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, 1879-03-27

An accomplished gambler says: "Put
not your trust in kings. unless you have
Jour OF EN- and an accommodating ace be-
Sides" also do not expect your friends to
smile upon you until you have secured an
outfit of toot-clothing from Mr. FiIzpat-
rCk's popular store.
, 1879-03-27

MAY-DAY, being everywhere looked up
on as devoted exclusively to fire companies,
is to be properly appropriated this year
in Port Townsend. Our enterprising fire
company will get up q picnic, ball, &c.
, 1879-03-27

/. Our teachers are NORMALLY TRAINED
= Students will have the advantage of SEE
ING and DOING the actual work of the school
room in all grades and kinds of schools AN
advantage offered by no other institution in
the Territory.
B. The work of STUDENTS in TRAINING will
he overseen and kindly criticised by compe-
tent teachers.
t. Object Teaching, the basis Of all in
structiOn in common schools Will receive
special AT attention.
5. PRACTICAL TALKS ON PRACTICAL SUB
JECTs will will he given daily.
6. While pursuing the various studies the
students will be led 10 determine the natural
and logical methods OF teaching them.
7. Students will do the reciting instead of
looking inditferently on while the teacher
does 1t.
8. Our books are the uniform series of the
Territory.
8. Students will he supplied with the latest
standard Educational Literature, free Of
charge.
10. Social aud moral virtues will be inculca
ted daily, but no TORN of religious secturian-
ism.
II. Our climate is the most beautiful to be
found,
II. Our scenery Is unsurpassed in beauty.
49, BY our telegraph and daily mail we ure
in constant communication with the world.
II. we have the best and largest cabinet
OF natural specimens in the Territory.
Is This will be the only truly NORMAL
SCHOOL worth of California.
, 1879-03-27

We received u peasant call yesterday
from Mr.. Frank Myers, son of Mrs. Myers.
Of this place. Mr.. NJ. is from Port Oxford.
Ogn., where he has been living some time.
lie has been for years typo, earning his
trade in Olympia. His relatives here are
Ofcourse greatly pleased to meet their sen
and brother again.
, 1879-03-27

OUR meat market is being supplied by
an instalment from the Quillyhute valley.
Mr.. Nj. d. Pullen drove II band Of some %
beef cattle across to Pyscht river from
which place they arc being brought in a
Scow. by the steamer Dispatch. We un-
derstand that these cattle are IN excellent
condition.
, 1879-03-27

BoRN.-On the 18th of Feb. 1870, in
Sagg llarbOr, n. Y, to the wife OF Lieut..
".F. kilgOrc, daughter. Lieut.. K.
was for over three years doing duty on
tile u. S. Revenue Stmr. Wolcott, and
thls item will interest his many friends
on the Sound accordingly.
, 1879-03-27

Bro. MURPHY, of the Olympia Stand
ard has been over to Portland. Judging
from the complimentary press notices. we
should say he must have met some warm
friends.
, 1879-03-27

THOSE Poland China pigs which Mr.
Davis offers Tor sale ere large, thrifty ami
mails. They have been well cared for and
are especially adapted for breeders. Those
who wish to purchase stock hogs could
not do better than give this chance trial,
, 1879-03-27

Eg- The National Gold Medal was
awarded to Bradley Il Ruloison for the
hest Photographs in the United States. and
the Vienna Medal for the best in the world
429 Montgomery street, San Francisco
, 1879-03-27

RENDER good for evil, do not back-bite
your neighbor or snicker in church. p.
e'-We might add that if you desire to ell
Joya Clear conscience you must patronize
Mr. Bartlett's tinely-stocked clothing and
ury-gOods store liberally-as it deserves.
, 1879-03-27

a NEW paper has been started at The
Dalles. and The Columbia" is its name.
, 1879-03-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go to Waterman & Katz for the best
arpets. at reasonable prices.
Grg- Two fiIst-class sewing machines,
4 Wilson anda Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1879-03-27

rhE festive, ear-spltting sounds Il at
6, aHate f.om our frog ponds sngl est the
sa'elt a spring.
, 1879-03-27
M U S I c..

