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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

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M-ind'e"trs ll-n, 81 t',Fo ar nrr.,r, IN barr
s-Iriir,rr - trn.rerature Of atmosphere.
b .s" III. r'o' I'@,r rr'I are used "a in MAXIM. the,e o.
servatious4
OPERA TROUPE CoMING.-By adver-
ti~ement in another column II VIII De
seen hat a great musical treat : in
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grand cohceft company VIII Iet+"I III
at Moore y I''fh"' : 'lea'tI GA r''''
day ma tuesday III h',t -'i l'I>''"''
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>plaight. j. perhaps me greatest 'I'"Nt-
cal prodl-N the "h'i'l eve, II''!''''''
four years Of 1Ge only, amt ye' i per
feet master OF the Ni"i'n :" Im''rh 50
that he l. able I" lead u IR'j ~"Frhe>5'|'
Miss Lanrt \. ~>trlenS'n. the l'fati'3
donna, Is very hi-tlE ~>i'Nt' '5- me
whole company - pt"n"'lti'ei oN
Eastern papers a. ~H"'h''!!'i- o"' "'
the cothhiol way Ills '"n- 9t"-c me
ronizin- an uucr,tic company. and the
advent Of this troHp" Viii, "t course
bH the cause "' niue. t'!I'N '','', i,5
: ~ ,a,,Ies Emo ans
u.ar. va, ,-ari
PIPER's HT"HA HoJ>E.--N the
r,os r.,,... ,ftls. venerable sare.
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J"hh IlPeE' we H'>'''' ''' NP'"
House on Monday night last. me
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

H-Indlcatrs hight If barometer
T-ludlcat,e temperature of mercury in barr.
Ts-luiicares temperature Of atmosphere
tSmith<.niau Standard harOmeter- and Fare0-
heit th+r1nrHeteC- are used in m.1h.u- these ub-
s.ryatiuuS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday and

Tuesday were very unpleasant days;
so cold that those compelled to be out
doors looked miserable; so dusty that
storekeepers had to keep their doors
closed and themselves inside. There
must be something ron in the books
of the clerk of the weather., or he must
have an especial enmity against rheu-
matte people. How long IS this thing
going to last? inquired a chronic
rheumatism subject of us. We sighed,
slowly turned, and replied, pointing
heavenward, when the righteous
get Home"
THE EMPIRE PARTY.-The ball at
Empire City, on Tuesday evening, is
said to have been a jolly affair. y
Young gentleman, who presIdes at
Geo. II. Fryer's key house, was in at
tendance and reports that he never
SAW Il more genial. social, happy set
Of mort:u~ at Il social hop in the course
@. his Nevada experience. John
iticleY is well calculated for a land
lord he is IA good dancer, a good solid
drinker, without being "A drunkard
j. friendly to all. and although he has
become wealthy, treats poor people As
we'll as he does those of his own set.
Noop Used on VIZ 1. II. lt'-Mr.
Dove. who runs the steam wood saw
ing machine. at the depot, tells us that
ira. amount IF v-o,1 usa1 on
IN, Ln.n,mntirns on rho railroad * son
cn,as u,nth He j. kent husv the
wilma ,ir,n With his aorina p]nItinr
,nn ,IanI Of ;ts miri,nnn nri,.a in
In.iir. h n~na,u.n .~auinnnnI the
l ~ F|II ain,a fn,tlTn ~ 81
Inm "r r,n,th ThiS viii rita so,na
IilfI,. i,Ia, at the nxnansn on tie cir.
cunilocutionary railroad.
EETrRHEn.-Judre c. y. Harris
and General Il. NJ. Clarke returned
from Aurora. Yesterday. We had Il Q
pIr,~urr of ~hakiur hand, with the
.ipdrD. IN look, as thourh he bad
suffered a sever siege of snow and
wind. He SAYS that travelling in that
>nouv. carthquakV country is any
thing but pleasing although, Judging
hi, nppearance. one would con
c'udn he had had a healthy time.
N'''"Il .''Ne we >ceu ~
J,tk --nr,laran
n
'HAN''E u IlAA- VIA NC seV"
by reference to the advertisement OF
Mc~~r,. IalI & Billings. the time of
>4rfing Of the Virginia stage has been
CHANGED from ; TO 1870 a.. III. This
nt,,m-a ~ +i,n.iu n,,La for the nurnosn
of enabling passengers from Carson
and Emuirp to meet the DAYTON stage
,i,+ nir,on or is naIghhor-
tnI %nroi1,Snda,inn saams 70 he
n.,rI - tha ra,rja.ors Of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

