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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-28
HONEY TO LOAN.

In sums OfS3O0. $500, $1,000, So OC
md $4,000 secured by good city and
hFn property on three, five, and ten
Years time.
Apply to JNO. i. CLARK & Son.
General land and loan agent.
Office over Savings Banks Mexico
No. 45.tf
Fulton is ahead of time. They had
18Th of July bridge celebration last
Tuesday, night. Refreshments 4 kegs
|0beer, one can of salmon, "a men
nd IL boys, all happy and patriotic.
Next morning a patriotic Mayor has
A' enthusiastic patriots mp and fined
-HIGH-ToSEp.
mere never was such really good
"0stantiai, satisfactory and rapid
$llng Sewing Machine offered so low
: Inc New Family Shuttle, at $50,
usual price 500 with a full set OF
N!schmencs for all work, FREE
vim every machine. 1t sur
asses expectations, and fultills
'he requirements of every family
helper. 1t will do every descrip-
WI Vi work-tine or cOurse-that
y machine at any price ever did or
~ Ge' equally as rapid, correct,
uOO!n, neat and strong. Has all the
~ ~ improvements, Is easy to learn
W. manage, is serviccable, don't
'sar out, always ready and never out
Ofaef. Agents make money rap
H!' supplying the great demand for
'he cheapest machine in the
wIa. Territory free. Address A
Ssely q Co., corner Broad way and
"et', new YORK. 40-tt
ineSe heavy rains are a glorious
Jung Tor the corn, you can aImos see
grow If the weather is propitious
torn crop in this state will be
Dove an average.
WHAT Is Init is a compound
asc'ed from banks, roots and herbs,
naopfe's remedy. 1t is perfectly
uess from any bad effects upon
i''e,n. 1t acts directly upon the
~ 1t quiets the nervous system.
ewes You good sweet sleep at night.
a great panacea for our aged
ners and mothers, for it gives them
ham n, qulets their nerves and gives
wow. aa'ure's sweet sleep, as has been
INV s Oy many an aged person. 1t
.v mS great blood purifier. 1t has re-
rs,r e" and cured thousands. 1t is
mi peasant to take. 1t relieves
ham slres all diseases originating
~, IMPURE blood. Try DIR. Sher-
rrickly Ash Bitters. Give
S.n lar trial for your complaints,
" Will say to your friend, neigh
aev acquaintance, "'try them
Sit me-
j. F. LLEwELLYN.
! u Our young friends that are
sAhg East do some tall travelling
lem. y INC mai WIN
raise Imnression
ain generally supposed by a Ger.
prat;es, OF citizens, who are moi
ptO.iss al or experienced, that dys.
ut ~ I'm not be invariably cured
Stsss are pleased to say tina
% ons AUGUST FLOWER has neye,
ppsia knowledge, failed to cure Dys
btms anu Liver Complaint in all it,
iynes,. ssch as Sour Stomach, Cos
ate sick Headache, Palpifatiol
nat y nae e Low Spirits, &c, &c.
les, m N,OO0 dozen bottles sold las
y, bua,o q single failure was report
ltters' thousands Of complimentary,
sesds received from Druggists O
lAlev. cures. Three doses will
sott,s. any case. Try it. Sampl
teats AZ cents. Regular Size z
2-1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-28
AROUND THE SQUARE.

A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF MEXICO-A GRAPH
&c DESCRIPTION OF t BUSTNEsS-ITS
BUSINESS MEN WHO THEY ARE AND
WHERE THEY MAY BE FoUND-TO BE
CONTINUED TILL WE FIND THEM ALL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-28

Estate of J Pearson final settlement
X S Pearson administrator
Estate J w Carico. annual settlement
G p Pearson administrator
Estate Poague's heirs annual settle
ment M Y Duncan guardlan
Estate A p Malone annual settlem en-:
c 7 Malene guardian
Estate CT Richard Pearson annual settle
ment Elizabeth Pearson administrative
Estate of Edward Greer annual settle
ment w Dishman administrator
Estate Of w Rose final settlement r
ID Chinn administrator
Increase Adams Anal settlement d f
Shea administrator .F .s
j J Stone anal settlement G Buell. and
J Stone administrator
Vim Coons annual settlement Jos W
Coons guardian
Estate rof Jones heirs annual settle
ment J S Jones guardian
Estate Geo w GODDARD final settlement
ID L Shea administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-28