M u S &c.
Arrangements have been made with PRO-
FESSOR W. II. ROBERTS, II thorough and
an eminenty successful teacher, for instrue-
tion upon the Piano or Organ, at reduced rates
TUITION:
Primary School per term $500
Grammar - B7J
Normal Class or Higher branches 900
Music, Instrumental, 24lessons, IS 90
ga For further information specting
school or board, address
A. X. HUFFMAN, Principal,
Port Townsend, w. 7.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
NERVOUS DEBILITY, e. Gs9 ssa e

men, loss OF vitality, premature weakness, enerya
ton Of mind and body, disorder of the brain ant
nervous system, and miseres resulting thereirom;
speedily cured by BATES SPECIFIC. Prepared
by an eminent physician SO u case for 50; sold by
druggists. For circular with full particulars, ad'
dress DIR, BATES. ai3 state street. Chicago Ill.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

ALI. babies are diminutivc CAESARS, since
they come, they see, they conquer, some
times by their gentle stiffness but oftcner
by continued uproarious crying induced by
collie teething, flatulcncc, etc. DR.. Bulls
caoy syrup by its gentle yet specific in
tluence qulots the little ones without ever
producing the least injurious effect. Price
% cts bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
Price. 20 Ccnts.
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
Cairo, Illinois.

From 7. A. Osburn, Act. Secretary OF Branch ONlcc
BoLwER, TENN, January 9Th, 1870.
Thomas Lewis, Secretary W. 4 0. NJ. A. i. Cairo.
Illinois,
Dear Sir and Brother
Sister Acton has just handed me certificate
and desires me to forward ito you; and requests
me to say to you and through You to the Society.
that she returns her sincere thanks to you and the
Society, and to say tina, she has received more %
brother Acton's death, Cor rather on hls policyJ
than she had expected and that she will do all ihss
she can to increase its membership. All that have
expressed themselves think well of your tabular
statement. Yours Truly, r A OSBURN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
SM0LANDER'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
The Great Diuretic Compound
NM9LANDER'S

II sure, quick remedy FOR all disease, OF the
kidneys, Bladder. and riuary Organs, existing
either IN male ar female. A., Irritation. lunUmma-
lion. or liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Gravel, Stone In the Bladder. Reddish or Brick
dI., Sediment In iriuc, Thick, C,oaty or ROpy
Urine, Painful Uriuatlng. Btdweitiug Mucous aud
Involuntary Discharges, Morbid lritaton Of Blad.
der aud trytnra, Chronic CatNrrs o Bladder.
Suppression, Retention or lncohlncnCc OF
Urine. Diabetes, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, fc.
male Complaints and all Chronic Melodies OF tho
Urinary and Sexual Organs,
Th,G.and. can attest 20 It's wonderful curative
properties in these diseases.
For Nervous Debility. with all is gloomy attend.
ants. Dizziness. Loes OF Memory, Low Spirits,
&c, IL j. sovereign remedy.
SMOLANDERS BUClIU bUoys up the cncr'Gted
system. impartinR new life md vigorous action,
the whole system becoming strengthened and In.
v!soratcd
Be sure and ask for Smoander's Buchu,
Insist upon having it, and take no other.
PRICE Sl.00 SIX BOTTLES $500
For sale BY all the Wholesale Druggists in Chicago
and Medicine Dealers generally
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

Inc "'V'o' 'ot the memorial statute of
Byron which is to be placed in some con.
spicuous part OF London, has been com.
pleted. 1t represents the poet sitting on n
rock, his right hand supporting his head
and his left resting on an open hook an HE
knee. Besides him lies his constant conn.
panion, the great Newfoundland dor
Boatswan, regarding his master WIKI viii,
watchful earnestncss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
MISCELLANEOUS.


The DcSmct for Paducah this morning,
The weather was clear and cold vc.,er.
day
Rp.;r..s q, tbo ,oyeo v,. v..rv ori.t voc.
t.rdav
Commodore Rollingujp left for Memphis
Yesterday morpino
IT,. ,n.;, d s;i.,. :. INA c-, NJ,
OF, "a. -, ,ooo -, .'.,,'-'....,,
49,. -.
~, nm j., A.. ,
,,;.c..r..;.
i'' '''''.'" VII! y ""' '''"i Nc" VIZ
'''''' 'o' o'"o'"i'"'''
The {. W. Anderson vii! be here from
Nashville tomorrow.
The Charles Morgan left New Orleans
last evening On hcrIcturn tripto Cincinnati.
The John Gilmore and hargcs are due
from New Orleans. They will probably be
in port to-day.
The Fannie Lewis passed up She dis.
charged so bales Of compressed cotton.
winch goes east by rail.
T,,, o.,.. ,,o,or lima -,.., horse C;,,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. TheO. P. Bogert. Bristol, X. l

