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they take care that what they do
know they know well. They may not be
very quick, but the knowledge they &C.
quire sticks. They may not even be par
ticularly Industrious or enduring, but
they are strong Of will and firm Of pur.
pose, %undaunted by fear Of responsibility,
s~lngle.minded and trustworthy. In prac,
teal life q MAJ OF this sort Is worth any
number OF merely clever and learned PEG.
pie. OF course / do not mean to imply
Tor a moment that success, In examination
"a incompatible with the possession OF
character such as l have Just defined II,
but failure in examination Is no evidence
Of the want Of such character. And this
leads me to administer from my point OF
view the crumb Of comfort which on these
occasions Is ordinarily offered to those
whose names do not appear upon the
prize list. It Is quite true that practical
life Is kind Of long competitive examina.
ton, conducted by that severe pedaRogue
Prof. Circumstance. But my experience
leads me TO conclude that his marks are
given much more for character than for
Cleverness, Hence, though | have no
doubt that those boys who have received
prizes to-day have already given rise to a
fair hope that the future may
see them prominent, perhaps brilliantly
distinguished, members OF society,
yet neither do l think 1t at all unlikely
that among the undistinguished crowd
there may lie the making Of some simple
soldier whose practical sense and indomi.
table courage may save an army led by
Characterless c%leverness to the brink OF dc.
straction, or some. plain man OF business
who by dint OF sheer honesty and firm.
ness may slowly and surely rise to pros.
perity and honor when his more brilliant
Compeers for lack OF character have gone
down, with all who trusted them, to hope.
less ruin. Such things do happen. Hence,
let 0 n OF you be discouraged. Those
who have won prizes have made q good
beginning; those who have not may yet
make that good ending which Is better
than a good beginning. No life is wasted
unless It ends in sloth, dishonesty or COW.
ardice. No success is worthy OF the name
unless 1t is won by honest industry and
brave breasting OF the waves OF fortune.
Unless at the end Of life some exhalation
Of the dawn still hangs about the paIpable
and the familiar, -unless there is some
transformation OF the real into the best
dreams Of youth,-depend upon it, what.
outward success may have gathered
round a man, he Is but an elaborate and a
mischievous failure.
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BALTIMORE, August 27.-Flour-Dull and
weaker western superfine Sc S5a3 80; do ex.
TIA s. 76a4 Is; do family $ta5 rs. Wheat
Western higher, active and firm No. 9 west.
ern winter red spotand August 81 OSkal 0SXt
September 81 GOAL 00N; October 81 OONa
l COX. Corn-WestOrn quiet and steady
western mixed, spot and August, 46a46IScj
September 461tci October 47a47Nc; steamer
45Ha4S%c. 0ats-Steady and in fair demand
Pennsylvania, S2aSsc; western white S2aSSc;
do mixed sOaS1c. Rye-Quiet at 62a63c
Hay-steady; primo to choice $14 90. Pro
visions = Steady and fairly active. Pork
50 10. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders $40
clear r!b sides 4hc; packed 4Na5Ac. Bacon
Shoulders Axe; clear rib sides .5Xc; ham
l1kallMc. Lard-Reined, Inc ~tierces, 70
Butter - Active and firm; prime to choiet
western packed 12al4c. Eggs Scarce ant
irrn At iSal4c. Petroleum Dull crud'
nominal refined 6hc. Coffee-Firm and Il
fair demand; Rio cargoes 11al4Kc. Whisk,
III 0IaI OK.
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FINANCIAL,

VIZ A. EsErr, President, WV, b. snrsor, vGs E,
Money received on deposit. 81 sa
Interest paid on special dRpodta. 9
Agenenl Banking Business conducted With mOaaFt
nesl and hdelItH. ~ ~
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Cncagos

