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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
,EoETGAGEE's SALE.


Whereas, by Il certain sale mortgage, bearing
date the Fifteenth day of August \. d., 1873, anu
recorded III the Recorders office of Alexander
County In the state Of Illinois, In volume "i" Of
deeds on page iS2, Isaac Farnbaker and Eliza
4 Fambakcr, his wife, did convey TO the under
signed. the following described real estate, situate
in the County Of Alexander, State of Illinois, to-
wit: Lot numbered eight 90 Ia block numbered
four 90 in the city of Cairo according to the re-
corded map or plat Of said city; which said con.
yes auco was in mortgage to secure the payment
AZ maturity Of certain prOmissury notes therein
mcntoncd upon the last Of which prOmssOry
notes there now remains due and payable the SUM
OF Twenty-Five hundred dollars, with ten per cent
interest per annUm thereon from the Fifteenth day
~ August \. d, 1877.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that under
aud by virtue and IN pursuance OF the terms and
conditions Orsad sale mortgage |, the undersign
ed, will
MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A, D g,
1880,
at the hour of two o'clock p, m Of that day at the
Court ilOuse door, III the City of Cairo, Alexander
County, Illinois, sell the real estate above dccCrih
ed at public venduc to the highest bidder for cash
IN hand, and will execute to the purchaser . deed
therefor ROBERT II CUNNINGHAM,
Cairo, Ills March I'd, 1880 Mortgage.
Green u Gilbert, Attorneys,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!

Fifty dollars reward will be paid by the
undersigned, for the recovery OF the body Of
Fred Whitcamp, who was drowned in the
Mississippi river, several miles above Cairo,
on Sunday, February ?2nd, He is of me
dium height; wore Canton flannel under
clothes; blue cheviot over.shirt; vest and
knit jacket; blue jeans pants, and wore
shoes. Mis- FRED WHTCAMp.
memphis and New Orleans papers
please copy and send bill TO this office
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

the roof ola tive-s,ory building upon which
rain had fallen. The roof being slippery
he lost his footing, and as he was descend
Ing towards the caves, he exclaimed: Just
as told you" Catching, however, in an
iron spout, he kicked off his shoes and re-
gained a place OF safety, when he thus de-
livcred himself; II know'd it; there's q
pair of shoes gone"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

A TRAGEDlAN'S THROAT. Edwin Booth
like most OF his professional brethren, sui
fers frequently from severe inflammation Of
the throat, which prevents him occasionally
from appearing on the stage, This theatre
cal sore throat is sometimes 50 seriou, that
i, actually drives an actor into private life.
Booth, however, promptly stop, the first
symptom with GILES Liniment Ioiidc
Ammonia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ESTATE or NATHAN SANS, DECEASED.

E-TArE or SATHAN SANS DECEASED.
Thcuudrr-ig ncd. having been appOiRted Admin.
istrn,or of the estate Of Nathan sans, late Of the
county of Alexander and State Of Illinois, dcccas
ed, hereby gives notice that he will appear before
the County Court Of Alexander county, AZ the
Third Monday In Aprtl next. at which time all
person. having claims aga,ast said estate are not
lied and requested to attend for the purpose OF hay
Inc the same adjusted All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested TO make immediate pay.
lucui 10 the undersigned,
JOuN II. SANS. Administrator
Dated this lst day OF March 4. y, 1850,
IinnnAr IL l.NnsNeM. Ati,Ns.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
BOARDING

By the day, week, single meal, or with
meals and lodging; day boardcrs preferred.
Location good, only one block from the
postofice, on Thirteenth street, west Of
Washington avenue. JOHN BEECUER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
BArrLEnoRo. y. q. $40. Il. lsfn-

