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formation ~ In could etve. I1e said that Stc!n-
berger 1lved III magnificent etE!e, his hotel s1-
rontcs atuouattng from S25 10 ESQ \ day.
EDUCATIONAL,
ne BILL Sow nEtoRE THE ROUSE COMMITTEE

ELA%fHl lA<NHLs,
TIE HILL now NEt0HE THE ROUSE COMMITTEE
ht<elal rispateh to Yhe Chtca7o 7rsbnne.
WAsr1:nro1, y. G., Feb. 1.-The Houso Com
tnitseo on Education aud Labor. at tts meeting
to.morron morning. oxpec!t 10 conclude consid-
c1atton Of tho numerous bills referred 10 It. al
having for their general object Tho appropriation
of tho fnturo proceods Of salca of public lands
10 EDUCATIONAL pufposes. Thu bill which Will 10
reported will not probably dtf1er much from that
introduced BY Chairman Walker carly In the Sea-
sion. The bill provides that II The close Of
each fiscal year tho Secretary Of the lntn1ior
elal certify 10 The aocfolazy OF the Treasury the
amount which las BEEN received from tho sale
Of pubic 1anda during tho past twelve
nontbs. AnJ that for Ars seass this sum,
which now amounts toabout, 81. 500, 900 annually.
bo distributed among the 6tatos 10 tho Easlo
eonsns beforo tho distribution. No s.ats is to
seceivo any part Of theso fui1dd which has not
ALREADY KsIAntlnuEp coHM0H tCloaL sYsfEH,
and which docs ut. Of itsctf support common
schools for at lcaat three months In tho year.
squanlered,. then tho State which has wasLcd It's
portion js not to receive any further
aharo Of tho money until ito lohses
l,1sa boon madc good. After two years onc-
landA only arc 10 bo distributed, the other h1t
to bo tnyested ia permanent fund. tho interest
only to be used ~ beforo described. After ten
yeats. no further distribution OF anunal recoipls
cd, and tho interest only used, and thereafter
the distribution is To ho tuRdo according " tho
population Of States Instead Of IN Tho ratio Of
ittezacy In zach. gome members OF the Com
nntteo favor dividing theso funds besnoen tho
co,nu.ou SCHOOLS and higher Institutions, such ~
colleges Rnd technical SCHOOLS, aud aou.e Aznsnd-
ment allowing small portion 10 b. do2osed to
these purpoBoe may 10 agreed upon.
number Of labor organizations Of tho coun-
Try have scnt petitions to Congresn aslsiug for
national charters. Tho petition Of trou-mo!d-
erB, which is ono Of tue most numerouslY signed
Of any, has heen referred to sub-comn1i,too on
Education and Labor, but it IL doubtful II re-
port On tho subject ic made beforo 1aso In the
eeHstop.
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IN EHIEA0O -
Tbs alarm from Uox M. ~ at . o'clock 1asa
night WAS csused by tho discovery OF fire In the
swa.stQry ffsme houee ut No. 4G7 Michigan
avenue. The premises asa owued by William
Doc and occupied 10 boarding house. DamARo
insignificant. The woodwork In room iguitfng
from Gas-jet waa tho cause Of fFo.
4 defective tue III fsaula cottage at No: 469
Elstoa avenue, owned BY q 3fr. stlector aud oc-
oupled by Michael Fallou ~ seaiaonce: sot ftse
to the premises 1t G:G8 last eyouiug. aod caused
20. I'he James wcte extsuguished without
souadiug All alasu, aud before tho loss exceeded
$50 ln value.
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commercial frosty between .hs uulted aates aua the
Republic Of Feance, placing citizens q no untted
aud most favored nations. IN respect TO dnt!es and
etassta tMpo.ea on imports x!sb tle hepuhllc Of
ffan:e' Adopted.
The iiou.s thea look up tbe ht, reported yesterday
from the Committee bllc Lands providing for the
sate o kantas Indiln auda In Kansaa to hctu. sot-
ters II authorities thu payment by setlass su PIT.
undss IT, aptratseat1t oltcay iaaae o. tao
te ss i, rs sa
AtlsF seioa dscatsEan tic Bit rass..f.
IltE JUDICIARY BlLt. ..
Mr. McCsatyr fsopl TIM judiciary Committee. re-
rorted ali to oTgapJ1e IL. judiciary 1T The United
blases. Male the fleeal order for Wednesday, Feb.
Dr{s S 'n ts.t.Ses a .s u esa'' ess eteat
Co.,t of AppeaIs, wh'ct y 10 l!sse sprsii.t :
Zach circuit. Tue terms Of Conlt4 Of Arrealasc to
held in Boston. Alhany., rhsladelthta, 1'iehmono.
New oseaat Lou.as,')e. Ghtesxp, ii. Lop.. .aa sat
arc 10 be husl and conclusive. but review upon
INV nAy be ha.t On writ Of error Or apIea! 10 thu
trovezty exceeds she sua Or vaue ot siooo Or where
tho adjudication involves eon.t'tulional Question.
e .ny 1.,y .. H. Ct re Untsa ga.1 III
sufficient to require dual decision by the supreme
bill legul,lIng practice In the rnitfd States ctrru
and Diht.ict Courts to tho time and manner Of In.
ttsncting uties and arguing causes 9equI'nE them 70
held. Tbe bill vas discussed until the elose Of the
morning louFt when It went over without action.
TIE PRESIDENCY.
Tic uoufe thtu resumed confederation Of the pro-
posed constitutional amendment limiting the tres-
dental term.
Mr. Woodwork opposnl the amendment. and de-
c1hred that although hc had voted for the resolution
o1es,.t by ono Of tho Warw'cks On tho other ftle
against third Term, he would prefer thousand times
to Preadcnt Hsaut reelected rather than see the
oca ate by u those Who, twelve Years heo, "esc
In aE1ns aR4inat the Government.
Mr. Young remarked. sc:hArn Representative,
aud ~ one who had torne Arms sgatnst ahe Govern
Hitu that there wAs no danger OF any Buch rerton
putting himself forward N Ifcsiental candidate.
Sit. Knott, Chairman It iha Judiciary Committee.
clcsed ths debate witt soech f4sotIpg the proposed
amendment.
3lr. Reagan offered IN amendment, ~ follows:
" No person who h2b hc1d, Of may hereafter hatd
tho Office Of President shall evtr thereafter e eNcbs
10 e4id Office that the Of the office Of President
and vIccTTesldent Of sho United statea shall to st1
years." ....
mr. New orel 10 recomm!t tic bt1l TO The judiciary
Comlaittee. Ths vote was, yeas, Ia; us5', l3-a tic
ynte.
Tho Speaker voted ID The negative and the motion
| WAS loat.
| The vote vss then takrn OF 1is. Rclgsna amend
mcps, tho word thereafter being h1st changed tt
sthete.ftern Ths vols resulted yeas 20 nays, 1885,
[ 4 rota was then taken On Mr FfIeA amendment
| and 1t was reiectsd,-yeah, l1J: nays, III.
vote Nas then takea on the patbaHe OF the Dill
| and 1t ~as iost,-st.t, ttf; nays, Iu5.
| Thr House then ADJOURNED.
, 1876-02-03
A UNITED STATES excHEQuER.

