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ed with lnxurlant Diack curly nalr, scai0oy |
tinged with gray at the day of his death
mouth large, and lips thin and tremulous
his eyes large, deep-set, and black, with
weird, PARKWAY expression in quiet, but
terrible, burning intensity in excitement
face noticeable in throng OF a thousand
with intellect looking out at every point
most haggard, woe-begone, fortune-teHing
countenance his person arrayed IN siouch-
ing, Hitting garments, including always
several coats Of various and indeeribao!e hues
which be dofed and doomed in the progress
Of cause according to the amount oil per
spiration which be was secreting, ana a
crayat which has been said 'to meet IN an
Undesirable tie, which seems like lortq-
itous coucurrences of original atoms. lie
possessed a wonderful capacity flor labor ana
study, bus was martyr 10 sick headaches
all his life.
No less extraordinary in style than in APP
uearance and manner was this phenomena
being. His wild soarings were strange 10
an audience accustomed 10 the majestic ana
regular flights of Webster and the silyery
utterances Of Everett. But the style bent
/ ted the man and the manner. lie delighted
/ in strong contrasts. As in Shakespeare
/ PLAYS king and clowns jostle each other'
/ 80 IN Choate's rhetoric the homely and the
magnificent are frequently in juxtaposltlon'
Doubtless his style lacks simplicity. 1t Is
/ feryii. iupa~siOned, Oriental IN Its richness
and luxariance, often exaggerated, but al
wavs uoetic and suggestive His vocabulary
a56unded in reconcile and high-soundlng
words Ills Imagination converted the COM
monest objects into things of beauty and
described the painest acts in phrases that
haunt the memory. Speaking OF a person
he,itatiny to commit a small offence when
contemplating great crime, he sad Is
! it possible to think, nationally, that Al per
son was going TO plunge INTO cataract pc
low the precIuicc ne would be over careful
not to muisten his feet with dew - Oh an
| iuprobabie narration he said The story
Is as unlike the truth as a pebble Is unlike
"a star-a wiich's bro0mstlck unlike ban
| ner-stah. ~ ora cunning witness lie Is
Quick, keen. knows when TO hold his tongue,
with the cunning Of a bushy-tailed iox-
ais right" Of lonely place ~
was a. lonely as the desert oehInu
Alceirs." Of a captain deceived IN his
reckoning; II suppose If the philanthropy
Of Two hemisphere shall ma only the grave
in which SIR John Erankllu's body has
warmed a place, every coxcomb CLERK Will
pass an opinion, Judging ~ after iac's, ana
-ay precisely where the error IN lddg
meut was" OF an unseaw0rthy vessel &.
The vessel after leaving the smooth
water OF Boston harbor encountered
the eternal motion Of the ocean, winch
has been there from creation, and Will
Dee there till land and sea shall be DO more
She went down the harb1r painted and
st d f~arI~ 81 sni mn q
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RIcHM1N3 - A. George Goodrich, Of
Richmond. was going home from tho far,
Thursday might ia passing Mr.. B4beocS. Of
jericho, ~ old man, be drove against his
wagon. breaking bJ;h axletrees and throw
Jog him and young lady with him out.
seriously sprainins Tue young LADY, ankle
Mr. Goodrich was driving pair Of spirited
horses On Light wagon. His wife and
Miss Del Brsaat. OF Richmond. were with
hun and they were all thrown out. Mss
Bryant Va taken up inssnsibie and carried
to Mr.. Bliss boa Sc. in Essex. An hour
after the accident Miss Bryant Wa- uucJu-
scious. The horses cleared themselves from
the wagon by breaking the Whit tree. and
soon stopped.
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Ii was reported to one o, ,ae e
clans in the hospital iu oue
HOUSES, the other day, taat ,..-.n
living IN one of the wards a
condition. The nurse declare.
insensible for twonIy-i94r 4..--
had tried in vain u rouse him.
said that il w.. probable ta--
was under the influence % -a
narcotic perhaps be bad u-.-
of hudanum. lie ,a.ii, was
necessary that the uui0r-.n.-
be resuscicated at once Big rr
stimulant. Accordingly Ae .-
of hi, assistants % take % --
battery and apply ID @ tle IH-.-
recovered. The assistants Wer-
pital with the battery. wlle
stopped tor g few moments la t
Wien thew reached Tie mani
placed the battery on the l.lr.-l-
nltient's ankle, they Wllr.-
around il. When cyer,..r- r. FL
fnev turned on the current
second later the PROSTATE -- O.
r,tient bounded allat fl.- t..-
and As il came down lrat
second shock sent it up a-4a.
meantime exclaimin.
..Yow-wow-wow OI.m.r. -----
Oh Thunder and Lightning
Yow-wow-wow Another
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9su, advertisements.
REMARKABLE LETTER
From Gentleman Known and Honered rom 'i'
Atlantic to the Pacific Coast