oRnsBY ,. FRYER, PRerzIEfeR.
Hugh Craig, Monitor C T Brant, Dayton
+ A s jones', Bullion Jno Williams, Indepen'
Geo + Hill, Virginis Chas Richards, "
b PeDdolen. " Thos Mitchell, "
Walter Frazier, Genoa Mrs Mankey. Bishop C
Chas Curtis. Narysyills J J Holmes V &
Nelson Cnrtis, " c Harris, Aurora
ST. cHARLIs-GEoRGE TurLY. PROPRIETOR.
Miss Newton. San Fran 4 " Roup. G enbrook
J Webb, Lake Valley H VI Donald, Mason V
l. Owens, + Frevert, Carson Val
CoRBErr HoUsE-CoEBETT BROTHERS., .pRoPRIETORs.
II Green, Virginia = ilenessey, Dayton.
I Shields. J Leety. "Old Hill
P Donuhue, " Il Su Ivan. silver City
D Mcintosh, q" Mrs COie. WaShue City
K " Grant, " Mrs Brashers. Empire
j Cam bell, Lake View + ID Nercrure, Like B
A IL Davis. City
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

mk bulletin talks Of Potter's "assistan,
pon':i e1itor, who persists In DECLARING
mat the Democratic party is not deal X
.,ou Sow, John, that's too bad on Nose, who has
these msny yIu ong ,n'odags a"d thick and thin for
mi years.-tCairo Sun. '"' '"'e'
We did not say anthing about Mr.. Hsr.
'e'i ana did not hint vt him. We would
40. insult him by charging him with tho
N.aorsh'P N.P Of tue Journals remarks on
po,,.s hop" Tho Sun is stupid.
ro.n.e,.s," assistant !. a comsly, able, highly
.h,,;,n ~ gentleman OF rsmsrksbl,
r.".s !. .," o' = peculiar kind, bu. what. hi.
tell. "s e'Ss care 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21
ATTENTIONS!

Mr.. Il. Jones on CONNER.
cial avenue, second door west
ofTenth street, is manufactur.
ing Boots and Shoes of the
best material in the market
and is prepared to fill all
orders on the shortest notice.
He guarantees both the work
and material; his patterns are
of the latest styles, and his
prices lower than any other
shop in the city. Confident
of the excellence of his work,
ne invites the patronage of
the public. lois. ,u
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

CoUNTr CouRT.-Probate matter.
Judge Bross presiding, J. q. Lynch,
county clerk. Third dsy.--In the matter
Of the estate Of Henry d. Thompson, re.
port approved and ordered on record.
In the matter Of George Curly, deed
report approved and ordered that the ad.
ministrator give due notice 10 the heirs
that he will apply for discharge " adj
ministrator. II no heirs make their sp-
pearance, he 10 to pay over to the county
oil moneys in his hands. In the matter Of
the guardianship OF Francis Lazsre and
Henry Lsxsre, Emily Laxsre filed her
letters of guardianship.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
Frazier u. Parker and VIM. I. Parker,
miLor heirs Of Josephine Parser, deceas.
ed, letters Of guardianship were granted
TO Dyss T. Parker
The balance OF the day was occupied By
reading and approving the records.
The court, before sijourning, will cite
all administrators, executors and guar.
disns who are in default in making their
annual or fnal reports, or fling any other
papers required by law. I. would there.
fore be vol for parties interested to make
note Of this.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

