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The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
TbeEmdlana RebcI,,om

4 Cores pondeut of the Cincinnati
Gazette, wiring from Coal creek, the
scene Of the Indiana rebellion. attrI-
butes the difficulty to the Antagonism IN
between the IRISH aud negro miners.
and describes the doings Of these peo
pie As worse than the Kemper county
Miss feud The negroes were import
I'd to work the mines because the
white miners struck when reduction
wss made from eighty cents to sixty
cents a ton. This Coal~creek business
which has been characterized by sever
al fights between the negroes and the
whites, in which several on both sides
we're shot. l. deemed by the Gazeite's
correspondent; sure indication that
another revolution and rebelIioo on a
larger 4cale in necessary by which the
Government must be overturned and
Grant set up as Dictator to pacify the
country, That is the programme uow
announced by many Republican or
gans, and that party. having failed to
convince people that a Southern re
bellion" is on hand. is doing its besr
to excite the Communists ard the
whole discontented class 10 the North
to a revolt, in order to make desper
ate attempt to destroy the republic.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

stated in his apnor.
II had been reporfageemeut N0huAy; 'ua'
Trimbie, in speecb 70 MIN nm
ed that he Turner ~ Marion nI- e-'r'' -,
Distric, ond actually q resident Of this
sent the DISTRICT - lAo no rlgus ~ T -
bod 49,, -. charSe as uutrue-that he
35 vearsN,Lai L,'.1en Of Ballard county for
tie place in Jeiferson oou usn' - -,
oh;I5ro - convenient 10 educate his
lis We. -, "hete physicians thought
- '''h might he restored-thRt
NE. , pa,I 'Yr -! the place out of his own
and then plead vsuTs rI7;,tn g'' man ,ourier
Perhaps the foil,u;n, ner.opal no
''os Io,.vnni w"i'h - appeared a iu the Courier
pi ouauu, me latter part of March or
ne cary part Of april may help some
Col. Turner was eoryect
"Mr; and Mrs Oscar Turner and their
oeSu'IIul daughter Miss Lille. after "a
p''"S,N' 'lslt 10 Padacah, have returned
.Nelrose, Their delightful country
ne ueiS Shtinl "MelrOse' OF when
the Q j speak, snd the "cheap litlo
place" mentioned by Col Turner are
one and the sane. $4,000 was the
price paid tor the he"cheap little place, -
which Is about thee times a. much a.
any farmer in The Purchase has Invest
ed in home Il Col Turner calls
hat cheap, the n,sguifceuce Of hi~
home iu Ballard suuty must be daz-
z.iug But thenlo nan who plead-
limitation and beus a city out of just
taxes it mny be chap. and a. our idea
OF cheaPness d9sspOt coiucide with
l.IulrpGs j n..ee,.:DiFdd.tll- l-..Ia 10. RaiGsay
call particular gf0 10 the abo' :
item is that Mr.. aid Mrs Turuer were
only on a visit Il Padueah. aud a. Pa
ducah is in tbs district it verifi q
Judge Trimbie assertion that Coz
Turner is DOT resident Of the district
which be wishe 10 represent in Con
giess.. 4 TM4yfed Democrat.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
mn ,,arI,en:s cat"


