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SheriT's Sale

virtue of an execution issued out of AMI under
u the seal of the Circuit Court Of Ma;owue Cuun-
~, Wisconsin, upon Judgment rendered in said
County ON the 2,th day oi March a. D. 1878 before
:. And rson IA Justice OF tho Peace for hunibwuc
County, in favor oi O. Christ 4asun and against Ihn
BenriclIs, "A transcript which said Judgment
duly filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Cenrt of Maufowuc County, ami said Judgment dul 4,
dncketed in said Office the Twentyeighth dav oi
March A. d. 1873, have levied upon ali the right
title and interest which the said John T. Heiirlclis
had On the Twenty eighth day Of March A. D. 1878 or
at any time thereafter Of in and the foil wing
property to wit: The half of north half of
the west half of the north quarter section no
ca twentyiuur, township no. (l9y nineteen north of
range no (23 twentythree east, which VIII sell at
Public Nendue to the higest bidder at my office iu
the Court House in the City of Nanitnwuc and said
County of Manitowoc Saturday the 3Ist day of
Nav 1873 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said di
Dated Sherifs Office. Manitowoc, Wisconsin this
18th day of April A. u. 1873.
2O-l1t r. d. SMART.
Sheriff of Manitowoe Co.
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NO. 4.

the United States exploring expedition,
having finished minute survey OF the
lake, was now occupied in examining tie
capabilities of the San Juan river Al
the necessary measurements, surveylngs
ami calcuiations have been made along
the river between the lake and the two
rapids. The results were deemed salts
factory.
he 10! e is confined to his bed ae ar.
An departments the exhibition bu.id at Vienna
fIled with goods except that the United States
which is empty.
fere lyacinfhe said mass in private House in
Geneva, Switzerland, Sunday and the I20G persons
who attended the ceremonies have been excom-
municated.
Hon James L. Orr, United States Minister to ST.
Pr'ersiur died suddenly Monday evening.
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rNpR0BATE-Naritoyoc county Cogr1

TN Observation-Disclosures County Court
I In the matter of tke estate ci Felix CtSper Ra
isOrdy decelst Il. On reading and filing the petition
of Adulphils Hudson OF the town ;iibsou in the
County OF ManrtUw"c, representing among uthe.
things that FELIX Casper RabOrdy, late of the
tiibson in said County Mtnitowoc the 18th tla
October. A ID. IS1O. the city OF Green Bay Ms
cul4siu died intestate, leaving gouds- ciattes and
within this State Of i-cOns!n. and that the said
petitioner is creditor of said decreased and praying
that admin srration al said estate be 10 AdrIphu,
hudson granted is ordered that sd,G petition he
heard before the Judge of his Court, Monday thc
Second day o. June, A. D.. 1873 20 o'clock A NJ
at my "iice in said county. Ordered further that
notice thereof be gwen to the heirs uf said deceased
and to all persons interested 10y IiIishns copy
this order three successive wees prior said day
of hearing. in the "MANITawUC TRIBUNE" a week iy
newspaper published at Manitowuc in said county.
W. W. WALDO County Judge.
Dated this the 26th day of April, a. d ISIS
tan
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Administrators Sale.

IN PROBATE, MAN1T0WOC COUNTY COURT
the matet of the estate of Felix La Plant, de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given. by yirtu- aud
in pursuance OF Urdcrul License made in said mat
ter, the 2Nth day "f April 4. h. 1873 the Coun-
ty Court of said County. the undersigned Margaret
La Plant, widow of said deceased, WILL Monday the
18Th day of May A. b. 1873, o'clock in the
forenoon of said day. the Office of the County Judge
in the city of ManItOw"c, in sad county. tor
sale at public vendue, the following de~c iied lands
to-wIt: The following piece parcel of land lying
and being situate ~ the County OF NaHituwoc State
OF Wisconsin aud embraced in the eas quarter
OF the south quarter Of five ,5)
OF township number twenty tIn) nurth of
Der twentyiour 81 east said piece parcel
commencing ut point twenty ds the
north east corner of said south quarter of the
south west quarter, thence running thirty two rods
due west, thence running due south eighty rods to
the south boundary of said south quarter thence
running dne east to point twenty rods due west
from the sOhth east of said south east quarter
then nee running due north to the place Dezsnng.
The terms of sale, CASH
MARGARET LA PLANT
33t Administrative.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 2sth day of April, A. d
1873.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
AMERICAN
B0NELESS
SARDiNES.

fhey have received Diploma for their uerT where
exhibited Pronounced by sll, Tie cheapest lux
uTy Of the age, valuable almost Fsses-ary To the
table, to travelers at Pic Packet in the best
Olive oil own Importation in tin boxes s;I-
Si same <hS Imported and are sold az less than
hell the cost OF French SariEes. Their delicious ia
VIZ and nutricioIs gustie FeaolnaeDdsd them to all
classeS- SOLD by p! a-s ci.zs zro1srs. Wholesale
y
fHH ASaElAS sA3DIXE CO.
a4a vvfA n ttjs4 s1es-;S-T
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~ z. RRS.E.ET.

