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CAUTION!

WHEREAS we are creditably informed that
w sundrY irresponsible parties are claiming
to represent Us in the sale of fHg Pacific GCANo
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Dissolved Bone Phosphate,
SHEEP.

I HAVE a lot of GOOD EWES to put out on
4 Shares 10 persons who will take care of them q.
JOHN w. GRANTHAM.
Middleway, August %, ls79-tf.
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GRANTS TOUR
AROUND TIE WORLD.

4 COMPLETE record of the Journey Of Gen.
a L. :. Grant, through England, ireland
Scotland, France, Spain. Germany, Austria. In-
~, Belgium. Switzerland, Russia, Egypt, India
China and Japan, with graphic description Of The
places visited, manners and customs of the coun-
tries interesting incidents. enthusiastic oyations
by Emperors, Kings, aud the people Of all clmes
sure success "a aii-sivo kakv hold, VIII positively
outscll al books.
AGENTS WANTED % sell this, ihe cheap
est. the best, and the oaiy anthem tic low-pr iced
book on the subject. 600 pages Price $3.50.
Address FORSlItE * McMAkIN.
lSs West Filth Street, Cincinnati, O.
August %, lsTg-4t
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q. w. GRAHAM,
Attorney AT Law.

HdrFer's Ferry, Jefferson Comfy, West Virginia.
GPECIAL attention given 10 the Collection Of
- Claims against the United States.
August %, lS79-4m.
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From the Ners

News ana Times about winchester.
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Additional Notice.

CHARLES DAVIES,
ueust 80, 1879. Trustee.
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This wonderful remedy Is highly useful In all
cases Of coldS or coughs. but Is especially
adapted for the cure Of sHch complaints a.
miners are lIAblo to from exposure to cold
ground; or the ABSORPTION nf powder smoks In
to the lungs. Three doses = day will keep the
lungs clear and enable the miners to worn Ia
the midst OF powder smoke without coughing
II Is not claimed for this BAlsam. like most
batent medicines. that Il will cure all diseases,
put II 10 guaranteed to cure all diseasfs OF this
lungs. Ono bottle of the BAlRsm will, In nearly
all cases. cure = bad cold or cough Of from oIIc
70 two months duration: two bottles . cold OF
cough OF from two to four months standings;
and three bottles any similar affection that fEs
boon In existence from four months TO no
years.
ss-To be had ., y. ,. Muner's Drug ssore
Elko. Nevada.
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Aud In accordance with law, and an oTd~r Of
the Board 81 Directors. made on she sixteenth
day OF Isle, so mauy shares Of
each parcel Of such stock ~ nIsS be ncceAsary.
will bc sold ut pubic auction, at MIC ofnco u
the Company. Room No. ~, Merchants Tx
change, California street. fan Franc SEQ, Cal, on
Tuesday, tho Tenth day OF December. 1874. n
the hour OF ! o'clock r. NJ, Of said day, ~
pay said delinquent ASEcsElu.nt thereon, 70
Icther with costs OF advertising and expaIse
Of the sale.
II. BUSH, SeoPst-ST.
~Ofnro-Room ~. MerchAutn' IIchsrve, q n
forEio street. san Francisco, Cal. No
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DANIEL s. BEATTY'S
Pianos and Organs

