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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
The Clayton .BuIwcr Treaty.

WV bl'VNhH
Ev,ctlv seyenty five wears after the firing
.sho.h,, .,hot want oround the world -" on
% 'ho s"o' '"'v """' "''N
the lo'h OF Apri', looV' was s'E"e" 1n' ee''-
DRAFTED Chyton-Bulwer treaty. The first
ayort nrovcl to be the dawn ofAmcrca's po-
''", L,.,aa,,a :, ,,;o,.oa h,n,,r,
!uca' l'eou"''' ''' 'eVo'' '"''
Us the elimination Other political iolly' ror
che preu, renubic. unmindiu of the Gmbi-
'1o,;,,rs of pn,,,rd with rcoor1 ia This
''oui uu'7 f",o'oj Observation-Disclosures with lnat
o,n''no" ,.,r ,hn nro;actod canal tbrollrh tbt
pOmo, , Wv" ,,rin If Hn3 which separates the Two
,."' ",o 900
s'SWns peo ,,,n~ ybo, NAV havo bccn tbo noliti.
~ .b ii''s's' ~ ,%", en1ch srcb theories have
lu' tu'G. '' " o e,,'' olnlnd.d Tbe d.ncers
MI 81 s ,hs,n,"nod thn snfnlv ofthis union vnn.
WV n,,,oi,e that rolled over Tho an.
isuou ~ ~ Ja,iiotioIs Of Gettv.bnry md tSo
1at;Sf and today. when thu republic
1, Goo f.,,n, onv SORROWS embarrassment With
- hou I'D, ;bn FcIoral government should
a. nIn ',,, -, ia ws,ld ;,s tivrd inteu-
utni,y ",' ai,'.,;n;n, tbo No, roe dnc,rine
nv W W ~ a,'1 rro,,1 nf ber strenotb
S Tny',ss,,a nf N,n.r;ca bas maid bu, lItl,
Sno Oo'o'' ~, A., al;,;ooi ,c,s of bor si,t.r
a.vensloH W. W W" ;nvo tha t,noe Las at lany.h
po yns ,,hon II nm, bccome her manifest in.
a .aaa "b ha las, r4t;cent Within the Inst
.eres, a d., w - ,bs nrincinl nations of
Eweny L ',naSo vast strides f,rwnrJ nm
nv! huro la,h n"' "r nnmnnost md nrooress Tbe
Ing pa nsI,sJ, has Lean hannilv oocnmnlished
' wIs Sn,;n se"ns to hive Mt list awakened
t Mn,,o Ser lctharnic slumber of centuries.
lroih noi - ,: g. H. H.
hra'o eho "pne;rod dnrinr her n,e war with
J Sa snv ,nd IL sbe LOST , narrow though
nern",n uy, ON" s.r;n oft.rritorv IN the Rhine
.h s.nSr"ilr concns,inc the unper uurt
o cFo Af-Isa " Prussia from a leading power in
~. ", nan,I has oynanded into a new German
vic io'' ,hat 1nau nrnbahlv b.forc long. AL
e enr P Nth a II Ilsya and Denmark: Russm is
svar o vesr ortendinr tn her already vast
sroa ~ dn,r;n;on those territories most con-
~an;ont sor bar 10 The East and South: and
TnnIand uh;Io comnlet;ng her 'eopouests in
lI me, Sann,,,a ,he nossessor of The most
i.'SL L. III ,',rbaoo fho orootar NORTON of
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VoiuuInous Printing.


