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Constitution and Resolutions Of the Saline
county Farmers Club.

In order tie more e1ec;a.y = protect and s;yauee
or a=rC nii:i n ~ rests te following constitutions
ordained aa6 estab Is id b. the Farmers Union Of 81
line County
AETIcLEI heaTsirs Of the Farmers Union OF ga
ie County n al be conducted hg board direct
ors, who ia al br elected lanuaily the nrSr saturday
IN DcctIni'cr, asi shall enter upon thejr a;ius TIA
AKr . !: 5i,4. BE- Ia ,lHiy o. :he directors. a. their
dfsi Eiesins after their e.sci'pn - designate ca gi
onr mo shall sci secretary 4 1rer du.in; The
yea
AaT. :. The frcaii-nt sAaI prc.Is 81 all m-c;inss
Of IN, board sign az order, ~ by tn .irecJyls asi
cause 10 be iaii-ir Annually. oh tn ir-. II N0yt!n
ber, fall T'pOfi Of ne condition Of fhr -OcI.ty-
AET : ne society shall keep fl!i And complete
record al! thc Transactions q. ihe society wei
tae boai 81 iiss.ors. IN two - hich -4li De pro-
i'r7i ios slch pr.-e y ii.e 'iireSiSr' In one san
i'c recorded lie u III liz ;I!trs L- sso re
rait oi ever. elscsio- an, iir climber - vote res
Ell by each member 81 the board SUI such 'lT i..et
rs may h- ossary Z" iall history ID tn society H.
the onrr mail be Kept full record OF a the
toi- oi IN Barf Of directs Inc -c-eiIrJ -lli al
attest all orders signed o. the president and
liz .is q In.,ersiiY AMI Keep NE al ARTICLES II
re' inrni aln o'Hiris and lspr OF any o'hr na'ir-
y Faiur TO - society, and shall pg!l-h ANNUALLY
The ir-t of November ilil report Of iis ra,s,il.
III u shall BE The duty 81 tn IrvAsursrty keep
account OF the receipts and OItt society
book provided By tn GIrycioTs He shall i-I~ r.
5.iPi Tor an inoiies pad m sgd shall GisgI7- t'd-
appn the ori-r .! The boar! % rvc-oE- cjua r-t.
~ Ihs president Th- shall ic required o.
cutter INTO sa "A sures a. The board OF directors shall
4T. 8. Il shall be tn duty the board Of directors
t. Obtain t- veTS D. st possible Term. from r=Ta. lie
parties fIrni-i m-Ii5er-o Of Ihi. unia .gth a
plies, SUCH sTe generally 49,. in farming coTriuun-
fy, viz: rrCceFi.-. dry s0ai.. luntr farm f;..rh-
eEy an! rIreaIs tsc Al -ccars better fIrifjs
,r t. sale - farm products Dy obJ.inHE lr rs.r-
OF i-Tam aad discovering and making kn.z-n to tn
itTusrs oi th- unioa the best available a.sst-t fr
their PIelagt>; aaI IN tile future II in.livhr.l, or
stock company 81 the farmer 81 saline county .t
undertake th- business 81 marketing the farm products
over o.ifer parties the terms Ihr directors
shall Aiso nN the t-r1f- of sanuai membership bat hal
never allow Il 20 .xc,s-l IN . sioii1r- pr anntiin
at.- of a. -f.aftb -. ,.
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Proceedings OF the MrPhe4s0a C0uafy Repu5.
lican Convention.