The TiRnos and Organs manufactured by Dan
IL! , BrGtty OF Warrington. New J'r--y. are
more earnestly and generally crmmrhdrd bJ
III" Press. and inusic loving public than any ia
strunirnis Manufactured ~ this country OF
Europe. The Pianos have the gr',aLrst p--sibic
depth richness and volume OF tone. cofnbln-d
with . rare bTIlliancy, cleaners and perfect
eNeuncss throughout the entire sCale. and above
all. = surprising duration which never changes
unccr the most d"lIrIie or powerful tnuch
The celebrated ''GOllcn Tongue Rrtds In
;cAttE'r eel hrEi'd Organ iu conjunction vi h
the perfected i."rd Hoar,ls. prodrce sweet, Vu'e
aud powerful tones. EN'ry i~astrumcui. i1AnU
aud. Orgaii. fully warranted ptTi-ct ia cs.ry r..
spigi. aud will he shipped ON from nvs 10 M.
tech days tst trial. III" manufNciur.r paying
fr.!phibOth ways. II ti" instrument |, not sat.
iHhtc'"ry. nu'irat-U ~ADEEnTI>tr: Catalosu,
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington,
New Jersey.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF BENZ. T. ONES, DECEASED
IL Notice II hereby given 10y the undersigned
Executor of the estate OF benjamin T. Jones.
decreased, To the creditors ~ ana all persons
having claiIns against the FAid dUcea.ed, 20 Ell.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, with
in ten months after the frat publication Of his
notice, TO the said Executor. at his place Of
resideEce In the town and county OF Elko. Stale
OF Nevada.
EVAN J. JOSEs,
Executor OF the estate OF benjamin T. Jones,
deceased.
Dated Dec. 2, 1915.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments poReSs eaPs1
tiles for musical effects and exp essions never
before attained, adapted for Amateur and Pro-
fessionEl, and an In any parlor, EI-
eel I'm quality OF Tone, thorough
WOrkniRnShip, Elegant Designs and
Finish, and wonderful variety OF their com
nntod for six years ~ strictly hrst-clnss In
every respect, and - Q guarantee they hre
shipped on from ave 10 nieen days test trial.
money refunded and freight charges paid both
vaGs By me n hoy are misrepresented OF IN
my wsJ prove unEatisfactory. No such offeF
has ever been made. Beware Of limitations
Agents wanted, but where ] have none, large
discounts made TO introduce In new localities.
Send for illuktrAted ADVERTISER. containing
long usls OF testimonials from well. known per-
sons. son,e OF whom you may know, classified
10 Mates. with PCst-onhces annexed, uIAt all
IDaT Inquire direct Of them. Address, DANIEL
y BEATTY Washington. New Jersey.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Ninth Judicial District Of the State Of Me-
rada, ia and for the County Of Elko.
In the matter OF the estate OF PETER REAR
DON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Margaret Rssrdon; ADMINISTRATIVE. Of the
estAre of Peter l~icsrlor, deceased. IN tho cred
tiers al aud all pcrTons having claims against
said deceased. T. exhibit them. with the I.ccrs
ssry vouchers. within ten months after tine
first publication % this notice. Ia the said Ad.
ministratrix at her r, sidercc In Ruby Valley,
Elko county, State Of Nevada.
MARGARET REAR OS, Admiristr=;n
OF the estEte Of Peter Rcardon, dca"ca, ed,
Dated thit cOth day VI November. ISIS Nv
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CrAR KING SILVER MINING Cn.-LoCA-
- tion Of principal place Of Lu,ineSS. Son
Francisco. California. Location of work.,
Spruce Mountain, Elho County, Nevada
Notiee-There IL delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. Oh acc INT Of Assessment
no. 49, levied on the 18th day Of OciobcE.
1873. the several smUuutS set opposite the
nintes Of the respective shareholders as kL
lnaas
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County Auditors Oflor. Nov. 30. 1873.
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CHN-
L Germ: Bc . known, that I have this day
dcpuSited with the District or Pr scouting: Al.
t"Tney. the delinquent sax list Of Elko CnuIty.
for The year ISIS. and unless the delinquent
taS's therein specified hrr paid TO the County
Treasurer 81 cL-'f.cio lSN Receiver, with Il
twenty day. frum the frat publication Of this
notice. to wit: on or before Friday, tn. 1O.h lay
Of pCcenb'r. \. u. 1873. a~ti u will I've com
mc1ic'G hy ihc District OF Pros. cutting Attorney,
tor the collection Of laid taxes and C,rstA
IA kOGKItS.
County Recorder and cI.onieio 60. Auditor.
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FA1n sPEcIMEN.

I hid been entirely bsid Tor several years. {
titu,ional, I supposo. i used n few hytiica
;a.hairor. md, 10 my ero.'. surprise, have a th
fo~,h Of young hair.
col. JOHN L. DoRRASCH. L. s. \
La every important respect tho Kath.ircu !, Al
n,ciy inoonpatatis. II Il unoquslei
l.. TO euro Daliuesa.
Z. 20 Restore Grey Hair.
8. To Remove DAnirun.
Z. To Dress and Dcautify tho Hair.
BEAR IN MIND. The kalha;ron IL
tietY paste Of sniphur and sugar.uhlcnd, tops
nj Jaub tho hair and paraiyso tho brain. II
,puio anil Iintii vegetable lotion, intended 20
tore Clio hair ny n,turoi growth and r%cinyisoa,i
ti' sflendidly lortumol, AMI tho mos. delight
"ict dressing khown. No lady'a or g~cnticts'
diet outfit u complete without Lyons Katbais
FufD TvIIYwuEEr.
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SUNNI ;HS.

