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TIE LAST CUBAN CoSDEsNArIoN.-For sew
erai days pas there have been kilograms from
Havana relating 20 the arrest and condemna-
ton 10 death OF "Mr. Dockery, /" who hal been
within the lines OF the Cuban insurgents and
had returned, and some OF the continents upon
the event have referred 20 hlm a. an s.alleged
American citizen" The gentleman in question
Is beyond any doubt citizen Of the United
States, entitled 10 all the protection our law
ana the government can give him. HIS name l.
ftederlck A. Dockray-not "DOckery." He h.
Eative OF Providence, X. L., aud il Connected
with come OF the most honorable families there
during the war he went out with the 81 KhOle
Island battery, which was posted for a while A.
Fort Royal, y. =. After the war he AMI his
father settled in Florida, where tue father
became collector Of the port, and subsequently
the son he that Il now in Cuba held the same
once. The latter has also been attOra ey een-
erAl. lie IL lawyer OF considerable disfincrion
ana unless he has become very greatly trans
ioimed) ne ne entirely too honorable = man TO
nave gone 10 Cuba 10 engage in underhapt
business within the insurgent lines. Itismors
likely that he went there IN his professional ca
pacity TO look after the business OF some or his
clients IN Florida. Mr. DOckray has many ter-
sonal friends in this city, aud some relative in
the interior OF the state.-Ehila. Isfy,r
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Leare -Four Measure

Leare -Four Measure
FOB YOUR
= Spring CLOTHING"
OUR STOCK
OF FINE WOOLsNs
Is COMPLETE
AND FULL.
AND ELEGANT
IN DESIGN
AND QUALITY.
We ASSURE 6OoD FIT
WITHOUT ALTERATIONS.
QUE STOCK.
liable BROS,
MERCHANT rAILoRs,
sls-tr Corner Ith and ID Streets.
SPRING FASHIONS IN HATS.
NEW SHAPES AND DKsIeNs IN GKN.
fLEMEN's HATS.
Ill
COLORS.
soI,.s& n2f ;TPRRRlesf S9pH5:sEE ,s,.sd
dueed D. the New YORK Leaders Of FsshiOa. 'A'''-
LIGHT AND DARK COLORED surRIa nara
IN AL new Shapes, suitable for or as 49, .1n,,as
Youths and Chiidren's HATS AND Trpp.ys
reesiVed everJ day.
SOLE AGENTS IN THIS cIrYEoR
DUNLAP d AMIOON
NEW YORK DRESS HATS
AND 0THER sPECIALTIEs
WILLEYT q RUOFF
ere-u 9O3 Pehnsylvania Ayenue
SIGkoR sTRIsI,
FORMERLY OF wAsHISGroN,
RsEs leave 20 announce the pubse Of w ..b,reto,
thst ne mas returned te the city, and will take
Address 81 tie Music Stores. MARI In
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The CABINET was in session to-day until
late in the afternoon. All the members were
present, and the deliberations were principally
upon the subject of the finances. Ii cannot yet
be learned that there has been any definite con-
clusion reached to whether the Senate bill
w iii be signed OK not.
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IHE PRNNsYLVANIA COAL TRADR.-The
total anthracite marketed for the week ending
on the 18th instant amounted 20 400, 635 tons
and for the coal year 3,9)s ,O6T tons, against
4,z3S ,OS2 tons TO corresponding time last year
tonnage for the week Is 81 ,4l6 tons, and for the
year 6ss,41s tons, against 63s, $40 tons TO the
same time last year, giving q total of all kinds
Tor the week OF 4o5 05l tons, and for the year of
1905 ,5i5 tons, against ISL AL tons 70 same
time last year, being decrease OF 36i $50 tons.
The trade the past week was almost wholly un-
changed. The demand continues moderate but
little short Of the supply OF coal. Prices are
OF course the same as those established by the
combination, and will 80 rule until the 81 prOx
ino, when q small advance in prices will be
made.-Pkild. LEDGER.
