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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Tape Worm Reneved with Head
Complete


In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
No fee until cured. Fifty per cent. of cases Of dyB
pepsia ard disoTganizations of liver are caused by
stomach and other worms existing In the alimentary
canal have vegetable remedy which efectuatly
removes them and ceanses the liver and kidneys
Numbers Of prominent citizens Of Philadelphia, who
have been trea' ed for various d.seases-dyspepsia
consumption, bronchitis, female weakness, dc -
can certify that my treatment has cured them and
that they had been treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies ed, and no tee Till
cured
Their symptoms and treatment-In this age OF In
ventiOns IL is very remarkable, out none the less
true, that the symptoms Of worms, disease Of the
nSst dangerous character, are 80 little understood
by the medical men Of the present day. These
parasites undergo the most curious trsLs formations
They remain months and even years In :he body
before they are fally developed They only mature
In parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air, as in the slimentary canal or lungs but
generally In the former.
There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous
worm This worm ia constructed Of fat pieces,
which are connected TO the head by very hne neck.
The parasite ID sometimes tliJy feet Long, but iA 40
thin that the worm could be held in enail bottle.
The symptoms Of this, as OF other worms, are
weakness ana iTTtati %. Insanity ID SAID In some
instances mas been caused by tlis di-eaae.
10 effect perfect cure the head Of the worm
mnst be removed. his iE very d,fic1lI t0 accom-
psh, and several eminent PHYSICIANS nave only teen
able 70 remove parts Of the body. Those who are
troubled with this hBome dsess sc can bscured in
the short space Of three hours by visiting his office
DR.. Z. I. kUEERL,NO 49, North Ninth street Phila.
dephia, Pa. lhe Doctor has been established IN
business T the last thirty Yeas and IL no guack
GO see. Advice free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Financial ana cemmeroIaI.
MERELY MENTIONED.

"A Hint to nousewives-How 70 Keep Kitchen
ware Clesu and Bright Every housewife OF neat
and tidy habits takes especial delight IN keephk All
the I'm c0pper and iron ware of her kitchtn as
clean and bright AZ painBtaklng labor can make
them A pride In this direction is commendable.
and always meets the smiling approval of the ty-
rant mani who pays the household bills. Remem
ber that sapoliO Is the only thing on earth that will
make an Old tarniBhed tin pan or rusty Kettle shine
a. hright a. new, And by the use OF Ssp0li0 1t ia
the quickest ana easiest thing In the world TO keep
every utensil in high state OF polish.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

EW-For Loss Of appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Depression OF Spirits and General Debility, in their
various forms Ferro- Phosphsted Rlixir of Cassaya
made py Ussweu, Hazard a Co., new York, and sold
by all druggists, is the best tonlc AZ stlmulsnt
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
slckness It mas no equal II taken during the sea
son II prevents fever and ague and other intermit
ant favara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

A. NJ. r. s. D.-Ths annual meeting Of the
Association for Moral Reform Of the State OF
Delaware" will be held at Dover, on the third
Wednesday OF September. The officers and mem
bers, and delegates from the auxiliary societies
not to exceed five from each society-are re-
spectfully requested to attend. The meeting
will commence at 10 o'clock, A. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Railrsaa Hsas,.. :.