There are several cases of small
pox in and around FredefitkteANn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-28

Read in this issue the corrected
half double column advertisement of
the Boston Square Dealing House.
Those seeking bargains in boots and
shoes should not fail to call and eX-
anime their large stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-28

Mr.. Red Callaway's family ha
moved to Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-28

w. HORACE WILLIAMS,
Prime. Fulton Graded School.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
\ 7FSTCVN JEFFERSON COUNTY, w. VA. SATURDAY, JJ
BOOK Notices.

HARpEn's Monthly for June Is o number
full of attractions-it contains several chap
.ers Of A Woman IIater," another full install
ment Of '' Eroma," two intensely Interesting
serials, with great many other articles of fact
and fiction instructive and amusing.
ScRIByEns MoNTnLY.-The June No. oi
this well known periodical has its usual tempt
ing lis. of contents" Nicholas Minturn by
j. G.. Holland, grows in interest. The list oi
contents is full aud carefully selected from the
best literary talent in the land-the illustra-
.ions are the altogether it Is first
class magazine.
Sr. NICHOLAS for June follows quickly on
the heels Of its predecessor to charm the luve-
niles-is pages are a succession OF delights
ever new and ever pleasing. Parents wishing
their children, big and little, to DO instructed
and amused will certainly subscribe for this
nNgoEinc
TIE AMERICAN TARMER-The June num-
Der is ut hand, presenting the usual complete
and varied index of seasouable contents op-
propriatc TO the season and 10 the needs Of our
farmers. who should not be without the advice
and suggestions of this now venerable farm
Journal. Published by Sam1 Sands & Son,
Baltimore, at $l5O year, or ) to clubs OF
five ~ moro
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
How He Retaliatcd.

Browns boy las acquitted tho bad habit Of
chewing tobacco His father beiDg cognlzsnt
Of the fact, often enters tic boys room siicr
hc rctircs Jf the night, searches bis clothing.
and appropratcs 70 his own use all The totac-
CO 10 be iognd. The boy endured this as long
as be though, proper, aud then resolved 70
"Gx" the old man.
O1o night lac mixed his tobacco with
large quantity Of cayenne pepper, retired 10 his
peaceful couch aud awaited events. IN the
morning the tobacco was missing, and With III
concealed glec the boy passed the day wishing
the while he could witness The pareuisg sgfImaces
upon taking bis first chew
Night at last approached, and with Il tho
old man. There was q look on bis face iha,
boded evil to sorno one The boy recognized
that look as bis father opened The door, snd
was Immediately attacked with it u aguo.
Pulling the aJulterated tobacco from bis
pocket, The old man caused bis hoir 10 pariake
u an immense mouthful Of the weed, which bo
compelled bin u m isticate for half On hour,
meanwhile interrogating him in this manner
Would play trick % your old father,
would you? Would make him hop around,
aud tear bis hair, and think he'd swallow a
volcano, would you2 Would make him think
be was Lighthouse, with al The lamps busted
in him, would you? III learn you 10 play
tricks on your old father. III take my tobac-
CO clear after this, DO you nnderstsnl?'
For a week afierWard tho boy took bis food
10 a liquid state, and will hereafter season bis
tobacco with some other ingfedieD. more con-
gcnial to the old man 3 taste
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
I" Charge It."

