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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
Epttaphy.

Epitaphy.
The Boston Bulletin has prepared the fol-
lowing list:
Epltaph for liar:
In life he lied while he had BREATH
And, strange to say, lies still in death.
For an angler-Waiting for rise. .'
For baker-He kneads no more on earth
For betting man-"Better off"
For brewer:
well-known brewer lieth here;
His ails arc O'er-hcs Oh Ibis bier"
For waiter-"Only waiting"
For a doctor-"Waiting with patients
For begger-I asked tor bread and they
gave me a stone.
For bootblack-With the shining ones.
For potter:
On earth he oft turned clay to deli,
But now he's turned to clay himself.
For razor grinder-Under ground.
For decentralization the fashion OF this
world passeth away"
For musical director:
In beating time his life was passed,
But Time has heated him at last.
For sallor-Anchored.
For an auctOneer-GOne!
For watchmaker-StOpped
For barber-Scent ahead
For wheelwrIght-Tired of lite.
For egrapher-Dispatched
Fore scalemaker:
His weighs were the ways of pleasantneSS
Ia all life's ftful dream;
He struck q balance with the world,
Ana then--he kicked the beam.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

Why is Blaine like ariveri-Recause he's
widest al the mouth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
"Wish L Had dat Money Now

\ very intelligent darkey was met by an
ante.bellum friend the other day for the first
time since the war; and the old mans delight
at seeing one of Massa's ticker friends in old
times was unbounded. After hearty hand
shaking and protracted laugh peculiar to
the Southern darkey, the gentleman asked
"Well, Uncle Joe, hope are you getting
along IN the worldg
"Sorter slow, Marse Wilson. Been had
rhematiz right smlrt lately, and things Amt
gone zactly n .:ht, aohow,' replied the dar-
key
"A great many changes have taken place
since last saw YOU, Uncle Joe. Death has
taken your Old .aaster away, the family are
scattered about he four quarters Of the globe,
the farm is d!,ilrd up, and strangers occupy
the old house. 1t makes one feel sad, Uncle
Joe, to think Il The changes that have been
brought by OF, Father Time"
"Yaas," repi.rd Uncle Joe. You member
when was a : ave- worked hard at odd
times, and made money huff to buy myself.
| paid old masss a thousand dollars for my
freedom
Yes" said Mr.. Wilson, II remember it,"
wish 1 had dat money now" unused the
the old darkey.
well, yes" replied Mr.. Wilson; ait would
be quite fortune for yo."
Lots o. fortune, sah," said the old man
mourntully, land cherry time think about
it kinder rue de bargain. Niger was wutf
a thousand dollars then, but now he amt
wuff dam. Mighty changes In dis world,
massa."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

ROOk ND JOB PhINTING OF
ID eveTy description. done neatly. correctly, IA
ovest prices. Give q call sad viii endesvor 20 gty
yea ent-e satstsetoa. oSNANf HAPR6AG
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BUDGET OF FUN.
Tit for Tat.

Among the annoyed and dripping pedes-
TRANS who sought the and of a Grand hi'er
street car, yesterday, to help shorten The way
home, was man with gray locks ana an oiu
maid with beau catchers and false tcetn'
They seemed to hate each other at first slght'
for he was hardly seated beside her when ne
growled: .,,
"If you women didn't wear bustles, ihere u
be twice as much room in street cars
IF men didn't sit cross-legged thcle w
three times AS much room" she snapper III
reply. 80 odd;,o
"if I was a woman, wouldn't be gaddlng
around with the rain pouring down this way
he remarked.
"Ycs you would. If you were woman
you'd want to go out and show those 1eet
He drew his No. us under the seat, flush
ed up a little, and growled:
"They are not false, like some folks tee tn ~
mo, and they don't turn up quite as much
as some peoples nose!" she answered.
He was silent for time, but presently he
recovered himself and went on:
Thirty years ago women got along with
out paint, powder, bustles, straps, buckles
and such nonsenscal fixings."
Thirty years ago." she promptly replied,
"it was a rare thing 70 see man come out
of a saloon wiping his mouth on his thumb
He didn't say anything more, but he won
dered If she wasn't looking out OF the win
dow when he sigAaled the car.-Detr0H Free
Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