mscben. the Chairman OF the
congressional District Democrafir
oa,,mi,ree. is a pure sud upright man
Ia. occupied high positions 10 thr
y.,;ooal and State councils; but hi-
omen card to the ehsirmen Of county
anr;,tees. certainly evidences that he
,,;..nprehends the scope of his au
.hori,s in the matter of preparing for
c,on,sntiou or primary election tie
.sk. the county chsirmen ito gather
from their respective committee THEIR
m;.be. 90 the subject aud communi
,a,e them TO me by letter " The
,o,,,y committees have Bofhiug to dc
9TH the matter, bat the Chsirmen OF
,bs different counties compose the Con
,r...ional Committee. and Mr. Mache u
!. ,beir ohairmau. As chairman he
has authority to convene said commit
Tee oD his own motion, and is COMPEL
"a 10 convene it on petition Of two
members. He says their wishes BY
letter shqll be lao unto him. lie ar
rogates to himself the authority to de
e.,ds what shall be done, when they
oommunicate by letter to him. Thi'
7seif Sptiou is an Offset to his sarcastic
,othes,lyis sFo-sst 60 resseA-~s--SpproVa
which has greeted the COURIER plan
He has 40 voice in the matter, excep
ia case of tie-much less TO decide
the whole thing Suppose the letter:
from the - chairmen should result, !
for convention, 3 for primary election
, for two nominees, aud two for 10
how could Mr. Machen
decide IL? The thing is absurd. We
say he has 10 such authority, and il
he had here il case impossible for
hin to decide Mr. NJ further add
hat lie has not had "ihe benefi, Of the
discussion ia the COURIER and we
ire Inclined TO believe him, for if he
lad, be would not fud himself 20
,udly posted as to the scope of hi
utbority. Il is hi duty to call the
ommitree men together, in order that
tsy may act When they are conveu
j. discussion, comparison OF view.
nd seotimeot. may bring a conclusion
I'd the method be arranged AID dyfn
d bv Them Our venerable chairman
hou.d do himself the compliment to
zad the COURIER, sub-clbe for il,
le it away, and keep posted on such
,atters
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
A NnhR Sentiment.

Geu. w. \ { Hume. at tbs recent
uuveiing Of tb Confederate mouu-
meut in Memphis, gave uttersnce to
the following uble sentiment:
Let the dead past bury lis dead
We failed to esabii-h the Coufederacy
let u discharg, oOr duty to our noble
dead aud to 5oSterify, by cu!livating
sentiments o love for the Uuiou, ira
ternal regard Tor all its people Our
Interests are IDENTICAL We are Ameri
caUs all. Tday a true Confederate
soldier. at th, iuVitstion Of our patrlo-
tic President. r b Hayes, sits at the
council boarC Of the natiou This j.
noble challetge 20 u Let us sccep'
it, aud enter lpon this rivalry OF ira
terual regard or every American ei'i-
zen becuuse h T.. ao American Let
Us SHOW 10 IN, Old World an example
OF forty million people, spretd over
this broad cutneut, living in per
petuai peace and harmony. with no
rivalry exce5t thar found in the pur-
suit of trusl, Intelligence, integrity
aud Christian morality
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
The Peril aIHnrh.

