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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26

HARMONIC CLUB.-The regular
meeting OF the Harmonic club will be held
on Son'!ay evening next. and s~>ti.re vii! 30
business oil very great Importance 10 cum-
before them. every stock holder Is requested
and urged to be present. 1t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
A HEAVY STOCK OF PRINCE SUMNER
CHEAP eO0TS AND SHOES,
sessnaaa.. 2 ase.s west Of Marhsa.

The undorsigned respectfully informs his ~.6aua
& large and well selected stock Of EALLW
AND WINTER BOOTS. SHOES and 0AI-' -
TEAiB suitable Tor Ladies, 9entlemen. Misses and
Childr1n. which are manufactured from the best ma:
ferak and made IN the best manner and WILDE sold
e low aa The sane article caR be obtained - this
~ store will have the Advantage Qg large and "a
fie1 aaaoEtment from which 70 ge.eet Fashionable
and neat atting bOot or shoe. The public are ccg.
dally invited q call and exaDino NY stock and
lseSn :. MP exsesainsiy ioW IgIsist = pancncK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

GREAT AQUEDUcTs-The aqueducts of the
Romans were matter Of boast TO that practical
people, and many Senator doubtless took his
friend on visit from Boetla 10 view those mighty
works, the ruins of which still excite wonder
From twenty-six to sixty miles was the greatest
length Of amy artificial water course until the
aqueduet from Champagne 20 Paris, eighty miles
long, was constructed. The future supply OF
New York, If the suggestions of Mr.. Colvin, who
has just surveyed the wilderness of the Adiron-
dacks, are ever followed, willcome from greater
distance than has ever yet been attempted. This
aqueduet would be two hundred miles In length,
and would run from the rivers of the Adir0n-
daeks to New York. passing near Albany and
down the valley of the Hudson. Mr.. Colvin
contends that afler the water shed Of the Croton
becomes inadequate to the wants Of tho future
city, this is the only available source of supply.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
w. B. THOMPSON
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
600 West Fropt Street,
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE.

WILMINUIUN
DELAWARR.
A full assortment Of
Single and Double
Carriage, Cart, bray
and Wagon Harness
E constantly n hand
and made to order
AllJohbng punntual-
" attended To. fl'Ai
Having Obtainod the
ight for the State Of Delaware Tor LEOEARDs Pa
Ont Breast Collar. which e one of the mo.t benen.
eiadiscoveyes for the horse that has been Invented
for along lime. and will be lasting benefit 70 the
no 80 and owner, it being 90 eonstIneted that the
horse q perfectly free about the throat and rot
ohFked and ehafed on the breast, as u done ~ the
trO Ionrs now used. dee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

ANOTHER MONSTER STEAMSHIP for the ocean
gov for the Liverpool, New York and Philadel-
phia line, which Is affeF the Great + lstern, the
largest merchant steamer in the world. Her d.
mensions are Length, ASS feet breadth, A. n.
depth, extreme, SS.S moulded, 3d. capacity,
a,SgO tons az engines sOqhorse peM.e,r Win y
1875 men. She Is calculated to carry 132 first
class passengers and 1910 Of third class, and to
make IL knots per hour. 1t Is to be hoped she
viii be able 10 carry coal and food enough for the
trip and be handled by competent and earful Of
iicers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

THE manufacture of ice has commenced Ia
Augusta, Georgia. The ice is manufactured from
the river water, completely purified by a double
distillation. Water for cooling purposes can only
be obtained however, from wells dug on the
premises OF the company A new aud larger ice
machine has just been erected by the company,
and artificial ice 10 the extent OF ten tons day,
IL necessary, eau be manufactured This new
appears at last to have falr prospect Of success
At Augusta and New Orleans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

Q. P. JouSsOr. EDIrOn AND PEornmTOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
Wilmington and and Its industries.

