davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
PROPOSALS.
DROPOaALs FeR FUKL.
TREAsrRy Drpkxrrxur ,

DkfAAIAEHf, n
BrgEAu OF kSsRavrks 70 PRrsTfHs,
Scaled Proposals yin BE- received q tnts sBo,
nn:n ~ clock a. TH CReDAY, ths sth AZ
OF August. E'e, for furuisfsng eight huudred sooi
tSn, q rsn Oh mine fGsosgsS Orsek) CIEberland
cos,. 20 be delivered u szeh stnes and rl-ces and
m s.eh an1tlee Ne mar be eQuired, and subject
proved July II, 1870, Wa
That such coal sAall weigh aaW-,ound. TO the
0n, end snAu be inspscfed and Wt Ehed aud H.
quantity Of each ioad certified q the time of deIivcyy
az. foT -, ssssis,sse nc SnAlcsc nnSer shs
cent? tor s.es ton q eo., iesssetsd veiehsa and
Propossis ukl be cJusidsrsd biet,ng fpon oss
Week from Ne tb day Of August ls7S, the De cart
Of the bth offered.
No prsso.sIs win Be enssrssissa sslss ese,apa-
consrsct, nor YIN az Iaynsnt rs nsds without
49, 3 sscS = sSs eos ssscs s., S6r :s' e'e 'af
... 'A''h b i zsssf "a - z ss'
ca g s...s e s.s.ssiss - Siis.sss, s.:ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

scarcely day passes but some frightful
runaway takes place on our streets or ave-
nues- In almost every case some one is
more or less injured, and the wonder is that
SO few comparati vely are killed outright.
These runaways are In most cases horses
which are left united In the street, and be-
come frightened during the absence OF their
drivers. The moral II, never leave your
horse united As there Is q scarcity OF hitch
ing posts, an iron weight might be carried In
the vehicle, TO which the animal should be
tied. In the case Of horses not naturally
vicious this mode OF securing them Ii, Is q
rule, quite effective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

Soon after the candidates for President
and Vice President were made, decent pso-
ple nattered themselves that owing to tbs
UNDERSTANDABLE personal character OF the
men selected the canvass would be CON-
garatively free from vituperative bitterness.
This belief seems 70 have been a deluslve
one. In various republican papers we nd
abe democratic standard bearer denom,.
mated ga secessionist." "an ally OF Tvee3 ~
ssa sham reformer," go svindler OF labor.
and Q wrecker Of railroads." Mr.. Hsndrick,
also comes In for . good many pet names.
Thus Tar Hayes and Wheeler have escaped
comparatively free from abuse. 1t may be
nscertained, however, before the close OF the
campaign that they are horse thieves and
burglars, II not murderera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
BUSINESS CHANCES,

