territory.
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Music.

The music, last Saturday evening, was first rate, towards the last exceedingly patriotic. Had ' tortune. the 23d Infantry Band should have at,ir good slice of 1t. Foowing Is the programme for this (Saturday) sning: No ], March Of the 23d,Infantry. 2, The Chase Polka.-Frigero. a, !, Song, '.Thou art SO near and yet so far" {. The Vivian Mcdlrv-Bosscorfh. {. The Blue Birds Redowa.
 {, Tue Chapel on the Hill.-Kremtfes. !, The Parting Waltz.
 Hellcr Skelt~r Gaiop.
 JOHN LRIDNER, Chief Musician.
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Freight Trains.

0as Of Miller & Bros freight trains arrived sH Wednesday, last from Ehrcnbcrg, Colorado sr- with goods for our traders.
 Hussey informs us that another Miller train s,on arrive from Ehrcnbcrg.
 nall train of three or four wagons, lcft carly sf 'cck, with lumber for citizens of Salt River l.
 Y ler's train len Thursday, for same destina- on with between 10000 and 5000 feet of
 acd lumber
 rral trains with flour for Helllngs & Veil, route from Salt River.
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County Matters.

i. york of equalization of taxes was not ac- ,.bed ct the time the MINER was put to r,sterday afternoon.
 1, Supervisors had allowed several bills, and . ,de settlements with the Sheriff and Treas I Cook has resigned, and Win. M. Buffum sen appointed Treasurer, in NIT. Cooks
 Mir. Buffum has filed his bond, and Is now ;rv to the duties of the office. siIl publish the proceedings In full, next
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For County Recorder

". Wells is again candidate for the office ,unty Rccorder,--an ofsce which, for nearly 'ears. he has filled with credit to himself and ounty. Mir. Wells submits his name to his w-citizens, as an independent candidate, rely pon his past record and present intentions riorm the duties of the office without fear, F, or portability, for success at the polls in mber next.
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Of for the Little Colorado.

P. Pierce, John Rarick, Jack Leonard, and rtwo other gentlemen, started Wednesday - o look after their coal and petroleum prop the Little Colorado region. They intend .ly out over month, and to give the country
 a.e look.
 ' have seen some of their coal, which appear Co us 10 he of the bituminous kind. It makes
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General Towards Report.

A hurried glance through the Report of General Howard, satisfies us that it contains much which we can commend.
 We are indebted to R. c. Mccormick, Delegate to Congress from this Territory, for a copy of the Washington Chronicle, contain ing the report.
 General Howard will return here, and, soon after, visit the Utes, and other Indians in New Mexico.
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From the Verde.
Troops out on a Scout.

"rs. Marks and Behan have recently return
 'm Inc Verde. Mir. Marks has informed us ~ the time he left there, Captain Carr, some omcers, and quite party of enlisted men, vs. trying to induce the Apaches to lay 'oe'f arms and take quarters on tho reserve.
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Dull.

A private letter from Ph9nix, Maricopa county, informs us that the grain market was dull. It will not be that way long, as we are going to have work commenced on the rail- road and on the mines.
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The Weather.

carly portion of the past week was cool ' cloudy. Thursday, it showercd all around
 = soti, and, in the afternoon, Prescott was ]. "a 10 a few slight showers. Thunder and alng accompanied every shower.
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Did not Volunteer.

It hxs conc to our ears that Judges Howard and Berry were assigned by the Court to defend Hargrsvc, and did not volunteer to do SO, as was stated in last weeks MINER.
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New Potatoes.

ffoduccrs near town, have been selling Irish 1o.a'oa at 20 snd 25 cents per pound. Thco. lagg' brought some to town, Monday last, from fs lower Agua Fria, and sold them for l2 cents fu aund.
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READ THE FOLLOWING |:

