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;, january 1st 1874.
Ny DARLING RorEIT:

AA A/A Nti->S
Threo weeks Shavc passed since J
received your Inst letter. What il
the world is. the matter with YOU !?
When you were las, here, yon we're
so gf0lloflove and promises Of eternal
Devotion to me that I felt secure II,
your affections. And even now /
cannot believe TINT you have grown
careless of me. Your letters have
been intercepted or miscarried in the
mails, and that is the reason l have
not heard from my dear Robert.
You see / am unwilling to accuse you
of insincerity. | have too lofty al
opinion Of your noblcness of soul to
think for mnmcn. that you would
trifio with female dellcacy. Mama
says you}are the sorl of MI truth and
honor; and TINT when see or hear
from you. tile cause Of your mysterious
silence Will be explained to my salts
faction.'2 4 S=Si e
The maii, t,will close directly, and I
must close this letter. Please, dear
Robert, write soon, and relieve tho
anxious heart ofyour loving
# S;st 1. 1e MAGGIE.
50 s. - January 9th 1874.
MY DEAR RonERT:
One full month has gone by since I
had a letter from you. On, the 1st of
Janurary1s1 wrote inquiring Of the
cause Of your silence, and asking for
nm acarl anawcr;s sbut'up to this@time
have Y watched tile arrivals of the
mails g gignyain ess5ers an asttalosssI tn ] NJ must
eMqnfss'a M to understand p.ls and ". yo.ursconduct.
At. frsta ! was, 10th to suspect your
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN 4
.ORAN0EBIIRa I,nl,N-r,.
1'y Ard. 3. KxowL7ox, E.uuirc ! /

Wha W ".o. :. ksowLTos, Esquirc, J. il.
~. ~ nereas John D. Foglc hath made ,uEt !,
tion of ~ tIsht Era, = 70 him Letter. of AdminiEir,
Kcnnerix0 ~ ,.''ate az and effects Of Oivib II
Thc.o ~ ..'.f OF sad County, deceased.
all and ,;ns,,ia istGiore to cite and admd,bi ish
o, .h9 said Olivia 81. Ke,lnerir 'leeou od' .od
n,., re. .hey nc and appear. before mo 81 ;eI ill.,
lhs.n lt = o. I, Probate, to bo hohi At brYnr.o- o
o"!g =. IL. on the 2Gth tlay Of Anr;l {SI aI,
,.mr publication hereof at IL o'clork ~
TO shcw cause, If any thov Wayo
)rrantod ."I ea'a administration should nj be-
srm Anr;1 1'n,sr . my hand and this .2d ,lay Q +
rI.s1 q Oi.s HiBNOWLToNl
ari 1 II Judge Of Probate = c. y
1875 9ot
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GLOVER K GLOVER,
a FLO RN EYs ATLAW,
Office opposite Court House so,,, nj
orangcbu1.g, . S. O. q
I. ". Glovsn, Monrrnrr GO, &
-, ! JULIUS GLOVER. Il
IHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ORANdEnI.Rf; f.o,.>.a