Wilmington and and It0 Industries.
Tbs advance sheets Of LippineOtt's Magazine for
Nay, Is on our table. It contains the concluding
chsptsU Of the article on %wilmington and itS In
duslEiss" The iiluStrAtiOns are the old sRsde'a
Church, Gass Church and the West Presbyterian
and st. Johns Churches, the residence Of Job II.
jackson and Col. H. s. McCOmb; Car Works and
Car Wheel Casting Works, the Clayton House,
Masonic Temple and several other euts. Ths en-
graVings ars hns and the article gives the Magazine
a intsIsst to our people that should make It aeli
readily. Independent Of this sketch The May
number win be be found very Interesting and At
traetiye one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

One Peter A. II. Jaclnon has been required By
tsmposnEy injunction 10 show cause why Be should
not v eeSirainei from selling i've hundred $1,000
bonds of The Sc. Jossph and DsDveF CITY AailEoad
Company, Which had been pledged aa coli.terAl ee-
curikv fdr 3 loan Of e2fO.00O. The ground sof the
nppiication was that the loan vas ~ 3 usurious
rate. This involves an important issue, covering
large and important interssts. and the progress
Of he suit win no doubt command much stten-
tiol.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
GEORGE MCCALL, 8
Merchant Tailor,

No I2I Market St., Wilmington, Del
cLoTHf CAssTMkRfs and VesTIEGs.
T. q q nov prepared % accolnunQe.f ~ euzinlri
-.AA-e ere and the pubIio goge1nll4 With gnfrasuiA
Which for neatness % lt ana antahs eannof - -.
eelled by any house IN the city. -.
Havfne Geenred The services 81 MF. Vim Buift.
ore of The best cutters IN tho country, he feels con-
hdant on giving satiGfaction 20 all who mayfayof
him with their PatrOnage. eatialaesion GaaEan-
teod. apA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established l7s4,
the largest and most fOurishing weekly the
State and has a larger circulation than any otneF
on the Peninsular. Published every HrlaAg WOfh-
ing at & q year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
Bower's THOof Eminent.

Amer 50 years pFsetIepi sxpsElenes yish heEgss.
n staging. teamins. &c.. have ioggnaN tnat mere
horses have been crippltd ~ inattsul ~ - tne
feet than all other dinaasea combined Alter many
experiments haya found the trne remedy 70 PIE
yRaT the disease Of the hoof oK restore Il sg neg
neenee 70 what nature Intended L should be-fks
great supDoE. Of ts aotls aAimal Ifthe hool l. 4.
namOd aud diseaeea the aallnal IL comparatively
worthless. bis Isniaent VIII SURELY prsesat this
WORT Of an dissaAea fContrant0n, G0rna. Quarter
Craeka Contractor az tie Back Binog. GENERALLY
calied Knee-GpFunR. ke) and restore thoao that
have bson oripplea b the want of saoh Renaay.
(. .ea-1Ey e. and q viii nsrer hilif prapeElg aD-
BStks iks hprsels rot once wpsk, o. pissaeyu Il
neeaasaTy, at tha heel and freq and aroqnQ noeS
close 70 the hair. d. Q. bOXhA
NorTla10Wns Pc.
Ma. d. Q. BoEER-klsar &iPs Ihia q . eeRlify
that have used your hiniment In mE qlnhl4 for
three nonthg past, on more than one hnnofa1 hor-
sal, and hn0 L the best preparation hnFo ever
u1ed.on horses. IL d far better than Fou Fo9om-
mend it. Send ne ave cases e Qneat y e4pf1las
b. D, d. HARRX HAMILTON,
No. l32 West 3lst street, Neg York citE..
= BRlN0HURsI y Coz. nruggIsls. eQraereta
ana n arket streets umlnRions having heen ~.
pointed agents for this valuable and p4euiag Meot
Lnlment are fully prepared - supply tt uholelala
and retail ~ the manulagturers priees,
aeDl e1taNA8 4 sf-s1If
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
NEW GROCERY STORE