BUSINESS CHANCES.
s s,Ss: .i'O, 50 sos.s oS tsss AsD ssssi,
S50,0OO E & Tn isrI ~ lI T5hT e
w. -, Ia an ..ns; Large ans At per eest
':a ia: n's'' secs soassEs e IS; In ...
Ms u f.Sssa s.d sSaSSs.
es ssssa Rom 81, I. s1oi, hdii.'Gs
WIZ Par loPks Ss:f, sF.Lkss.,L:
s s%sq s :. loaned located hor;s's't address
E'oR rkAph ps kXOHAsGs-w.LL rsA or
R.i Desirable a., su. sizes. srnsr srsrsty; nss
fsHoT OF LAND IN soa,s S.r, s, 1SS .s %,
S.I.sr,y, sssoc: Properly TO an iai. ..caS: viii
snsls 81 SIS ish street.
WAkTEp-fo Putcs..e, 20 . ecotrei Ioc.IiI, a
ior os.i Asas ct ...I q
WAn1Gn-Ie peIss... for o..h-1 de,ir.si.
.ns urxlok RESIDENCE. between on, Iith, II
.n.,.s SoUss : M,poLEros.
w located northwest. for . Lot Ioea,ed nor b,
Sss. 10 good locality, and pay cash tsr ,se differ
snsn.st Cor. 18th stree, and ses Y%Ss s,-.
81. OOO.To Lo.s e n,ulber. Of oonsoss.
1900. w L. VAN DERLIp
suel2 Room No. 20. Leproit Boil iirg
Loah- Several email auoanIs OF m0NEf,
on real estate secu1ss, eat r,.,,
snsl2-5t oJrne- iith aid street,.
EoR sALE-FUK OAsH-Iis,od Vii ssocS snI
soi, = s.,t 81 nr., class 9Rocnsf sroRs
Ill Secd re a.on TOR wishing % cell Address g. 30
Es s sALLIhts sr.., bare Alto. sas FARN Of
Seoree county No; two miles fron's railroad sta
r. j SWEET, B..i Rs,s.. Broker,
engls % Sl1 7th street nor h~est
FoK eALIaA yAsM o. .syenty .cre.; ave
rS@ Inps: s. iT.@
barns, dc; veil Of mineral water; 4 ne orchard $50
.ss o. 50 Sa., And epo:
81 ss5Sss s
choice LAM nssr the old soIa,.r: Home .n nS
or ut srossos ssi ':Ss
Sen cstso LOT aeoun ~ residesce: price 81 800
Sl9e cssn and the balance on time to suit ~ per
.u. r.. ~ 1 :s.:, : ssss:..,
T. IIoNAL BASK sTook. SEND bios g Boz ).
ctar once: ausii ct
MoNIf TO LOAN On KEAL ESTATE.
$1,000. $4,000. 1t . Per cent. on vsli-im-
.Sa.oooa On 800, 1900, $500, $500, aud
.sil:iot Ell wHEs ri os cor 1th and ...
&45 OOO r. two OF tARis sGns TO
no. S@ ass 81
an.,o, J.sTANLtI JON rs,
UNnR
dres. "esnDs, 3 star once. ''e ''' s s ,.s
OUElN OIfI LAND AND BUILDIs Asso.
ors s44y.s ssSS%sH'4!2H \ sbk1ss ~.
lS1s sS %siSns sSa.f5 q 9th
900 Acnrs Il SS:SSsss LOTS rs, :: , OsL.
In Qu.n.i.,e. TO suit an West and South se't
Information free s.tisfsction guaranteed. su7 I'm
wi Avn BorHwELLs,
SPECIAL NOT ICE.
To buy nne wAT0HEs, GHAIss, DIAMONDS,
MO ~ 0'ns S6EpsFsfs 's' co i0r cash. 60 to
II you seed GUNS: RkvOLvERs. sILvRR and
!si III oTa asb the
To sell valuable Goods, to negotiate Loan, or to
.sn.b,e terms, go g the oldest, largest and no:t
reliable house In this country.
D. GOLDSTEI q CD.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BkOKER
iels II Hortheast corner l0th and ssreets
M ON = TO LOAF.
$4,000 to loan on choice real estate, In sums OF
from oH0 to olgQ0, OF and no Der cent interest
few sums at per cent In from O. O0o to 10 900.
b. H. wAR6BB,
maru corner 7th and q streets.
&5O TO 5000 IsyIsTiD IN STOCK
0SO PktVILB0Ee PAYS LaR9E eROFIrs.
Write fer - page book, Mem and Idfoms Of Wall st.
and Well d. Review eEaT Tres.
JOHN HIOKLIE0 90.
oct7-ly Bankers and Brok ers, N Broad way, NY.
CENT? nOOnC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

The House, IL Is understood, will refuse to
concur In The action Of the Senate restoring
tie ranking privilege. So tar as the politi-
cal parties are concerned the proposition IL
as troSd as IL IL long. II the bill fails 10 be-
come law there need be no fear that the
people viii suffer for want OF political pabu-
Ium In the shape OF cam paign speeches. Az
q rule, the dear people, who are particularly
dear TO the politicians just now, have had Q
surfeit OF political haransues. 1t would be
much more sensible In the campaign com
mittees, instead OF SEEDING ous long political
dissertations by the busnel, to treat their
constituents to Q three months subscriptio
10 live newspapers which cont ain an epltoms
OF the political doings OF the day, aud which
do more towards educating the public mind
than CORDS OF the campaign truck which en-
cumber the malls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
"A AHfRiOSN CYCLoprnrA

ols. Parttss - u eaAlsstea or visasity dssiriSs
th1s eat vesk YIN Be eaDDtisd IN 1ooskly insSsi1
neno g - - Dress, Iron the oGs1oy, M 4 ~
a.ese, vhsrs al ayiss Of binding nay s. 80.
- RSse'sse lseN ~ srst' % sie'iassios.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

HAVING WITHDRAWN From THE FIRM
H ofU. MiLkiES q co. for the pur po.e of
engaging In 9th bu-ihess. L a e this method of
ibans ing my friends for their liberal patronage.
Which hope will continued to the present arm,
as In every res pect worthy Of your confidence.
aug15 81 JOHN NJ. LLOYD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
BOARDING.