ny ny Ara. ?: ksowrros, Esquire, P. JS
J, nhereaa, Simeon B. D.ir hath madc Y,
to, 20 me, 70 grant to him Letters Of AdmiNi
shny.n l o. inc Estate and effects of Allen II
"rIer, 'Tha,, iatc OF said county, deceased. "A
non;.h liz "a are therefore to cite and III
Cr.d;tn,. ;1n ~ ana singular the Kindred H.,
ceased, that they he and ann.,r 'L'tc h.f ''
in the Court Of Probate! r to IL esipps ha,s P,,
orangcbnrg G.. ". on Anr;I oo,,. nu
alter publication hereof at If o'cloch - III H.
Ioren'oou, % shew cause, If anv iln~ =. -
granted. - "''''' should noEh'
"'ven under my hand, tl,is 13,b J.,
v april, Ammo Loniini 1875. 80 ""H Q
r1.s7 AUG. B. kNOWLTONH
apl II is7s ! rop"tc, o.
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truth, but circumstances have led
me ut last to feel that your feelings
towards me have undergone change
Need | say that ! have forebodings Of
the glooIniestt nature, -forcbodings
that tell me that am doomed to dis.
appointment, deep and bitter disap-
,Ro,innt!mn!esnti? n!n!sl II you have grown. in
ali'erentl I a. towards al: me; if your resolve
lg',tga L ito break the. golden cl.aia oflove
Nhlel|ss sla tesEs,tlHo sEss, ii s years, has boupd'us
rsIgy toget.her' me- your 9rn lg geonscience; should
tell you that am not happy.-eI j have
c9enfii'ded implicitly in your integrity, of
purpose, ard, if you deceive me, my
faith in tho honesty Of, man millsre-
ceive a shock that it will never re-
cover from. Wholly and absolutely /
have relied upon your. promises, aud if
they were made but to be broken by
your own haBd can only tEepept, of
tn! the day that ] made your. ac1uaint-
cncc.
shall mail this letter this morning,
and -po .matteS what cause has hind :
Sred asl your writing to me heretofore,
let me bes:cfeh.lyou to overcome it,
and NJ! send me 4 few lines b L cannot
endure suspense, any longer. AsFmuch
as !, love yqu, I would .fain know my
doom a! at once no matter what pnin it
brings with it. .iso'..
.aairo7s3 Your pnffectionate
Ii .4+Gl gts7su fs MAGGIE.
..i ------ February 2Stl,1 1874
DEAE. oResEwE. i,rHa,' od idsir r1s7
Lshavpnot7 heard from. you; ;,bnt it has
been my unpleasant ?priSilegeto dear
OF you. Can it be possible that the
Robert - TINT ] once regaded us
the noblcst type of his race, and as the
cherished object of my soul, could SO
!aE forget his manhood, his honor and
his sworn vows to me; ma to thrust tLim-
aeiEupon the young ladies of ~ -: -, -.
and represent Timsef rs relic9veda
from his engagement with me?
have it from good authority that you
thus represented yourself t, several
young lady friends Of mine at
last week. Thank God! you now
stand in your true light before me
and, stripped of all the false traits with
which my love had invested you, I
can now discover those faults in you
which my dear friends have SO long
cndeavorcd to make'patcnt to me.
In the bindncsa of my love my
oycs we're cl'scd TO all your impcrfec-
tons. | looked upon you rs the man
who was to be my future husband,
md :! endeavored to school myself to
love you with TINT pure and ardent
affection which woman should always
cherish for The man who IL to pilot
her li!e-boat through this world. I
sec you now rs you are, md thank
Heaven that I am spared the pain
that must be the portion of the woman
who consents t. be your wife. A
beautiful dclusion is better than a
terrible reality, md | chccrfuIly re-
linquish MI claim onyour false heart,
and earnestly pray that you will be
foilsd i'll your, efforts 70 deceive any
| more Of my sox.
Respectfully,
MAGGIE.
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Office is hereby given Of

OTICE is hereby given of
1H the loss or destruction of Certificate
Of Deposit No. 33l, Orangcburg Branch,
Citizens Savings Bank of South Carolina,
issued to the late +. J. Olvcros, deceased,
and also of Deposit Book No. 9G, of same
Branch, in the name of tho said l.. j. Oil
veroa, in trust, and that will apply in
three months from date for renewal OF the
same, and for such dividends as may accrue
thereon. 10 the Trustee and Committee Of
the said Bank, al Columbia, s. C.
E. ROSA G. OLIVEROS,
mar e-l am Sm Qualified Executrix.
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NOTICE OF DISMISSAL

