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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

In long used garret in hotel in
Swedesboro, N. J :, which ia now in pro
cess of demolition, small arsenal oi
guns, bayonets, &c, has been discovered
The muskets have every appearance OF
having been made in Revolutionary
times, with heavy, barrels and flint
locks. They were rendered useless by
the removal of the hammers. lt is
thought that the arms were taken from
the British, confscated, and concealed
in the loft Of this building. Some fifty
or sixty bayonets eaten with rust, a
drum-stick, and n curious old inkstand
manufactured of clay were also found.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
Sale of Real Estate by Order OF
Court

IN PURSUANCE with an order issued to me
i from the Probate Court of Perry county,
Ohio, in the C use Of Noah Karr, Administrator of
the estate of Eli X. Clayton, as. Mary +. Clayton
and others, will offer + sale at public outcry,
the premises, on
Saturday, the 17H day of July, 1878,
estate free of dover situate in the town Of SOmeF
set, Perry county, Ohio viz: Being IS ft- off the
west side Of the half Of in-lOt No.3, in said
town. and being all the residue Of said west half
of n-lot No. 3, after deducting therefrOm Is feet
on the east side of said west half Of said lot,
owned by Jonas Bowman and Aaron johnson.
Terms of sale: One-third cash in hand on day
of sale; one-third in months, and one-third IN
eighteen months; the deferred payments -
bear interest from day of sale, and to be secured
by mortgage on the premises. Appraised at
$3.50 NOAH KARR, Admir-
Of Eli X. Claytons Estate.
June II, 1875. 9s5
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

Oshkosh is rebuilding rapidly. The
danger of fire, SO long menacing Osh-
kosh, is now, to great degree, removed.
The large quantities of combnstible
material which were slowed in such dan
gerous proximity 10 the business por-
tion of the city, are now forever banish-
ed by city ordinance TO that effect.
The old wooden buildings are all de-
stroyed in that locality, and no thing but
fire proof structures are to be permitted
to take their place.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
Attachment N office.
Notice to Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo-
~ sails will be received at the office Of the
Township Clerk If Reading Township, Perry
county, Ohio, up to II O'Clock at noon on Satur-
day July u. A ID. 1875, to build a School
House in sub-District No. Of said township;
said school house TO be of brick, aud to be built
on the plan and specifications now On file with
the Clerk Of said township
Proposals will be received for brick, stone,
and carpenter work, bids will be received
for each separately. Each proposal must-be ae-
cOmpanied by a sufficient guarantee that q con-
tract VIII be entered into if the bid be accept
ed One-haif the building to be paid for when
completed, and the other half in March, 1876
said building TO be completed by the 25th day
of October, A. ID. 1873. The Board reserve the
right TO reject any OF all bids.
By order of tho Board.
c. D. GUISIEGER, President.
G. B. FLAUTT, Clerk
June 49, 1875. lows
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
Notice to Teachers.

"RITTEN APPLICATIONS will he re-
w eeived by the Clerk Of the Board of Edu-
cation of Somerset School District, Perry coun-
ty, Ohio, until the 18th day Of July, 1875, for
one male teacher, TO teach the grammar school;
ments, and also one Superintendent By order
of the Board. Il. A. HESSE, Clerk.
L.. n
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

There are, according to the direc-
tory just published, 1873 Smiths,
1927 Johnsons and only 420 Jones
es in Chicago.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

The Imperial University of st. Pc
tersburg has taken up the subject of
Spiritualism; a Russian resident in
America has been instructed to select
several of the best America mediums
for physical manifestations and other
phenomena, and invite them to visit St.
Petersburg, for the purpose of having
the spiritual phenomena Investigated by
special committee of scientists. As
the expenses of the mediums are to be
betrayed by the committee, it is proba
BILE that enough of the genuine articles
will be induced to go. -ary
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

Miss Florence Tilton is engaged to be
married shortly to Mr. B. b. Martin,
the witness who figured in the trial as
the frequent visitor at Mrs. Tilton's.
He has been playing the part of the
mutual friend in trying to bring Mrs. and
Mr.. Tilton together again, and reconcile
iating them A sz
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
SOMERSET, OHIO,

