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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-21

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NOtice-Trustee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE POWER AND
J. authority conferred upon me under and BY
virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
of July, 1868, recorded in the Registers office
of Shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book
No. S, pages 452, 45S and 454, and executed ts
me by Amelia W. Mitchell and her husband,
William ?. Mitchell, l will. 0 N the
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COMPANION!

In every section Of tho State and throughout
the South. Plainly printed, on superior pa
per. with a large andllincreasiug circulation.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

Ole WEST FIFTY Y-SIXTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
DlO four story brown House rescoed throughout
and II complete order is offered ior sale AZ bargain
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

GH0HE FRONT RESIDENCE; MODERN CONvEN-
- iences; ~ reomsi beautiful neghnorhood. depot
at trains atted Tor winter occupancy immediate posses
sHE absolutely healthy. hour from city; 5000
hcnrtlte circular Address y, ". ATWATER, Riverside,
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

RIO LET-A FINE PLACE NEAR HACKENSACK n j
very cheap ior winter months, house furnished fine
stables. COW A. Address l. 5 W. Long island Railroad
Company, Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

TO LET FOR BUsINE NEss PURPOSES.
7HO LET, WITH STEAM POWER-A LARGE BUILD
Il ing or any part at McCLANE a CO.'S, Twenty second
street and Eleventh
nlO RENT-sTORE ON FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR
University place 25x75 splendid location for pianos
aing cheap rent 70 good tenant Address r. b.,
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

TO LET-AT YONEERs tGLEGwooD), 11RooM
brick Cottage; gas and close station; high
greund 800 Address r., box 1853 Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

4 GREATLY REDUCED REHTS-FIRST CLASS
~ Furnished Houses and adjoining Fifth Madison aud
Park avenues Offices Pine and as Fast Seven
teenth street. ". X STEVENSON JR-
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished,

A FAMILY OF TWO OCCUPYING A HOUSE FULLY
~ furnished, Fourteenth aud Sixth avenne.
would like 90 with suitable party Of adults who would
Board them for the rent boarding house keepers
notice this Address ADULTS. Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
MESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND To RENT.

A ONLY $500 FOR ID ACRES; $1,000 CASH;
~. mgh ground; I'm house Nestchester Fourth ward
lonkers $500 less than property can be purchased
In vicinity; $50 front rapid transit viii enhance
ibis property. POTTER BROTHERS, No Warren 4.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
East side.
West side.

Il FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM
N * IA
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

LrCR EXCHASGE-FoR A COUNTRY PLACE. WITH.
4 oHt eneHmbrsnces ihe high sleop brick House le4
Mon street., Brooklyn With immediate possession
gage - ooo equity, 5000 Address JEFFERSON, Her.
AID ohlce
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

SPLENDID FABN - ACRES WITH LARGE saw
~ Mil near Morrstown n IA. s3oear; choice Farm 400
large dock and good location IN A.
aai, rrurry New Jersey S3 exchanged improved
sf uhIHUr4fcN Properly. JOHN N. GIBSON
31 Mon tgouerN street. Jersey Cttv.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

LoR sALE-Two STYLISH NEW HOUSES SEVEN
rooms cellar; ~ lOD depot Valley Stream
Is teies southern Railroad, Long Island. Address box
: .396 New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
ro III EoR BrsIXEss PrRPOsEs

lKrANTED-GOOD PROPERTY IN CRY OR vTCIN-
w ttv Texas Lands some cash will be given in
nAr-c HENRY IAPFEN - Liberty street room q, y y.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

L'OR SALE on ENCHASGE-2I lots OK MAGNOLIA
a street, Brooklyn tightly ercpmbefed for Real Es
tafe Merchandise or Retail Business Address box l35
Herald Brooklyn Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

INANTEp-TO LEASE OR BIY, on LONG ISLAND
w railroad for manufacturing purposes.
pat a 1rcand With abundant water Address stating
pr.ce and rAFt rHars box 274 Post oicc. New York.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

nDONOVAN ROSSA.--CHEAPEsT PASSAGE OFFICE
" IN New York steamers every day, Liverpool Glasgow
Cork and Derry Drafts payable eyerywhere kailroad TICK
eta o'DONuFAN KOSSA'S Hotel, le2 Chatham SQUARE
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

lTAGNTFIcENr STOCK Farm. $50 ACRES. Ar
~ Wocasgidge. \ 7 modern residence ard oubnild-
N-S. 0iY s31.p0 exchange for New YORK Brookly or
Ne9ark Property JOHN n. GIBSON, 81 Montgomery
street. Jersey Cts.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