Notice is hereby given that will file my
final account with tho Judge Of Probate for
Orangebrg county, on tho 20tl, day OF
April, 1875, and nsk for letters of Dismissal
as administrators Of the Estate OF Frederick
W. Jones, dece,,std.
j. L. JONES, !.
mar 20--4t Administrators.
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q NOTICE..
UNITED t(2sI 4 ATEssINTERNAL
III syREVENEE
.g9 ESPECIAL TsAXES =
=. @SPECIAE TAXES, n y
iMay,.I, 1875. totA Auril 40 1875 =

e MAY 1875, toApril 80, 1876.
!, The, Revised Statutes oftl q, ,Uuitcd States,
Section 3232. a237. -ao3s,and 332:,9 r7r,r,irv 7
rys person engaged lin aiiy business,
5avocition or emp1ovmc chit which renders
him liable to SPECI &I5!TAN's TO OyPRO-
CCRE.lA ND PLACE ECONSPIGUOUSLY y
IN Ills ESTABLISH AIEiST OR PLACE
or BUSINESS a STAMP tcnoling the
payment Of said SPECIAL TAN for The
Special Tax year beginning Nav !, 1875,
before co nmencing or continuing business
after April 80, 1873.
The Taxes embraced within tic provi
slons of the law above quoted are the
following, viz:
callers, retail liquor .................. 25 OU
Dealers, wholesale liquor .......... 100 %
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale. so 90
Dealers in malt liquor, retail ....... 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco ................ % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco ...... 500 90
And on sales Of over 81 600, fifty cents
for every dollar i'll excess Of ST. 900.
Dealers III manufactured tobacco 49,. 5 90
Manufacturers of stills ................ so 90
And Tor each still manufactured. 20 90
And for each worm manufactured. go 90
Manufacturers of tobacco ........ lC 90
Manufacturers Of Cigars .............. 10 90
Pcdtlcrs of tobacco first class (more
than tno horses or other animals 80 90
Pcddlers of tobacco, second class
two horses or other animals) -. 25 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class Tone
horac or other animal) ............ Is 90
Petldlers of tobacco fourth class
Ton foot or public canveyancc)... 10 90
Brewers of less than 800 barrels ,.... so 90
brewers of 800 barrels or inorc..... 100 90
Any person so liable who shall fai! ia
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject TO severe penalities.
Persons or firms iablc to pay any of.lo
Special Taxes named abomust apply to p.
V. DlBbLE, Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue Orsngebnrg s. c. and pay for and
procure the Special Tax Stamp or
Stamps they need, prior TO Mayl, 1875
without further notice.
j. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of internal Revennc.
Oilicc Of Internal Revenue, Washington
D. G..
april II 1875 2t
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MAGGIE.
!, Marcl, 5th 1874.
Miss MAGGIE


/ must confess that your letter of
2Sth Of February, was n surprise to
me. | can't see the consistency of
your conduct, nor can I reconcile the
tono of your letters with your profess
sions to ME. It is true TINT I hnve
been enjoying myself up here with the
ladies, and that my feelings have un-
dcrgone a change since Isaw you lest,
but | deny representing myself us hav
ing been relieved from my engage.
ment with you. ! fully intended to
comply with my part Of the contract,
and when the time came. to consum-
mato it by marrying you. But now
that you have voluntarily set me at
liberty, | take this occasion to thank
you for your kindness.
| can forgive your ungcncrous allu-
siens to me and my character, and
hope that the future will discover ia
you some one who may be free OF '.in-
pcrfections."
Respectfully,
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q A rERFlDI3US WRETCH

Tho following letters have been
handed to us for publication. They
show that when great hato sue
cecds to love, that d:v'lment will
follow: 8s 's
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Millinary and Dress
M Ma,l1inp. /. JE>

- ~ spNIIISe 7Et 9
We have just opened a aMILLINARY
STORE in Orangeburg at tho footI.'of
Gh'leh Street, and will keep stc.diIy ON
hand full supply Of ' -
nIillinary Goods. VIZ.
ting, fitting and drcss-making in the la,..,
fashionable style. We solicit tho natrnn.
age Of the ladies' ofthe County, and viii AZ
our nttcrmo't.to give satisfaction. All
orders promptly attended, TO- ts . fE 10
Mrs. I'm. SMOlK.,
@ ssE MISS Al%aAYERS. -
april IL Ag 4 lS554it-tlJ 3uan, i;.y
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s;,essizf 4a;Ef For the Neps and 7;mes.]
a.issS IS ss Friendship