THE Two WEBsTERs.-When Mr.. Webster
visited England, after he had attained fame
enough TO precede him, an English gentle
man took him one day to see Lord Broug
ham. That eminent Brton received our
Daniel with such GOODNESS that he was glad
10 get away and back to his rooms. The
friend who had taken him at once returned
to Lord Brougham in haste and anger.
My lord, how could you behave with such
unseemly rujeness and discourtesy to so
great a lawyer and statesman: 1t was insult
ing him, and filed me with modification"
"Why, what on earth have | done, aud
whom have been rude to!'
ITO Daniel Webster, OF the Senate OF the
United SIates.'
Great Jupiter, what blunder! thought
IL was that fellow Webster who made die
tionary and marty ruined tie EHglisd lan-
qudge.''-Harper's Magazine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

"Can theirs be anything brought into this
House" asked disguised member, during
the last session of the Legislature, that will
not be repealed sooner or later?' One of the
opposition suggested "a skinned orange"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

a gifted young poetess, who is destined
some day TO thrill her native city OF Bdrling-
ton with soul feli pride, sends US beautiful
idyl beginning Why do the June days
thrill me SOP We don't know for certain
why, but we suspect 1t must be June bug
crawling up your back that makes you thrill
So"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

In the city OF Halifax there dwelt lawyer,
crafty, subtle and cute as a fox. An Indian
of the Manic tribe, named Simon, owed him
some money The lawyer had waited long
for the tin. Ills patience at last gave out,
and he threatened the Indian with law suits,
processes and executions.
The poor red man got scared and he
brought the money to his creditor. The In,
dian waited, expecting the lawyer would
write receipt.
what are you waiting for SAID the law
yer.
Receipt" said the Indian.
ga receipt" SAID the lawyer-"receipt;
what do you know about a receipts? Can
you understand the nature of receipt? Tell
me the use of one. and will give it to you"
The Indian looked at him moment and
then said:
"S'pose maybe me die; me 60 to heben
me find the gate locked; me see the 'postle
Peter; he says, SIMON what you wantT me
says want to get I'M he says, you pay MIR.
j. dat money! What me do? hab No re.
ceipt hab to hunt all ober hell to find you %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
The Imported C!ydesdale Stallion
DONALD DINNIE
The property Of
Geo. Murray, Esq, Racine, Wis.

DONALD DINNIE l. a beautiful dapped dark bay horse
with lour white feet In his and snip his nose
seven wears old stands II hands HIGH weighs 2D
(twenty hundred and sixty lbs OF Immense substance
compact form, with legs immense at bone has superior
action and unrvaed STYLE Donald Dnnie was sired by
that celebrated horse Young Campsle, he by Campsle,
dam hy Wonder, Young CAmpse, while the property OF
David Riddle, ESQ kbOwie. gained the following prizes
First AT the Highland SoCetys Show, al keSo first two
wears in succession at Glasgow; first at Perth, File and
Epross Associations and others too numerous TO mention
Donald Dnne gained the following prizes In Scotland st
nj Dunfsrmline 1S2 first and silver medal AT sterling,
an 1873. and that used by such celebrated breed
or. ,s ord Dunmore and Sir VIM Stirling Maxwell. oil
Kuir. Was imported aaue iall by Simon Beatte, Esq
Toronto and shown seven times against the best horses IN
tnnda taking first every tme-among the rest hrst and
erpS axes Markham rst and silver cup at Egington
i and diploma best horse the grounds at Proln-
cial London and since tie property OF Mr. Murray has
never failed take the highest honors wherever shown
In ls the first At the Wisconsin, state Fair and rst al
state Fair and sweepstakes best GRAFT hore OF any age
or breed sweepstakes and silver medal for stations with five
of his colts From there he went TO the Illinois state Fair
and was shown ring OF sixty entries OF the best
draft in the country again taking first in his class a. also
sweepstakes His colts have Invariably taken st al state
and County Fairs wherever shown.
From the above Il will be seen that his showyard per.
foranceS unparalleled series OF snccesses and
that point OF breeding well A. individually, he stands
unriyalied on the connest of America
TEInssj0 Insure payable when the mare ascertain
ed TO be with Ds Good pastur e TO mare, rom dis
lance at reasonable rates Escape and aecdent. AZ
err risk WM THON.
May l., u,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
NOTICE TO uENnoLprRs.