Story, of the Chicago Times, ad-
vocates the organization of a new
partv.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

On Monday next two hundred and
ninety-one additiona money offices will
be put in operation in the United States.
OF these thirty-two will be,in Illinois,
seven in Kentucky thirty eight in Iowa.
nine in Kansas, one in Arkansas, and
eight in Missouri, The remainder will
be located in various States. There will
also beinamed at the same time thirty
threesoffices, through which money or
ders may be forwarded to oor received
from Great Britain, twentyrone to- do
business with Germany, and FIVE with
s.Switzerland.s Since the adoption Of the
ssslnoney order system only nine Offices
seiiave been disco tinued. .fsasa
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

ssg.iAs T. Stewart & Co., of New York,
advertised to the extent of eight. lhun-
dred and fifty thousand dollars last year,
Z snearly one per cent. of the total, amount
Of their saies.r Mr. Stewart, the head Of
the 6rpag ia sregarded as onesi Of; the
sllrewdest men in the United States, z
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
Legal Notice.

heRdl IN OL1C0.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Perry
County, Ohio.
Joseph Phillips, Plaintiff,
against
Margaret Phillips, Defendant.
TTNHE said defendant, Margaret Phillips, who
Il is a nonresident of the State of Ohio and
who resides plaintiff is informed a. be-
lieves, in the State of Pennsylvania, will take
notice that on the 4th day Of June, 1873, said
plaintiff filed his petition in the office Of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Of Perry
County, Ohio. the substance and PRAYER Of
which is that said defendant has been guilty of
gross neglect of duty-habitual drunkenness for
more than three years last past preceding the
period of his abandoning her, and ex treme cruel
ty towards the plaintiff herein, and praying that
on the final hearing of said cause he may be di
yOrced from the said defendant, and have such
other and further relief in the premises the
nature of the ease and equity may requii e;
That said petit n viii come on for hearing at
the September term of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said county, and that said defendant is
required TO appear and answer said petition on
the oath day of July, 1875.
r. c. SAFFELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
June IL 1875 9w6
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
Dealer In Watches, Clocks, JeWelry,
and Musical Instruments,
notice.

All accounts of over 80 days stand
ing will unless settled Immediately be
placed in the ~. s. Bureau Of Collec-
ton" I mus close my Old books "A
word to the wise &c" 2w
Respectfully,
April 30. J. c. CuRRAN.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

The Sun and Herald of New
York are to be sued for libel in con-
nection with the Beecher case.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
THE PoPE's CONTRIBUTION.

The Pope has sent four thousand dol
lars for the relief of the sufferers by the
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02
LIv Z II "

ng-In connection with this establishment is
a hrst-elaas Livery Stable, whore 1t all times tho
public can be Accommodated with turn-outs OF
all kinds at reasonable prices
3l-v2 -. GklAA GALLlN
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

hooking is done.
Quin, the actor, being asked by q lady,
why there were more women III the
world than men, replied, at is in con-
formity with the other arrangements of
nature-we always see more of heaven
than of earth"
write ME while 1 am away" said
Jones to Mrs. Jones, after an affectionate
good bye. 'Treacherous manw medi-
lated the lady. "Not one letter does he
get! He wants to sell them to one of
those Western papers" H
A literary ice-cart driver, who has
been annoyed by children who have
been in the habit of piIfering his ice,
now displays as warning: IN. B."
He thinks they will understand that that
means Take Not-ieep,
A California octogenarian had buried
three wives whose maiden names were
Green, Grass and Groze He stirred up
the fire with kerosene he other day,
and now he lies in the cold, cold grave
and the green grass grows abovehi
Two years ago a Pennsylvania servant
girl was sen: to Prison for stealing $500
from her employer. The money was
found the other day where he had hidden
it, and now the man offers the girl Sc as
recompense, while she is willing to settle
for ten thousand. lE
A paragraph is going the rounds Of
the newspapers to this efiect:-There is
one good wife in the country, and every
man thinks he-has her.-Old Brown,
who is bald, and whose wife has red hair
and wicked eye, read this and muir
INJURED. as he meditaiively passed his
hand over his head, II dunnoI i dnnnop'
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-02

party.
, 1875-02-17
3nldnOitGf gepsIdsn.