'Oh, COME, some kind md generous friend
And theme onwhichto write extend, q
iFor. .oh Itd-nigh., all .wenried il my brain,
And. almost any subject gives me pain.
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- !, -, An the Flown of Orangcburg,
known as the 81 Hacha,t 1t, place as represented
Plat PA. made BY M. l.. baldwin, 9th Febr'y,
1912, eontaini,Eg ahont one acre, and desig-
mated on said ,lat a. lot No. 3.
:. Also all hat otl l,er lot, designated as
i'ot NO. onE same plat, at the corner of
Amelia and WEainCisur Streets.
Iclns-OncE third cash, balance in two
equal scmi-anl 4ual instalments, with interest
from day Of saElc, secured hy bond and mort
gage OF The piEaemiscs Purchasers TO pa7
for papers and Mrccording
IN case the 46Sa.h po rlion is not paid i'm
mediate !! the E4Sherih' will resell she above
property at tlfsAc close of his sales at tho
risk Of Tho puraN aNS hascr.
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AI.SO
The Stat . of South Carolina.

ORAM ;EBURG COUNTY,
IN m COMMON PLEAS.
mrs. II N. An drcw., Assignee
of wm N NJ. sai", Fore Fore.
J. r. stcphe eE8m and c G.
:, StclE hens.
:, ny virtue OIL the Judgment Of foreclosure
i,'ct' IN this cfsc, ! will sell at Orangcbllrg
Cn"rt ~ r, ilonse Ion the Salcday in May no1t,
q, a. mat tract SEA parcel Of land situate in
nc county ofk Orangcburg, containing Gl7
~. I.iI' more or css, bounded on tho North
T. !nhds OF DrEAAA Is. II. Knots, South by the
iLn'Sto river, East hy estate lands of j s.
i e',',lnss ~ anu and b of Sarah ynd Mary Graves
'h" " e.t ~ ldsS nds Of DR.. Is. II. Knots and
Eicklin. Ea -
,o.s erms ,' cash E Purchasers to pay for pa
Sheriff. Anicc,
Oranscbng C. H., E.I.CAIN.
ap.il 18th, lSF5. SO.
april II esE ri
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ROBEl,r-

My DEAR FRIEND: glty as ,a
p I do so wish thapy we're with me
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A GA R I'D

A @ A R I'D
Or. }. G. WANNAMAKE ER is in pos
nession of the Receipts and Prescription
Books of the late DIR. L. j. Oliyeros. All
persons desiring to get any Of the above
Preparations or Renewal Of Prescriptions
can do 80 by calling on
DIR. WANNAMAKER,
mar 27-3m ' At his Drug Store.
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4 SALES.
Carolina.
s COUNTY.
: PLEAS.
Judgment

D. Foreclosure.
3dEment Of foreclosure
n public oitcry, nj
A the first Monday in
* Of the former pur-
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
The War TO go On.

RAGUsA, Dec. 1S.-At a conference
of the United Christian representatives
of Bosnia, it was unanimously resolved
to continue the conflict in the revolted
provinces until the Turks were expell-
ed from theterritory. Gen. Pau,oyitch
the Legate of the National Govern
msnt of Herzegovina, will visit the
capitals, and ask the powers to accord
belligerent recognitions to the Herze
govinians.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
DIR. j. w. LOBB
Private MedicaI Office & Drug Store
No 33I N. Fifteenth St,
PHILADELPHIA.


