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The SewSbOys' Dog.

Jay Charlton, the New York CORE.
sponlent OF the DMnbury News, Bays in
that paper: The newsbOys make . liv.
ing out Of the evening papers, which is Il
gotlsend to tllcm. Iii these hnrl times
many poor ftinily ives.off the pennies
Of the gAmins. IT would he queer il
these shnrp, ragged lads, reared in pov.
erty, with no SoiteninS Influences, did
not demonstrate soma sontimGnt S.Alid
they have. They have dog. She il II
llumeIy, yellow little dog, crooked leg
gcd, shprt haired, unaLtrctive. But the
boys love her, md give her bits Of their
bread and pot her with mn affection
much more hearty tEan some Fifth ave.
hue belle gives to her pretty poodle.
She is no aristocratic dog, md never
ventures into the upper tendon. The
dog knows her place. The street is good
enough for her; for do the boys who
love her not live in the streets? During
that slack time OF the day when the boys
neither shine boots nor sell papers they
sometimes play ball in the narrow, dirty
streets among the trucks. The dog III
ways has her place. SIZE is sort OF
short stop or outer, and enjoys tho sport
III heartily rs any. When tho boys
shout over good catch tho yellow dog
barks joyous yelp; and l have even
seen her hugh and shake her lonely
sides with glee. AT nightiall there drive
into tho harrow street several wagons
used for carrying forth tho Inst edition
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1917 : ~ :. ~
fORTi.FIFTH CONGRESS.
Senate,

~. III
!, vicc-prcsidont Wheeler In the clrnir.
All the new senators sworn in In their
seats. .T.sgTf IVA T1rs. -
Mr.. Wallace (DCu.N, Of Pennsylvania, sub
mIttctl resolution thu: the credentials Of l.
Q. G. Lamar (Denl.l senator ccct from 1lissiS-
sippi, b. taken from the table, and that he he
sworn. rs..-a u gutl l..
Mr.. Blaine (l.ep.>, of Maine, said Il al his
credentials were proper, and Mr.. Lamar had
tho came right to 10 srOru In that he tAlr.
Blnincj or any other senator had, Mr.. Dawes
lIIcp.), Of Massachusetts, believes with Dir.
Blaine, but Mr.. Morton utcp.), OF indiana,
objected. observing that the Legislature which
elected lIr. Lamar was not tie proper LeSiSla-
tIIre Of the State. After some discussion Mr.
Lamar was admitted TO aScat by vote OF 67tol.
Air. Blaine then introduced u resolution adj
hitting. VIM. Fit Kellogg, Of Louisiana, TO 4
! tcat, saving that he believed 3Tr. Kellogg was
elected by tho legal Legislature Of the State
and that 10 represents tho legal government
Of the State. lie said ~ do not SEQ now TO-
dny-and that Is the main point desire to
present-how any senator who voted III this
chamber that tho electoral vote Of Louisiana
was legally md properly cast for lluther-
ford T. Hayes and Yourself, Mr.. President, Ia
permitted to doubt that :. i. Packard II equally
VI right the governor Of that State. There may
10 some technically there may be some keen
form Of logic, by which man who had nearly
thousand votes moro than the electoral ticket
received, WIS not elected governor when the
electoral ticket was chosen. Inc tribunal look
tho question Into cohSidcranon aha neafu ~
clabnrately ars'eti and decided taht tne etec,
toral vote OF L0aiStNna OeIoheed 10 nNEeS anu
Wheeler. Al, ,-,
A discussion aTOpe EetTeen aIr. HNl,S ana
Mr. Thurman (i'em.), OF ONO, ana AF' haihe'
III concluding llS remarks, said:
Know that there has Etull great ugaI Saia
here and therein the corridors OF ING capitol,
around and about, III ny places anu III Llsh
places, OF late, that some arrangement haa
been made by which l'1ekaru was mol 10 &c rec,
oGhizeti and upheld that Ito was 10 DO aiioTcd
to slide by, AND Nichni. was 10 W accepted AZ
governor OF louisiana ! want TO KNOW WiIH
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UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
kennte,

