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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-25

THE last plan for utilizing the lee
berg which Mr.. Seward purchased from
Russia, IL 10 convert II into u penal
colony for the hoodlums Of the Pacific
slope, Alaska at present isa sort OF
principally over which u private fur
company cXcrts absolute dominion
and the hope that our government
might so ne day get small return tor
the seven millions of purchase money,
and the heavy annual cost Of keeping
It's llag floating over the artic SHOWS, Il
gradually fading away.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-25
RAILROAD TAME TABLE.
Arrival ana Departure Or Grains AZ
DnliOs.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Arrives
From the South mail and GSprVssl. Gro II. m.
From the Nurth (nail and eNpesSl. S:,i, =. M.
Mixed train, South ...".,.".,,,.,".... 200 p. IN.
Mixed train, North. l;O1 "A. Ia,
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail Express ,.......r,.-, 10 Ill $40 n. III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
's'O TsaE pGSsE.aC.

A card of DIR. King. Assessor and Collector
of the city of Dallas, having appeared III
public print, from which the inference hns
been lcduced that | had been guilty OF de-
hnquency and corruption III eilice, have
purpoSoIy delayed replying TO the same, in
order to give Dr. King sufficient time TO make
y full and thorough Investigation OF every
transaction with which have been connect
ed us Deputy Assessor and Collector. This
time having elapsed, ! went, IN company
with DR.. Thurston, Captain DIN Wellborn
and Mr. G. IS. Mitchell, to DR.. King, and
asked him to state to these gentlemen the
cause Of complaint against me. When he
said that in the collection of taxes, had, in
our or five instances, failed to mark in the
proper book the amounts collected, and also
failed to pay the same over to him, although
mad marked it paid on the roll on my own
handwriting. Tie aggregate amount of these
collections was ninety odd dollars. and when
my attention was called to these facts I'M
mediately made payment OF the amount.
After allowing Dr. King time to investigate
the books, | went again to him, when hcgaNe
me the following card:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-25

GALVESTON, February 2i.-Gold ll5s..
Cotton--Demand limited; good ordinary
1870; middling nc. ,.
Iiides-irrcguiar; dry, strict selection Ice;
wei sailed. SIC, and cents OF for l,rubs.
NEW Or LEA rs, February 2l.-Go'd l1B@,
1879. Cotton quiet and unchnnsedi ma
LiVEHlooI, February 2i.-Cotton dull and
unchanged.
NV York, February 2l.-Gold l2H.
Cotton dull and nominal; upIahds l6c;
Orleans l65sc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-25
CITY OF DALLAS,
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTORS tFFIC

February ~, 1874. J
Mr.. +. j. CARRINGToN, my former deputy
and myself have had u full and sa1 isiacioiS
settlement of all matters relating 10 my Of
flee with which he has been connected.
d. KING.
In conclusion, would state to the public
that my contract with DR., King gave me one
| third interest in the commissions Of the Of
! nce, and that in the collection anu diSburse-
| ment of twenty to thirty thousand Collars,
ninety-two dollars and atty cents IL the
fore the public, chen, TO any unprecedented
mind it VIII on,y appear as negiigenca and
| error.
leave to discriminating public to say
whether have been guilty OF any act unbe-
coming either gentleman or an officer.
| l3d3t Il. j. CARRINGTON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-25