CnIcAUo, August 90. - Quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat Fairly active and q
shade higher No. I Chicago spring '9lI<c
cash; No. q s6lfc cASl; s7sEc September;
seNc 0ctober-these prices were bid; No s
alI<as1Lh Nc; rejected 6Sae8c. Corn-In fair
demand at lower rates; $40 cash; 32ho Sep
tenber; S2kc bid October; rejected a1hc.
s Sat,9R9ll' w, weak, s, lever rrs and d S5ES Lied
ley Easier Ut 7Sc. Flax seed--tl 2la
! q. Pork-Dull, weak and lower $S Of cash;
R02las @ September; 8 07Las 10 octo.
berj u 70 the year. Lard-Dun and lower
o. y 62fa5 IS cash and September; IS 55a
8 61h October Is 26a5 27h the year. Bulk
Meatg-Qulet and weak at IS S0a4 T0a4 50.
WhlSky-steady and unchanged at SOL
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PmLADELFnrA, August T-Flour-MorC
Inquiry from local trade; Superine western
y QOi Minnesota extra family medium ID
choice IS 00a5 60i Ohio family good IS 25
winter patents 90 SIX; Minnesota patent
70 0Oae 70. Rye FlOur-Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Firmer rejected 9OcaS1 OF; No. red,
track, 81 08. Corn-Weak; rejected 45a4Oc;
low medium 47c; high mixed 4sa4SXc. Oats
Dull white western, old, S8aS7kc. Proyls.
lons-pull and unchanged. Butter-Quiet;
Creamery extra l7a1sC; New York and Brad.
ford county, Pa, extra 1lal6c; Western Re.
serve extra 12al4c. Eggs-Highera and scarce;
western lie, CheeSe-Firm; western SIC.
LArd-Western 6a8ISe. Petroleum-Nomi.
nnally unchanged. Whlsky-Quieti western
VI VIH.
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PIANO MUSIC.

o! bark TO the strains Of tho jlngllng plano
That float like the walls ola gathering storm,
Tlnkle, ting, tlnk, from eight In The evening"
Rumble, dun dump I'LL past two in the morn.
AIpeggiOb, S~tneeltO, RndantO, tranlulll0,
Con lOl6Tc allegro, nlxCuni1f0uSs-
All Of Il fruit Of the manipulation ~
Of musIc-struck miss In Il neighborIng house.
I've seen her by day. She's as fair ~ an angel,
With hOr dark waving hair and eyes all sparkling
bright,
But however angelic she Is ID the dIytlmO,
The devil possesses her SOulin The night,
"ThB Sweet By and BY" with countless variations,
Tho Last Bose Of Summer" VI long fading rose,
"Thc Storm" BY. blind ThOmRS, with hldeouS thua.
der,
And other wild thunder lull my rcpOss.
| ilolIIe music, from bass drum TO b~agpipes
| drink In the strains Of APolIo'g sweet song;
| worship ROsSlni, Beethoven aud Verdi;
For AIber and Weber | painfully long;
But hear her manlacal interpretation
DlnglU, dlnk, plnklc, pink, grumblO gEum grump,
Exquisite torture Of auriculRtlOn-
ToOpCy too, pOOkCy pOOk, plunksy plany plum!
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0tSrINNAEl, August T.-Cotton-strongel
Ct Ike: Nour-pemand fair and market
firm: Wheat-Quiet but steady OF 90a0Ic
receipts 1900 bushels; shipments 5000.
Corn-Quiot at S7a3Sc. Oats-Demand fair and
market firm at 26a20c. N~Rye-Steady and In
fair demand at SIC. Barley-steady and In
good demand; good TO prime fall S0a05C
Pork-Dull and lower; sales at IS 90. Lard
Dull and lower; current make s. IS. Bulk
Meats-'Dull and prices ashade lower.at$S 12I1
a5 37X. WhiSky-Qulet but steady at 81 08.
Butter Steady and unchanged, Linseed OIL
Steady and UNCHANGED, at CSC,
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0ILCIrY, August 27.-PErRoLEuM Market
opened dull, with CSC bid, advanced to05Sc,
declined and closed at 642Sc bid for old. Ship.
mncnts 1900 barrels, averaging so. 900 barrels
Transactions 0 5000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, August T.-PErRoLEuM-Quiet
and steady crude zoe at Parker's for ship,
ment; refined &c for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, August 2.-PErRoLEUM-7Hasd
refined cid.
ANTWERP, August Recommendations
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EAST LlBERrY, August T.-OArrLE-Re.
!Seipts to-day, SOL head Of through and 607
head OF yard stock; total for two days,
1880 head local and 1,173 through. Almost
all sold out at prices a shade of from ycster.
day; best q 00a5 25; fair 10 good 81 25a4 rs;
common s. 25a4 90.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 2,OS5 head; total for
two days $500 head; grasSers s. 4Oa3 so;
Workers s. 6OaS 65; Philadelphia s. 76a3 So.
saEEP- Receipts to-day 1900 head; total
lot two days 6,40O head; selling slow at s. %
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a CASE OF DIABETES MELLrrUS.


