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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-22
Miniature IEaplas.

Thore Is now on exhibition at the Me-
chanics' Fair q miniature steam engine
which has good claims to being the
smallest steam engine In the world. II
was made during leisure hours by Q. o.
Thomas, engineer At the California mill,
In this city. Mr.. Thomas lad his at
tsntion attracted some two year, dnce
by an item In the Mining aud Scisnllfc
Prss, 10 the effect that q steam engine
had been built In New York which could
DO covered BY q lady's thimble. He
thought he would try and build mi
himself which could be put under q very
small thimble.
The result Of his labors ID now shown.
The engine 10 q vertical one, three quar-.
tsrs OF an inch long In It's greatest pro.
portion. The cylinder 10 ons-elghth Of
an inch bore and thres-sixtsenths OF an
inch stroke. The valve moves one
thirty-second Of an Inch. The engine II
made Of gold and silver, the working
parts, however. being made Of steel.
Mr.. Thomas made . little lathe to
turn out the different parts Of this mon
ster piece OF nacnineiy, ~ s,e'y 49,
IL as perfect as u QUIZ " IN ons On
large scale. The engineis AL coha'tucs'
cd in such o manner a. 70 N nken
apart, the whole Dsing made IKE an or
binary engine. IL ran a. wen tne
first time IL was trisd . ever
has, and when We saw nat work me Gun
er evening at D Fair u was wofAing
away ~ smoothly and easily ~ poss,-
BILE, being connected y . Dali .o ny
wheel. Mr. Thomas mas GOOD my.
niiying glass On nan - ina. pSople 81
examine the gan closely u tney We
70. was built iof amusement, aaI.ls
leisure hours, md 70 show VIVA. =
be done on . very small scale yu,. 70,
tne iun OF the Ining We na,o ouIs.
vac norse power o. INC nu.s sr
nna.. U,s..rs. ~ Uin..r nonnds Of
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4 FAMOUS alnleAL INSTITUTION,

HE naras Of Or. z v: Pierce o. Bdi.
faiu, N. Y, has become n familiaf 10
the people all over the country rs house
hold words. His wonderful remedies,
his pamphlets and books. and Ills large
medical experience have brought him
into prominence and given him a solid
reputation. The Times. In the present
issue. presents n whole page commune
cation from DR.. Pierce, and u readers
may gain from IL some idea OF the vast
proportions Of his business and the msr-
IL OF his medicines. Ho has at Buffalo
Q mammoth establishment. appropri.
atsly named ''Ths Worlds Dispsnsary."
vhsro patients ars treated, aud the
remedies compounded. Here nearly a
hundred persons are employed In tho
several departments. aud q corps OF able
and skilled physicians stand ready 10 al.
lsviats the suiferings OF humanity by
the most approved methods. These
physicians are in frequent consultation
with DR.. Pierce, aud their combined ex.
pcrience In brought to bear on tho sue.
eessful treatment OF obstinate cases.
The Doctor Ii n man Of large medical
experience, and bis extensive knowledge
OF materia inedica has been acknowl.
edged by presentations Of degrees from
two OF the first Medical Colleges In the
land. Chicago Times.
II you would patronize medicines
scientifically prepared by o skilled ply.
sician and chemist, use DR.. Pisrcs's
Family Medicines. Golden Medical
Discovery IL nutritious, tonic, alternative
and blood cleansing. and an unequaled
cough remedy; Pleasant Purgativs Pei.
lots, scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
constitute an agreeable and reliable ply
sic; Favorite Prescription, q remedy for
females; Extract OF Smart
Weed. q magical remedy for pain. bowel
complaints, and an unsqualed Imminent
for both human and horse fesh; while
his DR.. Sags's Catarrh Remedy Is known
the world over o. the greatest specific
for catarrh and cold in the head ever
given to tho public. They are sold by
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-22
TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL

You arc all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with It's full,
rich stock OF watches. chains. jewelry,
silverware, diamonds, clocks, bronzss.
music boxes, etc. Whenever You visit
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceivsd In q courteous manner by J. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street, who will al
ways take pleasure in showing custom-
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering II q trouble. but always TAX
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and sec him gro you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good.
for selection 10 any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jowelry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ina oil work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying. a. he does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street only.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


SAN FnixcIsco. Sept. 22.-i:30 P. N.
Nothing new in Bauk Of California af-
rairs. The date Of resumption Is still
undecided. Il is now stated authorita.
lively that the San Francisco Assaying
and Refining Works will 30 transfsrrsd
" Flood 4 0'Bhsn In . few days. Ar.
rnneenents for the sale are completed,
and nothing remains bot 10 mako the
formal transfer.
Fatal Accident.
Los BANGS. September 22.-Last night
about Q o'clock an Italian working on
Msltsr's Canal farm was killed. He had
been pressing hay during the day. and
on quitting worked jumped on . mule
TO ride home. Tho mule threw him,
and his feet catching In ono Of the traces
dragged him about q mile. He was
fsariully mutilated. nearly every bone In
his body being broken and his skull
smashed. He died instantly.
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srArIONRRY AM JRwRLRY.