Objection having been made In Joint conror.
tlon to the decision Of tho tribunal on tho South
Carolina electoral vote, Nh. Robertson Qscp. J,
Of South Carolina, submitted resolution that
the decision Of tho commission upon the cleo
toral vote Of Tho State OF South Carolina stand
rs tho Judgment Of the Senate, the objections
made thereto to the contrary notwithstanding.
After some discussion Mr.. Robertson's resolI.
ton was agreed to-ycas, 30; nays, 70; a
strict party vote.
Objection IN joint convention having been
mAdo 10 receiving tho vote Of Vermont, SIR,
Edmunds (RelL), Of Vermont, submitted a
resolution that tho vote OF Henry n. SollucO
rs an ClOctor for Vermont 10 counted with the
other electoral votes Of that State. The rGso-
luton waaunallmo1Sly agreed to.
objection having been made In Joint conven.
ton 10 receiving The vote OF one Of tie Wis
consin electors sfr. Cameron Qssp.), Of Wis
consin, moved that the vote Of Daniel ".
Downs DO counted. This was adopted without
debate or roll call, three or four Democratic
nators voting "NO."
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Inflammation Of lilo Throat and Lungs.

MonLEf, n. y, NeNt. IT.
Ge7ltirm1i-In tho early part Of last winter
was Suddenly attacked With very reverb cold,
which settled on my lungs, producing painful
and lungs, together will a rrostration Of the
whole systeM. ! wAa Informed by physicians
that my complaint was dScaNO Of the liver, and
was treated for that disorder. After suffering
for throc months tried bottle Of On. Wis
rAH'S liAlSAM or WILD CHERRY, and received
immediate and permanent relief. since thon
have uScd It In other cases Of colds IN my FAM
liz, with the same satisfactory results. can
cnnscicntiouSly recommend Il to all whO suffer
from coughs, colds or any pulmonary Affection,
As tho lost remedy which cali DO bad.
1. Yours truly, AhRcrs McALLisrER.
60 cts. and FL bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST

Stuu,mta-I hereby earthly that bay! ~. nj been
tarrh for len ysarS AMI for tho XIII AM Ssd
terrible su ,Ss s:, W na,as ssrcs Sc dix
ssd ia sS1:tss .S9ss ;ssSSssssdsS sa ~
head ssSsa ~ W. ia
6ea nee. Frequently q hlsht LIN Sos N d,uoes,on.
orfa tSsn ave eeouiIe 70 every Il
10 dSlodEc the mucus from ny ~ ", Ts.r
Ss1g Az g scsH ssSn 4. aSs y
9Sosid Wtn dcalty swallow. 1tnhy sohsni.SH s m
ttnacnt surgeon il regard ~ AZ Spet.,na ~ IMAM
Buy 4 ~ sSSs.s pSIt'PGIs Il g ttSs Caused
rnsonops mailer dropping down from ~ heSa. ny ~
10 IrrS;ed and my lung that sGUEsTat
Ssssn v the esss Of his disease % aAt lc.s
estiy death By consumption. Whsa maafrts , Ssn
T re- ssc " s.SySip RADICAL cuGx ToI
Alter usinE Tho nt bottle began 70 i9F,SSFs Ssf
u me Mi dO;s seemed % fss t,ssd As sffsdasy 10
1frrst the ditehafTcs n t.epped ny eesgh ~ ~
Elimination and swelling o. ~ te esrss:' y s s ~
eesssd y u hs arins and q teslsg Esis eS
p.s saS sysry sSTSSena n aspsssIsd
bS IL as Oh SIsToIn's FoH EhIAh,aH
nays been .aus sfglass ION ed
Pave Egg mi hi grest remedy
II Hm JiIh te ire atclt OF Cttarfh pise.
tlSeJ ~ tc hest physielahs aad hare eensnns1 M
most eminent about my cass have usea essty 49,
oeffod Oh IN yvart past, and hare, While loiptinf
thejf use, takea great caro- Of my general hsha 1ns
obtained no RELIEF tfnm SIS'
7 haSS recouimetded It In over one hundred eates
Titho, tnele case or failure. and have IN nrmstons
sEsnn saye aid one bottle This 10 the only patent
mcicirc haye ever recommended, never haxlnk pS.
iIayed in them before although constantly engaged IN
thsI n. ,sls Fss EisS;ta' GGIsoog DSsNoRE
e-,,o,r a. NV Feb. q, $50.
Thcn ncrsonally appeared tho said George ]. Dlns.
more and made oath that the foregoing statement ~
hitl IubScrlbcd ID true. BEFORE me, g= 40
= : :. SETH J. TiioMAs,
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Washing freely with GLESS's SULPHUR
Soar parts affected with the obnoxious Slin
diseases, which have usually irGn dressed with
offensive sulphur oiltintnti, will effect certain
curO without leaving behind any disgusting
otior. Sold everywhere. Depot, CritteHtUn'H
Sixth avenue. New York. -..,.
Hills IIair& Whitaker Dye, black Urbrowu, b0c.
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We llavo seen it stated i'll various
papers throughout the country that agents for
Tic sale Of SPridan's Cdrdby Condition Ioro-
,ers were authorized to refund the money 10
my pcrson who should nse them aud not bC
Satisded with the result. We donbtetl this Al
first, but tho propristOr5 authorize us to say
that Il IL trtIp
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As the late DR.. Bminerd, Of Philadel-
pllia, WIS once walking down Chestnut
street, gentleman asked him: "Sir,
can you tell mo how to find the sheritl"s
ofIlce?" EYES, sir" was the reply;
"svery time You earn s. send $40.
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e Browns Bronchial Trucllcs. -