/ PECULIAR FINANCIAL 6cuEAE fA0P05Gb NJ
NEraEsgAgAr.yE fHon yIRalxtA-nta rHoposl-
TIoH TO CREATE NATIONAL CORPORATION.
D,,pateh 10 Eeu Fork 1is'.es.
WAau1xaIoy, D. G.. Jan. 30.-1iF. Tucker, of
Virginia. has financial echaa1e before tito Com"
lnistee on Banking aud Currency which At loast
has tho merit Of being original. Iiia rropoa-
ton IL to create = national corporation to DO
kuoni as "Tho Governor aud 3iousgers OF tho
Exchcener OF tue United STATED Of America"
The E1choquos Is to hays ralI.up stock Of
$100, COO, 900. in sha1es Of sl00 aach. Thrpe
Commissioners, appointed by tho corpoEatora.
arc to opon eoaka ot subscription Ia Now York.
Boston. rhihdo!phia, and other prominent cis!eu,
aud tho Bubscrlptioua to tho capital ssock
arc 10 bs paid thrao-fourtts in Unitod Statos
logal.tent(er notes aud oue.touttf ~ gold and
1t tue time Of tho subscription Thlec-fourths
OF all tho capital must, at I'll timea, DO bald BY
citizens OF tie unlsod Btatos. After tho books
have boes, open mum bcr OF days, "a 10 specs"
Or any part of its capitat stoek, nnd hccome
merged In this corporation. Alter tho suescrtp-
tons era received tho Commissioners h1o 10
tuss, over tho money and books to tue corFo-
cali meeting Of tho proprletors in the CITY Of
Now York, to elect hoard OF nina mAnaRe1a
for tho chief office, which is 70 be kept stwass
in NoM York, aud board OF i've ula1agcre
TOT eAcl hfanch coaelLuked. III u0AlA
at nne Hsnagets. Ut the clicf ots!co IN
New York. aro 10 o!ect tho Governor for, ono
yoa1. aut tho i've managers Of each b1auch are
10 elect quo of their number for tho asmo period
| The capital Is 10 10 distributed by the prop1le-
tors besmeeu the branches, and the Governor 1t
New Yo,k may establish neH branches nlth ap-
proyal OF tue p.oprletors. Tho corporation u
| 10 hAvo Uauk!ug and m Issue Department.
Tle former ~ TO frAnasct bau3iug business OK
clussysly. Tho Issue Department 10 to eonsiss
| OF thtca Commissioners for tho chief o}tica
| aud ihroo for each branch Office. pue to be
appointed by tho President with Ito consent
| OF tho Hepate, and ono By Tho Governor OF tho
| fstate in which tho office ia located. aud que
by the Qoys1n0F and managers Of tho Office
, 1876-02-03