We may at any moment have new
Of battle between the 4 mericau and
Mexican troops that now confront each
other In hostile attitude on the soil O.
Mexico. Uuder the prerex of opera
ting against body Of Mexican in~ur
geu's who are attempting 10 overthrow
the Mexicsns Government, G-n Ne
keuzie Of The Fourth U.iied STATES
Cavalry crossed tie RIO Grlnde. few
days ago, with twenty compaCies OF
troops. two Calling gus, aud Two rih-i
cannon The Mex,can Government
however, do uot desi, e Mckeuzie's aid
ia settling th-ir luterual trOu 'es. aud
having learned that his troops are ou
Mexicsu territory. they have ordered
Geu Nuncto TO take huudred men
aui ser OUT iu pur- -uir c.! him Accord
iug to tie despatch from Eagle Pass.
Nuucio's troops are poorly mounted
aud II - not likely that Mckeuzie Will
be overtaken by them
II Nuncio should ogertake McKeu-
zie, or it McHeuze, Who Is defe-ted
5y the Mexlcaas. should, put bimseii
iu the way of Nuucio. d fight will be
10 order. Ths Invading force uud,I
McKe euzje j, i've times as strong as ,he
Mexican force under Nuucio. s.
Mckenzie can whip Nuncio, auojhii
ate hI- command, aud DEFY the Mexi
can Government
But ghi- i war. aud so il must be
regarded by the President OF Mexico,
" 10 has determined upon the defence
ot his territory. In other word~. th~
Two cOuu rIes may af any momeut e
prrcipuaied iuto wal by 4 collision be-
tween the Mexicau Government tr0rp-
If Nuucio aud The invading Uuioed
States troop OF Mckenzie.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
COmmfsstonerss sale.
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT
r. z Finch. guardian Plaintiff,
Against
On Petition. Exparte Defendant.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT
R. E Finch guardian Plaintiff, !
Against
On Petition. Exparre Defendtnt.
Notice Of sale-in Equity.
DY virtue Of judgement and order OF
. sale Of the Fulton Circuit Court.
rendered "a the August term thereof, ] S77.
in the above cause, the Undersigned will
on Monday the = r day of July. 1873 al
] o.clock. +. NJ, or there bout fbeiug
County CoIrt dnyi proceed 90 Offer for
sale. al Public auction. 20 the highest D /
der. on credit Of twelve az months, at
the Court house door in ihe town OF HEX
man, Ky. the property mentioned in the
judgement. to-wit: Beginning AZ "a stake
on the west side Of be Sleepy Hollow
road, running thence south go, west 4j4
feet 20 a stake John Sherrou : w cor
nerl. thence north 2N9 west to stake
William Robinson \. f. corner(. thence
south $40 west. 49,! feet 20 stake, {Juo
Wingate y f. eoruer). thence 623o east
rs feet 10 a stake on the west side of the
Sleepy Hollow rond-theuce with said
road 20 the beginn ng-contaiuing ST
acres, in Fulton county. Ky, being what
is known a. the r. E. Finch place Sale
absolute. The purchaser will he required
TO give bond with approved security, for
the payment Of the purchase money. TO
have the force and effect of judgement
hearing o per cent. interest from ;he a. sy
Of sale, according to law Bidders viii!
be prepared 10 comply promptly with
these terms. that is TO execute bond a,
once Bond payable to George B Pra-
ther, Commissioner.
GEORGE B PRATHER,
Commissioner of Fulton Circuit Court.
june25 Nv
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Sfrni,nG RnGiea.

The assertion Of the Dean of the
Ohio Medical College that the author
tiles Of the institution had no knowl-
edge of the body~natcher who captur-
ed the body Of John S Harrison, is
di.crediled by the public, aud doubt
less all doctors know that it is untrue
DR. Newton, of New York, in note
to The Tribune of that city, declares
that a previous arrangement is always
made and 10 evidence of the statement,
he says:
There hangs in the Ohio Medica
College the skeleton OF Old Cunning
ham the resurrectioBi<t of that col
lege for quarter Of century-the
college having dome this in memory o'
his daring deeds, performed 10 stealing
bodies for that college Cunningh ii
was frequently before the courts 10,
his crimes As 20 what he says about
these men being interruptions scoun
/ drels Is true; but then scoundrels are
iu the employ of these meu, and. il
every instance. they will take the
bodies aud pay for them. The writer
was connected with another medical
college, aud one OF its officers Tor over
ten years, in that city, aud during thai
lime there never was allowed in siu
/ gle Instance visitation of private
cemetery or grave. nor was one body
received in this college without tn,
knowledge oithe managers, none could
be taken iOto the college without IT.
officers knowing who brought them
The Ohio Medical College did no
r--ssis=-- <l4e ..resa-Sacti0lSssIs,s -. -.
other colleges did; this always gave /
the advantage. and 10 doubt they
still keep up the same arrangement
TO get few more bodies for the di>see
ting room. II the whole concern was
indicted legal investigation would
/ prove their guilt
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
WIscOnnin TrnnhIe-

The Wisconsin people appear to
save been terribly frightened over the
-eport ths. four or FIVE thousand
i'hippews Indians in thas State are
preparing for rebellion. The mill
~ meD of Wisconsin, should show
after pluck. and wipe out the little
fair without calling on Sheridan
Where are the Union veterans aud
ne "melish?"
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.
J. II. Davis' Adinr. Plaintiff,
Against