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PROPOSED QCIETUs To OUR DISTRICT Leg
IsLATURE.-In the House to-day Mr.. Randall,
OF Pennsylvania. introduced a joint resolution,
which was referred to the joint select comm
tee now investigating the affairs Of the District
OF Columbia, directing that until otherwis.
dered further sessions OF the District Legisla-
ture be suspended.
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The MYRA CLARK GAINES CLAIM for the
Confirmation of certain land titles in Louisiana
has been before the House Committee on Pri-
waite Land Claims for some time past. The
committee held another meeting to day to con-
slider the subject. but came to no conclusion
Ii is not probable that they will be prepared to
report much before the close of the session.
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A TORNADO and thunder storm passed over
Erie, Pa, at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon. A
man was killed by Conclusion, no marks OF
lightning or other injury being on HIM Several
buildings were unroofed. A church bell was
blown from . tower and carried $50 feet. Yes
sells were torn from their moorings at the docks,
and lumber piles were torn up. The storm
lasted but few Minutes
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~Mr. james Stetson, long connected with
the Aetor house PROFESSIONALLY, Is dead.
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DIsBHBowLRp BIT HIS SrBPsoE.-Jos. Jcnes,
colofed, who was fatally cut with resor by his
step-son, VIM. Brown, on SATURDAY, beng per
tally disemboweled, Died u haenmono yeeeQ-
day. The origin OF the difficulty wAs discus.
sion on the subjectof baptism. Brown has been
arroSfed.
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DESPERATE AND FATAL DUEL BETWEEN
Two GIRLs.-lt is related that two girls in the
Royal tobacco factory II Madrid recently killed
each other in q hand to hand contest. The
mode adopted by the combstsnts was as TO-
mantle a. IL was barbarous. The antagonists,
who were both about twenty wears old, AMI re-
markably handsome, repaired one Sunday
morning, accompanied by certain OF their COM
rades, TO village some four or i've miles dis
tant, where they breskfasted sumptuOuslv at
different tables. The repsst ended, they closed
the window curtains, stripped themselves 70 the
waist, aud requested their friends TO leave the
room. Then, at given signal, they attacked
thrust until both fell TO the floor mortally
wounded. When q few minutes hal ELAPSED
their friends reentered the room. Estefania
one OF the combatants, had received ten wounds
from which she bled to death in about hair an
hour. Casilda, her antagonist, died somewhat
sooner from CHASTITY wound in the neck
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THB PHNNsYLyAEIA SRNAToRsHIP-The
Erie (Pa.) Dispatch states, from personal
knowledge, that Hon. Glenni w. Scofield is not
seat. 1t says: There is probably not q man in
the state Who would not feel com plimented IL
the nomination were rendered to him. and we
an honor. But 90 far as anticipating An cleo
ton, or working and intriguing to secure one is
concerned, Judge Sconeld IL not o candidate.
Scott ought to be, andwould be, reelected. and
the latter will probably find in his reputed rival
one of his warmest supporters,v
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The Ways and Means Committee spent the
session to-day in considering the Saaborn re-
port, and the report of a sub-com mittee on a
revision of the customs laws. The committee
did not finish the consideration of either sub
ject. In relation to the subject of meisties the
committee are unanimously in favor OF their
abolition.
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THESKNATE Appropriation Gem mittee, which
was to take final action on the Centennial bill
to-day, decided at their meeting this morEing
to defer the further consideration of the bil
until the House. which yesterday made it tn =
special order for Nav 5. acrs upon the bill.