Ailments, even when coupled with advanc.
ed age, go down. before that wonderful discov.
cry, Bethesda Water. Here Is an extract
from the Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Re,
porter, which will be read with interest:
PHILADELPHIA, March 80, 1878.
Editor Mtdicaland Surgical Reporter:
Having been considerably interested In the
use ofthiS Bethesda)water as a remedial agent
In Diabetes MellituS,"" noticed particularly
the two cases reported byDr. o. Schuyler, Of
burgh, Pa.
/ saw, four years ago, Mr. Charles G., aged
"a years, in consultation with Drs. scrivens
and Chattle. of Long Branch. The old lady
was then very much %emAciated, suffering from
an intolcrable thirst, &C., and passing daily
from six 10 seven quarts Of urine. Examina.
ton of the urine left no doubt Of the nature
Of the nlalady. 1t was resolved TO give her
Bethesda Water exclusively, and restrict her
diet as customary in this affection. She has
continued to use It ever since; has regaIned
her flesh, and though confined 10 her bed ono
year afterward, is now abletomov about and
return the visits Of her friends. She passes
about three pints OF urine daily, and by strict
observance Of her diet and the continued use
Of the water, Is enjoying good health. Treport
this case as confirming the observations made
by these gentlemen. s. H.. HUNT. NJ. D.
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SATURDAY, THE sOth DAY OF AUGUST, Is7


