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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

Queen Victoria once signified to Viseounf
Macdutf, now Earl OF Fife, that she would not
be unwilling to have him for son-in-law.
honor. He Is not yet thirty, was schooled at
Eton, has eight residences In the Highlands
and is warmly spoken Of by all classes. His
four sisters are ladies OF extreme beauty, but
have not at all been enviable in their welded
,fPa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
ROUMANIA.

BUCHAREST, Oct. 1o.-Suhiclent rain has
fallen during the last forty-eight hours to
allow peasants to get in their winter crops of
wheat and rye, although the delay is such
that next yours yield may be diminished
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

An Irish agent describes the present yeGr,
@ worst I ainee the fsn,ne 'n Few ~ r # she smaII
farmers III his county can hold their lands at
any rent. Cattle and sheep are unsalable.
and, as for the crops, thessare all lost, La con-
sequence OF the never @slng rains which we
have had for months"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
Suspension OF anath.- .ueker shor

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.LTrumbriage i CO.
the eldest established firm Of bucket shops IL
this city, suspended payment to-day ihey
state that they have assets enough TO pay al
Indebtedness, but they are not to be settled
Immediately.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

The inner surface of the dome OF st. Paul'e.
in London, is to be painted with floating
angels On blue sky. The surface Is to rs
divided by eight ornamental ribs, at the foot
OF each being the figure OF a prophet, three
times liie-size, seated on throne.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

London Life: Has any English paper
recorded the fact that at Kambula the ZuIua
brought up large body OF women and sta
toned them In the distance to represent d
strong reserve? | suspect that 1t was By
strategical lodges Of this nature lodges BY
which Lord Chelmsford was more than onca
outwitted-that the number OF Zulu warriors
was 30 widely exaggerated. We were told
fore Ulundi. Not 1000 were killed there. Ellt
where now are the 10000?
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

"A boy named r ley, i've years old, died at
Appl-by, England from the effects of drink
irg brandy. The deceased aud an elderly
brother were left ia bed together, and, during
the absence OF their mother, they drank a
room. Both boys were found helplessly in
toAicated. The elder recovered, but the
younger died.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

A letter In the Londonderry Times asserts
that the peasantry Of Donegal, with Its area
OF 1900 900 acres and its population of 250, COO
$4,000 acres, are rotten; their hay, so 900 acres.
is manure; their turnips, 1900 acres, did
not grow, and their oats, $4,000 acres. are
threshed upon the fields. These are sweep
ing assertions, but no man can stand aghast
at the universal devastation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

Last year the Republicans potled but 47ts
per cent of the total vote in New York, but
47A In Ohio, but 451s in Pennsylvania aud
only AZ per cent in Michigan.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
OBI nary.
appointment of ! storekeeper,

ROME, Oct. 10.-Princess Caroline Bona.
parte, widow of Prince Antonio il dead.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
-49en

Professor-"Is there any wav to obtain
good fruit without grating or budding z"
student-"ies, SIR Professor Please ex-
plain the process student-"Watch your
chance, and when the farmer goes to dinner
crawl over into the orchard and steal it,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
A New paa4e Of the situation.
~ y =
tBrooklyn Eagle. ]

When Mr.. Hayes surrendered to the Stal.
warts he did not suppose that he would be
required to deliver his sword to John Kelly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

The following verse contains every letter in
the alphabet:
EXCEPT with zeal Ws strive to win,
Gods inst and holy love.
Wa cannot conquer stri g and sin.
Ncr walk with Him above.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
a New Orleans Man Killed By Falling
Timber.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 1o-William Rogers, while
engaged this morning in erecting a cotton
press, at the corner of Main and South streets
was struck BY q failing timber, wt1ict1 crushed
his skull. He died this afternoon. Deceased
came from New Orleans two weeks ago.
ADMITTED TO BAIL. -1.m=.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia. 4. Shissler.
charged With having cansed the death Of
George Truman, late clerk Of the Court OF
Quarter Sessions. was admitted to bail to-day
Ii the sun OF S1UOO.
KILLED WITH BLACK THORN STICK.
TORONTO, Oct. 10,-Robert w. Turner, a
druggists clerk. who was struck Oh the head
with a black tnoru stick by Lawrence
SMythe for improper intimacy with lis wife.
died this morning.
SENTENCED FOR VIOLATING THE ELECTION
LATfS.
BosToS, Oct. 10-In the United States Dis
trict Court to-day parties convicted III March
last OF violating the Federal election laws
We're fined each $50 and costs. They We're
jailed until the fines are paid.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
THE Los PINGS AGESC1

DENVER Oct. ln.-Dispatches received by
driven the agent from the Los Pinos agency
TO Antmas City. and The citizens OF that place
are calling Tor help. which Is responded to by
the citizens Of Silyefton. Dispatches are also
received from various points calling for arms
and ammunition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. ID.-C. a. Jones, OF
Salem. N. O., has been appointed Internal rev.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
Report Of Merritt's Fight Contradiotsd a
Small skirnish Only.