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Pickles were brought 20 st. Louis from KtrI-
wood last Saturday. charged with aftemptiny =,
Sssassinate Dr: d h. Pitman OF that village on
Friday. Matthew Pickles, father OF the younl,
men, died about one year ago while under DR.,
Pitmsn's care, aud Mrs. Pickles believed her
husband did not receive proper treatment. On
rroay, however, she sent for the doctor, saving
she would settle his account The doctor WeuT
10 her house, and wac requested 10 sign A re-
celpt Ior the money, which he declined % do
until the money was paid. Mrs. Pickles then
got very angry, and told the doctor he vould
nave 10 leave town, and drew a revolver. which
ftman took from her before she could fire.
She then drew Derringer. but the doctor
seized that also before she could use it. She
then called on her sons, who appeared AZ the
window OF the room, and fired two shots through
IL from shot gun, but without effect. Pitmaa
then released Mrs. Pickles and ran out OF the
house, and while crossing the yard he received
shot. From all the circumstance in tue case
Is believed deliberate plan was laid TO as
sassinate Pi'man. Pitmsn's face and head are
much injured, and he may lose one OF his eyes.
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN Peoria, liz
Early last Saturday morning an engineer OF ths
Rock Island railroad saw the BODY on A man
moatsg IN tne Illinois river at Peoria, Ill. lie
was shortly sfterwsrd recognized as that OF
CHARLES Prefer, young German recently en-
ploytd as bookkeeper in this city. He was 20
commerce in bank as teller on Monday. Near
where the body was found a pocketbOOk belong
ing TO Prefer was picked up. All bis valnAbles
were gone, hls coat was torn, and there was
there were no marks of violence on has person,
and nothing TO indicate that foul play had any
thing TO do with his death. confusion had
been made on the right side Of the neck, caused
by choking or by blows from q sand bag. The
generally accepted theory in Peoria is that
Phefer was garroted, and then, after riding MS
pockets, the guilty person or persons either
threw him into the river, or else left him stun
ned on the bank. and he wandered into the
stream himself. He was highly respected and
was not addicted to drink. The idea of suicide
is not entertained.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon ID. Kindleberger,
ordered as a member of the retiring board on
22d instant; Capt. E. X. Calhoun, detached from
the command of the Hartford, Asia.ic station,
and ordered to return to San Francisco. and re-
port for the command of the Richmond; Com
mander Bancroft GherardI; temporarily de-
tached from command of the receiving ship In
dependence at Mare Island, California and or
dered to command the Richmond until the
arrival of Captain Calhoun, when he is to re-
sumo command of the Independence; Lieuten-
ant Commander Ed. Walker, detached from
the Lancaster on the 1st instant, and placed on
waiting orders.
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A.ortneEt Of AL III sTpFReess sSmR5i.inE varied
1eeee W 'ne New York Leaders Of Fsshion
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The PACIFIC MAIL CONTRACT FOR INCREASED
SERvIcK.-The House Commute On Appropria-
tions and the House Committee on Commerce
held joint meeting to-day on the subject of
continuing the contract with the Pacific Mail
Steamship company for semi-monthly mail
service between San Francisco and China, ar
an additional subsidy of $500 900 per annum.
Mr.. John Roach, of the Morgan Iron Works,
Troy, New York, and the Delaware River Ship
Building company, made an argumentative
statement on the desirableness Of preserving
the commerce or the Pacific to an American
line, and urging the propriety Of giving the
company further time In which to provide the
necessary iron steamers for performing service
IN accor dance with the requirements OF the
contract. The joint committee agreed that
each committees shall appoint . subcommittee
OF tnree members, who, I'm connection with q
suo-committee from the COMMITTEE on Pest
once AND Post Roads, will conssder the subject
aha report 70 their respective committees what
seuon should De taken regarding il. The
secretary OF the Navy viii also be In yited 20
give MS views on the came subject.