Messrs. WEEKS PorrER. Wholesale DFnggsis,
Boston, Mass Gentiemen.-l have ior some =,
felt il a duty that owed TO suffering humshS ~
write you stating the great beneht that IA, 80, ~
rived IRON the use OF SAsFoRDs hADIS - 49,
FOR CATARRH. For more than 20 years hsHe .e'I
afflicted with this very troublesome cumpdalHnN; -.
nave tried all the remedies chat could h1u' III
without material or permanent benefit. Last IA,
the disease had arrived at that state that mus
have relief or Die The entire membran1us :! see
had become so inlamed, and the stomach 20 w. -
dered, that it was doubtful MISTER Nne aiSa-
cou ID 20 to the Pacific cost. or II dld 20 Whetne
should live 10 come back OF not saw an Aua a.,
tisement o. this medicine an, although oelhS NeiS
incr-dulous about specifics nostrums OF any hlhu,
VET in sheer desperation l tried this, ana ~ one
VA. benefited by it. The changes oil climate,
chronic disease OF the liver. and my aSe-oNSI %
may prevent my entire restoration, out ne ',
derive from It's daily use is TO me nValuaple' anu
/ am bopinr TO be completely cured, and al last
arrive at a respectable old age. -.
II mis- statement Of my can be OF any service
10 those afflicted as have been, and enable You 20
bring this remedy into more general use, es pecAly
on the Pac fc coast (whoTe Il IS much nee1euh N'
object in writing this note will be attained:
Very truly yours, hENhi 49,, " %
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SAYS Boston physician, has no equal as a blood
purifier. Hearing q It's many wonderful cures after
al other remedies had ai ed, visited Tie laboratory
and cow need ms sc { o.. is genuine merit II :
prepared from harks roots AMI herbs, each o. VII ch
j. highly effective, and they are compounded II
rr-.-- -s--- ~ r..u-L- "
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CaStOria.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, OIL clse-' fer
CASTOR OIL Castor.s is the result u an old phys
iciaus effort to produce, Tor his own practice. an
effective cathartic pleasant 70 tic taste AID REQ
from -rpin=.
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, % Hyanns, succeeded IN
combining. without the use OF alcohol, pursatlve
agent as pleasant to take as honey, and which
possesses al the desirable properties o. Castor OIL.
1t IS adapted to al ayes, but IS especially recon
mended to mothers as a reliable remedy for al
disorders o, the stomach and bowels o. children Ii
IS certain. agreeable. absolutely harmless, and
cheap. Il should be used for VIVID collie. sour
stomach, worms costiveness Group. SC, then chill
1ren can have sleep and MOTHERS may REsr.
}. B. Rose Co., 90 Dey Street, New York. are
the sole preparers of Castor.a, after pr- Pitcher
cipe.
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rEEEPOGT AND DrByQJE I'm

Is the only line for GAINESVILLE. Waterfowl, FOND pu
Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton. Green Bay, tscanaha,
Negaunee, Marquette, Houzhton, Hancock, and the
4 49, L.
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Hsm Sdrsrtiseu1fnts.
Centaur
LininentS.
White for the Human FANNY.
yellow for Horses md Aninia's'