DAT lhhbORD, y, -, sept -, lHIJ,
Mcssrs. MORGAN y ALLEN, 80 St. John St.,
New York City;
Dear Sirs = Il affords me great pleasure
to inform YOU Of the wonderful cure your
"ConsGtution Water" has wrought upon
my wife, Her doctor had pronounced her
incurabc Of Bright's disease of the kidneys.
but, thanks to you, she is as well to-day a,
she ever was IN her life. She says she /.
certain if il had not been Cor your medicine
She would have been dead before th. time
and truly hopes that all who suffer with
Bhght's kidney disease. will try your "Con.
sti,u,ion Water" before they wal, too long
Wishing yoU many happy years, and that
your medicine may reach every sufferer.
am slrs very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM A. TREvATnAN
Ask your druggist for It. ,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

OcT on WORK There be those who say
that there need be none uncmploped--that
there is work for all, if they will hut do il.
What we say is, let every one who has a
cough or cold take Ilal's Balsam at once
It is the only reliable remedy, that never
fails to cure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

MAINE NEws,--lIop Bitters, which is
advertised in our columns, are sure cure
for ague, biliousness and kidney complaints,
Those who use them say they cannot he too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, and will be-.
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise of
their curative qualities. Portland Argus.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
COAL. COAL! I!

| am prepared to furnish the citizens Of
Cairo with a good quality OF coal at the
lowest rates. Upon leaving orders at the
corner of Tenth and Commercial, it will be
delivered to any part of the city,
JAMES Ross.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

10 \ FAVOR To A SICK FRiENp.-It you
have friend suffering from any disorder
Of the kidneys send them a package Of
Kidney.Wor', and will you make them
happy. It's great tonic power j. especially
directed to these diseases, and i, quickly
relieves the distres, and cures the disease
Have you tried it,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
THE COMIOCE.

The Comiquc opened to q flowing house
last night with one Of the strongest compan.
les Of the season There has been a general
change on the boards, all the old and fam.
liar faces having disappeared, their places
having been supplied with new
AMI frst-class performers Dan
Lake Is biz card in himself.
The two Gilmores, Frank Leroy and Emma
Norton, .hc two Lavclys and Miss Nora
DrJuge make up splendid Clio, and are
sure to draw immensely during the week
Mr., Goss retircs from the leadership of the
orchestra his place being supplied by Pro.
fessor Frank Wright whose thorough
knowledge Of music augurs well for its fiji.
,Ure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
WANTED :.

Fifty ship carpenters and laborers to
work in the ship yards Of Ed. T. LAWYER,
Metropolis, ILL., Also two yoke Of cattle to
weigh about $500 pounds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

WANTED. Sherman & Co., Marshall,
Mich, want an agent in this county at
once at a salary Of 800 per month and
expenses paid. For full particulars ad
dress as abOAe.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

spring stock of clothing, etc.
Mr.. Knox, general western agent of
the Green Line was in the city yesterday,
The Box Factory wants fifteen girls, to
make baskets. See notice in another
column.
The jury in the case of Mrs, Mcacham,
at Mound City, gave her fourteen years in
the penitentiary.
Mr.. A Marx left this morning via Caro-
& Vinceunes railroad, for New York, where
he goes to renew his stock.
We met on the streets yesterday, the
Rev, Mr., Whitaker, looking much i'm
proved by his trip south.
Capt Billy Williams will spend this
week, and probably longer, in Kentucky,
stirring up the tobacco trade,
--Messrs. AMackie s. Co. are taking out
the old and putting in new dricrs, at their
corn meal mills
rh,,,,u,i. Con-, e mead reou,or,v
u,,u ,,oo, ,,orr hand c,eo, and vour tanner
coo, Rny II of Geo + O'Hsr
nj ,., E. 9. r: ,:,.,.5 -,
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$40 Us . ,,,, 49, .y..- g ,,;.,
water
Mr. u u Knowles s,ccio, TRAVELLING
o,ar. Of +bo Eon;tahJa Iifa Assurance
ooc;o,y i az ,bo planters, horso He cy.
,octs 70 ramain in ,ho citv several weeks
Observation-Disclosures. c,.;,h
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.
PHANTOM Patty
At Washington hall on Easter Monday.
WANTED.