In tho course Of tho investigation into tho
ron lurt " the government printing olhc0'
and ,hr discussions which have tGkon place
.Incp tho report was made, u hns COMO OUT
taal tho amount of printing done by order OF
Congrt-si !. prudigous' II was stated ~ tbe
HOUSE, VI Representatives TINT IN single
dY, March, ., the House ordered the prln'
linz OF 10000 copies Of two reports Of Dr.
unugh on forestry, large, SUBSTANTIAL volumes,
Goth Of thcm; 10000 copies OF tho report og
beet sugar Rnd IL. manufacture, 3O0,OOO
comics of tho report of lhs commissioner Of
agriculture, and 100000 copies Of the report
on dlspasps Of swinc-510 900 octave volumes
In sinrle day. The printing of the "usnal
numbern of documents NJ present season
will amount TO l,9l6,BIj Goplts, some OF the
documents running 70 the siZo OF mrgo vol-
lmes. Tho printing OF tho last session
# tho Fnrty.litth and tho extra session
Of tho lfurly.sixth Congress made ex-
elusive of tho Record, di,ll8 octave popes
and . G09. G25 octave volumes or copies, 20
$50 ouarto pages aud 270,87i copies, or CO.
900 volumes, and 100000 copies IN nll'
Many Of these books nrn u Illustrated WIN
costly cngrnyirgs, These books would iil a
,pNcc eight tlmes "a largo W. thnt occupied
by tho Congressional Library. II might be
though, INIT this wns rather overriding mo
printing business, II IL were not 10 ba consld'
cred that It il all in behalf Of tho dear peo'
ole, who need to be enlightened on all the
important subjects referred to; and certainly
il is highly credimblc to their dlsnlcrestcd
representatives. that they display so much so
lcitude in securing and embnlming in print
all this Information. Ii Is doubtless much
better to cxpend public money in this way
than in many others that the people get no
benefit from. 1t is not corrupting to say tho
east, and Ms long ms so much printing hHs u
be done, Mr.. Dcfrees is likely to superintend
itas efficiently and honestly as ANY other
man.n
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nnNrRAL pnEss nEyInw


While TAO majority will nominate at OH.
a,go, thu Democratic candidate must receive
tyo-lhrls Of all tho votes
Though Grant md Tllden prc tho most
conspicuous presidential aguri there e -
vital difference IN their Respective situations
There win hr 100 dolpmlea NJ Chicago.
Grant needs but $40, That "a u majority and
will nominate
Blt of tho 1888 delegates constituting The
Demoenllo conyenlIoa Mr. rldon must hNyo
~, or ll8 more than Grant TO be noml'
"f6 s may safely be put down amorg the
utter ,mpusslhllllef'
Du, while Grant needs lla yolol loss Than
,he lemopmto candidate, he has l9s nlwNdy
instructed for him In Now York .nl rem .
.ylyanm, with lurty,lwo more IN Illinois and
thirty more in Tho rapncloui pockets OF
Cmanoey Pllloy and Knight llosonblNlL
noklug ia all 900 yolos from four Smles
alone,
80 no only needs 40 votes more, vim
a ,ory stala IN tina UoloA except fonr IA draw
rom. Tha "Solid South will have 20. mud
iurniah more than enough to nominate
Grant,
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PROCLAMATION.

whereas. tho City Council did. by resoln-
ton ndol ted OF the 9Th day OF March, 1850,
direct the Mayor to order the annual election:
Nnw. therefore, I'D NJ Thurmond, Mayor of
the city of Dallas, do hereby direct the pre-
siding officers of election TO hold m election
on the 6'h day of April, 1850 rs follows:
q. A. Terry, presiding ofliser First ward,
NJ or near the C0ur-housc.
W. ", Ross, presiding officer Second ward,
nj or near the Broom factory.
J. II. Brown, presiding officer Thru ward
ut or rear Brck-horn corner
j. j Eskins, presiding officer Fourth
va d. at OF near YOung's schOrl-house.
For the following officers: Marshal, Asses
sor and Collector, and one Alderman from
each ward.
Given under my hand this, the 18th day Of
March. iss1.
Attest. j. NJ. TUuRMONp, Msyor.
y. u. HEE5roHD, City secretary.
NsrA-1.
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Texas Cooperative Association
=. of II.

Chartered July5th, 1878. Capital Stock, 100000
Cor Mechanic & 2lst Streets, -,
GALVESTON. TEAAs
An agency nas been established In the City oi
Galveston, by the Texas Cooperative Associ-
alton, p of H.. which Is, and Will he kept IN
charge OF the best agent that can be employed,
under bond of 81, 900 90, for the faii~tul dis
charge of his duty; and no care or sohcitude
wi be wanting, on his part, - secure for Pa
irons the best terms obtainab Q In the market.
VIII give personal attention, lin the seec-
tions) for all orders Tor Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Hardware, Farm Implements, Fence Wire
and Machinery.
Gives special attention 10 the sale Of cotton,
wool and hides, and all kinds ofproduce con-
signed to him and in every way try TO serve
thosepatr oniling him. 10 the best advantage.
/; should be understood hat the agent does not
keep goods on hand Ia MI orde y, but by thor
ough canvass Of the market secures the best
bargains to be found
Correspondence, orders and Consigninents
solicited by j. 5. ROIElS,
Post-ofce Box 92). Agent
fehH2
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MEDICAL.
S-, GtA., &%NG ~ " s.@'
ElCEL, ASH GITlEsS INV NALRlPCGE.