Pursuant TO a call Of the County Central
Committee. the Republicans Of Mcpherson
county assembled in delegate convention at the
town OF Mcpherson and Saturday Oct. 18th.
T.. Spil:nan. Secretary. On motion the chair
appointed }. X. Wright. W. Z. Mccormick and
Norman Allen, committee on credentials
The committee submitted a report showing full
delegation present from all the townships. The
following resolutions Were off..rje1 ami unan-
imously adopted.
RssolysS T.zt We .irrn oar devotion to tn princi-
pies q: the party -, fors in the platform OF the ~,
ioual and State Republican Conventions AM, DECLARED
ii 10 I our conviction tbs: tn, wefar- and safety OF
country depends upon the success OF those prin- l.
Resl.es, That We recognize in L s Gran, and rr-
Hiisoa- toe NOMINEES uaFs. Pr.--id=l I
and ' ice PreideGI- ma OF sterling integrity zi.G
doubted patriotism AID fnrtn-rT declare that ale
gisnc@ them a. the standard te4reTs Of epabic=a
i'm Is a contest u rismh ersbip IA cur parry.
Resoicsf. That the a,inin-. Of ih.- CgHv-nti0a fr
20 use all lonrai- reelection nf the
eSh rbiiaut rates Of fare and freight charged
Reso!e.S That Col FIN 4. Phillips Of Saline
county, is our iirst cigi. for L. Senior, and our
representative :: hereby Instructed TO has yot- anil
Use his Influence {, - siIre his election.
Gesoiesa la; Ne pledge ourselves % stand !. s,.l
support the ticket nominated by the convention
Nominations were then taken up. Mr.. +. Z
Simpson. Of sharps Greek. having on the first
ballot received majority of the votes OF the
convention. was declared the unanimous
choice Of the convention for representative.
Mr.. Simpson was called for anil made short
speech thanking the convention for the cOmpli-
ment and pledging himself to faithful per-
Torrance Of the dutios OF the position il elect
Ell. For probate judge. Capt. john u. Under
wood was nominated without opposition. q.
W. Banks. of Gypsum Creek. was the uIani-
mons choice OF the convention for county at
torney. John Il. Wright. of Turkey Crtes.
was nominated for clerk of the court without
opposition. On the third BALLOT Phillip Wick
ersharn OF Gypsum Creek. was nominated for
superintendent Of public instruction. Il. Oiell.
Of King City. was nominated for county COM
missioner to ill vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of !. +. simpson.
4 central committee was appointed as fol-
lows: T.. G. Young. Turkey Greek: W. &.
Mccormack. Sharp's Creek: 4. &. Spilman.
Gypsum Greek: ). ID. Shields. Smoky Hill:
II. A. Hendry. King City.
On motion the Secretary was instructed to
pnblishthe proceedings of the convention in
the SALINE County JOURNAL and the Salii,a
Herald.
The convention then adjourned.
sol. STEVENS. Chairman.
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are not taxable. while ostensibly It was mere
posfponement of the cases.
But one main thing Mr.. Mohler leaves un-
tonched: The understandable and fragrant
omission Of duty in not causing the collection
Ofthe tax due from the railway company in
personal property for the year 1858. Mr.. Moh-
Ter does not attempt. III his reply. 10 Justify
this Judge Prescott refused 10 grant an in
junction in this a-e: We: it has been Preferred
back, some way. II Mr. Noble. was right on
refusing TO receive S9.0o0 or $4,000 profiered
by the railway company. II is evident never
theiess. that he was wrong in no; authorizing
rhe issuing Of z warrant for $1,000
Respectfully.
d. BEEBF
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The ''most conspicuous ofliee-begyar
in the land" has been making another
eieci;oneering haransue, in which he de-
elared that there are iweniy-thouSani
disfranchised citizens in Arkansas
When the veraciogs sage first took the
stage for himself. he put down the num-
Der of dis.ranehised in Arkansas 1t txo
thousand. In the course o. two weeks
he increased the statement to FIVE ihous-
and Now he has got up 20 twenty
thousand. II he keeps on Cabling be
will have couple Of millions of unhap-
Pr disiranchised people IN Arkansas By
November The plain truth Is that there
are probably not twenty men ia ArkAn-
sas who are DISTINGUISHED By the con-
grcssional disability act, and not two
thousand by State se;ion, with which
the federal government has no right to
meddle-CAics9oT slss.
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The night was dark and chilly. Pedestrians
were almost flying adown the avenue. as the
storm cloud spread over the city. Bright fires
burned cheerily in many happy homes. Hark
sAoice j. borne on the fiiiul. uncertain wind.
Did We not hear it: IIark. it Is louder than
before. Mid the roaring of the elements and
the swinging ofsgn-. ui branches and Of ''sich.
the clear shri!l voice Of one of Of our estirna-
bic townsmen is heard above the crash and the
gloom. =. Oh that sidewalk aud that city
city council. too That sidewalk ought to BE-
fixed if the council wants peace.
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The Greeley men were a. enthusiastic as they
could " under the circumstances last Wednes-
day evening. and gathered in quite a G;oodiy
number around a bonfire which Illuminated
the southern end Of the avenue. Hon. John
Martin. Of Topeka. spoke first. and was follow
Ell by Judge Foster. of this city. Both gentle
men did The best they could for the = lost
c uSe.- knowing the while that Saline county
would give from five to seven hun
dred majority against the candidates whose
caIise they we're espoIsing.
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Willis kcsler's Dolly Warden
Saturday was busy day among politicians.

saturday was busy day among politicians.
The honest farmer was dragged down into q e
filthy pool of politics. whether lac wanted to
Dc or not. He was pulled and hauled. wi,iked
a.. sworn III. Rugged treated. complimcrted
and cajoleji, while an amazing sight OF bad
wliiskey was breathed Into his face. Probably
three hundred farmer went home s.-oking their
boards. chuckling inwardly at the very sudden
importance 20 which they had risen. Seldom
has there been witnessed day in SaIina upon
which 20 much cl-ciioneering was done. so
MANI promises given that never will be full
fl ,e |. 80 many lies uttered with brazen i,npu-
danca - last SATURDAY.
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Willis Kesler's Dolly Warden.