HOME AGAIs.-Mr. Goldstins. Of M.
nrm OF Goldstins & Rossn water, has 70.
turned home from New York, where he
has been making large purchases Of win.
ter dry goods, clothing, etc. Luckily, Mr.
Gold,tine had completed sll his purchases
before the Boston nre, and therefore be.
fore the late advance in prices. Messr,.
Gold'sine d Rosen water can, consequently,
sell ut prices exceedingly below those now
current in this market, They ask the
public to call and inspect their goods and
ascertain their prices, being sstiasd tha,
no ono will so away from the store, leav.
ing behind them tho bargains this Arm
are prepared 10 offer. >,
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21
OUR CHURCHES.

PHBBYTKRIAN-E6Kss Street.
Proaehing, sabbath q i3k an. and u p.m
Payer Ieetlng, Wednesday q ~ 2: 3! =; .,,.
sssSssA scscct sr;~. :; T.I1ns - nnso1Ps, Ps,sor tor
HETHOD1sT.--Cos. Eighth and Walnut shs
Prrsrhinr. sabbath At i0S am, and p. N
Prayer meeting, wednesday, 0 Pm:
Ssbbsth school, g. pm. l.. W. stillwell,
superintendent. REV. r. L. THoNPsoN,
CHURCH OF THE REDEExER-cEpI.co.
Morning prayers. Sabbath ioS Am.
sabbath School. Am.
ST. PATRiCKs CHURCH--Ninth st. and
waaningson Avenue.
Public service, sabbath $40 and loi a.m.
s.sSsss school, @ . pm.
Service every day, Am.
REV. p. j. OHALiORAN. Priest.
ST. JOsEPH's CHuRCH.-(German,) cor.
ner Of Walnut and Cross streets.
Mass, every sabbath at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Vespers, 2p. IN.
Mas during week days. A o'clock a. m.
REV. Z. HOFFMAN, Priest.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH-i3th
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
sabbath School At : O'Clock p. IN. II. e.
Thielecke, superintendent.
REV. RoB'T. HRLBfG, Pastor.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSoClA.
T1ON.-Regular meeting second Monday
each month At their room over Rockwell
4 Coz book store, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, u PIN. at
L.w. srILwxLr. President.
SECOND MISSIONARY BAPTIST
rfltrnrl gy. and Enrfy.
6rst streets. Preaching Sabbath at II
o'clock a. IN. and o'clock p. m.
Sunday School o'clock p. m.
The church 10 connected with the Illinois
Association. by the First Missionary Bap-
Rsv. SOLOMON LEONARD, Pastor.
FRlCAN METHODIsT.-Fourtes be
ween Walnut and Cedar.
eryices, Sabbath, ii am
bbath School, II pm.
.ass meets at 8 pm.
ECOND FREE WILL BAPT1sT.-fif.
t.enth Street. between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, Il and 3 p. m.
REV. n. KICKS, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SABBATH SCH0OL.--Coner Walnut
and Cedar Streets.
Sabbath School, Am.
eIRsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-Curry's Barracks.
SerSlcet, sappatn ~ AIN, pun. 'sp. -"
REV. WA. KELLEY, Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Sts.
Preaching Sabbath, 1O3 am. and u pm.
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
Sabbath School, II pm. John vanBsxter
aud Mary Stephens, Superintendent.
REV. T. j. SHORES, Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
Street between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Baptist church recognized by the A.
ISOLATION.
Services, Sabbath, II am. 9 PIN. and pm.
RPv. JACOB BRADLEY, Elder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21
SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAsONS

