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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

mediateIy, as member OF the family Is
making preparations to go to neighbour
ing city on an extended visit, and unless
they are forthcoming the wardrobe of the
said individual will not be complete.
The question that Is now agitating
the minds of many of our citizens is, who
will oppose Mr.. Henry Winter for the
mayoralty, at the coming election, beside
Mr. Phllis. There are several gentle
men who are spoken of as being possessed
of the ability to properly fill the office,
but none of them seem to meet so much
favor rs the nominee of the BULLETIN
Mr.. Demosthenes Lafayette Davis, ed-
tor Of the San.
TO everyone who wishes to be enlight-
ened Oh the subject of woman" we
would ray, go to the High School Mon
day evening, listen attentively to what
Mrs. Dr. wardner has to say, and you
will have learned what you wish to know.
Her lecture, 1t Is said. will De the most in-
tercsting of any that has yet been given
under the auspices of the board of t!ircc-
tors, and will draw out an immense audi
cncc.
From the Joncsboro Independent we
learn the following: 1.-The Odd Fellows
are making arrangements for a reunion
and celebration of the Both anniversary
of the order, at the fair grounds in this
place. on the 10Th day of next April.
The c. q ST. l.. X. X. will then De in
good running order, as well as the ILL.,
nois Central, and the fraternity, from all
portions of Southern Illinois will be in
yited to be present"
The Commerce Mo- Dispatch, in
speaking OF the murder of the two Harris
boys, at Laconia, Arkansas, on the 18th
inst, says: Both brothers were with
Captain Pleasant, on trading boat
during the past two years, and after the
death of that gentleman, still continued
the business for the widow. James was
partly raised by II. =. Lynch, of this
place and is well and fivorably known by
nearly everyone in the place. Their
mother Mrs. Stewart. sin delicate health,
and this blow OF poignant griet nearly
kills her"
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Resolutions of Respect

At meeting of the Rough and Ready
fire company, held Thursday afternoon,
the following resolutions on the death of
Henry L. Martin, late member of that
company, were proposed and adopted :;
WHEREAS. Henry 4. Martin. late
member of this company, has been re-
moved from his membership by death.
Resolred, That in the death of Henry
L. Martin the Rough and Ready fire
company has sustained the loss of an eff
ficient, prompt and energetic member, al
ways prompt at the call of duty and
scli-sacriilcing in efforts to advance the
efficiency and interests OF the fire-depart-
ment of Cairo.
Resoiced, That in the death of our late
brother, we recognize the loss ola warm
hearted man. liberal and kind; that we
mourn his untimely end, and will east
over his grave the mantle OF that charity
which bids us TO not judge lest We also
be judged; and that we will remember
the many good traits OF character that
distinguished him, and in pity often recall
the misery that made him
'Mad from lfe's history,
Glad 10 be hurled
Anywhere, anywhere
10 Out of the world
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use PARADISE COAL.

Use PARADISE COAL.
-Ifyou want fresh oysters without pay
ing for the can and transportation, 20 TO
sproats, 1875 Ohio Levee, ..and get them by
the pail full, fresh every morning. l2.4-l
Those using base-burner stoves have
found just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
Having given up my oil stand on the
levee aud taken Keohler 4 Bros shop, on
Eighth street, | shall be prepared TO sup
ply the citizens OF Cairo with the best
meats the market affords. Please call and
see me. PHIL. HOWARD.
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
est and best.
Go to sproat's, 1856 Ohio Levee, and
get your oysters by the hundred or can
fresh every morning l2-4-tt
Try PARADISE COAL for cooking.
---Sproat, 1855 OHIO Leyee, /. turni hing
oyste;s III the right shape. Families can
be supp led in any quantity-fresh every
morning. I2-4-tf
Order PARADISE COAL from any
city dealer.
All that have tried PARADISE
COAL will use no other
Buy PARADISE COAL.
Newly fitted, finely furnished barber
shop by George steinhouse, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Years
OF practice have given him light hand
that m ikes smooth saayc delightful. All
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit OF his Customers, and there is
no tedious waiting for turns If
Joe Roaeker is now In full control Of
the Washington bakery, aud having learn
ed the wants OF the public, is prepared to
supply on call al demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in nrst-
class bakery. lie maintains full stock OF
confectloneries, and can, as well as any
other dealer In the. city, ill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
mcnted on short notice. Specia laltenlion
given to the orders of wedding or picnic
parties. 0l2-tf,
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Comp.,i,,on 4. the Life OF Trade.