1has. rinimsnts are simply the wonder o. inc
I'D Thar efects are little less than marvellous
va, ,hs,s are some things which they will not CO.
rh.,, iii not enre cancer or mend broken bones
Int they will always allay pain Ihsy hA'o
st,aiybtened fingers cured chronic rheumatism o.
many years standing. and taken the pam ~,
terrible burns and scalds. which mas he's'
done by any other article. ,
THE WHITE LINIMENT is for the huni1a
family. II will drive RHEUMATISM, seiStiea anu
Neuralgia from the SYSTEM care Lumoago' yin.
blains. Palsy, Itch, and most Cutaneous Erup'iohs
1t EXTRACTS FROST from frozen hands anu
feet and the POISON OF bites and stngs Of venomous
reptiles it subdues swellings and slleviaies pam
Of every kind.
For sprains or Bruises it is the most potent rem
edy ever discovered The Centaur Eminent . useN
with great efficacy for Sore Throat, ~
Caked Breasts, Ear-scns. and Weak BACK iH'
following is but a sample Of numerous tes'imohiis
INDIANA HONE. JEFg. Co, ISD. May = - h,ye
81 think i my duty to inform you that nav
suffered much with SWOLLEN Feet aud -ChoIus.
have not been free from these sweilnss IN -
years. Now an lsrecily NeI.' .Hiu" 20 he an
md VAIN BESJAMlS BRowS.
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable It IS
handy, it Is cheap, and every family should haven't
To the sick and bed-ridden the halt and lame to
the wounded ami sore we say. Come and 10
healed"
To the poor and distressed who nave spent their
money FOR worthless medicines. bottle OF Centaur
Liniment will be given without charge.
The Yellow CenfIur LisiiDeni
Is adapted to the tough muscles. cords and hesh
Of HoRsss AND ANNALS. It has performed more
wonderful cures OF Spawn, Strain, Hini-daA'
Scratches, Sweeney and general Lameness, than ST
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
/ Expressmen say Of It's
Every owner Of horses should sve the C-niaur
Liniment trial. we consider u the bes- Att-e'o
| ever used in our stables.
ga MARSH supt Adams Ex. Stables, NY
81 PULTZ, Supt. ). tx. Stables y j % Cd.
{ ALBERT ). OLlN, Supt. Nat tx Stables NJ.
"MoSTGoNEEY. Ala. Aug. l., Isl :.
! "6FSrLKMEs,-I have Used over one gross o. Zen
| taur Liniment yellow wrapper. on the mu4es o. u
plantation, besides dozens "l the tamlly Liniuelt
Tor M negroes want % purchase i al the whole
! "a le price and III thank You 10 sh p me hy cav
] aunah steamer one gross OF each kind Messrs a
T. stewart o.. u pay your bill On presenta on
/ ..Respectfully. JAMES DaRROw.
! The best patrons OF this Liniment are Farr-ers
/ and Veterinary Surgeons II heals "a4ls "'unls
! and PoIl-evil. removes swell ms. ana Is Nui IA
millions OF dollars 10 Farmers, Livery ren, stock
growers, Sheep-raisers, and those having horses ~
/ cattle.
What a Farr,er cannot 90 for So the Centaur
Lnnent Will DO al tritiug cost.
These Liriments are rlrraatsd by the propr etors
and a bottle II be given o. any farrier OF fh}s--
elan who desires 10 test then sold every where.
Laboratory Of J. Z. Rose 4 Co.
81 Dry ST, NES YoEN.
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Is the shortest line for Northwestern wisconsin
and Minnesota, and for Madison, It Paul, slhne-
apols, Duluth, and all points in the great FORTH
west. It's
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What is Needed.

BOsI0N, Fen. =, 81
3ir Ii. X. sTEvENS.
Lear sir-Abuut one year since ! found myself IN
a feeble condition irum general debility. Woe
TINEw was strongly rec mmeuded 20 me by friend
who rad been much benefited by its use. l pro
cured the article and ater using several bottles.
was restored to health and discontinued It's use. /
eel quite confident that there j. no medicine supe
rior 10 IL Tor those cuupsnts Tor which IL IS espec-
ially prepared. and would cheeriully recommend Il
TO those who feel that ;hey need something to re-
store them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
L. L. PETTINGILL.
Firm Of s. NJ Pettingll Co, 10 state ST., Boston.
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vEGTINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Aug. 4. DAWN
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\ merchant % n" 1ofA, reS,-lh9 III
bFloAi4u' -uSrte-eu lis vic o. uelus 'oO
intimate Win very A~NuSoue Id" q ~
iact. be was certain '1At sac wa IN me
hA1lt %. lTi'ia+ 'li "ilh MN 10 d pace o,
quc>iiouah-e character some mi4eS out Oh
TIE city, Vne morning instead OIL say in=
IN Ne" J Ok all daf' lie returned 10 Hl'
home IL an ho4r OF Two anu Iounu tua'
his spouse Haa enIeIel buggy with d man
anu Lad driven Oh only teen minutes De-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

Is the old Lake shore Route, and is the only o.
passing through Evanston. Lake Forest hl-hlai
PARK. Waukesau. Racine Kenosha To milwaukee.
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meets the vaults with TIE ..
person returns TO hle OUT oi . ''--
once 20 to the rescue 'i'''
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You don't mean T. say.
inson- that's She got one ''
anywhere near her
Certainly she has.
"See here, now. | want o. ,',
TO You private. The hone ...I
bout to marty the W iider ''l.-
make any little arrangement "l.. 49,,
OH that WIG Tor a IL" la'' e -'..f.. rel
inson is thoroughly t'ai' Do DID,
your pocket.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