THE MAsONS.
AFRO COMMANDERY, No. i3.-StAted
Assembly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, frst
and third Saturdays in each month.
CAIRO COUNCIL, No. N.-Regulsr Convo.
cation at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
in each month.
CAIRO CHAPTER No. 71.-Regular Con.
vocation at Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday Of every month,
CAIRO LODGE. 40. 237 +. & A. M.-Regn.
lar Communications at Masonic Hall, the
second and fourth Mondays Of each month.
THE ODD.FELLOWS.
ALEXANDER LODGE, 229-Meets in Odd.
Fellows Hall, in Arter's building, every
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

TIE Losr FouSD.-Hiram Hill, who
shipped his diving apparatus from Cincin.
matt to Cairo on the steamer Umpire, los.
1t when that boat VA sunk near Shawnee.
town, but he has recovered II and is now
in Cairo ready for jobs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21
PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals will be received at the
city clerks Office until u O'Clock p IN. OF
Monday, the s 'cond day Of December, A.
d., 1872, for furnishing the material, or do.
ing the work. or both. for the construction
OF sidewalks on fhe following named streets,
to-wit On the northerly side Of Twelfth
street from the terminus Of the present side.
walk on said street, between Walnut and
Cedar streets, to Locust street; on the
southerly side Of Thirteenth street from
Commercial avenue to Washington avenue;
on the east side Of Holbrook avenue from
west Twenty-third street 10 west Twenty.
fourte reet on the south side of west
Twenty-fourth street from EIOlbrook avenue
TO Park avenue.
Said proposals shall be directed TO the city
council. and will be opered at Joint meet.
ing Of the council at the time above named,
All proposals shall be made in accordance
with the provisions, requirements and speci.
hcstions of ordinance No. -, approved
Octob 10th, A. d., 1872, which ordinance
Is now on tle In my Office subject to examine.
tion at any time.
The city reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
NJ: j. HOwLEY, City Clerk,
Cairo, Ills, Nov. Is, 1872. dlot
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

SrpiwALKs.-The chain gang has been
doing good service in repairing sidewalks
on Eighth street I, 10 . fact that the
sidewalks in this city are in . better con.
di,ion than they have bsen within .se
lsss Ave years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

tho West without change. We can then
by far outstrip New York In the race for
the Cuban and West Indian trade. Shorter
distances, less handling, less commissions,
and a better and fresher -four, made from
wheat brought here from tho West in
bulk, will give New Orleans the business
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

~ You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durant's
4 Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.fve Cents per pound
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
at WILEY & BIXBY'S.
b.7>-N
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

CousTERSEIrERs.-- back counter.
feites have been working up this city.
A $50 bill was passed Monday nigh, on
ono Of our Commercial avenue merchants,
and another on The proprietor Of q down.
town establishment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

FATTxs THEM.-we are requested BY
Messrs Grant and Palmer to be- thankful
on the 2sth inst. Let US fat.en our tur.
keys that we may comply with this re-
quest in proper manner. A full-stom.
ached Christian 10 always more thankful
than q hungry one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

SHocxxp.--The delicate nerves OF our
sensitive contemporary Of the Sun have
been shocked by our remarks about
Christmas turksys I'VE do no. remsm.
bsr of seeing or reading a more irreverent
paragraph anywhere" blandly remarks
the religious fellow Of the Sun. We are
so sorry, and would like 70 hire him q.
reasonable price to pray for US by the
week. We need it, and do no. know a
more effective cheap prayer.msker than
he.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

KEsIUcKr LIBRARr ASSOCIATION A
limited number Of Gift Concer, tickets for
the Kontucky Library Association can be
obtained of w. B. Rockwell 4 Co., on
Commercial avenue. The sale will con.
tinue until the 25th inst. ll.lO.,d
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

THAT CUroLA.-The cupols Of the
Arab engine house is q wonder, IL no, a
mystery. Iii 3 combination Of Mansard
and Chinese, with little of the Turkish
element mixed in. Tho combination is
attractive IL not beautiful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

TEMPERANCE LECTURE
OBrien, an eloquent Catholic priest, will
lecture on temperance in st. Patrick's
church, Sunday evening next, for the ben.
eft Of the proposed new Catholic church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