GRANT ROw-2O9 and 2 East o. pitol street:
VI E00h and BOARD at summer prices.
CEETEEHIAL EXHIBITION-Psrttes visit
~ ing the Exhibition will q I'd % oerior Accom-.
modsions at 2044 Arch St, cor. Of 3ist ct Pnila
delph1a Terms o. 80 and o. per day. aug9 Sc
d76 PENNsYLVAN!A AvIHUl, near b.
Rooms, With bosrd, from % 70 Go per week.
Transient. 81 20 per day; bath and gas. jy1-lm'
ROARpIHG.-Newly- furnished ROOMS, With
ID FIRST GLASS BOARD, transient or perms-
nsnt at summer prices, in Q peasant and central
locality; SOS l9th street northwest. jeS0 6W~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

Tribune Is responsible for the statement that
one Of the meansst propositions that has re-
Gently been made Is credited TO q very high Of
ncer OF the government This statesman pro-
poses that In reducing the force OF clerks In
the several departments, the salaries OF all
ladies now receiving 81, 200, 81, 400, d, 600 or
$500 shall be reduc I'd to $500, In order that
IL shall not be necessary to discharge rs
many male clerks Of the higher grades rs
wiz Otherwise have to 60. There are but
comparatively few female clerks who re-
ceive more than 500 for their services,
which. We may add, are fully rs valuable as
those rendered by many male clerks who re-
cefved salaries OF 81 200 and upward. These
lady clerks have obtained well deserved pro-
motion by hard work and strict attention to
their duties, and TO now reduce their COM
pensation would be an act of gross injustice.
We hope the time Is soon coming when the
plain and fair propositio that women shall
receive the same pay as men for doing the
same work and doing IL co ually well will be
generally admitted ard acted upon.
Ex-Architect Potter is reported by cor
respondent Of the An sricda architect as tell
ing him that he thou yht "the work of the
Supervising Architects Office would suffer
no material interruption on account of his
retirement" This Is uncommonly magnau-
1mous and hopeful OF Potter. AS q rule,
ex-ofice holders who are frozen or warmed
out rather expect to see the shutters put up
after they leave. Not few Of them, indeed
entertain the horrible apprehension that the
wheels OF government will have to stop en-
tirely on account OF their withdrawal, and
think that the world Will De lucky II the
crack OF doom doesn't come at once. We
are glad To see that Potter takes more
ENCOURAGING view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

THE End.
QUE REMAIslsG STOCK
SUNNI sR GOODS,
We nov ofsr ct an unusual reduction 10 prices
Extra inducements on
GRENADINES, Lawns, aud other
TaIa DBkss GOODS.
Special Bargains in
BLACK SILKS, and
BLACK OAsHMERfs.
LACE sACoUss, and ,o,
POINTS.
It's to purchaser interest to IA nov O id exam
Inc our stock and prizes
WOLFORD q sHILBERa.
SIT MARKET SPACE,
ausrt-r Third toor IRON ssrsss.
THE FIRM OF O. y. WILKINS CO., has
this day been dissolved 3, Tq,qsI sonseAt.
BE BENDRICKsON,
JOHN NJ. LtOfD.
We,'he der Ieued will ntinus the bu sine,s a.
he cid ana, No S0T louisiana avenue, under
he p4ue ana style ss he etofore, and will col
&C. ell debts ne the arm aId pay all liabilities.
OF respectfully sDlcii continuance of The
ame.
OF WILKINS.
augH 81 b. Il. hENpRIOK SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

"a Is y y
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrol ,gist and Healing
Medium can be consulted at No. 3Ol ID street, COR
ner Of ID northWeet she has no 80 pertoF In dsia
ea frg the Past, Present and future. In love
friends, pointing out your enemies, aud informing
of the to success Ia all alberta kings.
Consultation strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ladies', o.; gen.
tlsnen. IL 90. sep1ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