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THR BALTIMORE ELECTION To-DAY.-The
election TO be held to-day on the Jones' falls
ana funding ordinance is one of the most I'm
p0rtant special and peculiarly local elections
ever held In Baltimore, and should call out the
lulI voting population. The Jones' falls ordi-
nance authorizes the issue of 81 500 600 citv
bonds in addition to 800 900 heretofore author-
lied for the Improvement Of the falls on the
plan TO widen the stream, which will necessi-
property, which viii have to be paid for out OF
the public treasury. The funding ordinance
does not increase the debt, but simply author
ICES funding OF floating debt already contracted
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THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT CHARGEs-
Representative j. X. Luttrell, from California,
who recently made certain charges in the
House rejecting upon the Post Office depart-
ment in connection with mail contracts in the
west, Yesterday appeared before the 70 Ise
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, and
presented a series of eighteen written charg IS
The committee will in dav or two deternl ne
the course of the investig cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

~ LiSHT AND DARK CoLoRED SUrRIA BATs
IN AL new shapes, suitable for snrios 80 is,
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CONPIRNATIoNs.-TheS Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the following nom
nations: Thomas Russell, OF Massachusetts,,
Minister Resident to the republic of Venezuela
vice William A. Pile, resigned. POstmdstsrs-
Jesse Moore, at scarborough, Ky; james b.
Pollock, Olathe, Kansas; William j. Benton.
Bainbridge, Ga; John W. Allen. Cleveland ,
Ohio; Edward DOwney, Brownsville Texas;
William Jones. Dallas. Texas.
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SPRING FASHIONS IN HATS.

NEW SHAPES AND DRsIGNB In GKN.
fLEMEN's HATS.
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FELT HATS FOR YOUNG GENTS ALL
COLORS.
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Youths and Children's HATS AMI Trpp.ys
recsived every day DaNs
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V0RD,s OPEhA HOUSE.
THE WONDERS OF MECHANIsM

nn entertaining ana instructive exhibition, for
The BENEFIT OF TIE OENTENNIAL,
No Ills Pa. avenue; open from 10 q. m. 10 IL . m.
Pullman Palace PariOr Car; the Steam ship
Centennial; etesmer City of New York; .rine
EDgiBt Steamship Pennsyl yanis; Tug boat n. A.
Churchman: Locomotive Engine; comprisi ng III
uEsUT pas ed election Of
WORKING MECHANICAL MODELS,
msce Of gold ana silver by Dean Benton, sud nov
Cs eNhltit1cn IS above. Ergsnt musical boxes 1oIm
the base Of the models, and the ainery j. set
motion BY cord Of sweet sounds. Adm's ion,
Is cent?, Children. Is cents. ape o
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THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION have made
their report to the President in a volume of
nearly one hundred printed pages. They say
the methods of civil service reform already es-
tahllshed, while they may need modification in
some details, have been generally successful,
ana their practicability has been demonstrated.
longer supervision By the commission will be
need, d TO secure the proper ada citation of the
principles OF the new system, and an apprJpria-
tion Of $4,000 will be needed to carry on tn ,
reform for another wear.
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The WHEAT CROP.-The Department of Az.
riculture has received very full information
concerning the appearance Of wheat thrsu III
out the country. The returns cover large pro-
portion OF the winter wheat area of each state
The winter has been extremely favorable in al
sections. No previous season has bsen more
generally so since the Inauguration of cr1n re-
ports. California alone will yield 40 900 900
bushels. In the south the growth Is luxuriant
and everywhere the promise is remarkable.
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NAVAL PArCREs.-Dispatches have been
received from Rear Admiral James A. Strong,
commanding the U. s. naval forces on the
South Atlantic station, dated at Rio de Janero,
NJ arch oath, on beard the flagship Monongs-
heia These dispatches contain nothing of
general interest. The health of the squadron
continues good. The Wasp was Off MontevldiO
March 10th. The surveys on which she had
been engaged were about completed, and the
results were being worked up. The Powhstan,
at hey West, has been ordered to Hampton
Roads, and may be expected about the 1st OF
May: The Wachusett sailed from Key West
April 14th on cruise.