FULTON CIRCUIT COCHA'
J. II. Dsvis' Adlnr. Plaintiff.
Against
J b Davis heirs and creditors Defts.
Notice OF sae-in Equity.
DY virtue of judgment and order Of
ID sale OF the Fulton Circuit Couri,
rendered at the February term thereof.
e1S, in the above cause, the undersigned
viii. on Monday the 6fh day OF july 1913
At | 0 clock, P NJ, or thereaoout oelnG
County Court day.. proceed 10 onsF Tor
sale. at Public Auction, 10 the highest
bidder, on credit Of d and ~ SIX anu
twelve months, at the Court House ooor
IN the town Of Hickman, Ky, the proper
~ mentioned in the judgment, to-"lt q
fractional part of lot No y, iroht'hs 20
feet on Clinton street, aud running ofck
so feet 10 Jaek.ou street, upon which is
situated the briek store room '@'eiy ooSu-
pied by j. II. Davis, dee d., and lot No.
100. Also. the following lots which will
be sold subject 10 the homestead exemp
tion OF the willow aud the infant Children
of J II. Davis. dec d., as follows: Lots
Nos. 81, 80 and SO. ail IN Old Hick nan,
Fulton county, Ky, as designated upon
the map or plan Of Ola Hick man, fult"n
county, KY, or sufficient Thereon 10 pc
duce the sum of Five Thoustn Dotlars. d.
The purchaser Will be required to give
bond with approved security, Tor the pay
ment OF purchase money, to nave ne
force and effect of judgment bearing
o per cent. interest from the DAY OF sale'
according 10 law. Bi iders viii be pre-
pared to comply promptly WIN lnese
terms. that is TO execute bonds al once.
Bonds payable TO George b. Pratheri Com
missioner.
GEORGE 8. PRATHER.
Comnnissioner ~ fulton Circuit Court.
juue2i
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

[Frou Princeton Banner.

The heaviest rain that has ia ileo 10
his seetion for years fell last Monday
Atwhai hour il begun to rain we can
"ot state. 1t was pouring down" al
lay dawn aud it continued to pour
town" until about o'clock and ther
slackened. bet continued 10 rain
until about 10 o'clock. The damage,
did in washing away wheat shocks,
."rB. tobacco aud general destruction
sould amount to at least $50, 900 il
his country alone There was scarce
y q branch or creek in the country
hat was fordahle at ! O'Clock.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
convenieui?'

THE result in Oregon appears IL
have bsd a depressing effect upon the
Republican managers at Washington
The 6rst step at reorganization of the
Republican party does not seem 10
have been very profitable just now
the Ioss Of a Senator il exactly what
they don't desire From present indi
cation the further they go the worse
II will be.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Judge Trimble and Col Turner
poke to a small audience here last
Monday Ia reference to National
politics they stand on the same plat
Srm. Both are men of talents and
iiher Of them would make a good
Representative. The little personals
les that began TO crop out here for
he first time should cease aud the can
sass be conducted on fair and hooora-
lie terms-Ballard News.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Conventions at best. are bu. the
counterfeit presentment of the will Of
the people IF therefore. when we can
reach this will directly--as at the
regular August elec'ioD-why use the
counterYeit 8heo the genuine is SC
convenieni2"
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The Clinton Democrat charges
hat the "Trigg County Democrat and
dickman COURIER have formed q sor-
rer Of your tickle me and l'll-,ickle
you society" Well. it must be adj
aitted thar It's a mutually pleasant
4persfion. but ~ho would venture 20
'iekle the tough and dirty hids of the
Clinton Democrat without first baptis
og it with cologne and then using a
uair of tongs OF nail grabs? A little
more civet. good apOrhecary The
rrigg Democrat
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The Clinton Democrat, speaking OF
his paper and the Hickman COURIER,
fuseth a. follows
Because every other paper, and
very body else do not fling thrm<elye,
odily into The ue~f Of incousisiencIe>
prepared by themselves. they rear and
eotch and cry out that they aud their
meek and Iowly demi god are being
perseeuted The most iucorrigiblr
ersecutors in tho world are self per
.ecuters. of whom the above mentioned
Sorthies are which
We commend to the consideration OF
Col Shields. aud every other paper
nd every body else in the District.
he following lines
Broad is the road that leads to death,
And thousands walk together there;
But wisdom shows 4 narrow way,
WIth here and there a traveller"
ETrigg County Democrat.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Gov. Williams. of Indiana, has been
asked for troops TO assist in suppress
ing riots among the miners a I Coal
Greek. ia that State. where the white
miners and negroes are said to be
fighting.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