IhllhOi hoV hiilGho 'hT NabhiftVb'
tg'IT BiTtRRSwill prevent contracting Of
ChilIn md MAlhriM lisrae's u pioreriy
used, by liVgorai. nRihc Liver, end tohlng
netio'Ulch, nud rclaaling M pownls nnu
hidueyt, ltisa pr,paraiion lron tnoh vtHe'
table cxirnois. of wnieh tho rrlcEly Assn con.
sliurles lCau, aR par, thet eIGer 'aeo ,md
regular prescription psaSiit9 .! al athlchl
men Ntuaug whom IN sherman ~ iuslly
clstsrd NJ the nse,cw'Cl c1rlNorndesi anef
nm uxyrr,m,n,ri 0.ne,ion OF S,irN year,, ~ y
co,upl, e. nnt.jnte ~ al innuencoa,, which, ~
not arrested In tlue, ,crrhrstn IA CRIBS ana
reVerOr other NJ alignnui Gilaneef.
Though ulrnsaNt ~ theta to, n IN not hoy.
pragr (as the e, tract ~" held IA solution III
putr IInllund giu only) because OF iis csihhi'
lis prnpertics md IL Therefore I'LL lnfalible
remedy FOR hntilunl cons, ipa'inn.
1VH nALdlEpGT IS ~ oerialn cnre ior
CAti!n TTis9 CS.s cJJ.fao'nn ~ mas never
ialled 10 elect n cure whore the dlrectlon."'
c, mraIyii 4 etch hottie are fdllowM.
Drugpisie are hereby aasAoN5N 70 rwunh
ths money 10 my party rarohA!as who calm
il cure X not affected, providing tne directions
Are followed and the empty bottle retn,reJ,
For sail ~ drurrisls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
ORDINANCES.

N ORDlNANt T. DEFINING AND PUN
N isi ing vagran'y. Be 10 ordained, by the
CITY co tnciLuf lhetity OF lnlia,-
Seciionl Every warrant iound IN the city ri
Dallas shall, upon conviction, b. lined in any
um not exceeding ten dollars. vTV
S.c. 2. ! ne following pc spns are warrants
within the meaning the preceding soc'ion:
First, All idl" person who lives without any
means OF sur p 'rt, ID makes no exertion To
ubtaiu u lvelih Oh by honest emulny ment
recond, any person who strolls idy a50ntt1e
streets Of ,he city of palas, having m local
ha oitet ion and no hor est business or employ
ment. Third, person who slr)lis about
IN tail fortunes or eXhI 1t tricks net licensed
by law Foufth common prostitute. Flnh,
IL professional gambler. = Xth, any person
who goes about beg aims who isnot AFFLICTED
or disabl ed by physical maiaiy or misior-
tune. Seventh, an habtnal drnnsard who
abandops, reslrcts. or refuses to aid in he
support OF his family. Eighth salisnspicious
persons.
sec. 8 That an ordinance entitled IAN Or.
dinsnce Defining and furnishing Vsgrancy, F"
approved October 10Th, 1873, be and the same
is heteby repealed
Sec A. Tnnt tbs ordinance take effect
from iia passage and yublica ion.
Attest. j. NJ TliURMOND, Mayor
j. b. HEREFORD, Secretary,
October I, 1850.
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MnnieI.

raw mIllf m wanted On tho Ilno " lho
InGtyIew NiNublno Valley milwpv, Tho
Tens & rNitr will hui,d seven hundred
md nflv lies Of roal In the next two
years, Millions ~ feet " lumber aud tIn-
Dor will be CONSUMED, Now Is lho limo
for lumbormon 10 select good locations
while timber lands arc cheap Address tho
Secretary Of tho company, Eli Barer, NJ
I0ngiew TeAga CIR inIher Information
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An Ordinance Furnishing Acts In'
furious 10 Public Health.