Tn II DIST RICT COURT OF THE
Ninth Judicial District, OF the State Of
Nevada. In and for the County of Elko. Eliza
picfeJ, Pfa.ntin, against 1hos. r. Dickey, de-
Action Brought In the District Court of tn,
Ninth Jndi, ihi District Of the State OF Nevada,
in aud for the County OF Rlko. and the Com.
pla.rTt filed IN the once OF tho Clerk Of said
District Court.
Tbs sta:e of Nevada sends greeting to Thos.
X. Dtckey, Defendants: You are hereby required
10 SpTeer In an action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court
% the Ninth judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, In and for the County Of Elko, and to
answer the complaint 6lcd therein, within ten
days-cxclusive Of the day OF ~servioe-After tho
service on you of this Summons-if served
within this County, or IL served out OF this
County, but In this District. within twenty days;
othcrwtse, within forty days-or judgment by
Default will DO taken Egainstiyou, according 70
the prayer OF said cornplAintsr
Tie raid action Ia brought to obtain . decree
OF this Court dissOlsing tho bonds OF maid-
mony now existing between tho piAintin and
defendant, on the ground th,t defendant has
for more than ten years willfully neglected 10
provide FOR plaintiff, the common necessaries of
life. Also. that plaintiff have the porsession Of
their two minor children, and for such other
and further relief as to the Court may Seem
Ana you are hereby notified that II you fail
u appear and answer said complaint as above
required. the said Plaintln will apply 10 the
Court tor the relief therein demanded.
Give n under my baud and the Seal Of
the DIstT!cl Court of the Ninth Ju-
diCial District OF the State OF Me-
tseAL.l Vsda, County OF klfo, this 23d day
OF November, in the year VI our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
o.. <. GREEN. Clerk.
Wines & Dorsey. Att'ys for Piaintin.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
JAMES DRAIN a CO..
KeAp constantly on had q large and we'll a.soit.
ed stock OF the latest and best styles Of
Watches, Clocks, Guns, Revolven.
Cartridges. Machine Needles and OIL.
Ladies' Boot Dressing, etc.
All goods sold by us arc fully warranted 10 be
~ represented. Our business IL under tho
eoreful management Of Mr.. J. II. wEILAND,
NO has had many years experience In this line
and will tsko pleasure n showing goods.
Watches, Cloeksk JcweIry Repaired.
Complicated ws.ehos Aad Hor.ertner, /,
peotAity. Al "ork Warranted. naa
L
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Piano and Organ.

There IL no manufactures NJ Pianos and o..
gans in this or any other country who has 70
ceived 80 many unsolicited Inducements NJ has
Nr. Beatty. From every StA,- anil Territory
comes the sam. verdict: ''Thcy are the best In
tho world" Illustrated ADVERTISER tCAtA.
logue EDITION. free. Address, DANIEL y
ustT1Y. Washington. New Jersey. oc7
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discovered ririy.avo years ago by Prof. Lyon
'aio, IL tho iaost psrfcct preparation In the Nr
,r preserving aud Identifying ihc bnir.
Besides being the best hair dresst
YER produced, Lyons Kathsiron "
-osiuSeIy prevent grsyness, and win .
lore NOW hnir 10 bald hsads, II tho N
nj ~follielos AFRO not destroyed.
I. actually reforms these seeming mirseis.,
,hieh the foiIowinyis
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ A. V. ! ancastrr and W. 4. Smith have this
day commenced suit IN the District Court Of
the Min b Jndici,l Di-t let, 81 tho State Of Ne.
SafA in aud for Elko county. against the Falcon
Mining Company and J. II. Shuck. TO enforce
liena against those ccrtAiu prrmIFcE Known as
the FAico1 vine and Mining Claim, situated ia
Rock Cr'ek Miring District. IN RIko county.
state OF Nevada. and owned by the Falcon Min.
ing Company. for materials furnished for, AMI
labor performed pon the fAinc.
All persons claiming or holding liens agaIupt
said pre- misses, underline provisions Of All e. OF
the ] cgislAiure Of the State Of NtvAda, entitled
"An Act TO secure liens 10 Mechanics and Others
and To repeal all other Act. IN relation thereto"
approved March 2, 1873. are hereby notified 10
be and appear before aid District Court, then
tn ba known IN tho District Court ~ the Seventh
Judicial Iisirici 81 the State OF Nevada, In and
Tor the County OF Elo,l On the 18th day Of Feb.
rtArJ. 1919, nj 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud TO exhibit.
then aud there, the proof Of their said liens.
Eko. December IS, 1878.
4. Y. LANCASTER,
W. r. SMITH.
Kecncy 4 D!Relow. pl'ns airys. ID
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF James Hawke. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE IN
IN dersigned. Administrator OF the estate OF
James Hawke. deceased, 70 the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against the said de-
ocA ed. to exhibit them With the necessary
vouchers. within tsu months after the nrst pub
lication Of this notice. To the satd Administers
tor, 1t the once Of the hotel OF william Hoar.
In the town of Cornnc.pia. in tho County OF
Elko, State Il Nevada
WILLIAM H0AR. administration
Of the estzto OF Jane. Hawke. deceased.
Dated 1t klko. Nov. IL. 1873. ~
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BEATIrS
PIANO AND PARlOR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