For MURDEE.-Willisms, the colored
desperate who murdered Mullen At
Mound City over year ago, and who
W" sentenced to be hung but obtained a
new trial, is now being tried At Mound
City Some difficulty WAS experienced in
obtaining jury. At last advcss, seven
white jurors and one colored juror had
been obtained This is the first instance Of
a negro serving on 5 jury in Southern
Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21
THE GRAIN TRADE OF NEW OsLEAs,

IHE GRAIN TRADE OF NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans Times says that not
one in one hundred Of the people of ,ba.
city have any idea Of the extraord,narv
and unparalleled succes. Of the grain
movement, as not only inaugura.ed but
thoroughly inprogrsss through tbs, port
The Times then continues:
Hundreds Of thousands of busbsls of
corn have weekly passed through the port
OF New Orleans in bulk for the foreign
markets OF the world. Steamships and
sail tonnage have gone from here
almost daily, and are still 20
ing,,, and our attention has
hardly been attracted to it. Tho man
who have worked to achieve this result
have been few, but they have been thor
oughly In earnest, as will be seen wben
we state that from the actual figures of
the elevator here since the lst of July-
ths months In which, according 10 those
croakers who, protesting to know eyery-
thlns, grain was to spoil, to heat, to germ.
ana heaven and our rivals only know
what they did not predict-sixty.six full
cargoes Of bulk grain have gone
from this port 10 Europe with an
amount OF one million eighteen tbou..
and six hundred and ninety three bushels
N,Ols, ,69S). And every bushel of this
gram has arrived in the mos, perfect or.
der at its port Of destination, and ia most
cases has sold beyond the price of grain
OF the same grade from New York At The
same time Of sailing. We know OF one
instance here Of sailing vessel netting
upwards OF eleven hundred pounds ster.
ling after leaving our bar, and WA, only
20 days on her trip to Liverpool. M,
one single English steamship hes
cleared from our port since july. tbst
has not taken bulk grain; and would |
ws have believed, one year spo, that Ton.
'age for bulk grain, al the ruling rste.
would not be obtainsble in New Orlesnsp
et this 10 the fact. Two vessels load Al |
'ur elevator tomorrow. Our two last
steamships, the Louisiana and the Belgian
we're loaded last Saturday. To-day, we
,rs told, two large tows Of bulk grain, for
'hipment abroad, arc due. W.
Does this look like staens,ion, W.
'lso learn that the elevator comnsnv mo
pose TO erect . large and sxtsnsiys Aonr
mill In connection with their property.
capable of making $500 brrrsi.
5sily, bringing their wheat from Tsnns..
'ee and Illinois sftsr conn scting their sls.
'ator With the Jackson and Texas rail.
'oads BY track, to run cars TO and from |
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

JEwELRY-For the fall trade and hol.
iday presents We have just 20. in the
finest stock Of solid silver, plated and
gold goods ever brought to this city.
Gold, silver and ivory head canes, and
many articles attractive and beautiful
Call and see and judge for yourselves.
We can show you ane goods and low
prices. TAssR Bros.
ll.l9 st
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

A DEAD BEAT.--A noted dead beat and
hummer, Who halls from Cincinnati, and
calls bimsslf Capt. Gordon, was sen. on
the chain gang for thirty days, yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

THASKs.-we are indebted 10 Jack
Winter for can Of the finest kind Of
oysters. Jack has now . grcs. "run
upon his bank for oysters, ash and game.
He keeps the beat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

JoHs $. DuSHAMs yeas. powder for
purity and strength is unequslled. Try
H. and you will use no other.
il-2l.4ts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

Lors or Ir.-Thirty-6ve hundred bar.
rels Of pork arrived by the Illinois Cen.
trsl yesterday, all consigned to one man at
New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

CoLD.-The weather is decidedly un-
comfortable. The winter has made an
earlier appearance In Cairo this season
than for many years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

ASskLMESr.-The new saloon in Ris.
ers building is having . good run of GUS
tim already.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