The following extract is taken from cores
pondence which appeared in the Junction City
Union of last week. and which Is the Produc-
ton of some man from the far west: = The
nomination OF Edwards 10 the Senate meets
with the hearty approval Of the entire section,
and full vote will be polled for him through
out this and adjacent counties. The people OF
Elihkpun,y feel highly elated at thus YAH
'fnisiing the Wagstafi faction. and am credi-
big informed that this feeling is current all
through, the diStri ~
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Cure n. isIrri.

| have suffered iniolerabiy from chronic
asthma and found perfect reieffrom the use of
Dr.J. X. Luli. Jr.'s prescription. fee! not Only
grateful TO him. but have a high appreciation
of his skill. :. G. SERVlLLE.
Dr.. Lull will send his valuable. prescription
for asthma to any part of the United States. on
the receip. of two dollars. with full directions
for use. II Is no Patent Mciisiae.
Corner Of Ash and Fifth Streets. Sa'ina. Sa-
linr Co.. Kan.
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The Grant club has not been as active in this
campaign As was the club of 1853. Cause: No
material to Work upon. All one way. We
asked a prominent Greeleyite the other day
who Stated 10 Us that he intended voting for
only one man on the ticket this fall. if he did
not propose to vote for the Greeley electors.
He stumped Us with this question. e Have we
anyg' That's the way the majority of the
Liberals now feel
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-31

A very destructive prairie fire oye1m the
Gypsum creek cpsssfs in McPheYtm county.
about typ.e mile. southeast Of Ibis city. last
week. <The fire even advanced as far north
as Iron Mound. this eountyA David Bishop
lost his lay and his cattle range was destroyed
Me-srs. Par.hail, Goats. REESE and Miller
and some others, suffered severely from the
fire. losing their winters supply Of hay and
considerable grain.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Those r.Er- who are nic btei 70 me IL note or oh
sTw;-e THAT to -y-y lending them NANCY or s,i-
Ing thefn boots and shoas c--:l xiii understand BY
tbs notice that they tuaned: ssi viii - -tel ffisy
10 lime asi pay gD IL I.n,isrstani
that arrest and what -sy. .af zil pub
lsh Ne ns'n-- oftio-e eilqenfs who is 20 live Oh
the expen.e OF the hard Working aEd ever t0iliaz
business man ''Tha. = -
JJ-tf JAxEs VI sPiIY
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CITY Directory.

Msyo--J W. RrssELL-
CO1nciIm u-FKANK ,.oODSoyT, Ira l.. CagvEH. u
= utLsoS- 2 g. >rsSLLN, JAMS MrRrilT.
Police in ig--N. +. CARROLL.
i1erl-i ,.EB NII.IyAN-
Treasursr-R II. BIsHoP.
MGT-flal-!oI.S :. BAKER.
Atm M ID. SASP-oS.
sire CuiilIIis-ioner-A. e.. Cor-E-
Hatchma--CH.> FALcoNER.
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DiaSOI.sfiOn Nnficc

The cor1rtneT.hip heretofore existing under the firm
NAM OF Cover Bto Bpssn- th's dIy Dissolved b.
mutual consent Mr. EowH- reifT1ng from the firm.
The business Of smoky Hell Nils will b- continued
and all settlement. nls'ir by Cover Bro.
.>aispa 5rh ES-a
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Fruit Trees. Vines. &C.

On. mile eas, of ssllna You will ind all kinds o.
Fruit Trees, Vines and small Fruit for sale cheap
They guaranteed to be in Irinu. ORDER Come and
See before engaging your irr.s for for fall spring
iliintins fA;roEze horn@ institutions AMI get tree
that will yroN ANDERSON 4 IYNNN
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4 CARE.