tr<ttat Iutateh "a Ths Chieaaa IrtauHe.
ST. TuoNAs, Out, Feb. "A cAr.whoel foun-
dry. with contents, adjoining the Canada 6ousi,~
CRU Nailway shops, owned bY q. L. Russell i
Co.. Of Chicago, MAJ totally destroyed By FRO
last night.
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AT NEW VHIEHH5. -
Nsw ORLEANs, I,a., Feb. "a dra to-day Oh
Magazine street, bstWean Conssant!nopla aud
Mareno st.ae.s. destroyed esght buildings. Loss,
$4,000. Mostly uaurcl In local companies.
Janios Quinn. taboser. was instantly Killed By
4 fRll.pE wall.
, 1876-02-03

Last night The boiler asad tor .bsstiog tho
Unlou llotel Il Galesberg, ILL.,, hlaw up. oaus-
inE considerable damage to Tho heating sPPA1-
&sua.
, 1876-02-03
CQMhfiTTEE.W0Hk.
THE TAnfFF QUESTION.

Sptetal LHyoa.eh ho Tht Caaeaaa Tritant.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Fob. 2.-Thc moro tho
Tariff bill is discussed tho lcas probability sbcra
is that 1t will pasa tho House without substantial
amendment. Mr. Morrlaon h[mself is confident
that 1t will be reported by tho Ways ana Icans
Committee aud will roach tho Senate, but
h:a opinion Is not shsEcd by Ill
Other Democrats. aud not by Bomo Of bis own
Committee. Fernando Wood is opposcd to tho
bill. lie docs not fayor.tho tca and coffee sat.-
indeed, he Ia opposed TO tho assumption Of any
definite policy by the Democrats. Ho believes
their policy should bn 10 pasa tho appropriation
bills aud adjourn without committing tue party
to any donuisc proposition in tAo currency or
ilnnuco. Tho tea aud cottee tux Is tho vital
feature OF tho bill ono Ia fact from which ad-
titioual revenue is expected, and ts tho ono that
IL most opposed by tho Democrats. The Sen
nto1s OF both parties asc confident that tho bill
viii not paBB. .
CROOKED BACON.
The Committee on Expenditures In tho De-
pArtmcnt OF Justice expect to investigate the
election OF Charles Hays, OF AtAbam1. and to In
qulro into ths distribution of army hacUn l.. lis
dibtrict. which was yo.ea 10 tho sn4esers IN the
oyeruowod country
BuuTnEnN CLAIMS,
,tFhe Houso Commit:oo Oh War Claims has GOO
hiiih before IT, aggrcgattug t2u, u0o zoo, largo
pEnpprlion of these arc founded OH doubtful
contracts, on army seizures. and brought by dls-
loyal petsou6.
, 1876-02-03