FzAns LBAvH WILMINGTON.
Fsr Ess Yerk-ls5. 11.ss. 3. m; Iala. b.44 p. =.
Sundays, LBS O. IN.
For PAtladslpAsa-lsb, ais. ITO. eie, 1895. I0.se
lito & m: ial9 AGO. 400. g. h4A f.1n. 10.ak p. m.
Eaundays L. sb q m. D 90. As0, and 10. "a p. N
For BaltfasoFs-1Abz bz. am and fd.fA q u. 1855,
l.ss, ala (6.ae for Port DeposiD and T.9s p. m. -
FsF the DAiaseaTs a R-laeo, and lU.lo 3 m. !
ass D. m. No Sunday tfains -
Fw Rss castis-sS % e. IN, LIS, $50 p. m Sun
FSs coatessssls-s.so, A. M.and and P. Il SUM-
days at s45 A. N. The nrst two run through 70
FST y. w R. R-Market ST.. Depot) 100
lO.4o q m, and $50 p. m. Sundays, s.45 M, and
For Psrr5 Dils-64O P. M. Especially
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ROR WILMINGTON.
IaGo T. $780, and 104b Ii. IS a m. 1a.16 2.s0, 9a0,
AGO. o is 20 IOO 70 and II. so .. m Sundays 500
m. and .lb p. IN and II. 80 p IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON,
Fyom Phaadslphia-1a.47,1 bs, 26,e 81. 0.56 a m /;
iq15, 1913 Lib sIs, AS, br4. esO lis, s.f5 1885
.. m. Sunday l2.A2, 1y5S and a.s6 a m, and l0e0
p. m
D. m, from New CaAtle) lois n IN (; abb aLz
From ". d r. R-s.lb and l1.Be, q n. and w
p. M. Sundays at Q, p. NJ The sl6 = %. only runs
from Coatesvile.
From ". W r. R-tHarket ST.. Depotl T.s a
m, LOO and 500 m. Sundays, IL IS and o45 p. m
From Rsrrs uaIe-s ca m, Especially
- See time tables for further particulara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

sw-Rop for suraper.--The Water days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
nave ceased t0 blow, and our city tailors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people MIR. john II. Huhlhausen, az ais King
street especially, has laid In beautiful STOCK OF
coatnqs vestinRs cassmeres &C, for Spring and is
ready 10 receive orders from his usual well dressed
cns;omers lie ia also having his store papered and
tainted 30 that everything DOks as bright and nesn
a. a new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

PERSONAL j ]. Mccullough has returneato
the city, with his family from Rehoboth Beach,
where they have spent the summer. M
Professor Harkness and Miss 0sgood returned,
to-day, from their New England vacation, and
will reopen their excsilent Institution on Monday
next, in the same location as occupied for some
years past-the second story Of Sayille's build
ing.
Pleasanten Hamm returned from bis visit to
his friends at Dover, yesterday, and will reopen
his music classes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
groposals.

ATOTICE
IN OFFICE IND LIVE sTEANKps
NAV YORK, Aug "a isIa.
proposals will be received at this onca ~. -.
month, for the erection aud bufidinR nj n o, ohe
Ist day of May, 1874, up6n the site rac,r ~ lhe
chased o. Isaac whillden Rsq, at Cape NAV PuT-
Plans and specifications may be had by ! a., ~, ~ d,
p. o. Box, $3.50 N. Y, r, q. e'u'eSsihg
JAS. II. REDFIRLp.
C, W. PoufGoN, Pres, Wilmington, Del. 'up''
Augf3-iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

EWLife has fsig charms for the Dyspeptc. which
IN not TO be wondered at when we take into account
the amount OF bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing malady generates. The Peruvian syrup
"a pretoxide Of ron) has cured tn usande VINO were
suffering from this disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

NOTICE-A GOOD INvE sTM gNT = The Me.
IN chaDlcs Loan association is now issuing Sd
series OF stock The Association oilers pr -lntum
of 10 per cent. per aunum for the LIST series which
will no doubt induce the holders to withdraw tn a
giving additional advantage to the I'd and Sd serit
received by the Secretary
mylS-u h. I. TAYLOR, 6J2 Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

4 NOAL sCRhENS furnished at PHILADELPHIA
~ pr Gees, good assortment Of foundry sleeves
on hand brass galVAnizad and iron. All kinds
from the heaviest TO the 1nest Of woven wire OF
brass, galvanized iron and painted, for y and mos
quito bars. Rustic stands and hanging baskels
Field and garden seeds In season, at
A, T. ALLDERDICES,
No. Ill shipley 81,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

EE-TAPE FORMI TAPE worm !-Removed
in few hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine
No Zee asked until the entire worm with head is re-
moved; can refer those afilcted 10 patients whom
have cured, that have been treated by noted Phys.
cans OF this country and Europe, had been treated
mOhthB In Medical Colleges had taken Dr Jayhee
specific Turpentlne and al known remedies. Dr
j. b. Cherry, 254 n. Ninth St, Philadelphia. WIN
be at the Washington Hotel, wilmington, every
Monday, from 8, A. NJ to s, p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