thoroughly convinced of the efficacy of SANfoRps
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARtH, | am induced to drop
yOu line say that although have been scepiicat
of all the nostrums advertised as radical cures"
have never found anything that promises such re-
lief and ultimate cure a. that of SANF0RD's.
| have been afflicted with this dreadful disease
for more than ten years, and lot until recently
could be induced to pcrseycre with any until
read the letter of Mr. HENRY WELLS. and can truth
fully say that after using five or six bottles an,
thoroughly convinced of its curative properties
will be induced TO make the trial, | am, gentlemen,
very truly, etc, THEO. p. BOGERT
BRISTOL, X l., July "a 1871.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
CERTIFICATE.

BoLvER, TENN January sth, 1873.
This Is to certify that my husband, Rev. James q.
Acton. was member of the widows and Orphans
Mutual Aid society Of Cairo, Illinois, and thu, tho
amount due on such membership Certificates has
been fdlly paid. according to the terms Of the Cot.
'incn,cs and The mo ney expressed 10 me withss
ono cent Of cost, for which | rCiaro my pincess
thanks. A. n. ACTON.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief In rheumatism,
Weak Spine, Local Pains, Nervous Affections, 10.
cal Rheumatism, Tic Doulourcux, Nervous Pain,
Affections Of the Kidneys, Fractured Ribs, AGcc-
tions Of the Chest, Colds and Coughs, Injuries Of
the Back, Strains and Bruises. Weak Back, Ner-
yous Pain Of the Bowels, Cramp in the Stomach and
Limbs. Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen, Bruises
and Puncturcs, rheumatism of the Wrists and
Arms Asthma, Cont, Local aud Deep.scated Pains.
Pain In the Chest, Stitch in the Back, Pain in the
Hip, NOricose or Enlarged Veins, Crck in the
Back and Neck, Pain and Weakness IN Side and
Back, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Lumbago, Whoop-
lug Cough, sharp Pains in the Breast, Heart Dis.
case, Quinsy, Diabetes, and for Lamcncs. In any
part Of the body.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
IMPERIAL GRANUM..
The Great Medicinal Food.

The Salvator For luyalids and the Aged An In
COmparabc Aimcnt for the Growth and PrOtec-
ton OF Infants and Children. superior
Nuiritiyr in Continued Fcyers and
Reliable Remedial Agent In all Diseases Of the
stomach aud lniestines.
THIS Justly celebrated DIErETIC PREPARATION H.
L In composition principally the GIUrEN derived
from the WHITE WINTER FLINT WHEAT CEREAL, a
solid extract, the invention Of an eminent Chemist,
II has not only been highly recommended. but Ger!
titled 10 by q large number Of Chemists aud Physi.
clans representing very high degree of medical
scicncc--as the safest. Most Acceptable and Rcila
Bile Food for the Growth aud Protection of Infants
and Children, and for Mothers lacking SuflciCn;
NoGTshmcnt for their offspring.
Unlike those preparations made from animal or
yinou- matter which are liable to stimulate the
brain and irritatc the digestive organs ii embraces
In III elementary composition
That which makes strong Bone and Muscle. That
which makes good Flesh and Blood. That which is
easy of Disc.tiOu-ncy conStpating That which Is
Kind and friendly "a the Brain, and that which aCtsas
preventive OF those Intestinal Disorders iucidcn
tai 10 Childhood
And while II would be difficult 10 conceive Of any.
thing In Food or Desert more creamy and delicious.
or more nOurishing and strengthening a. an ali.
mcnl In Feyers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia
and General Debility it, RARE MEDICINAL EXCEL
LENCE IL all INTESTINAL DISEASES especially in
Dysentcy. Cmoni Diarrhpa and Cholera lnian.
tunl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
MEDICAL.

