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Of '1c n'5l',nittcs 'ss. tor stdyinr is phr,ica1
yua mc.liosl. ~ isEt.H M went from tsnEusta
10 Marietta IN staGe !"nen ntlaH.a naa mo e.
s'eccl ilIncs 10 ,,e'1, ~ ~, an vi ''"rSenaek
na,,,,"s asns,e e't Nv dlcruut Toad: aga,,,. m 1i
! rondur'cu, as W lne "uIs1 SHOWS,
nit army 'ri'' N.ntIanpoaa u Alianta and
safannA, am lnsn m" aa a,a'o 3asssM pver M .he
.n,e d.'ret IL Iam~n} tt va sncrlmg tlic
h'ots o. LILY ~ ~" y, rn,n,Tv a3 tnan5 5eas
tlc "eselop'nenL ~ lily .ttI Tdt1 nns gesm eEIat
Tut not somrarable wItn Canlo5n'a, ioru; Wis
'eons.u, Or hnhsaa, III NJ o. #hlrn ntaLes mare
hsd s!mj'nr chances ior obactsation; Ihe rcason
'Els dcoresa nah not hepL pate VIII ING states
tion ---7-. .----
worLp NOT 90 WHERE ef'AvRRf EXISTED.
Dorttern part, shoulu NIT fapil!y regain her
o"en'G ,a a'9s ,st ~, I .oeto E T., o. ons
N S's' emue. % hvsItI soil, n,ncra,s. water % md
tse'ytA,ng wncn ~, man heeas 10. ior hls
tis'es'a IT, n,,r.;sai m"t'' anI ,rto,,,;ua1 20
DIS phsstaL hina Ihle!ISetual Gevetop-
nlen'. !oul fahsuaas' aItauy" nhlsneo,
swl lie means Of scndfuc in every section thetr
!arplut products ol tue aols Or OF manufactures
i1u have Immense oeas o. iron xnh coal. he-
,kles l1gxtanstillg Quantities OF timber, oak,
hssefs. l~eeh. poplaf, PINE. ets.' SO necessary
tn modern factories. md which aro becoming
se,tse IN 9'lsT sections Ok our busy eot;ntrS
Sotth ucnrgA IS peculiarly a1aptcd to fruit
orhatds to Earlcns anu Gnla!i 1artus; und nll
Ioa 'st'! tu make u tscm With prosperity Is
more psoplo from tin.t elnss OF Northern
iar1uers anti manufacturers. ana that other
large elass Of EuroocAn eniGrnnss, which has
converted tue gseat Northwest from wilder
eontentei people,
lhasc crossed th!$ continent many times, by
slmost cvefy possible ruutc, anil feel ccrtaii,
that at thls tin,e no stnRle region holds out us
'tsong Inducements for industrious elnlgrants
nile. Alabama, right md left, embracing liz
m"anta!i :, rangss and Intervening valleys,
ial;Issany a;ssay Hast tennessee, North GcorEla, anu
m he psessn "" pop"atioa 5 fsass bas not n doso sa
tull justice 10 ibis naturally beautiful n.nl
mot fasored region OF our country. md t!'at two
'fem t'e great West to this region With
FaoslT AND ADVANTAGE TO ALI CONCERNED.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
Field ARD F1REsIDE.
Irish Potatoes.

Almost everybody cuts the potatoes into
several pieces, so as to have two or three eyes
on each cutting, putting one in hill
When it is done this way. as general rule,
the plot will not average more than one stalk
to hill Some will have two, perhaps three;
many will have only one, and some will have
none. To make good crop there should be
three or four stalks to hill. Each one will
make as many potatoes as one. IF there arc
three stalks, the hill will make three times as
many potatoes as If there were only one stalk
Indeed, it is better to have four stalks than
less number. If this idea is correct, some
may suppose that the best plan, would be TO
plant cuttings with five or six eyes upon
them but that is a. mistake. When the
stalks come from one cutting if they amount
to four or five, the roots are matted too close
together, the stalks grow up weak and slen-
der, the potatoes too much crowded to
expand as they should, and tho greater part
of them will be small. We discovered by
accident, or rather by close planting, the
only small plot and planted in rows two feet
apart, putting the cuttings about IL inches
apart in the rows. To insure a good stand
We put two cuttings to a place, having two
and three eyes on each. After finishing the
plot we had few cuttings left and put them
in another place in single row. After putt
ting two cuttings to place, there were still
some left, and we added one more cutting to
each place, making three in bill On the
first plot the stalks averaged about two to a
hill, on the single row about four to hill
The plot and the single row were covered
eight or ten inches deep with straw. About
a week after these we're planted, we found
another small place that could be appropri.
ated to potatoes, and in the rows single cut
ting was deposited in each of the hills. and
they too were covered with straw. The re-
cult was, the first plot with two cuttings more
than doubled, to the hill, the plot with only
one cutting, aud the single row, with three
cuttings, fully trebled in quantity the plot
with only one. The result was SO perfectly
manifest that there was no room to doubt.
Every one who tries it will be convinced,
It requires some more potatoes to put three
cuttings to hill, but that little extra labor
and expense is hot worth considering in the
great superiority of the yield of the tubers.
We made the rows only two feet apart
because the plet was SO small, but we discov-
cred the additional fact that good potatoes
can be made in feet as in 3 feet rows OF
course, when. not covered with straw and
plowed and hoed. 3, 81. or 4 feet between
rows would be best.
Georgia Union and Recorder.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
BLACKoAnBARK.

