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A splendid line of staple goods, such as
1914 sheetings and dumestics, bleachcd and
brown; lowells, duck white and colored;
stripes, chevoits, canton hannels, Jeans,
linseys, fannels, red white and opera,
checked and figured for,rhildren at
c. A. PoTrERs,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

RREsrKD.- On Tuesday S.
Spsnas editor and proprietor
We Texas Sentinel, was ar
lied on the complaint of Mr.
|ike Jacob, charging him with
3 crime Of libel. The warrant
Is issued by Justice McClung.
Aann was admitted to bail in
3 Of $3.50.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

Having bought these goods at reduced
rates, l am able to offer Inducements. They
ere new, fresh, andlateSi styles, and win be
sold atreduced prices. You can get cloak
for $50, that is worth in a regular way $40
to SIS. c. A. POTTER.
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Galveston Irishwc-
WHO ereatedsuclh a disturb
last week, and who has
in the bastile for the past
b Eve days, was released
pnd shown the high
lstin. She said she
Yelling on the high
g the railroad track.
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was an early settler III this count
ty. HsIas a faithful member
of the Christian church, and 4
man whose purity of motive,
elevation of sentiment, noble
ness of bearing and unfaltering
christian principle, entitled him
to the highest honor. His fam
lily and relatives have the sim
cere sympathy Of the commune
ty in their bereavement.
Miss Mary Kerr, arrived on
Monday evening from La
Grange, where she had been
spending a few pleasant months.
ToUCHsToNE.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

nSl A complete line oftrimmings, silks,
satins, bugle and chenille fringes, bugled
cord and tasScls, latest styles brocade vel
vets, and in fact everything new and stylish
at c, A. PoTTERs.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

BES- Of black cashmeres have the very
best assormen; at low figures, and Of col
ors, all the new aud fashionable shades. No
old stock-I will not show the same goods
from year 10 year. c. A. POTTER.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

TIE Santa Fe railway has
ened its ticket office in the
" and handsome passenger
pot at the junction. The of
Z at the freight depot has
en enlarged and remodeled
rder to accommodate their
dly. increasing business.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

Mr.. JoHN CoRrs, a highly re-.
SPECIFIED German citizen, Of
Rocky. near independence died
the 18th inst, aged about
90 years, and on the 18th inst,
(his son William lost his wife
and child.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

Owing to the great popularity
Of Simmons Liver Regulator
and its undoubted curative pow
er, imitators throughout the
country are manufacturing
worthless limitations under its
good name, SO garbled as to mis-
lead those who are not on their
guard We most earnestly beg
the public to aid US in our eff
forts to protect their health and
help us in our task of bringing
these anprincipled imposters to
the bar of justice. Buy no
Simmons Liver Regulator I'M
less encased in white wrapper
having large Z in the center
and the signature of J. II. Zelin
& Co, on the side. Before yon
buy scrutinize the package most
carefully for the above signs of
commences. The remedy 10
detect fi:aud is in your own
hands. Do not allow some
othessuHstitutc to be palmed Of
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save Your Haiv." Keep it beautiful.

The london Hair Color Restorer" is
The most delightful article ever introduced
10 the American people audis totally differ
cnt from all other hair reStorers, being en-
tircly free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles for the hair OBJ
noxious. Where badness, or falling Of the
hair exists, or permaturely grayness, fsom
sickness, or other causes, It's usewillrestore
The natural youthful color, and cause
healthy growth, cleansing the scalp Fl ON all
impurities, dandruf, &C., at the same time
most pleasing and lasting hair dressing,
fragr1rtly perfumed, rendering the hair soft
and pliable making il ar Indispensable arti-
Gle in every toilets
Ask your druggists for London iIai Cox
or Restorer. Prlce : cents hottie. Six
bottles "a. Main Depot Tor the United
States, $50 North Sixth St, Philadelphia.
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Shoes OF all styles, grade, and prices.
Childrens shoes from 25c to S2-2s. Ladies
shoes from ST. to the best hand made in
plain French kid, or fancy styles at
c. A, PoTTERs.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

EsrED AeAIN.-Wcdnes-
g. Spann, editor and
81 OF the Texas Senti-
again arrested on COM
Of Mr.. Mike Jacob,
ing him with libel. Tues
was arrested, on a sim
large.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

IF all the election tickets
printed for this county are all
voted at the coming election,
Washington county will show
up a voting population Of forty
thousand or theseabouts.
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Nithdraws.