Coughs and colds arc often overlooked. 4
continuance for any lcngth Of time cauScs irri-
tation Of the lungs or some chronic throat dir
ease. "BrO,on's Bronehtd TiVchet" ART. an
cfrectual CouoH REMEDY. ,FFT, ....yf,.T..
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JOhNsonis 4in0dyMC LiniH,tMt is, with
TINT has over been Invented for internal and eI-
trrIal nsc. Ith applicable TO great variety
Of complaints, and Il equally beneficial for man
or leaat f,I- LIg. FuNTg Ua#.|l 4#t.a
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American Standard Shot, OF superior
finish, also load pipe aud sheet lead, n,anufac-
tIred by the ColWell Lead Co., successors TO
The Now Lead Co., 50 Centre ST., New York.
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rheumatism cured at oneeby Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular 10 Hel-
phenHtine 4 Bentley, Warrington, D. @.
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BuISErr's F1AyoRrNG ExTRAcrs are
Used aud nlOrsed by tho best hotels, confCction-
erE grOccrS and tho first families III tho country.
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Vegetable Pulmonary DalSAm, the great Now
England cnre for coughs colds and eonSump-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-17

Durlug's Rheumatic Remedy never
iRila 10 euro rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-17

To hAvr an advertisement vt up III the form Of read.
Ing natter and lnIhrtNh 10 tbs ngxs eolnmnH Of nsrs
psprrA y very etrirnt mode ri advertising Thtta
lS II newspaper offer advantages 10 this rbsleet
UthnT nrTsESprrt OF Va q neWtnsprrs E31ss. Man
tnu 0f thsr WARES nr establishments will tnl this plan
VtrJ aarTiosabp by publishing series al brief ntces.
thay can MON make tile merits 81 their EhHia familiar "
Ilkhs,
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Pitentees and inventors should read
advertisement Of Ed4ou lIroSin another column.
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suspend tic rules and pass tic Senate bill to
pay PEREZ Dickinson. Of Tennessee, t3S, 100 for
cotton uscd by Con. lIuruSijie'S corps In the
Notifications around Knoxville. Tho yeas and
nays were ordered and rrSulted-yeaS, ii6;
nays, ca. So the bill WINS passed.
The House Soon after adjourned and tho
fort =. fnmrth anssinn rlnSlal
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s.vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
A Thing Of BeautyB alloy Forever.
THREE BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS TO EVERY
PATRON OF THIS PAPER. "

The London Publishing Ca have just E..u.d larss.
magnificent and superb Aeriea Of enlnr chfnAtie woiks
Of an embracing thipr handsome and rt1as mnttoes
untitled God Hess Our Home, The Lord IL M,
Shepherd, and Fraisr the Lard. These rnottos
arr In old English tJpe, beautifully rmbclIshrd With
Elnr% and roSHr running through the enfI work; In the
center Of tho rSt letter Gn Ii mother teaching hef
two children % trpoai prsyrr whilr Ia hsr rSht arr
tH larger ehllhrsn With bn4uttul nnwinr be singing
Praise to tOd" Thc back ground Of tbs entire motto
Is a bcautifnl Landscape Seems representing Hume
These thrn beautiful prTmiuI Hlfr inIss Inches sent
postVsId IN rcrlpt II 70 etA Ssch. Address l.andau
Cincinnati tlhf0, ~. y y H. no ~ =
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HAVE sold IIAteh'H Universal CGueh Syrup far AlE'ut
:htcs yeats krt'a al cough nruSdtcS that am COTS
ldrrad standard In Ibis Ssckn Spe eH Ngll IA thu
'unvrraln NJ 'custoFnen 'srrak uniformly In itS
iaTnt. csn rVtr any who nAy iHl4iTe to th"se WIN
MYu been cured 81 thr 1S sftere tbrnnlc coughs. II
K p MASON NRhttnf, N, Y, q
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CALCULATIONS,