r WILL buy GOD BLACK OAK BARK that is
| properly taken and cured according to the fol
loving dircctious, and PAY CASH FOR it, at the
rate oil FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD OF las feet
measurement, deliver ed at my milis in Winches
ter. Va, and -Four Dollars on cars at any point on
tho B. o. Railroad from Hancock to St.unton
but the must be ca,uiiy and closely piled and
filed tuH-all that IAN DO gotten in them-in order
freig and carriage here. " hich are so much
Dor car, whether the con tains much or little.
DIREc-Ioss.-Commencs king tho Bark as soon
il will peel well-run fTeeiy-and be sure to take
bark from the upper part of the tree and limbs
for the young bark is more tleshy and better than
the old bark which 10 mostly ross; the bark should
not be broken up m UGH snd must BIO Of aver
age thickness as the heavy butt bark by itsef will
be bought full price. The outside of the Bark
must al,cnys be Kept up. good way is TO rest one
end tho log. with outsios up, which will pre-
vent it's curling: also protest the INSIDE from tbs
ther. which being the part used. must be kept
bright and not ailo wed to get wet or mould, which
Injuries its strength and color, the all important
pnrta. -. ,
The Bark must not be brought in until cured
enough to stack up closely-nor when vet or dam p
for il will not keel pas have to vile ii.hen re-
ceived. GERMAN tsml1h.
Winchester, Va, March 4. lSI9-4m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
Grating.

The season for grating is now here and
may be continued until the end of May, pro-
vided the gratis are carefully preserved
that is to say, kept in an ice-house or in
cold cellar, after the weather has become
warm. to prevent their growing We have
set gratis the last day of May with as much
success as at any other time, and have known
of grating being done up to the Goth day of
juno. When understood-and it ought to
DO an easy thing to learn-any one can do
his own grating. Yet due care must be
taken in all the details to insure growing.
Stocks or limbs to be grated not over Two
inches in diameter, should be cut off at the
distance Of four inches. A foe saw should
be used. Incline the saw so that the stump
will shed the rain. The bark must be unin-
jured. With a sharp knife smooth off the
sawed stump. Take case knife, which is
IS good as any, place it across the heart of
the stock, and force it down with wooden
mallet. We use very narrow screw driver
for keeping open the split. Shape the scion
wedge-fashion both ways, keeping the bark
intact. We make shoulder as far up as
the scion is shaved; it is not SO strong, but
better insures growth. Tho inside of the
bark Of both scion and stock must meet or
cross, in order that the sap OF the two may
commiDgle. Set tho scion at a slight angle
spreading from each other. When the stock
is small and only one scion inserted, place
piece on the opposite side of corresponding
thickness. If the slit does not close up suf.
fciently, tie round cotton string to keep it
tight upon the graft. Cover with wax every
part of the cut wood and slit. In three
weeks time go over the gratis and re-wax if
needed. It is air and rain getting in that
destroy. Where the limb to be grated is
from two to four inches over, it should be
cut say six inches from the tree, and from
four to six scions may be inserted
Cermanto1cn Tele1rnph
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

IGHT h MITCHELL have just received large
II stock of Extract. tior the Handkerchief) New
Mown Hay, Jockey Club. Violet. Ess. Bouquet and
Musk; alec have Lubins h CowdrAy's Violet Pow
der for tho Toilet.
EHLAvoRING EXTRACTS.-Lemon, vapill,
Il Strawberry, Rose, Pine Apple and PEACH
Sold by LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
TURKISH Bath Towels: sold by ---
i LIGHT MITCHELL
TOBACCO and Cigars. (best in town. cold by
i LIGHT & MITCHELL.
We also have stock Of Paints. Oils, Turpen-
tines and Varnishes. which offer very cheap
for the Cash and reasonable on credit.
May Z, ISIS. LIGHT MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
Capt. Goodwin.