1.s.itt tho Greatest pleasure that We present to
| mo nnbiic thIs hearty endorsement OF SASFokD
K.pICAL CURE FoR CATARRH. by Henry "eIs' tsq.'
OF Wells Fargo Cos Express The pos ll.'n tn.s
,entlrman mas for so many years occupied "a 9uI
6Ys,n,ss world and especially IN connection Win
tb- develope eut of that golden country the sSo
coast mas made his name known ana ieSpe 800
tbronrbouT the land HIS earnest desire thit tnose
xrbo Know him and are suffering from TINS alsease
NAV he induced TO use it We TUT may be stae ne
those who do not know MIN land they are lev, ,5'.
.nsdv II Is bevond all question the most success
mi eye- compounded for the treatment o. Cat Urn
II is prescribed By our best physicians II : recon-
nended nv our leadius sp0thecaries, ana TEST
Is srori ali p,rs Of the United states attest the
esteem in which il is held by tie thousatcs VINO
have been enab eli by it, use Il escape the irlsHt
ful consequences that folio" totAl neglect 0' 'n
prevalent direase.
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COLLINS
VOLTAlC
PLSTERg,

Rt,DTCTfoS IN TUt PRICES or
vNTCHWoHH.
Return. 10 Rates C9larged Be
fore the Var.
watches will now uc cleaned
for SE.1O instead Of SE.3o. and
nj. watch and other repairing
apperinining Ga the business
advanced during the war, now
done nj the Old tariff. IA
making this change WISH 10
,ay Ihnt have uo desire 10 Gus
under prices, only charging the
same aS in Egu;,und and other
towns. and have done WHAT
conScieBiiou.iS believe The Times
demand
Tr74s Railroad TIM kept here.
Feb3. +i&wti &. ". ~tNGAEE-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

A GK.UI>E MODEL FOR The CATAMoUxr
MosUNsNT AT BENNINGroN.-The Ratland
Globe ssy,: The readers OF the Globe doubt
less remem5 Der the accoun. given last No
s.n.ter %! the taxing Of a catsmount IN
wardsbJlo iy Messrs. Fits, Perry. John
son and others The skin was stuffed and
has since been in charge of E. c. Fits, of
East WsrdsSofo. Thursday, however. it
passed into the hands Of the Bennington
historical society for the purpose OF having
il used as a model by the sculptor. Bartlett.
In making his bronze catsmount for the
monument TO mark she site OF the famous
tsnmor,, Tavern at Bennington. Mr..
hrtleii nin-eii passed through here With
! eas.sdny. and will take il to PARIS
With hl,a. TIE sniDai va, fne specimen
u his kitd. being seven feet fsc inches
long from up TO tip
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

when first applied. changing p about month O.
a uniform sate g. %. and o. all lntcuts sud iuT
poses SLATE. ON
TIN 3OOFS
cur ref color j. u.ully preferred, - ptc coat D
equal 10 i've 90 ans ordinars paint Tor
.kRruEa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

i the only route for Elgin, Rockford, freeport
and all points via Freeport Its
cuTr.cn Avn MILWAUKEE, linz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

s.a.>aDs 10 OR G5yERNl ~ ELrcT.-Our
ueql, elected Governor, Hon. Horace FAR
bank. Wa rendered -eronade at his resi-
Deuce IN -. J5au-bary, Wednesday week
Cannon were fred, and a grand torchlight
prscs,-.1a. headed by the ST. John~bury
Come, Blol, and composed Of over three
thousand citizens OF CALEDONIA County.
lai.e. and gentlemen. was formed, who
proceeded g. the Governors residence.
where Rev D. L Miller, IN behalf Of repre-
sentatiycs from all ;he towns present, ten
dcnaered congratulations. This was re
spoaded {, By Governor Fairbanks IN
short AMI appropriate address, after wh-e1
tie company we're iayited indoors, and con-
sratu .atl1ns were exchanged until a late
hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

We learn by g private despatch That
George K. Chapman, the regular Kepuol4-
can candidate, is elected States Attorney oil
Addison county by "a majority over Col
III. Lucia, the boilers candidate
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CINCINNATI. Nov. %, 1872.