CHEYENNE, Oct. 1o.--The statement of the
mail carrier that Merritt had u fight with tile
hosttles before reaching Paynes command
was cohtradicted, because Gen. Msrlitts re-
port, and all other communications fi0m Ills
command, made no mention of having met
the lntlans while going in. Letters received
here by army officers from members If Mer-
ritt's command. speak of 10 ensyageNnants be-
fore the junction with Paynes command, but
state that on Sunday morning Uctoby. j. after
relieving Payne, Gen. Merritt, WITH Company
Nj, Of the Fifth Cavalry, under Lieut. Cherry
left camp TO Visit Thornburgn's battlefield
Qn his way there they We're attacked hy tine
Utes. One man Was wounded and four horses
We're killed. Notutther particulars are given,
except that the Indians were repaiscd oil Sun
day. These letters We're dated Sunday even
Ing, while Merritt's resort was Sunday MORN
ing. The mail carrier froiu DIXON Il daa u
kaWiins at midnight Tonight. 1t Is believed
he will bring news from the front
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
LACK I,HnRN STICK


NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The longshoremen em
ployed al,ng the North river threaten tC
strike for i've to ten cents per hour increase.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
The P0stsmce Department and the Lot
terry C0mpanIes,

WASHINGTON, Oct 10.-The Postm maste
General yesterday issued an order for the es
tablshment OF free delivery service at Dallas
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04


Music lESSoNs. Miss Agnes l..
Strong, teacher Of singing and piano.
Will he pleased to receive more pupils
STANDS ATONE, pr Prices Cream
Baking Powder is free from all Suh-
stances detrimental to health In
these respects il stands alone. Who
can tell how many inyalils and ten
der children have fallen victims 10 the
dangerous authorizations pacliscd IN
on food? Obtain pure articles only.
DREAMING PLOWS ron SALr.-l
haze two second hand breaking ploNs
in good order which | will sell or
trade Inquire at 81 Hotel.
En-. y. pulllllS.
TIL TRCru. In tho whole United
states there is not il tlavoring extract
that is SO valuable, SO positive, SO
eiIeetnal in producing Che most deliei-
GUS, desirable, and delicate favored
cakes, pastry ice cream. etc. Us DR.,
Prices Justly celebrated Spccia,
FlaNoring Extracts.
Yer Coughs and Colds take Or
Marshall's Lung syrup 1t has cured
thousands. Recommend it TO youl
friend and neighbor Price only 2.
cents, sold by all druggists.
DELIGHTFUL BolQ DUETS, nr
Prices Concealed Delight, Pet Rose
lIyacinth, Alista Bouquet, Ladies
Favoritc, and other handkerchief per.
fumes, are truly delightful bouquets
They are certainly the most exquisite
scents that can be imagined the odor>
Of dainty buds and rich blossoms,
~ friend in need Is africnd indeed.
Such friend is DR.. Marshalls Lun,
Syrup for Coughs, and Colds, etc. Il
only costs % cents Il bottle, and may
save many doctor bill, Sold by nj
druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Farm Machinery for Sale.

| offer for sale the following Ma
chimes viz: The Williams Seedcrs,
Star Corn Planters, McDermot Sulky
and Walking Cultiyators. ! will war
rant every Machine to be first class in
every respect. | am Agent for the
Celebrated Champion Reapers, and
Mowers, the Boss Machine in grain
and flax, wet or dry, lodged or stand
ing, ii takes it all clean. runs light,
easily managed, it is the Champion
Machine in Flax, cuts it wet or dry,
green Or ripe. Also the Buffalo Pitts
Thrcsher, and other Machinery for
sale call and see me before you buy.
will sell nothing but iirst-class machi-
merry. a. B. FERRIS.
Warehouse near Depot. 32tf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04

Green appels by the barrel at Kinnic
& Spratler's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Meeting Of the BAR A>>ociat ION.
\ COMMITTEE APPOINTED IL PREPARE
RESOLUTIONS on THE DEATH or
HON. Il. t. FROST.