Beii omnn,d ~ I'll CITY Cur ell OF the
ity q DaONsi
See ion III rryonc within the city of
y II rs snail cary CA any trade, business o.
- cuua'ion Injurious Ia tho heath OF hose
who reside IA tHe VI I'M ty or thnil suier
my fuhs nm ~ " lch shalt haVc hat eject to
se,uUiii un promises In bis pCsi@s.oc, or I'M
d = lits control, he sh ~ be Doomed gU'l OF u
pNieGC mpDuor thd upon convict on IN the
Ma, 0t's cou T. snail bo tiued not less than ten nr
~ IRE than onr humid 90 drlHs, Each tepsr-
utaOAy shql ha cot Il tered ecrutats oflrnSe,
section &! Ii anyone shall leave or depoplt
th4 dead oArcnss Of any auim.l, or leave or
dep' sit airy nth, or tuHer hnyG IN hie or
he "mploy, to lenvA or deposit any illtu IN
any stroc. ar alley of y ity, or anywhere
WITHIN the corporate limits OF this city, rX-
ccpt In such place and manner Us snail nc
Il tigpa,e hv lhi heath 0lllc r, they sh" III
upon conv elton, ! G fined in any sum no, lea
t0an lvo nor moro than one hundred dollars
Srcton B. - That this orinaac; go nIo, lecl
from and after It's passage.
Approved DC nhrr ~, $50,
Aite't: j, NJ, UIt"OND, Mayor.
j T. HIM FnWn, cry Sccret.ty,
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nEALTn NOTICE.,
HEALTH NOTICE
70 the Public.

~ roam W,ulRlinn Of HE . Wh m
n htn, TIC illy SUI ofi'l ~ hANu tul iH We
Gle niup 30 Il lsihl ru't NJ NiUr we itr
Tor hWi h,nnd t1t lie pms 90 llo tair 'n
Eve q ~. or pa.oh ~ ground, occupied ~
VA lroN I II, Wlhll t'ir Guy luuuh, mus he
drsi trd, Trrdr INA ~ ma ho hrf1hB I'D o.
AA - rrrttbi % HnrnWuin' Ion ~ Wnlrr
IA iho huslb'ts rRu NJ the c,ly many houses
throw hN tain wi 4 a. iir rHhr NJ tho hnld'
~ man "a h cHArs the water muhl lo CONE
yryri loiho street guilofa ny ply ngoro'hW
hult 'hled ANS
Often enough "a prevent nuy large HpcupiulA'
u uuf culp linalnr,
When en d.hoX,s nrr used they muN not
h nI oEr 10 iun uY.ri ifqllrnl empl! NJ ~
uprphFHtN,
nh Wltci prlyy hrkRwilh cpppcAs foln.
tion, one and one'ha!f pognds 60 H. gallubui
water.
pelofrt mud.bpxes With dry oria or
quick sand,
'O,her 'qna IS goaI CIs'nirc'anlS VIII ma,
swer cnruule All NlN Keep the rats
away
When puyy yau'ls aIomado new lhcs must
not exceed nyv 10 ln rp'h M murl hr
wallet van hrirtnr slonui sAch ucpin lH
not 80 liable 10 clHh,minnlr ihf wen water
and N ClW ~ enluH, l.utgo arcuuultilnns
OF 4, ou rnl matte clnnOi - dih,aivcl,d, hud
Wl'lnpi no olnro, lie nllnw,d' 81 hlnrt
must be 1ilrl up, tolinR WIN NOT unHN"T,
Comm uing hHhnnrcs Ia nilry,wnyh Wh
harh yHlds iHa yiolui CA Of OralnAnu', ana
VIII not hoA lUt cd
OwutTS, teuBn.s oI ayo1ts ats equally liabf
prnu ,mnce' oOmmlliri on the property &C.
cuplcd.
Eyrry wagon ward, cattle YARD. hos pen,
horse lut or slurh var of 'r,lS V hcrrluur
of any unoccWict rupuI, mnri l' helH
Glenn,
Every mc,t rarlrt, drh mrrk,t o. orhrr
margrt,nust b. KEY, cioan ~ an 10 prevent
uneuplNuNmCl y,
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Inventors and Patentees.

