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learn there is to bo no Official investi-
cation. Several bottles of the wnter.
It ie said have been sent to Bosion
for chemical examination. visited Che
ncy, and the school horse on Monday. Cheney
is u plain. hard. working farmer He seems
70 be dazed by the chnrgCs brought against
him. year ago last January" said he
"a sucking colt died. was away at the time.
NV hired men buried the carcass in Il mHrshy
srot along the brook. Just above the bridge
They sHid they buried him there because the
ground in other places was frozcn. In May
following | made them dig up the carcass and
bury It on "A hill. eighty feet from the brook.
That's all there is to the dead horse story. Az
10 the Paris green. fed u pound and half OF
1t to the potato bugs. 1t was scattered over tho
tops in u large field on n hill sixty rods from the
ileli. None Of them were thrown in the barn
yard. That's n there is to the Paris green
story. Some think II strange that u little boy
who lives with mo has not sren taken sick but
there Is nothing strange about it, The boy did
not attend the school aud did not como in con-
tact with the school children"
Cheney said Tint there had not boon pure
current of mir under the school house since II
was built This cmbank kmcnt had not been torn
out this spring. Tho threshold was below tho
level ot tho road. and VIXEN II rained tho wash
OF n hill ON tho other side ran into the entry.
md soaked through the floor. The drain from
tho barnyard had heen there for years and no
with spcckled trout. but not u dead fish had
been found. 1t was clear To himihat the dis
ease had been cnuscd by the condition OF tho
school house and its surroundings.
| entered the school house before twilight.
The doors and windows were open. The npart-
mrnt smet like mlldow. On tho black board
back OF the teachers desk were tho words
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

NtStArtRE tLNANAC-rtfts ntV
Sun rses..... 20 sun scts..... - Moon rises 05
Hteu VArEa--THia nav.
sandy Hook. IS Gov. Island. " Hell Gate-. 10 ~
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II you arc bilious take Qurks Irish Tea Sold by
druggists at twenty ave cents package -AdS.
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Rupture Cured nv Dr. Mnrah's Treatment,
the oulv safe aud reliable ~ years practical
ltr cnce. Only Office Vesey st. opposite st. Paups
Church.
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WELCOME FRIENDS.

Tho room had boon decorated for Christmas
festival. anI the following scripturil quotation
IN letters OF evergreen decorated thh wall:
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Gen O. T. BEAUREGARD Of Louisiana,
Cen J. A. EARLY OF Virginia, Commissioners
For iull particulars apply to
w. A. DAUPHIN,
p o. Box 0r2 New Orleans L.
or same at $40 Broadway. New York
Ladies'. Misses, Gentiemen's, and Yauths'
boots shoes CATERS, and India rubbers ali styles, and
MILLER CO, 20 west 18th st
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Ntn pubGcltluas.

Is THERE NEW VACTOLUSi
rEAD TuFuEE
WHERE CAN YOl flNp TINE HARDEST CASuf
READ IOPUET
Source aud Treasury VI Lie Truths In presA
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Inese draths rycitrd Tho Community. Poor
turhry was made a seapegoat. Ii vas said that
nr i"l hyi,hly used Paris green in his potato
manure. As they decayed the pnisonous matter
WIS carried To the stream by tho ditch. Hs
WE "ls9 accused Of burying deRd horse at tho
matter was carried down stream. Oilers
openly Declared that he had driD, rately pol
h]0nel ] we W9ter 40 inquest Was held upon
any VI tue dead bodies. and 30 far as 1 could
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SER Souls Wasaer, 2cns Bead,
8. s., ltiutmt unS pc0tcmnlen bei, inoem
er idreibt: sd sebraude . +. ausu It
8Snis.s $ N burger Iropfe II
ieit 3rpei Sabrea IN meiner 6amilie unb
finoe fe 70 ausseSsiduet, bab i'd Don
Sersen winid,e, -bab ieoer 3eioenpe einen
Yeriud nit b,eiem 5eilnlittel MAIDEN
piiree."
