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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
Sly Work Of Iho GRAND JDF~.

- =
Some OF the sly work Of the Demo
Gratis 10 just cropping out, aHd it is
fortunate that the United States Depu-
~ Marshals indicted by the late Grand
Jury on trumped~up charge Of OBJ
strusting the polls sud preventing c!si-
sens from voting, found out all Of the
prsdieament they we're In until they
were in the clutches Of the Sheriff ana
on their way to prison. OF COURSE
measures viii now be taken to have
the accused rescued from q fate when
was secretly hanging over them, by
writs d habeas corpus at the proper
time. 1t will not be orange If some
Of the Democrats who are leading il
this senselsss attack on the authority
Of the United States may yet be made
to feel the power Of the strong arm Of
the Government which they assume 10
defy, When Grand Juries become
secret ipquisltion of torture and terror
10 peaceful citizens guilty Of no crime,
ths sooner they are abolished the bet
TOR II will be- Tor the stability and
peace Of government. Wast was the
effencs with which these Deputy Unit
ed States Marshals we're charged on
election day, and for which they have
been secretly indicted by the Grand
Jury I -Four Of them were on duty at
the Tetnh Ward polls. A OolOrsd man
came up to vote. he had perfect
right TO vote a. has since been fully
proven. His vote was objected 10. He
was Offering proof 70 show that he had
= right TO vote, when 8 special police
attacked him and . crowd rushed in,
Knocked the oolored man down and
one Of the specials kicked him. Messrs.
Wilhelm, Blackburn, Smith and Coy "
interfered TO rescue the man % there
was danger that he would be killed.
The horde Of special police and sher-
life, some Of them drunk, then attacked
the Deputy United States Marshals and
arrested them for interfering with eiti.
Gems Of the polls, and the latter TO save
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
PUsLIOsALA
TRUsTEE'S SALE
u --Ow
EAL TATR

BY virtae OF an order OF he Court Of oman.
eery Of the State OF delaware, In and ior hew
castle County, made At the september Term,
A ID lSs0, viii be exposed y puDlic yendue,
Ut the auetioc rooms OF L. W. Stidhsm, III
East 9TH sdeet Wilmington, on SATUR n
DAY, the sth DAY OF JANUARY, A. d.,
81, ~ . O'Clock. p. m. the following described
ReAl Estate, 10 wit /: All those two pieces OF
parcels Of Land situated In the sity OF WI.
mingtou, Delaware, bounded and described
~ follows, TO Wit;
Regining at ths intersection Of tAe wsster
~ sido Of Tatnali street, with the S0atheriy
side Of Third street; thence Sostherly ~ said
| side OF Tatnan I.roet, twenty ieot 10 cor
ner, thence westerly parallel with Third
street, seventy one ioet 70 lihc Of Let No. .
hereinafter described, thence northeriy ar
allel with Fatnall street, twenty ieot to the
scutherly side OF 7 bird street, Aforesaid, and
tbefee thereby eae erly ssventy-o feet u
the plaos Ui beginning
No, ., Beginning ut a point In the southeT
| ly side OF Third street. at the distance Of
seventy ono feet westerly from The westerly
| side OF TatnaI street. being q corner Of lol
No, above described; thence southerly par
| allsl with 'atAail street. enc hundred iee'
toa corner, thence westerly parallel with
! hird street, tw0niy-one ieet 10 . corner
thence north thirty.six degrees east, ems
huhdred eet and one inch to the southerly
Tide Of Third strset, aforesaid, and thence
thereby oasteriy fourteen ieet 10 the place Of
beginning.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known n tho time and plsce Aforesaid BY
BENZ. NlELDS,
Trustee, or BY his Attorney,
Attest ~. N. HoU MAE Reg. U. q.
l1lkeOd-U
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
h AILKOAD LEMEa,
LOCAL TLMB TABLE,
rRAIMB LRAvn WILMINGTON,