Mrs. lie lie CDlcm,n. Fine Iaundress,
No IL, Fourth street. between Washington
and Common, ial avenues, does al, nds q
Inc and coarse laundry work TOR ladies' and
mt enc 4. huting. &c. Gontlcmen's shirts
washed an POLISHED. Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; p dozen s'c; sock. BE-; two col
Lars. &c; two handkerchief, Sc; vests zoe;
H~d al gcutcmen', wear. soc. per
iozcn. Ladies' tres.es, - 10 eOr;
.kirt.D q Do; drawer, 10 to l5c; Two
pair hose &c; two collars 0 TO c. For la
lies plain clothes d Op'r dozen; for Ia
dies fine clothes, ti % per dozen; done
,rymptiy, and prompt! delivered Pa
.roilage solicited.
lkg-l-s-l | m
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Eour ENila.

Whoever habitu,lly uses any alcoholic
preparations as an appetizer" viii be
likely 70 suffer fr'm four evils, viz an over
plu- Of food in the stomach, impaired ability
to digest It, the pang, Of dyspepsia, and a
DOCTORS bill. DIR. Walkers NEGET BILE
VINEGAR B,TTRRs, the great Tcetotal Re-
.,oratiye of the age, without over-stimu'
lating the palate or irritating the stomach
imparts u hcalthful appetite, promotes d.
ye.tion, re ulates the liver and bowels, puri
les the blood, and thus, instead of cntailine
four evils, confers four inestimeble benefits
i.ll iM.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice OF Removal.

Finding the present store room too small
for our growing business. ! will, IN the
latter pat of February, remove TO the spa
cious building form rly occupied by Elliott
~ iIaythorn, where, with the increased a..
cities, I will keep n larger stock Of Boots
and shoes than ever before. In the mean
time, TO avoid the expenfe OF moving and
to prepare for spring trade, viii offer my
entire stock OF winter goods at ACTUAL
COST. Tnis is BUSINESS. and great baf-
gains are offered 10 the fortunate
A. BLACK,
lyl-i-26-tf City Shoe Store.
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Fred Hofhcinz, proprietor of the above
popular saloon, on Eighth street, an
nounces to his patrons that he will here
after spread No. lunch every Sunday
morning, to which all are invited. lie
Will also have on tap fresh Milwaukee
beer; the finest brands of liquors, wines,
cigars, etc. Frcd's genial hospitality,
and the tine quality Of his drinks have
gained for "Qur Saloon" an envlable rep
utation, l-3O-2t
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Taxes.

The attention oftAe public is called to the
ia t that the CITY Council, by ordnance
have directed The Collector to receive only
In payment OF the city portion of the taxes,
legal currency of III, uni,ed States. City
warrants will therefore no longer be re-
ceiyed for any portion OF such taxes. by
the provision OF Section 1877. chapter 100,
Hurds revision, the Collector is required
10 collect and return all personal taxes by
the 10th of March next. This provision
will bo vigorously enforced, and tax payers
will take due notice OF the fact.
ALEX. IL. IRWIN,
1ae.1 -dtOt Collector.
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Great aIo.lnx Ont sails.