Mr. o'Bsleo offered = resolution tnstfusant tho
pedItucy Of fequsstlpQ ths pses!deat 10 aegptlas
, 1876-02-03
MONEY TO LOAN
ep gsal Extasa Ia chicaRo ind vicinity; improved
srtte7red. Funds In hand,
MEAD h cpE. 1s6 I.Sa]ls-st.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
FOR 1876


..,p-..,a.,+,,, c.mo.,cn rIl, ANN cou,mencs |
1nst struggle wt determine ~hsthss sae ooveFumedt
Of tho Unitcd hatea RnAn coa.'"uo :" w ,.
b .hs pasty which preserved! i from d!s'aenocfmsnt
OF aao '. -. s.ssr ~ s,x.-y Tonht ts rnain,
hep sa'o II IL ofaef 'n'' e'a'es' "'sAs =" '''A
Ths elections Of 1874. White incting temporary do
f4.t m the nepubcan rarty did much good in sweep
soc s.aes anu w. aason,1e ,ha
aud sos1upung inaushcs. Husa "'.o ~, ~
sas, rheh bud ,afe.tei @ IT, s.nsn hs npus
m uatty In the elections OF 1875, recovered most OF
III !ost ground, and Will eutef wh usey psospee" oa
retosy upon tho great and deels1'e astueRle mas w."
.e,, ea.io ~ ssas".y ,u"s' =, ~ IN sr;.,oncc.
s. es,,. tha snubc.n psrty to remain in
1hoee WIZ 'on =, -. .rtt.,ts :, th.t .ra
pores cannot mofe eAs'eass :.
tnsa ~ 'ncfo.ona W. .,. :. ,.a,,.
1h1aoNh Ii snele ao'Buoatue -. %,sh.r .sn. ~
&paoheeo n,uo t. * .,.,t pre,,.
Hu "et. u'oso "1.s .ts,ttaont c,y.n ,yJ mi
asaA.' tsntts -. t,s,s "a ,rorn,+n,. Il viii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ava NV -"~
eoasasa' ,,r 1n,cnrr,s pr arronu.
n, ~. 14.dtno Io.s,ures before The public. TuE
~ w. $500, ta,ds a. foovtnp vi.ua believing
.u.sAuJ .t - ...St =. III =, n-nuhlic.n.
'ne'o ~ - .ts nr-.rnv making I. II .tab,,
nj ri aooi ~ ood nnh silycr without Injury 10 tho
debtos classes.
2. Reduction Of direct state, and Indirect haaonal
3t1*tson. - o..r,r.b,n.rt In puh,to Exren6t.
,n, ~ IlGpntio. a. eubsidlos oi Public Moneys for
ris.t. Bcheuog o. Payment u HebeI Lctsea cut Of
the National Tseasury. .,. ,, -,
4. An hontat msusnanco % lnoao NC oeeu 70 M
stats GontTol snG snnssyiaIon oyet Common Car
tni Gnrnorsts Monnpolies not to urpycas them,
hut 10 nroIect Tho people.
T. Eiposure and Pan!shsnsnt Of Al ofnetal GorEup-
toa az Frauds On Tie 1tsTsnua "1e' no guilty man
T. Mops4. and FL Men for Ill onlces-eivins good
Unopsts prefezcuca ever former seessennis, M s, u.,
, 1876-02-03
REV PUBLICATIONS,
A GUIDE TO TIE
BLACK HILLS,
POWDER RIVER,
and Big HORN
GOLD FIELDS.

Full description Of tho country.
How to get to 1t. A correct Map.
Gold discoveries to Jan. I, 1879.
How to mine and where to mine.
lao closoly-printed octave pages Of
what everybody wantH to know
about theso now Gold Regions, will
bo found in Triggs' "NoRTHERN
WTCMING.s
Psice, ID Closh ST. Paper, is cs. Sent to any part
Of l1a unittd HtAsea CanAdas On receipt Of PRICE
III. TR1GGS. Cheyenne, Wyoming.
, 1876-02-03
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON,
STATISTICS Showing the Pres
ent Condition Of the
National Fl
nanCes.
Comparative Statement Of Internal
aud External Rercnuc
Receipts.
Suggestions for tho Improve
ment Of Our Consu.
lar System.l
Provisions Of tho Bill to Provide 4
National Fund for Public
Schools.
The Democracy at Loggerheads
on the Tariff Question.
Many Of the Prominent Members Of
the Party Favor a Non"Com-
initial Policy.
A Decided Opposition to the Re-
newal Of the Tea and CoE-
fec Duty.
Failure Of the 0ne.Term, Six.Year
Presidential Proposition.
An Original Scheme for Farm
ing Out the Government Cur
rcncy System.
, 1876-02-03

commercial frosty betveen ihs unitad States sna he
Republic Of Fe,ncs, placing citizens OF tho unted
aud most favored nations. In respect to duties and
ehsEsta tNpo,ea ca imports x.sb tle nepuhlc Of
EtaN:t. A4olteI.
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How "A Mormon wife Feels.