| Are open daily for the speedy and perma-
nent cure OF all diseases and ailments OF both
sexes. DR.. Lobb has had an experience OF
thirteen years in the practice OF medicine.
which is guarantee to patients that the.
cases will be treated by one thoroughly ac-
quainted with the disease. and the best know
treatment for its early and radical cure. DR..
Lobb cordially invites those suffering from
any disease, no matter OF how long standing,
to consult him, free OF charge, especially
those who have been deluded, robbed and III.
treated by quacks, imposters, young and in
experienced physicians. DR.. Lobb prepares
all his own medicines, and guarantees them
purely vegetable, free from Mercury, balsam,
&c Patients AFFLICTED with unnatural DIS
charges from any part OF the body, or ulcer
ated sore legs, as well as those suffering from
diseases OF the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad-
der. PROSTATE Glands, Urinary Organs, &C,
should embrace the first opportunity to con-
suit him.
DIR. Lobb's Sure Cure, the greatest
remedy for all diseases of the Urinary Or
gans, Kidneys. Bladder. &C.
DR. LsBB's CONSTITUTIONAL RENovAroR
This celebrated remedy is the best known
medicine for any vitiated condition OF the
blood, or system generally, eradicating all
conditions Of disease In any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and pre-
pared BY the Doctor for the convenience Of
his patients residing out of the city and who
are unable to call conveniently at his ofice.
VIII be sent securely packed and sealed
any part OF the country, free, on receipt OF
price.
Price OF the Sure Cure and Constitutional
Renoyator, two dollars each.
ONCE hours daily from IL a m till /, md
to p. m. Consultation free and stris .ly
private. Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE.
No. 33l N. Fifteenth Street,
sprlwly PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
r. p. TAWRESEY & BRO,
Harness ~ Trunk
MANTFACTIRERS.
No 401 King Street,
,.r..nrn.r Inr.r
WILMINGTON DEL.

Where they intend keeping on hand a full
assortment OF Harness, Saddles, Brides, Coll
lars, Whips, Blankets, Fly Nets, Combs,
brushes, Trunks, Travelling Bags, Valises,
Shawl Straps, and everything generally kept
in their line OF business, all OF which will be
give satisfaction. Single and Double Har-
ness made to order in the best manner. Or
ders solicited.
REPAIR1NG neatly and promptly done.
Trunks sent for and delivered. Give Us a
call before purchasing elsewhere. decI6wGm
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

To SUFFERING LADTEs.-"Dr. Rogersoa,s
Female HgdrastiR PoSdsrs, for an female
Complaints. BY mail, 81. Address, Dr..
Roger son. p. Q. Box. e56S n. Y. CITY
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

s
NATIUs Cru tBB Secretary
the
Monday last mentioned month.
at Dover, this Sixth day of December A.
C.
o
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

srATE OF DELAWARE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


the
A '' A''"oe'
nr
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
sd REWARD.

osT between FELTON, and Claymont, q
IL Pocket Book. cantaing money and pa-
pers. The finder can have the money and the
above reward by returning the papers 10 the
owner. JOHN w. HALL, /.
novll.wtf Erederlca. Del
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
New Merchant
Tailoring Establishment

The undersigned has opened new merch.
ttailoriny establishment
AT No. 4e6 KING STREET.
lie has laid In q stock of seasonable goods,
and cut prices down to the lowest figure
Call and examine my stock and learn my
prices. No trouble to show goods or answe
questions.
oct-l9-6m. PHILLIP B0NNER."
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
GOAL.