SN Philadelphia and intermediate stasionH
7, $40, 1880, D. M; 230, 100, 100, 1905, D.
m. ON sundays: a.l0 a. m; $50, e.a0, s.bG
D. m.
P6ila. EIpresG s.ss, 9, ~, 1000 a. n, l2.lS
70S, 8.SS p. n
For Phiia. and New YorA l.ss. 40, go, 100
l0.02, a. m: #l3. 30, "I2.zB. GIimitedl
sl7 P. m. Sundays, 22S q. m, OH p. IA.
For Baltimore and way stNtsons: s.s6 a. m;
Fof Bal -lnoro, Washington ana Bay Line
1908 y. II.
For Baltimore and Washington: lza, AQe
2.Ib, a.26 a. m; iZ5S, 1.oi (I4imitedj 4.6A
1893 p. n. Sundays: l2bl, 2.03 o. N. =. Il D. m
For Information apply at depot
For HoN Castle 600, $50, a. H., LOO, 900
6.8S y. M.
FOR Harrington and int - Jedisao staa {:
$50 q. L.. Los, d3b .. m.
E'or Dslmsr and intgIIR rdiate gtStaons; g,2 q,
m; 1907. m.
fOf Wilmington b Northern d. IL. T.0Q, q.
m; 800, bOb, p. "a. Rc Sunday trAlna.
Arrive and ll.2b O m, and 6.iE p. m
Far Delaware WegteEn X. H.: fIs. D,9o, a...,
$50 D. m Sunday trainS, 1880 q. m, Q . N.
Trains foR WILMINGTON LRAvs YznsA 81.
EICm Bread stroes and WasitllsTOp AvSL az
79o, SIS, 1880, ll.00 n.AS q m; 80, az. 20,
1, 49,, 40, 21b, Q, 40, 8, 9.kk, ll.00p L
On Sundays: $50 ., NJ; d, a,9.ib, 4. COP, ~,
from Thirty Second and Market strtcus. '.e
i.a0, L1.S6 O. m; 11.2s. tIAmitedN sb!
~ uhnvE: l.02 O N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

In the lnoipleAb btAS5s OF tne JULIO
ing Of the new cour. house II viii Re
rssOllsclsd that the .r4ding Of the old
Tenth street basin was awarded to ?, j.
RUr1, bat rumor had it that Thomas
Ford vas the real eontrac:o!. We nave
ii frem an intimate friend Of Peter J..
Psrd's that the latter gsntlsmaH had the
contract in his own name and he pro-
ssedsd TO carry cut his part Of the con-
tract in aeserdanos with tis terms aud
specifications laid down. Before Mr..
Ford bad proceeded far he discovt red
that q mistake had been made In the
specifications by which he would lose
msRey on II If he Der3sVeFed. The
solid CO msnted walls we're some two
feet thicker than what the specifss-
lions called for and thoSs were other
errors unintentionat No believe which
would subject Mr.. Ford Is . great loss
II he went ahead. We will in justioe
70 the Building Committee Of the Levy
Court say that when they found that
there was such discrepancy between
the work 70 b. done and what the
specifications called for that they
agreed TO allow Mr.. Ford TO withdraw
from the contract, but not until after
he hsd spent abou. i've hundred dol
lars on the job which has never been
refunded 70 him by the Levy Court.
The qasstion here arises is Mr.. Ford
sntitlsd 10 anything or mott No doubt
there are those who will say contract
Is . contract, and that Mr.. Ford shoutd |
rest satisfied that he was let of 20
easily.
II happens that ths question has
another side and will admit OF argu-
msnt, aud IT argument then reason I'll
reason then justice, and II justice then
Mr.. Ford should b paid for his loss.
Tbe Building Committee Of the Levy
Court lot Mr.. RSrd OF because the
specifications Of the contract we're at
fault, not for any dersliction Of duty
On his part. In fact the specifications
were 50 much at fault that he oould
not DO held to the contract, and the
committee was compelled either to
annul II OF allow Mr.. Ford extra CON-
pensAtiOn II he proceeded, In this
emergency the committee saw fit to
ANIMAL the contract, q thing they had a
perfect right to do, but in doing so
they certainly had no right to turn Mr.
Ford Of without paying him for she
expense he had besu put to so far as
he had gone. We are informed that
Mr.. Ford will make application to the
Lsvy Court at the March session for
Reimbursement for the money BE- spep,
and We are glad to hear that his ap
peal will Ne received with great favor
by members Of the Levy Court Of both +
political parties. To as It Ia very clear 4
tAat Mr.. Ford should be indemnife1.
The great and rich county Of New =
Castle, while shielding itself from any
possible imposition cannot in turn
practice an apparent imposition upon
humble inliViiaal citizen, and there
'ore We hope that Mr. Pord's case will 4,
30 considered carefully and impartial II
y, and that justice to ne will oe done. II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

GOvERHoR NEn, Of Idaho Territory q,
In bis message calls attention to the
fAOt that polygamy is spreading into
that territory from Utah, and he urges
that measures be taken to arrest it.
The poison Of this deadly upss tree Is
bound to spread.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

TEE PsssIos appropriation bill that
has passed the house, appropriate
$50, 900, 900 to crippled soldiers and the
widows and children of dead soldiers.
This 10 more than the sombined pen
sion lists Of England, France, Prussia,
Austria and Russia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
LUnBEIs VAR DS.
LUMBER YARD.
NEW LUMBER YARD.