Fos THs SELECT CouscIL.-The sun
has nominated for the select oouucil
Messrs Taylor, Wood and Phillips, all
sble and clover gentlemen. II we are TO
have select council any longer, We dom I
know any objection We have TO urge
against either Of the gentlemen suggested /;
but we are drifting towards the belief that
the select council 10 al unnecessary lux.
ury. II was necessity, possibly, when Il
was created, but, at this time, IL is neither
q necessity nor an ornsment--it 10 q use.
less body. Our impulse 10 to declare in
favor Of the abolition of this blouse Of
Lords" and, in order, among cthcr desir.
able things, that this contamination may
be obtained, We are inclined to advocate
the adoption Of the state law providing for
the Incorporation of cities and Villages, In
place Of our present charter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

~ A regular communication Of Delta
Lodge No. 66s, p. and A. NJ, will be held
in Masonic Hall this Thursday evening,
Nov. 2lst, 1872, A. L. 6s72. Business of
special importance to be transacted. Wis.
ting brethren cordially invited TO attend
JAS. A. PHtLLIs, Sec'y,
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

IS TO $50 RT o.s...H s.s Hs's.: .i ss..s. 'p::s p.s
r.. tith.r seS, young or old, make mo'o money
t'ms, than - aaythiAs else. Particulars tfss.
"'"fsss g. sunssn o., Portland, Msi1s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

WooD for 81 pcr load ai the boz fac.
tory. iO-5-3rn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1872-11-21

LOOK TO THE PooRi-The Winter sp.
prosches with Its cold blasts, and may the
Lord help us to stretch forth . hand TO re.
lieve the sutrerngs Of the poor! We are
all too careless. Our eye. do not look sf.
ter thoee who need-ths poor who are al
ways with It's. Let us reform this careless.
ness, and be active in works Of charity ;
and that this activity may be effective i,
should be organized activity. Who will
step forward and call into an organized so.
ciety the charitsbly disposed people Of
Cairo, so that during the Winter now
shaking our windows and doors with
icy breath We may to ready to promptly and
with effect respond to tn. demands Of hu-
msnisy in relieving the wants and driving
away the distress Of the needy? Read
the following plsintive appeal, by Anna L.
Ruth, and our word for i. you will be in q
mood 20 enter upon the good work we have
suggested. The poem is gem of its kind !:
The ELEVENTH HOUR.
Whist, sir Would ye PLACE to speak aisy
anu sit st uONu there Dy tnt uuTe
She sleeps, cir, so light and 30 restless.
she hears every step on the fiure.
What ails her: God knows. she's been
weakly
For months. and the heat drives her wild !;
The summer ha, wasted and worn her
Till she's only the ghost OF child.
All ! have; Yes she il, and cd help me
I'd three little darlint. beside,
y. purity rs iyer ye see, sir,
But wan by wan dropped like and died.
What was II that tuck them, we're asking!
Why, poverty, sure, and no doubt;
They pershed for food and fresh air, sir.
Like flowers dried up in draughi
1t was dreadful to lose themf All, was IL.
II seemed like my heart string. would
But there's days when wild want and wild sor.
I'm thankful they're gone for their sake.
Their father. Well, sir, saints forgive me
nsa foul tongue tina, lowers its own;
But, what wild the shtrikes and the LIQUOR.
I'd better be strugglin' alone.
Do want TO kape this wan? The darlin,!
The last and dearest Of all,
shure you're niyer father yourself, sir.
or you wouldn't be askin' at ALL
What Is that! Milk and food for the baby
A doctor and medicine free.
You're huntin' out all the sick children,
An poor, toilin' mother., like me;
God bles, you, and thin that have sent YOU
-, new life you've given me 50.
shure, sir, won't you look in the cradle
AT the colleen you've saved. fore you 20
., mother O. mercie- have pity
y, darlint, why couldn't you waltz
Dead! dead an tho helps In the dureway
100 Iate y, my baby. Too late