By all accounts the long looked for Wag-
Fer festival at Bayreuth was great success.
MI. Hassard, the accomplished musical
critical Of the N. Y. Tribune, telegraphs to
that paper as follows, In regard to the nrst
part of the great musical drama, "The Ring
OF the Niblung," which was performed on
Sunday evening:
Excepting some trivial arrangements of
scenery, the representation was perfect. The
machinery was admirable In It's working,
and the effect Of the music was magnificent
beyond all description. IL far surpassed ex-
pectatiOns, and the general verdict is that IL
Is q triumph OF the new school of music
final and complete"
The telegraph to-day informs us that the
representation OF "Walkuren,D the second
part, which began at 4 and ended at go p.
m. yesterday, with intervals OF an hour be-
tween the parts, made even q greater i'm
preston than that of "Rheingold," the
FIRST part. The first act especially produced
a profound sensation, and at the close of the
opera the scenic effect when the entire back
ground Of the stage was filed with q sea OF
Ice, was wonderful. TIE enthusiasm OF the
audience could not be restrained, and the
performance was repe stedly interrupted by
bursts OF applause AT the end OF the acts
the leading performers were loudly called
for, but declined to respond before the cur
tain, the composer and the artists consider
Ing that such appearance would violate the
anify OF the representation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
l UMBERl LUM0ERI
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

On and sitter this date we will sell AL Kind. OF
.u1ber At srestly reduced prices.
W hIte Fine Siding per hl ndr, l.. ., q 80
Write Pine, cults, good, Per hundred. 90
Virginia Pine Elvoribs, 80. ans
White Pine, A. and 4, dressed, - 3 40
a. Oak Fencing, 8 inches, - 4 o.
ADD ell other kinds of Lum Der equally q. I,w
small lot OF DAG, Hickory Walnut, and Poplar
ct lees than one half The usual price,
large lot Of Brick and Saud ct lowest msrkes
prices.
GEORGE III. JOHNSON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
PERSONAL.

III YCU WANT something really pleasant Is
1 Dentifrice, try WILLS EUBEKA TOOTH
POWDHk. com posed entirely Of impor ed q tics,,
pleasant to the taste, and equal to any rs cent ar
Gle. auR7 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
auGR-U Corner 18th and 81 0treete 81 W.
NATTAN'S CATHAkTIC AND
ANTIBILLIOUS PILLS,

L
For the radical cure Of HabitpdI Cosftrensss Coli
Nere0ns and SICK Headaches, Dyspepsia and IN
DIGESTION, l. irp Complaints and Bilious Disor-
ders geasTdiIy. JdKndics and PtteS.
Reasons Why Hettans' Pills should be preferred
TO other patent pills: First they home made.
consequently always fresh; contain no mercury; do
not gripe; ihousands of our own people use them
csu testify to their uniform effcieacy.
Price, Is cents per box. For sale only BY
ARTHUB NATrANb. Drsogist,
suGlstr a and ID streets northwest.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Allcock o Porous Plas.ers, Is cent?; GpdGrsy's
cordial 10 cents; BALLS Hair Remover, 20 cents
Helmbolas Buchu, 90 cents; Wright's Pills, ~
cent?; Pierce. Di.c very. IS cents; Browns tss
Ginger 40 cents Glenn o Sulphur Soap for Freckles
20 cents; Bepsons CELERY and Cham omiie Pills fJr
Neuralgia. A cents w. A. CRAY, Druggist,
susl6 ST. 3I1 Mass. ave corner ith street
EUNERAL FLOWERS BURNISHED Ar
Il BE- sUNABLE PRICge, BY
his. fRl8S, SIOtcey AmbalmsY,
auels I'm 900 srh street northwest.
WAshIbGT0N, D. G, AUGUST lith, 1915
w JhO. HALL withdrsws from the drm OF
JOHN FISH GB CO.. this day. ausl5 2t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