wy ne sG6S Ts2Es fEI
New York, at very henvy cost, which have
alwa, kept at home. He now has colts five
tiers they are. I am persuaded to stand him this
season. He has quite number of colts that
had but little attention that have trottfd in ESQ
" Rough and Ready" that trOtted III 2:41, sold
% H sale on he ot OF Mareb fer 500
Mr.. Horsey sold one last Summer III Hagerstown,
to Charles Fntterer, for 5000; this colt has been
others have been sold for laIEc Sums of money.
They all have II long, open gait, aud experience
broken or bridlewise. People stand very much
in their own light bv not raising good stock
twice the value and al WAYS sell readily at good
prices. They are all of fine size.
Cory OF THE CERTIFICATE.
win."a handed to o Horsev bv Col. Abbott.
State Of Nto York. Snlliran County --ThomasN.
Knifns. of the town of Liberty, in said county.
being duly sworn, says. that in the, years 1867
and 1865 he vas the owner Of the dam Of the
was sired by sacketts HanIbletonian. sires dam
by - American Star" THOs. n. KNIFFINs.
sRoSerinsd ag1 sworn before stk day
hereby certify that Thos. N. Knif1ins is a
man of good reputation and entitled to credit
and belief. +. CHAPLIN,
Justice of the Peace.
Snckett's Hambletonian was sired BY Rys-
dvk's Hambletonian: his dam was sired by
Philip. grand son of imported MESSENGER"
The dam of Capt. Good" in sired bv
Harry Claw" lie by old =. Harry Clay" grand
dam by :. Membrino Chief" grand dam by
" Messenger
TERMS" Cant Goodwin" will stand for
Mares the coming season for SIS cash. by the
season You have the chance to return your Mare
i'll she fails 20 get in fOal
"Capt. Goodwin" will stand at the following
times and places On Monday. March 3lst. at
w =. Carpcr's stable, the farm of James
Roper. /. miles from Charlestown, Jefferson
county, W. VlrCinin. Will remain there until
April 4th On Friday and Saturday in Knoxville.
This shall be his route every two weeks; he
balance of the time at the Subscribers stable.
near Burkittsville, Frederick county, Md All
parties who pay the Groom must tax from him
receipt for money paid.
JOHN D. AHALT.
Francis Gordon, Groom.
Needwood. March 25, lS7a-1m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
January "a, ls79-ly.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
nNE Complete Soda Apparatus, consulting of
" Marble Draft. one Copper FouDt and Gena-
rator. Having use for il, any one needing it
will secure great bargain.
Harper's Ferry. March 4. 1873. Druggist;
WE have just received a FresE Stock OF all the
w popular brands of Cod liver Oil. consisting
Of Tougeras, Marvlps, Hampton's, Baker b
T. v. s. QUIGLY,
Druggist. Harper's Ferry.
TRY the Moss Starch. which is far srperior to
i Starch, and At much less figures. To be bad
at T. S. QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, barper's Ferry.
MAKE your own Soap. A case of Babbit's Pots
WI ash, just received, which We can offer At low
figures, far superior to Concentrated Lye,at
T.v 8. QUIGLEY's
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
DURE Wine and Liquors, only for Medicinal
Purposes, always ON hand at
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
March 4, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

"A small boy in Belfast, Maine, whose
department at school had always ranked
ioo per cent. came home one day RECENTLY
with his standing reduced to 90. "What
have you been doing, my SOM" asked the
mother. Been doing" replied the Young
hopeful, "been doing just as have all slonr
only the teacher caught me this time, o.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
HOUSE.PAINTING, PAPERING, sc.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
L lie that he will execute promptly, in good
sty le and we'll, \
HOUSE PAINTING. PAPERING, GLAZING,
and all things pertaining to his avoca1ion, upon
easy terms and reason able charges. Win re-Var-
ni.h Furniture, and for thfs purpose. il desired,
wM. w. JOHNSON.
ChnrleatoNp. cemher ! /. lS17-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

Tho Maine Legislature intended to Ont
the Governors salary down to 81 500 wear.
but bunglingly worded the act so as to EN-,
power him to draw that amount every three
months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
POETIC AL
THE SEEMING LIrTLE HOUSE.