/ BANNER is requested to
Hnce that Mr.. w. C.
sman. of Burleson county,
las out as greenback can
for fioater from Burleson
shington counties, has
Fn from the race in
#. Harry Haynes.
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Good morning Alma, howis your moth,
rI to day?' ''Oh improving rapidly
I thank YOU. She has been using ENC
LIsH FEMALE BrTrERs, and they gave her
an appetite and strength right away. She
says they suit her case exactly. Her pal
pilatiun has ceased, and all pain subsidized "
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A CunosITY = Mr.. ]. P.
FIewellen, of independence,
brought the BANNER an ear of
corn that is a natural Curiosity;
one halfthe ear IS red corn and
the other half yellow. divided
lengthwise.ef The cob.
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Cash, thereby Securing all
advantages that money
gives in the purchase of goods;
this enables US to offer superior
inducements to the purchaser.
We cordially invite all to call
and examine our goods and
prices; our motto is quick sales
and small profits.
R. R. LAwrHER,
Business Manager.
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SINcLErARY.-Mr. ]. NJ. Sin
gletary writes from BellVille to
say that he has not been lost,
but has been living in Austin
county since leaving Brennan;
that he failed to appear as a
witness because he had not been
summoned; that he did not re-
fuse to give bail when arrested,
but has made every effort to do
So Having no disposition TO
wrong Mr.. Singletary the Ban
NEK gives him the benefit OF his
statement.
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You've lady, are you cross, nervous ana
fretfulg Have yousPells OF melancholy, or
areyou wakefulnights! Howisyourmem-
DRY, and do you feel vigorous? Are you
paie, feeble and inactive? If so, use. one
or two bottles of pT, nromsoole's Eng
IIsH FEAAthE BrIFERs, it will restore y, WI
70 health IN every particular and AXE Won
feel bright, buoya1 G h-.Dnv
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28
NEARLY a BLAzE.-About ID

Nearly A BLAZE.-About 10
on Thursday morning a
IF shavings in Schwontz-
swskie's planning mill, on CIin-
ten street, south OF the Central
railway track. caught ERE from
a spark. Prompt action saved
IA serious conhagration.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

The new gas fixtures for the
Grand Opera house have arriv-
ed and been placed in position.
The globes and pendants are
beautiful and add much to the
Appearance Of The house.
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DIED.-At the boarding
house Of Mr.. A. H. Wood, at
three o'clock yesterday morn
ing, of heart disease, Mr.. Geo.
w. Wheeler, late Of Galveston.
The deceased was an employee
of the Gull, Colorado and Santa
Fe railroad, and at one time re
sided at Palestine, Texas. Drs.
Lackett and Hussey attended
him.
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I am not coming but am here, with the
biggest show of dress goods, hosiery, knit
goods. shawls, ladies cloaks and jackets,
ever displayed in the city, and still at old
prices; come and see me, will not cry ad-
vance in your ears, {. A. POTTER.
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+. A. ENGELKE,
INSURANCE AGENT,
BRENNAN, Texas.


The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very dist essing, particularly at night,
as if pin worms were crawling in ard about
the rectum: the private parts are sometimes
affected; if allcved to continue very serious
results may follow. DIR. Swayne's All
Healing Ointment is 4 pleasant sure cure
Also for letter, itch, salt rheum. scald head
Erysipelas. Barriers Itch, blotches, all sea-
Iy, crusty, cutaneous erupions. Price 50
cents. } boxes for SI.25. Sent by mail 10
any address on receipt ofFrice in currency,
or three cent postage stamps. Prepared on
ly by DIR. Swayne x Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. TO whom letters
should be addres. Sold by all druggists.
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Henry Van Nortwick, of To-
ledo, Ohio, says:-A friend of
mine prevailed upon me to try
an "Only Lung Pad" and I OBJ
tanned immediate relief from a
racl1ing cough. know the pad
helped me.-See Adv.
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HABEAs CoRPus.-J.M. Sin
gletary was brought up from
Bellville on Saturday,and taken
before judge Broaddus, on {
writ of habeas corpus. The
judge decided that he had no
jurisdiction and Singletary was
taken back to Bellville on the
special train on Saturday night.
Singletary is held by the sheriff
Of Austin county as witness in.
the case of the state vs.. Jno. c.
Bell, IT., refusing to give bond
for his appearance.
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FINES lEcrED. = Mr..
Branch A. Watson, justice of
the peace Of precinst No. 4, on
Tuesday paid into the county
treasury the sum of s93.5o for
fines collected in his court
during the month Of October,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-28