R. w, Cor. Fomrah ana Market 9t.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Esas. The undersigned respectfully an-fff51
N M nouncos 10 his old friends and thek4N1 N1
sd his new store. and hhsopeneu WITH . stock
VI na nsr wv ~ AND MOLAssEs.
LoverinR kod. .rrnnnlated and dpukvori1eocugars
soft, white and coffee sugare.
Syrup. and all kinds Of MOlAs9ees :,
OLD CoveTnment laws Coffee, Laguira. Maricaibo,
Rio Green and Roasted coaees the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Bed Wheat Family Fsour.
new BuekwhOAt, all kinds ofRpre spices, sqfo nes,
ali kinds Of Canned Fruits. kreneh. hpd hngnAn
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut, Mpshroon and
Tomato Catsup English and American R1ekless . els
lies Cheese Fresh nOll Butter Baker Cocoa ano
Chocolata VeFmneelli Macaroni, NJ ashtng soap ~
Tanfs Raisins Cikron. Afmore's Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Applea Crhnbermes. brooms. teanted
Buckets Brushes, Sperm, Adaniannno ana 1niioW
Candlea and an articles usually kept IN we'll as
sorted Grocory Store. Caliand examin9 my Is2SHK'
s-1v, JAMES ChArfAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

wILMINGTON. Del.' April Nc. 1879.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

Tar DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served by
carriers to subscribers in all parts Of WilmlnGton
and the surrounding towns and villages. ior SIX
cents week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
81 in advanCe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
New noel and Shoe Store,
GEO. 81. HAGANY,

No.a WEST anoQNp STREET
ketWesn Market and ehlpiag hes Jest lal4 ~
4 lnFga and varied assortment of bo0te An4 @noeg
f6F Ladies, 9entlemen. BOYS, Misses and Cenaltn.
nFossEt times, and respectfully asks tbs pubic 70
~ and examine his stock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31
Vol. XIX. Whole No. 966 No. 81.

not with such as these, and after due
consideration has decided to make her
future abode with a nephew in Milwau-
kee, who gives the above story, with his
name and address, to the News, of that
city. BY this time probably she is there,
no longer dependent, but with means
ample for luxurious comfort in her de-
clining days and to reward those who
may merit it at her hands. She has
bought back at generous interest from
its late owner, and carries with her to
the West that which by its compensat-
ing agency has rescued her at last from
the physical suffering, if not the spiritu-
al bitterness, of thankles5 mother
hood, and in measure redeems her
story from the moral repulsion of an un-
grateful theme-the old secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31
poetrp.
The Deacon's Prayer.

Iu the regular evening meeting
That the church holds. ever! week,
one night listening angel AT
To hear them pray and speak.
II puzzled the soul Of the angel
WHY some TO that gathering came,
But sick and sinful hearts he saw,
With guilt and grief sfamc.
They were silent but -sid To the angel.
Our lives have need OF Him
While doubt, with duh. vague. throbhing pain
stirred through their spirits dim.
You could zee twa, the regular meeting.
And IN" regular seats were filled.
And all knew who would pray and talk.
Though any might that wiIsd.
From his plac, in front. near the pulpit,
la his long-lrcusionod way.
When the Book was read, and the hymn was
sung.
I'll, Deacon arose to pray.
tir-t came the long preamble
II Peter had opened 50.
II had been. ere the Lord hi, prsyer had beard
Fun iily 1ithOm below.
Then volume of information
Poured forth. ss II to the Lord.
tuno,ruIng His vsNs and attributes.
And the thing by Him abhorred;
But not in thu list OF the latter
VA, mentioned the mocking breath
OF tho nyp"criic prayer that i not prayer.
And the maAc-bclieve life in death.
THcn he prayed f5r the church and the pastor
And that souls might bc hi hire
Whatever hi, stipend otherwise
And the sunday school; and the choir;
And the swarming horics Of India;
Aud the I'cri.hing, vile Chinese,
And the millions who bow to the Pope of
Rome:
And the pagan churches OF Gree:
And the ouicaSt remnants Of Judah.
OF whose guilt he had much 10 tell
H. prayed, or he told the Lord he prsyed.
For everything out Of he'll.
Now, II oil Of that burden had rally
Be-n weighing upon his soul,
'Iwould hsyc sunk him through 10 the China
side.
And raised a hill over the hole.
'Twa- the regular evening meeting,
And the regular prayers were made.
But the listening angel told the Lord
That only the silent praycd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31