HON, Il. l.. FROST.
\ meeting ofthc Bar Association
Of this Circuit, was held iii Dodge
willie ON Wednesday evening last,
to take suitable action in regard to
the death of Hon. &. l.. Frost. Hon.
NJ. NJ Strong President IT the NSso-
citation presided. On taking the
Chair, Mr.. Strong said:
ut is true, believe, that upon Il
similar mournful occasion the
death Of Hon. Charles Dunn, m
Association Of the Members of the
Bar Of the Fifth Judicial Circuit
was formed, at which was Prcsi-
dent. So far as that is true, it is
perhaps proper that should preside
upon this similar occasion.
therefore accept the request.
! believe that it is also true that
never since the mourntul event to
which | have alluded, and growing
out of which this Association was
formed, has there been any meeting
Of the Association. II may be i
matter Of congratulation that there
has been no occasion for such a
meeting, it certainly is that no
occasion like the present has before
arisen.
But nov, by the dispcnsation u
Providence, Il brother, whom we all
esteemed and respected, has been
removed by the hand of death, and
it is a duty which this Association
owes 10 the memory Of their asso-
ciatc, that we should give express
sion to the sympathies and grict
which we all feel in common, by
some appropriate resolutions, to be
placed upon the records of this
Court in an enduring form, Thit
duty, although mot pleasant but
grieyous,' will &c performed with
alacrity and with that propricty
which is born of an ailectionate
regard for our departed brother.
1t only remains for the Associa-
| ton to determine the mode il whicl
the feelings and sentiments inspired
by the present occasion shall be
given expression, and to that enc
the chair awaits the further plcasur,
Of the Association"
On motion Of &. Spcnslcy, Esq, ;
committee Of five, TO consist Of tn
President and four others, TO b'
appointed by him, was created t.
, prepare suitable resolutions. The
President appointed, J. 7. Mills
J. 4. Orton, Calvert Spenslcy ans
NJ J. Briggs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Dentistry.

Having secured the office of the late
Or, i. y. toykcndall /. H. Wingcudel
Dentist, would respectfully announce
to the people of Mineral Point and
vicinity that he Will continue the
practice OF dentistry in said office,
lClaAerS Block, guaranteeing salts
faction IL AL particulars and rndcav
oring ~ strict attention 70 tho wants
OF the public, to merit its continual
patronage. j. H. MINGENp,E.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Farm to Rent.

Consisting of 40 acres, six miles
southwest otthe city ot Mineral Point
lao under cultivation, 81 acres Of
which is already ploMcd, 10 acres
good meadow, balance in pasture and
woodland, For terms apply 10 Ewp.
HARRIS, City Bank.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
The Result.

The latest news up to the hour
of going 10 press, indicates the
election of Judge Cole, by q major
ity Of about 10000. Cothrcn re-
ceives i majority in this circuit ..
about 5000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04

Jeffrey q Coker, Of Wingyille,
have struck large vein Of black
jack, 1G inches thick, two miles west
Of Mihlin and within one and d
half miles Of the Tomah 4 Chicago
Railroad. II Is the old diggins for
merry operated by John Rowe, of
Eden.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Farmers and all Lovers of Fine
Stock take Notice.

\ letter from d. Il. Dipple, states
that he will he in Darlington about
the first Of April with 5 Imported
Horses one English Draft, One Scot
fish ClydcSdalc, one English Racer,
Each one the best Of their kind. These
horses Will stand ut Darlington, this
season Of 1879.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04

Springfield Republican: The re-
publicans % not make much
jeering about rebel brigadiers in the
senate. The democrats quietly
point out that only four Of the re-
publican senator's were in the union
army, and two Of them, Logan and
Kellogg, arc nothing u brag Of.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
The Champion System
Fox DREAMING AND TRAIN.
ING HORSES.