THE SHINING LITTLE HOUSE.
It HING in the sun. the little house.
It hung in the sun. and shone;
And through the walls i could hear his voice
q Who had 1t all for hiso own.
3. Wrought in q pretty design
The spaces between for windows served,
And the door was clean and fine.
There was plenty. too. to eat and drink
In this little house that shone;
Alucky thing, to be sure, you'd say,
A house like this for ones own!
But tho door was shut, and locked oil tight.
Tho key was on the outside:
The one who was in could not get out,
No matter how much he tried.
Twas only a prison. after all.
This bright little house that shones
All. We would not want q house like that,
No matter If 'twere our own.
And vet. through tho walls heard the voice
OF the one who lived fnsideS
To warbie q sweeter song each day
II did seem as If he tried.
To open the door henever sought.
Nor ffuttered in idle strife:
He ate, and be drank. and slept, and sang.
And made tho best of his life.
And /. to myself. said every day.
As his CHEEKY song heard.
THERE'S lesson for Us in every note
Of that little prisoued bird.
We ali of us live q life like hiss.
We are walled on every side;
Veal long to do a hundred things
Which We could not if We tried.
We can spend our strength all foolisbly
In a discontented strife:
Or we can be wise, and laugh and sing.
And mako the best of our life.
III. H, in 81. Nicholas for Et6rndry-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

When potatoes are cut they should BIO ex-
posed to the AIR until the ,cut is scared II
planted whilethe cut 10 fresh it wastes its sap.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
NEW PLASTER MILL.

NEW PLASTER MILL.
LAYING our new Steam Plas ter ii III in fu II op-
j GRAFTON, offer q first rate lot of Finely
Ground Plaster, at lower rates than has been sold
hero for many years. LIPPITT co
HARRISON BROS (warrsnt-d pure) Ready
Mixed Paints, low as any fret class goods
in the market, for sale by HORACE BEALL.
THE finest lot OF Carriage and Wagon Whips,
i Lap Rugs, Horse BIN kets. &c. in the rkct,
for sale Al low prices by HORACE BEALL.
(NOAL HODS. Fire Shovcls and Tongs, for sale
~ cheap.b ~ HORACE BEALL-
Unable AND POCKET CUTLERY, enc
i sortment just received and for ale at latest
market prices by HORACE BEALL.
TRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons and Forks. for
sale by HORACE REALL.
A FINE ASSORTMENT of W alters. Tea. Tray
~ &c. for sale at reduced prices. bv
November 5, 1878. horace BEALL.
I ANTERNs aud Lantern GIobes, for sale BY
IL Nov. s, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
GOOD KID GLOVE for only Sixty Gents. at
n Nov. 10 GEO. W. TAYLoR'S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
NOTICE.

TAvING com plsted my contracts abroad which
III have occupied my sole tenton for nearly a
depart ments of House Building. Address at
Charlestown. J. c. ROLMES.
September 10, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
PIANO FOR SALE.

TOR Sale, a Good PIANO-will be sold cheap.
IL and on favorable terms. Apply at the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
EcH AL.
Carpenter and Builder.
LANES ". BILE

CONTINUES the vigorous persecution of hi
" avocation Carpenter and Builder, and viii
take orders for work nd execute the same prompt
~ and satisfactorily. His experience such that
he can guarantee perfect Workmp ship, and his
prices will compare fGvorably with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
April %, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

A LARGE a,sortm.nt of shawls and B,Ino,,I
N skirts, just received st
Oct. 8, 1875. NIMRoD TRUssELl's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

EIlHE Celebrated Oyster Honem.d. Kin Boot.
for sale at NIMROD TRUSSEIItS
October 8. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
TO THE PUBLIC.
pERsoNs in want OF fr,t-el.ss
- IT i" II ~

L
u u nj II -
can have th.m made by calling the Under
HEnee, hHPpmPs m,de By me tbs I do nor apsrsF
= mrs. rate PnrPose. I'H make charge Tor. The
improvement that have put the old Log Pump
hSs.-eIas'' or excel other Pumps will make no
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED in the best manner.
moderate charges md terms to suit The times
All letters addressed 10 mo at CLarIestov n JsHsr-
son County. " est Virginia, will receive prompt
May Is, Is7S-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

VALUABLE
Ifyou arc suferin g FRONT
ing on n he'd of sickness.
Hop BitterS
Ifyo1Are simply ailiug:
dispirited. without clear
Hop Bitters
II you are a minister.
self with Jour pastoral
out with care and work
Hop BItterS win
If you are q man OF bus
strain of your everyday
ters, toiiing over you'd
Hop Bitters will
II you are young, aa"i
erection .Oraregro"ing to'
Hop Bittert will
If you are in the work
desk, anywhere, and tee
cleansing. toning or stun
eating.
D;tfnr1 So
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22

TRUTHS.
poor h@uith. or languish-
fiak Ike cheef, for
Twill Cure You.
lif you feel weak and
tly knowing WHY.
IwiiI Revive You.
and have overhead your
d uties, or a niother.worn
sRestore You.
einess. weakened by tho
duties: or man OF let
midnight work.
Strengthen You.
sutfering from any ipdis.
last. as Ia often the case,
RELIEVE You.
shop, on the farm. at the
that your svotem needs
Auinting, without intcxi-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-22
TO STOCK RAISERS.