4 simple sentence is ,his. 10 be sure, and
yet 10 may BE- considered as one Of tho
most iusidous enemies with which people
have 10 deal. It Ia very pleasant to buy alt
the little commodities offered for sale In tho
market. and il is sometimes hard TO deny ones
self Of the samo when they can be obtained
by saying charge t. But this habit Of get
ting articles, however small tho charge may
be, without paying for them. leaves ones funds
in low state most Of the time.
/ have 10 money to-day, but should like
the article very much, says young man who
happened TO go into store and sees some
thing which strikes bis fancy
Never mind, says the gentlemanly clerk,
you arc good for IT,
And so It Is that lttlo accounts are opened
at one place and another, till the young man
Is surprised OF his liabilities. which, though
small Ia detail, arc sufficiently large in the az
gregate 70 reduce bis cash materially when set
tling-day comes.
In many instances. II The cash were rcquir-
Cd, the purchase would not be made. even bad
The person the money by him but 10 some.
getting an article charged docs 10, seem like
parting with an equivalent.
StHl, when pay day comes, ns always It
does, this allusion vanishes, and feeling Is
experienced Of parting with money and rc-
ceiying nothing 10 return.
II there is an actual necessity Of making
purchase, aud The means are no. at hand, tbcfo
is O reasonable excuse FOR obtaining The same on
credit but when the article can DC dispensed
with until payment can be made, Il Is much 10
Tho alyanlage of Tho puIehaseI % do so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
KARS.
Tho Story of It's Siege in 1865.

The story of this siege aud of the defeOce'
which took place just % years ago, Is among
the mos, romantic of the chronicles Of that
war. Kars was gsrrisonel with force of
II 900 TURKS and English, under command OF
Col. Fcnwick Williams The Russians, under
Nikola Muravieif, the eugincer OF the Seoas-
tonoi forti6cations. invested tho town 10 tho
first week of June, 1856, sleging forces made
Intellectual attempts 10 obtain possession OF shs
natural intrenchmon.s, the only result being
tho steady increase Of the strength Of The for
tifications ny the Industrious labor OF the de-
Tenders; xhic the destruction Of life 10 fruit
less assaults and in equally useless sal!ics, was
enormous.
Then the Russians, encamped in country
whero the resources Of subsistence were un-
limited. undertook 10 siarve out tho plucky
garrison. Tho allied powers failed TO realize
the importance Of supporting the defense OF
this post, and the contest was then between
Col. Williams aud famine. When the end OF
the stores was reached, the horses were killed
and eaten. Dogs were next used, and when
even the rats were exterminated aud starva-
tion was at hand, mothers brought their ba-
bics and offered them ss food 10 tho soldiers
who were defending their homes. twas tho
las. of November, nearly five months aites
the investment, that Col. Williams, himself
unable 70 walk through weakness, proposed
capitulaiion, and the Russian general humane
ly responded BY burying food into the starv-
Jog town This siege brought honors to Col.
Williams and grcl, prestige TO Russia.
The Turks arc now alone in tho defence OF
this fortress but Muktar Pasha Is 10 COM
mand Of u garrison of G0,OOO well drilled
troops, new artillery is mounted On the ioriiii-
cations, and the town has been yictualizcd for
a siege Of unusual length. Il is probable that
We fhall hear of many moro battles in
Asiastic Turkey before The Grand Duke Mi
cbacl enters Kars- Albany Argus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
LEES FERoCIPY.
I Sickemng hcidcnfef the uoGntein NCasior
NasSdcre.