J.. B. Marshall. at the Gold mn Post:
once store. 10 sole agent Tor. AZ
the Gan Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern periodical.,
magazines, etc.. received a. soop as published,
and delivered In any part of town. Hank
books and stationery I'm great variety. Blank
books Of every description made 70 order 81
short notice. Gold and silver watches, ciockr.
and . one assortment Of jewelry ; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large siock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular sdver-
tlseIneut In another column. leie
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suProGATING COuGm.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lirlc, OF Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of dangerous cough. aeeom.
panied by bleeding u the lung, 10 liaies
Honey OF Horchound and Tar. MY cough,"
she says, threatened 10 runJcaie me
but the Honey Of Iforrhound aud Tar has
removed every trace of IT," The letter was To
q lady friend In this city. who has placed II at
the disposal Of q. N. Chtttni0n.7 Sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In ons
miuute.
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Arrival. tai. n.ssiss.
pepsr,nre. l.a.s evening.
couRr.

The following business was transacted
in tho Flint District Court this morning.
Judge Rising presiding:
The ease of Quinlan vs.. whiprey-
Cee,iauoj until the first day OF Octs-
Der.
Dri.e oil ". Apple-continued for the
torn.
In tho matter Of the estate Of =
Wood. deceased. hearing OF the petition
for the guardianship Of Robert Wood
AMI others Continued until Saturday.
Kate Sinnot W. Morris J. O'Counor
Judgment set aside: new stipulation
fled and judgment again entered.
Virginia h Trucsee Railroad Com
pany Va. Mercedes Brargs-0rder made
TO strike out the words "by consent"
in former decree Of th. court.
Estate % John Dierkson. deceased
Order made. ON motion. to sell personal
property at public salo.
Estate VI Lyman Harris-Mary L.
Harris appointed administrative: bond
fixed a; $1,000; appraisers also ap-
pointed.
Symons W. Ward Case called and
sill on trial. Messrs. belong and Bel
knap. attorneys for plaintiff; Lewis Il
Deal, for defendant.
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CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the errors and
indlscretlons Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss of manhood. eic..I will send
. recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by a nils
sIouary In South America. Send . selfad.
drcssed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph 7. lnmAn,
station ID, bible ii.nse, New FORK city.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

spa.ish Rsisssreemssts Sr Cubs.
MApRID. September a. Reinforce
ments 10 the number Of eighteen thou
sand will go to Cuba by tho 10Th Of No
xember nelt.
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Tux ALLsauASiASs To-NronT.-This
Justly celebrated troupe gives q concert
at Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill, this
evening. which, in point Of excellence,
canrot be equalled by any troupe In
America. Ii Is impossible to convey In
writing a Just idea Of these concerts.
Nothing can exceed the liquid, soft and
osquisitely sweet tones Of the Swiss
bells. or the excellence Of execution by
the troupe. The lady or gentleman In
Gold Hill who does not attend this
concert tonight, misses the richest mu-
steal treat ever presented to our people.
RhcovkrISo.-we are happy to learn
that our old friend Tom Quirk. foreman
Of tho Yellow Jacket. who has for q
number Of months past been crippled
with rheumatism, Is Mt last ON q lar
way 10 recovery. lie IL now able to get
around on crutches. II he gcts no back
set. his many friends may expect to see
him in our midst again in two or three
weeks. lie is Mt present stopping at the
Prescott House in San Francisco.
Tins NIom OSLy.--Our people
should reeollect that the Alleghanians
appear in Gold Hill for this night only.
The troupe will appear at Silver CITY
to-morrow evening. Hear them to-
night and pass . few happy hours such
ms you may not have q chance 10 ENJOY
again for many n day.
FoR throat diseases and affections Of
the chest, Browns Bronchial Troehes
are of value. For coughs. irritation o.
the throat caused by cold. OF unusual
exertion Of the vocal organs. In speak
ing in public. or singing. they Pfodne'
beneficial results.
CoMicAL.-"Do You Love Ne. SistsI
Ruth ?" as sung by the Alleshanians. Ii
one Of tho richest things ever presentel
10 our people. Have your sides vel
supported. or you will be Liable 10 spill
them with laughter.
FoR RExr. In Crown Point Ravin,
n comfortable cottage containing nj,
rooms. with water. woodshed. cellar an,
other convenicnces. Apply soon u
George Irwin. who lives near TN
premiscs. See advertisement.
No Extra CuAnoE.-Ml these Wit
.,s.;,s 10 secure reserved seats al tn
concert tonight. can do 30 By. appiyinl
at the P~ost-ofice. No extra charge 10
them.
Tos Cpusmrp.--Dsnnis MeCarsy hs'
the great too Of his right foot badl!
crushed by q large rock in tho cui nssl
Ia oxermnn mine about D o'clock THU
morning. DR.. Hall attended him.
A rrsroL SHOT was fred at the resi-
.lenes Of Mr.. Fry, North Q street, Viz
rinia. last evening. Accident. no row.
Tus Knicksrbocksr mine has been
shut down for three or four weeks
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Belcher Stock Lost !