Col. JoNEs was called upon
yesterday by a delegation of
colored men who asked him the
direct question: care you a re-
publican ora democrat ?" Col.
Jones replied that he was
neither one or the other. Good
evening" said the colored citi-
zens, and they departed.
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ES- Mems boots and shoes in endless
variety, and don't forget it," They are A
1, and cheap at c.. A. PorrERs.
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rHE bridge across Mil creek,
the old Telegraph road to
Top, has been down
fhee the freshet in Sep
r. As soon as bad
yer sets in the creek win
hpassible and a large trade
comes to BRENNAN will be
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WITHDRAWN. = Mr.. Julius
Lehman, the nominee of the
republican convention, for com
missioner for commissioners
precinct No. 5, composed of
justices precincts Nos 5 and s,
has withdrawn from the race,
having published a'card in last
weeks Volksbote. This leaves
the race to Winkelmann and
Bishop, who is running indepen-
dent.
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DIED. At Chappell Hill,
October Goth, B. X. Thomas,
ST., aged about IS years.
JUDGE Thomas was one
among the old settlers of this.
county. having came here some
forty years ago; for the past
thirty years he has resided in
Chappell Hill. He died after 4
very brief illness.
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'scienuiic, LItetary, & cadeliiral an
guage Departments Elective, SystsGi. non
sectarian; daiiy lectures; actual counting
house work done, and books regularly
kept; Literary and debating Societies;
Gymnasium exercise. CqIlegs building is
owned by the principal, ami devoted solely
10 school purposes; $4,000 cnbIei feet Of
school room; elegantly furnished lrooms
and halls; large and efficient faculty; all
necessary maps. charts and rhiIosOphA e APP
paratus.
Send for a catalogue Of this progress hive
and renowned Southern College. AsdAsss
COL. GEO.SOULL. ~.
New Orleans, IA
N. 3. Soule's series Of Philosophic Arith-
metics for sale at the college Office. u42-6
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RUNAwAY.- A little before
dark on Friday evening two
horse team, owned by a Be-
hemian, took fright while stand
ing in front of H. Fishers store
ohNAnt street, they made a
short turn and crossing the
street the wagon attached to
the team collided with an OK
wagon to which was hitched
several yoke of well trained,
demure and patient Texas oxen.
An eye witness-who is truth
full Jones, George Washing
ton, u man above reproach, one
whose word 'twer a sin to doubt
and as the BANNER does not
wish to sin it does not doubt
says that the OK wagon was
turned over three times and
that he saw the wagon turn and
counted the times. The siguiar
part of the turning story is that
q
the acrobatic OK wagon was not
damaged; the oxen stood still
and looked on in establishment.
Getting disentangled from the
turning wagon the runaway
team came up Ant street at
breakneck speed; at McFar-
lands corner officer Doran in
troduced his "bodock" stick TO
one Of the horses turning them
so that when they reached the
beautiful fence surrounding the
: beautiful courthouse they stop
| ped. No damage, unless our
special runaway reporter is to.
day afflicted with remorse al
not having made the OK wagon
flips one more flop,
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Attention is called TO the adj
vertisement of Kavanaugh &
Prcsler in another column. Both
gentlemen are well known TO
the farming community of this
county.
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cinity ofSt. Charles and Sandy
streets.
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h. W. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweweler, BRENNAN, Texas.
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A NEAT one-story residence
for sale On Main street near
public school grounds, lot fronts
$50 feet.
JonN A. RANDLE & Son,
Real Estate Agent.
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in. Beck, of Toledo, Ohio,
says:-My father, before wear
ing the Only Lung Pad, could
not sleep nights on account OF
his violent coughing, since wear
ing it he has slept soundly every
night. See Adv.
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At Rosenberg Junction cruises the C., n.
& S. A, Tor Sunset laiiwayl for Sau Anton.
10, Marion, Seeliin, Luling, schuienberg,
Wcinlar. Columhusand other points, saving
to passengers by this route 50 miles distance,
S. so fare, and expenses of Omnibus transfer
and Stop over night Mt Houston. Sleeping
Cars on trains of C., il. rs. A. Railway.
As n Freight Line,
Offers advantages equal to any other In time
and rate, both for shipments from or to points
within OF without the State by rail, steam OF
sail.
Quickest Time to & scorn Galveston.
NTQuickest tilue, shortest distance and
lowest rates to and frOlg Sal Antonio and all
other points en- Galveston, Houston and San
Antonio railway, west Of l,osenberE Junction
PATRONAGE SOLICITED,
Fur rates or information call on or address
F. II. ALIIsoS, Agent al BRENNAN.
J.E. THOMSON. Agent at Kennev.
j. &. WESsENDoEF- ) cent Bellyille.
J.. :. STUTs. -Aaoent ut Sealy.
Il, W, LECoNf1t, Agent al Galveston
G. &. EkHrDtiL, Alssnt at R1senbcrg-
q. W. WALKER, Soliciting agent. Or {
q. q. MURRAY,
Genera Ere Chr sad PASSENGER Agent.
April q, lssg-d& WY.
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FINED William Axer was
arrested yesterday on complaint
of Henry Cohn, charging him
with using language calculated
to provoke a breach of the
peace. The case was tried by
justice McClung and a jury,
who returned verdict of guilty.
Mr. Axer's bill may be sum
married., thusIy-
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unSeenlly NOISES IN
cinity ofSt. Charles and Sandy
streets.
The new gas fixtures for the
Grand Opera house have arriv-
ed and been placed in position.
The globes and pendants are
sbeautilul and add much to the
appearance Of The house.
IF all the election tickets
printed for this county are all
voted at the coming election,
Washington county will show
up a voting population Of forty
thousand or theseabouts.
MR.. JoHN CoRrs, a highly re-
spected Germah citizen. Of
Rocky. near independence died
'on the 18th inst, aged about
60 years, and on the 18th inst,
his son William lost his wife
and child.
A cynoslzx Mr.. J. P.
Fiewellen, of independence,
brought the BANNER an ear of
corn that is a natural Curiosity;
one haifthe ear IS red corn and
the other half yellow, divided
lengtIiwise the cob.
FINES IEcrED. 2 Mr..
Branch A. Watson, justice of
the peace Of precinSt No. 4, on
Tuesday paid into the county
treasury the sum of so3-5o for
fines collected in his court
during the month Of October.
NEARLY A BLAzE.-About 10
on Thursday morning a
f shavings in Schwontz-
swskie's planning mill, on Clin-
ten street, south OF the Central
railway track, caught FIRE from
q spark. Prompt action saved
Ia serious conAagration.
The Santa Fe. railway has
ened its ticket office in the
" and handsome passenger
pot at the junction. The of
L at the freight depot has
en enlarged and remcdeled
rder to accommodate their
dly.increasing business.
RREsTKD.- On Tuesday S.
Spsna editor and proprietor
Ne Texas Sentinel, was ar
ted on the complaint Of Mr.
ike Jacob, charging him with
z crime Of libel. The warrant
s issued byjustice Mcclung.
ann was admitted to bail in
b Of $500.
THE bridge across Mill creek,
The old telegraph road to
Top, has been down
fhee the freshet in Sep
+. As soon as bad
Ter sets in the creek win
npasslDle and a large trade
comes to BRENNAN will be
EsrED AeAIN.-Wcdnes-
g. Spann, editor and
81 OF the Texas Senti-
again arrested on COM
Of Mr.. Mike Jacob,
ne him with libel. Tues
was arrested,on a sim
large.
The Galveston Irishwc-
WHO ereatedsuclh a disturb
last week, and who has
in the bastiIe for the past
3 Eve days, was released
Rnd shown the eIngh-
-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-28