Ew-Splvan spTiays-Chas. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleassnt place Of resort has been neatly hted up
for the reception OF individual visitors pcnlc4 and
social parties Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &C. will be sold TO all who desire them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxuTies may he
had during the season; also, at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased 70 see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

NJ. NJ. Child & Co., will sell at auction a num-
ber of building lots in the 9th ward near WASH
ington street, on or about September 9th.
The Jackson Il Sharp Co., shipped, day or
two ago, four narrow guage cars to the New
York, Boston and Middletown Air Line r. R,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
wATTRHTfoy

ERATTRHTI0y
AIDES ECITS AND UNDERWEAR,
CoRSEGs AND ToOP5KIR1S s
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
at extraordinary low prices.
FRAMES EMPORIUM,
511 Market Street, wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

STRUCK BY LIGHrSlSd.-Noah Sullivan, a col
ored man living in the upper part OF Dover, was
struck by lightning while at work in NJ. Walker 8
pear orchard, on Thursday afternoon. He was
taken home in an insensible condition. but at
last accounts was improving. Mr.. Niokerson,
the superintendent Of the farm, who was pick
ing pears at the same tree with Noah, was also
htIlnned slightlY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
'2X Educational,

knsEI-r hQu Alla As'ADKA FoR E,,Vs-
ssa,nin nl q ShorudEes Academy for b,vs =,
I1h WIN thorough lmpfOvalnent in eysr. ~ ~ tne
ssae sss NLne oifls seh0o having separate bnii,
80 'S''n Aha oAsa-roons o 20 boafders a. "a
tae boJs' building has 70 Lodging rooms h...
fsSs not snd cold water and water CLOSET ~ a osth
gymnsslnm % D. heated In winter sevsri
Ssses o. piay groandt SC. &c Instruction thopnsai
f,asespnne esEsIat sphooi homeke Baraln ,ssa.;
1sctu.es twice week " on History itsrat 700.
ILesel o on fnyeiolosy, on Chenlistrv sna ~ ~
iosophy. on Geology aiid MipeFaiogv ~ aAH fbi-
,deosfapny and AstrOnomy. The school has S,oe.a'
eptlcons hanlEln ~ letoa, CBarts Glones NEE
CAninet, herbarium. DC. Rates ei rs per w.. ~. ~
tns term. French aud German SPOKEN IN "a 81 ~
DrsSlng, &C, The sheapest school Ia Fennsy yanis
halaId Taylor says; & take pleas re in rso ,4ia
alnr ldgs IS principal at Kennett SQUARE" ss11 y;
~ ' N"V Ia - sugS-TtdilW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPrEMRER.

HShAAANN
stituton on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
The Course of Instruction comprises the fellow
Ing Branches: orthography, Reading, ElocutiOn
Plain and ornamental Writing, Arithmetic Book-
keeping, AgeDra, Geometry, Modern, Physical and
Ancient Ge, grpphy; sacred, Ancient and MOder0
History; Mythology, Grammar, Rhetoric Englsh
Literature, Criticism and Logic Botany A Astronomy
use OF t4l bes. Chemistry, Physics, Metaphysics
kthics, Asthetics, Classical and Modern Langlapes'
Music on Harp, Piano, Guitar and organ Drawing
and Painting Ia Oil and Wafer Cslofs Pastel on
Velvet Pain sewing aud EmbrOidering in Linen
SIX, and Ch. mile, Wax Work in Fruit and Flowers
also Lace Work.
:, The Modern Languages are taught by native
Teachers.
No distinction is made in the reception of pupils
on account OF their re igiOus opinions; however for
the maintenance OF good order all are required to
conform 10 The extsrnal discipline OF the Instit-
ton. Every three mouths Musical MRtine are
held OF character TO improve the taste and stmu-
late the zeal OF the pupils rrom individuals or so
cletles nispustd To AID IN the education OF young
anies, apple Iion Tor the admission of pupils Al
reduced teTns Will receive the most favorable con-
sderHt On thai the circumstances Of the Institution
Will admit
FOR more detailed information apply to the supe-
rioresB of the Academy.
DELAWARE AVENUE, WILMINGTON,
auga-tsepl6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
BAELAWARE ISsTIrur@.
NAPLEwooD INSTITUTE,