q u-O 0 I, 16. Gebr. @eitern
abenb fisl patrid MeglrOp aus einem
&iibet in benz Gda4te CIR. 8 bes ~Oela-
? tpare- 2adawanna- tunnels" in Seriep=
@itp unb mar auf Der Stele tobt. Sie=
ies 1T Der Is. Mann, uel9er in menisen
8o9en in bielsm Sunnel p%erunslidte.
Yemberton II, MS, 16. Gebr.
Satnes $. &eepss, elm bieliser Sotelbe
iser, i9lus an Samitas Na9mitias
'udbreno einesS aufseIases ieinenS @ruie
9erlobn s. MaIsburD init einem Ste9=
ellen oerart an ben 2opf oaB bielel
Sonntas frib in Golse Der erbaltener
W~srlssansen i@on itarb. 0aespss 1T mod
ni4t perbaftst.
pbiIabtIpbia, Is. Tsbruar.
@elterts itilrste fi@ Elm Mtann an Der
Wsrfte Der GbssnutitraBe topfibsr in's
@aIer; man fanb isinen aopf bis or
Die S9altern i'm @aEsr, Der 86rpeI
, 1875-02-17
Trcnfrei&.

Qonbo n, 16. Teb. 9aul @aitar
9ors, Der bsribmte Rinitler. 1T idps'
ertranft.
Ser 2ibsllpro,eb beg Senegal Mim=
piten sesen ben Sournaliiten Gaia9nae
enbiste nit einem Spru9e fir ben We'
tlasten. @eneral Wimpifen sablt oil
Soften.
9ie politilde Situation 1T unperdn'
bert. Seine bon Oenen. an welde id
Yrdiibent MacMtabun sur Bilouns e.
mes ueuen Miniiteriums sepenost, tint
Wilsns, Die Mufsabe gu ii%bernebmsn i
lanse Die NationaI=@ eriammlnns mid
iiber Die eonfiitutionellen @elese entidi'
ben bat.
, 1875-02-17

Gin aItes Sort. Gaf benz
@runoitide Don %. Seller nabe Sberi=
oan. 9ebanon County pa, lit elm altes
in 1745 erbautes Sort, in Dem bic erlten
Ginwobner iener @egenb S6ub in4ten
sesen Die Snoianer. Die @roBe 1T 20
bel 20 GuB, Die Wauern liuo 4 SUB bid
nnb Elm Stodmerf bod. Die Sbiiren
linb i9mal ur,o aug Iebr iArperem tar
fem 9ol3 semadt, obne 59rauben, Nd=
gel ooer Banoen-alles aus i4iperem,
itartem 9ol5. Oas @ebauoe ,piro in
Der sanSen umsesenb perebrt als DENT
mol Der p%er9ansenen 3eiten uno Wan1e
intereTante grSdblan9en ,perben oaran
sefniipft. Sas @ebdaoe miro iebt gum
N%ufbemabren BON Mepfeln uno anoeren
suten 9insen Der camille benust.
, 1875-02-17
Gusiano.