TeESE. SIGN AND CtREEAsE {
j I Painter Quay Street, adjoining the new hourIns
NIL south Side. Offers his 10 the Gitlzeus
ol tnss Clfy an the above branches the NEST rea-
senabe
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BIsN.aCK has carried hl.

BISMARCK has carried bis bill for tie
training and regulation of the clergy
thr"rgh the Upper House of the Diet.
This measure will prove power fui blow
10 the contest which the great Chancellor
i, wagiug with the Church. AID IN which
he has already succeeded In bani- hing
the Je>uit> and transferring he >uperln-
tendence of he schools from ,o'esiastis al
to civil hands His lsst step l. design, d i.
as be stated in his speech before 81 e
Diet a week az, "a nnt an end to I; q
dominesriHg . sumptions of the priss..
hwa
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l i PROBATE. Manituwoc County Court.
L In the matter OF the estate of Patrick Neal de-
ceased.
10 WHOM MAY CONCERN: Letters of Admin
iStraiIun said estate having been issued Michael
Connell ON the 3lst day Of March, a ID. 1873 and
months from and after said day being allowed aud
limited for Creditors 10 present their claims for
ination and allowance. Eotice is hereby given that
the undersigned Will tue first Monday of June 1873
and on each succeeding first Monday OF the f How
ing months during the time limited for the preseu-
tatinn of claims against said estate and also Mon
day the 6hof October TIE last day said six months
al the Probate office in the city OF Manitowuc in said
county, receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against said deceased
Alt tSD ". w. WALDO, Co Judge
Dated this 7th day of Nav IS73
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GErNrrE, EEsFFsN.

ysrs'vass.S REER and sEES Es.ER. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds oi
Clocks and watches Has a fine and well selected
assortment the latest and best tNle> Of Clocks
American English and Swiss Watches a. also Of cold
ana Plated Ieweiry. at his new Brick store on sth
street South side one door south of Kremers. Mani
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HasES INDIANS.


VIRGINIA. Nevada, May 1.-The mail
carrier has arrived from Eika from the
north, and reports the settlers of Noun
tain City and Cape District greatly
alarmed at the threatening attitude oi
The Indian>. Snake parties are pouring
in from all directions, all III war paint
\ public meeting has been called III
Mountain City to take measures to pr y
cure arms and be prepared for an out
hreak
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4. EEe.E'.

WORK street. s.7EanifeWOe. " is- Dealers
1 in Dry Goods Groceries, CrocEery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots aud Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Parer h,Bsinss, Rats and Caps T"y' Children Caps
Live tseese Feathers I'd Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &c sc. \ share OF public patti onage is soli-
.4
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following person
~ al property Will be sold AT public auction the
lTth day OF May 1878, at the store of c. L. KNAPP
i'll the town of Centerville, to Wit: Two span
of Horses, Cow, three Hogs two Sleghs one Buck
toard. two Lumber Wagons, pluw, Ihre,h-
ing Machine, Shovel, One Dung Fork the Store
occupied 10y knspwurst one stable and nurier-
other articles,
CHAS. W. WHITE. Receiver.
Manitowoc, May 6, 1873. At
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x Sx.EYs EFsS0,Y,.

~yAzUFAErgE sEss and De;sIer IN,
M Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
street ueat the of Eighth. Repairing neatly
AMI promptly executed
Mauit8woc. september 20. 1875.
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- ". g.gNEU,

EE1Es..g aut Photographers All
81 kinds e york in the line Of my business prompt
lv attended and warranted to give satisfaction
have jast received : Win. \ crnsley's Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, With which take sinai!
pictures of the haeS order. for dollar per dozen
photographs taken Of all sizes. Albums gad Frames
orStantlv ON hand York Street I3-ltI
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ELExiRde LONGuE VIE


On FRENCH LoNG-LIvED BITTEBs, have been used in
France for more tlau 100 years, and are Icing
introduced into this country. They composed oi
Vegetable extratracts and designed for the lurf
cation OF the blood. thus PTsreEsti7sq ell cig
nearly all disrs-es to which the human system il
liable. As blood purifier, and pToDoter Of toHg
IL hey believed To i'e uHeQualed. Price 20
per bottle. We wish 20 introduce them in this
fion, and desire energetic Agent, whom liberal
terms will be offered A W. DESPARD & Co., Sole
Agents. No 42 Cedar ST., y. Y. alb co. 3-4t
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SIRED. SfIEERSEDEge.

