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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

THIS morning, at $50 O'Clock, Company A,
Washington Light Infantry, viii assemble a.
where they will receive the 0ovcrnors and Bat
TALON Btaf, and proceed thence 70 the Balti.
more and Ohio rsiiroad depot where they WI w
,iition 10 the two stats the following honorary
members Of Company will accompany the
company on the trin; n King u y; SsyleS +
ulapp, q, j. Scuferla, K n. Leonard, A. Nayl?r
f., =. Wolf, John Downs, z. ID. Gilman anu
upoD the companies reaching PhIladeiPhla
they will be received by battalion OF the Ma
tlonai Guard Of that city, aud make snort pa
yost division commander OF the Pennsylvania
/ National Guard. After the parade they Will
march to the La Pierre house, where tey VIII
In seeing the sights and attending theatre Vi
On tuesday morning they will visit the Mint,
| leaque nall, the rooms Of the Reform Club, and
| other points OF interest In the afternoon they
will take drive TO AMI about t ,l,,1 .n,,ns
MES OF the Philaiephla military, whose special
guests they will be- Al ilSO p. IN. they viii htaI'
Tor home reaching WssGngon H aS nan Sp ~
occasion, and take with them twenty pieces o.
the Marine band. Capt. W. q. Moore, command
ing the company, has issued orders for the guild
ance Of the company during their trip.
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENT
sixteen valuable building lots for sale,
The Peoples building Association VII meet TN
evening. -. =. .
D A primary election will be held in the Thirteenth
. district to-day. . -. an, -, 49, .
| 10 O'Clock, . large assortment q dry goods. =.
IstnsT ,, Ssgs .1,% s " s.sSasls
Tine sale BY Green 4 Williams Of yaluAhle res
{ e,tsts Z postponed untii Tussd.y' Nay IA at
TRs sem annual convection q y. Grand r.
!, | be held to, morrow evening. A., a.
: A semLannual communication OF the Gran
+ Lodge N A. A. NJ, Of the District Of Columbia, vi
4 10 held Wed esday evening 49,.
e Latimer a CleAry will sell, on Tuesday, May ~,
4 the Marine barracks, q lot Of condemned store
= kiso have postponed the sale Of valuable buidin
J, lots 1t Mount Pleasant until May II, ats ocloc
y H. = =. a.. -
n lot Of chairs bedding, &c, Also, at O'Clock y
Ii lots No Il a. a. 10 aud u, IN square ia 'FRONT.',
Is 9S feet inches on north ~ srest 1s,ns Al
II at II O'Clock, a. m, about icy COATS, sn n;, =,
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sol SPRING GOODS. 8O1

LADIES' STRAW HATS. in all the new shApcr.
DAVIS.
.gLowERs IN SETS AND SPRAYS. In great Va
's"" DAVIS.
EMBRoLDERIEB LACEs, JACONET AND NAN.
so0R HkMBUR0 EDdES AND fLoDNCINaS
In great variety stlow priees.a at n.y,s,
TIES, PIAITISas, BOWS AND OTHER NOV
- A''-' DAVIS.
GROVER h BAKERS celebrated elastic and i'm
DAVIS.
mhI si Market space, corner Of Eighth street
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CARRIAGES
TAX SALES.
sp5 E FGR T GE ~ ~ HH 2S
R uSn oYYrcr. pisricr oy coLussIA.l

April 81, is7a
N all rhos u msp e.-esrs: !.
rs AID for tares May 81 igii, and N not redeemed
Al this once, csehef With tbs in.e,es, s9d SCI n
issue 10 the purchaser In the corporate name o. the
District Of Columbia, az the Successor q the Nnr
laws. Jun a.,.,sp' II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

PALMER a GREEN'S steel fountains are the
only ones suitable for drawing soda water
from.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The NEW CoLosSADE HOTEL, on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, only charges $50 per
day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

, ALSO, INDICATED BATHS, OF ALL DE
SCRIPTIONS, AT DIR. SHEDDS, NO. 500 Il
STREET NORTHWEST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The board OF regents OF the Mount Vernon
Association meet al Mount Vernon on the i4th
instant, 70 Investigate the grave charges which
have been made In reference TO the management
Of the funds contributed 10 keep In repair the
resting place OF Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12
Funeral OF Mr.. John u. Turton.