Should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, d. O., who furnish the
same ,citiot1 charge. Edison Brothers is a
well-known and successful firm of large ex-
perience, having been established in 1860. dit
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IJNO PrI2es, : -, bII..i'VV
Whole Tickets 81. nan IlIkesN,
~ firLr $50 - Tickets 600.
An Rpplcatlon' TO cinn rates should BIO
made to the nome office.
Full list oi drawing published ~ louisville
t'ourie,. Journal ani New York Eprald and
mnile,l to MI ticket holders. Send all orders
bv money or brink nrIft in lettcror by EXPRESS.
Orders al s5an upward by cAlTess Gan DC sent
at our ezrensr. Address X. NJ. soardman
Courier-Iom,ral Building. Lousvllle,ky or
81 No ,Is :. adwpy S"w YORK SER
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Maud had fine figure, good face and
pretty name. One should seek her at a dis
lance. When she began to talk, you real
lied that she never used Sozodont. Her
breath was unlike the breezes of Araby the
sebt.
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PATENTS.

F. A. Lehman, solicitor OF American and
ForeiGn Patents, washington. J.. O. All
bnsiness Connected with Patents, whether be-
FORE the Pateut Office or the Courts, promptly
attended TO. No charge made unless patent
ssmrsd >end for circr lar. Ianldtf
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, tsso.

THESE drawings authorized by art Cf;he leg
III tuge 0raA and sustained by all thA
clUrts of k"eDucRy, orcnr itynlsriy on
N lust dav ut every month ('nniaNs
rXacwedl aud prc supervised by Prominent
q ilens ~ the S,ntc.
The management call attention 10 tho grand
presented 0t obtaining, f0g only
y #
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02

This is the coolest November In the
memory Of the Oldest settler in Col.
OradO. On the 18th tho mercury went
as low as 90 degrees below zero. The
report of the United States Signal Ser
vice shows the minimum thermometer
to have been Is degrees below, and the
maximum for twenty-four hours Z de.
grees above. At Q o'clock In the morn.
ing on the 18th the mercury indicated
10 degrees below. The sun was out In
all its splendor during the entire day
and not weft Of cloud was to be seen
A. g o'clock the mercury had dropped
to Is degrees below.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02
The Press aud John Sherman
From the Ohio State Journal fRep.,

The sentiment Is universal on the
part of the Republican press of Ohio,
and well nigh universal throughout the
Union, that Secretary Sherman should
be retained in the public service. The
State Journal was among the first to
give expression to that sentiment, and
some weeks ago it was taken to task
for expressing 1t out of season. Sher-
man will remain In the public service
until he peremptorily declines to serve
any longer. That much may be regard
ed as settled.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02
"Life Senator's" !"

N. Y. Erening. Post.-Senator Blaine
says truly that to create life Senators
would be to violate that pledge of the
Constitution which secures to each
State an equal representation in the
Senate. The proposition to provide in
some dignified way for ex-Presidents
originated in mawkish sentimentality,
which deserved only to be laughed at.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02

II you are IN need Of Stove Re-
pairs call on King q Dages and they
will fit you out.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02

The Genuine Pearl Shirt for sale
at Brsndyberry'a, prios sl.0o. This
is known 10 be the hest shirt made.
Aug. Ia, 1sa0.--tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02

The best Hanging Lamp in the
market, at Bowie, Pitrat & Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02
Poor Prophets.

Akron (O.) Beacon (Rep. .)-Where are
the men who predicted that just as soon
as Garfield was elected John Sherman
would let go the bond market, and Gov
ernment securities would drop In no
time? The fact is, bonds have gone up
amazingly since the election.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-02
john Sherman.

Detroit Post and Tribune (Rsp. y-If
John Sherman lis not to be in the next
cabinet and) wants to be Senator from
Ohio no man ought to stand In the way,
not because he wants the place, bus
because the country needs him;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
C1NTINKEROSITY AND THE BRITISH
PHILLSTINE.