EyEAR misunderstanding purchased
" the business OF Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest raIe4. share OF pubiic patronage solicited.
ELL
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A,zE Atga E.EE us.

DRsGEEGAx FJEsSER- Keeps coII-
stiutIy on hand the largest and best assortment
OF All aud caps OF the latest stvles the lowest pos
sibie prices, ana always pays the highest value in
:. i, t--.,.l{ t7pti- ,ft1,rs I6-T
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mexsms.Y oEs. srAvEmENs.


The May debt e'aianient IS favorable.
both to the government and the people.
The debt In the glnnth Of Ai,rii wrs re-
duced 81 .247 .4S5- the ameunt of legal
tenders outstanding was decreased. and
the amount of coin in the Treasury was
considerably increased during the rsst
month. 1t was $50 O00, 600 net on the
first of Msy. over and above all gold GER
ti6cates outstanding. to S44, 900, 600 on
the first Of April. The May statement
shows the gradual Improvement of the
business of the country.
1t is slow but sure. There was def
cit in January, deficit in January, de-
ficit in February. and small surplus OF
81. GOO. 900 in March, and in April a
much larger surplus Of S2,2l74S5.
We notice the monthly statements with
a good deal ofcare as they indicate when
the expenditures are greater than the re
ce;pts, and as it is the first point of in
,lividuals and nations tn live within their
incomes. Whenever ihe monthly state
nent shows balance on the right side,
we regard it as o favorable omen.
DEMOCRACY - DEAD CARCASS. -
The Chicago Times. referring to the New
York World s recent article advocating
the continuance of the Democratic party
as free-trade organization, says:
The democratic party which for SC
many years habitually sold out to the mo
nopoists. was no more a free trade party
than the Republican party was, which
included most of the purchasers The
cause o. free trade could jus. as safely be
intrusted to one a. the her. and can nor
be safely trusted TO either As for the
democratic party which, made It's last
sell out at Baltimore. last year, it is sim
ply a dead carcass. that no possible
manipulation can gaivanize back to life
Ii would he sufficiently silly for honest
ardent free traders to trust living party
that hatitullly sold them TO the enemy
to trust their cause TO its dead carcass
would be idiocy without a mitigating
circumstance
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HrEEsEEsSE .AER.sF95SG ES'EAEk-
II ishueat. oth street, uesFsouth end OF Bridge
The tailoring iepar tnent Is complete, and contains
a large assortment % fashionable clothes aud Gent :
furnishing goods constantly hand Please call
rN.tEnLI, o. tore nnreilLsing eI-eMhere. l9-ll
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gFkzYEES Eg0Y-EEs.

FNEag.Els is stoves Tin. sheet zF0o
4 and Copperxare HI.sIl;aC turer. All kinds %
epairng done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Oh
LILY
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OFFERS 10 stS Esssug friends and III q
: , puiiIsc generally, choice selection 0i Fresh
Meats. Salt Pork and bee, Smoked Beef ana tians,
Shoulders san sa..e>, E4uw and Lard at the lowest
--,to- Market an Commercial street g-iy
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Es. fesAEEEE-. III. -.
.E.g'zs, r. NEs.s'S,

pH E@s5GEaN and ssurgcOn- tenders
his professional services to the people The City
snl county Of IaniloNvoc Ulic2 ). i. kUehIer :
sr9re. l9-l
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NOTICE.
CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,


NOTICE is hereby given that according TO City
" Ordinance, IL is unlawful let horses cattle.
hogs geese free in the street If NanitOwoc
and that the undersigned has been directed to i'm
pound all such animals thus found after the First day
OF May 1873. FRED. BECK ER,
34t City Marshal.
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y SrEsEEYE * gg6.

<GFE-ssEgS AND REALEFeS
nj IN Leather. Hides Shoe Findings, Belt otall
-fzes constantly O., hand at Awarkee prices our
on Sth street Ssuth ie one door north OF 'iiamS
House. Natl1evoc. MIS-. ,o, -
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kRSGEsEF SRr.iEats.

nR- A- s. a. .'G3is:s, i'eniis.; -. Sille sst
Manifowoe Wis.
Ii. .al.d, INN.
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S. ggsvg5sg.ggFp w. D.