psnPF Directory iT s6 and In hundreds Of I'm
snail For instance the Chicago Ls,rr. which appnlfs
al 1000 circulation, aCtuAlly iaHnaH tI,UOU weekly
has syer exhibited THE advertiser the nlrcnla Of thr
separate papers and this Int tha actual character 81
each p-psI whether the best tho only parr In pllep
Ia plainly indicated Ia eVCfy Send for Catalogue
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TEL A LEES
l0T, H A II E7S - n
HONEY OF IJkBlOUlID AIE. Ear
.i.rs FOR THE CURE or 2 4
coughs, Colds, Influenza, Eoa:scuss', Difficult
Breathing, and al Affections Of the Thros:,
D7 Bronchial Tubes, Ed J.:agG, leading Al.

: m = % U9lsuHI. .VI'
This infalIiblc remedy Is composed OF the
HONEY Of the plaat Iiotcliound, in chemical
anion with TAR.BAtM, extracted from the
LIFE PRINCIPLE of the forest tree AIEls
BAlSAMEN, or Balm Of Gilcad.
The Honey Of Horchound sooTllEs Ant
scArrERs all irritations and inflammalions, and
the Tar.lalm cl.EASsEs ASD HEALS the throat
and air passages leading TO the lungs FTt
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist, and in hcalthful action. Let no pre-:
judicc keep you from trying this great nell.
zine Of famous doctor who has saved thou.
Sands OLIVES by it in his large private practice
N.B.-The balm has no Rad TASTE or
ymell, a-' H
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As INTNIiIiSTING NTATKME N1

To send an advertising HF.lsr 70 I3p nswspspeFs
would require IN Investment ~ 1874 30 tF poSsNEs;
stAtlnnSty WuM cyst ntarly ~ much; thn lAbCr ,oi
addressing i,I1O envelopes Il ennsIierahlr: to write
i,ibU prdcts M'uld bu . ErrAt task 70 pElnt them
NnuI esNt something Our price for hFt-lInH A1rrr
tGSln,nt IN lie ahalC I,t5O pGprrs, mo week, b
S3i ,jU, ~ $500 less than the POSTAGE.
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Tie ncwrplprfS arc nj the better rnsa: the quality
paper inrnShT1 them nj higher W Ice han that uset
hy t4lur Concerns; thar arm iTtter I'd BY hiRhe
prrtS nr having Krater experience. Tholr AHrrFat,
anil RrrfaEr clrrWiatIHn Ia hEEuT. N nt 1Ni VI
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FILES

Of thu papers bN found 10 the office o. HsAla
Poster, Park R0s. Sew Sork; A partial ais, e.
iiect, Nov YorE; ManrGo ,strcrt, Cile.gn III;
itI5 East Water Strret. Milwaukee. WIS.,; n Waba.
shaw Slrvst, 81 Paul. MINI. 30 HAer Struet Cncn.
natl, Oh 2s7 Second Street. MOnphs Team. % o.
Far Catalogue address sou. .r...I 7-l..f.,l
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rROAiT'T INSERTIONS.
CItlIlAt,TEIt or TIIE pI

Advertisements ats. Ia Ill cAsrs. ssnt I" Ill Of
pHreFN an thu day tlIrJ arr received, and ApprsF
following issues without any delay.
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NEWSPAPERS.
ti .YslHH .t.a !. ..g III
Tho attention OF Advertisers Is called to our
List Of Weekly Newspapers. ,...
Send for Catalogue. .......... 49,.
, aNn I:LEf,TRnTYpES.