Some persons entered church vestry
in Auburn recently, broke open the Sunday
school Treasury and rifled it of its con-
tents, about $40. Here is golden oppor-
tunity for those who wish to start a fund
for the benefit of American heather.
person must be highly civilized to be so
interested in penny Sunday school Golfers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31
HOW TO GET RICH

How any man, woman. girl or boy may get rleh
FROM FIVE CENTS CAPITAL,
sent for TEN CENTS, and stamp for return
postage. Address, A. G.. GRISDLE.
ly22 South Penobseot, Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31
DON'T drive lame HORSES

DRAGDOS and Martins well known stand for
D merry occupied by Woodeock and Gould OF
Franklin is now open with n well selected stock.
Jobing and all kinds work done TO order anu " ith
dispatch. Particular attention Civ en- to Horse
shoeing. Thankful tor past fayors wish to in
form the citizens of Franklin and vicinity that
they will always md me in the shop when sm
not in the Franklin House. JOHN ". FICkErT.
Franklin, June IGth ls72. tf25
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REAL ESTATE BROKER.
a NEW ENTERPRISE.

from the frequent enquiries made 10 me, within
tie past few yctrs, by those wishing 10 buy ana
eel Real E-tAst a. We'll 49, those desiring 10 let
and rent places. / have been forced Il the CON
elusiou that there wa actually ey sting neces-
sity o. some nucs elnu4rklus III Tie enterprise
and of opening an office and books and ia meas
ure. at least provide Tor This grow NJ necessity.
would Therefore respectfully solicit the pat
rouage and cucVurag cement Of the pubic, IN bTins-
ing into life and being tins enterprise, by giving
me their bu- -lnc~-, and by united Clort making <
Il mutually beneficial To ourselves and othefs.
Therefore 10 all those having lands and tenements
to sell or to isi If they viii give me ull descrip-
tiou Of them los calling or sending TO me- l viii
enceavor to keep open an avenue TO those desI-
ing to purchase sell, and thereby facilitate an
an existing demand. guarantee satisfaction as
To charges TO all who may favor with their
business. A. +. BIRNHAM.
+ Ellsworth March 2sth, is72. 39-tf
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HAIL COLUMBIA

And other Patriotic Airs sound best on the su
perior Instruments to tie purchased AT the we'll
known store Of J. {. HAYNES 4 Co, whers
FULL BRASS BANDS.
FULL ORC CHE>TRAS,
QUAnRILLE BANDS.
QCINTETTE ORC HESTRA>
BANDS OF POUR,
and all similar organizations Will be furnished.
not only with the beet Instruments. bat with In
structiOn Books to learn them, Music TO play on
them and all needed Materials ter their repair.
&c. HAYNES 4 CO..
top. the Court Hsuse) N Court ST.. Boston.
6mos20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31
HAIR WORK DONE.

r HE subscriber having taken a room on Main
street, over Albert Jeillson's store, is ready to
receive orders FOR doing hair work. Combinss
made into switches wen. Old Switches made
over and enlarged Sc MAZRALL
Ellsworth, MAY sth, ls13- 27tt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31