CAiAvKRAs GoIp MINE. Washington Mining Ds,-
 CsiaverAs County, California, June l3. 1e7s. ]
 AINARIS B. PAUL:-DeaY Sir: The result of work ing lei tons of by your Process st the s56.A P-r ton similar quantity of same ore. worked by the wet battery test gave only at the rate Q. e23- 8 per ton
 viii here add that entertain doubt os your Process saving at ied 50 per cent than battery working any and in sulphureed s much higher percent. age. Yours respectfully. VIM N. D0NNELT,
 Superintendent Calaveras Gold Mining ca. In the face of such certificates aa Mir Paul has from iie 10 time presented to the readers of the Prc scarcely doubt the declarations of Pans ability the yield of California gold rum 30 to l0o per cont Scientific I'ress.
 TIE PAUL PRocEss.- 4 great loss s admitted sl in the present mode of reduction and Mir Paul has found the philosophers for ing -apd 1t really looks though he had- will open bright future for the Pacific States and naugurte in mining throughout the world. Not only Is the Pro- hut most of the machinery adapted 1t invented and patented by Mir. Paul. The Process possesses fhe remarkable quality of being adapted 10 both silver and gold s said to be less expensive than pan working and but trihe expensive than present system used in Cafornia--S F. Chronicle.
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Flour.

The freight train of c. w. Beach arrived here yesterday, from the Salt River Valley Fiouriug Mills. with about 5000 pounds of four for Hell lings & Veil
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Better than the Old Way,

The soldiers of the mail escort now travel in buck board, which Is drawn by two stout mules. This is far better, all around than the old way
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Arrested.

,lisely young Negro man ha, been arrested, .l,,--d with stealing animals from Uncle Sam. y,- ,lI Dickson nabbcd him.
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Moquis.

irs.ps. calling themselves Moquis, are going ,.,sra own. picking up cast-off clothing. etc. 0o. mi for breakers soon after those Indians .,,l ave taken their departure.
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House Flies.

These little pests in strong force in Prescott. We long for the last of October and the last oi ih' ls.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

.u.s. ,;esrs frsshest and best HAIx PHErAsAIioss I r,.s..Sss Of,e Dyes .,d Isv;rc'sr Loansas 0s.. =. French bxsse'e' sS's9 DR KESDALLk ee bad ns p 7eer Dr1g Store
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Surveying.

Il. Case, Deputy Mineral Surveyor, is survey ng sgricultural lands near Camp Hualpai.
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County Treasurer Buffum, advcrtises his readi- ness 10 pay cash for certain County warrants.
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Pa@ engen.

Nrs Jakes and son, and M. Wolff, arrived here sr bsek-board. from California, Friday morning.
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No Preahing.
vingtoth.

'o 'he 'ndisrc.s.son cf Chaplain Gilmore, sdsroo,s doo VII os preached at the Ceurt House,
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Death of an Army Officer.

The Pueblo (Colorado) Chieftain, of June 18th, gives an account of the death and bur ial of Lieut.. Wm. A. Botrhwick, at Fort Lyon.
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PRESCOTT.

D. HENDERSON & BRO.,
 wAslesai. sas Rssan D~,snh Groceries. Provisions, Wines. Liquors. Tobacco, Cigas, Clothing. Dry-Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Tnware, Glassware, Crockery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glass
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery. Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns. Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Childrens
 Toys Fireworks, &c. They rArsieu,asiy I.vss the special sssssoa a p..s ,o ,helr AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. oSasssisx Of all hisd. Os
 Ploscs, CultiratOrs, Donbls SAorel Ploxs, Sed SOssrs and WheeDar0xs. Aiss ef the trNde t0 their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All ss which they will sell lower than gay other ssAess
 Ceatyal ArE0na. Give them . cali bsSsrs psrohasing elsswhers.
 D. HENDERsOS x BRO. PresNsss Augsss l3 ls.o.
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pIONEER BOOT AND SHOE
 MANUFACTORY. MoNrEzuMA STREET, PRESCOTT.

n, h.,a and sur ssis sn excellent assortment of Rssav.Nsde DOOTS. etc, fH LAdies, Asssn - Chi,dssn ed 0snt3smsa-
 p,,s. .,c.. e<n. usAs to order. Rspairng prouysiy ,sSJss to Prices -esessshle. I0HSLACGHLlS
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Ed. F. Bowers Tales tA;. method cf announcing hmsef to the voters Yavapsi county e aa
 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR SHEhAFr' Prescost July IS. les1
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LOO. F, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Anfva;s and Departures of Mails--Posta Rules-Money orderA &c., &c.

u.;,. .,,;ve hom ell points. Mondays and Thursaays nsrsy4 Wedpueaays and Saturdays. nSce hour, from A N. toeP N
 vos % rs-s.rs Srsoed sv~ry day of the week. excer4 . M@sy ORLANDO ALLEN, P. N. 1
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Forty-Eight Hours.