TIL FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
stock In the Bcleher Mining Company,
standing IN the nave Of bridget O'DonneIl.
srr lost. Transfer has been stopped 81 the
ONCE Of the Company. and al per.ens are
sane. Ths Under. will be LITERALLY rewarded
on having Il 81 this offee:
No. Certs. No. sh's.lNo. Cert's. No. Bh's.
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TDVEKTisTN0

DVEkTisIN0: CilRAPi GOOD; BYs.
"A tematic.-An perons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the la
sertion ofadvertisements. sh0uld send Twenty.
Row. New York. for their Pamphlet Book
NINETY. seventh edition., containing lists OF
over 200 newspaperp and estimates. showing
the cost. ADVERTISEMENT taken for leading
paper, In many states 81 Q tremendous rrdue.
ton rom puhlIsher.' rates. Get the book.
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HRFPROy,s KATIN1 nTAND.

HHFRROS's kATiN9 sTAND.
The beet place In Virginia to get q square
mesI IA NJ IIefron's Eating Stand, In tho Pal.
ACE Saloon, opposite tho postofhee. Open
dsy and night. Private rooms for ladles. Al
The substaniiAl iuxuries of the market 10 be
found II Iiefron's. lie respectfully Invites his
Oold Hill frlcnds TO call and see him. lyos
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s~rIDDLH.AGRD X

There arc many OF the ago Of thirty to SIXTY
who are troubled with too frequent evsenat'on
ofthe bladder. ofen accompanied by Q slight
smaring OF burning sensation, and = weaken.
Ing Of th |. syrtem In Q manner the patient can.
not account for ON examining the urinary de-.
posIts Q ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometlmes Smali particles OF Aihuuen will ap.
pear, or the color will be Of Q thin and milkiSh
hue, seain changing 10 . dark and torpid sp.
pcarsnee. There are many men who die ofthis
dinieulty, ignorant Of the eause, which 70 the
second stage ofseminnl weakneps.. Or. y. viii
guarantee Q perfect cure In oil puch cases. and
. healthy restorution OF tho genito-urfnafy or.
N. B.-onIy IN Interview required In ma.
iority OF easrs: baisnee Of Treatment can Dc
conducted at home without Interruption OF
hu,jncss. once hourp-i0 to ]. . TO 8. and Ito
A supdsyr-a TO 4 ?. a.. only. Consultation
Tsre' Examination ard advice, %.
tV- DR. n. J sPEEf. late surceon 10 Bel.
Icsue Hospital, IL now assoeIated with Dr.
spInncy. and viii give special attention 20 the
trrstmsnt of direases OF the EYE and kAR:
xso PRIvATE DISEASES. EITHER ACUTE
OR CnnONIc.
=, ~" BoIt ia. virginia. New.
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IMPORTANT.

Generally inndorsed by the Medical pro
fe,siop. DR.. WIN. HAlf'r Bslsam for the Lung
cures Coughs, Colds and Consnmpilo Ion, aud all
diseases oil the Throat and Che,t. DR.. Towns-
sy's Toothacho Anodyne eures In one min
ate. y
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EXAMINATION AID ADVICE $3.50.