NO candidate has a patent
"a this old democratic usage-an'
!. 10 those who would deny such
On on,,eal
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

TIE ranks Of Kentucky's veteran.
II the war of 1912 are beiug rapidly
hinned. At ibe annual meeting OF
Paris on Tuesday only twenty five
esponded at roll call, twenty four hav
20. in the past year. joined the bi-
ouac Of the dead The oldest veteran
present wse 95 years of age. and the
youngest So The grizzled. time-worn
-ud tottering monuments of the esTlier
nd better days Of the republic are
asst erun bling into dust
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Fl rd times make most people sad
and melancholy and often drive them
silent tears But the editor Of a
Michigan county paper is musical and
nirthful. He speaks thusly to his
patrons as he goes down beneath the
esves of sdversity and despair:
Good bye!-Toll the bell gently
This il our last kick k.-Haudle US With
rare!-LOwer Us gently 10 resli-We
lie a nstural death The wolf Is a
ur doorl- Bury Us under a rose
bush Listen TO the moeking bird
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
commissioners snle.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT
Henry A. Tyler, ! Notice Of
Against Sal i u
Jas " shepherd &o Dafdts Equity.
gDY virtue of . judgement aud order Of
II sale of the Fulton Circuit Court
rendered at the August Term thereof.
1876 in the above cause the undersigned
will on Monday the oth day Of July. 1875
al o clock. P NJ, or thereabout. (heing
county court day) prooee 10 off.r for sal,
At Public Auction. 10 the highest bidder.
on a credit Of six and twelve rs & ~
months III the Court House door in The
town Of Hickman, Ky, the property men.
toned in the judgment. to wit: East
Hickman lots Nos. 10 and -. and west
haif of lot No 70. ia Block No. , as de
signated upon the map or plan of East
Hickman, Fulton county, Kentuekr; or
sufficient thereof 10 produce the sum of
Nine Hundred and Sky seven aud So 100
Dollars The purchaser will be required
10 give bond win approved security, for
the payment Of the purchase monvy, 10
have the force an effect OF 4 judgm
bearing 10 PEI -. interest from the
day ot sale sceszLag TO law. Bidders
will be prepared to comply promptly with
these terms, that is TO execute bonds at
once. Bond payable TO George b. Pra-
ther, Commissioner.
GEORGE B. PRATHER,
Commissioners OF Fulton Circuit Court.
juue2I 2y
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
THE SUN.
1875. NEW WORK.


As the time approaches for the renewal
Of subscriptions, The SuH would remind
It's friends and wellwishers everywhere.
that II 10 again n candidate for their con-
sideration and support. Upon its record
Tor the past teu years IL relies for a con-
unuance Of the hearty sympathy and gem
erous co operation which have hitherto
been extended 10 il from every quarter OF
the Union
The DAILY SUS is four page.sheet OF
y columns, price by mail. post paid, 66
cents "a month, or 50 50per year.
The SUNDAY edition Of THE SuN is an
eight-page sheet Of SO columns While
giving the news Of the day. il alec con-
thins large amount Of literary and mis-
ceIaneous matter specially prepared~Fu
II. TIE SUNDAY SuN has met with great
success. Post paid 81 20 year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
who does not know The WEEKLY Sex
IL circuiates throughout the United States,
the Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thou.
sand families greet its welcome pages
weekly, and regard IL in the light OF
guide. counsellor, an / friend. Its news,
editorial, agricultural. and literary dee
partments make il essentially q journal
for the family and he freside. Terms
OSE DOLLAR year. post paid. This price,
quality considered makes IL the cheapes {
newspaper published. For clubs of ten
with $40 cash, we will send an extra COPY
free. Address
Pu BLISHER OF THE sun, Ny. City.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