Passengers can new go from Los Ansc'e. ,o San Francisco, California. by stage ana '.s;ir,o5 in 49 hours. So say tie papers.
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BORN.

In San Francisco Cal. June 90 to the wife of J. Sam ter of Arzona City Yuma county. Arizona danshtei
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For County Recorder. The undersigned respectfully announces himself as sn candidate for the office of County Recoder.
 ED. " WELLS. Presoot, July 9, ls72
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PRESCOTT.

c. P. HEAD ( Co.,, PrescOtt..........A We rsspsc<faliy a tAs pseeas 6 Sof$AsA Arss~aA tAss rssssvisg iAr<e Sssss S GENERAL NEscHASpisE sssssiaSS LADIES FURHIsHIEa GOODS. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Military Furnishing Goods. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PRovm1oxs. FLOUR
 Ds.sa saa CAaasd Fssis aaa A.s BOOTS 6 SHOES, CUTLERY, aARpwARE. csocxERywARH, GLASSWARE. wooDESwARk Tobaccos, Cigars, Wines, Liquors, FANCY GOODS, OILS AND PAnTa
 Guns, Pistols,  Rifle and Blasting Powder, Shot Led.
 Fuse and Cartridges.
 1rOns and Steel, Mining & Farming Implements,
 ETC. ETC. ETC. WHICH VIE WILL sHIi. roR cAsu oHry Ar THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN ABOVE
 COST AND CARRlAGE. is our intention 0 sssablish permanent MsvcaaUs Hsass and to keep hand large and varied sss< nsnts of kseds the wass of the country asuA,A- Ts the Trsds we oGsr svsry isdsosusas ls ns vsy 6 rod goods sad low prioss
 THE HIGHEST CASH PRIoR PAID FOR CORN
 AND BARLEY
 CP HEAD. pySn yAEH nAkKA
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THE DEMOCRACY.
 CALL FOR Primaries and Convention.

At meeting of the DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE of Yayapa county. held at Prescott, "Wednesday July IT, c. A. Luke elected President, and S. c. Miller. Secretary after which was agreed:
 The Yavapai County Democratic Convention will be held in the Court House in the of Prescott Sat urday, August 3;st. 1872, at o'clock P. N. Primary
 eetngs will be held in the various precincts of the ooan y Saturday August 7. l672 to elect delegates to the Con Precincts will bs entitled o send delegates follows, to wit:
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ONIONS, ONIONS.
HIGHLAND CHIEF MINE.

Notice hsrsby given that ninsty days fom dats (Juy G. 1872 will commence work co the Highland Chisf Mipe. situate in Campbell District YsvalAi evuniy An sona and thnt ell owners who do ip sccordanos with mining laws of Congess viii have their claims cold pay their share of the sxpsnses of prospsctsg a mine. WM 0ILSOS CO.
 Prescott A. T.. Juiy (, 1874
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-28

FASHIONABLE LrrE.-If there is any en-.
vironmeot which can degrade human being
or harden a young heart, it is the atmosphere
of merely fashionable life. You may take the
tenderest and most beautiful and lovely girl,
the one that is kiudest at home, and loves
her father and mother best, and put her into
the highest circle. of fashionable life, with
plenty of money and plenty of scope to do as
she pleases; let her dress herself as she will,
cover herself with diamonds and pearls, cost
ly silks and laces let the love Of admiration
become the controlling passion and by and
by, all the tenderness Of that young nature
passes away; her thoughts concentrate upon
herself, what figure she is cutting, who her
admirers are, what conquests she can make ;
and by and by the youthful, beautiful modesty
is gone, and the way is open for vice that, In
the beginning, would not have been dreamed
Of, or if thought Of, put away as utterly i'm
possible.
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GOV. WALKER.