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Ypm Ibema bari uidt oelprpdt

- rSont Gbema Oarf nidt seiprcden
werben" = ben Tiefiinn bieleS @ortes,
nit benz einft Elm preuBilder @ensoarm
cine ultramsntane Yerlammlans auflSte,
sebabrenb gu ipiirbtsen, erbalten iett bic
siberalen @elesenbeit.. Sbre geriammz
lunsen erfreuen fd neuerbins8 berlelben
pcliseilidea 6iiriprse, bic snDrbem aaeit
ben 6otben unb Sd,par3en setpiomet
tpar unb oa iit's kei Der bcben SnteatsenS
bic oaS 4mt ben ii6erpa9enben Ypli;eiz
beumten perleibt, nidts &unberbares,
penn liberale 8eriammlunsen bas be-
fannte @nbe rim seamen bes 9eieees"
ne9meu.1 9eeulid baben eS bic Sort idritt=
ler in @anbsbef erfabren Miiiien. @iner
t9rer N6Seoroneten cittrte sur Gbarafteriz
itruns BET 9teidSfreunee neuel item Oa<
tums, oer ultramcntanen, ben aluSipru4
zines i9rer SHbrer, Der lieber einen Spz
5ialiiteu' ais einen 2iberalen setpiblt ieben
tppllte uub fl1ss iHpB bet Yoli3eibeanlte
bic ftaatssefibrlide5 Debate l1nb Ser
lammluns. Snt i,adften preubtlden 2anb<
tag pirb, wie weilanb aur Rcnffifts5eit,
wobl Der Mberalistnu8 nit bert Centrum
bic Nolle tau iden, bic 9anbbaluns Der
Bereins= uno geriammlansspoiiSei eiuer
einorinsliden 8ritif 5lt unter5ie9en. l.
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I'M @ctteswaen, was 1T sahsbsn !
traste Dartenbers tailia, bic 4asf l&nar.
te itm Sic Rtble ,u. .,>
S.fttaer 9yytussin istttner' @tdrfeS BAT
unlere Stlpa erfabt, mar bic @ntwort.
l1nb mie Iiebt .es iebt? Sd beidwore
Sie: teinen lisnsriiden 2roa. feline SdO,
nuns, nur .bie Babrteit /! Sd Tam aass
tSren, i'd Bin aefabt, itisb Wartsnbsrs
bersur. Sein ausorud itrafts bic lsstsn
Dorte 9usen. 49,.
/ Wtaten @it f6 auf bas Sawerae &C.
faet, 5srr @raf, iaste sSssrnS Der @rst,
mitleibis bsm DapOneilenbsn na4lAauenb,
,peldefh' Ct fulste. i = '''' I I - - -
Sm ben 3immern trat Der 8reiberr
Dartsn5ers entstpn. lm sielt Sabre
fhisn sr staltert, tetne 3brdne 1anp auf
ieinem blaiTen Mntlib.
--9absn Sit meinen esfrisen Brtsf nt6t
ertaltsn ? fraste bsr Grsibsrr In stbampf-
tenn Some, Dartsnbera's 5anb erarttfsnp.
oi, er feIt9telt, ais iuas sr baran 5alt une
Stlbt. ET %ag n
u. Wartenbtrs Sernsinte. -
Sdwerss III iiter uns tsrsinssbrrhen,
fubr Der 5rdbfrr, mi. pcn Ieransn- -erRid,
ter Stinimt fort nnb beutets' auf bic ans.S
le6nte Gbiir, tuelae in 5iloa's @dlabim'
;rntr iiitrte. ,<...-tt.t.l
3uslsia nit benz atr,te ttattn Re lsiit
sia. Doa unwillturlt1 bltsben ls auf Der
Sdwslle itshfn: bic l4nbadt Der iWutter
bannte fe. Bartsnttrs faltstt bic 5anee
'unb i4aute reoun sslUs auf bas ersreifenoe
Bib.
.:e sGprtltbus folst.
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Nu8 benz Mrn,enhauie l. 8

NnS benz Mrn,enbauie - Das
bette bis jebt betannte 9iilfsnlittel sesen
@teumatismus 1T ba8 ct. Satcbs Sel.
Seit Sabren lit DaUiO Naiussmortb an
&heun,atismus unc fpnnte tros a(ler
drSttidsn Silfe >teiue einberuns fnoen.
Derielbe lam Dor etwa s Mcnaten in oas
Scicco County armenbaus, no er gang
balfos in pno aus bem Bette sebobea
weroen mubte. fadoem ale Wtittel,
wslde BEL bemielten ansewanbt muroen,
feblidlusen, beidloiIeu bic Nrmenbaus.