The funeral OF the late John u. Turton took
Mace Yesterday afternoon from hls late rest
dence No, 2t22 II street northwest, and was
largely attended BY the relatives and friends OF
the family. The remains were encased IN
handsome walnut conn, ornamented win SILVER
bar handles aud Masonic emhlems, anh on the
Id was plate bearing the name, age AMI tate
OF death OF the deceased. over THIS lay the re-
Eallas OF the different orders OF which ne was
member; but they were almost completely nh
from view by the many beautiful and fragrant
bowers that covered the entire top OF the conn.
Inc pall-bearers were L. q. ". samuel Doug.
lass. Of the GRAND Lodge; P. q. L. d, Allen, OF
the Grand Encampment; Mr., James Kelly,
Priondship Lodge, and Mr.. A. Hue, OF Rldgley
Encampuent OF Odd Fellows; Nj. j. Rollins,
Hiram Lodge, r. A. A. NJ, and Sir knights Hume
and wingate, Of Washington Commandery NO.
l, X. T. ,,.,..,
nv Rev, j. J. Coombs, the remains were taken 70
oak Hin cemetery Tor interment, followed by
mentioned above, and the Columbia fishing club,
| Of which he was member.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Depos-
Ia oan be made and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12
National Savings BankI

j, liz bquier a Sob
BANKERS, No. i4iS Pennsylvania avenue, pay.
per cent on all deposits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Old No; 4sO} CHOICE SPRING INeTy No; 80
AT MARKRlTERS,
PAPERliANGIN0s, WINDOW SHADES, j.,
embracing all grades Of Paperhangings and
ings, Chromos and Photographic. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Git,
Velvet, kc.; Picture Cord and TaAsels, RinFr,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c. u
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CITY ITEMS.

"THEY CuRE!" what curesi Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for a cough. Ayers pills for purea-
tive, and Ayers sarsaparila for the complaints
that require an attentive medicine.
FouSD AT LAST "A remedy that not only re-
lieyes, but cures that enemy OF mankind, con.
sumption, as well as the numerous atatelltft
which revolve around II In the shape Of coughs,
cslJs bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, Ao. The
remedy we allude to Ia DR.. Wlsars Balsam Of
Boston.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

LADIES' TRUNKS AND sATCHELs, MEMS
AND BOYS HATS, UMBRELLAS, &C; WHITE
sHIRTS AND UNDERCL0THING; COLLARS,
HOSIERY, TIES, &C., AT VERY LOW PRICES
foH o 70 SEVENTH STREET No Vi 1--WE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The nnest brands OF Tea, and the best grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvanla avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel eou
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

THE oosIEsr and most attractive place In the
city Ia Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms, cor
nef Pennsylyania avenue and Pour-and-a-half
All
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

ICtOHS Dy INC DOttlo NJ WUOltshlt Prices ~
Geo. W. Dfivers new sample rooms, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and-a half street.
THE oosIEsr and most attractive place In the
city Ia Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms, cor
ner Pennsylyania avenue and Pour-and-a-half
street.
cuAMrIoS RAKrH CLOSET, the best In use.
Hamilton A Pearson, Y. NJ. Q. A. Building, Ninth
and ID streets. eos
wlRRES PATENT MEAT COOKER at Hamilton
Pearsons. Y. NJ. c. A. Building. Ninth and D
streets. eos
FoR CRYSTAL, GIT and Bronze Chandeliers 70
10 Hamilton Pearsons, Y. N. c. A. Building,
Ninth and D streets. eoot
NEW DESIGNS Slate Nantes, sa5 to $3.50. Hamli:
ID streets, cost
CAMDEN VASES and Fountains, stst9sry, ao.,
Ninth and ID streets, sOot
47oS Tea and Coffee. it1o
The nnest brands Of Tea, and the best grades
q Coffee fresh roasted every day At ss Tea sda
opposite the National hotel eou
Naonrs Centaur Linimoat
Has cured more wonderful cases OF rheumatism
aches, pains, swellIng., frost bites, caked
breasts burns, scalds, salt-rheum, dc., upon the
human frame, and strains, SPAWN gals, dc.'
tended remedies have since the world began:
The recipe Of the Liniment and certificates OF
| remarkable cures accompany each bottle, and
There is no pain which It will not relieve, no
swelling IL will not subdue, or lAmeness u Will
not cure. No family or stock-ownef can AFFORD
/ 10 be without Centaur Liniment White wrap
per for family use; the Yellow wrapper for anil
| mails. j. b. ROSE Co.,
80 Broadway, New York.
CAsroEIA is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. II Is the only safe article In existence which
Is certain TO regulate the bowels cure wind
p pase IN? 70 S more siespsss mothers o. crying
i babies.
LADIES' TRUNKS AND sATCHELs, MEMS
AND BOYS HATS, UMBRELLAS, &c,; WHITE
SHIRTS AND UNDERCLoTHIN6; COLLARS,
HosiERY, TIES, 30,, AT VERY Low PRICES
FOR ' 70 SEVENTH STREET 4 So ii EhSi
40. Pure French Candy 41O
ia manufactured daily and sold a. the low price
OF 10 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave
nue., nearly opposite National hotel colt
The GREAT EN0LIsH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plants, either Of recent or long standing are 20
vised 70 use Blairs Govt and Rheumatic Pills
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
efectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, anc
have been universally used IN kuIoPe ioI NAN ~
years with the greatest success, prepared o.
PRoUT i HARsLST, 99O Strand, London, England
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE clean. sound teeth. all may have b,
using daily THuRsToSH Ivory Pearl Tooti
Powder; price 70 and 30 cents per bottle.
| WELLS MAoHnJK-sPREAD t51hbt9fnhhIE0 fLAh
, THIS, whenever a plaster Is needed, are unri
vailed. Price 70, 20, and 30 cents each; -,
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all denlIe y, VA y
I may have II by constant use OF THOMPSON
Poinade optime, Price, 20 and % cen~ pc
! Li0IIr ooLoRKp Kid Gloves very stylish whe
/. not solled. JOUYHNB inodoToua kld uloy
3 Cleaner will TenoVAte them thoroughly price
cents per bottle, An sold by druggists an
. fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The GREAT ES0LIsH REMEDY for Govt and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plAlnts, either OF recent or long standing are ad-
vlsed 70 use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
efiectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success, Prepared by
PRoUT HARsLST, 990 Strand, London, England,
and Aold nv ALI druRQiatA,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