Albert W, iscka woaid respectfully announce
e. the puhhc that he Is prparcd to break and
\ system Nv which All Wild aud vicious horses
can he broke, Allthc lcllowinS lAilurcs can be
easily cared BtiGl, Kicking, Running and
Rslking, stumbling, stump Sacking, fnles RNil
and nesveS cure
Due notice wtlhe given vt times and places
for tNaching AlRFRr ". IACkA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Attention. Ladies',

Special alteration is called to our Sc
leet stock &c Grecnhouseaud Brddn.
Plants, which ~ otter ut reduced
rates. 50 that every person can AFFORD
4 few beautiful plants 10 brighten
Their homes GermiumS blooming,
IS cents each lIcliuuprs blooming,
= to p cents caeiL Foliage Plants.
u each ~ $500 pW ao2cn. Ncrhcuas
10 cents each, ~ 10 cents prr dozen.
and others equally low.
Greenhouse open 10 visitors ut all
times. MEN W. TEASpAlr.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-01

A PLEA FoR SMOKING HusBANDs.-A
lady writes as follows to western newspa-
per " Make home home, and make IT
one in every sense OF the word. My hns-
band is great smoker; be loves TO play
cards. doninoes and chess; he is at liberty
10 smoke in any room Of the house, and !
am always ready and willing TO JOIN him in
the different games. ] endeayor in every
way TO be not only helpmate, but COM
panioa to him, and the result has been that
I enjoy his society; he prefers passing bis
eveuings nc home with me to seeking other
aociesy, | cannot understand why women
w.ll run the risk OF losing their husband 3
society and love merely for the sake Of graf
ifsine an oyer-fastidious taste. II they DO
NOT like tobacco.did they object TO bis using
It during the days Of courtship? And i
thax objected then aud failed, Why did they
msrr, =. III nen will not give up such hao-
irs 1t the solicitations Of thsir sueethearts,
IL il not likely they will BE- persuaded cut
| q them 81 their wives therefore I think
| q unvise for . woman TO risk her happi-
,,as. nv ouarreiliug with her husband over
I fault the existence and sztent oS which
| she knew and perfectly understood befors
| sbs took upon hsrssR the duties Of = wife,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-01
The English Language.

The Louisville Coarisr-J Journal admits
that ip the North the English language is
spoken with a purity which Americans liv-
ing South of the Ohio have never attained
1t gives the two following convincing exam
pies:
"a Southern mother irritated beyond
measure, calls to ::her exasperating boy
sJeems <. Polk Buzzar 70 triaing lit
tie gahscali Come hyar to mel III war
yo' out 7AJ ss 'e7} "
Now listen to the gentle Northern
mother, mildly chiding her thoughtless off
spirng: .Heaeward. Teaownsend Peaowel
Go reaound to the back of the heaous and
drive that ceaow eaout O. them punkins
Start yourself. now, if you don't want TO
git lickin'r lAside / swan, ther'
ought to be peaound fur them 'ere
ceaows.']" ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-01
The American Citizen.
From Gen. Hawley'r Stony Point Address.

From Gen. Hawley'a Stony Point Address,
.dankind are to be r'ghtfully viewed, not
as q succession of men dying and taking
kno waedge With them, but as one man who
lives aud learns always. So there Ia an
ideal OF the American citizen in that.
Many men flinched from the first aud took
by-roads away from the danger. He went
out to meet it. Perhaps every man had
his weak msment Of exhaustion. fear and
despair, but the ideal American, composed
of them all, fighting man, private soldier
or general, Governor, legislator, farmer,
spinner. weaver. guhsmith, praying mother
and wife, sweet sister proud of heroic
brother. tender nurse in hospital, uplifting
and comforting preacher OF the gospei--all
these and more together made the ideal pa
tEiot, and he .nezey silent, nor. ldssphted,. por
us. Forty-seven millions of people replace
the three millions majestic meeting of
many waters a commingling of all races,
classes, castles, prejudices, loves and hates.
They cannot be saved together as one free.
harmonious people unless they learn what
true liberty ia, and through what sorrows
and bloody trials it was thought worth
while to 60 to win it. To continue this ed
ucation of ourselves is one of the motives
of this pilgrimage to ground made sacred
by men who came here to die for US.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-01
A Good Indian Agent.
Chicago Times Fl. Custer Letter.