Lees behavior on tie scene Of The massacre
and bis Subsequent demcanoE while lying un-
der sentence of death, yiyidly illustrates two
phases in the li(o Of an inyctcrate Mormon.-
Everything goes to show that Lee, who led the
flrstassaut Of the Indians upon the Immigrants,
acted under the profound belief that he was
serving the church aud pleasing
its prophet. Nothing in history is more i'm
prcssivc than the desperate determination Of
Lee, aftcr be had once imbued his hands in
the blood OF the immigrants, 10 finish them up
so thoroughly that no trace Of their fate should
ever pass out into the world His determine
to kill, kill, kill, outrlu the icrocity Of his SUI
pcriors and interiors alike. One ghastly Incl
dent Of tho massacre viii illustrate the cruel
pertiuacty Of the man. In the midst Of the
last melee two beautiful young girls escaped
together from the campof the immigrants aud
coDceac Themselves in a ncghboring thicket
An Indian chief discovered their refuge and
sought them In It. ~ tho same time an In
dian boy attached 90 John d. Lees person
discovered tho whereabouts Of the girls and
tie curiosity Of the chief and ran 20 Lee and
informed him. Lee turned at once aud has
tened 20 the thicket There be found the
trembling fugitiyes ard confronted the chief
who asked him what he was going 20 DO with
them
Lee responded &" They nro too old 10 live" ."
The Iudian answered "They arc too pretty
20 kill"
At this iuncturo the eldest Of the two girls
threw herself on Lees breast, aud wound her
arms about bis neck and said "Oh, sir, for
Gods sake, for your mothers, for your wifc's,
for your sisters sake, please let Us live Don't
kill US cant bear 10 die Oh, sir, I'm too
young to be put to death so cruelty If yop
will let me live promise 10 be your faithful
servant TO tend upon you. 20 see all your
wants, TO be everything you could wish poor
girl 10 be, all your life long And poor Ella,
sir, fho is younger than |. For the love Of the
Savior dont let the Indian do her harm
Please, sir, os you hope 10 rest beyond The
grave, le. US have our lives ~
The Indian, not understanding a wOrd that
was said, again asked Lee: Wha, shall We
do with ,hcm?" According TO the testimony of
the Indian boy who stood near. Lee said. not
20 the Indian but 70 tho wrotched girl whose
arms were locked around bis neck: at Is be
youd my power ~ save you. | am acting un-
der orders"
Al this tho girl who stood apart, oamel
Ella, drew her sun bonnet down over her eyes
The Indian chief. ovcraweI by Lees authority.
took humane and certain aim, aud shot bef
directly through The forehead. She dropped
TO tue ground without moan. At the same
moment Lee, un,wisting from his neck the
arms Of bis own victim, drew her head back
across bis breast aud cut her throat from car
to ear with bis huntins kuife. Even the In
dian turned in disgust from this calIOus but
chery-a butchery, however, Which Lee per-
sisted to his death 10 regarding as part Of
his duty ns a Latter Day Saint.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
Gloanings.

Governor uamptous son Preston was tba
Younger Of two brothers. IIe was not twenty
years Of age when be fell during severe en-
eagcmcut that occurred 10 October. 1864
about twenty-five miles northwest Of Peters
burg. Va, where lis fIther's command was
covering the right wing Of General Robert T.
Lees army. st the time both Of General
Hamptous sons were acting as his aids, and
when yoaug Preston fell the father gallopel
recklessly t. the spot, followed by bis aljutaDt-
general, Major Baker, aud Wade Hampton,
Jr. Both OF the last named were severely
wounded vi lie General Hampton was lifting
tie dead body Of bis boy from tic ground
Judge Walord, Of Kansas City, saws be Wit
messed the scene, aud saw General Hampton
carrying tbe dead body Of his sou On the horse
before Lin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TIGIeNIS.

~0- -gAcEsrs Persists is2ublishei weekly al Too
q llls.l laJ Htffg Ceots per anaso, - afCgnce
-S-gUREE DOLLARSl lf not paid 10 advance.
rs- )as Dl'ils esi.Fifty Coats fovsS< moa,A
cJ- gheicrns of Advertising are, ror. IA square
..asIocA or less, Oae Dollar aHd Firiy Ccstsfor
.s., .ai,c.i'1s larger ones la thos mo proper
ttla Each c3luauance FiJty Ces.s.
ce~S, iIssr,issmontto be considered by the
-- .s.h % y,as aal,ss Poei2edon the Manuscript,
.r7reylllsly agreed upon between the parties.
-s-Ao lIvtr;iscmcntn NOT marked on the copy
.,-s.9sciisi aambcr ofinscrtions will becontinucd
authorised one, paymcntisc cxactcd accordingly.
-f~ trlrsts AoYEaris a>lcSgs.--T0 avoid any
.. .4aI,rsnuliaeo eon,ho part of the anOgsladver-
,t.rstts proper O. state ii-;'acHy that thcirPrl
.i,., only ,Stoals 90 iheir irlmmediatc business.-
..,lE.at,. .L,tallrau1 hefadvertisementssclt
,r.hen.o5s an aIjitioaal charge, zad no varis-
.i.1.
,a-15itnry yNo,Jcosofmore tAap ,lineswin
eAarrcItor.
JD1 FDIN--P,s.ers, SaleBuls, Circulars
tltl.. fc.. .sscl,cl gr0wP.ly, neatly, autat.air
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
a Begging Broadbrim.