mr.. Hall. and cleruymen from New YORK and
nsighborinR States. Pall-bearers, Hon. Hamn.
ION man, den. VIM. 7, Sherman, VIM. Cunent
Rryani, Hon. Gideon welles, WIN. NJ. kVarte,
Charles OConor, Gen. Irwin MoDQWeil hen,
Clerrit Smith, Mayor Hayemeyer, Hon. Hiram
Barney, John ]. Cisco and WhltelAw Held.
Then followed Vice President Wilson, Hon.
W. N. Richardson, Attorney General Williams,
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury sawyer,
Judge Hunt, OF the Supreme Court OF the United
states; Mr.. Middleton, Of the supreme Court,
and Solicitor OF the Treasury Banneld; senator
Conklng, Senator West, Hon. uldeon WeIee
Hon K r. Hoar, Judges Blatchford, Benedict
Shipman and Fielda the legislative committee
OF the State OF New York, oficera OF the Mny
and navy, the mayor and common connch o. IN ny
city OF New YORK, civil ofiCers OF inc tnl. ap
states, foreign consuls residing IN New loIh
natives OF New Hampshire and Ohlo VINO 1870 ~,
under Mr.. chase In the Treasury DepattInen,i
REPRESENTATIVES, from other states, memuets %
Inc New York Chamber OF Commerce. m'hna'e
| friends Of the deceased, &c. -, 49,, IA.
/ REV Dr. John Hall delivered the iuneral uls-
| course, taking for his text ''The mower I-1eth
and faileth away, but the Woru OF the Loru en-
uI IN aeeorlance with the wish OF the family,
| tbere was no vocal music, but during the ser
/ vices and close the following music was exc
| cnted nv the organlst: "Dcad March, PetreMe;
| "Dead March, /" Donizetti; 81 Know that NY he.
deemcr Liyeth," Handel "Dead March iron
| saul" Handel. 1870, ,,.
| Al the conclusion Of the services the audience
| slowly dispersed. Subsequently tho IcihMn'
/ were conveyed To the Jersey CITY Iallfoah uepot
| from whence they were taken to washington VI
| the o n IN, train,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

CHAMPION EAKrH CLOSET, the best In use.
Hamilton Pearson, Y. NJ. Q. A. Building, Ninth
and ID streets. eos
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

II is oficlaily stated that the President will
make no appointment to MI the vacancy on the
supreme Court bench caused by the death OF
chief Justice Chase until the meeting OF Con-
gress In December next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

CAMDEN VASES and Fountains, statusry, &c.,
at Hamilton a Parsons, Y. NJ. G. A. Building
Ninth and ID streets. soot
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