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
only Into his private medical establishment,
where every attention 10 paid 20 their comfort
BY the Doctor and experienced nurpes.
III I'm
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. THOMAS win merely stats that he pays
females. In 1884 no received . special diploma
from the Royal College Of Surgeons, England.
slrned By Dfs. Robert Lee and Arthur farrc,
Physlcisns TO their Royal Highnesses the Prin.
cess Of WAlos and the Duchess OF Edinbarrh.
attcsting 10 his proficiency and Thorough
Enovlsdss o. .s dl' e. q. q oa,s THIS dip
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This Mssainw.

This Mssatax.
us ChoIlsr.r s,osi. ss. 64S, q. sax sio
100 Empire Mil.s
as California, ssS. 50 ~. nx. s.
is Baltimore Con =. "a
$40 Ant.s. 81. ~ bo. sss.s ~
$40 Cosmopolitan. W. toc
10 Crown Point. AN. -
90 Ossid 4 curry. ieS. i6k,
81 GlSss, oSc
SiO Imperial, ~ ,9..gso. So
a. I;slsher, l.. 10 b5 ~.
100 Mcxicsn. IN. iIA., IN
ia North Carson, DC
so Leyiaihan. I. IL.
~ Lady bryan, PFC
- k~ehiaes. II
TO- Jacoh Little. DC
IU Mint. &c, SIC
i1o Ncw York. "a.
n, Ophlr. a.. n. tsk. tsk. ~
IS sierra Nevada. isS, u, i5As
iOS silver iiill, ~, s,..s az
4as4.age. T6s
20 O,ernan. tik, a. tk
81 Rnliion. ~
los Union ton, ~. ~
100 Rock Island, a.. a..
- Yellow Jacket, 81
isj l'ro.?sct >.
gn wo.lvlls. t&,1.
as Meadows Valley. ~
~ Caledonia. i3S, iJs
,Oo Gold-n Charist. ave, &c
10 Ca. Virginia. seO
~ Hale q Norcros-, ~, sek. 1k
5Alpha. IN
- Occidental, ~
Beat and bslchsr, 1
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Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG GIRL. ACQUAINTED WITH
n housework. nunlng, and willing 10 make
hsrself generally usefnl, yishes TO obtain .
slsN Q. r. Post-ofaee, Gold Hill.
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lsiaa rms noAHfxs.

Abous I o'clock lhis morning I Are
was discovered By night policeman Abs
Jones In The second story. q. Joha
welsh's new restaurant and lodging
house. just above the Eclipse livery sta
BILE. on Main street. Gold Hill. Mr..
Jones raised an alarm. and the street
was soon thronged with a crowd OF peo-
pie. Some Of the boys Of Libsry En-
eins Company No. I. whose house 10 q
few doors above. got out their hose and
attached ID 10 q are plug. to be ready In
case their services were needed. but the
IRE vas extinguishsd BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Welsh and q few Others before IL had
gained any great hesdway.
The IRE was In the bedroom OF .
young Lady In the employ Of Mr.. Welsh.
She says that she has not the slightest
idea Of how Il originated. In reply 70
the question Of whether she had left any
light burning on retiring for the night.
she said that she had neither q lamp
nor candle in the room during the eve
ming. She said further that Mr.. Welsh
being unweli and liable TO require at
tendance during the night. shs had not
undressed. but WAS lying on tho bed
with her clothes ON when she was
aroused by the alarm OF frs.
An examination Of the premises would
90 10 show that the fro must have start
cd on the inside Of the room. A small
was standing near the front win.
dow. which was slightly raised. and ON
this table WIS found q work-box badly
charred. from which the nre undoubted-
y started. communicating with the win
dow blind. There was no substance In
this boz to u spontaneous combus-
ton. and IL 10 hard to form an opinion
how the fire could originate. II the state
ment above noticed Is substantially cor
rect.
Il IL fortunate that the FIRE WIS dis
and subdued in time. or much
valuable property might have been de-
None OF tho bells or steam
whistles sounded an alarm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n.iarsststoekOsdryroO
andsss.
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NRITnKR EAILING TRRTm.

Nor the peeplng wrinkles OF time, 20 iorclbly
tell Of advancing years ~ your gray hair.
Iyer's yIrnr restores the color and makes
your appearance more agreeable TO other, %
we'll a. yourself. With fresh, luxurlant hair,
the lndrnltiss Of age arc far less noticeable.
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DlSpLTCHES
boMEsTIo NHWs.

10 rns soiD sitt bAiif rfxi.
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Cabin To Let.