nIHR UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i commenced IN action In the District Court
of the Rifst Judicial District. IN aud for tho
County of storey. State u Nevada. In which
artiyn he IL plsintin. aud y. ". nOLcOhHk
and SULLIVAN MINiNu COMPANY are de-
Pendants, whl.h action 10 LrOught To enfofos .
lien IN iavof of plaintiff AID against defendants.
upcn the south thirteen hnhdrci feet of that
certAip mining claim and quartz lode, bsaring
gold and silver. situated In the Gold It'll MIN.
lug Disirict. Cvuuiy Of Storey, state Of Nevada.
described - fsllowg Beginning st tho north
cent p~,st, situated ON tie nortluestsriy slope,
sbout two hundnd feet souihsriy from rsvine,
and wheLcc bea.s the southwest corner psst Of
the Europa ComIany's Uniied states Survey
~. i01, hoith tvJ degrees. nfty minutes vesi,
twS thousand s,x hundrrd snd thir.y-nvo feet,
am nnLing from said n0th osntsr pot. niss
e0urss eat TIRE hundrd feet. scsoSd course
south fffe.n hundred feet, third rourre west
six hundred feet. fourth soufs- north hfteen
hundred feet, NTH eouIse esst three hundred
feet, 10 the point of csinnisg. containing
twenty and sixiy.s'x the hundrvdihs acre.,
bearings eipfcrvod irvn true nief.d an. meg.
netic varisiion rixtsen snd o,e.baif degrees
east, gether with the tnemenir, hefrdiia.
M. nts snd ~, urteLanrss thtrsunto bciobgins,
which lisn ID ~ seufe the suin of Three hun.
dred and pixly-ons and hys ,ne buodrtdth.
10 claimed usder and by vrtue Of the Act Of the
Lsgi. aturs of the stsie OF Nevada. entitisdi
"An Act 10 secure liens 20 mechanics and
otbcrp. snd 10 rcpssl all other Acts IN relation
thereto" approved March 7'l. 1873
Now. thsrsfosc. al persons havirg claims or
holding liens uyon said pfemisss. under the
prsviAions az such Act. are hsreby notinsd 70 .
and sppesf bsforu said court ON THURSDAY.
the 9oih day Of JuLs. A. d.. 1876. st 10 o'eiock
A. n, the sams being day VI ihe regular !nne
Term. A. d.. 1916. OF said curt. and 20 eshibt
then and there the prof nf sbslr said lisns.
n. n. q .IiliiCk, Piaintih.
Virginia. Nevads. May I'D. a. -. isid,
II. II. rA,Lon. Aiiorney for P1sintn.
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SUMMONS.

