The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26
Cur Strap Ysok.

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cHo-cHR-BANo AID cHI-cH1LI-D1oo.
An Oriental 1oo..ee, In Thirssn cansos.
81 ADou.U. lo.e1rLLow xrccna
CATO l.
a. &: sasse.s psr q Chin. vI-s tIey s.vsr heard q
rh~s. vsi rieh old planter in he prsv.ee Of Kewh.ss
We IA . only dsaEhsrr. ssd hsr na.s Wa chechs-
TIE .sdasn ~as jsvel celestial bs..ty r.re;
Wiih sarss slasng eye.rOvs a.a easFetcsossd hair;
Oss se scarce thrre inches '.s the other kss" %
sAe numbered foursee. sanner and she weighed three
hundred PossdA
On the dreary shSres sf Lp,and mid their
Iva s.ss . ss.. :ss indy ss :!ss i;s ,.
And fro@ his endless shiver,g they called him chiCh
TAis eFsoked little tinker he dragged his weary
Fo hut 70 hut to ply his craft scarce seemed Of human
Ri. eye. .sr. M. marble: IT in little q glue;
Hi cheeks . siekiy yellow. and his soss dirty blue
Xsv Chi Boo though born in snow, and rssred upon
Loved sss The bleak chill land where d~et the spirit Of
+. I'D a.: s.s II: # storm
he trudged two ysars his weary way Tar from the lana OF
In.ide the ... Il Chin. whittier :sr,nse seldom
iii The Of
Tho old heard his wondrous tale Of sights that he had
Where nature wore winding sheet and .hrouded all things
And ssadsns DER within his mind If wonders such could
At gagged poor Chi chill Bloo to cultivate his tea
cAxTo
II had always bee. the Of the fairy like Che Bang
Ere evening shadows fell upon the valley q Ko whans,
To wander mid the ,ruves like oriental queen.
On the shoulder: Of her ..rvant in fancy PsAnauina
:s re . mkt the
She gs.ed upon h. vonuus his his nose Of blue
,s ssfE :ss s
With instrueto.s that hour past they might return
She then upra.ed the lny veil that hid her charms from
And pour Chill Bloc behed face him surprising bright
BE ga.ed transzcd with wonderful him. snrpassns fail.
We're her roundrdup proportions and her salmon coOred
He fingered in dreamy trance nor woke he from his bliss
Till her loving entwined him. and her lips imprint
She led him to bower and beside the dwarf kne-ed
And :ghrd like D.'den'na At hi. Escape" by flood and
He told Of and hears that live sea-
He told her tales Of icr. and she told tales Of tea
Long long they ondly fingered thus locked in each others
arms:
She saw in him. and he in her thousand glowing charms
When looking down the distant vale the suns fast fading
Fell family the guild Of her returning palanquin
Yonder come slaves she cried. land now, Chill Bloc
Ny f.fher-thcush my father has cruel hnty heart
He has promised me tn ChowChow the Crtrsus Of Ko-
But old and equity and he wouldn't suit Che
Bang
"Oh, beneath my window at quarter after three
When the hath gone bathing at her bath in
And win hy other land. the blue.
But hush, here the paanquin and sweet love-
They placed her in her palanaun her bosom thosbng free
4: rested from hi: weary rcuna: tn: dying god
away.
At the time and place appointed meath her lattice stood
He vhisiled e hi. LADY and she answered with eough
While the brave knight stood beneath to catch her, should
She reached ground in safety; kiss chaste en-
Then radded and Oed of silence from the place
Swirl swim they hold their journey-love made their foot
They hid themselves mornings dawn and again at
The Night buried Day and folded up her PAIL
When they reached the sentry station underneath the
Che Bang well her tale Of love. Chill Bloc told his aas
The sentry had no continent and wouldn't let them
The chief the local magistrate the Multi Of the town.
Dun Brown half Turk half Tartar the terror Of the
land.
Pcmpons blostsd Mandarin rich Scripture Dives
He'd the wisdom Of old Solomon and twice many wives
vile old lecher heard the charge the tempting maiden
Then fsgnng well burning rage thunder tones he cried
..ni,ses yo% 70 p1sson and sais CAe Bang ny.e
4. .ook her ii. harem dressed her mighty fine:
He sent her birdsnes chowder and atuppies done in
But she the dainty vands spurned to be his
She took to eating
dark and dre.ry dungeon-its dimensions by FOUR
Lay the vreched little tinker stretched upon the mould
rhe midnight gong had sounded he heard dreadful clane
before her qnakng lover stood the spirit of
Ar:e ChLBioo! arise" 1t cried; LAY down LIES weary
let out gri.oned spirit from it. dark and drear abo.
ANA We VII roam the sPiritland where fortune smiles
Arisei" il cried and fsow"-then it vanished into air.
IN the mnow when the jaor around his mouldy
The only food the prisoner except wed greena
ie started back in horrorhieh the doorway post
cASro KIM.
heres legend still in China that beneath the moons
vsr fondy linked together may I'm Summer time be seem
till wand ring mid the eaplants in the province Of Ko
he little Laplana tinker. and his sprtbride, CheBang
'Chinese for "touch and 20 or" fvuleariy called An
,ra Boreals :Laplandische fever and seue uPro
ounced pal-an-keen. SFeet ,
ZEE KvACUATieN OF TmE CITY OF
MEXICO.
! "Reminiscences 81 Twenty-Five Iears Age. 4.
. the Editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette:
About the first IF june, 1s4s, the army of GEN.
al Scott, which had occupied Yariaus nosifions q