LUMBER AND LATHS.
f1TE offer a prime Lotto finch Lumber, Al.o No
w White Pine L.th..
May Is, le7- IIpPIT-r n co
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

81. Louis, Jan, ga special to the Times.Jour'
nal from Freeman Ill., says: A terrible tragedy
occurred here about IL o'clock last night the
facts Of which are as follows For some months
past man named VIM Monroe has been keeping
company with q young lady named Emma
Raush, beautiful young girl about 10 years Of
age. They loved each other dearly and were en-
gagged to be married, but the engagement had
been broken off upon one or two different occa-
sions the last arrangement occurring about two
months since. A few days ago the friends and
relatives Of the girl found out that she was en-
ceinte and about to be confined. The brother OF
Miss Raush, very respectable young man. last
night met Monroe and told him that he had ru.
ined his sister. and there was only one alterna.
tive for him, and thar he must marry her at once.
This Monroe refused to do, whereupon Raush
drew revolver and fred two shots at bis sisters
sedueer, both balls taking effect, and which will
In all probability cause -Monroes death. Raush
has given himselfup to the ofhoers Of the law.
i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
wound the hairy scalp of him who goeth on still

wound the hairy scalp Of him who goeth on still
in his tvespass,"
I stood one day at Niagara Falls and saw what
you may have seen thers six ralnbows bending
over that tremendous plunge, never saw any
thing like II before or since, s Z beautiful rain
bows arching that great cataract And 80 over
the rapids and angry preclpiCes OF sin, where so
many have been dashed down, Gods beautiful
admonitlons hover warning arching each peril
six Of them, fifty of them-R thousand Of them.
Beware bewaTe beware This afternoon, young
men, while you have time 10 reflect upon these
things and before the duties Of the office and the
store and the shop come upon you again, look over
this whole subject and after the day has passed
and you hear In the nightfall the voices and loot
steps of the city dying from your ear and it gets
so silent that you can hear distinctly your watch
under your pillow going tick, tick" then open
your eyes and look out upon the darkness and see
two pillars Of light one horizontal the other per.
pendicuar, but changing their direction until
they come together and your enraptured vision
beholds 1.-THE Cross
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
FORTY,FIFTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Washington, D, G January 2S.
The consideration of the bill to pay Warren
Mitchell for cotton belonging to him and taken
by The Government was resumed as unfinished
business and the Senate, by vote Of yeas II,
ma 80, refused to order Its third readinu,
A motion of Mr.. Edmunds to take up his con-
stituuonal Amendment resolution prevailed
yeas 20, nays 16. Mr.. Edmunds said he did not
desire to occupy the floor this evening, and the
Senate, by a vote Of yeas 27, nays II, adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30

= Francis x. seigmGler, the Catholic priest ar
reSsed on complaint of disturbing public meet
ing at North Vernon, Ind, paid $3.50 fine and
onntn
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
THE INDEPENDENT.
UNDER rHE atyNs


lJrdef the guns OF The ftirt on the hFli
Daisies are blDssoutrR. buffercupe All.
LIP the gray ram parts tile ecaIfue vine tatnOs
High lis green ladders nd fstiters A a q eIfnSs
gnster the eunf,
Under the guDs
Under the guns 81 The fort on the hill.
Under the guns Of the fort on the htlt.
once shnok the eartn with the canonade,s
once Lrpd these butle:eups. feet that. now
Lie all a. rest in their trench By the iniii
Under the guns,
Under he guns.
Under the guns Of Inc fort on tho hill
Under the guns ofthe fort on the hill.
Equal The rain falls on good and On III
SOFT lies the tnnkhinc. still the brook runs
SIN tolls the hnsoaudna1l-- under the guns,
Under the guns,
Under Che guns,
Under the guHs or the fort on the hill.
Under the guns OF Thy fort on Il 9 hIlI.
Lordl in fhy mercy we wait on Thy VIII:
! oid, Il y wer-that 1hy wi-dom best knows,
Lord. II L pesce that Thy socdness still shows
Under the guns,
Under the guns,
undefthe ganaof Try fort ON the hill.
= Bret Hdrte, ia London Society.