2onbon, 16. Gebr. Das Yro=
left sur grri6tun9 zines nationaIen
OpernbauIes our Mufabruns bon ensli-
iden unb italieniIden Opern lAreitet
Ieiner 0ermirtli9uns immer mebr ent=
sesen. Gin siimitis selessnss @runo-
itid lit ben Groodmmen Der Sbemple
a%nsefauft uorben unb nit oergrri6tuns
bes @ebaubes mirb in &iir3e b%esonnen
weroen. Wie es beibt, lO1 5r. Miaasl
Gotta Mulifoirettor uno 81. Maplelon
8erwalter bes neuen Sbeaters weroen.
Qonoon,16 . Tebr. SIM Inter
9auie seiste seitsrn Der unteritaatsiefre=
tar fir ausudrtise 4nselesenbeiten an.
bab setern abeno Snitruttionen an Den
britilaen @%eianbtsn III Maorio 9ei9id1
,porben mdren, MlfonIo ansuertennen.
Das Mitslieb 9opes tbat abbitte iue=
gen Der b~eleioisenoen Mmsbrade 9egen
Die Some @ulers."
2onbon II, 16. Gebr. &arl 8lino
Der befannte beutide 2iberal 9OIitifer
1T bon einsm fanatii9en Oeuti9en an
sesriiisn unb perlest woroen.
0onbon n, Is. Tebr. Ser Sam=
pier ,Yeipsig," mel9er seitern bel Star-
Boint ltraubete, purbe Mbenbs UNI II
ll9r ipiebsr flott. Ser Dampfer febr1
nod @outbampton aurId.
, 1875-02-17
@rieHt@e Gcnfulta'tiou { %
uuentoelblt@.
Maenten Derlanat.

On. Foorz n Der gerfaFtr nnstrerer nassietatF&e
fperse, BON henen Rms dbes $4,000 GreuslAse Abia$
~eefRaben bat. Gin ,peises .Das Nsnf&safshen" ssu
.pHtne Eolssipra&e unb seamber Weai&euserfaab,"
bat etnen atfas ron ater 10000 errei&t. Dttfss Iettsre
Dtss erfAeiat isst szslf@ nns hatf&. Gin nenets
sDe1s .,Diatnf&aft unb D!&tnns' rhn SAn,fI Tusss,
hr iusenslt&e Nrst, unb sroNsIz. su Idatse aHe, ct.
f8eint surlduas nur sasliid. wsssn SnbaIsssssaGs
ntGt bitfes qDerfe iSsut nan F& entpsber an De Foorx
psabea sses an bic Murray BILL Notwithstanding,
129 East 18th Street, New York.
asentsn rerben fir ben gsrtrteb befsr gDtrse ~Serlanst
nub esbaltsn ftbr sdnaiss Sshinsansea. 81 snan&r
as.nt bat f&sn bur4 ben Derfauf btsier Dtsse i'd ben
GrunbRtin 80 einsm ileintn geruaSstn setst. ,,Das
Msnf4sufsasm" 10 fur Grra&iene unb .,a0iHsnf6aft uns
Diatuns" fur BE Sasenb Gin S1r,leli&ss. lstrrsi&ss ans
inttredantes aDerf. Gin Snbaltsser,et&nis Der Derte
rel&es france yer Dot an ieSe asrtht S~sriaxbt wirb.
st.bt cine sunfdusise Dei&rstbsne b~eritlsta. Hsa
einuaI:
Ngenten ODER Golporteure berlatgt
Nbreltre tpte oben.
, 1875-02-17
Esasat t.ltsr. pessldsa.
Ieuti9lauA.

9erlin n, 16. Jebr. gu ben sro=
Zen ~sssloabunsen int Jribiabre tuerosn
bersits bic umfaHenblten a%norbnanser
estroHen. Ser 9lan sur Grridtuns ei=
mes Gelolassrs auf Der linfsn @bsinlsitt
lit BON Der beutl9en&esieruns nobmals
in grwdsuns sesosen porosn. DalIeles
ioI ben Mittslpunft fir alle miiitdri-
iden Operationen abseben.
, 1875-02-17

aber lag auf elmer gisldole. Ser
Gelb itmorber mar fein getlcioet uno ca.
40 Sabre aft.
Toronto 0, Ont, 16. Jtbr. Sie
i~nteniipe 2dlte in ben Iesten 5agen bat
bic %eiierne Bride ii6er ben Otonabee :
5luB total sertrimm.rt. Die 3erlto-
ruus Der Bride lit 10 ~uolitdnois, als
pdre ie burd cine aanonaoe aussefabrt
morben.
3 abannab, 3d. 16. Tebrnar,
9as 59iff, peldes an Der Sniel Spbee
seitranoet, lit Der .gomterbnrp" BON
Wobile nod &epal beitimmt. Man
bat inn einen Shleppoampfer ai 9iilfe
gel1ift.
, 1875-02-17
.Tanenbe 2mcbt.
wirb um Mt sebeilt.