DAWNBROKER's sALE.-THOs. KEYW0RTH WILL
sell this day at $50 Ninth avenue, At o'clock large
OF Unredeemed Pledges consisting OF Goats
Pants Dresses Shawls Bankets, Quts &e. BY order af
Al. Bgeckwedai. 100 Ninth aveDUA
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

HOUSES WANTED-TN EXCHANGE FOR DEsIR-
allie Lots, 10 BROOKLYN and passaic Citv ~ Call
iare I0 ard after = 81. 33 West Thirteth street
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

L7OR EXCHANGE-A VALUABLE PLoT or LAND,
4 adjoining prominent depot Il hours from city.
lightly mortsafed low yHuaon for available city
proper.y. D. TRACY. 10 Rroadwav room B
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
pBTLADELPHIA PROPERTY.

For sale desirable three story brick Dwelling stone
'front.' I'D 448 Aspen street. within minutes walk from
Centennial Exhibition buildings In complete order. lot
4NIu5 viii BE sold low easy II. i. WOODBURY.
NO "a Areh ktreet. Philadepha.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE.

4 NEAT FIFTY ACRE FARM II DELAWARE NEAp
- station. g exchange for nearby residence. Also
Country seat 70 garden land mostly choic,
ir aeas large town IL Delaware FOR city country place
i. H. HOUSTON SO Liberty street
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
IL VIA immediate possession buildings newl situated
Erie Hallway convenient distance from New York bus
Hess well established and increasing; popular
rcso IN the centre Of romantic REGION the house il fur
rhed throughout each hoor grove Of four
HA trains st0pi rare bargain.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

YlO LET-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY
i high stoop has window House. No. III East Twenty
fourth perfect and complete order IL Seen
from 10 . 2, without permit
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

To EXcHANcE-SEvERAL HALF BLOCKS or FOrR
y aaa ne st0ry Baidings. leading IN New
ldrk rfy or arge stock Farm from 800 ~ acres
hfsr tnls cty Arply u from IL ! o'ciock M
BROKERS THOMAS +, AGNEW, Grocer AL Tea Dealer sU
Aesev street. New York city.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
40 LET.

A NICELY AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM IN
II strictly private family twhcre the comforts q hom
be en0yed) TO rent TO two gentlemen. location
West Twenty second southern exposure must be
TO be appreciated. Address Q. G. c. X Herald o1ice
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

DROWN STONE RESIDENCE, NEAR FIFTH AVE
ID nue. handsomely finished 81 600; another elegantly
painted III OD0 Lexington avenue S700 Lexington
avenue 81 0O story 81 200; large assortment French
Flats and Parts private houses. LIONEL fkOEhLlCh,
Third avenue, near Fiiieta street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
PROPERTY QUT OF THE CITY Fol
SALE or TO RENT.

AT 4 BARGAIN-A FARM OF 100 ACRES, NEAR
n hsy gooa cunning. fishing oystering. &c
te essy HENRY TAPPEN 50 Liberty street, room 9,
Nav York
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

-TH AVENUE. ABOVE FORTY SECOND sTREET-A
- beautiful House Cor sale very cheap; also fne,
vice House and Extension, Fifth below Fif-
tieth street; bargain. w. r. SEYMOUR III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

I WILL EXCHANGE a FINE FARM or SIXTY ACRES
q good iand A. Northport 4 T. ten minutes walk from
aepct fronts main road; also road through centre
farn free and clear; VIII take Tenement House In ex
ahaEEe JAMES ROWE sIT Third avenue
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

no LET-rHE THREE STORY HIGH STOoP HOUSE
No sos West Twenty street; newly painted. will
mirrors in parors window shades throughout Appor
premises or to ALEX b. SMITH 4 CO., northeast corner
OF Eighth and Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

L'AENs FoR SALE AND ExCHANGE-FoR CITY
4 Property: Goo 2l3 17O 800 Is. 7B so and 81
acres. some stocked. J.. NJ MASON, 81 Park row.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

no LET-TWO THREE STORIES AND BASEMENT
high stoop Houses, with modern improvements, and in
good neghborhood Inquire At 800 East Twelfth street.
Second ayenne.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

DAwNBROKERs' SALE, WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
r. FIELD General Auctloneer salesrooms No 81 Bowcry
will sell Friday November 49, At II o'clock, 600 lots Gold
and Silver Watches Diamonds Gold Jewelry &c also Guns
Pistols Musical Instruments, DO By order OF d. De Long
East broadway, and 8. Firuski.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