eSSs&Es Ss&i sidt!SF'S %s'TFiSs,
Il :: eREAI)
MEp!eAg
Discovery
g R@.zg2) M)
Extract OF Roots and Herbs which almost tnva
7 ably cure tho following complaint
Dyspepsis.iIlcaTt Burn. LIVER Compliant, aud
Loss ot Az cutc 'ur'u uy taking q irH bottles
Isssltude, LoW >p.ri-, suI shaking ~.u-.ll'n
CURED al "nc'.
Eruptions. rjmplc.. RIotohe. ami 5lI .4purft,c.
wiz. curcd rcaiily by following the ar, ti,s an
the bottle.
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary dcrangc-
ments Il has no equal. one bottle will cuHNutre
the most scepuoal.
Worms, expelled fram the system withou, the
lesst dlhiculy; iew bottles arc sufficient tor ,he
moot obstinate case.
Piles; one bottle has cured the most dneuii
case ahcn all other remedies failed.
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia Headache. SC.
eascd Immediately.
RheumRtis-n. Swcilci joint AMI ali Scrotular
AfilriIon- removed or greatly relieved bs this IN
valuable medicine.
Bronchitis, Caiagrh toayG...ous AMI ~ -icrlcs
curtd oT mach relieved.
Difficult Breathing. rain I'm The Lung. >tlc aud
Chest AlHu-t invariably cured lt tak ug q lev
boitlcs oi Tee Quaker Bitter.
Female Difficulties, % prevalent among Amefi-
can ladies'. yit.l readily to this iny AiGAilc NELL
cine. The Quaker Eltic3s.
Bilious. Eemittcnt and Intermittent Feycrs %
prevail nj IA many parts OF our country. complete
y cradlcAiel hs the use # the Quaker B,iicrs.
The Aged. find tn the Quaker Bitter Just the at
ticle thcS stand in need "fin their declining years
II qnlokcns the blood and cheers ths mind and
psvcs The passage down the plane inclined.
al incurahlc disease. amer taking icW bottles Of
the quaker Biiicrs.
Sold by al Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
sold a. Wholesale au3 rcsaa hy
me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31

Sold by al Druggists and Dealer. in Medicines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31
House Lots for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale ssf hunsTeo
i eligible House kOss, located withln one
fourth OF a mile of the Bridge, which he VIII sen
on favorable tenns.
ROBERT GERRY.
Ellsworth, April 25, ls53, 6moslss
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
NOIICES
Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1. MAR

Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT j, MAR
Il GsRET nCGEiN. married woman and
wife Of homas McGraw, eff Carson City, Crirs-
by county, State oi Ntyada. will make appliCa-
ton 10 the Tis:-c. Court Of tie Second Judicial
Of tie State Of Nevada, in and fc- CrI;s by co;r-
~, 1t the Courtroom Of said Court in said Car
SOP CITY, Oh the tWeEty-Aith day ef September,
4. y. 1873, at TIE hour Cf twelve o'clock noon
Of said day. at such fixture tine as TIE Cour.
may appoint, for an order of said Court pt Unit
ting me to carry on the bus;nts IS O; Hotel c =
foaGdiHS House E1criag, buying and seilip.
wines and liquors al wholesale and retail, and
buying and Hing resi- estate. in said county,
il my OWE nsu.e a:Il On ny WI account as sole
t-cier. MARGARET hC.E.W
Carson, August 2, 1873. au27-1:1~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19
Washington.

FRIESDa Of General Sickes sag that he will.
on his return TO Washington, formally tender
his resignation as mister TO Madrid.
SECRETARY BErKSAP was married to Mrs A.
T. Bowen, Of Cincinnati. at Harodsburg, Ky,
Thursday, the 18th inst
MARX W DELAHAY, the United states Judge
Of Kansas. has rendered MS resignation. Of
ticial charges had been pref. FRED against him
that he is common druoksrd. Crozer, the
present pro tempore Senator from Kansas. is
endorsed 10 oil the vacancy.
VIoE-pKEsDENT WILSON VIII not again ore.
side 10 the Senate until alter the holidays. He
is quite feeble.
MARTIN T. CONWAY has been Indicted tor as.
SAINT, With intent to Kill ex- Senator Pomerov.
IN October, 1873.
IHE. House Committee on Appropriations
have agreed to recommend that five millions
be appropriated tor the immediate require
meuts Of the navy
\ IL the Republican Senatorial Caucus Al
/ Washington, on Tuesday which nominated
/ senator Carpenter 'o- President pro tenn. II
/ the senate, motion WAS made 10 exclude
/ Ramrdeil the New YORK. Tribune correspond.
ent from the reporters galleries, but was
streuuously opposed by Couklug aud Carpen.
ter himself, who By this time had joined the
caucus. and II was q feated.
A WASHINGTON correspondent states that
the more the nomination Of Attorney General
I Williams Is discussed the more its uu6tnes.
Is Acknowledged, and the less prospect there
is that it will be confirmed. A rumor was
circulated that the nomination was to b,
Withdrawn by the Presidont but such action
I on his par; is highly improbable.
/ Hon SAMUEL SHEl LABAEaER, OF Ohio, Will
/ probably he nominated Mnister to Spain, II
the President accepts sickle-' resignation.
Mr.. Shellsbarger is fayorably spoken OF for
the position M diplomatic citelcs.
Tur Secretary Of the Navy has asked Con-
sress for an appropriation Of S. geo OoO to
put vessels m a useful condition.
JoHN s. UNpERwooD, United States District
Judge fer the District OF Virginia, died SUD.
denly Of apopleXv at ms residence in Wash.
iugtou few days siuce.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19