NuASupS SWSDAs
wirb TN . Mt sebeilt.
See peslon, r,iGe an otiesr 0ranfbeit
ie,tef, uisp asbttsu 4 on ST. xIiee ~ ptu.
stn. re.Ger Elm, Dlalhr Wesietn berislten sar
prcbs, eurH ne Grprtb
II momh
linten totro. .~-
Tie inaiesr asHsu frs bic grsuefrasu
cite I'm Nsrtaltu,B gum Gss6afts asriaes iinf.
Or. grtse IN Elm lubt ter aTst uas bat bic
Bebansluns Der
fan eutcn Gumt
~ feimsm H~aupt0ubilm asnfatt aue Sul&sri
Sniuua turH @sbrau@ ,eiret M,binn.
untsrIa6, Mot fur eins vrcbsfiai&e ~ en-
sen. IS tsRst nttts unp wtre
@uh beilen!
Go u,aHt nihts aus, mis alt bic aranfbsis
il unp ptl&s aube,e Witiel fstleeitlasen ba'
ben.
&trtulars unb 3susniGe tusrssn init Der
ni9ts fottenben probeflai9e
aslanet.
Geip yr1THiia Der Gyprsb bic ye&ts ae'ste
~ asbsn unb f&rsitt "a
81. Gbas. Z. price
30. 81 WiA.amS str Wew y0rf.
26 IL mi
, 1875-02-17
Siagabere.

b o n, 16. Teb. Cine 9epeiae
mslbet BON Singapore, bab unter ben
i'm @efansnile belinoli9en gbineien ei=
ne Mcuterei ausbra4.
, 1875-02-17
$5s9,8G5 "a
6 ri e II

g. b dlfeM:
Cine aus .eseidnste Seneuns in1pprtfrtera
Fngenoer Ganarienb6sel,:
1owie elm poass Enforcement non eepSbnliben
unb feiEen y q b a uern.
s. 8elItnot
Ter G&ablonen adler une 0rapsur
8 10 emit SO. 141O Main Ghabt.
, 1875-02-17
THE DAILY SUN, es A YEAR.
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s1s 'sasss containing money. Address
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, 1875-02-17
Dritter jdbrlider Beribt
bon benz
Gtonbe Der
Gpnt buro )nlurdnce +
Sansin9 Spntpanp.
1Hen Sanuar 1874.

earit,l .$a5n,OoOu
Rstrpe.Nrnb . 47.th7 /
@uthatsn ter ytpraipren 1864 8
@utbansn osrganfen ny anqniers 26,t ! 70
, 1875-02-17
$5S9,eb3 n

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Tetipeu.
eaprttefdrilde g htrbeiten . .$258,fS4 40
Mushrt'nt. Reh lun9sn. . . 243 $50 %
Trten fir NrGmi 1,7Sf 90
Tr. e.. reait irte Ghulelhe'ne 10, GO On
Sr'aial &rGnn IN = 'traa . 1. BOB On
Clc Tcmirirn Stramihip Com
pans stod 5000 90
@runelii E. ..r.. 1883 SO
S'ffrr WDteln . S72 o.
1Gqia BON 3anfsn & PanauisrS . 40,677 70
Bon asenten III laufsnfsr 8sh-
mug 6,N ~
gaar 20y 81 SO
$5s9,SG3 "a
5. 3. elaua.t.. pral. @.1. " ais sac,
8. u. @alfer & Co.. Nssntn.
1917 fmt t0l4 Main @traBe.
, 1875-02-17
Neriicb. rmm9s @efeni.