AN INCORPORATED SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES
Is under the care OF Trustses-Members OF the So
ciety Of Fritnfs.
The cours OF study In English, Science, and the
Classics, is thorough. Srecia attention is given to
Book Keeping, and field lessons In Surveying.
The government IL parental; The buildings fur
nish the com forts of 4 home. Term commences
9Th Mo. 18th, For Catalogue Address,
JOSRFH SuORrLlDaE, A. M
COncordville, d. laware Co, Pa.
N B.-The Concord Quarterly MEETINGS, Rducs-
tInnal Committee, appointed by the rhlladelph
Yearly Meeting of Friends, recommend the above az
an Institution IN which they have 20 be ieve
students will receive guarded and thorough edu-
cHtl ln nug23 i'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
augW-il

u r A. D
ID At great reduction, at the
NEW BREAD, CAKE, AND PIE BAKERY,
cor Second and Tatna streets, bread full weight
y CENTS PER LOAF,
Gt the Retail Store, and Dealers supplied at usua
reduction. wagon will commence running on
FRIDAY or Saturday Ot this week all orders left al
the above Store either from families or stores will
De atttDded 10 promptly. W. S. STRMPLE.
L. PHILIPPE agent. auR,g / m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
PUBLIC SALE
OF
FRAME HOUSE q 3 BUILDING LOTS
ON THE PREMISES. ON
Saturday, August 3oth. 1873.
at ~ O'clock. Z. NJ.

at ~ O'Clock, r. NJ,
The Frame House is situated near the corHef o,
Fifth amt Adams stree T. city OF wilmington, til.
h use is "a feet front 10y 2S feet deep, With IN
roOms and Kitchen, shed attached; with the 8
privilege IN common OF feet wide alley In the
rear Of the properly renting for sl0 per month.
THE LOTS ARE FlRST-CLASS,
Situated az the N. W. corner OF Shallcross ay, nue.
ana FIanklin street IS and 1e feet frO tn by 92 feat
deep. These lets are very desirable and niUely 10
Gated in pleasant nelghbOrhoOd.
Sale positive
Q NDlTIuNS OF SALE ON the frame house
and lot oLe half cash on day OF sale the other half
on or before the 25th day OF septemOe, 1873, when
possession will be given.
TERMS ON THE LO rS-Twenty per cent, cash on
daY OF sale, the balance by note OF months viii
approved indorser 7 per cent. OF for cash. Sct-
tement to he male at the ofice of Ogle a MilerA.
W. cor, Fourth aRd King streets. Sac will com
mence promptly at the hour, with sale of lots aud
thence over TO frame house.
aug23 27 70
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
@anfatipHHI
DroE s. s. KRUEGER.
TEAeHHR or
DANCING and ETIOuETTE,

FEAcHER or
DANCING and ETIQUETTE.
MASONIC TEMPLE. WHINING TON, DEL.
Mr Krueeer takes pleasure in announcing to his
former patrons aud those desiruusof becomug pro-
rcient In the heautful and essential art OF Dancing
that he will cnntinue ct the Academy Masonic Tenn
pie for the season Of 70 and Tss cemmencing
Monday SeptembeS 18th, 1878,
Classes now forming for the different departments
Deductions made 70 those of former classes.
Particular attention to Juveniles.
DAYS or THITION
LADfEs-TuesdRy and Thu-sday afternoons tn
Mrs AND VAST FRS n "Wednesday and Satur-
dsy Afternoons from U o'cl ca.
GEHrLENKNs CLAssss-MOndav evening from 3
to 10 ApTEs AND GEsTLBAES's G AssEs.-Tues-
day and Thursday evenings from to 10 ~
Private lessons given at any time 90 suit own con-
yenience a. the Academy or residence.
Subscr ption list nov ready for all those des'roas
of ioning the season. For terms, circular, &C. call
at the Academy do ing the day or by mali.
Respectfully, - %
PRoF. s. &. KRuElBR
EEAn former patrons are cordially iEvlted on the
opening nisht Monday evening, September 18th,
from to 10. auR29 ltn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Bpttffs.