Ts TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
= First Judicial Distict of the State OF Ne.
vsds 10 and for the county of Storey.
Q; II, WOOD. Plaintiff. u. q. W. WOOD. DE.
fendAnt.
Actin brought In the District Court OF the
Fivt judicial district VI tho ttAis of Nevada.
In and for the county of siory. and ile COM
plalnt nlrd In psid county. In the onies of the
CLERK Of ssId District Court. ON HE 1th day Of
Nay. A. d. 1916.
WOOD. D,fsbdsnti. rou AN Lsrsty rvqwred to
appear In an sctiop brought a.sinst you by the
ahoye-pamrd plaintiff. In The District Court u
the First JuJIeiai DIstrist OF the btats Of Ne
yada. ia and for the county of riorey. and
answer the complaint nlrd therein within ten
days ,txeiusive OF the day OF ssr,ieej after the
srfyics on ytu 0f this snalnons. II served In
rsid county. or II served out VI said county.
within twenty days. and IN all other cases forty
days. or judgnisnt By default WILL be taken
against yos, sccording to the prayer OF sAid
complaint.
ment AID decree oi raid Court dlssolving tho
bonds of mstfimony now existin. between you
and plsiniiff; awarding 10 laiItId the care,
custody and control oi the minor thilorcn.
Aines W. Wood and floia !. Mood. i.sne OF tho
marriage between ,ou and plniniiG; for costs ot
suIt .. 4 touasel fees and siso deere OF Said
Court awarding 10 paihtin the ,ois ovnership
of the community proper, now owned by you
and pia min. consisting of = n. mssiead. and
situals In the t,vn " Gold Hill. county OF sto-
rey, aud described ~ fuliows. To wit lot Num-
her Twenty tsuD. IN Dloek Numbsr One a..
ncisi plat ~ msp Of the town Of sold I'LL. to-
gether with dw elliDc rltuaicj th. reon and tho
hou shold furniture. all of the ,aiue of ono
thousand dollars or there ,bonis. For cause OF
action, plaintn q alleges failure and neglect ON
A., our psft 10 provide plsintiff and your children
..lf ba NM raa D.. sf IN. nf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

TIE English papers are excited over u
singular story Of domestic infelicity. An
officer Of the Guards married a beautiful
young Lady. The happy pair spent
their honeymoon in Paris. and returned
to fashionable quarters in London. But.
while the husband seemed proud OF his
young wife. he was not perfectly happy.
and spent much Of his time away from
her, aud shs developed an extraordinary
fondness for flirting. and even visited
one gentleman at his room in the sven-
ing. The husband applied for divorce.
but tho vito proved her innocence. AMI
that she was married only in name and
by law, and he was non-suited. But the
Judge took occasion TO administer u
severe rebuks 10 the lady, and over her
head to others who are guilty OF the
same folly. lie said that of late years
there has been an alarming increase OF
Irritation among ladies' who ought To
know better ami be- in better business.
and who, though stopping short OF
criminal conduct themselves, encourage
practices which ars dangerous to society
and prsjudicial to good morals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. sis.