JOHN WISE gives notice 70 his many Old
friends and customers that ne has resumed
the lumber business and has established 2
yard called tho
WILMINGTON AND BRAEDYWIKF
LUMBER YARD,
at Twelfth Gnd Market streots, Wilmington
Dol, whore he will keep on hand 0 varied
and large assortment OF white and yellow
pine, .pruoe and hemlock lunber, picket
and plsstering iAth. A liberal share OF pub
lie patronage 10 solicited. JOHN WISE.
lAtindjlaw.W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
DIR. HAYDOCK's
NEW LIVER PILLS

NEW LIVER PILLS
Are the true grains and essence Of health
and tho greatest blessing that Science Ia
given u the world.
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUKTRY
The People KaOw Them !
Th0 People Use Them
| The People Praise Them
What hundreds Of Letters say from "a!
tiens all over the hsbitablo globe -
Dr, Haydock, your new Liver Pill has nd
nae OF all biIliOuSness.
No mere uOxiSu7 doses for me oil Ave or ten
pillo taken at one time. One OF your pills
cured NE.
Than.s, Doctor. ny headaehs has left me
Send mo another vial to keep In the hOsso.
After BHnerinR tortures from billipous lie
TWO. OF your Now Liver Pills cured me, and
have no return Of the malady.
Our doctors treated me for Chronic COnsil.
patton. ss they called II. and 1T last said !
was incurable. Your New Liver Pills cured
me-
had no appetite; Lr. Haydock's New Lly.
or Pills gave ne . hearty one.
Yeur pills are marvellous.
Dr' llaydOck has cured my headache that
was chronic.
gave hall OF one Of your pills to my tabe
ior Choiera Morbu. The dear young thing
kot well In day.
MY naussa OF . morning is rSw cured, and
no more headaches
Your vial OF Dr. Haydock's Now Liver
rms cured me OF terrible neuraIRtA and
pains in the mead.
send me Two visiS; want one Tor a poor
family.
seld me five Walls Of your New Liver Pills
by return mail.
Doctor, lay biliousness and Aoadsehe ere
all gone.
For sll Diseases of the Kidney, Roteption
Of Urine, Dr. HsydOck's New Liver Pills are
a perfect cure. One pill will satisfy the
most skeptlcal.
For Female Diseasos, Nervous Prostitution
weakness, General Lassitude, Want Of Ap.
petite and SicE Headache N. Raydockis
New Liver Pills will be found an EffeotuaI
Remedy
They are universal In their effects. and a
cure can almost always be guaranteed.
EACH VIAL CONTAINS % PILLS.
One PHI 10 Desc.
Price Ewenix Five Cents.
FOR SALE ny ALI DRUGGIsEw
CAUTION. None are genuine unless the
signature Of ALLEN II AYDL OK surrounds
zach Vial Of Pills Every Pill ia sugar coated
II your druggist docs not not keop them. We
Will mail them Tree 10 any address on reoefpt
'f2s cents. Five walls FOR N.Oe
BUY AT ONCEi DO NOT DELAY
HAYDSCK & CO.,
ln.lyd&w % Plat st., New Yorh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
TAKE NOTICE.

All correspondence should be with
N. A. DauphiR rs below. In all cases the
TICK ELS tbemselves are sent, and never
circulars Offering certificates or anything else
instead ANY one proposing to otter cry.
thing es' By circular or otherwise, on hlt
own oobsli or that oil the Company Is q
"sWlndier."
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CT
m Institution was regularly Incorporate
Oy the Legislature Of the State for Education.
al and Charitable purposes, In 1889, TCT
THE TENN OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
to whlsh the invIolabie faith OF the State Il
pledged which plsdge has been renewed b,
an overwhelming popular vote, securing IL
'ranchlsein the new constitution adopted DO
osmber 2nd, A. d., 1879, with q capital OF
81 ,0CO, 90, TO which 1t has since added q n.
s0Tve fund OF oyer 100000.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRI.
BUTTONS will take place monthly on thu
s0cend Tuesday. never scales or postpone.
Loos at the following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
loe. 100 TICRETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH
HAI.E-T'lCH ksTS ONE HlTI.AR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IT,
WIN A FORTUNE. FIRST HRANU
DISTRIBUTION. GLASS A AT NEW OR.
LEANS, tuesday,, IA UARY IL, 1881
18th MONTHLY DRAWING.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

NOTICE lS HEhkBY aIStE THAI
IN the undersigned will mai bppIisatien
70 the nsxt session Of the Legislator Of the
State OF Delaware for Q divorce rem her
husband, " lillian II. Windsor.
l1itlmt Emmy X. WIN DsBR,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
DR.. HAYDOCK'S
New Liver Pill,
lSU0AR COATED
ONE PILLS A DOSE.