Messrs. Elliott Il Haythorn, wishing
TO make some changes in their business
have decided TO close ont their present
stock, consisting of boots and shoes
$4,000 to $4,000 worth-dry goods,
clothing, hats, caps and gents furnishing
goods-Sl2,OOO to $4,000 worth-all Of
which will be sold regardless Of cost.
Next Saturday, the Both. will be special
sale day Of boots and shoes. Terms pos
itiycly cash. Come one. come all. Don't
forget the day and place, l0l Commercial
avenue. 3-l-29 q.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Pat Clciborne. Evansville.
- Great Republic, New Orleans.
b. u. Wood and tow. South.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
" Pat Cleiborne. Evansville.
" Susie Silver, New Orleans.
" Great Republic, New Orleans.
- Il. -. Wood. Pittsburgh.
The weather yesterday was in keep
ing with that Of several days previous.
being very muddy under foot, and cloudy
over head. with light wind from morn
lug till night.
The Ohio river rose three feet and
eight inches, which brought her up to
thirteen feet above low water mark, and
still going up slowly.
Business remains about rs usual
there being no change for the better.
The steamer Fisk is again making
daily trips between this city and Pa.
ducah.
The steamer John b. Maud. which
struck an old wreck some miles below
| Memphis, and sunk, few weeks ago, wa,
raised successfully, and is now at the Ma.
rinc ways at Mound City, for repairs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

In reply to the proprietor of the
Planters house, in yesterdays San,
I will state to the gentle
man that am ready TO give good and
sufficient bond, and will be very glad il
every hotel-keeper in Cairo is hurt in the
same manner. will board everybody
and their families, and give them first
class day board, for 81 10 per week.
PROPRIETOR DELMoSICo HOTEL.
Cairo, Jan. 10Th, 1876.
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Mrs n. ,. So Communication

We expressly disclaim endorsement of
the abuse Mrs. ;. j. ;. heaps upon Rev.
DIR. Thayer in her communication pub
lishcd this morning. We believe she
does him great injustice. But VI. r.,
who l. a lady of much ability, will. we
have no doubt, reply to Mrs. ). Us. and
show up the injustice that has been done
To the Doctor
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OYSTERS OYSTERS {.
Cairo Enterprise.

Sproat, 1876 Ohio Leyee, t. receiving New
Orleans oysters every morning In bulk. He
I. making his own cans aud packing his
own oyster, thereby avoiding the exorbi-
ant charges for transportation, and is ena-
oled to furnish better article at less
price than any other dealer. Patronze a
home institution, and benefit yourself
iE-iq.4.tf
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EnnernI Notice

The members of Alexander Lodge. No.
22i, |. o. o. f., are hereby notified to
meet at their lodgc-room at l14 O'Clock,
a. m. sharp, Sunday the 3lst, for the
purpose Of attending the funeral of our
late brother, Vim. Martin. Visiting bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend. BY
order OF the y. G..
G.. X. SLACK, Secretary,
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Death of County Treasurer VIM.
Martin.

ATT o'clock Yesterday morning. Will
liam Martin. Treasurer of Alexander
county. brcathcd his last, and entered up
on the realities of the other world. Access
siDlc only through the portals of the
tomb. Although the community was
shocked by the announcement of his
death. the sad event was scarcely uncx-
pcctcd. lie has for the past two weeks
been lingering on the borders Of the grave.
His disease was pneumonia. which has
been gradually weakening the hold he
had upon lie, aud yesterday morning lac
passed away calmly and without strug-
gle.
Mr. Martin was born in Dayi. county.
IN this State, in ls2l, and in 1915 he re-
moved to this county and settled on a
farm near Goose Island precinct, where
he resided until 1864, when he came TO
Cairo, and opened boarding house. In
Of county treasurer, aud was elected by a
large majority. In thi, capacity hc dis
charged his duties with such care and ac-
curacy, that he was reelected to the office
without opposition. He had served one
year of the second term, when he was
oyertakcn by death
kind-hcarted, indulgent and affection
ate a, a husband aud father, his death will
strike a deep aud lasting sorrow to the
hearts OF his widow and children, which
time may alleviate, but can never remove.
The remains will be buried at Villa
Ridge, to which place they will be con-
yeyed by special train Sunday. The fu-
nerslseryices will take place at the resi-
damon
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Obstacles 10 Marriage.
uUanny Relief for Young Men from III

effects Of Errors and Abuses In carly life. Man
hood restored. Impcliments to Marriage re-
remarkable remedies Books and circulars sent
fiee, In sealed envelopes, Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 4ioN. Nintii street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. ,-an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill lG0-l- l5-dSw3m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

Mr.. p. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room a large stock
Of English ale, porter, liennessy brandy
and wines, aud liquors Of all kinds, which
he will dispose of at reasonable prices.
2sO-9-2j-tf
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Free from sulphur and other impurities.