U. =. Snrvey Ne. Ijs.
TT q. LAND oYrfcE. CARSON CITY, MI.
u 4. vads, May -. isfd. = N0ties 10 hefsby
given that the "sUPEhlOR GOLD AND slL-
WEIR MINING COMPANY. . corporation duly
oryanlled ard existing updsr the laws Of the
State Of California, whose po.tofics aidrevs
and principal place Of business 10 Nan rr.n'
KAIohT, Ito sups rintendent nnd duly author
izesi agent, made application fra United btstes
patent for hftssn hupdrd licOo) linesr feet OF
the i" stewart Lode" bearing sold and oliver.
tSgcther with surfscs ground sir hundred feet
Hin Mining District, ss ~, county and state "
Nevada. known and designated on the field
notrs ana ofiicial plat 90 United States Survey
or Lot No. lS. In keciion 81. Township ~
north. OF kange ~ east, Mount Dlsblo msridisn,
the exterior boundaries of sald Lot No. iss he.
Ing Is follows. 70 wit beginning q . poet
MARRIED No. !, u. y. survey No. iss. located
about ssvsnty-nys feet below the Ophir 0rads,
on the north side tf Crown P0in, Ravine. and
whence b-ars the cross on the Catholic Church
In God hiii south 7is degrees sssti nAgsi.n
nagstan on Mount Puiler north 3is degres
west; the quartef.seclion corner on the south
line VI section 81, Township II north, Raj Ne ~
east. Mount piablo meridian, rouih 10 degrees
west, i.pts feet, and running fiom said post no
I; tirri caur,e-Norih sok degncs srrt 30
loCts W Ntat wv AhthtCf s<tbuu tbufro-
North 10 degre-s 30 minutes we.t i,so feet 10
Pvrt No. .. Thence. third courye-souih S1h
degrees east COO feet, to Post No. 4. Thence,
fourth eosrse-south 10 degrees 90 minutes east
/, 800 feet, 10 Poet No. 0. Thence. nfth eour,e-
North t0k degrrts west 3OO iesi. 10 lost No. =
the point Of beginning containing 10 ti.ioo
seres. Bear.ngs expressed flom the true mtri.
dian, magnetic varisiivn 10 degrees % minutes
east. The labor spd improvements consist OF
. shan and tunnel. .reerdips 500 In value.
Survey made to Acconi with record VI location.
This claim IL bounded On the south by the On.
tsrio Comtany'r claim. ~ d On The vthtr sides
by unknown claImssts. This location vas duly
recorded In BOX "B"of Locations. Page 2ss
sior. County Records. kept at the once Of the
Cou, " Rscorder OF storey county.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely any
porti.n of raid supsilur 0old and Silver Min
Ing compsny's cl.im sre required TO nl. thti!
sdyerse claim with the Register Of the United
Ststes Lsbd Ofies. al Carson city, New. during
the sixty.ds,s period Of publication hercof. nc
thsy will be AIRED By virtus OF the pr'visions
Of the statute.
my73 6st a. WAIIL. Register.
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Tine sacramsnto Dee SAYS: 4 gen

Tnx Sacramento Dee says: \ gentle
man residing in the northeastern por-
ton Of that city was partaking OF an
early breakfast as the lightning train
flashed past his window ON Sunday
morning. Thersupon. II occurred to
him to hasten his meal, walk down town
and take look at the train and its dusty
and travel-worn occupants. This he
did-at least partially. lie stopped
only once or twice ON the way to con-
verse with friend. and when he reach
cd the depo, they were just putting dis
patch on the bulletin board announcing
that the train had passed Stockton.
When be read that he dill not mention
TO any person the object Of his visit. ba:
merely remarked that be thought tho
train should have been much further Oh
its way, and walked home again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
sIncKHoIpERs' MEETING.

LPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING coM.
"A PAnY.-The ninth annual meeting OF tbs
stocktoIders Of the Above-nained Company. Tor
the election Of Trustees aod the transaction ~
B. held on MONDAY. Juns 10. 1876 (thini
Monday In JuneI, a. I O'Clock 2. =. on that oay.
Al ths ONE Of the Company. Transfer books
viii be clossd on TUESDAY, June IL. 1870. at
o'cl.ct p. u. WM. WILLIS. Secrtary.
Onise-Rocm No. - kevsta Block, No. W
Nontsptue,y street, Fan Francisco, Cal. uiy77td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
ORDINANCE NO. 90.

THE BOARD or rRusTEEs or TiiR
i Town OF Gold Hill do ordsin:
Any prrson or Isrsons who shall dep .sif. rr
canss 10 be dcpcsileJ. upon shy stre.t alley ~
public thoroaghfAre within the inco poisie
iImits of the Town VI Gold iiiii. any alas.. bst
tiss, hoo,s. nails. ashrs, papsr. or rubbish OF
ruisanee' and upon convIet on thereof before
sny Jusiics OF thu Peace Of said Town of Odd
Hill, shall bs fined IN any sum lot rxeeedlLf
aity dolisrs, Iior Ices than tcu dollar with
costs Of suit; snd unless said nnc be paid such
yeuos or porous shall be imprisoned IN The
dollars of cal fine.
This Ordinances shall be strictly enforced on
and after tLIs date.
Gold Hill, Nevada May 30. 1875. myal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
APPOINTED AGENT.