Beginning At 10 O'Clock A, n. Of said day, sell at III,
public auction the following described parcelS Of feai
state that 10 70 say; LotS numbered one NJ and tWo
~ with their appurtonAneeS. Said lois Numbered
91e anu two are situated on ZanS's or Wheeling
!Ilnu' Number ono contains SIX acres, one rood and
thlrtysthree and fifteen ono hundredthS poleg, md
number two contains two acres, two roOds ana fouf
and ole'hali poles. Said lois arc bounded on the north
" 10y numbered three, conveyed by Z. Jacob, Com.
nitsioner, to John Smith; on the west by land Of Dan.
10 z. MoSxords; on the south, southwest and cast ash
enown by the plat and papers accompanying the pRporI
nled "a the ONCE OIL the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
tadOhio county In thOc cause In ehRnceryin which The
S1ore FINK and vile were eotnplalnantS and Daniel
HAnes executors and olhefS were defendants, the east
nne Of same being what 10 called the track Of the rall-
toaa parcel, together with all the Improvements upon
eald two lots; also the right Of Waygranted byRgreement
Of IN McsWords, trustee, hans. W. fhiliinS and
vile 10 HAid George Il. Faubel, Of record In The Cierkis
once o. the @ Court o. said 0hlO county In Deed
boSk OS, rage 29S. Also all the following described
real estate lying and being situated on the lower
part Of zane'e lRlAnd, aud adjoining The lois
Above named: Beginning at a stake In the line Of In
hempheld aud Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
tast and corner 70 lands Of John Smith, John Fink
lne south seven and One'quarter degrees, cast twenty
anu one-quaFter poles 10 a stake In the hedge fence
ena corner 70 lands Of said FaIbcl and other lands Of
lence north eighty degrees, east fiteen poles To- stake,
corner to lands held BY II. W. Phillips; thence north
nine degrees, west twenty aud Ono-duarler POLES 10 A
stake; thence south elghty-one degrees, west fourteen
poles 70 place Of beginning, containing one acre, three
roodS and thirteen and t6rCe.iOurthS poles, toRethsr
with al and singular the Improvements upon said last
named tract Of land.
The: above described land Is we'll fenced and
has erected upon Il m elegant residence, barn and
other buildings besides q Sllughter-houSe, Ice house
and other improvements, and Is all under high state
o. cultivation. The Title 10 the above, which the
trustee Will convey, isuuexceptlonable.
TEnMa mr. HATR 1na thausaa1 HaII... a. ...L
moro Of the purchase money a. tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay In cash, and the residue Ii four equal IN
stailmentS payable At one year, two Year,, three Year,
any Iour years from the day Of sale With interest on
rom 9aid day, the purchaser to give bis four several
negotiable notes for said deferred InStallments and In.
tefeat with security 10 DO approved by the trustee,
M .LS the ule oil said real estate 10 be retained until
the purchase money d paid in full.
ly8l JAMES p. ROGERS. Trustee.
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baltimore Live stock Market.
MAINLAND LIVE STock SCALE, |
MONDAY, August o, 1870, J
REcEIrrs ron TIIE MEEK.
RRMARKs OK DEEP CATTLE

Tho arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted 10 2,4O5 head, against $3.50 last
week, and S,ll0h head the corresponding weak
Of last year, and the sales on Monday
amounted to 1907 head, against gilt last
week, and 2,l56 head the corresponding week
Of last year.
Tho qualityo Of the offerings was better than
last Monday, there being some much finer
tops than tlerewerc then. Prices for the bet.
ter grades were without any change and
trade only fair, not being active 81 any
time. For other grades prices were Na1.6c OF
and the market very dnll. The offerings were
confined to receipts from Virginia. Ohio and
West Virginia, mostly from the two latter
States. many OF the Eastern Virginia dealers
not being on hand. Prices Sa6Xc.
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ToIedo

ToLEpo, August 97.-Wheat-Steady; No. 8
white Wabash 09Xc; amber Michigan spot
9SMc; September csc asked, 97Xc bid; October
held at CSC; No. 2 red winter August 0SXc;
September and October 97Kc; No. Cred mixed
VIC; No. D. &M. red 9sXc; western am.
Der Doc; No. 9 amber Illinois 81 Of. Corn
Dull high mixed 37Nc; No. 2 spot SIC; Sep.
tembcr and October 36Xc; No. 9 white 43Hc.
KyeeNo: 2, 6SNc. oats-Dull; No. 2, DC;
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK. August 27.-Jobbing trade was
actiTeand business continues fair with com.
mission houses. Cotton goods are in steady
demand and prices unchanged. Prints are
In good request; some Of the leading makes
are in light supply. GinghamS and dress
and steady. Foreign goods in better demand.
Shawls sluggish.
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New YoRE, August 27.-MosEY-4a7 Der
cent; closing easy ut 1. Prime mercantile
paper 6a7 per cent. Sterling Exchange heavy
and lower for active business at 81 81; sight
exchange $4SS.
GOVERNMENTS Weak.
United States GS of 1881, coupon. .iOix
NV .l0lX
New Four ana q halls ..... ......., .,, ,.,,, go, .,, l05
new Four ........, e. .1OOM
SuEIeucJ
RAILROAD BOEDs-Hcayy and lower G.. C.
I'll. q. iirsts 73H.
STATE BONDs-Dull,
sroCKs-Speculation was very active, es-
peclally for Erie, granger shares Lake Shore
and Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western. In
the early dealings the market was weak, and
prices declined sharply, Michigan Central
falling OIL TX per cent, and the rest Of the list
4 tolAper cent. During the afternoon a
steadier tone prevailed, and toward the close,
under the influence Of an easier money mar.
ket, arccoyery OF Ma1S per cent ensued, the
latter for Michigan Central. The final deal.
lngs were characterized by much strength and
firmnesS.
Transactions aggregated 24l.OOO shares, of
which 5000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
$1,000 Northwestern $4,000 ST. Paul, 5000
Wabash, 21,000 Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western, 5000 New Jersey Central, l,4OO
Delaware Il Hudson, 400 Michigan Central,
100 Union Pacific, 5000 Ohio & Mississippi,
5000 Hannibal q 81, Joseph, 1900 Western
Union, 0,GOO Kansas & Texas, 1000 st. Louis
& San Francisco, 1900 Frankfort& Kokoko.
1900 81. Louis, Kansas City & Northern
LOO Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North.
ern,
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While The receipts have been only moderate.
the demand has not been very active, confined
as 1t has been to supplying the home trade,
there being no call for any butcher Sheep OF
any kind, except by Baltimore butchers. The
demand for Stockers is not active, and that for
Lambs only moderate, We quote butchers
Sheep al Sxa4hc; Lambs 3ka5c, and stock
Sheep 81 50n2 rs per head.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD co,