CAPT. SrRMoNT publishes card Indignantly
dcuyiug that bmsclt and other officers Ct tie
Vile du Hayrc showed eowardice at the time
Of tho disaster
TnE stockholders Of the National Trust
Company, OF Ptt.bulg, have increased The
reward for the capture ot 4. J. Grer, the
missing cashier. 70 5000
Tar Rev. d }. h psnc. formerly Metho.
DIST minister ia Allegheny, Pa, arrested some
time ago on suspicion " stealing 600 from a
store on Diamond street, has been found
guilty IN the Criminal Court Of Pitt burg.
aud remauded for sentence
THOMAS McNNlY was arrested al ROYAL oak
and taken 81 Dtuot, charged with setting
Gre to the Detroit stove WORKS d year ato.
burning tho Excelsior boat house. sc,t,'s
lee house aud various places Ut that sort. /,
Is rvporttd hat b. confessed tl some 3, II i
char-cs.
oN the rttsbWg Fort WAYNE aud CHICAGO
Railroad near Hobart, "Wednesday, tvoIri.bt
trains co.hdcd az iui speed The engine, +.
and othor employees escaped uuburt by umr.
ing. The tram, with both locomotive. Ner,
smashed, with a large number ~ freight cars
loaded with hour, all ofwhch r. dcslr va
One locomotive exploded az the moment o
The explosion
Rry. Z +. WILLIAMS ard G. n. Howard
publishers 81 the Chicago Advance, charged
with collision 10 mmissioutr smith. IN.
dian pue land frauds. ara uut With card
saving the charge rs glauudIc.s tsls,laod
WILLIAM NJ lWrrp at Boss. now e.u
wet was q member Of Congress from Nov
York city abou, twenty wear. a,u--a fact uot
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From the Boston Advertiser
LOngiellOw.

Poet Of the many KEYS,
rich are all thy meloiies
Not for serf alone nor king
Is the message thou dost bring
Not for sect and not for clan,
But for universal man.
Worthy thou to win the lame
That has gathered round thy name.
Poet If the sunny lie,
Naught Of discord, envy, strife,
Harshly breaking through thy lays,
Mars the music Of thy days.
Like the stream, 10 tranquil power,
Day by day and hour by hour,
Flows thy gentle life along,
Sweeter than the sweetest song.
Poet OF the silver locks,
FINE the thoughtless graybeard mocks,
But in reverence bends his head
Where the great and noble tread.
Men, too, low and reyerent,
Praise the years 80 wisely spent.
Such The lie that thou dost live,
Such the homage we would give.
Poet OF the kindly heart,
Better than thy clas &c art
That the muse has dcigned to lend
Every page thy hand has penned,
Is the love which thou hast taught,
BY each tender word and thought,
Sprung from other hearts TO twine
Round that loving heart of thIne'
Poet Of the GOLDEN tongue,
Still sing on as thou hast sung,
Through the future, as the past,
Ever sweeter TO the last
Ere the snow shall fill thy paths,
Bring home many Attermaths
Still as thou hast been so long,
BE our ChrysostOm OF song