The younger Mormon meanwhile had been
silent She was about % years old, dressed
neatly in lawn, had pretty teeth, fair skin,
and big blue eyes
Her two children, boy and girl, were
drawing "A dollcarriage around the yard, but,
firing of il, they came and leaned upon her
knee. They were pretty little thiags, and
when | praised them she put her arms tight.
~ around each little form and pressed them
closely TO her, hiding her eyes III the little
girls curls.
I'm papa's baby, and her Is papa's drl, -
sand the little fellow, digging his fist in his
sisters neck. Then they started again on
their romp around the yard.
You must be happy with those little darl-
Ings, and %: course you husband has no 9TH
er wife,
NO, he has no other wife, lips
quivcred and her eyes filled with tears, but
he will have one before long. | have tried
not TO believe it, but | can see HIM slipping
from me every day. wrote my mother IN
New York about it, and she said for me not
To live here day when that happened, to
bring my children and come to her. But /
love nv husband just as other women DO.
My chils-en are his. | could not take them
away and be happy without them. 80 | shall
stay here with m.-C0Urscr-JOHradl.
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THE OLD DUTCH CLOCK.
THE STORY or A MIsEn's LEGACY.

NOminally, We are the heirs, Ethel and |,
of her misery, vicious uncle, Triptulemus
Forbes, who lived and died in Oversee, and
was buried without u tear; the only good
word ever sad for him was in commentator
OF his exit in consequence of which we took
possession of the gloomy old homestead, that
stood midway between the town hall and the
court house, in the pretty little village crown
ing the head of one of the most romantic of
the many bays that dent the coast of Massa.
chusets. With all my good fortune, | am in.
clined to quarrel with even the mite of credit
accorded Iriptolemug Forbes, IN the suppo.
sition that we enjoy Il competency acquired
from him; ! hold that we are really and nc
tually heirs Of an old Dutch clock, with a
dlngy dial and grimy, cracked case, on the
top OF which an autOmatOn shoemaker treats
pink and blue wife 10 stroke for every
unit 10 the hours that adorn the face. Ethel's
uncle might have accumulated twenty mil
lions, instead of the modest hundred thousand
he left but we, probably, would have been
where the lawyers letter found us, had il not
been for the clock.
We were very poor, reduced 10 straits SO
terrible that only crime seemed 10 stand be-
tween US and starvation, when, one morning
the inirequent postman called on us with a
portentous looking missive, addressed Ia
James Moun,ford Tracy, Esq, No. 300 Mar
low Street, City. With the address was q
handsomely Autographed card of legal firm
on Broadway, and was too perfectly impress
ed with the idea that il was a citation into
court 10 answer the demands OF some irate
creditor, to bicak the envelope; Ethel, how.
ever, weak woman though she was, had the
nerve lacked, and taking the letter, she tore
il open and ran her eyes over its contents. !
noticed her growing paler and paler rs she
proceeded, and presently she dropped the
written page and sank back in her chair with
out word.
Picking 1t up, my dependency rapidly
changed into exultation as / read how Make
fees & Makefees, attorneys, etc, had pleasur,
in sorrowGully informing Mr.. Tracy that hi
wiie's uncle, Trlptolemus, Esq, of Oversee
was lately deceased, and, no will appearing
or being in probable existence, they congrai
ulated Dir. Tracy that his wife was heir TO tn
Oversee estate, real and personal, which wa
supposed 10 be extensive, though Of what ma
ture Makefees & Makefees were unable 4
state. as their correspondents at Boston ha,
not been explicit in their advices OF the Gil
of October and subsequent dates. They ha(
been making strenuous efforts for nearly three
months TO find the heirs. and were delighted
that they had succeeded, and il Mr.. Tracy
would call at their office at his earliest con
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THE TWO ARMIES.
BY o. ". HOLMES.