On and after May IS, 1872, PASSENGER TnIp, IN,
run a. iollowS-Whoellng Time: wa
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What Eminent St. Louis Physicians Say.

PREVENTIVE OF MALARIA.-CoIden's LigTs's Ex-
TRACT OF I'ERF and Tonic Invigorator Is particularly
useful when TONES are required. In D%IrHTHKRli,
pressing disease, Its use will DO attended with great
advantage. We have prescribed II with excellent sue
cess: ]. H Leslie, n. D.. g. Il. Copn N. d.; s. B.
J. e. EiedleE and many otherG.
TH0MsENi& MUTH, Drugglsts' Agents, Baltimore.
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BosrON, August 27.-Wool-Firm; Ohio
and Pennsylvania X S7a3SKc; No. l 4Oa42c
Michigan \ 35aS6c; No. 139a40c; combng and
delaine 42a45c; unwashed 2Sa34c; Indiana
and Kentucky sec; medium western 9Sa8lc.
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New YoRk, August q. Manufactured cop
per-Nominally unchanged ingot lake quiet
at SIC %. Iron-scotch pig quiet at sci 5Oa
n 90; American ST. 0Oa23 %; Russia sheeting
81 6Oal2 90. Nails-Cut g IS; clinch IS IS
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Cincinnati HOG Market.

%CINctNEArI, August T.-Hoos-Quiet;
common g S5aS so; light 81 45a3 IS; pack
Ing s. SOa3 IS; butchers S. 55a3 70; receipts
l,346 head; shipments 40 head.
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NEW oRLEANs, August 27.-Coase-steady
and IN fair demand; Rio caagoes, ordinary "a
prime II Hal6c. Sugar aud MolaSses-Quiel
and unchanged. Rice-LouiSiana ordinary 10
! choice G1ta7Xc,
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az SWINE MARKET
REMARKS,

The market has been rather full and the
demand moderate, as reported in nearly all the
yards, scarcely as active as last week, and our
top quotations were not as freely obtained as
they were last week. The quality differs but
little from last week, for while there arc more
graSsers, there were scarcely more in proper.
tion to TIE whole receipts than then; prices .
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

By virtue Of deed Of trust, made by Charles A,
hfytef aud Dotato KFytOT, 70 the undersigned, dated
the 9th day pf January, 1870, aud recorded Ia the
once o. the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
Wet Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page II,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Island Property.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY George II,
taubel and Annie, his wife, 10 the undersigned
trustee, dated the 18Th day Of January, 1873, and
recorded In tho Clerks Office Of the County Court ol
Shlo county West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Rock
No. ID, pages Sls, 80 and $50, l will, on
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CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL.
HALL.