WARREN PATENT MEAT COOKER at Hamilton 4
Pearsons. Y. N. Q. A. Building, Ninth and d
atFeetA, eoo
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syTgNIMusp "yIDERUsTiw
roRp,s NEW S1fFERA HOUSE,
Managing p Prof j. E.pu,s and T. Harry Dopehue
In compliance with the r.guest Of many pr2ml.
nent ci,iiens nelyains the goyerncr and members
VI T iii CoLoREp AMERICAN 0PEaA TROOP
will rvprodaee Eichbors's ohAste and besuuiui
1.-THE DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA,'
MONDAY AESp Juk.sIp,k,xi, RVENiNos'
S VA t aSi sn.rs ssS S.lf GTSRus pro
nounced everywhere "the finest on the American
Sop fSpulal Tsics q cent? Is CENT. and
now Own Il Ens' mdsio Storsfor the sale n kets
and ressTyed seats. n. HARRY DONEHUE
myst - 81 business and stage NAnaser.
DARLow's GALLERY OF FINB ARTS
Removed from No. In to No ias Fcnnsyvsnis ave
On free exhibition and for s.ls laIse o2llsetion
Carving, Btatuary rare china also, choice stock
| d Porcelain and Photograph framss
EoR MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Franz Holhpyu
| her present owners, will leave her wharf,
| FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
DAILY Sunday sJJSssR''Ss AT Sos O'CLOCK FOB
The Tomb Of wAshinston.J and inisrpsdls,s land
ings yAME5 hlhh5.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Tue body OF chief Justice Chase was Oh satur,
day morning removed from the residence Of Mr..
5. Hoyt, In New York, to st. Georges chapel.
AT s O'Clock the doors OF the chapel were opened
and from that time until O'Clock an immense
number Of people took last look OF the Illus
tTiouA dead. Al O'Clock the church was closed
and the body was removed to an adjoining YES
IIbnle preparatory to the funeral services,
At8 O'clock, after a voluntary by the Ofganlht
the Aolemn procession entered the middle door
aud moved down the centre aisle, Rev, StepheI
" TVua meanwhile reading from the ritual ser
Vice prepared for the ceremony, ~ am the resur
roction aud the life; he that believeth In me
though dead, shall live and ~ know that ny
nsdsemer llvoth.s The following was this ordej
OF the proeesslon, Rev DR.. Tying and tue Rev
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

FoR CRYSTAL, Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers 20
o Hamilton a Pearsons, Y. N. c. A. Building,
Ninth and ID streets. eoot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-02

AN EXPENSIVE FUEERAL.-The Ma
harajah Of Jondhpore, an Indian prince,
has recently died and been buried accord
ing to the custom Of his race. The re-
mains were arraycd in royal robes and
adorned with gold and jewels valued at
$4,000. Two elephants walked in front
Of the funeral procession, laden with gold
and silver coins to the amount Of S62, 500
AT intervals of hundred PAGES portion
Of the coins wore scattered among the
spectators, who scrambled for the prize.
The body, shawls and jewery were all
thrown together upon the burning pile.
Since the death Of the prince five thousand
Brahmins have daily received food and II
rupee each at the palace gates. The in
habitants Of the province, as an express
sion Of grief, have shaved off their boards
mustaches and hair OF their heads. The
rajah left behind him the usual number
of wives and concubines. Many Of them
were extremely anxious to be burned
with their late lord; some from real grief
at his loss, and others because it was the
fashion of the country. But this act OF
devotion or conventionalism was not per-
mittcd by the authorities, greatly to the
disgust of the widows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-02