L'OR EXcHANGE-359 LOTs IS CRAWFORD. NEW
A Jersey; Will sel portion ot them cheap for cash
Amply % owEer, r. =. GLOVER, - walworth street,
BrW1klrn.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE TO LET-325
East Fotyhrst street three stories high soop all i'm
proyemenis Call and tbs and house,
from i 3 3 O'clock
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

A N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 25 FEET BROWN
Il stone Dwelling. Eighteenth street. near Firth
avenue az reasonable rent for private family til May next
WILLIAM TUCKER. 22O Fifth avsnne.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

4 RARE OPPORTUNlTY-THREE OR MORE
y Houses and Lots IN thriving village IN New Jersey
Nhin one hour oi New York $500 to 5000, free aud
clear 70 exchange for Merchandise
REED L HOyT No ? Park place
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

A UCTIoN sALE-THIS GnURsDAY) MORNING, AT
II lo o'clock all the handsome and useful Household Fur
nture at the largo private house m East Thirteenth street
Fourth at public auction the highest bidder
without reserve consisting satin brocade and hair
cloth Parlor Suits Carpets rosewood Panofore Paintings
Curtans Tables Clocks, Mirrors, Vases Bedsteads Blu
reaus, Wassands, Dressing Cases Mattresses, Bedding
Blankets Quilts. Lounges Sdeboard Extension Table,
Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery Oilcloth, Stoves
j. KRAEMER Auctoneer
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
A UCTIoN SALE-THIS DAY MAGNIFICENT AND
IL superb Household Furniture,
property OF Il. Gay Esq.
to be sold THIS CThursdayl MORNING
commencing at lola o'clock

at the elegant five story brown stone mansion
10 West 23d ST., 9th
Magnificent nlad Pnror Suits covered in satin brocael
and rep elegant Stenway Sons and Chckering Piano
fortes nlid Centre Side and Console Tables Cabinets
Jardneres Bronzes, Oil Paintings and Chamber suits In
solid walnut Dressing Cases Bureaus, Washstands hair
and spring Mattresses Carpets Bookcases Secretaries
Library Tables Turkish Suit Chairs Dining Room-Bufet,
Extension Table solid walnut Chairs China Dinner and Tea
Sets, Lounges, Hall Stand, 4e; also Basement and
Servants Furniture. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
n. B.-Men to pack and ship goods.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

A SPLENDID FLAT TO LRT-AT 324 WEST THIRTY
N fourth street. l. now ready avery nice neighborhood;
from all parts OF city by railroad Apply at dz2 hrA
DOYLE.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

r1O LET-ONE or THE FINEST HOUSES on MUIR.
ray Hl Thirtye street, Fifth avenue; four
DARRIN SO Broad street
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTmENTs
TO LET.

A FACT WORTH KNowING-THAT I AN NOW
~ ready 70 show those first class French
Flats East Fifty fourth street Fourth and had
houses replete with improvements Can Ahu
JAMES ROWE.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
November 90 at II A. NJ.
November 81, at 7. NJ.
CELIlG December y at y $50 NJ.
ADRlATIC December ii, ut T.. NJ.
BALTIC December 1S at 80 A. NJ.
From the White Star Docks, pier ~ North River.
Rates-Saloon $50 $50 and 500 in god return tickets
on favorable terms. Steerago, $2S.
Saloon staterooms. smoking and bath placed
amdshps, where the noise and motion are least aordng
degree OF comfort hitherto unattanable at sea.
For inspection of plans other information apply at the
r. j. SoRTIs Agent.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

, 5TH STREET NEAR MADISON sQuARE.-FoR
= - sale the elegant four story House No 45 East Twenty
t street, 25x6O feet; independent walls; house rescoed
aua perfect order: Immediate possession easy.
Apply 70 T.. il. LUDLOW CO., No. Pine street or 35
EMs Seventeenth street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
A Right Hand Servant.