Niorfcg Is HEagBY OWEN THAT !
IN have appoint d n. W. RAY my Asen, 70
eoIktt al biiis and accounts du no. NJ. nay
h not only fuiiy authorized To siga my name
and Seceips Ior eli moneys eollccied. bu, al,o
70 sue Tor In, same. n necessary. NJ. hAys
MAJ of business 10 al q. II. oallups Cigar
store. ouposits The Bank Of California. nAln
,irr,t. OoL Till. IN the absshcc OF NJ. nay.
q. ii. osilup 10 authorized TO reee'p' iof
n"nr,, ",,yr ,m ass me- o. G. MuSpELL.
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sIocKnoLpfRs' MEEIIna.

mHg ANNUAL NETTING OF THE MITCH.
i Kill Gold ard silvvr hinlpg c,mpsny will
hs held al the once VI the Company. hom 10.
California, on TUESDAY. the 7Jth day NJ
Juns, 1915, at O'Clock ,. n. for the pur,nse of
eleclirg D0ard OF Trustees 10 serve for the en-.
suipg year. aud the Transaction of such other
busibess a. may come bsfcfe the msetius.
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sIocknolptRs' MrErIMo.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUE STOCK.
i hnldcrs Of the MONUMENTAL MINING
COMPANY. Tor the eloctiou Of Trustees 10
scrve for the ensuing year. and tbs transaction
OF such other bu,iness a. msy come before tho
mesiing, will he hsid at the efies of tho Cotn-
psny. Rom - Msy,as blset, s ,,s ssn rfses,.sc,
1870. Of . o'c.ock r. H. rnnsfer bcois eissd
';n, %,n,a ,%i' w.R TOWNSEND. seer-,.p.
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aIocK LosTI

/vrRrIYiCATEs nos. is.s7t AND 1i.soi.
l sos evs shSes each Of the Dcieher hinins
c.,r, sny's slvck. AL p<rpons sfs hstshy eau.
siapsd moi 10 purrhsse the pams. - the trans o.
of the siock hes bssn stopped on ths pooks o.
-sii nlra.r Trtnru Il " the once of the Yellow
jssk nlaing Company. In Gold Hi.
mylO. .oods FRANK ltobE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

"Is IL becoming to mef" asked she as
she paraded in the costume OF one hun
dred years ago before the man who is
not her lord and master. but il her hus-
band. "Yes. my DEAR" said he. meek
ly. "Don't you wish could dress this
way all the timer" she asked. "Nc.
my dear" he answered. ''but wish You
had lived when that was the style"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
A COUNTRY SCHOOL

Pretty end pale and tir.d
she sits 10 her stifi.bsck chair.
while the blaztng Summer sun
Shines On her an brown hair.
Asd The tiny brook without.
rhat shs hsars through the OPEN door.
Nocks with 10 murmu cool
Hard birch and dusty noor.
II seems such an ensless rcund-
Grammar and A. G.
The black b ard and the sans
The stupid geosraphyi
When from teschsr 10 liitt> Jem.
Not one of them earcs q straw.
Whsth-r John" 10 In any" case.
or Kansas In Omsha.
But yemny's bare brown feat
Are aching 10 wade In the stream.
where the tout 10 his lurinc bait
shall leap with q quick. bright aleam;
And his tsscher's blue eyes STRAY
To the 1Jwers on the deck hard By.
TIL her thoughts have followed hsr eyes
with ha'f unconseieus sish. rI
Her heart ouiruns hseieek
As che smslls their faint sweet scent;
But when have tisc and heart
Their mes-urc In unison blent'
Fur time will h,sse cr lag.
L.hs your shsisw ON the grass,
That lingers far behind.
OF dee when you fam woaL pas.
Have patience. restless Jem.
The streala and the nah will walt
And palisnee. tired blue ey-s
Down the winding road BY the gate.
Under the willow shssie.
s'snds some one with fresher flowers;
80 turn to your book. ac.iu.
And keep love for tho afier hours.