We suppose they would also require
the Mayorto do his share OF street
cleaning and hod carrying. so as !"
"eauaiize" matters moro etfectuaily
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The appropriation bill possed bg
Congress contained an appropriation
of SIS 600 for Investigating disease Of
swine and infections and contagious
diseases 10 which all other domesticaied
animals are subject The subject IS to
ascertain the nature and canes Of these
diseases aud how to prevent them
The farming commuuity will receive
he beDeft If these Investigations a.
soon as any headway l. made.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

GOVERNOR ANDRFw used 70 tel q
story of somebody who asked Jackson
what the Democratic party would
think Of one of his measures What
do / care what they think ?" shouted
the old General If I want 70 know
what is Democratic do not ask Tom
Dick. and Harry; I ask old Andrew
Jackson He ia a Democrat. aEd if he
thinks il Democratic. that is enough "
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

There vas much suffering aud many
iesths amo az the colored emigrants
y no vent to Liberia from Charleston.
O., some mootbs age io The ship
szer,
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Noyes ans Hayes have had a secre,
session Sierman had one with Mrs
J-nk-. a. veil aS -eance with z liza
P,oks;on. az New Orleau<
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

After next March the Democrats
vile have a certain m1jority Of six 10
the United States Senate, with
strong probability of six or eight more
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

"Cholera Morbus" is the cheerful
heading of the announcements 10 the
May field Leader Of a dozen or 80 pic,
nios.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The Hickman FIGURING Mills ara
running day aud pighl
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Presentations.


ALWAYS Buy rae BEsr-SrovEs
SrovEsii Es!!l-Charter Oak. and
Bucks Brilliant, and all kind of Parlor
Stoves. at y P. HARNESS & co.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
~. Z. NELSON,

Shoe and BOOtmaker
(Cor. Water and Ohio streets-opposits
Plauts Warehouse.)
A NNOUNCES TO this public. which be
"A has served in this line 70 years. th at
he Is still in the business. ready 20 do
any kind Of work in the best style. Keeps
the best workmen employed and has in
store at all times a variety Of the best
Boots and Shoes made, Of the best mate
rials. ang4-n
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Con,snissiomer,s sale.

Comm jssioner OF Fulton Circuit Court
juue2I -
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

GEORGE 8. PRATHbR,
Commissioner OF fulton Circuit Court
iuu.oi Z"
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

CCHOFlELD's PATENT VAPORIZING
- Inhaler. for cure of Catarrh, BroD-
chitis, Horseness, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and all affections of the Throat and Lungs
for sals At
mar22l FORTUNES DRUG STORE.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

To the Chairman Of county Committed
of the Democratic Party in the First
Congressional District.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11
Our TO-morrows.

The sky has heen sunless and dun all day;
And dreamy and soft fell the faltering snow;
And the startled swallows had futtered away
To the roses and summers that loye them so;
And the story of Greece and her glorious dead
In the sweet long dreaming was all unheard
And the grammar was tame, and learned, instead
The wonderful speech of passing bird.
Till the darkness fell on an empty day,
And the winter sun grew cold and dim
And the chattering sparrows would not stay
moment longer TO court my whim.
remember the flush of gradual shame
At the vacant places behind my chair
And just how the wasted moments came,
Like mocking spirits, 20 haunt me there
But down the length of the homely room
caught the fall of patient tread
And where, oh childhood, were tears and gloom,
As loved hand lifted a dropping head +?
While even to childhOod's untutOred ear
There throbbed hint of remembered pain
Through the comforting words Never mind Il,
dear
Tomorrow wen both begin over again.
have learned " to be and to suffer since them
And know the tale of the Golden Age;
And without the swallows have learned again
The weary lessons of life's hard page
But oh. when the day and darkness meet
hear, like the echo of some refrain,
Like the chant of promise, low and sweet,
" Tomorrow, my child, begin over again -
Oh. blessed pardon of empty days,
oh sign OF harvest still to reap
Who talks of an end TO our wearisome ways?
Who sighs for the coming of careless sleep
Beyond the borders of our despair
Gods fair Forever is just in sight
And, all unsullied by earthly wear,
lie keeps His Tomorrow new and white
Sunday afternoon.