1a.zt CUTS AND ELECTROTEpES., rF,l
No extra CHARGE kr etG, trade marks. unusual display
1r advertisements lhGsrs-l acrrAA two rN eolutnnsI
0Iig tttAiy cuts arr FTJnirN for the TOlT number
Of neWNpljstA. OntA should not bv OFer tro ana one
eighth inches In width. .....
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Suffolk, %. ctSp. ~ i nIs.
Thea personally appeared the tAld utoixe IL -
more and InAde oath that the foregoing statement "
him subscribed ID true. Before ms -, sH ''
jpItIce OF tho Peace.
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Tho South Carolina election question being
bcfnrc the commission. the certificates number
ed ono and two were discussed at considerable
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18
Vol. XIII. Whole No. 1898. No. AZ.

the THU partitions. two hours later, enthu-
siastic praises of the new guest, from the
soluble lips of the girls, as they ehatted
together In the next room bolore retiring.
At midnight was startled by the sound
of horses hoofs and the jlngling of spurs
below. A conversation between my host
and some mysterious parsonage in the
darkness was carried on In such low
tone, that could not learn its import. As
the csvalcade rode away, l raised the win
dow.
Whats the matterr'
''Nothing,r said Sylvester coony. ''only
another one of those playful homlcidal
freaks peculiar to the country. A man
was shot by Cherokee Jack over at La
grange this morning, aud that wss the
Sheriff Of Calaveras and his posse huEting
him. | told him I'd seen nobody but you
and your friend. BY the way. | hope the
cursed noise hasn't disturbed him. The
poor fellow looked as II he wanted rest.
/ thought so. too. Nevertheless. l went
softly to his room. IL was empty. My
impres sion was that he bad distanced the
Sheriff of Calaveras about two hours.
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by LIEUTENANT MURRAY.

There is delightful little seaport town.
of some 10 900 inhabitants, situated la the
south of France, in the department OF the
Maritime Alps, and on the shores OF that
delightful aud romantic inland sea. the
Mediterranean known as Cannes. IL Is as
famous for its salubrity OF climate as Nice,
from which il is separated by few leagues
only. Here the Empress OF Russia and
her suit passed portion Of the last winter.
and al this writing the famous prima don
ma, Nilsson, is pluming her wings Tor fresh
flights of song under its snnny skies.
Cannes approaches In its climate near
er to the idea Of neyer-ending summer
than any spot outside the tropics which
We have chanced to visit Here, on the
last OF January, one may see acres OF or
Ange trees. like the garden OF Hysperides.
heavy with golden fruit The olive aud
fig tree thrive. amid precious and fragrant
blossoms, perennial in their loveliness !;
nor should we forget to mention the lemon
or the date tree, which gracefully lit
their fruitful branches over the sweet un-
deryrowth Of primroses. violets and dals-
| les.
The town is situated 10 q sort of amphi'
! theatre of hills reaching down to the
/ shores on either side, and leaving the
| dwelling houses with an open view OF the
bluc Mediterranean. These hills are COW
cred with vineyards, prolific In their seas
| on with the rich and luscious purple
grapes peculiar TO tins favored region.
/ Close about the town are large orchards
OF cherry and pear trees. and broad scar
| let beds Of Strawberries everywhere. Tht
| olive anil pomegranate- grow 10 wild ana
nnrestrsined luxuriance.
la its typographical aspects Cannes Is
sort OF miniature copy of Naples, ans
owes much OF its picturesque beauty u
the surrounding mountains and the classic
waters over which il looks. Looking
eastward one early morning, | watched
the sun rise out of the blue water, The
effect was revelation to behold. and IN
ly comparable to the sunset in this beauti
ful region.
At drst faint gray light on the horizon
eastward, heralded the coming god, wnicf
as jt increased in brightness. those sleep
less sentinels of the night, the stars. grad
ually faded phsntom-like away. sod thef
came up out Of the waves the brilliant sun
too dazzling to look upon as IL lighted VI
the dewy morning AID covered the who.'
scene of mountain and valley with wond
rous beauty. like the smile of the Grea
Spirit. 49,. U.,o,.o,
landed here in the spring OF 1919. afte
his escape from Elba, and again began hi
historic career.
Living Just of the mouth of the Bay o
Cannes. almost precisely as Capn stand
A. the entrance of Naples, Is the far-fAmet
island Of Ste. Marguerite, where sor near
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90. fri.ui ~ .4rs that sglri came
Do ffr r'.-stn - oair satlsn~.t baar
t. ilsrt th Q h.i- .u yaar haiel-s. bart.
ilks ths .sr.i ID "a Eiru fs~sr.
u. -rfai mas It.t o Ycar tr.--lins brss-i.
N ..f. A A. H.l.l an.i niElf.
Az 20. .H.f f.f a.sFfarr.nt lIm
l.sa-.i rHr.f ring 49, AMI nrhf.
F.f - Hurs' s.ue taY. in'a I-rfssf s'1lua,
All ttr.f a d. trgh.F~
t.ffhr..r,r. r..f- fa.ir- ss am ~ tl.s jar.
Me- e.. .-ea as anl llae
IL. .srilrI b fsl.. .n rs.in ant pa
Or a.as.tsr f.seff ali llre
nr..'t.i e..r go g.. .r sal aa.hsl i. siaon
s.trft f.r-Trruare.
Co. ...t 81. q sls-f uf a msrta. isY.
E4f a- l.a hsr-ff fraln fis leal
llrs.s.i q trr rss.r calm ouafts % Hsateu.
49, ta.a araHnf 49, h@@1i
Z .r.t &C. t..s arl ~ ssd .hsi lie
"a Wl uf ~ant q a sAfthlg ssn.
An l4ss Akf aRtsipn a. uan aWs skes.
Na.u las tEsu saii aud dons
l.. r. u.nk 500 have iost your DAYS for ave.
d. fns hrarr = fhf Wa-=i. q .pribg.
d. ilat -sa.li, iosu that :, shmFsed through
UIsf.
La ihe white 4 pesfeI. wiugi
H. sou thius that the pAiier % liny feet
shall never come tArk again.
Az that those whom the spite of death had
klI.l.
A. ia -n1fh forever slaint
Look up ioak ~. Ns the HoPc commands,
Prom the ruth Of the angels won;
The rarth-woe fades like dream o the nizhi,
whoa al hA. been said and done,
I .. Cod we wander In devious ways.
TIL the end comes. Stern and stark;
We lit our yoisss % useless wall.
/ frum the depths OF the hAliow Dark;
| Yet the Christ Is there, though we see him not
Hut Only when sorrow lowers.
Wilde-t we feel through the hollow Dark.
4 strange, warm hand In ours;
And voice l. heard In the music OF Heaven.
Saving. Courage and hope, o son.
/ The earih-Woe fades like dream o. the night
When all has been said and done.''
-IAdepeRieEf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18
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Gray Hairs.