Mr. Il. r. STEVENS.
Dear S.r-The two bottles Of VEGETINE furnished
ne by your scent, my vie has used with great
benefit.
FOR ] long time she has been troubled with dizzi-
ness and costiveness these troubles ell
tireiy removed hy The use OF ' E6krINt.
she was also trouh. w.th Dyspepsia anu Gen
ezal Debility; and has been greatly benefited.
mos. 6ILMOkE, <2e4 Walnut street
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RrrIE-SHooTNG.-Atl last Friday : pTac-
tice OF the Darlington Rife Club N. l.
Montgomery made a score of 4 out of a
possible 50, at 800 yards, and i. b. With
ere.l made a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

ne SeAi.ns. views with pride the figures
of,se Democratic Votes IN this city 10
1872. 20 IN Ia. al $50 in ~. Bui the
Sen.iae! Quits g. mention the fac; that the
Republican vote IF che city has increased
more than the Democratic, standing e@5 n
-. rs in - and ,l05 IN IS. Tie Dem
osrstie vote my sa still larger as Cur city
.r.x.. bst re Republican vote keeps a
nan.s ms.y a4--i of it, a 1t has for five
wear. pas. ..c s5al not have much TO
rno,nn for. 10 tae increase
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

Mas HArDEx, who was shot by her hus-
band. a, Derby Line, Thursday, Aug 3lSt'
died wednesday evening, Sept. 9th from the
sFs.ts of the wound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

T6E Young Mems Christian Assoo'A'-'N u
Vermont Will hold its annual convention IN
Mjddlebu7v On the 18th. Goth and @lst Oh
September.
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NEGETINE
PROOF.

Is ackuowl edsed and recommended by physicians
ana apolhecares 10 he the best purifier and cleanser
o. the blood 81 discovered. anu thousands speak n
J. No.. 80 L.Na .eeu ra.l-rel Z. leL-tl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

HENRY WARD BrEcHER delivered the az
dress at the White River Valley fAiI IL
Bethel, Thursday, Sept. It'll, l'ooo pe0pi'
being in attendance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

TuKF.ll term III the University op ened
Thursday, Sept TIA, The new Class numbers
90 ny so on the ground, and more expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

Ar,be recent election, the little town OF
~, ,svos Republican majority Of 9l-the
larccs; since lsGl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15
NEGETINE

Vas looked upon as an experiment ior lume : ne
hy some q the best % our ply s.cians hut those
most lucreduluus In regard % It's merit are now l.
-.-.-t a-.sn- .r-.rl. md sun--r-ars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

Hos " d "a. Bingham, the Democratic
csndida,e r Governor, ran for RepTes 'nia-
tive ip >ttws. and lost his election by oHe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15
NEGETI\E

oes not drive q valds into false hopes hy pur- n
and creating fictitious appetite but assist nature
IN clearing AID purify the whole ~ stem, leading
the uateut -radua4ly 10 perfect heath.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

Iftne Sentinel had consulted the columns
Of tie FElE Press with more care, 1t might
have saved Itself tie modification Of an
nouncius tie result Of an election IN Cali
f1raia, ;v5 months before any election oe-
ours in tLat State 4 list Of the coming
elections printed by as the other day contain
ed tie following
California. will elect Congress aen on Tuesday
Nov Z. state oiloers viii utx' to chosen III sep
tenrer. lS-+
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VEGETINE

j. not a = le, nause0us compound which SIMPLY
pur-es the bowels. hut safe, pleasant remedy
VII len s sure TO purify the blood AID thereby re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

Here - the sans OH -g,-s-.-
With its qua Mt moe ,--..
IN ' ,ha summer summer sunl -ht .esn'- 81
And the wild doye. nr.nr.c.
Coolng n mon0f De. i'-"
And the stately. sleutc9s-- -...
" TN rs antique l.4l.ts,5
Ine swallows have clm.as...
From over tie sunny So. We. ..l
ana the cup % the ly ee....
To the hum o. the wl1ie-n-.
me lark, in is si,ve-y t-e.-.
oih-s up 90 The deeY blue
but the house IS not s..rw,
In those dear C.. DAYS ~.
Twas here that he- -e-.a--...
Ike mus C an .l.- tI.. L
And her low, aeet r.p,.'r-"
Made richer the le-e r--,,.--
Lut now iu its no.ntile f-.-tt-
Ihe place seem. "a. Ia1If..,
And it lies Ikea .arm as a.....
when the --At o. fle -.a. r..
Al hushcd Is each lr.,. .....
That echoed tie s.a-.
The chairs are u.Wa..r. ..r.
and tlc hedrtla lf. ll-.
Yet the joys / bad here
No heart bur my al
AMI the glimpse, o. lets-.
Ia this deaf Avne l.r---.
But they wen. one are.
Md the balm Co., tle Summer
There a grave -lr Overt.
The home q any ltlr.