TT IL fact that can be suhstantiated by the most
j respectable testimonials ever offered in favor OF
any proprietary medicine, that the RADICAL CURK
oVCATARRH does in every afford instant and
permanent relief. No matter OF how long standing
or how severe the disease the first dOre gives such
evidence OF it, value in the treatment OF Catarrah
affections that confidence is at felt in its Gb
ty TO do all that Is claimed for It, The testimony
of physicians, druggists, and patients T. unanimous
in this respect, and the accommodating evidence Ii
In point OF responsibility superior TO any ever be-
fore obtained in favor OF u popular remedy. The
proprietors therefore, may justly feel proud Of the
position the RADICAL CURE has attained, and believe
Il worthy Of it, reputation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO CURE NO FEE Pr Is!, a A. w 9. !. o. .

hospital is7 East Washington street, Chicago, for
the cure OF all private chronic and special Diseases
SEMINAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
MANHOOD, permanently cured. DR.. o. is graduate
the Reform school, and uses no mercury; has the
largest practice In the United States. LADIES re-
Quirng treatment, with home and board, call or
write. Every convenience for patients, send fifty
cents for MARRIAGE GUIDE. .75 pages illustrat'
ed, Married ladies and gentlemen send hity cent?
for sample OF rubber goods and circular of import,
ant information BY express Consultation free anc
confidential Reliable Female Pills S. box.
, 1879-05-17
ROCKFORD.
improvements Of Cnurt.TIouso Grounds
DecDration- t,Ay-Crnp- l'rosr"cts.
Hr,rfuF rftfrb IN 1HA TrihHnG

Improyc.nent of Cnllrt. .ITouso Grounds
I3ccDratIon- ,ay-Crap. l'rosr"cts.
sp.etaf D!.9afch 10 7as Tribune
RocKyoR1,, ILL.,, May 1h.-At the last session
uf the Board Of Supervisors fl,5oo was aTpro-
Drntcd for The purpose Of improving tlse Court
Housu grounds. A Cun,ultlee was appointed
to superntcnd tho JOB, am, work has already
lecu commenced. Tic rubtfst caused by the
building Of the temple is hcing cleared away,
IND lliu whole ares Is to ba EHhGotlcd and
seeded down. AZ the front entrance will bu
etouu payslurnt seventeen wlllc, which, midway
butwean tAr street and hasGtnent.a entrance, takes
u graceful curve oil each side to tho newot-posta
At tho bottuln Of the massive steps. In tile
rear will bs halt-cirrle driveway; and around
the enllrc sq,luso substantial wn'k, mud doubt
lcss so.ne handsome coping. FuuE hydEalts-
one near cach corucr Ut the hutid!ng-llave been
placed In; u.ltt, wlrn tho Job u con.peted, II
will make remarkable cllangc fEum tue present
appearances OF tic grounds.
frodLGIous preparations arc be!ng made by
i3le Il, A. H. for lbs Observance Qi Decorations
pnr. Ex-senator R!churti j. OslesbY will DO
present, nnd has consented to deliver tho
to draw out |urge c0Ncours9 o1 peuple IN
the morning Of tint daY TIC graves Ut the true
anti brave Qre ba to marked, afld In ths after
nnon will bc handsomely Hnd appropr!ataly doc.
GRATED, with l,ctttnE seTy!e!s. I!!s Knc911td
Rifles, City Council nt!u oGcefst Fire Uopa!t'
city, WILL participate in tho exerctses.
Ihu late refreshing rain has greatly improved
the crbp- p-pseapccts, and frruerx ara mora hope
tul. 1lley Weru woll-ngh discouraged, for corn
planted tWo weeks aEQ had ut eGcn aprouted.
Oats, grass, and rye ara now looking botser,
, 1879-05-17