dr. street ho opened and extended nun
!. u hl1 { Ia l,ucilr avenue, Wna lend nnd
riouei tl inc committee ON nurtN anu
bfllArsi WIN INSTRUCTIONS lNnl lhr, ppll,eA
OWuiug the land 90 hn cuudrmurd MAKO
their propositions Ia Wrlllng,.
Tho pItlliun OF N, lilllull, WkluE ihnl
the Council allow mia lpplN h.s lINtSt now
dun, with ccrtdln scrip VeHd ana ldld on lhn
table.
Tntpultlon Of II, Schmidt, u,lSlng that he
bp allowed ~ pay hid occupation lax WIN
certain scrip, read ana laid on lhn iAMlr'
Tho petlti n OF John G. Mitchell, Espr ask
dpllatA for drlcudiug, ntho District court, u,
4, Nichol1 police olllrer rtnd and lnld ON
the table,
dulur'in street nnW0N Cmpnl hundt, uluWh
hY Chrlui O'nounrll In favor at McSwlnlr\
" boyle, read UHG action ON Same postponed
ACCOUNTS,
The following accounts rend and ordered
Charles ilulchrsou, acknowledgements y
A. W, NOWlm, examining tilleo,",,p,,", y w
Allowed hy tue following vote; Aldermen
Eryny, NteWptt, owens, Bryan uHd HtalrN
voting Ia allow the snmni anu Alderman
Young voting mol ,.
Ihos Flynn city marhalunn, ,",",,,,"s % ON
! l'ti NhrhNuni poi conan, '',"'",'"'"'"' " ~
| llamm u polSVr, hospital supplirs,,,., ~ N
| j q, kblin drawing contract ,"","''',,,r ~ W.
| Ihus. Mcbride, Policeman ",,'u""",,r ~ "
]
! Don sullivan, mono.,,.,n...,.,..,,,, 10 II
! NJ. Cornelius, ieaith ulllCrr,"",",,""r,o, 100 NJ
j. l., Rafferty,, building cuNcrto",,"",,, u on
! The following accounts read nnd action on
| same deferred
singer Bros blankets for hoSptal"r,,rt . 0.
! Charles Powers, watching cnsne,""~" : w
| Olln Wcl,bpru, city attorney .,,o..,,,., l12 III
| Drs, r. CaIrlngtun and y. u, ThunlOn,
| for special service durlng quaruu tine 200 On
! (koiorrcd 10 the city attorney, win nslruc,
1 lions to present lhc same to the TcNNS ana
| Pacific Railway company for payment
The mayor was authorized TO appoint an
other member on the police board IN place %
II. nnrl,SlHle, resigned, Alderman stcnctl
was appointed,
Alderman Young was authorized to secure
a hOG3l in which 10 place the steam lire en-
/ glup,
Council adjourned 10 meet tomorrow
night, February %, 1871,
ben, LONG, Mayor,
C.S. MrrCHELL Secretary
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CARPENTERS MASS MEETING.

In response to call issued by the Empire Lodge
of American Carpenters large mass meeting
assembled last night in Nos ia and 116 East Thir
teenth street. Mr.. Edward J. Corbitt, President
of the Empire Lodge, was called to the chair. Mr.
j. Curran acted as secretary
After the chairman and secretary addressed the
meeting upon the subject which had called it To-
&c ther the following resolutions were read by the
latter officer, and adopted at Once:-
Whereas a contemplated meeting Of the employing
builders this city to be held at early day
purpose Of advising the repeal the Eight Hour and
return 70 the original ten hour system OF labor and
whereas this action the part Of employers tends to
disturb the existing amicable relationship between capi
tai and labor respectfully submit the following reso
utnns:-
Resolved, That while concede the employer the
right labor aad to conduct his business under
fully that in this, in all other personal
preferences held subservent national egs-
laton and the opinion Of an individual to the enact
mens of the State
Resolved the law established by the government
should be respected by the citizens and any attempt
upon the part Of the employer under the existing laws
and the ueplorable condition OF the masses.
back to their former condition of iong honrs
and disad antages shall he looked upon
BY us with spirit of Indignation and repealed every
honorable within the power OF our societies hold
ing the employers the asgressors and responsible for the
result which follows.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
M E xIco.
Herald Special Report frOm
Mexico City.
Parliamentary Progress and
Peace.
The Murderers Of the American Mis-
sionary To Be Executed.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the HEs.
AID has been received from our correspondent
III the Mexican capital
Mexico CRY, April z. 1874
Congress reassembled in session after tho
temporary adjournment yesterday.
PEACE.
The countryN peaceful. The revolutionary
movement in Chiapas has been oppressed.
REV. MR. STEPHENS MUaDERERs TO BE ExR-
CUTED.
Six of the prisoners charged with ths muir
der of the Rev. Mr.. Stephens, the American
missionary have been condemned to death.
The case against the priest of Ochoa and
others, his associates. tor exciting TO tho
crime by infammatory addresses spoken
against the mission is still pending.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
CINCINNATI, April