Owing to Its mixed character, It is . littl
hard TO tell just what the genuine article O
democracy Is DOW days; but In our jadg
ment the Cincinnati fipPareT Is the livelies
and best OF the so called democratic paper
IN the United States. We know something
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSl AMI FUND.
CtT-ln GeoreetovL. on the evening Of the
~ il b, hild's NECK CHAIN, with Locket
eta. he'd The A. der will be Literally rews rded BY
tsvt II at No. 33 Congress street, ueN Bridge.
II TT. STANTON.
H1S kEWARD-On the Capitol Grounds, Au-
NJ gust II DiARY, MARRIED ~; rRASK
coLi.bts Sith John A: ". Cl.rvoe, Police head:
quarters, the above reward will be paid Rail Dad
Tic cts 10 Ger e~se, Ill Lois, in Disry cannut be
pted. Is railroad Companies have been notiAei VI
the number. auRNlv-
OsT-On Capitol Hill, on 10th Of August, Q
~ Bl.oh ard Tan GlP. Answers to the ~
name Of TOPeT. A liberal reward Will SA
be paio IL returned TO the EHATE STA BLE J, cor.
ner DtIavare ayenue aud o ct q. augn5@
V1n0 R1WARD-Stoleu from the store Of tine
SgOO undersigned Q lot Of TOBACCO, CT
oAke, dc, TO amount q about esO0. 0IS viii be
Said for the recovery Of the goods, and as for the
srrest and conviction Of the thieves.
sugl1 ST. O. BOYBR, 3il " street v.
II OsT-Msny Teeth By neglect. Use WILLS
IL ECRKKA TOOTH ROWD8R: 1t gradually
rmoves tartar and all Impurities, haFaens tas
guns, arrests decay grestly, contains no acid: al
Drug stores; Is cents. sug2-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-15

n HUMBHR OF HORSES WILL b TAKRu
~ TO PASTURE on reasonAbie terms o.
on Rock Greek. teven miles from Washfng. -
a. plenty Of grsss and .stsr. Fo. farther lar.
eos "a ais Isnisi.n oo sTs any -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-03

Motto for an orphan asylum Thus far
and no father"
San Francisco has green peas and aspara-
gus.
Four hundred gamblers are at Cheyenne
ready for the opening season in the Black
hills
The voting of 81 500, 900 to the ccnten-
nial by Congress puts the cap-stOne on the
prospects of that great enterprise.
Gen. Caleb Cushing becomes, by the death
of Reverdy johnson, the Oldest Cabinet Min
ister living.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is asked to
pass law making the excessive use Of to-
baeco cause for .diyorce-quid pro quo.
The other Theodore Tilton, Of
Museatine, Ia.-has sued Tor divorce from
his wife.
Connecticut papers are making light Of a
woman who weighs 3s4 pounds
The Delaware papers say that so far as
observation can reach, the peach crop Is
still safe.
The expenses of collecting the internal
revenue will be cut down 81 900 900, or
about 20 per cent.
Gen. Sheridan is opposed TO army reduc-
tious. but says millions can be saved by
transferring the Indian bureau to the War
Department.
According to the Reading (Pa.) Eagle,
many of the women of that city get drunk
twice or thrice every week, and even girls
of thirteen have been carried dead drunk to
the lookup.
The royal college of surgeons at London
has decided to admit women to examination
for its license in midwifery. This gives
them legal position as practitioners in OBJ
stetries
Sarah NJ Logan, said to he the first col
ored female student who has graduated
from any medical college in York State, has
Just received diploma from the college of
medicine of the Syracuse university, and has
begun practice in Washington.
The existence of a large and profitable
railroad property at the West is well certi-
fed by the fact that the net earning of all
the roads reporting to the Illinois commits
sioners was over S35, 900 900, and the divi-
dends paid amounted to Sll 400 900.
Senator Bogy, of Missouri, in his eulogy
on Vice-Pfesident Wilson paid him this re-
markable tribute Here was man who
never struck his eolOrs till he had secured
victory"
The bill to abolish the death penalty in
Maine and substitute imprisonment at
hard labor for life passed the Senate by IS
to IL. 1t had previously passed the
House.
Charlotte Cushman is called 90 the only
great actress America has produced.
Only eight of the 2,l5O bills thus far in
troduced in Congress have become laws.
Randolph Rogers's S25 900 statue OF the
late Secretary Seward will reach this coun-
try in May.
The Mayor and Aldermen of Knoxville.
Tenn, have agreed to serve this year with
out compensation.
An Illinois girl had 200 spasms in three
weeks, which beats Sunset Cox.
Miss Cushman's fortune is estimated at
about six hundred thousand dollars.
Judge Dorion, of Montreal, has decided
that DR.. Worms shall be extradited. The
legal yermifuge will take effect at once.
Piper, the convicted murderer of Mabel
Young, in Boston, has no appetite, and his
hands are KEEP: fastened behind his back to
prevent selfdestruction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-03