chasado Of M!aa Coochic to he complete ont. M1se
Narth Will p1ease nRswcf her own enigma this
Ktek.
Fop1sy. .Oshkosh, Wls., 6ada tho tWata rerItAble
ewsicrs, and can answer but Eve Just ~ presont,-
aut. 1tEl, 790. III, ~, and 7iH Why she can't
catch tho others will bo learned from the follow.
Ing:
Oh! though have answered many twhts hetore,
And s1nc right hard tw!atcrs too,
That u all that can dol
T.. T. H., city, wrtcs In 'movng" way, and
h: iAt! oulY time, account Of change Of basc,
10 briefly scan the crooked thlngdUyat. Hts efforts
were rewarded with good SUCCESS. however. IA his
!!st u nilnn* only the eauars word of 1lentR and
Tho .chrnest chafaGe Of thu burlington maiden.
MI: Is. WI! and \ wo1retfnl combination OF wordA
hnllt up In tho thape OF rh1nbottt for hts speca!
bentat b7 Sphinx. It IL an extra hard one, and
Af. X. and all ofhcts will find II no easy task.
coochfe. burlington. Wls.. rises simply to aak
Tor IHIfntnhtn. the which 10 teudetcl 10 the it,
zig miss willingly. She cannot find the word
''tuper" IN flr dictionary al applied to bevcr.
agn: INIT tho wnrd II ihere nssertAeless nnd il the
name gIysh to certain kind OF ala. Tho O4le
County aa.sic did not. therefore,, !.
e. @Hse :r,pps' ,ase!s "r,ptsSfe.SF ,.SeeF'
Mtfa Coochis rus aatisael This wask with seven
answcfa. mt being amhltIous. I!entdu. 0nrth.
and Hufsk wtFt the caltscs Of tne halt. The ypunr
lady thinks "Unr Corner" tbs hest In the land,
and she is right.
, 1879-05-17
NORTHWESTERN PATENTS.

List Of rutcnts Iaauesi to Northwestern In.
ventnra This Week.
Sn<etal nhpa.eh IN The 1'rttune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., siav 16.--A. II. Evans 4
Co., paten:-solIcitoFs, report the following pat-
rntsissu:d to Observation-Disclosures Tits week.:
tI.L1ao1s.
Il. ". Arnold, Lttrhfsld balng.prcss.
JuAn AtkHtih. Chicago can.
and 4: H.: Ittntnvnd Macon County. corn planter.
q. v. Drown, GalerbhrE, c"rn'plantes
n ,,d Tpxe GnleaT :t.. shsEsne;
u. H. d u. Hartman. uelIesl1lc. Gaze for bot.
l.. 1!cl1,nan, Chicago. l,catlng. ..,andL
s. IDnan. chicago. provIsiotl.satc,
Porter = Tctte. Chitago. wagon. end. gate.
=. j.. Rig. Chicago nngl-- plate.
g. ii. spauidihs. ilockford. harvester f,ots-
-. S. Marshall. Batavia. at. al, devle. for
II. standsu. Joy, secd.separator.
wlsCoSsIH.
D. G. Prescott. Marietta, balauce..sivo for
j. Mills. milwaukee,, m,adliagz. grinding mill.
MICHIGAN.
J.; H. FI'h, Grand l'ara', locomotive smoke
&. Hart. Detroit grinding and polishing wheel.
II. II. Loud. 0scodl, saving and planting lum.
a. Eorg, Kalamazoo. snoe-fasteaer.
uINHEGOTA.
Eclron Wits. Alma Ctr, cyanotnttng. pans.
i. Warwick. Medo Ct al, device for changing
speed,
, IOWA.
!. F. Jayne. Jcrsea4,ly, bridge,
re. Mccnnc. Nj. Etna. horsepower.
J.. pelt1D. prffy, cnEu-fatyestsfs.
chine.
r. shun,nn. Cunning, l,arb.wre fence.
INDIANA.
y. y. E!n:cry, Camden. harrow.
j. F. PILLOW. Warsaw, and =. T.. pcEkinst Aish.
anakn, hoSet'. ETC, wills,
William, Teamer, Eyansyilc, cotn,drll.
T.. M!keal, rlainae!d, combined ladder and
ttfetlc.
, 1879-05-17