4. Iif.,. ,rcpoing coIumu nour.
Two marshaled hosts are seen
Two armies on the tralnpled Shorea
mat death hoWs O'acN Nel"een'
,.,,..- g., ,,,.. .,,,,,,, ,.o.,,.s r,l,
The wide-mouthcd ciarion's bray
And bears upon crimson scroll,
Our glory il to STAY
Wi,L .od VET wntclC1l ewes.
Cnlm a, the pat,cut planets gleam
That walks the clouded skies.
AVE- i i's ,IU ,"5 ,'o ,yay,
,,,,,',,. ti,a.l ,sir,,Ia limo
rs 1",.I5' U' - ~ '' save
'"' ""'S ~
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FARM AND HOME.


Pomona walks in the gardeB
She walks with stately mien,
And in her mantle thc carries
Apples yellow and green.
They glow like the tabled frutagc
Brought to Paris Of old,
As he stood on the slope Of Ida
And heard his fortune told.
She bears them nettcd in silver,
Whcrs sunbeams dance and play,
And thrushcs are singing loudly
Their careless roundclay
And butterflies back and scarlet
Fit through the russell leaves;
The cicuda plies his labor,
The early cricket grieves.
And splendid parterrcs of crimson,
Blossoms Of sunset dye,
Incline their heads to the goddess
Who PAGES slowly by.
And there N the glowing noontidc,
Dispnrting in his glce,
Comes Eros, the mischicf-maker,
Disguised Is a brown bee.
And he stngs the dreamy goddess
Upon her rosy lip;
As she shrieks and drops her mantle
Away the apples slip.
And the mellow harvest frultagc
Is ours until this day;
PomOna's layOritc apple
For love was cast away.
-Ncw York Epcning Post
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THE lager"

Once upon m evening bieary
While sat me!dreamy, dreary
In the sunshine thinking over
Things that passed in days of yore,
While nodded, nearly sleeping,
Gently came n something creeping
Up my back like water leaping-
Leaping upward from the floor;
"'Tis cooling breeze" | muttered,
From the regions meath the iioor-
Only this and nothing more
ALI distinctly remember
1t was in that wet September
When the earth and every member
or creation that it bore
Had for DAYS and weeks been soaking
IN the meaAest, most provoking
Foggy rains that without joking,
We had ever seen before;
So knew it must he very
Cold and damp beneath the Goor-
Very cold beneath the floor!
So | sat me, nearly mapping,
In the sunshine, stretching, gaping,
Craving water but delighted
With the breeze from meath the noori
Till found me waxing colder,
And the stretc hing growing Dolder,
And myself affecting older
Older than Ia felt before;
Feeling that my joints were SITTER
Than they were in days of yOre-
Sitter than they'd been before!
All along my back the creeping
Soon gave place to rushing, lcapinS,
As if countless frozen demons
Had concluded to explore
All the cavities" the varmitsr'-
'Twixt me and my neither garments,
Up into my hair and downward
Through my boots into the floor;
Then found myself a-shaking,
Gently first, but more and more
Every moment more aud more.
Twas the "ager'" And it shook me
In my very clothes, and took me
Shaking 10 the kitchen-evcry
Place where there was warmth in store
Shaking till the dishes clattered,
Shaking till the tea was spattered,
shaking and with all my warming
Feeling colder than before;
Shaking till it had exhausted
All its powers to shake me more
Till ii could not shake me more!
Then it rested till the morrow,
Then resumed, with all the horror
That it had the face to borrow,
Shaking, shaking as before
And from that day in September
Day that shall long remember
1t has made diurnal visits,
Shaking, shaking on so sore!
Shaking off my boots, and shaking
Me to bed if nothing more!
Fully this and nothing more!
And to-day the swallows fitting
Round my cottage see me sitting
Moodily within the sunshine
Just inside my silent door
Waiting for the lager" seeming
Like man forever dreaming;
And the sunlight on me streaming
Throws no shadow on The floor
For am too thin and sallow
To make shadows on the floor
Nary shadow any more.
boston Gdaeti,
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In Algeria there is a river formed by the
junction OF two streams, one coming from a
region OF ierruginous soil and the other drain
ing peat swamp. The acid OF the latter
acting upon the iron In the former forms a
true inS, and the river is actually a stream Of
good writing fluid.