\ NARROW ESCAPE FROM BURIAL ALIFE.-
family named Woods, living in White
Pigeon, Ind, came very near having fun
eral. the other day, before they had a corpse.
4 Miss Woods, aged 49, was laid out in
graye-clothes and placed in a coffin. Her
grave was dug, and church at White Pigeon
was opened for the purpose of holding fun
eral services. The hour came for leaving
the house, and with it came the undertaken
with his sc1ew-driver. He looked at Miss
Woods's face, and thought he saw signs OF
life fitting thereon he thought this so
strongly that he refused to screw down the
coffin lid. 1t was arranged that the coffin
should be placed open in the hearse and that
the funeral procession should move TO the
church at White Pigeon 50 as to lose no time,
and not keep the minister and grave-diggers
waiting At the church the coffin was
taken into a private room, accompanied
by the parents Of the girl and two or three
friends A doctor had been summoned, and
he came After short examination 1t ap-
pears that the four-mile jolting on the way
to the grave had stirred up good deal of
life in the young lady, and it was very evi-
dent she was not ready to bury. The doc
tor called 1t a trance or case OF suspended
animation. The pareuts told the preacher
to pocket his funeral sermon, the grave-dig-
ger to FL up the grave and the hearse and
coffin and undertaken to 60 their way re-
joicirg, while they went home and gave
thaE daughter dinner of her own "funeral
baked meats" At last accounts the Woods
iaJuily had not had their funeral, and the
parents and child were doing well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-03

j ara. 'a. l SIS Oi cHustancy, dear friend
..t' me, though die, thy whole life lopg.
A.-- Hc r. .iuer tL thy DAYS shall end
r4s we've rish and wrong
J.. -l.l .Iust love another. be il So.
l-1 u0t reach cut %. my quiet grave
Hai fry heart ~ .t should cnoose 90 20
L'a -logld not te slave.
s ..-- -ls- trust. viii va serene
4l carer .-ht than gilGs those earthly IL rms
r- t5e Jealous e- and enyles keen
N-.-- --" this lie with ta0rns
.l.4 u'tsf not feel my shsdowy caress.
B.. a'icr -eath, my soul should linser here.
A.l- -el-t. crave t8ngible, Gloss tenderness,
L.-s presence, warm and near
J.. tl.I not make me sleep more peacefully
l..t -a.l vert wasting all thy life IN woe
--' r.or stse; what love thou hast :or me
Iast.a .t crcl
..-e upon % stone when am dead
.1f pIl.se which remorseiul mouruers give
T mems -riFss-a tarty recomp sense
l-t speak them while live.
1902 tae heavy marble On my head
Ie HNat away the sunshine and the dew.
-' -Hta blooms -rlw there, and let grasses wave
A-l -l u.dreps nter through.
D 81 p meet many flirer and more -sy
Juan J llt trust me. thou caust never lind
si0 ".l lovc and serve thee q .ht and day
~ a more single iu.ud.
--5- us Ehen die The y.olets
1850 mS rest viii blossom Just ss blue.
. q mss tIy tears. cen Natures self torrets
I.t vt.le 1--we. be true
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-03

IHE ADVANTAGE OF IT-The day had been
set, and the young man was happy. But
his father failed in business, and he collect
ed together all the pink loye-letters, the lock
Of hair, the faded violet, etc, and started
for her fathers mansion. lie was high
minded and honorable, and he felt in duty
bound to release her from the engagement.
Yet he grew faint a. he was ushered into
the parlor. Such love a. his wouldn't stay
crushed
George dear Gearge r' she exclaimed
as she entered the parlor and seized his
hand
"Arabella, am here to do my duty." he
said as he rose up.
"Mwhat'7 the matter ." she asked
'H-hayen't YOU heard of-of my father :
failure ?' he inquired, hi- heart beating
painfully
Why, YES, dear George, and what of
it?"
AREN'T you-won't you-that is
I'm glad Of it-that's all p" She cried
You are"
"Ot course | am | was taking with
father, and he said if your father had fail
ed for S00,0 he'd made at least $50, 900
out of i, and Of course you'd get twice a.
much a. you counted on ''-D.tr0Hfrss
Prtss