Chicago Times Ft. Custer Letter.
The management Of Indian affairs in this
Territory isa scandalous chapter that needs
yentilating. For the present single in
cidens will suffice.
An agent who had just been appointed
went to citizen whom be supposed to pos
sess some knowledge on the subject and
asked how it was that INDIAN agents made
money.
alt is esry enough, /" was the reply: 'you
draw the appropriations from the Govern
ment, give the Indians 10 per cent. and
keep 90 per cent. yourself"
The agent, after q moment Of profound
thought, said Jim, don't yon think tina
tsn per cent. is too much for the In
dams p,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-01
WHAT THE WITS SAY.
Toast By our bachelor friend-The day
we cellbate,-Boston TranscriDf. @ --

| Z : :
Toast By our bachelor friend-The day
we cel,bate,-Boston Transcript. -' a.
The wheat crop of OHIO is good, bnt the
Rice crop is a failure. Herald.
Bonundrum.-Why does Queen Victoria
never drink lager ? Because 1t is the re.
| verse of regal.-Puck. .'.'
/ "Now is the time to lay in your winter
fnel," as the tramp said when be crept into
the replenished wood shed.
Haokege
Upon the adjournment of Congress, Aleck
Stephens, it is said, crawled into an en-
yelope and ,franked, himself home.-PAsla-
delphia Chronicle Herald.
Who was it asked what is rarer than a
asz ip lgPab se tell hin to salt
ruary is.-Fond d~ Lac Reporter.
When New Jersey mosquito eaters a
mans sleeping room his arst impression is
that there is brass band under the win-
dow and that he is called ON for speech. -
Uncle Sam.
envy the man who can talk 365 days In
the year on one subjekt, and thinks he IL
original and interest'n' all the time but /
don't want to be sun-in-law nv these
kind of people.
Ismai', late Khedive of Egypt, is to re-
Geive pension Of ESQ, 600 year. Why
don't some fellow come around and hire
US to abdicate9 We'd do it for half that.
OIL City Derrick.
An exchange hastens to inform us that
Queen Victoria drinks her tea out of a sau-
Ger. Glad to hear 1t; always supposed she
took up the teapot and drank out Of the
''nose. Rome Sentinel.
The eyes of Frenchman who was born
blind, and who has remained in darkness
for Al years, have been opened in Syracuse.
E1press. A brief residence in Syracuse
ought to open almost nybody's eyes.-CiB-
cimnatt Saturday Night.
A Ayoung man who has tried everything
else and failed, writes to the Vicksburg
Herald to inquire the requisite for a good
reporter, and he gets for answer: "A bot
tie OF whisky, lead pencil. cast-iron
constitution and rhinoceros hide
Ayoung poet writes and asks if we will
accept tolerably long poem. OF course We
will. Write it on q whole sheet of foolscap
and dea't cut the paper. We have another
stove to take down, aud want just such a
sized sheet of paper to paste over the hole
where We take the pipe out.--Ksokak Con-
stitatioB.
when the swallows homeward fy,''
"When the bloom Is on the rye"
" And the corn is gently waving Annie, DEAR
Hf "I will meet you at the gate"
Though it may be rather late,
And for the Tooth time pour taffy in your ear.
= Yonkess Gazette.
The rustic whose gingerbread is annually
com6t was suddenly snatcbed from his
hand he shook bis fist and yelled while the
tears coursed down his cheeks: Darn yer.
ye double-tailed fool, give that back here
OF I'll knock yer two front teeth Gown yer
old throat "-Clecesand Voice.
Prof. Holden says that great many
writers use vocabulary of $4,000 words,
and the average of good writers will fall
very little below that. That may be trne'
bat when q man tries to raise window IN
bury and catches his thumb between the
| sash and the fly screen, he doesn't use more
than half dozen words, but they are
worth 80. 600 ON ordinary occasions. -Ha'06-
| AsH
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-01
WITH A PRESENT.

The index to book is small
Compared with what the book contains;
The Head, though but little ball,
lncloaes ardent, thoughtful brains.
And drops of rain are little things
That point to oceans in the sky; ....
And hridegrooms deal in little rings
As symbols of the strongest tie.
And little blades of grass. though small,
AL point to life within the earth
That life, that in this great round bali
Gives Spring its sweetest, freshest birth.
A wsman's eye is bat bead
Set clear and fair meath snowy brow,
And yet 1t shows the fairest creed
Before which men on earth may bow.
And words are little weskling notes -.
That vanish like passing sigh
And yet they tell our sweetest thoughts,
And have told thoughts that will not die.
SO thisI send is but mark sF1
OF grateful thoughts and warm esteem
Is bat little wav'ring spark .r.1
Dropped down from friendships glowing beam
Chambers Journal