Direftorem, oas in beioen 9enlilpbdren
beriibnte ct. 5afobs Del in Der Nnitalt
,u sebrauhen llnb bieS mar Elm 9tidliher
@ntidluB, benn Der Yatient wurbe mad
@ebraud ether SlaIde belIer uno nad.
Dem bel ibm 4 Slaiden sebraudt wurpen,
tcnnte er tpieoer cbue Stcd berumlaufen.
Die 1batiahe fanu oer .6eralsseber bes
Pcrtsmoutb >. Correspondent" be3eus
gen.
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EGprtltbus folse.

.-ueberben & r a d pon1S73
nnb ben aeuen ,Npfidpuas Der @efdafte
idreibt bic ". 3. 9anoels3ts.: ,, ,5duidte
man iid anfunss tiber bic Grasweite Der
&ata( (trppbe, lab man in berielben nur
cine Idaea perabersebenoe 8Srientrilis.
10 wurben mir I1e bur6 bic Yerbreitung be8
1ebels nu9 'aaen Matuneea uno iber
3eiddits5,Deise Ieiber nur gu bale semabr.
l1aberiibrt blieb Nismano; @runobeib
unb beweslides @isentbum, gfietten jeber
Art, aud bic befen nidt aussenca,nen,
erinbren eine 10 plSeli6e @ntmertbunst
abdB beute arnl mar, tper fd Setern nod
elm g,Sfus biintte. Nae gerluhe, utcr,
ide @etdabe au ltiiben unb 3u iibertiia.
den, ermieien lid, als terfeblt, man mnbte
enblid bem gieinisunsspro3eb freien 1auf
uno mas nidt auf lidera @ruubpelten
rubte, itiir5en lalieu.. Seeds pole Sabre
marea erforberlid, um bieien Yrc3eb gu
@noe gu fHbren, unb 1elbf bic ourd rel.
den. .@rntelesen eingetretene @rbSbuns bes
Nationalretdtbunia, bic Tileuns zines
erpben Tbe;les Der Naticnalfdutb, leifte'
ten Der '@ieberbetebuns oes itodenben
gertebrs, Der geiddftisuns ber 1aulenbe
trcblcs seporoener Nrbeiter nur seringen
goddub. @rf als bic aaaemeine Nott
3ur Spariumteit 3pans, als man lernte.
yfd nad Der Dede 5u ltreden," benz
ibertrisbeuen QaruS entiaste, unb ale enb.
lid bas @runoibel burd Wieoeruufnub
ME Der Baar3atluus ausssnler3t mar.
ermieieu Iid bic natIrliden 5iilfsmittel
ale beilfrdftis. aber erlf aus BEN .biesiib.
riseu @rntsiesea relnltirte bic ousemeine
8eiieruns Der gerbGltnilie, bic mir nad
iabrelansen &lusen, felt Rur3enl in ieben
unlerer Beridte meloen fonnten. nnb bon
Gag gu Gag weitere 5crtfdritte madt.
Siten mir ilns ieood, bic sesenw irtiseu,
ourd 3ufarnntentreifsn pieler fir uns
eiinltiser llmlinbei eewonneneu gortbei.
lie ale permanent geihert ;u betradten
unb barauf Bin mieber in bic friberen
6ebter ,u Uerfallen. auf reide Grnten.
ipie bic beurise, fSnnen mir aud finftis
boffsn, benn bic Nusbebuns Der &ultur
uuf unermeblihe Hanolride perbiirst eine
i'm entipredenben Wtabe madienbe Yro.
buction; auf Wibernten in europa III
iecch nidt 81 rednen. uno unIere etnbei.
miide goniun,ption funn nit ber Yrobuc
ticn unmSslid Shritt balten. Deroen
mir aud unter siinitisen llmifdnoen, ale
bic. jeeisen. fiir uniern lleberilue iiets
einen fremeen Warft finben, 10 biirften
bic preiie bod idtieblih 70 lief linteu,
bab iie fir Nrbeit. Gins unb Tradt faum
enti&dcissm. Nnbers mdre es freilid,
penn curh 5erabiesuns unieres 3cllta.
riffs ber Gustduid unierer probutte seaen
frenlbe Tabrifate erleid,tert tpiirbe, ater
| fur Sob, pie in bielem Sabre, tpirb
europa niHt meHr BON uns tuufeu. ais es
nnbecinSt iaub.