CINCINNATI, April 0, IB14
At Dayton the election Is quiet. An extraordi.
nary vote was cast. The democrats elect the
Mayor and their city ticket. The republicans have
q majority in the Council and School Board. The
crusaders were at church praying all day for the
citizens and the republican ticket
Additional returns give the democratic candt-
date for Mayor nearly 500 majority. The dem
ocrats carry live and the republicans ak wards. .
Piqua elects an anti-crusade city ticket. The
Council is u tie.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
Democratic Victory i'm the Municipal
Election Of Toledo.

TOLEDo, Ohio, April 6, 1874
The election passed off quietly. The vote waA
the heaviest ever polled in this city None or the
wards has yet completed its count. The demo-
Gratis claim the election OF Street Commissioner by
400 majority, and five out OF tue eight Aldermen,
aud about the same number OF COunciIinen. The
result Will probably not be definitely known to-
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

The Congo River Exploration Expedi-
aton-ats object, Departure and Means
The Chance or Finding Livingstone.
The African Steamship Company's steamship
Ngretia, which sailed from Liverpool on Saturday
November 30, 1872, took out the members of what
was termed the Iivingston-Congo Exploration
Expedition, under command or Lieutenant Grandy
anu nis brother; both OF these of1cers having
been commissioned by the Royal Geographical
Society to explore the sources OF the Congo River,
and II p0ssible, to relieve Doctor Livingstone.
The Messrs Grandy were destined tor Loando,
where they landed, aud proceeded Immediately
onward in their search
THE OBJECT AND MEANS OF THE EXPEDITION.
AT a meeting of the Royal Geographical Society,
held In London on Monday evening, November IS,
1872, Sir II. Rawlinson stated that as the Society
had received a check for f2, 600 from Mr. Young,
ant Grandy to srart for Africa during the
week. the government, be was happy to say,
had given them all the assistance in their power.
The Foreign ONCE had furnished letters to the
curing the expedition all possible facilities and
the African Steamship Company had given to the
officers OF the expedition passages at half the
usual price. Then. again, the War ONCE had been
applied to for the Of arms and they said in the
most handsome manner that they did not think
they could give arms on loan--that they would
rather give the arms altogether ana tnat not only
for the West but for the East Coast expedition.
They had therefore every sort OF encouragement
in the work they had undertaken. Lieutenant
Grandys first object would be to strike
the Congo somewhere about the Rapids, and
then to follow the river towards its source
In the interior OF the continent. their expecta-
tions were realized they might hope that Lieut.
ant Grandy would fall in with Dr.. Livingstone
somewhere towards the end OF next year (lS73) in
the neighborhood OF the unknown lake, the one
descending the Lualaba and the other ascending
the Congo.
AID FROM PRUssIAN SCIENTISTS.
The Berlin Geographical Society opened SUBJ
scriptions at the same time for a contemplated
Congo expedition. DR.. Gussfeld, the glacier ex-
plorer who was to head the enterprise, gave
nearly $1,000 to be expended in the assistance of
either Prussian or English expedition, but the
reports OF progress have been at all times vague
and rather unsatisfactory.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