A NY PERSON DESTROYS or OBTAIN.
n ing . comfortable cabin. containing two
rooma. can and the came by applying N ]. y,
rRANKEL. 81 his oeicc on MAIN street. ooh
nil. EHu
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sER DOCTOR THOMAS AT ONCE.
lie will thoroughly investigate your disease
and will guarantee . ,peecy and lasting eursin
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FOR SALE.

A NEW FIRE PROOF sApE. INQUIRE
IA BRUMsgy.
80 IL Rooms No. .. Tahoe Houss.
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DR.. THOMAS
70 the Young, Middle Aged and 81.
derby Men

Who suffer nom nervous debility. debIlitating
dreams, iowness OF spirits, lssvitude. desire to
avoid society. giddlners, dlmness OF sight,
syphilItic, contagious or skin diseases, adec.
tons Of the heart, lungs. liver. kidneys and
urethfa,
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COME md nR mHALEp.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
come and let the Doctor Examine your case. IL
will cost you nothing fur consolidation, soplcase
call and saiisfy yoursclves whether che IDoctor
understands your case. n he can cure ron hs
will tell you so; n not. he win cay "a, for he
willnot undertake q cure unleash 10 conndeut
of Affecting the same. HNANaN
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FL
once more upon The vondFuns aaa4sna
spread before him. especially the sFibDA IL
his people in their orderly arEaneenens On
The plaiu ssound tllp tabernacle, lho vii.
dernsss ihroush which they had been
roaming for 50 many yaars, and ihe elo.
rious inherihnee whose beginnings we're
just in sights Then; -ean We Doubt Il 2
--oaimly and serenely via the sane quiet
meekness with which be had held his poaoo
when fire from the Lord consumed his two
sons 10 the very act Of sin, The venerable
man, the head Of i priesthood destined 10
last longer than any the earth haa ever
seen, lay down, and life ebbed away, kin.
dred hands closing his eyes and receiving
his last breath. Yes, there Ia the top
Of the mount he died The tradisionary
tomb have described may be imagined
but the fact which 1t ecmmernoratas Is be.
yond question. Moses never Invented
such sublime close 70 his brothers life.
and thenrecordedit It sosimply Numbers
Xxx, 25-29.) The account proves itself
70 every considerate mind And Il stands
IN It's mingled sadness and grandeur as an
illustrious instance Of the Justice aid mer-
cy, the goodness and severity Of the Most
High.
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Near = placid lake, in the quiet shade
Where the ferns and moses love 10 dwell;
Where The wild roo blooms In the silent glad
And dps the dew with tho blue hare.bell;
where the quivering aspen sighs % the breeze.
And the robin wafhlea his songs ofiove
On daisied bank meath tho white birch trses,
with voice ~ son ~ the tursie-doFe;
Sang maiden sweet and low.
Songs ofmany years ago;
"0h. 20 sad no more 10 meet theel
OH 20 sad no more 70 greet theei
For ! love thee more and more"
Love theer' echoed from the shore
Yes, I love thee more and more
Echo answered, moro and more"
Tell me. echo, truly tell me-
Shall We meet no more 70 part7
Shall feel again the spell he
woye asound my youthful heafiY
WIN he tell how long he sought met
win he kiss my cheeks 20 paleg
WIN he bring the ring he bought mef
Call me Flora Of the vale r"
Sang maiden sweet and low.
Songs Of many yean ago;
"Ahi It's sad no more 10 meet thee
Ahi Ills sad no more % greet theei
For lore thee a. ofyofes
Love theer echoed ffom the shore.
-Yes. III love thee evemore"
Echo whispered, "eyermorer
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THE RIVER PERRY.


Afenv.boat crosses the river Of death
10 the far on vlcwles shore;
And men ~ Np.oAe !, 80. u .a.s.s e'e"''
Ana afe w. ", sa'',' ~ 'l'se
ana 'he 'i.s,iu. u ss p,a.ass "sep a''-
~ NV 'oA' h'A'' ''' " '''' "''' "H
rici, man came down 10 the river Of death
with hIs heavy bags OF gold;
a.. =, ~, ,..,o,. cola.
,s.,,s, ,hs day ,raxe. roared
A. ~, neggea them 70 carrv mis- rold on board
We ferry no freight to the spiHtshore''
Was the captains grim reply
And the rich man heaved sigh;
aour orders are strict from the King Supreme,
That nothing Of earth must cross the stream"
Q, what shall do In the mf'on landy
Cried the rich man In despair