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= Der 3el uuf Bidder, welde rer
Soft bonn Guslanoe fommen, mar fiirsli4
@eseuftanp ter gerbanoluns swiiten benz
Superintenoenten beS au8ldnbiiden Yclte
bienfes uno benz 5inansiefretdr. Danad
icden ale bon ,9inoer,, bic gum Weltppltz
Dereiu sebSren. fontmenben ttno ber Yers
scauns untermrrfeusn Bidder nidt, fpie
tiSber, 3ur Grbebims bes 3oaes' in Stem
g)ort bleiben, iOnbern an ibren 8effim=
n'unsSort sefanot i,nb bort ber 3patetras
entrldtet percsn. Die Yoltmeilter icaen
pas @elo 'er9e6en unb ben betrefienben
3paeellettoren brett iiberlenoen. Die
oa5u nStblSen Bcrmulare perben bsme
aa9f 5ur 8ert9eiluns selansen. Dieles
Arransement entipridt einem in ber lee.
ten Ssilicn ess GOnsredes pailirtsm Sc
I lotto szaz ~
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- Was pen irufMAen Yree alarm
sesen DsutiAunb betr fit, 10 mar uad el.
nem 6ffciSlen 9erliuer Yeridterftatter
bee ,yeiter elcbb" ter 5auptanllifter Elm
Oterit 30marcfi. Gbefreoaeteur Der piel.
eItltien rulalden .St. pstersb. 3ts."
Derielbe, Elm na6er Yerwaneter pes Sc.
neralscuserneurs 0urto III, ME ien.r
Uriet ecnltatiren su tSnnen slaubt. Der er>
ite ebsf bee benz Commencement our Sci.
te ftsbenesn Yrebtursau's, weldss bic
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5altung ber YreHe pabreuo bes Belase,
runssfanbes gu iiberwaden bat. pBeun
mir fsrner ntdt iebr irren," beibt es met
ter in benz 2lpco, o,8rief lift iener 9r.
&amarcH oerielbe wetdber bel bem &riese
@erbiens sesen bic Iarfei eine TO- srobe
8cue ipielte unb ban1it 9espiliermaBen Der
tiplomatiide oNSent prcppcateur" lener
ruIiiden Yolititer 2war, bic pff5ietl ben
iertiid, tiirfiiden &ries beweinten unb ibn
binterrids ais 5lnobabe fit bic Ginlei'
tuns pes ruiliid tarfiiden arieses Be
niieten." Dasu fommt Dor Nllem. pap
Somarrf Der enrasirteife Sran3o(enfreuno
aino alsirtder benz 8anjler @ortfhatcff
Elm wiatoainlenes Dett,eus ilf.
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porutersebsnbe unb lstr ltia te Dolten
niemals babsn triiten tSnnsn. Diss ba.
Ben lfa Dtetenisen nidt osrtelfn tSnnen.
pelde tbre srdume fir abatlahen btslten,
uno bestalb bat, ME mir gu Nufans ias'
ten, bic MillIon bss Jelomarlhaus 5rsi.
BERN Don ManteuHtl in Darldau &c.
tpide Sraane bsr ausldnoiihen Yreie et>
pas psttimmt. Bir fGaufn es nidt BE-
flaaer.
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= Das off,s1le vSournat be ct. ps.
tersburS" idreibt: ,.ginise ausldnoilde
Bldtter fiitlen ith etwas unbsimliA anse.
fdts Der Miffon ess Gslomariaaa Srei.
BERN .. Mantsuifel In Darfaau. Gle
nahtsn, fe wlrben wdbrsno Der saa3en
Dauer Ger parlamsntarildsn Serien, no
has politilhe 3eben gum She'll luspenpirt III,
. Brsp auf benz 1ld" baben, In Jorm Der
psutia,rulfIden YOlsmt. Das muete Elm
unerf&Spilihes 1bema isin, uao serape bte
Neuseit bes @esentanoss wiirps sefattsn,
i'm nit sbtuia unpsrbrauhten als ptta aten
Sassn ,u umtran,sn. Gin ge1ua reiner
GOurti0s, weldtsn St. Sai(eIihe 5cbeit
Der OrObfirif 5brOnfolser aaf Der Heile
na@ 16optnbassn in Stodbolm abaattete,
fam sslsaen. I'm nod BEN Spielraum Der
Ybantaas 3u erweitsrn. Golsaen nit leb.
bitter @inbilpung sswabrtsn ibren eslern
lhon bas Bib elmer rulfih .ltanoinapilhea
Aaian3. ssidlcfsn wsib man nat r.dt
bu rpeldsm 3wfds, unb anb.re slaubten
fton btrtn 8er,weisuussu gu unterlaei.
ben, bic llA nod pisl wsitsr eritrsdten.