- cicorettes II, abundance, Il was one
tote, anu 4,,,iar resorts In the nlt. partlct1-
oi the nns n',,prrs, p Tic .lecuraefdns wern ntt,-
tasf tol s''" ,, Htaf anh Crescent, The Turklail
lu.tl eno .rr.snrrd . With burners and plnccd
ttntw tttw over the cnf i. u, TX. ~.
Ion. ~ aaS,"rtnn Of fruit, md numerous
. enolse interest. There alto Tns ionnl
ptses, " ottorstI,le.teIcr, who, for small com.
sb tC 'nrctjictc what the future .a IN store
ptcss!p,. ,..itrr., Ano.hcr tnllnbltant ot ttils
TT as. ..ss ianboufIne garl. l'lls completes
ne,nra,bcr Of l,oot!s snas "ese y" a'' i's"l-
h,y1 sn'J sn.tnr,s attention WIS next attracted to
Tic !sh .shte. which cxtcnle.1 nearly across tho
tt tals;s ;san, NJ lie Stage This table WAS load-
t!lI y X nssiut md fancy articles III Erent rnsl
q da'1n IN ncxt In order was the American 'ootll,
". !1t.h rs profusely slcGkc! win ta1 flof1ona
I'd sia.iI saa.ir arranged With choice assortment nl
~ rstinoerr n.Ii !,,ui other articles. III this bogth
ttalsstunwinr characters wcro represented: Ctr-
&c M''f' ~ f'ontincntat, Jonathan atid fhc Amer.
l1fdg1stt 1ntt,n The next WIS tho scottisll booth.
E;t. Ell 'nnTrsr,,tGl very attractive appearancet
ID eonl,ued much tat was e. ntc5ssi 70 OF
sue!, sue,.mrn WI In Scottish costume werc occupants
s:ntlse.Gs%"nt Tie third VIVA the Greek hooth
q ~, ~ rss found the Dciphtc OrAc1e anl tho
j. !na. !ns scn,euts Tho following wcre the char
nd elements pcrsoIlatcd:F FFttstcss, Prieat,
Eeh Est.h Air, Fire, Wafer The nn1t aMl last was the
isi.c.o inat a add Japanese luoth. This attracted
CsioGtp III .bafs pf attention, md all wore highly
nu1..I n.sI viii tic exhibit. Among tllc number
IL OCCUPANTS Tete cninGs' s.: Manaa1dns a,n d,ns
le. ;tSn INIT attractive places In the hall was the
o'!'E q. xhele r wcre found refreshments Of alt
aIel "rfrtlfcnt IN quality Ind plenty Ia
t a,ns,s. Yhict, wcEu served b. six ladies'. After
aa'bsI 81 hal htd 40 opportunity to examine the
;. ..,,a's aa boo,bs, It wns announced that Mrs.
'.,Iey 'sy roull present her wonderful wax.Works.
H. 5r..I I,rhibtton wns divided into three parts,
III III Ihstoy,ca, miscellaneous, and musical, and
I.U1honsb NJ il Ind been RIren there many Times
s.tn+e tt,ii It Afforded great amusement for q
i'm Grs audIencc. The entertainment closed with
n,oct.son Of the various characters, which wns
s.,lei By young lady as tile dod4rss of
Tihsr, 1NEx.
, 1879-05-17

Last night. at the play, while The band hreathed low
That moonlight Ut Eii!kc, tlle ''Iete.a-ftte,"
] saw w.1nan n4ed tn isnnw-
! woman loved In The lont, hgo.
She sat III lit blaze 1T iii" chandclfers,
AEI her diamonds sparkled like fruzcn tears,
While the band pAyed Tetc-a a-Tcte.
She saw me not! vas down by flle door,
Ehiel In by thu etratns III tho Iess a-Tete;
And they drtfteI ue back tu u vanished shorc-
To a wurtd that wa.. hnd thai II III more
~ mnontt nt.ht. md loyclit rye,
And whispered vow That was only lie
silence that Tate .u-Tetei
That beautiful woman who sits In her boz,
And lightly beats time to fltr Teto .n.Tcic
e'lo-c ty ms Site In the moonlight walkI;
VIZ WHich tho al!!owB break OVER tho socxe-.
Like the rack st,c says is Ec- lore eabtilnc,
That will bcar thu beat!ll. OF wayes Vt Time.
Hearcn-that Tete.a-Tete1
These's head Gu u'y bfcast--thcre's hand onsmy
The nightingale s'nscth her Tcte-a.Tcto;
Ny iifc II young. anl st,c WefI4 IL fair,
hut the nnslc IL rtfll Anl the rsIDn ts-Ehefe.
An olu nais*k beautiful wtsn .ce
~ ncF o,x ny tha sta1e. Twas dream. maybe,
Ooftl OF lle tetG.a-Ieto. ELLA WHEELEn.