HAVANA, April Q, 1874.
Tne Marquis OF Havana, General Jose de Ia
Concna' arrived here to-day, and landed with the
usual ceremonies.
ne proceeded to the Government Palace where
ne TOOK the oath OF once and Immediately entered
upon niS duties as Captain General OF the An.
titles.
HOLIDAY
To-day Is holiday and no business Is being
transacted.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. g., April I'll A. IA.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICkR,
WASHINGTON. ID. g., April I'll A. N.
Ir'ob0buitles.
For New England partly cloudy weather will
prevail, with winds shifting to s0utheriy and pos
sbly easterly, ana rain AT night.
Fox THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE Rx-
GION EAsTERIY TO NoRTnERLY WINDS INCREASING
CL0UDINEss AND RAIN, But PARTLY AS SNOW IN
THE LATTER SECTION.
For the Southern States east OF the MssIsslppf
cloudy and rainy weather and fresh winds, mostly
from the south and West.
The Weather i'm This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-iour hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thernonr ter at Hudnut's
pharmacy HERALD Bulldng:--
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

LONDON, April g. 1874
The annual review OF volunteers took place at
Wimbledon to-day. Ten thousand men were under
arms. The display was unusually fine and was
Witnessed by immense crowds.
INDUSTRY.
The International Exhibition at Kensington was
formally opened to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN OHIO.

AVFTaEt temperature ytsCeTUuy.
Average temperature for corresponding date
last wear NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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FRANCE AND SPAIN.
Caution to Spanish Belligereut Clergyman.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BAYONNE, April 8, 1874.
The case OF the Cure OF Santa Crss. who was ar
rested on the frontier, has been disposed or
The prisoner has been acquitted OF violation OF
the neutrality laws and discharged, but at the
same time forbidden to remain in France.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

.. -. 40, PRovrDxScE n. l.. April g. 1915
.Wh "''~S' wl Ss''
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BISMARCK.
The Prince Chancellor's Health Improving.


BERLIN, April 8, 1874.
Prince Bismarck Is improving. He was able to
leave his bed to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
Henry Ward Beecher Trouble.

There no question but what this popular preacher
rings from the subject OF Rupture induced him to write
'as Saa dSssss psesa beeensr p
cal attitude assumed before the recent Church Con
Sa'S Sa iesfs nf
iorssaw these mortityng troubles and treated Mr.
truss Since that period Mr. Beecher
ss ON s nspsssd apss persons on Dr.
ssss1nS 1ssns Il 5s 5sp%rs Mnra VINO n,.
50 sTs gf0HnI n weans aco" a.
ed with applicants seeking his assistance and remedies
We earnestly those rmpnfsd to avoid the
permanent relict
A.-For a superb Dress Business Hat
go direct to the manufacturer ESPESsCHEID. llS Nav
A.-The Permanen Cure of Rupture.
by The ELASTIC TRUSS. ss3 Broadway, 80 coniorsabb
and surely has astounded the metal spring finger pad
Any Case OF Rheuma tisn,, Neura lgfe
G nESb s O 81
gists
Artificial Teeth-Extraorsiinary Ins-
PER Tn' s Cool 1 %
Those using It are assned Ire fna asAsSa %
aWsst twenty sl third street. Established 1855
applied apple % at BAfoaEIoRs WIG factory iS Bon S.
Havana ordinary Draw
orsers s ccYiiE o r. sep ro
Office box A6S5 New York.
Noveltics.-We Are Prepared 10 Ups
holster aH kinds Of Fancy Chars 2tonans Ac SHY
BILE for Emhroideres, at extremely low prices nnns
CO., SOD aud sos Broadway. opposite Eleventh Nree1
Patent Wire signs and Banwers-.
Manufactured by HOJER 4 CO, Painters and Desxn-
ers 81 Duane street. New York
Singers Patent Gravel Paper. Tor the
bottom bird For sale by All urusssSss
and cage dealers Once as2 Hudson street. NeN t"fK
Toilet Gossip. so.oro.m
Tho ladies are enthusiastic about SOlODoNT because
perfumes the breath whcns the teeth and oeaurics
Thn aemand Tor the articc doubled within ysar
| W~ddfnr Invitxttons-Ncw style. Req
naner very ccQans, foreign Note Paper, Nonograms.
| t,rcsis dc JAS EvERDELL, 3U2 broadway. Eaiabs
4 lished lS<O
NEw PUBLICATIONS.
/ A -.oAsERvATInNS ON NASAL. CATARRH," By
! n. A. n williamson NJ D., late Clinical Physician
In the University Medical College. sent roa Aodge =
No. k37 .kpsA ScrpntAenth street,
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
CUBA.