Oas Auss bate nur tinsn 5sbler -
aber Der 5eblsr mar ltwer. @r tstanp
barin. eab man etn 0ublaup fh porlslsn
mubte aui Der Suhe nah, mir. wilIsn
nidt welden Qbentsusrn, uno ,uslsih ein
Shwspsn, ssnsist ibm parin gu iolssu.
sllub ssraps bas @esentbeil III mabr
Dsnn Nubanb sludlih lit, In ausss.
,.ibnstsn Bs,sbunssn NIT ieinsn Nah.
barn i'm Norbsn gu lsben uno bapon In
bsm jansftn Ysiude Ssiner &aiisrlihsn
5obeit In StodboIm sinen Yswsis Du &c.
ben. wsnn es llItt frsut, auf cine poufum,
meme @esenleitisfeit rs&nsn 3u tonnen, 70
lisst w itm minosasns ebsnlc fsbr am
5sr,en, cine ultt, pIslfah erprubts 5rsunb.
lAaft gu srbaltsn unp ou tsfsassn, wsl&s
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Den Witsiiebern bes Shulratb

= Den WitSiieoern bes ShulratbS
gu 9eem DO,t ideint IS enoli4 einSuleuh.
ten, Dab Der bisberise superintendent
Der Siientliden Sdulcn, Senrn Sibble,
wel1er burd bic Wanifeitationen 1einer
piritii iden TclIbeiten cine tpenis benei.
per,smertte Berabmtbeit erlanst bat. nidt
an ieinem Ytase 1T. Am lesten Witmoa
fabte namlid ber::goaro oesen cine eiuSise
abneidenoe @tinme ben DeidluB, tab
Ia Der eriten, in. Wonat Nttober aattiiu.
benben Situns bic Wabl eines neuen
Superintenoenten oer itdotilhen Sdulen
itattfnoen icQe. tG5tf.U
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Die ruiiiide 0tesieruus ididt iibr
lid I'M Durdldnitt 1900 8erbannt
mad Sibrien. 2Beld, eine Wulie men h.
lihen gteabs 4r-wa a',3''
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USE only G. Gilbert's Corn Starch.
Chew Jaokson's Best Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
Daughters, Wives and Mothers.

Daughters, Wives and Mothers.
DR.. MARCHIsIs UTERINE CATHoLICoN will positive
l. cure Female Weakness; such as Falling of the
Womb, Whites, Chronic Inflammation or liberation
Of the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or Flooding,
Painful, Suppress ed and Irregular Menstruation &C.
pamphlet, with and certificates from
physicians and patients. to HowARTH & BALLARD
Utica N. Y Sold by all Druggists-SI 20 per bottle
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The Infant Terrible.

The speeches of penfant terrible on his
first appearance at church are many and
singular-not to be Irish about it-and
they have not all been printed either.
This time his name was Fred bright
little nephew of the writer, and he lived
in Illinois-he was an Illanoyster, as
Thatcher says. His mother had taxed
him to concert where there were recit-
tations and music. The piece which
most captivated his youthful fancy was
"Captain Jinks," which was sung with
great eclat by sober-sided fellow. The
next Sunday was Fred's first day at
church, and he watched with interest
the progress of the exercises, keeping
very still during the reading, and nearly
through the "long prayer" when, be-
coming somewhat FESTIVE, he pulled at
bis mothers and asked quite audibly:
Mamma, isn't it most time for Cap
tain Jinks ?"--Harper's Magazine.
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woman's neighbors, as they wound their
arms strongly about her, striving by
word and deed to moderate her anguish.
ooh, if the men would only come! ~
and springing on high railing, Mrs.
Keen-who had already sent her chill
dren scrambling off in all directions in
search of them-looked wildly towards
the fields, as she waved her handker-
chief high above her head and shouted
frantically for help.
How slowly these moments of never
to-be- forgotten agony crept by, as, bend
ing over the pits edge, Mrs. Rawley
listened for any sign or sound to denote
that her husband was living; but only
the plunging of the horse was to be
heard, and, in the violence of her sorrow,
the distressed woman might have broken
from her companions and cast herself
into the hollow beneath, had not pro-
longed shout from Mrs. Keen been. fol-
lowed by an assertion which sent thrill
of hope through every heart.