A first class cook, Apply Immediately
at No. 6, Fifth street, Of
Mss KITE MILLER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
WANTED.

Fifteen white girls to make baskets. Ap,
ply at the Box factory Office, corner of Com
mcrcial avenue and Eighth street,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02
WHOLESALE WINES AND LIQUORS.

AgEssRs SNYTh 4 co. have constantly a
mi iarae stock Of the best good 10 the market aud
rive especial attention 10 TIE wholesale branch VI
The buRiuess,
, 1880-06-07
PUBLIC NOTICE,

To all persons claiming the said vessel, her
tackle, apparel and furniture, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and appear
before ihe said Court TO be held at the City Of
Seattle, III said District, on the
First Monday Of June nert,
The same being the Seyeuth Day of said Month,
at Ten O'clock, in the forenoon of the same
day, then and there to inrerpose their claims
and make til sir allegations in that behalf.
Dated the l1th day of April. A. d. 1880.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
U. ). Marshal.
By l.. V. WYCHOFF,
Deputy U. =. Marshal.
C.. D, EMERY f'r Libellant. 22-4w
, 1880-06-07

quickly removed and afterward found to
weigh $S 25. This was on the 1st of
June, 1850, thirty years ago. Prospect
ing was continued, and though gold dust
was found in severa. places th.cagsout
the canon, Orr's was the only nugget
found. The party lacked tosls ard pro-
visions, and being bent on reaching Cali
fornia, abandoned the canyon and arrived
at Leek Springs, July 4th, 1850. Orr
offered the nugget to Kelly, who refused
to accept it, and as it was the first piece
of gold that he ever dug, Orr, for few
years kept it as a souvenir on that ac-
count. Of late years enquiry as to the
first discovery of gold in Nevada, and
the settlement of the discovery upon Mr..
Orr and his nugget, has induced him to
state that the nugget is not tor sale, nor
will 1t be donated to any museum. He
has four grown sons, and will keep it fer
them, to be passed down MS heirloomt
Mr.. Lord writes that the survey in their
contemplated work will acknowledge the
first discovery AS stated above.
, 1880-06-07
25 Gents Per Plate.
CHAS. K,Ei, Pt.prietro.
In mjraJtY.
al District OF Washington Territory,
holding terms at Seatilr.-Nn. 2435.

WHEREAS Libel has ben fled III the
Dis. .riet Court for the Third Judicial District
of Washington Territory, holding terms at
Seattle. i'll huy county, on the !0lll day Of
April, in the year of Our Lord One Thon -and
Eight Hundred and Eignty by James kiIch,
late Mariner and Engineer ON board the
steamer "Chehali-," WHEREOF james Brannap
now is or late was Master. against the said
steamer or vessel "Chehali>," her tackle, APP
parel and furniture. alleging in substance tina t
on the twelfth day of June last past he >hipl ed
on board the said vessel. and continued in
said service, and in and upon the waters of
Puget Son d. Admiralty Inlet and the rats
Of san j Jtiau de Fuca and their iribut ries for
the period of Eight months and Twenty eight
days; that here is now due to Libc!lant for
his wages over and above all payments and
Hospital dues the sum of Furty-jour dollars
and SiXtysiX cents, and praying process
again Il the said vessel, her tackle. apparel and
furniture, and that the same may be condemn
cd and sold t" pay the laid wage, with costs: d:
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the Moni-
ton and Attachment under the seal of the
said Court and to me directed ;nd delivered,
do hereby give
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To all persons claiming said vessel her tackle
apparel and furni. urc, or III any manner inter-
ested therein, that they be ana appear before
the said ourt, to be held at tne Ciiy of Seat
tie. in said District, on
1Nonlay the It'll day Of Juue, 4 d 1880.
at ten O'clock in tie forenoon of :hc same
day, then and there to interp-,se their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
Da.ed this 2lst day OF April. A. u, 1850.
CHARLES HOPKINS.
L. 5 Marshal
By L. V, WYCKOFF,
ID putty U. s Marshal.
c. d. EMERY. ProctoIs for Libellant 23-2w
, 1880-06-07