- a. LGSsvui eoeass n Ssg.e Cbsasy Eas&as-
Amer due deliberations careful review Of the p0
lnicai situation Of this county, wonid beg leave 20
decline being your csstid.te for the olc for which
have you pct E~ IL elimination. In declining.
would most cheerfaliy nc nnend yas;r can
disizfe Ma; Eric fOys-, nf1a eyery wzy quaiif--i
10 I'll the responsible POSITION reyr-s nisiiiEe OF t
county AId fartfsrr.i promise him my supisor. and
aud viizf iDsuenc- cn Command Win many thanks
TO NV friends for the fno- they have conferred
by making their c=.xdtiI.s
Iremsin your cbeiesf servant, J. W. RUSSELL.
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Ncm advertisements.
Dissolution N0fice.

The coartn-rshlp heretofore eNistir- n. Charles
z. Ken,sll Of Topeka, KEnsss. and Ira L. Csrver
der the fTrn OF irs l. Carver & ca. ri >alins
kznss j. This day .iis-cv u by the iirn sal;
partnership. The -ai. ira L. Carver purchase. the
Sink # goods and accounts and Assumed all the
liabilities Of IN. late firm
ST.tT *
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BRICK! RELCK!

tn. undersigned has nos. in kiln ani will continue
to manufacture in ing tn sufficient quantity
Of brick 10 supply all demands These BRICK maie
from the best clay and with the utmost care.
Orders may be left NJ my yards eve miles -1ih Of a
Ina HENRY GILMAN
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RublicatjVa .Notice.

SrATE Or KANSAS. LIsooLs COUNTY. In me
- District in ard for All c1Gsiy iHdrrw Bal.
paint q, " william SEniC.n and William Virgins,
dc:c.dauts.
The above ntrn ID iefrii viii t4.r no;c- la
tn above named Fisiat ss "a s,..t -lst
tb- sail Ni4.isIn i-,ins lGl William >ginirn, la
the district Of -.ii cotay n nature Of which i
TO fc.cCiOse !ect-Eics lien certain sionc build
ing .tui,e, gIon los mo. - tn nd twelve 2) n
BLOCK number iweciy-tOur - ia Il town Q. Lincoln
J-feF, IA Iilc IN cpilty, s.ie e htn-s- accSrs!.
t. fhe recorded pls i-Toi the Of huud-
r,si aud dollars and thiFtef t-IFs ID ald
Interest thereon from the .e- Lay If I';i a iSss,
ard so aitorueys' .s, and Has -hr ssid N.iltsni
Virgins may show s.iai !firgra; a. 49,. II .ny, IN
said described! real estate; Tia. unless the said OFFEND
ants and e.,! q! them plead, deTnlr To- the
petition "i Ihe zaid Aarc1 Bell lel In said court,
before the
FIN dry Dsce-s1e-, 4. ID. is.2,
the said p,i;ipn ssili BE- t-sn and ju- men;
rendered. .crsEyliBZiy, 10 W. .i amt ..zf-' the
aid william Swinburl Tor the sI.i sCn vi sG. u
with interest EfCTes..I, 4Ed - :egIgy- fee, 5r-
.,.ie lie sI!1slr. % s-!. lien irst lea % sad
premises s5.d order fr liz sale 0i the premises
aforesaid.
w wAITand
J. NE < KILLER,
5.vs fi-sutif = Attorneys.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the reen-s: Of man! citizens, hereby announce
n:seif Ind-p-tis,ei Candidate for county a.for-
neg OF Saline county. T.. W HoDGKiN>ON.
ne authorized 20 TIA; Major Eric Fors<e
independent candidate for Representative OF Saline
county.
We authorized 10 ;ssnocnoe tia: James II. SHead
i independent candidate for State Senator Of the
sath district;
At the request Of mary voters. hereby s1nouuce
myself iniep ,si-nt cIuiiX,. for Tn ofsce Of
Representative Of salise county
NELSON CHAFrEE
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1872.
v1i,.x..,.,,.. Dolly Warden


Major Berks is expected back this week.
Court is sitting at Ellsworth this week.
Prairie fires made the horizon red Monday
ui~ht-
Another cold. rainy. disagreeable time. Mon
day and Tuesday.
Correspondence figures SHARPLY in this
weeks issue
A skating rink will be paying institution
here this winter.
Court sits. the 1lth of November Zone week
from next Monday.
Vote for the bridge propositions next Tues
day. Vote for all IF them.
Corn is coming into this market quite freely,
notwithstanding the low price.
N. A. Fasset. clerk at Probert's, has gone
TO Illinois. to be absent some time.
Julius Myer has assigned his property 10 Z.
II. Martin for the benefit OF his creditors.
Remember that the time is now up for build
ing chimneys by the edict Of the city council.
&C. Fleck is again sole proprietor OF the
jewelry store north OFF f. Harrison marieH
A small building. intended for millinery
store, is being bulls Just north ofOber q Bona
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School Land for Sale!
RO.tn.m. Ti.s.ha!. rgiG UNfcr.