II cannot be Hold up the light.
Cioser-ihe other way;
les, child, your laughing guess was right
NY hair j. turning gray,
Among those tres.ers, long my pride,
A thread Of sivery sheen
Has dared audaciously TO hide
Their ripping waves between.
All, mo! when youth and childhood seem
Scarce to have passed away,
lis hard 10 stsrte from ones dream.
And find ones hair l. gray.
know the fire burns within my heart,
Or flashes from my eye
A. fiercey vs. |: used 10 dart
In days 50 long gone by.
] know. | feel. love. hate,
A. keenly a. Of yore;
| had not deemed IL was so late
Chill age stood si the door.
Life's hours seem more than ever full.
And JOY crowns every day;
Yet DER their current come, lull-
My hair /, turning gray
Iau ofer comfort. darling-ssy
The silver lies alonc:
CompaEioBlc.s il will not stay
Ire many months have flown.
GRAY hairs you think 4 eirclct bright
To crown regal head:
one uSsd to praise their raven hight
In halcyun evenings ted.
But all that voice i silent now.
That form Is laid away.
The lips are closed that used TO vow
Long ere my hair was gray.
Wen lct Il come--the silver sign
live again IN thee;
Thy tres~es are A. surely mine.
And stil more fair 10 see;
For mornings gold Is glinting back,
And morning. purples lie
Along nv darling, sunny track,
Reelected IN her eve.
WHAT matter since her young life grows
M0re brilliant every day.
Her mother srIcye. not. though she knows
Her hair j. turning gray.
An. well the clouds have open riffs.
Their masses dark between;
A. suddenly the topmost lifls.
A silver ray |. seen.
II NAV be God draws back the clouds.
And lets heaycn's gories through
IN silver lines scros. the shroud.
That bar II from my view.
And ! can hsil hi path Of Hight
Which marks NV upward way,
And 30 give thank. because this night
M hair j. turning gray.