Asa and Ira were brothers whose farms
lay side by side When the young corn, the
oats and the barly were springing up, the
weeds took advantage of the rich soil and
came up with them
"Do YOU see" said Asa, what hold the
weeds are taking? There is danger of their
choking out the crops entirely"
Wen, well, We must be resigned, said
Ira. Weeds as well as grain were part
Of the Creators plan"
81 can only be resigned to what | can not
help" said Asa. So he went 10 work and
hoed until the fields were clear Of weeds
The army worm is in the neighborhood, ."
said Asa to Ira one day, and is fast moving
toward us"
"Ahl" exclaimed Ira. "it win surely de
stroy what the weeds have not choked out
| will Immediately retire to pray that its
course may be stopped"
But Asa replied pray every morning
for strength to do the work of the day"
And he fastened to dig trench around his
land which the army worm could not pass,
while Ira returned from his prayers only in
season TO save a portion Of his crop from its
ravages.
Do You see Ira 2" said Asa, another
morning the river is rising, and our farms
will be overfowed."
Alas it is a judgment upon us for our
sins and what can We do 2" said Ira in
despair.
There are no judgments so severe as
those which our own sloth brings upon us"
said Asa and he went quickly and hired
workmen, and then raised an embankment
that withstood the flood, while Ira witnessed,
with blank look, the destruction of all his
wealth.
There is one consolation" said he "my
children are left me"
But while Asa's sons grew up strong and
vigtuous men, among Ira's sons there was
drunkard, a gambler, and a suicide.
The ways Of the Lord are not equal"
said Ira to his brother. "Why are you al
ways prospering while | am afflicted and
disgraeed "
l only know this replied Asa, "that
Heaven always helped me to meet my chill
dren's faults AS meet the weeds, the cater
pillars, and the floods and | never sent a
petition upward without making Toll, my
right-hand servant, the messenger Of my
prayers. Work and pray"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
The Riches Of Christ.

o, my soul, dignifed with Gods image,
redeemed by Christ's blood, betrothed by
faith, enriched by the Spirit, adorned with
graces, ranked with angels-loye him by
whom thou art so much beloved BE intent
on him who is intent ON thee seek him who
seeketh thee love him who loveth thee
whose love anticipates thine, and is its cause
lie has all the merit, he is thy reward lie
is the vision and the end BE earnest with
the earnest pure with the pure, holy with
the holy What thou shouldst appear be-
fore God, that should God appear TO thee. He
who is kind and gentle and Of great compass
sion, requires the meek, the humble, and
compassionate. Love him who drew thee
from the lake OF misery and from the miry
clay. Choose him for thy friend above all
friends, who, when thou art bereft of all
things, can alone remain TO thee In the day
Of thy burial, when every friend is gone, he
will not forsake thee, but will defend thee
from devouring foes, lead thee through all I'M
known region, bring thee 10 the streets of
the heavenly Zion, and place thee with an
gels in the presence of His Majesty, where
thou shalt hear the angelic melody-lioly,
holy, holy There is the chant of gladness,
there the voice Of exutation and salvation
Of thanksgiving and praise and perpetual
halleujahs There is accumulated bliss, and
supereminent glory "A ugustine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
A Well Rounded Life.

When death comes early when it crushes
the budding loyeliness of childhood or treads
upon the bloom Of youth, or even when it
tramples on the strength of manhood, the
natural grief that we feel is aggravated be-
cause the event is as untimey as it is severe F.;
and we murmur, for it contradcts the order
of nature. But when the pale messenger
lays his hand upon an accomplished life, a
life that has rounded out the years which
experience and inspiration assign as the de
sirable limit of human duration when these
years have been filled with usefulness, re-
waSded by success and crowned with honOrs I;
when good man, having discharged the
duties and fulfilled the trusts OF life lies
down calmly and peacefully to his final re-
pose, we may grieye, but we are not permit
ted TO complain. The tears of affection may
not, indeed, be kept back, but the voice of
reason is silenced. To complain at the close
of such life is TO complain that the riponed
fruit drops from the overloaded bough, that
the golden harvest bends to the sickle; it is
TO complain of the law Of our existence, and
to accuse the Creator that he did not make
man immortal upon the earth, For such a
life eloquence shall lift her voice aud poetry
shall string her Tyre. Forsuch man, praise,
honor and imitation, but not tears. Tears
for him who has failed, tears for him who
has tainted on the wayside, not for him who
has finished the journey; tears for him who,
through his fault or his misfortune, omitted
10 employ the opportunities that were given
TO him for the work that was assigned TO
him, not for him who died when he had ac-
complished that for which he lived. So, we
will lament in no complaining spirit for the
man whose memory we honor to-day With
our grief that he has died shall be mingled
our thankfuness that he has lived. The
state that he served so faithfully in the time
OF her greatest emergency, proudly lifts his
name inscribed on the roll of her honored
and remembered sons, and the history of
that state cannot be fairly written without
honorable mention of his services. The SEN
ate which he informed with wise counsels,
which he adorned with dignity of manners
and with purity Of life, bears equal testimony
to his abilities and his virtues and equal
honor TO his memory.-From Senator An
honys Euogy upon Senator Buclingham
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
Ghe Come Gnrlf.