4 stranger entered a store and asked for d
gift Of ten cents, stating that he was d Quaker
without money or friends. lie didn't look
ike a broadJiim, nor did be talk like one, but
tie money was given him and watch set Oh
bis further progress. lie went directly to a
saloon, and was 10 tic act Of drinking glass
Of whisky when the man who had given him
the money entered aud said
That's what you wanted money for, Cd p
"Yes, sir" was the calm reply.
thought you said you was Quaker %
$50 am. "
"Dut Quakers never drink, protested the
other.
Well, what l meaDt was that was =
Quaker who did drink"
"Don't you ever come into our store again,
sirp
No, shall not" slowly responded the
man. "You have done Dobly, and if you will
write down the name aud number, III see iba,
l keep out. Tn that Kind Of Quaker who
doesn't believe in letting any one frn pay all
my bills. I'd ask you u drink if bad any
Of your money left! !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
SOUTHERN

TEEP-ATIC PILLS,
VNlIAT Old, Long Known anl Well Tried Eemc'
dytor all Bilious Diseases, caused bya
DISEASED LIVER,
Is destined. at no distant day TO De the only Med
icne recognized and used by the people, Whefe
thatdiscase is So prevalent Our present object
being tn introduce the Medicine into those Dis
tricts whore the disease is most rife, and let the
people have the benefit OF SO croatia blessing, and
demonstrate its correctness by showing such re
sultsas have nc7er followed any other plan OF
treatment. -
Price-For one box, 25 cents Dozens Five
Gross, 5000.
They can be scntto any point in the United
Statrs. Address. c. W. DEEMS,
% South Calhoun street, BALTIMORE.
April S, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
AMERICAN HOTEL,
STANTON, IA.
OF EEnnngcIncnt.
n. w. CAEsTHgELL, Proprietor.

tgNHE management Of this Hotel has changed
hands and 10 Is being pat in thorough repair,
being rcmodccd aud rc.urnishct.
This Hotel Is conveniently situated near the o. d
d. r. r. Depot and accessible % the business part
Of thc city. which will make 1t desirable for the
transient visitors and especially for Commercial
men.
This Hotel Is we'll ventilated and deliShuully
cool iu summer. The proprietor will sParo no
puius to make il a lirstcass Hotel.
Terms moderate and special rates will be made
Nm. CARTMELL,
Jan. 97. 1877. Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
Grand, Square and Upright
7OT A NOS

FTAYE L received the highest cucomiums wheT-
! I ever they have been introduced. Made OF
the very best materials throughout, they are ncy
cI Ithccss offered at prices twill compare favor
nbiy with thoso OF any frstciass mauuiactory on
thiscontincnt. The bet Is always the chedPeSf,
and hence purchasers ofSTlEFF Pianos will find
a satisfactory equivalent Tor their money.
The ia.tiaJ quality of their instruments Is iuIty
attcstcd by the mary Educational and other lnst-
tutions in the Southern States especially, where
over 400 are in daily use, and by the unanimous
verdict of the best performers oi this ana othef
countries Terms as favorable as is consistent
with the times, and every instrument fully war
rantcd for br0 years.
We are also sole Agcntsfor the Southern States
OF the
"MATCHLESS DURDETT ORGANS"
Which speak for themselves. full supply OF
every stylc constantly in store, and sold Oh the
most reasonable terms.
Fifty second hand Pianos always on hand, at
prices ranging from STj 10 $500.
For illustrated Catalogue, address,
CUAS. NJ. STIEFF.
No. North Liberty Street, . ,,,.
February 5, 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
News and Times about winchester
From the Times