George Lit,ner corner Of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish hereafter,
every day 10 his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
..igars to be had at his bar at all times.
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AsnuseInents.

Our theatre-going people will soon
have an opportunity of witnessing their
old fayorite, Fannie Il. Price, who will
open at the Athencum next Wednesday
night with ono of the best troupes that
has visited this city this winter.
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Lecture.

Rev. J. l.. wallar will deliver lecture
for the benefit OF the VI. +. Church.
Monday evening, February 81. Subject:
The NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL"
Admission. 80 cents. l-2y-it.
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The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Chas. Il. Ncwland and James f..
Rennie, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, c. b. Newland collecting
all bills due the firm and paying all
iebts. j. b. NgwLAND,
j. l.. RENNIg.
CAIRO, January 10. 1875. l-2l
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ATHENEUM.
TWO GRAND FREE LECTURES
DRs. PAYNE AND CLARK.

Monday night, January 18th; subject, "The
Lungs-their Disease -
wednesday aight, January "a; subject "Dis-
eases incident to the Digestive system; how
prOduceli how eradcatetl; kinds Of food appli-
cable to the merchant, mechanic, minister ~ etc
saturday night January 80; grand lecture to
gentlemen only, on Man PLY steal Nature, -
a subject rcpletc with information
Admission TO private lecture, ~ cents Ice
turc commences at n. IN. lSs-l-q-jt
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Wanted.

BY gentleman, a roommate or two, in
large, furnished room, with light and
fire, in good locality. Object, Il reduc-
ton ofexpenses; references required and
given. Address T.. o. Box, 736.
IN ~
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Fifty e. seyenty-dve dollars per month.
Agents " .nlsi everywhere. Teachers, la
dies. gents, etc, etc. No capital or out
lay required. Send 30 cents for postage on
outfit. TO DC WELcHHAN,
II Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
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Charles Is. Sewland IL prepared TO do al
Kinds Of gas and steam fitting, requiring
pumps, driving wells, bell hsnging, etc,
shop on Commercial Avenue, between
Ninth aud Tenth streets. lsi-l'2l-4w.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


EDITOR BULLETIN Please announce that I am
n candidate for the Office Of States Attorney nj
the coming special election TO he held ON the 18th
day Of February. WIN c. MULkEY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

Cool single rooms on the upper floor at
the Saint Charles can be had, with board,
NJ the very low rate Of ESQ per month
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TnG -. Charles Hotel will take a lin-
tied number Of prompt piyln: Doardcrs,
from February Isl, at s22 per month.
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I98-1-28-dl0t
For sale.

A young horso-4 years OLD last May
works single or double; VIII be sold on
months time-nole with good security.
Apply at THE BULLETIN Office.
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EDITOR SUN:-Please announce JOHN u
PIIlLLIS an a candidate for Mayor of Cairo, at
the ensuing municipal election.
January -, ls7j. MANY CITIZENS,
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AFTkR February l.t, $1,000 reward will
be given for fifty good paying day borders
at the Delmonico Hotel-s4 week.
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Ghe 8alletin.
CITY NEWS.
=-------
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1876.


City scrip for sale in quantities to suit
the purchaser. Apply at the BULLETIN
Office. II
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oSLYs22 per month for prompt paying
day boardcrs at the St. Charles from Feb.
ruary frat
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AprER February LIST, 1000 reward VIII
be giyed for fifty good paying day bosrders
mt the Delmonico Hotel-$4 y week.
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CAIRO, January 10, 1875.
Ga. and Steam Fitting.

The best in the State for cookin.
CRATES. stoves or steam.
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fresh AunDlN.

The best for CRATES, steam or black
smithiDg,
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winter. Gallery.
Malice of Di..oIution.

Open Fridays and Saturdays ONLY
lGi-l-lD-tf.
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CAIRO MARkET...WnOlESALE.