Tonight sleep in the luxurious couch
provided me by good Captain Britain,
somewhere near the narrative of the
Chehalis. In the morning l shall hope
to take a farewell breakfast on lamb
chops and sweet breads, cooked to a turn
Ivy Brookes the incomparable-taught,
trained and disciplined as lie has been
for many years in the army. C. II. L.
, 1880-06-07
EDITING A PAPER--E.lilng a paper is

EDITING A PAPER--E'lnng paper is
pleasant husiness-if you like it.
If it contains too much political mat
ter people won't have it.
Ii the type is large it don't contain
much reading matter.
Ii We publish tel'graphic reports folks
say they pre nothing hut lies.
II we omit them they say we have no
enterprise, or suppress them for political
effect
If we have few jokes. folks say we
are nothing but rattleheads.
1t we omit jokes, folks say we are an
old fossil
If we publish original matter, they
damn us tor not giving selections.
If we give selections people say we
are too lazy for not writing more and giv>
ing them what they have not read in
some other paper.
Ii we give complimentary notice, we
are censured tor being partial.
If we do not, all hands say we are
great hog.
If we insert an article which pleases
the ladies, the men are jealous, and vice
versa.
If we attend church they say it is only
for an effect
If we remain in our office attending to
our business, folks say We are too proud
to minylc with our fellows.
II We GO out, they say we don't attend
to our business.
1t we don't pay up promptly, they say
W.. are not To be trusted.
If we pay up pr"mptly, they say We
stole the money.
, 1880-06-07

BEET SuGAR.-Tht number OF sugar
mills in Germany is 329, against las IN
1850, and the production OF 1878 was
$50 100000 pounds more than that OF
twcn,y.eight years before. 1t takes
about twelve pounds of beets t" make
one pound OF sugar Tie total produc>
ton of all Europe in 1873 was 3,OoO'ooo'-
600 pounds The portion OF the United
States best adapted to the cul'Tvati"n OF
tie sugar beet is that por ion bordering
the Canadian line from New England to
Washington Territory. Many ndvan
tages favor the production OF beet root
sunar in our country. and II" other ln>
dustry would perhaps yield SO large
return to the people as this one. Inc
crop of 1879 sho vs. deficiency ot over
Two hundred thousand tons IN Europe
alsne. In consequence of this shortness
OF the crop, the imports of cane sugar
have greatly increased, England requlr-
ING one hundred anc fifty thousand tons
more than in 1878. The consumption OF
all descriptions of sugar in the United
States is more enorlaous than our people
are generally aware; amounting to $751;
S96 tons last year, seven>elghths OF
which were imported from foreign shores.
Let the production increase fast as 1t
may, it will be many years before the de-
mand can oe fully supplied.-N0rth Pa
cifc Coast.
, 1880-06-07
In Admiralty.
United States Of America = Third judicial
District OF Washington Territory, S.:

WHEREAS Il Libel has been filed in the Dis
trict curt for The third Judicial DiSlr ct of
" ashing:on territory, holdin@ terms ut Seat
tie, i'll hing County, on the Seventeenth day
of April III Tue year of our Lord one hous-
and Eight Hundred and Eighty, 10y H. Sinars-
son, late mariner on board the American Ship
oqulmDo." her tackle, apparel and furn-
turc, of which sal sup, y. McGulre now is,
or late was, Master, alleging in substance,
that on or about the - day of March, A. ID.
1ooO, AT the port of Port Madison, Washing
ton Territory, said Llbellant duly shipped
upon and in . the service of the said snip,
Master and owners to proceed upon Voyage 10
San Francisco: That Tor tie rcasons mentioned
and Sc: forth in said Libel filed the said voyage
was fully terminated at Port Madison aiore
said, and said se: man discharged from the
SAID service; That said Iibeliantis entitled to
be paid his wages que at the time of his said
di- charge That at the time of his said dis
charge, there was due over and above all pay
mehts and legal deductions, to said Libelant,
the sum of $40 SO; And praying process
against oaid vessel, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, and that the same may be con-
demned and sold to pay the said wages with
Osts;
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the Moni-
ton, under the seal of said Court, to me di-
rceted and delivered, | do hereby give
, 1880-07-11