While we have not agreed with Gov. Walk
er in all the views Of public policy he has
maintained since he has occupied the Execu-
tive chair cf Virginia, there has been exibi-
ted frankness, decision and courage which
have commanded our respect and admiration
lie has shown that he is man of decided
convictions and high order of intellect, and
has the nerve, in the prosecution of what he
believes to be right, to antagonize popular
sentiment, however great the odds against him
In other words, he has shown purpose to
maintain with scrupulous care, the sanctty
Of his oath of Office, and to vindicate the con-
6dence reposed in his integrity by the high
compliment bestowed upon him by the people
of Virginia, in his selection as chief mag
istrate of this great state. Ills messages, both
annual and special, bear the marks of Wig
orous mind, prominent Individuality and a
familiarity with the condition of the state
possessed by few public men Of Virginia birth.
With a keen insight into the future Of the
Commonwealth he has pertinaciolsly urged
the. development of her natural resources, aud
has guarded with scrupulous sensitiveness
every approach to the Impairment other honor.
His highest ambition seems to have been to
serve the State and promote the best interests
Of the people. No one could have more con-
sistently exhibited this purpose. Whether
presenting his views on public questions to
the Legislature, or resenting the invasion of
the rights and sovereignty Of the State by
the Federal executive. orjudcial henchmen
he has preserved dignity, dicislveness and
a boldness, which have disarmcd criticism
and forced the popular commentator.
There are those, however, who, forgetful
Of the peril from which We we're rescued in
his election; the fidelity with which he has
returned the confidence reposed in him and
the manly utterances which have distinguish
ed every official paper that has come from
him, are still disposed to wi hhold their con-
fdeuce, solely for the unworthy reason that
he is Northerner by birth and education
In no captious or tantalizing spirit, we say in
reference so such, their counsel is not wisdom
their opinions are not law nor are their pas
sions, reason. Rejecting men, who are prone
10 acknowledge merit wherever they observe
it, and judge the tree by its fruits, with one
accord, unite in the expression of a high ap-
probation of the service Governor Walker
has rendered the State, and the lofty spiri,
Of pride for Virginia he has ever maintained
since he has had the honor to preside over
her destinies. We write this in sheer lust
ice to public officer, who, unsolicited by
himself, has been placed IN an important trust
in peculiar and trying period Of the States
history. As public journalist We would be
untrue to our sense Of duty, did we not give
publicity to these convictions. Never having
asked Of him personal favor-never expect.
ing to solicit such-we feel the freer to ad
vance these views, solely for the purpose o
encouraging and sustaining the highest office
in the State in his patriotic desire to do gooe
for sheDommaawealth
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MY cousin Flora mas round new toy,
With which she trifles to day,
As child with the coral and shells disports.
Whichto- morrow it throws away
And why do we bitterly watch her game,
Why do we painfully start?
As she idly toys with the throbbing thing
'Tis only human heart.
Only heart which fell in her way,
Earnest and strong and unwrung,
Eager of purpose, and proud and brave,
Manly and noble and young.
Unused to the thrill of woman's touch,
New to loves passionate joy,
Prone to believe in woman's touch
So, her legitimate toy.
She captured it with her lily white hands,
She kindled it with blush,
She set it aflame with the mantling glow,
Of her forehcads rosey flush.
She braided il in with her golden hair,
She ensnared it with smile, a
She dazz!ed it with her radiant eyes,
And bewitched it with her guile.
She wove it spell with glance and sigh,
Bewildered it with her grace,
Then parted her crimson lips in surprise,
AS it broke before her face!
All! my cousin Flora may play too long,
And repent OF it too late;
Love is terrible thing to transmute,
In the cruciblc of hate;
And 'twere well if unto nay lady fair,
Were the simple art but known,
OF detecting the pebble polished bright,
From the rarer precious stone. III
For the woman who plays with false and rea
Coyeting both as her gains,
Finds the true will pass from her eager clasp.
While the counterfeit remains.
And it were well in the ruin she wreaks,
If only heart would break,
But 30 oftena soul is swallowed up,
In single hearts earthquake.
And the tadal wave of love betrayed,
In its mighty strength bears down,
The manliness out of a strong mans life,
And leaveth it here to drown.
So one strong word would whisper low,
In the ear of my lady fair,
AS she sits mid the ruins of broken hearts,
And smiles at the wreck-BewGre!
EEw YxAfs DAY, 1871