Corrected Daily by 4. NJ stearns, commission
merchant Secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
Trade.
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THE MASON " hAMLiN
ORGAN COMPANY

WINNERS of three highest medals and di.
wv ploma Of honor, at Vienna, 1873, and
Paris, 1851, now offer the finest assortment OF
the best cabinet organs In the world, including
new styles with recent Improvements not only
exclusively for cash, ~ formerly, but also ON
new plans OF easy paynlcsits, the most favorable
ever offered. Organs rented with privilege OF
purchase, to almost any part Of the country
fgrst pay menl ~ 80 or upwards,
illustrated catalogues and circulars, with mil
particulars, sent free ON rpIuest. Address
MASON n HAMILN ORGAN CO.,
Roston. New York or Chicago
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STATIONS.

WAR DRPARrWFNT, RIVER RFPOHI,
.Iantmry ~, lsIJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-26
Bernuda.

Americans as a class are lamentably ig-
norant regarding the little group of islands
known as the Bermudas, which lie about
seven hundred miles southeast, or within
three days sail, of New York. Ia the
minds of many, Bermuda is only vaguely
known as far of summer land, associated
in some mysterious manner with the pro-
duction OF early potatoes, onions, and 9TH
err esculents. There are in all about one
hundred islands, though it is generally
asserted that the number is more than
three times as large. Not more than six
teen or twenty are inhabited, and the pop.
ulation of the entire group is not far above
twelve thousand. There are only two
towns-Hamilton and st. George's-and
Hamilton, the capital, con n!ains about two
thousand inhabitants. Although discov.
cred (about tie year 1920 by a Spanish
navigator, Juan Bermudez by name, from
whom the islands derived their title, and
early claimed as Spanish possessions, they
fell in the hands Of Great Britain, and have
long been under English rule. Major
General John Henry LEROY has been Gov
ernor and Commander-in-C Chief of Bermu-
da since May, 1871. The peculiar situation
of the group, and the proximity of the
gulf stream, produces a peculiarly mild
and semi-tropical climate. The tempera-
ture ranges from fifty degrees in winter to
eighty-five in summer. The southerly
winds which are prevalent in summer
counteract the heat, and the cedar trees
always afford grateful shade. The profu-
sion of flowers is wonderful, and winter is
the regal time for them. Roses are in their
glory at Christmas, and strawberries ripen
from November till July. The list Of fruits
also embraces the lemon, orange, mango,
guava, papaw, pomegrsnate, fig, avocado
pear, custard apple, and tue lazy mans
delight-the banana-wbch bears its SIN
gle bunch of fruit and dies to give place 10
new plants which in turn keep up the con-
stant supply. Bermuda abounds In caves
and in romantic spots. Many of the latter
are hallowed from having been the haunts
of Tom Moore. Year by year these Islands
are becoming more and more the resort Of
those who desire to escape the rigors of the
winter climate in the northern section Of
the United States. The hotel at Hamilton
is kept by New Highlander, Capt John
| w. Dodge, who is we'll known as the land
lord of the hotel on the summit Of Mount
Washington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-26

The bodies OF over 10 persons who
have died at st. Johns, Newfoundland,
this winter, have been temporarily interr-
ed in the snow which lies in such immense
quantities in the cemeteries as to prevent
opening graves.
Astronomer Bartlett of Battle Creek
Mich, remarks that, 1OO,O 900 years ago, the
stars which now form the "big dipper"
were arranged in the form Of large cross,
and 100000 years hence, they will assume
the form of an elongated dipper, different
in shape from the one now seen, and
stretching over a wide extent of the sky.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-26
Watching for Father.

There's little face at the window
And two dimpled hands on the pane;
And somebody's eyes are hxed upon
The gate at the end Of the lane
The hills have caught the shadow
Which heralds the coming night,
And the lane, with Its Towering frin.e. grows din
To the watchers anxious sight.
Where, hallway down,
Like gttcring crown,
hre-ny band have clustered
Round an Aster's lrAf-
royal chief
driven herd are mustered
Away behind,
With busy mind,
But step that is light and free
And sun-burnt face
Ca which the trace
OF hard days work you see,
Comes the farmer home from toll
Driving the cows before him.
And the ehild-eyes, strained at the window there.
We're the hrst in the house that him
All! would, when the day is done
And leave my cares behind me.
could have such pair Of Ninsome eyes
Searching the night TO find me!