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keEs leave 70 announce 70 public Of W oxon
that be has returned ts the city, and will take a
United nuneer o. PUPILS IN VOCAL MUSIC.
Asofess ~ tLe MUSIC steres. narzs- I'm
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TIE SENATE Fisancs Committee to day de
ferIed action on the House currency and free
banking bill until the President signs or vetces
the Senate bill now before him. In this cen
nection it may be stated that the President ma
until Monday next TO act upon the bill.
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SOLE AGENTS IN THIS CIrYEoR
DUNLAP d AMIOON s
NEW YORK DRESS HATS
AND OTHER sPECIALTIEs.
WILLEYT q RUOFF,
sIe-u 903 Pennsylvania Ayeuue
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-26

| TIE 6RoUsDswsIL "A history, Of the
| origin, aims, and Progress Of the Farmers'
Movement. Embracing an authoritative
account Of Farmers Clubs, Grsnses, ete. !:
fpu discussion of the Trsnsportstion
Question and other grievances and = his.
Tory Of Industrial Education IN the United
States. Together with sketches of the
lives of prominent leaders, etc., etc.. etc.
by Hon: Jonathan Periam,. Editor Kese-
en- Rsrei, Vice President Illinois -State
Board Of Agriculture, etc., ETC. -Puhlished
By Hsnnaford & Thompson, 1913 e. wash
lngton st. Chicago. ~ - eEsses zszlea sss
This work gives evidencea Of icsisful
preparation. and ls evideotly . genuine
affair, authentic and reliable: We noties.
thet Hon. ". .: Flaeg, President Of The
Illinois State Farmerss Association, fur
nishesis highly interesting chsptsuri' o1 the
rra ransportasion question. This il followed
BY. =! still longer and dseidsdly peppery3
contribution from the pen OIL. ". Midgs-
leJ, Esq, President's Secretary Of the, n.
~ 3. B., Chicago, presenting the railroad
sids u Mr.. Periam thsn reviews the whole
sutjset'in Four strong 'ehspt.r,l,s xhich1 Ar
y brisslss with fso.s AnAshgutes.1 .ya.ta'
The ssasharEia evidently ly..smsstsr beshe
subject, 4. has also: ob,ainsd sinyaluabls
a'ei:tanse from prominent leaders in s; the
movement. many OF whom have endorsed
The book ID highly eonnusldatoi.yr i.t,esrs
which, however, We have not sp.ee t q cop, el,
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TREn PLAHTiHG.

:, III. It il veil Dot 10 idsl.y .ny'losg.a'
er than 70 have tic esrouod ID hsuuit. a'
able condition 70 wort: ssSiiy.'g All thss'
the eories to the contrary which Ire fsszs
qaentlJ thrust I'll ..rd 3D. shs. pss~,spaa.ss"
PEI. }, do not make early plss.iss efsn:''
kinds Of trees, evergreen as.i'well (" ss&
d<e'daaeeua., soy atbea u lls's linpeftsnt g
huod1lryed 1ly sl1ee lstes evergreen ~ ,rssa aEoaed 2
ny hoosys sy.k were sr planted e easg IN
spriog, that b,tI some me frozen le Greasd We
found t.. vhent est digging g!ls 'hs halssL sqta tais
cot one died, although there we're :
plenty Of viseacres who said, Ever.
greene do better when 'plassed h.s III
,spriug:''-R~ral New Horke,: =" *a.3&5i
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o4-Oas opinion is, that fall plo"iug
cannot be done too 5000 after 8 crop Il
removed from the land. This opinion
u based upOo much experienee and
observation resulting in finding the
seed bed in better condition for seed 10
spring. and hence more certain 70 pro.
daee good crop, other things bjise
sgual-Rxxal M.,s HorkN,
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, -p p rsetatls6tursj Rsaf w alter
81. Smith, ot Boston, said that the wan,

=, ~-stp y rsetn6lseears; Rsafa W alter
81 Smith, Of Boston, said that tho, want
Of accuracy IN children tbou1d be no
u S5tso1s:e 1ses ii. considered =, i
pspa Vd.sas6ls Tilt Il. tbe.jy' j'2,b; should ID be
dItn4hdseubfa' Flint, th..s sllh th.ir <,p,a. bro.
s IF aJdoSssion might be more ! grad q ..]