crop, it should be made SO; no soil too
wet for such crops will answer for fruit
trees, which, to succeed, need we'll
drained land. The blowing should be
as deep as the character of the soil will
allow, and the sub, soil pillow may gener-
ally follow the other with benefit.
GARGEr and abortion trouble the
dairymen. We believe in prevention.
The former may surely be prevented
with due care. AS soon as the udder
contains milk it should be relieved by
drawing off part of it, if there is any
tendency to hardness. These diseases
are often consequence OF weakness. A
fat animal may be weak for want of
food. When a cows time approaches
and the feed is suddenly reduced, dis
turbance Of the system is caused. Cir
cuIat1on becomes irregular, and conges-
ton occurs In the most susceptible or
| gans. The udder is the principal one of
these at this period, and an attack of
, garget IS sure to occur. This may not
! always be SO, but long experience and OBJ
| servation convinces us that it generally
is. The remedy is obvious.
PEARL millet has been cultivated to
! limited extent in the southern states for
many years, under the name of s horse
or =" cat-tail millet," but it's great value
as forage plant seems not to have been
fully appreciated until quite recently;
and even at this time we doubt if one
farmer in every hundred throughout the
| south has ever seen Or cultivated this
superb and valuable grass. We have
had occasion to refer to it during the
past three Or four years, and have now
nothing to add or take from our former
statements in regard to 1t. We will say,
| however, that it is not adapted to the
more northern states, and north of the
latitude Of New York city it will not
succeed except in warm, light soils and
| lii very favorable seasons. In Delaware,
Maryland, and further south and west,
it is without doubt one of the most
valuable forage plants ever introduced,
withstanding droughts well, and growing
vigorously on even modera tely rich soils.
For cutting or feeding green to horses
or COWS, we do not know of anything In
the way OF millets that is better. IF
wanted for dry fodder in winter, it may
be cut and cured in t1e same manner as
drill corn.-NeaO York Sun.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-28
An Afflicted Old Lady.