How GRAPHIC PIcTUREs ARE MADE.
A correspondent of the Boston Transcript
describes visit to the Graphic establish
ment. The art department, in which
consists the peculiar excellence Of the
Graphic, is especially worthy Of note.
OF this the writer says: "Some of the
sketches which appear in the Graphic
are first drawn by hand on paper with n
pen and ink. They are finished up Just
as they are to appear in the paper. The
sketch is then copied upon glass plate
through the instrumentality of camera
This plate is called a negative, and from
it by the aid of the sun, or powerful
artificial light n copy of the picture is OBJ
tanned on transfer paper. Tho transfer
paper is very thin, and so made that it
will readily yield ink to lthographc
stone. After having been properly pre-
pared, the transfer paper is laid face
downward upon the stone, from which
the Graphic is to be printed, and trans
fer is made. The result is, the picture
which was originally drawn with pen,
appears upon the surface of the litho-
graphic stone, and is an exact fac stmiie
of the original. 1t looks rs if printed on
stone and to all intents and purposes is so
printed in what is known as lithographic
ink. The transfer, as all lithographers
know, is made in n hand-press. Thus it
will be seen that the engraver's tool has
been entirely dispensed with. Having
once got a copy Of the picture, the rest Of
the process is mechanical. The whole
outside Of the Graphic or that part which
is illustrated, is printed from ltho-
graphic stone as large rs the newspaper.
The letter press is autographed as well as
the pictures, by the aid Of camera and
the transfer process. The stone is placed
in II fat bed steam press, and printed
from exactly as il 1t was so much type,
with this difference; the surface OF the
stone is perfectly smooth, the ink from
the rollers adhering only to to the linked
surface of the stones, which represents
the pictures and the type. Tho blank
spaces OF the stone which appear white
on the paper, are kept wet by boys who
sponge over the surface this prevents
the ink from sticking, and tho result is
exactly as if the paper had been printed
from the type and cuts dug out by the
tools Of an artist. After a lithographc
stone has been used for one edition Of the
Graphic, the pictures on its surface are
rubbed off, and it is ready to have others
transferred for the next days paper.
Thirty thousand impressions can be taken
from one stone, and six, eight, ten or as
many presses as desired can bc running
at the same time with duplicate stone.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-02

THE EFFECT OF MARRIAGE.-Doubt-
less you have remarked with satisfaction,
how the little oddities of men who marry
rather late in life are pruned away speed
lily after marriage. You have found n
man, who used to be shabbily dressed
with huge shirt collar frayed at the
edges, and glaring, yellow silk pocket
handkerchief, broken of these things, and
become pattern of neatness. You have
seen man whose hair and whiskors were
ridiculously cut, speedily become like a
human being. You have seen a clergy
man, who wore a long beard, in a little
while without one. You have seen man
who used to sing ridiculous sentimental
songs, leave them off. A wife is the
grand wielder of the moral pruning knife.
Whenever you find a man, whom you
know little about, oddly dressed, or talk
ing ridiculously, or exhibiting eccentricity
Of manner, you may be tolerably sure
that he is not married man. For the
little corners are rounded off, the little
shoots are pruned away in married men.
Wives generally have more sense than
their husbands, especially when the hus-
bands clever man. The wife's advices
are like the ballast that keeps the ship
steady. They are like the wholesome,
though painful shears, nipping off little
growths Of self-conceit and folly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-02

A DEsPICABLE MULE. - The negro
and mule are inseparable companions in
the Southern cotton fields, and like the
Hawaiian string and bow, useless each
without the other. The lazy Indifference
and careless cruelty Of the one, and won
deriul powers Of endurance Of severe la
Dor, bad treatment, and neglect of the
other, complete tho compatibility Of the
two races necessary for the production of
four millions Of bales. A characteristic
anecdote may be rolished by those who
have had experience of the two. The
spectator had taken refuge from the SUMS
perpendicular rays under the shade of a
spreading beach Sub teGmine fu0i, and
lay recumbent, enjoying the itful breeze
and the somber frothiness Of the country
newspaper. Along the dusty road which
passed by this retreat, came jogging a
negro, mounted on mule, both appar-
emily fast asleep. AS the somnolent pair
approached the spot, some wicked sprite
of the place gave the paper flrt, which
was no sooner seen and heard than the
mule, as mules only know how, instantly
"swapped ends" and leaving the negro
sprawling in the dirt, took his departure
under full sail. The negro, half raising
himself, and wiping the dust from his
eyes and mouth, watched the retreating
mule for some time in silence, but at
length, unconscious of an auditor, gave
expression to this philosophic soliloquy /:
Dat's what makes me 'spise a mule. y
Hd1per'S Md1dzine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-02
The First PantaIOons,

Must | put them on him?
| hardly think l can,
Twill make the darling look
So very much a man.
And | must put away
Those dainty little dresses,
And take the cruel shears
To golden, struggling tresses
I've tried so hard to keep him
In these little clothes
Saying every day I'll wait
Till he older grows.
For l know I'll sadly miss
His winsome, baby ways,
And look back with regret
To his sunny, baby days.
Only see those little shoes,
With pink toes peeping through !
l remember we'll the day,
When they were bright and new,
And how l coaxed and petted,
And sang some angel song,
To make him sit quite still,
While | should try them on.
III put them with the treasures
I've garnered of the past,
In remembrance of u childhood
All too bright to last;
OF a guileless, happy boyhood
That disappeared as soon
As he stepped from little dresses
Into pantaloons,