Captain General Concha Landsd-sworn In and
at Work.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Review Of Volunteers Industrial Exposition.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
NEw PUBLICATIONS.

A -.oAsERvATInNS on NASAL CArARRtl," BY
N. A. N williamson, N. D.. late Clinical Physician
In the University Medical College sent trea Addgc =
No. k3f .Knsk SnxentaAath street,
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

Noveltics.-We Are Prepared to Ups
holster All kinds Of Fancy Chairs, 0tomans Ac sutta
BILE for Embroideres, at extremely low prices LEXIS
A CO.. SOD aud sos Broadway. opposite Eleventh Nreet
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

A.-For a superb Dress or Business HAt
go direct to the manufacturer. ESPESSCHEID, lib Nav
street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

A.-The Perm nen0 Cure OF Rupture,
by The ELASTIC TRUSS. 6S3 Broadway, so comfortably
surely has astounded the metal spring finger pad
and hoop dealers, who find their occupation gone
The New York herald., 1874-04-07
Failure Of the Congo Explora-
ton Expedition.
The Commander Deserted by the Larger
Number Of His Men.
ALMOST ALONE AFTER TEDIOUS TRAVEL
History Of the ExpeditiOn.--ltS Organization
and Equipment.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the British metropolis: =
LONDON, April 6, 1874
Kumors which have reached here from the
Portuguese territory, in West Africa, report
River expedition for exploration.
ALMOST ALONE.
Lieutenant Grandy, chief of the under
taking was left with only seven men in his
command, his brother, with the remainder of
the party. returning to the coast.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

Patent Wire Signs and Banwers-
| Manufactured by HOJER Co, Painters and Desxn-
| nuAn strce Nav York
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

Toilet Gossip. oo,oroxm
The ladies are enthusiastic about sozoDoNr because
II perfumes the breath whltcns" "o 'ecs" aa "0~u'os
and hardens the gums =. . ,,s,.a .~,.s.. -
The demand FOR the artice mas uouoieu wHnth ysar
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

wedding Invitxttons-Ncw style. Req
raner gore eieuaps, foreign Note Paper Monograms,
t,rcsis dc JAS. EvERDELL, 3U2 Broa1way. Eaabs
lished 1870
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

Any Case OF Rheumn tism, Neural lgfa
Nervousness guaranteed cured by DR.. FITLERS
RHEUMATIC REMEDY II John street Sold by Drug
.rief
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

Havana Lottcry-ExtrnOrtifnar Draw
ing Circulars and information given. Address all
orders to ]. Il. MARTINEZ CO. 10 Wall street P0se
Office box A6S5 New York.
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

. BatcheIor's Hair bye il Spiendid.-
Never falls. Established 81 Sold and propsry
applied at BArCHELoRs Wig factory. 10 Boni ST., n
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

singers Patent Gravel Paper. Tor the TN.
bot,om on biri cages For sale by all drugg.ts ana
and cage dealers Once ss2 Hudson street. Ne~ sefk
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

AK
The New York herald., 1874-04-07

Artificial Teeth-Extraordinary Ina
PROvEMENT. This beautiful Dcnturc. chemically
PURE, wonderfully DURABLE, light cool and thin
Those using delighted references and satisinction
guaranteed; diploma awarded DIR. LEVETT 4 SON,
81 West Twenty. third street. Established 1885.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
C. AUGHARD, H. Z. HOLLOWAY.
.REAI,sESTA!TE
.AucI6ta1IIrr.,d Ct Ir,5 6 I'll Holloway. . l'1,i.
Business Strictly Agency.
FORTisALE,