IagEa.s kEEE 6gFi ST. Sg1nitowoc.
IL Ms One door north Of Wiud.gte House.
ofre over c. Petersou's. Office hours 10 TO IL A. NJ.
and ? 70 . P. u. l94S-
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OFFICE sHERNANS BRICK BLOCK
NORTH ghth street, NanitowUc.
rr,r-r T1o,,-s TO \. NJ
ofFi0- hoo1's- { / 10 s I toS p. VI.
Residence Corner tn & Buffalo SIS. 1925
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- a..ar,N NE.gEEFEFE.
ed ) &EEEV.

E1aSEEg{sN sNsFss.E TAss.afEs. HAS re-
d moved to Buffalo street, doors west OF Rand >
Store AL WORK warranted well done and to ft-
-. -
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ED. MAERKLIN,

glr:s=Eist as,i Ap0tiSecary- Sth Stree
! J opp site the Post pice. l. fully provides
With complete selection Of fresh Drugs aud Ne''i
=; and offers his services especially "a The PHfsi
- of this VILLAGE and county tor the rsIaf GHo
ss;,s. = preparation of their preScr PtionS. y
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ssE.sEESz'zS a,

C0Ds WAFER z&.nusacIuTer-TeSp
- fully requests aud viii hli orders promptly AT his
Factory corner II aud ay street, AianItUWOc l6-I
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FOR SALEi

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm Of sixty acres with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto in the village of
Mishicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars of
terms enquire ON the premises
or o. IRA P. S.ITaz Of thisaty.
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Ee g. Fs. EZZ =

A Fg3Rg2Y and COussSeFor at Law
a Real estate Agent. once corner OF Eigh
au Frtulziiu streets 4 uIjtOwoC, Wisconsin. 4-ll
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Summons.
MANIT0WoC COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Mary J. Greenwood PIaiaiiF.f
against summons for relief
Stephen Greenwood, ,DefsRdahtb (Com. served
THE STAT OF WISCONSIN
SUGynnGHE

To Stephen Greenwood, DefssdaHt.
SiR:-lou are hereby summouei and required to
answer the complaint in tins action, which a copy
herewith served upon yuu. and III yuu-
answer me at my flee in the city of Nanfowuc.
Wisconsin within twenty days after the here
Of exclusive of the day of such service; and if YOU
ia to answer the complaint a9rsIid, the plaintiff
VIII apply the Court the relief demanded in the
complaint WILL A. PLACE, Pins. Atty.
Dated MauitowOc, Wis, April 18th A. ID. ISIS
The complaint in the above entitled dull
filed in the office the Clerk the Circuit Court OF
AaniutowOc County ON the 18th day OF April 1873
2O-l-6tp WILL A. PLAcE, Atty. tor PHI.
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TIC - Of Certificates redeemed in County Clerks
Ii > Office during the month Of April 1873 and
ii kTa.-
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s. Il. gg'GB %.

A G"FDgSEY a=H Counselor at E.aN.
"A 09ice coraer Of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
wce .sts..,....g 2-9l
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z. s. .f.s.REVSD.E.
y .g.zg q Eg.E.Yg.

4 E"rDRsTsy .T EsSg
"A OsFire over the store of j. A Koehler corner Of
Yo-k anl stl street. Manitowoc, Wisconsin, 1892
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A E'FeTsgEYS RS E.aw- yzaHi9owOc-
y Wisconsin. 3ifice on Eighth street. over the
Fi-st National Bank jy19'65.]
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sF..FEsgEu $ GREE.s'E,

A Fgcbv AZ 5.syg. 0zg5ce on SSiss
n STREET SaaJh side three doors NORTH Of Post ti-
Gee s!aaitowoc Wisconsin. German spoken. ls-1
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RICHES IN RAGS.