NerncDs ruit0s =Nsteu1-
Geeenfeitit
-@eleQf6aft
BON 0irainia.
Gde Der 1Oten nnb Vanf GtraEe.
sc A nj ;, go.
Sncorporirt TN Sabre 1894.
Scriihert Sduier fir INNER ODER idh'lid.
Die ~gerFderurgs- eieniMnft bat
$tN, ONs(s, 600
Giseutbum,, I'm etwaiae 0srlufs sa ts3abIsn.
Die 0rrliifte irerren 9leidmdbiq
anseihlosen rnb prrmpt be5cbIt.
Gerbcrt II. Gfaiborae. 6aupt, @ssnt,
Snhn 3. Tauinrtb, Sefretsr.
Qenrg .. Ganiortb, 5uits.g sfretar.
samuel 8. Nmuiam, Grasftor. IA II I'M,
, 1875-02-17

Me- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE rs LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1875-02-17

Wreiie Der aujeisen:
, 1875-02-17
Nirsiuia StaatS<OaSe1lf
sas.,a ssrsusssseosn voH
3oha q. ptia'
:.ae. s! 3pSlite strase.
.ihmono b. ga.

...,ertpt;ors Wretfes
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
DIR. j. w. LOBB
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|rydisease, no matter OF how long standing,
h consult him, free OF charge, especially
|Aae who feve been deluded, robbed and Ill
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/ lh own medicines, and guarantees them
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f & Patients afsicted with unnatural DIS
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The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
THE MAID OF ATHENS
From the \. Y. Herald

From the n. Y Herald
1t is the privilege Of poets to confer
their own fame upon their loves, and
they have bosted of this in many q well
known verse. The EGzabethian poets
were especially fond of offering immor-
tality of fame in exchange for affection.
Spenser wooed hist wife in thislmanner,
and warned the lady her only chance of
being remem bered existed in his praise.
His sonnets and his Epithalamium" are
not yet forgotten,..and posterity has
made good his promise. The highest
compliment paid to Spenser was that Of
Sir Philip Sydney, who declared that
when the 'Faerie Queen appeared OBJ
hvion laid him down on Laura's hearse
Petrarch was then famous in England,
and his devotion to Laura alone causes
her name to be remembered. Mary will
be remembered till Burns is forgotten,
and the lovliness of Julia is still pre-
served in the amber verse Of Herrick.
But no woman, perhaps, owed greater
fame in her own lifetime to her poetical
eulssist than the Maid Of Athens owed
to Lord Byron.
The death OF Mrs. Black, which re-
Gently occurred, at the age of seventy
six, recalls one OF the most harmless in
cidents in Byron's HE. She was maid
en- when he met her in Athens, and to
her he addressed that beautiful song
which has been sung in every quarter ct
the world. The young lady married.
was the mother of large family, grew
old, and became so poor in her old age
tha. about year ago fund for her
relief was raised by subscription in
London.
But,though the Mai / Of Athens became
old, the song made in her honor remains
forever young. Her tresses uncontned
are still wooed by each -Egean wind and
he1 soft cheeks bloom is silll kissed by
her eyelid's Jet;y fringe. Lovers still
sing IN voices very varying IN quality, OF
the Maid OF Athens, and implore her 70
think OF them when alone, and VOW tha-
they shall never cease TO love her, and
that, although they fly TO Istam ooul
Athens holds their heart and soul. Thus
| the song which celebtated the charms
O. the Athenian maid has become the
praise Of thousands of fair women.
The value Of love songs Is that they
| can be easily applied by any lover TO any
| lady, and Bayald Taylor finely expresses
| this merit wneu he says Of tne British
| troops singing before the eve OF battle in
the Crimea, Each heart recalled dlf-
ferent name. but all sang Lnnie Laurie.
| 1t Is strange how one man, IN few sim
pie words, will thus speak for millions.
| The lady does not merely receive fame,
but also confers it.
This song is not only due TO the genius
of Byron, but to the beauty OF the Maid.
But for her inspiration it would not have
been written. Fifty years have passed
away since Byron's death; and after a
long and honorable life the Maid OF
Athens has followed him to the tomb
But both continue to 1--we together in
the little song which the Pilgrim OF
Eternity tossed like rose into the Lar
left forever.