A neat neyshouse Of six rooms, lot 5411fx124t TO
alley, on Floyd, near Adams street, on easy terms
g, 600.
a lot S9zlOO, on Adams, between 18th and l4th
streets-s65 per foot; easy terms.
neat new honse eight rooms, lot 31x150 to alley,
on Broadway, near Junction of Street Cars and
Narrow Gauge Railread, on easy terms-S4 ,000.L =
613 acres on Lagrange street, near the Toledo
Nursery, covered with q fine grove of second
growth hickories-S10, ,009; easy terms, II ~
I a neat new house, six rooms, lot 40Xl24, with
isley on Prescott street near Adams, at S2,5Oo IN
: EeFIls feet on Huron9 near Oak street, with
double house, at $1,000; cheap and easy terms.
A good new house, seven rooms, caliar and els
tern, lot 42xl40 near Broadway at Junction Street
Cars and Narrow Gauge Road, at $1,000
house and lot on Illinois street, near 18th,
iForty-eight aores OF good Land, sE miles, west
OF Wagon WOrke, 4 mile south Of Monroe street
i-S75 per acre. ---
4 very nice large House, with all conyenienees,
lot S0x220, Swayne's Place-s12, ,0O0.
A new two-story Frame House, corner Of Warren
and Prescott street-S4, 900.
good two-story Brick House, 10fOOms, In nice
order, with barn. Lot 50xl5O, with alley. just of
Cherry Streets, 800. -'' ---'- --' '- r. a..
I a yery desirable House and Lot on Eighteenth
Istreet, Between Madison and Jefferson, >on easy
payments, at S, zee. LC aU -
/ l30 Feet on Adams street, opposite Park Place,
kat $50 per foot easy terms. .-.-l 'l - ~
TWenty-fonr nice Lots fronting on North, Union
land Bancroft Streets Lots lay high and dry, with
sandy soil. Win sell on long time, with small
A1 A very desirable House and Lot on Seventeenth
street, between Madison and Adams, 10 roOmss lot
45x100; on Payments. .tLe e.iI 10 .-.- -
! Two Lots on Oakwood Addition On Union and
jlFitch streets, cheap. l.-4 -iil--1'' --, ~
T. A nice Lot on Eighteenth street, between Madi-
kson and Jefferson, 50x10O-$40 per foot; 4 cash.
nil bGGd AUCHARp & HOLLOWAY, =, =, 7,
lAs-6 No Anderson Block, Toledo, Q
|
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
From the Examiner. eegssFf
THE AUTUMN OF TIE WORLD,


The last wan petals leave the rose, I'd
The latest swallows preen for fight,
The Summers gone where no one knows,
With dead mems love, andspent years
And Farn hsarts Hb5saa6 buried but of sight.
Red roses are the crown OF youth;
The warm light strikes on lowers lips
Laugh thou, and fondle, happy month,
And yet, remember, sweet time slips,
Death ha1zies on with full eclipse !
So short, so sadi oh! let not Death
Find only faded flowers and wine, f,
When hungry for the Joyous breath
That dreams not of the years decline
Helays his cold White mouth to thinel
Cling to the flying hours; and yet
Let one pure hope, one great desire,
Like song on dying lips, be set,
That ere we fal IN scattered fire
Our hearts may lift the worlds heart
higher. .-a -a--
Here In the autumn months of Time,
Before the gTeat,newyear can break, I
Some little way our feet should climb,
Some Little mark our words should
make -i-f
For liberty and manhood's sake!
Clear brain and sympathetic heart, gs
A spirit on fame with love for man,
Hands swift to labor, slow to part
If any good, since time began, s.
The soul can fashion, such souls can.
And so]wbeh we are dead ahd.past, { [
The undyfng world win some dayreach
Its glorious hour of4daVh atlast, '-s i
And we across times sHnken beach r
May smile 6pemohenS each4o eaeh.