and. though deficient In power In the upper
notes, IS iii parts like his fathers, whiIe his
style OF singing, method OF producing his
voice, and phrasing ut times strongly re-
minded the hearer Of bis father.
Herr August Wi1helmj called on Alr. Will
him on concert tour around the world.
However tempting the offer, it had to be de-
clined, as Mr. Sherwood contemplates max.
ing an extended tour through the United
States himself next season. 49,.
Among the soloists already engaged 70.
the festival at Worcester, Mass; III Septenl-
trip home for this single engagement). Myron
W. Whitney, ". c. Tower, Mr.. George Hen
sclei, Of London, Hiss Lillian Bailey. vocal
lists, and Tlmothie Adamowsk5 the Polish
yiollnist AIR. Carl Zerrahn will, Of course,
be the conductor.
According to the London Figaro, Arthur
Suliiyan's reason for giving up the writing
of an oratorio OIL David and Jonathan was
"the consciousness that words from the
sacred book require certain amount Of con-
ventional treatment somewhat limiting the
than the Bible affords, therefore, he has gone
to ". S. Gilbert for 4 libretto on Deaf Mil
mans poem, 1.-THE Martyr Of Antioch.''
Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan are two modest
gentlemen, and are doubtless persuaded that
Handel and Mendelssol1n were two moss
pitied for adopting the langnageo OF Scripture
III their oratorio rather than the classic verso
Of some such poet as Alr. Gilbert.
Mons. de Beaup1an and his wife, Mime.
Emile A1nbrt, have secured S36, COO as a sub
scription for u term Of French opera in New
Orleans, and propose to begin ,s IN November
Nine. ,Lablache. contxalto; Mile: Lablache,
seeunda donna; and Nine. Ambre, prima
donna. The repertoire will include 4'Tho
, 1880-07-11
ITALY.
The Triumph Of the Clerical Party IL
the Municipal Election at Rome.
Dixnafrh IN TIou,lon Time