London S1ctetD.
In mild sense we may even 90 50 Tar as 70 admit
that most individual characters may haye-let Us
taxe tbe smonther term and say-rbeIr anguaritles.
We may find that, without knowing A. We may DO
holding up "a red rag to a bull. During very
famous litigation 1t found necessary at sonedin-
ner-tables IN Hampshire To put slip OF paper on the
plate of each guest, saying that " The Claimant
was not to be topic Of conversation. Ihis matter
of tabO0ed topic by the way might almost CLAIM an
excursus for itself. An Old lady was thus expatlaS-
ing 10 a young person ON the changing fashion Oh
tabooed subjects: A." My dear, when / was a young
woman there were three subjects which people
IN good society never allowed themselves 10 talk
their money. their stomach and their religion. lt
now appears to that people never talk about any
thing else"
II ia possible to 20 through great many subjects
before you arrive at that particular one on winch
person NAV be cranky. man on whom acom1ls-
sion of lunacy was sitting gave the court great
deal of trouble. II seemed impossible to detect any
delusion in his case. Ali his answers were prompt,
The case against HIM seemed to break down utterly.
Then some handed 10 counsel slip OF paper
with these words. Try hum on EzeSieL" Per
haps sir, you tell us something about the
prophet Ezekiel 7" oh certainly said the gentle
maui with a smile and bow. The fact Is, that 4
am myself the prophet Ezekiel From this point
there was difficulty at all in bringing out MS de-
luslons. Some very sensible people hold the BELIEF
that every man 10 more or less cranky ON some one
point OF other. | have seen "a patient IN lunatic
asy lum when the medical men assured me that the
lunaey simply consisted ID bad temper and cantan-
nervousness carried 70 the highest possible point.
The regular British Phiiistine ~ always more or less
annoYing lie is striving to bring down everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
THE EMPERORS PROGRESS.
A Study IN THREE STAGES.
ION the Busts of Nero in the Utfizzi.)

I.
child OF brighter than the mornings birth .,
And lovelier than all SMILES that may be siniieu
Save only Of little children Undecided,
Sweet perfect, witless of their own dear worth,
Live rose of love. mute melody Of mirsh,
Glad as a bird ia when the woods arp mild,
Adorable as ~ nothing save child, .
Halls with wide eyes and lips hrs LIE on eartn
His lovely life with all its heaven to be
And whose reads the name inscribed or hears,
Feels his own heart frozen well OF tears,
Child, for deep dread and fearful pity OF NEE
Whom God would not let rather die than sec
The incumbent horror of impending years.
Man that vast gOdlike being a child, and now,
No less than kInRjike art no more IN socth
For all thy grace and loneliness OF youfb,
The crown that bids mems branded forebeads Dow
Much more has branded and bowed down thy brow
And gDawn upon it with fire or tooth
OF steel or snake so sorely, that the truth
Seems here to bear false witness. IL IL tDon,
Child And il all the summer Of all thy sDrlnQ,
This Are the smiles that drew mems kisses down
All faded and transigursd to the frown
That grieves thy face Art thou this weary thingt
Then IS no slaves load heavier than a crown
And such thrall no bOndman as king.
Misery. beyond all mems most miserable.
Absolute, whole, defiant of defence.
Inevitable inexpiica0le, intense,
More vast than heaven is high. more deep than hell,
Past cure or charm of soace or of spell,
Possesses and pervades the spirit and sense
WheretO the exDanse Of the earth pays tribute /;
whence
Breeds evil only, ard broOds on fumes that swell
Rank from the blood Of brother and mother and
wife.
Misery Of miseries. all ia misery" saith
The heavy fair-faced hateful head, at strife
With its own lusts that burn with feverous
breath.
Leaves fearful of the bitterness of death.
ALGERNON CHARLES SwINBURSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

In heaven and on earth TO his own poor level. HIS
very breath has flavor Of the mistral or the rocco
about 1t. He spreads asidity around him. MS meLc
presence has discouraging and whitening cnecy.
His whole life is one prolon ged cantaDkeroslfy ne
has little hoard Of maxims preaching down
daughters heart, and every other heart about nin.
This kind of canrankeronsness which Is peculiarly
repeIlent when the crankiness is all about cssn.
have heard Of an affecting deathbed scene OF
British Philstine. The British aercnltnrlst was
his baIiif how much had been offered for bis black
pig eighteen shillings" was the response. iU
then for the pun Jemr were the last words OF ALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
BEFORE THE DATBREAK.

Before the daybreak shines star
That In the days great glory fades;
Too fierceiy bright is the full hight
That her pale-gleaming lamp upbraids.
. Before the daybrealt sings a bird
That stills her song ere morning light;
Too loud for her is the days str.
The woodlands acknowledgement delight.
All ! great the honor is. 10 shine
light wherein no traveller errs;
And rich the prize. TO rank divine
Among the worlds loud choristers.
But would be that paler star,
And would be that lonelier bird;
To shine with hope, while hopes afar,
And sing of love, when loves unheard.
+. W. BoURDuLoN.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-16

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