From the Times:
negro man named Charles Robinson,
about twenty-five years old aud unmarried,
was killed by freight train on Sunday NOR
niug, between two and three O'Clock, willis,
lying on the track a few feet South of Picca-
dilly street The jury Of inqles, exoBerated
John Burke. the engineer, from any charge Of
negligence or blame, aud find that be did all
in lis power to prevent the accident It is
supposed the unfortunate negro was intoxica-
tel at the time.
Nr. J. w. Capper, who has been for some
time residing in Iowa, has returned to Win
chester, which lie says is good enough for
him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16

\ man recently knocked down an elephant
and d rL.noccrous. lie was an auciigDeer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
POLITICAL.
For Ae free Press.

o, tell me why love could not die,
Though faith in you had flown;
Why, even then, you would be clothed
In virtues, not your own
Why, when reason called you false,
Nv heart would hold you true,
Why, when most cared TO forget,
] still should think If you;
Why, although most searchlngiy
scanned your pictured face,
knowing well the traitor there
/ could not find its trace
All, Love! Should you Indeed be falsc,
Then fllschood would DO true;
If aught ;hat Is most base were yours
Why, | should lovo that too!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
CONTINENTAL Hotel,
Corner of Queen King Streets,
MartinSburg, WCSt Nlrgl a.

My OLD CUSTOMERS and the travelling pub
iSH lie in general, are informed that on the
FIRST DAY or APRiL, 1871,
Ivlll take charge Of the above named Hotel,
where shall be glad % see all my old patrons
Tho house a. now, commodious, rooms pleasant
''J - ~ - IS77 WM. RUTLEDGE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
PERSONAL!

NOAH WALIGIcie - Co,
Celebrated ClOthiers of Baltimore, MD,
Auuounce the Introduction Of plan Of ordering
Clothing and UndcrVvcnr
By LETTER,
70 which they call your special attention. They
viii send on application their improved aud accu-
rate
RULES ron SEEF MEASUREMENT,
and a fau line % samples from theiT Immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, COATlNGS,
SHlRTINGS. &C.. thus enabling parties in any
part 81 the country % order their Clothing and
Shirts direct from them, with tho certainty ot re-
ceiyiny garments OF
The lery Latest Style
ind lost Perfect II! At'aina5le.
Good, ordered viii DO sent by Express 70 any
part ot he country.
As Is well known throughout tho SouiAcrn
States thcy have for Forty Three \ ears
ENCELLED
in an departments Of their business, which Is a
substantial guarantee as 90 tho character Of the
Goods they an send out
A large aut wcli-assortrd stock Of
READV-1IADE CLOTHING
alssys on hand, together with a full line of
Furnishing Goods,
lnclaIiur al thc latest Novelties in Design, and q,
POPULAR PRICES.
When Goods sre sent per Express C.. o. d..
herc will De no collection charge on amounts OF
$40 aud over.
Rules Tor Sylf Measurement. Samples of Goods
lud Price List sent free un application.
The attention of "a, Trade Is invited e. our
Wh0'esll, Department, which Is always kept up
Co tlc hirhgs, standard.
NOAEz VgAEEGEg} = CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either ready
made or made O. order.
lGilHL l6T baltimore street, BALTIMORE,
May IS, loi5-yu. ND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-16
nlunienileDe.

0 girl Of spIInt o Brown-cyed girl
Gathering yiolets near the woods,
Whose coy young petals half uniurl
The mystery Of their du !cet moods
o blushlDg girll 0glrl.Of spring
hear no answer move the air;
Yet eyelids lowering on the wing
Reveal deep meanings curtalncd there.
o girl of spring o spring Of love
Let silent violcts be the speech
Prom you 10 me, and let them prove
What mniden silence will not teach J