vfr< Mi h rHFf Dn~Afv fu
m.'.t.,,s, C,s,sta. 1 -
the 11unlclPai Eaectfoa at honfe'
Dispafeh to London Times.
ROME, June 2f.-Tho triumph of the Clerical
Marty in the administrative elections yc3ter1uy
..st,a., - .,st- s;.i+.s+ n,s,a...sa,.r 1..a:
exceeded tnele n'snes1 eApec.Auons' io"afos
nllins the fourteen VACANCIES ~ the MuniciPal
Council they succeeded In returning thirteen OF
their candidates, twelve with tho assistance Of
.no 'is' paFs, " suo ASut auo "ae
the Duke salS1at1; oy their own unalued
strength this latter polling 4,16 votes, while Or.
Bacce, the only candidate Of the Liberal list
1st,,rneI receIre, fr,r mo At the heoi1 of ~.
~. 80 .r ,Sraa.sa "a ~. r.s..,,a ,,,a-a,:
1ist OF tne oeleateo are pon nmanueue naspol4
General to tho Ministry of Agriculture and COM
merce. with 4.54 votes: and next comes SiRnoe
ros,, tho only Clerical candidate defeated. WITH
4tl9- The defeat OF Don Emanueo Kuspon II
altogether unexpected. He had the united sup
n,,rt of all sections of tbe-Lihcral party. and.
oe ee a.. -. ~ ~ %h ,,s;o;. sn.
pe1us osnole, "'s .eece.'o'1 "a ~ Luz nu''eipt-
Council, required By hfs having s1t for tho regu-
forn,ality- The Council consists Of sixty mem
bers, twelve 9oin@ out ~ yearly ROTATION. 1he
severity Ct the contests at1o&e6her unp1ecee C.
denied The voters numbered le,hk! Delns l1a
IN excess OF any previous year ana !SO s mora
than those VINO "ent 10 tne poll IN ie'u "nen
the first administrative elections we're nc,d: % and
thing hitherto unaearu OF, priests anu Monsl2-
nor. in violet were seen sette, ut the Prcslacn-
tinl tables OF many OF tue votinS sections, SIDE
Radicals OF most pronounced type. who arc cs.
pecially actse on those occasions, ,ll busl]y en-
gagged IN the work Of supervision.
The Presidents. Secretaries, and scrntineers at
each section are elected frnm among tho first
fifty voters who assemble; Inere y senera!ly
rush to gain POSSESSION Q! rms 1'onsd u Iontrol:
and on tho present occhs!on many ecc4cs;astlc5
we're among the first In the tleid The highest
number OF votes polle,i BY i Clerical WIS s,'s's
given to Dr.. Gatei. and as regnrds the rclat1Fe
strength Of the parties It !. noteworthy thaat
while the Clerscas unass!sted obta1neti 4...o and
!, ~ votes respectively for Luke Salviati ane
Signor Tosi, tho whole Lther'.l purity unltett IN
voting only for kuspoii, could pol! no more than
,6S; for M hlm. inc frosressast p3ris, uhnidec.
pOlle11 l00 for their highest cantihinfc. oa@nor
Pctroni, and :. 10 for the lowest OF the four to
whom the PDtxAo RntnanD denied lts support.
Gen. Gnr1bald'. Woo WIS nominated q " dho
LibcraA papers excepting the FdHfaud- po1ico
J. 49;. The Liberals assart that iurge pf9por,
tion Of their purity ansf1neu from VOTING; gnu
no doubt many were Hike Deferred by Tier
ical element on the CoIlstltut1onal llsE aud fhe
Radical character ot q poft1on OF tne frpHr1Ess-
, 1880-07-11

For The Chicago Tribune.
Pretty Kathleen, when I found her
1t WIS ut the fainrest dawn.
With a scarlet mantle round her,
ln tho dewy fields alone =.
And asked. "Why rove TINS carly2
Scnrce'th birds are up, ween, =
And tho Eastern portal pearly p
Has not yet the stars Shut In.
aOh!" she auswered-and her dark eyes
Opened wide with wondrous light
. I come ont to see the lnrk rise
While the Morning greess the Might
Ut come out to softly listen ;.
To the dcWdrops In their plays
lean scarcely see them glisten,
But hear them hide away.
uBut," said, '.my little maiden,
1t Is very lonely here,
With dumpuess thou shouldst tear-
Answered she. with pretty gesture.
tsI don't mind tho mountain breeze;
1t Just sttrs enough the !csture
OF the silent fGrest-tree5-
..But. Kathleen, they say that there u
Much to fear from woodland s2rite'
And from misehicf~l0vtn fatrle5
Dancing in tho fields by night.
Weaving spells for those who wander
Earliest in the dewy grass-
Tangled webs to drag them nnue8,
All unconscious as they pass
How the little 1naiden's lauzhter
= Kau9 upon the misty aIri
And how echo shouted after.
Starting up from cyerywherol
lust that moment crimson flashes
Shot nthwart the mountains crest:'
In m instant golden dashes
Leaps the sky from East to WesI >
Pretty Kathleen's laughter vanished !.
AS she rniscd her glorious eyes
IAN my merriment Is bantsheI -
By the power which In them 1eS:
ASK me why:I wander earlyT
"When they Lift the portal pearlT,
Nis Hedre1h 1ce see, you kn0tr-
, 1880-07-11
CAPRICE

Far The E1;ruqy Tribune
A. sunbeam, falling. kissed 4 rose.
;rl1t, proud ROSE i,lusacd aud sighed,
BUT nothing said;
And 50 lne sunbeam fled.
H1,t, when the rose had died.
And alI the per.tls fell apart,
They found the snubeam's kiss
TJpon her heart. RRNA.
, 1880-07-11

Knowles Insect Powder Gun is by far the best.