4 ,sssd sSettoaa q = rapid l,iid de7elopmueein, e
shDsa " Skssfs . ratbsr, Il tih.u ,st .oeen, J !.
sgd. oas plsS :. jaaliaat;;o;n.. ja. = &, moi
osds rsltxkkBossJssiuass1 &C a6,ks;,.l;
sfsesas otaia>s andeforhs, .nd rsauir-
sinf n. 1apls to5dssvH frenf sS.cr,p.
ath ,ssd dlststioo.z Simpls foens1 aud
objeets oshooldi bs d seleessd + first, 4 ana
when the pupils are sufficiently .dv.oe:
ed| more difficult sud complex forms
dotM sSabssitdted, s.sh . ..ep being e 90
sr4ddatsst - 10 ''p'sis 'p'esiioseptible improve.
udatA tsossin u th.ei Tine, Il, bat which,
17at.d;;,aat5a apod 81, ..i,,.r..ttd, viii Dc:
abes fspid ppatSsfstis. This Gpl.o, he,
s!ia, insured pssfsat aetso.iioaa On o. tb6e.: ib6.:
'patt ot the pppil aud developed 10
absotbins interest ID: the WORT =. ); Ard
III. il ao.hisg more nor iess than the
Nslumnal s1assmeof trsiniog.:e9 .. 1:2sa7
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CONCENTRATION.


MI - Ass.s - -. ~ as5sf
You told the story Of your love;
1heard - one who did not hsar;
Across the opening ups ofhops
Crspt the allow finger Of . far.
Against the kind deceit which hides
From loves beginning all loves end,
In thoughtful mood boldly lit,
The honest trouble of tisld. y@
You've chosen thus; not thus, indeed,
Iwould have chosen fats for you.
And If You missed the possible,
And for the sweet had lost the true;
II, meath the perfect palm Of love
You might have knelt,-in knssling, blsst,-
Aud If You chose instead to wear
A little rose upon your breast,
IT, for the tidal wave Of life
Mistook . little ripple blue,
While hthoms deep belox your line
The seas lost treasures slespt for yos; +.
Why then-wh.t then, You've only missed
A wealth your calm eyes never nv,
De fate and nature kind to you,
Yourself unto yourself your Avl ..x
No Moses ever part for you
Tho wonders Of tho desp's Fich Sloomi
Nor ever lead, tbs dry sands o'sr,s
Into the long lost pslm.land's bloomi :!
~, never, nsysr nayyoa knovl ;
Fof.littlb waves tin sserrily:
And mover, never may you knowl
For sweet tho littla rosesb> -
And should my doubts and dreams b b6A
bhndfold a. dreams and doubts may b; J.
: Should lows spuvi,dont trvsrsyrovs
To yon, thar ny vie 6slsIto me; !:
- &@z as tau& EEas
Since Gods own purpose over ours
Is folded softly like wing, !
And loves bsstknowlsdgs n loyss ssN, ~ !
Must own: know not auythinsi !
Why then-ah then! Go you His Ways,
, Not mins. His ths sun1ar - /
:. On which tie little 1svss slall trip, e,
And His the little roses be.
But If into one lot there came
IA into one I haply knsw)
The flowers scent, the forests force,
The depths reserve, the rippls's hue;
fit fell out to Heavens mind f5st,
To give one both the Gxestand tsis-=- -:
Though Heaven asked it back again
That lost lot I'd not change with You.
...- CO., --A4tla'stie 4 Aoaeal1 f. Apsz.