contAIninG the elements Of musie. With easy
nd progressive exercises to perfect the player
In the ART Of muPic teither Piano or orgAnh TO
which 10 Added over sixty WAltzes. Ponas,
Marches. 0alops. OPerAtto Melodies. Dances,
ETC.. By Daniel =. BEATTY. wAshinEton. New
Jersey, one OF the best works OF iis kind ever
introduced. and should be In the hands OF every
piano and organ player. Bent postpaid to any
part OF the United stAtes or Canada for only 50
csnts. the price having been reduced 70 ingro
duce Il evsryWherS. Address, DANIEL y.
BEATTY. vAshInRton. New Jerssy.
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r.--- .On,rII DOr- 4. IN,
-r urLr ~ rue A.r
Our oniy Authorized Agent.

a.. W. CRANE, No. 32s Montgomery s.s.
an Francisco. CAL. sole agent for the ELxo
isDEr NusHr. is AUTHORISED to contract for in
ssrting advertisements for us at our lowest ratio,
in coin. Orders LEFT with Mr.. Crane will receive
prompt attention
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f7Lxo EMoAMPMEHr NO. 80
H L o. o. y. 1sGahs sesaoos hsA
= ~ ara : tAira Wsas@s6a1s Of ~
49, Hoath. Member Of sister en-/
aAnO0onb and ~soJourninG PAtFisrehs In good
o1AAA1nG, are cordially tnyfted 70 attend.
J. p. EDOPF,
OF. Garr. scribe. sis
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS RAINY
.ssons Observation-Disclosures. s sMnrn
Attorney D. HnAf
-
Directors,
WI. Srsns. Patton
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.S y m ~. On spp,0Sea rSs ne s anse o on
III .;,c. . eurons nd nd ,ha OIL, W. P''"s
IL"
crATc
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
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Intercs; paid on ordinary aud Term Deposits.
Deposits received in sums OF al and upward.
Loaus made on approved real estate. bonds.
stocks. etc. Stocks. currency and silver bouRht
and sold. Exchange for sale on all the princi.
nj cities Of Europe and the Orient
37-u 4. W. WHITE. seetAr
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

STATE OF NEVADA
County Of Flko.
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fLko LODGE no. Is.

u AND A. m.-R
r.. Communications held At Masonie. HM.
A'H' "
onxHH Hns1 rUEsDAf or RACE AoxrH.
Asmbers Of Sister Lodges and sojournine
4FOAhroa - rood standing arc cordially invited
= Sttsn6. Ia. MEI0S. ". y.
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A Word About Bees.

The inmates OF hive are Of three kinds.
The queen which deposits all the eggs, the
working bees, and the drones or male bees.
The working bees are imperfeetly Developed
females. About six days after birth the
queen leaves the hive for fertilization by the
drone which dies after the act OF population,
One impregnation of the queen suifioes 20
operate through life, which averages three
wears. She will sometimes lay from 1000 TO
5000 eggs in % hours.
The workers being the most numerous--
averaging from 10000 to 10000, and IN tho
swarming season sometimes 40 O,OOO--have
but briei existence, six weeks in Lhe heights
OF the season, and seven or eight months in
winter. They perform the whole work. they
cleanse the hiye, feed the young bees, defend
their homo and gather sll the stores,
The drOnes are consumers only. They
have no sting and May be taken In the angers
with impunily. They only help TO insure
the fertilization of the queen. An egg is de-
posited by the qneen IN cell; In three days
il matches into small worm, is fed until
about the ninth day, when the lars o becomes
nymph and Is sealed up In its SELL TO
emerge perfect bee. Tho drone natures
in "a days, the workers In 2l, and the queen
in II days from the laying OF the egg,--Cole'
mans Rural World.
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SalI iOr frees and VegeiabIes.