A strange story of two female misers, in
Camden, N. j., is told in Philadelphia pa
per:
If there is such thing as "gilded pow
erty," an exemplifcation of it was striking
ly manifested in Camden during the past
week. From infancy to the ripe old age
of so years, two twin sisters, named Grace
and Charity Kaighn, have resided in that
city. They owned in their own right pro-
perty said to be worth at least one hundred
thousand dollars in very eligible locations,
and were possessed of ether property of
value. Yet these two females (they never
married) lived together in almost perfect
seclusion, in the most eccentric manner.
Their house on Kahn's avenue was always
kept closed, and no one admitted except
such as came to aid them in their business
transactions, and they were few. Their
apartments were kept almost as gloomy as
prison dungeons, and day after day, week
after week, month after month, and year
after year, they CROPPED about in the dark
themselves even the comforts and neces-
saries of life. For many years this was
their way of living, and those who knew
them best believed that at any time they
might be found dead in their house from
self-denial and neglect. Some time last
summer they purchased fine new dwell
| ing-house on Market street, above Fourth,
and moved into it early in the fall. What
articles of furniture they had were set in
the parlor, but were never put in their pro-
per places. From that time up to Thurs
day week they lived in their old way with
out comfort or anything that would contri-
butte to comfort. From the Thursday al
luded to, nothing had been seen of them,
| and no noise was made in the house to in
dictate that they were alive. This created
a suspicion that something was wrong,
| and officer Hotfinger was instructed to
force an entrance. This was accomplished,
when he foud, to his horror, the most
sickening sight he ever met with. The
room was bare of furniture, dark and
dirty; no fire had been in the stove for
three days, and there on a settee,
with nothing over her but an old ragged
and dirty quilt, lay Grace kaighn, cold and
stiff in death. Her sister, Charity, was
| found in corner Of a room, almost doubled
up, and in perishing condition. She vas
Immediately taken care of, and, under the
direction of DR.. Armstrong, Coroner, she
is doing well. She did not know that
Grace was dead. On a table near by was
loaf of bread and some butter, which had
not been touched. The Coroner took charge
of the body, and had it appropriately dis
posed of. He found some thirteen dollars
on the person of deceased, and took posses
sion of such papers and valuables as were
found, until rightful parties to them appear.
Among the papers are several tax bills for
real estate, one of which calls for 5000,
which at the rate of taxation, $3.50 on the
800, would be for an assessed property of
$4,000 This was for one square of ground,
facing Broadway, between Line and Pine
streets. They owned large amounts of real
estate in other parts of Camden. Notwith-
standing all this, they were in most alb.
ject state of exposure and restitution.
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PAM.

"Pan, Pan, is deadr'-E. B. BROWNING
! The broken wine cups of the Gods
| Lie scatter'd in the waters deep,
Where the tall sea-flag blows and mods
Over the shipwreck'd seaman's sleep;
The Gods, like phantoms, come ans go
Over the wave-wash'd cean-hall
Above their heads the wild winds blow;
They groan, they shiver to and fro
"Pan; PAM those phantoms call.
o Pan, great Pan, thou art not dead,
Nor dost thou haunt that weedy place,
Tho blowing winds hear not thy tread,
And silver runlcts miss thy face;
Where ripe nuts fall thou hast no state,
Where deep glens murmur, thou art
dumb.
By lonely meres thou dost not watt
Where roll the waves of fate
l feel thee go and come!
o piteous one!-In wintry days
Over the City falls the snow,
Then, where it whitens smoky ways,
l see Shade fit to and fro;
Over the dull street hangs cloud
1t parts, an ancient Face fits by,
'Tis thine! It's thou. nor stern nor proud,
Dmly thou tlutterest DER the croud,
With thin human cry.
Ghost like, 0 Pan. thou hoverest still,
An old, old Face, with dull, dumb stare;
On moonless nights thy breath blows chill
In the street-walker's dripping hair;
Thy ragged woe from street to street
Goes mlst-like, constant day and night.
But often, where black waves beat,
Hl,o,, 1,of,t r>.E
For honest hearts and light
Where er thy shadowy vestments fly
There comes across the waves of strife,
Across the souls of all close by,
The CLEAN of some forgotten life;
There is a sense of waters clear,
A scent like flowers in forest hooks;
Strange -plumaged birds seem fitting near;
The cold brain blossoms, lives that hear
Murmur like running brooks.
And when thou passest, human eyes
Look in each other and are wet
Simple or gentle, weak or wise,
Alike are full of tender fret;
And then the noble and the base
Raise common glances to the sky;
And 10! the phantom of thy face.
While sad and low thro' all the place
Thrills thy thin human cry!
Christ help thee, Pan. canst thou not go
Now all the gods are fled?
Why dost thou tiutter to and fro
When all the sages deem thee dead?
Or, if thou yet wilt live and dream,
Why leave the wales of harvest fair
Why quit the glades of wood and stream
And haunt the streets with eyes that CLEAN
Thro' white and holy hair?
Robert Buchanan in Saint Pauls.
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