kToICs TO THE PUBLIC-on acc5uut OF the
~ repairs being done to Newport Bridge, travel
will be suspend I'd over II for feE days on and AZ
ter Thu sday Sept 4th GEO. JACKSON,
RuR2Q-l Levy Court Conn.,
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pared 10 meet Merry's version. Mr.. Mer-
" did relate his grievances to the English
Minister for foreign Affairs, who, however,
tofbore to mention the matter TO Monroe.
II he had Monroe was ready for him !;
for, besides being fully alive to the humor
Of the affair, he had seen, few weeks be-
fore m an Official drawing room. the wife
OF an Under-Secretary Of State accorded
precedence over his own. Mrs. Merry
went no more TO the White House, and
her husband only went when official duty
compelled. But nothing could tire the
Placable good nature of Jefferson. Some
time after, desirous to restore social inter
course, he informally asked whether he
and his wife would accept an invitation to
a family dinner at the President's house
and receiving, as he understood an affirm
alive intimation, Mr.. Jefferson sent the in
vitation, written with his own hand. Mer-
ry rose to his opportunity He wrote TO
the Secretary Of State, asking whether the
President Of the United States invited hiin
a. private gentleman or as British Plen-
ipotentiary for, if as q private gentleman,
he must obtain the Kings permission be-
fore he could accept if in his official char
aeter, he must have assurances that he
would be treated with the respect due to
it. Madison, with short civility, waived
the solution Of this problem, and the mat
ter dropped. But it was not till 1909 that
British interests in America were confided
to abler hands.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

An old Western gAmester wants to know
if the vote Of no more passes applies to
railroad euchre.
Don't worry about my going away
darling. Absence, you know, makes the
heart grow fonder" "Of somebody else, "
added the darling.
A PRINTER was boasting the other day
Of his wonderful ability to set type
"I know what you can't set," said
a conrad. "What is Il " 1.-TWO hens on
one nest"
"OH, Ma" said little girl who had
been to the show. "I've seen the elephant
and he walks backwards and eats with his
tail"
FORWARD and Loquacious Youth" By
jove, you know, upon my word, now-if
were TO see ghost, you know, / should be
q clustering IDIOT for the rest of my life r
Ingenious Maiden (dreamily)-"Hsve you
seen q ghost y
ttSEE here, Dick. / hear that you are
in the habit of taking my jokes and pass
ing them of as your own" Shouldn't q
man always be willing to take joke from
friend 7" responded Dick.
A PRETTY and well-dressed young lady,
after looking at several pairs of IL ender-
colored gloves in shop lately, shocked the
assistant by asking him which pair he
thought the lavenderest.
THE other day . countryman asked one
of Barnum's men, Where ia the mum
myF' The latter replied, He is dead, =
and the inquirer passed on perfectly salts
fed, for he couldn't expect that BArnum
could prevent an occasional death among
his curiosities.
A NEW YoRK girl at West Point sayI
the idea that cadets are great hirts is g
popular fallacy. They know nothing what
ever about it, If girl tries to . fiirt'
with ons. in the New York scceptation O
the word, itfrightens him almost to death
VOLUNTEER rife captain, desiring Il
cross field with his company, came TO al
| opening in the fence large enough 70 admi
two persons, but no more, to pass abreast
Unfortunately he could not remember tn
words Of command which would have nc
comphshec the difficult task of film,
through but his ingenuity did not deser
him, and, therefore, he ordered q halt
and then said " Gentlemen, you are dis
jmisssd for one minuts, whsn yoo win faI
4 IN on t'o<hsr sids Of the fence tA
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NO. 273 & 276 Madison st.
CHICAGO. ILL