Mrs. Julia Thayer, who died at Attic
boro, Mass, recently, at the age of 80
years, had very strange and distressing
illness. About three years ago she was
stricken with partial paralysis. Ten
months since peculiar insanity was de-
veloped, under the influence of which
she walked almost constantly, day and
night, until the night of the 9th inst,
when she was attacked second time
with paralysis. Her daughter says that
during the ten months she was walking
she never once slept or rested In bed,
and did not average more than nap of
an hour in each twenty four, which she
caught while lying on lounge. While
walking to and fro, from room to room,
the talked necessarily, and begged and
cried bitterly to be carried home. Her
strength and power of endurance were
almost superhuman, and the constant
GALE she required was a severe task upon
her friends.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-28

of two couples. They were Arthur and
Fidelia and Uriah and Araminta.
After they had been happily united
and congratulated, Mr.. Fairfax, who was
consoling Mrs. Delaney for the loss Of
her son, said: "My dear Mrs. Delaney,
you are q comfortable sort of woman and
1 am comfortable sort of man. [ have
been made tonight father to your son
and you a mother to my daughter. Do
you know of any just cause and impedi-
ment in the way of our becoming,
ahem-"
1t appearing that she did not, the SER
vices of the minister was again put in
requisition, and the old folks were not
the least happy Of the party.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-28
Wednesday, April IS. 1880.
THE LOTUS FLOWER
BYWILLIANI WINTER.

Though still the heart of twilight grieves
AS evening sun sinks low,
And sad winds stir the falling leaves
With songs of Long Ago;
No shadow grim can ever dim
The glory of this hour,
While thus the blazing hearth We trim
Beneath the Lotus Flower,
Old Time may quench Illusions light,
And dreams of youth depart,
But neither Time nor Truth can blight
The sunshine of the heart
The gentle life of pure content,
Our sober manhood's dover,
Sweet peace and calm affection, blent
Beneath the Lotus Flower.
In that dust land of mystic dream
Where dark Osiri sprung,
1t doomed beside his sacred stream
While yet the world was young;
And every secret nature told
Of golden Wisdom's power,
1t nestled still in every fold
Within the Lotus Flower.
Here let our weary burdens fall,
And PASSIONS longings cease;
The gods of life have given all
When once they give us peace,
Black care shall vanish in laugh,
Forgot be beauty's bower,
While here the loving cup we quail
Beneath the Lotus Flower.