AZ point vhers The path branched into twain
We came, sweet Marian Gray and !.
Andwere fairly puzzled which one TO choose,
for both were bright In the early d,ws,
with the little brook murnunng nigh
One passed through the meadows. one plunged In
the wool.
we viii take the shady one" Harlan said
And on through many ieafy mile
We loitered; and ever at hand the while
The little brook laughed in Ia bed.
The emerald June, with Wild fcstoon,
Whispered of love as We strayed along;
And We could not but note In the moontides beam
That the brook had swelled to a potent stream,
with breadth and depth TO III song.
But At last We came to an Autumn land,
where our pathway stopped At a silent town,
while The path Of the meadows, which we forsook
There also closed and the babbIng brook
Toa mighty river was grown.
A City ofsnence, the home Of the dead.
IT. marble houses rose spectrallyi
Ana on through ne fading and twilight land,
with organ voices hollow and grand
The River rolled 10 The Sea.
win heavy sadness ! drooped and pined
Bat good kind Marion friend In need
Embraced me- and sighed In the voice so blest
" And Is not this the CITY Of Hest,
To which all pathways lead7
"ryTe Of our lives il the tiny Brook
That hut TO Stream, then " River expands,
Il hl les u stream that 1t finds home
AZ last ln the world Of llimliable foam
The offspring of many lands ?"
Sweet Marion Grey with her white hand
Der the CITY Of Rest Ale directed me.
And beyond In the moonlight fairly bright.
Starred with Stands and brdged with Light,
beheid the beautiful sea. -Ssiscfek
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
Keep II TO Yourself.

You have trouble your feelings are in
jured, your husband is unkind, your wife
frcts, your home is not pleasant, your breth-
ren do not treat you just right, and things in
general move unpleasantly.
Well, what of Il Keepit to yourself. A
smoudering fire can be found and extin-
guished; but when the Goals are scattered.
who can pick them upl Fire brands when
together can be trodden under foot, but when
tied to the tails of SIMPSONS foxes it is diff
fcult to tell where they will burn.
Bury your sorrow, The place for sad and
disgusting things is under ground. Charity
covereth multitude Of sins. Things thus
covered are often cured without a scar but
when they are once published and confided
to meddling friends, there is no end to the
trouble they may cause
Keep il to yourself. Troubles are transient,
and when sorrow is healed and past, what a
comfort it is to say No one ever knew it
until all was over with"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
The Stained Window
nY ANNA nEArurRLrimL

The beautiful cogr that fall upon The cathedral nour
when The sun sines brightly the result of the transmits
sion u pefect light through variety of imperfect media
he window above The Richness and decicy of each sop
arate hue IN The original nay uf gh bu there need
eyes.
Perhaps shall one da, behold the eht of the san Of
klgheoushess In Ia undivided glory behold 10
shining through Imperfect human character whza varied
beauties We admire, though du yet the indwene
Christ As be H II may help 90 broader charity o re-
member thai All manifestations NJ Divine grace through
earthly YeH are Imperfect and that though the color. e
separated hy the Sfaiacf htHdoW they yet elements
Of that True Light which lFhteih cicry man
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
Seleff WBrrHanv.
An OLD IITIIH.

housht that had burned It years sgoi
And yet tonight md Il lying here.
The ink looks faded n The lamp-nehrs glow
And yet 10 nc each written word shines clear.
though, that had bunedi year ago.
mind me Of The night t came To- mo
Ny mppy heart was beating. beating SOL
The letter lay unhccded on my knec.
fnr what cared Tor letters On that eycq
tNlrled It IDLY In my hands again.
Iei letters come or 60. shall not erieye-
But come, my lovers fooifiil np the lanci
thought that had burned It but that while
sat and listened for hls tread a space.
Iil some one stood bc-lds me with u smile,
And said " You never read your letter.. Grace o
] Thought That had burned u years ago.
But now mind me. when the light words came
surici- bending In the are-ughi glow.
And rcad-my lovers hand had writ my name
ls hand The letter came 20 me. instead
of fhnying footsteps un The moontn lane
Anl came. and ioli me nessruiare that tread
Would turn my way. m al the years. again.
thought that had burned it yehn ago.
And that the false false love had forgot
butse trace the dim words In the glow.
And Hngh you nee my tears are falling hot
ltee me no more, dear Hugh. You zee. the past.
Wnrn it B. dead. o wan ghost wander on
These cruel words have faded dim AZ last,
hut you see, ! loved him, year- agonef