wM receive saving dspos it. and nay mteroi on ne
same At the Il per sent per anuum, A. proNac1
IN IT, 1y laws Wiz eve and eNecuss trusts ana NJ
vest maney for individuals. estates. corporations Aa
societies VII lrau "a nty on bonds lnd nh'risAseas
csh colateras AMI othsr good securities gSnE prefer
ence however. o. persons of small means. Sho -
desirous of securing me, and will sei eNchNFge ON
the principal cities of this country. Europe, ahn we
Canada. and issue travellers letters - credit
This Bank has been prgtniLed As strtety lruH
and Savings Rank, and will transact onsy sucn bua
ness directly connected with the reeept ano eAts
Of Trust and savings Fuads. and VII os - hoeI-
ts business actions a. Il consistent win SOUND
and conservative policy and permanent safety
Deposit desiring do can have letters ADDRESSED
. them o the bank, and their request these
etters will We forwarded u any other posomee Ihey
may al-o apply the cashier for any Information on
matters Of business, 70 have letters carefully a.
dressed and forwarded
SPECIAL arrangements have been made for Ia@iea
BsSIness Department, ia neatly furnished room
with dressing room attached and separate rom tne
general business room, entrance 70 which from MAJ
ket street
The Bank will be open for the transaction Of business
from 10 A. VI 20 =. p. NJ. and Saturday evenings
from u >.
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SNAKE STORIES.
Some Wonderful Tnrns.
BATTLE BETWEEN MAN AND MoCcAsIN.
FIGHT WITH RATTLEsNAkEs

BATTLE BETWEEN A MAN AND A MOCCAsIN.
FIGHT WITH RATTLEsNAKEs.
From the osceols, IA, Farmer.)
A Doyle township man, whose name has
escaped us, says he was out in his field Oh
Monday last, when he came upon large
rattlesnake which had been wounded IN
some way, but was as full of fight AZ a
Modoc Indian in the lava bed. The far
mer dealt blow at his snakeship with
whiffie-tree, which by some means slipped
from his hand. He then kicked al the rep
tile, when 1T fastened its fangs in the tOe
of his boot and could not be shaken Of.
Hearing a suspicious noise in his rear. the
man, now somewhat alarmed, turned and
saw reinforcements coming to the aid IL
the snake in the shape Of two other large
- rsttlers, which we're blowing aud rat
ting like Senator Carpenter defending the
back-pay steal. The farmer suddenly re-
membered that he had an engagement else
where, and not wishing To dispute about
trities, and not having ame to do anything
else, made boot jack Of friendly grub,
and left his boot in the hands of the enemy.
When he returned in the course Of an hour
or two the boot was nov here to be found.
nor had it been found at latest advices.
No person has been in the Hrld 50 far as
known, and that man firmly believes that
the snakes carried it off 10 some 81 iuestered
spot, so to speak.
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Only.
~ JULIKrTE BhLLHcHAABEAs

And this i the snd Of ALI 1t crown. the year. sOm-
pletsns~.
Only walk 70 the stile, through nslds afoAm With
SWeetness
Only the sunset light. purple and soft On the rseS
ARd lingering last good night" that means kood
bye" forever.
All. veil it is better so il hAd bssu perhaps tnors
hnd
Had you sooner pardon the word bSsn sure Of knowing
your mind.
We can Dear much ia youth, who for s.ift,
GhArp, pain
And ths twO-edged sword Of truth cuts deep bat II
leaves no stain.
shall only 60 back to my work TO my little household
cares,
/ may remember you. in time. perhaps IL my pray
err,
And As for rest my foot shall fall on The faded heather
As light and joyous and glad though nv heat
AfsAtheri
And not . womAna heart. strong TO hold and u keep
PAtient when child cry soft lull them Eleepf
Holding woman : faith, with wOmAns untirae hand
Hoping other may flowers lind, wherS mir, found
emily sands
oAly vsh the stile, glance at the Eoll tih9ed
river,
SortIy tinted and sad coming and going, forevs
Only parting Word, single glance, o. deet;
All, me- IN this weary Vorld VI ours, the oittr oub
weighs the sweet