\ ~lrt-ClhAs seminary for young ladies. The
eleventh. annual session Of this Institution will begin
SEPTEMBER ., 1879. Location healthy, full corps
d Competent teachers, great attention paid 10 all the
Important tranchGs-SOlid and ornamental.
No HhooI offers equal advantages on lower terms.
APply for catalogue aud Information 70
anlg
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Trains leaving Columbus at 40 ?. NJ. ana A ao A ~
5Ih aally. Through Chicago express leaves ColuHhn,
aaiys except Sunday, q h40IR ", With Gleenins -,
attached, arriving Ia Chicago al 7.SO next norSiSS
5tat1si san 5S secured In advance At Union Dora
Pullnan's Palace Drawing Room slOepluR Car
through without change from HtebenVilie IA Gol1m.
eas 70 Cincinnati, LouiHVllle, indianapolis and 81.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, slespinv q,
Recommendations, and any further IniornSiioh' SnnIS
% Jos, N. BELLEVu1E, Ticket AgOnt a Tx
H 49spdi ~ Depot, loot q Eleventh street. OF Al Citj
Veke1unieoi 9nder, MeLuTe House, Wheeling,
D. W. CALDWELL,
y, N. FELTON,, in,
W, L. URRLEN,
,,,, Gsnl Pass. and Ticket Agent COlumbuA o,
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HUXLEY TO TIE noYS.
The Importance In Life of Industry and
Physical Endurance.

@HNS $3.50 " AAAAs
Physical Endurance.
At the distribution Of prizes at Univer.
sity College, London, recently, Professor
Huxley delivered the following address
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Let me remind
you that you are simple spectators Of to.
days proceedings, and that 1t Is not my
business to address you. II it were, the
occasion might tempt me to take up much
more OF your time than | intend to occu.
py in saying a great many things which
have no intention OF saying. For though
| am not by nature greatly given to senti.
mental reflections, l can not but imagine
that VIC men and women arc tempted 10
say Of the hearty boys, at the demonstra.
ton Of whose mental and physical vigor
we have been a%ssistingthat which Wallen.
stein says OF Max Piccolomini:
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Vine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
IcnSe1 l9r one year from SI75 to 5000; non-seo-
irtnber Sd. 1879. a. -,
f'For catalogues and other Information apply
10 ne President, J. II. Thompson, MorgantO1E,
MSlNA, Aul
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-24
THE WHIP-POOR-WILL.

When apple branches, flushed with bloom,
Load Junes warm evenings with perfume
And balmicr grows each perfect day,
And fields are sweet with ncw-mown hay,
Then, minstrel lone, hear thy note,
Up from the PASTURE hicktes tfoat-
Whip pocd-wlll!
Thine arc the hours to love endeared,
And summoned by thy accents weird,
What wild, regrcts-what tender pain,
Recalls my youthful dreams again,
As floating down the shadowy years.
That old refrain fond memory hears
Whip-poor- will!
The garish day inspires thee not;
But hid in some deep-shaded grot,
Thou, like Il sad reclusc, dost wait
The silver hours inviolate,
When every harsher sound is flown,
And groves and gcns are thine alone,
Whip poor-will!
Then, when the rapt. voluptuous night
Pants in the young moons tender lSbt,
And woods, and ellis, and shimmering
streams,
Arc splendid in her argent beams
How thrills the lovers heart to hea.
Thy loud staccato, liquid-clcar,
Whip roor-will!
Whence comes thy iterated phrase,
That to the wondering ear conveys
Half-human sounds, yet cheat the seaSe
With vagueness of intelligence,
And like u wandering voice of air,
Naunts the dim fields we know not where
Whip-Ooor will.