o.ler FOR sale S-j.ans :, l. u AZ: 20 Township
:, u.i, Range J. west, >aii- river, seven miles
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LkU Al n Il a G SA ssS.
NEW YORK AN. INSTITuTE EAR RITIInING

New YORK Am. INSTITUTE FAIR Bu1IDISGl
November A. 1871
f. Nj. BeTNToN, 80 Beekman Street, New York
Sr:-This certifes that the Lightning Cross
Cut Saw worked by hand, by men, Nov. 2 at this
Fair. Said men and Saw cut off sound Sx6-inch
chestnut log in 334 seconds; and 16 cnts of same
contt'auonSly, in two minutes and Is seconds,
rate OF cord of wood in less than nine minutes.
am satisfied that for ali purposes of crosscuttng
large and small timber, and saws
have no rival in speed. in case, and in simplicity
l believe their universal would save vast
amount of money and time and tighten the toll of
mIlllent of men. j. ". BLAKE, Supt. A. l. f.
Where tho Hardware Trade do not sell the genuine
saw, 6-foot Cross-Cut and a Wood Saw shipped
receipt of Sc.
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Agents! kqents!! Aqents!!

We viii pay SO per week CASH, and expenses to
cool rents who " i'll engage with AT ONCE. Every
thing furnished. Addres
a F. A ELLIS & CO., Charlotte Mich.
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s q G l. . G K
o of
JAMES FISK.

Containin full account of all his Schemes, enter
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Drew aud other great r. R. and Financial magnates.
GREAT FRAUDS Of tn" TMMsNY RING Brilliant
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York Life. JOSIE MANSFIELD the siren How a
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JOHNNY. where is your pa p ''Gone
fishing, sir He was fishing yester-
day, was he not? "Yes, SIR 'What
did he catch % Zone catfish, the rheu-
matism, two eels, the toothache. and
some little ones. Ma says ne will catch
fits to-day just wait til he gets bone,
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MEMPHIS TENN: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST SO 1872

several years; absolutely abolished in
several Of the United States, and prac.
tically abolished in others; it had been
totally abolished in Holland for twelve
years, virtually abolished in Belgium
for ten years, totally abolished in Por-
tugal for twenty years, and virtually
abolished in Prussia for one hundred
years, excepting under certain peeu-
liar circumstances" In Sweden there
had been only one execution for
many years. In England there
was still some hanging done. but it was
nearly abolished" In 1872 there were
six executions, in 1871 only four, and of
seven sentenced at the last assizes only
one was carried out. 1t is unfortunate
that this leniency in England has been
followed by an unusual number of mur-
ders within the last two months. Count
Sollohub, of Prussia, made speech, in
which he said that not only was capital
punishment practically abolished in
Prussia, but the greatest penalty in the
form of Imprisonment is not extended
over twenty years. But althoguh the
law of capital punishment might be ju-
diciously kept in view of the criminal,
he would not have it enforced DR.. Bel
lows, of New York, also made speech
in favor of abolishing capital punish
ment, which abolition, as a French wit
said, would be all very we'll if our friends,
the assassins, would only set the exam
nile
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LINES.
By FAra,R RYAN.

Weary hearts weary hearts by the cares OF
life oppressed.
Ye are an FIRING in the shadows--ye are sigh
ing for q rest;
There is darkness in the heavens, and the
earth is bleak below,
And the JOYS we taste to-day may tomorrow
" Weary Heartsl God is Rest. 'ltii
Lonely hearts lonely hearts, this is but a
Ye are pinins for repose-ye are longing for
what the world hath never siven-Kneel. and
And your grief shall turn to gladncss-if you
lean upon His love.
Lonely Hearts God is Love.
Restless he rts restless hearts ye are toiling
And the flowers of life all withered, leave but
thorns along your way;
Ye are wa'ting-ye are waiting till your toll
ings all hall cease,
And your ev'ry restless beating is sad-sad
Restless Hearts, God is Peace.
Breaking heart' broken hearts! ye are DESC
late a. d lone,
And low voices from the Past Ger your present
In the sweetest of your pleasures there was
bitterest alloy
And stArless night hath followed on the sun
set Of your joy
Broken Hearts God is joy.
Homeless hearts homeless hearts through
the dreary. dreary years. -
Y are lonely, lonely wand'rers, and your way
- Is wet with tears
In bril hit or blighted places, wheresoever you
may roam,
Ye look away from earth-land and ye murmuI
where is home?"
Homelesa uaorfs God ia Home