/ will give you sketch of my experience
with the use OF salt In the orchard and gar
den. Young fruit trees can be made to grow
and do woll in places where old trees haYe
died, by sowing pint OF salt ON the earth
where they are TO stand. After trees are set
| continue to SOW pint OF salt sround each
every year. Get tweHty.fYe trees in sandy
soil for each one of seven years and only sue
ceeded In getting one to live, and that only
produced twigs a few inches long In nine
yesrs. Last spring | sowed a pint OF sai
round 1t, and limbs grew from three TO three
and half feet long. In the spring Of 1877
set out twenty-five trees, putting pint of
salt 10 the dirt used for filling, and then SOW
ed pint more on tho surface, after each tree
was set. All grew as If they had never been
taken from the nursery. Last spring set
thirty more, treating them the same way,
and they have grown very finely. The salt
keeps away insects that injure the roots, aud
renders the soil more capable OF sustaining
plant growth.
In 1877 my wife had garden forty feet
square. 1t was necessary TO water IL nearly
every day, and still the plants and flowers
were very inferior in all respects. In 1873
put half barrel OF brine and half q bushel OF
salt on the ground, and turned them under.
The consequence was that the plants were
OF extraordinary large size and the flowers OF
great beauty. II WAS not necessary to water
the garden, which greatly admired by all
who saw It. The flowers were 60 large that
they appeard TO be of different varieties from
those grown on land that was not sslted.
| had eome potatoes growing from seed
that wilted down as soon ms tho weather be-
came very hot, applied salt to the surface
OF tho soil till it was white. The vines soon
took vigorous start, grew TO the length OF
three feet, blossomed and produced tubors
from the size of hens eggs to that of goose
eggs. My soil Is chiefly sand, but believe
that salt is highly beneficial TO clay rs 10
common prairie land.-J. ID, in Chicago
Times
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TERMS or COURT:
CHURCHES

Al + Church--Tuscumbia 3rd SundHy, Morui
log and evening, and usually on Saty eye'g.
j. NJ. HARDY, pastor.
NJ. Z. Church-Mt. Pleasant, at o'clock
p. m. on the 2nd and 4.h Sahdays. Rev,
ESTwIgTLg, pastor.
NJ. Z. Church Iberia 2nd Sunday, morning
and evening, N. 4. BGrsE, pastor.
NJ. r. Church. FlAtwoods School house, 2nd
Sabbath, ii n. M, and TusCumSia Saturday
eve. before. +. SPRINGER, Pa.tor.
CHRISTIAN Church Tuscumhia. 4,h Lords
day, morning and evening, w. z. DoGsEY,
pastor.
SPRING GARDEN, An Lords day. w. F.
Findley, pastor.
SALEM Church, on ilh lords dag, Al O'Clock
am. Sam'l butcher, pastor.
BAPTIST For the Year commencing Sept.
1877. The time OF meeting Of each church in
this Association is ruled by ; iturday.
Union Church-Meets ilh Saturday In zach
month. j. NJ Hibbs mod.
l BIG RICH WOODS Churchman's 3rd
h6Aturday ia each month, S. o. Turks, mod,
Thos. Marchant, Clerk
hLsrTLE RICHWOODS Chureh-~psets nd
SAry in eacn month, j. NJ. Hibbs, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Chureh---moots Isl
Saturday Ed. John Smith, mod.
HgET GLAZE: Chureh--n;oets iSt Saturday,
NJ. Hilbbs, nod.
Jew SALEM Cauroh--meets 4th Saturday,
pa. Duncan, mod,
SABBATH School, at NJ. Pleasant, 3
Meock p. N. every Sunday. ID. II. Apslin,
pt.
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LONDON BRIDGE.

Proud and lowly, beggar and lord,
Over the bridge thoy &c,
Rags and velvet, fetter and sword,
Poverty, pomp and woe.
Who will stop but 90 laugh and sings
Self Is calling, aud self is king!
Who weeps At the begear's grave?
Crusts they pray for, but love they crave.
Beggar and lord,
lfetter and sword,
Prison and palace, shadow and SUI,
Velvet and rags,
So the world wags,
Until tho river no more shall run.
: Sparkle, rixas, mersfgy foISs
Laugh with the gay and bright;
Who will care for the wesry soul
Under thy arch Tonight
Who will pity her, who will saver
Never a tear the cold world gave,
Down there in the rolling Thames
God will pity what man condemns.
Velvet and rags.
So the world wags,
Prison and palace, shadow and sun,
Fettered and free,
So shall II be,
Until the river no more shsll run.
-ITsmple Bar.