"They're coming! hold up, Mrs. Raw
leyl Well soon have him out now!"
she exclaimed, and still continued to
wave her handkerchief.
Ere many seconds had passed half a
dozen swarthy men-their faces illu-
mined with the rays of the setting sun
bounded over the hedge and rail to the
scene of peril.
Their brawny hands and arms were
soon earnestly engaged in the work of
rescue; and while the women comforted
old Deborah, her husband was got out of
his very dangerous position.
He made no movement as they bore
him to the surface, and then to his cot
tage, where it was found that life was
not extinct. He was fearfully bruised
and shaken, however, and was some
weeks in recovering his usual health.
This incident wrought an entire
change in the old couple. Whether the
attention and sympathy of the neighbors
had anything to do with 1t cannot be
said; but it is very certain that few are
proof against kind words and loving
deeds; sneers and reproaches may
harden, but who can resist the sunshine
of lover
Happily the Rawleys' hearts were
touched by the friendly solicitude shown
them, and they evinced their gratitude
in many ways. Selfshness gave place to
generosity, and perhaps the final recov
cry of Mrs. Higgins invalids was, in
some measure, due to the frequent sup
ply of new-laid eggs which Mrs. Raw
ley's hens seemed to take as much dc.
light in laying for other people as for
their own mistress.
Be that as it may, hearts which had
been long closed to the suffering around
them were now awakened to the honest
realization of life's duties, their earnest
attention to which enriched them with
higher appreciation of ife's true sweet
ness and the secret of happiness.-Bsat-
3sh Workyn
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THE FAILING LEAF.
BY JOHN AHTROBIUS.

In August, when the woods were full,
And fields were ripe with grain,
/ saw the summer, bountiful,
Throw down her golden CROWDS again,
The scarlet pomp of fruit and flowers,
In sumptuOus langUor sought repose;
But 10! l heard Lachesis sing
The shuttle song that no man knows.
And thus my soul the song translates,
The threefold measure of the Eatesl
The sleepers' dream with roses crowned.
Aye, Four in One and One in Four;
For man hath sought, aud woman found,
Through every season iourneying round,
That Love is Life forevermore!
But the summer days are brief
Love must sicken when they're DER:
Autumn comes with whispered grief
All! behold the falling leaf.
/ saw within Swallowed pool,
The golden tracery of clouds,
And round them, deep encircling,
The bosky woods like ships and shroHds,
Reflected all-the pool was still,
Nor ripple stirred its dream of rest;
But 10, a leaf-the first dead leaf
Fell shivering on its placid breast.
Drift drift, brown herald of the time
When autumn chants its boding rhyme!
You dull, dead leaf that slowly sails
Ger that deep pool, so calm and clear;
How like the Love that Life bewails,
How like that Life when manhood fails;
4 dry, dead leaf reflected here!
Lo, the days of hope are brief,
Lo, the yellow woods appear,
Tremulous to coming grief;
All, behold the falling leaf!
In August, when the days were long,
saw the roses surfeit lie;
| heard a low, unfinished song,
In drowsy woodlands floating nigh.
Nor joy, nor burden of lameRt,
Repetition only to repose.
Content that weaveth discomfort,
The mystery that no man knows!
All bloom, all grace, all Love, it said,
Alas! tomorrow will be dead.
The hush before the summer rain
Is pregnant with the saddest thought;
A JOY fulflled-akin to pain
Relapses in the heart again,
Weary of the things it sought.
Lo, the flower, the vine, the sheaf;
Lo, the garlands idly wrought;
Hark the whisper. Life how brief!"
Gee, alas the falling leaf!
Is August fruitage ripe so soon,
Is summer far too lusty grown,
That in tie sultry face of neon,
The pollen of decay is blown?
- LII Hauuoou pIlOe Suu Woudu love
Are in this kingdom robed with dust;
And all the splendid growth of years
Is but the crown of ripened lust.
All! beauty, passion, love and pain,
The miIdew smites the fullest grain!
o, rose of August, wither soon;
Pale lilies, perish i'll your prime!
o, lustful summer afternoon,
Frail loves that haunt the harvest moon,
Lie down and die-'tis nearly time!
Lo, the day of love is brief;
Lo, the lust of love is crime!
Perish e'er the day of grief
Go thou like the falling leaf,
In its prime!
Detroit Free Press
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