DLAcK CASHMEREs.-Direct from the
meres at Is. s7l5. si.00. slI2la, SIS. $751;.
Sl.50. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have offered for years, and we
them for color and durability.
". B. SHARP,
sct25 Fourth and Market strees
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III
esgue against her memory, this poem should
win her an imm Ility in the hearts of woman
Kind:
LINKS WITH HEAVEN.
Our Col in heaven, from that holy place
Bnt meheSs Of dead oSildren have s more grace,
For they give angels to their God and heaven.
How can mothers heart feel cold or weary,
How s her red sss sf safe hSp
Who knows her treasure sheltered from the storm
How can she sini 0ur hearts may be 9nheedns.
But car mother hear her dead ohild pleading,
And thrust those little angel hands aside
Those little hands stretched down to draw her
Nearer 10 God by mother love; We all
Are blind and weak, yet surely she can never,
With such stake in heaven, fail or fall.
She knows that. when the mighty angelo raise
Chorus In heaven, ono little silver tone
One little happy voice. Ia all her own.
We may not sec her saeEed crown of honor, -
But all the angels fitting to and fro
As mother OF an angel whom they know.
One whom they left nestled ct Marys feet
me me, chiidrens place In heaven-whe softly SINCE
A little chant 70 please them slow and swcet.
Or. smiling, strokes their little folded wings
orgives them her white lilies or her beads
THO Play Tise YET IN spite Of a0Hsr or song
And asks them why their mother stays so long.
Then dear Queen makes answer abe will call
To very sGoI; I,s bile they are 6sgpied
story OF her Jesus as a child.
ALL saints in heaven may pray with earnest will
And pity for their weak and erring brothers;
Yet there 10 prayer in heaven more tender still,
The little children pleading for their mothers.
In conclusion, we think the world will not
know for o while yet how much it has lost in
Adelaide Anne Proctor. Her time to be missed
will come when Catholic England will need to
be represented in the national literature. For
those who will force it into recognition, there
will of necessity be strong rather than fine
intellects. Then the world will turn back to her
pages, and wish she were but there to represent
Catholicity in England then she will be care
fully read, and, once this happens, her place is
assured. And yet, even then, We can never
know her as she was; for beyond almost any
author we recall, Miss Proctor impresses MS as
being far superior TO her works. She is the
best of examples of her own doctrine of imper-
feet expression. The fulness and ineness of
her nature strike one from the beginning as
being Unreasonable by what she has written.
There is something exalted and tender, rich
and yet reserved, about the life which animates
her poems, that interests US uncommenly. And
when we come to read of her, what was her
life and what its aims, and, above all, when
we see how she is mourned by those who held
her dear here, we recognize her for one of those
rare and beautiful hearts whom God loves too
we'll to leave Us long and conclude, in laying
down these broken refe ctions of her spirit, that
her nobest poem was herself
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Al Az sssss ny Sssf fs S1 sBa be
There could scarcely be truer sign of poetic
power than the fidelity and finish of some of
these heart-pictures. Out of many others we
select two for contrast one tracing the deep,
dreary introspection of passive suffering; the
other following out the subtle, restless impulses
of pain with pangs The first we take from q
longer poem, Philip and Mildred"
Dawn of day saw Philip speeding on his road to the
Thinning how the stars Gaaed downward just with
Mildred's patient eyes.
Till the loving PAST receding saw tho uering future
Daybreak still found Mildred watching with the
Bow the outward world unaltered shone the this
How unpityihg and relentless human life this
Earth, and sky. and unheeding that her joy had
passed away.
Then the round of weary duties cold and formal came
With the within departed that had given them each
And her sick heart slighted gentle words that
came 10 greet t., her; ,,.,o.. IT.. ,uu,.
upon the whole.
Jar chord the harp silent stone the arch
One .naa e'ar'0" cry Of 'orro' bids a" armed host
One dark cloud hide the sunlight loose string. The
Tank one thought soul may perish; say ,Sord.
heart gay break
Life went ON the two lives running side by side the
And the truer and dviner hidden in the heart and
Dreams grow holy put in action, work grows fair
through starry dreaming iIIE.,,nr hot, ara ,,,.,.,
and in vain
We hardly know which to like the better,
the description itself or the moralizing. Very
different, very far from moralizing, and yet
even more to the life, is
A COMFORTER.
win she como to me, little Ehie,
And nestle her head on my shoulder.
While the sun goes down IN the vest
land Efie will sit together
Is il silly to mind it, darling
When lfe is so hard to bearf
mo one comforts me like my Efe.
Only looks with wistful wonder
Why grown people should ever cry
while the little soft arms close tighter
Round my neck in their cnginG hold;
Well, must not cry on Your hair, dear,
For my tears might tarnlsh the gold.
IL am tired of trying to read, dear;
There some kinds of sorrow, Etiie,
1t 10 useless to thrust away
All! advice may be wise my darling
But always knows it beforej
And the reasoning down ones sorrow
Seems to make one suffer the more.
But my Fife won reason will shef
Or eudeAyor to understand;
AS she strokes my face with her hand.
IF you break your playthipg Yourself, dear,
Don't you cry for 1t all the samel
don't think it ia such comfort,
One has only ones self TO blame.
People say things cannot be helped, dear,
But then that is the reason why;
For, IL thiDgS could be helped or altered,
One would never sit down 70 cry.
They say, too. that tears are quite useless
To undo, amend. or reStOrei
When think hoe uGeless my Efe,
Then my tears only fall the more
An today struggled sganStIt