OH = PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL. Is A DOSE
Ihose pills are an ablolulO cure Tor al
bilious and mAlArlal atioGtiOnS. They crap
pie with disease at It's IOuntA head, AND
root out the patients system at once. Ihey
fOrtiiy the body against Disease IA oil IL
forms Of sudden attacks and spidumiOs, ana
enable all ~ brave the miasmatic danger VI
swamps and iOrests Ono v1ol OF DIX. RAY.
DuUKS NEW Liver PILLS relieves thC
entire system Of pains and aches, enllVcna
tho spirits and sends new blood
BOUkDING TMOU9h THE VEINS.
Send for this inSsu nAbls medicine at onoe
and take no Otref
Hesitation and delay are nothing but an
other a. la Si suicide when you have . rene
dy at hand to cure sickness instantly.
Take disease In time and you Will BE- saved
many days Of useless misery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
soHn wAnAnAKs.. PHILADELPHIA

the ones that cheat by sub.
shutting one fur for another.
The caution we are giving
you is, therefore. il the
Interest Of all reputable fur
riers. We have no conten
tion with them, except in
the matter Of price. Price
1--WE govern to suit ourselves
If we can make low prices.
that is our good fortune,and
|your advantage. We do
make them as low as We can
| You can do well enough
elsewhere; perhaps better
here. We are quite salts.
flied if you look at our furs
and compare as best you
can.
Thrtsen,hstress entrances.
Mems and boys fur caps.
We suppose there is not 30
thorough an assortment Of
seal caps anywhere in the
city as we have. We don't
make the caps; butwe know
them. Some are seal and
some are mink, coney or
musk rat dressed like seal,
French seal they are called
The French-seal may be
what you want; but you don't
want to pay for seal and get|
musk-rat
Northeast eorner Of the store.
Gifts for school children |
There are manysc school
now that boys and girls OF
twenty years ago knew
nothing about. They are,
some big and some little;
but they all cost very little.
The school-help counter i !
one Of the busiest in tn,
store, because these things
are SO well worth having
and cost so little.
Third oirde. northWest nom tho centre.
But for all the boys and
girls, even the too little onesI
Ior school, there is nothing
80 right as a right book. Be I
As careful as you can in
choosing it. 1t may make a
good deal of difference in
he fortune Of the child c
you get a right one I
Or a wrong one.
There are so many stand I
lrds; you must do the t
:hoosing. i
esOnd circle, nolthsAst from the ssatrs. It
Wouldn't you like a clock? i
i to $3.50. S
entrance. 6
We have just opened a :, y
rst-class jewelry stock; first h
lass SO far as it goes-gold x
nd silver watches, gold 3.
ewelry and miscellaneous
ewelry. OF fnger-rings wei
ave a full stock; everythingl
lse is in a state Of part A
eadiness. Goods are added t.
veryday; and already the al
ariety is not small. Mr.. h;
,dgar c. Prosser, Of the 81
Ito firm Of Bailey & Co., h;
nd with that house twenty Of
We years, is in charge. x,
ezt-Outsr oirCle. nOrthwss. from the centre. h,
In the china quarter are =,
} many new and beautiful +,
lings that it is difficult to ,I
.ck them out in print. A .,
ance of the practiced eyeloIh
kes them in in an instant. -.
ct US mention Sargama a,I
fence Limitation of Sat ".
lma) Japanese bronzes in ="
id with gold and silver, lal
a p an e S e A'
reens, royal Dresden,
yal Berlin and royal Wor-
ster ware. alto-relieyo L.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

new dinner set IS wanted
costs, here SI4o; elsevbb,.
5000. If you wonder Al 4
difference. We explain, u
have bought so sets dirI
from the makers in Franz
nobody else buys so mal
nobody buys for so little
The pieces are delicate N
graceful in shape; the D,
tern has the general char
ter OF the scollop,but witbd
breaking the continual
edge line. The pens
effect is white slipbI
touched with decorasti
The decoration consists
light punches Of grasses !
flowers painted with a nj
delicate hand; and of h
terflies. which are
bright and real, as if d
we're actually flying in
summer air.
gOrtnwsst corner Of the bsiidinx.
ALFRED WK1GHTs "C
lnium Leaf" is from a s
les Of geranium having
'icher perfume than
house plant. but Of the sd
character. 1t is suppoI
o be we'll known, which
sn't. 1t is highly apprOI
~ those who like the Cd
Nobody but you can
whether you will like thi
ny other odor. The nj
'opular Of all is "Mary S
IT." but some persons /
Ike it extremely
'oOna circle, nOE,hwes. AOm III .ar|
Gloves. We have
our best makes Of
loves. and a variety Of
allied kid at lower pict
cry good gloves, but
id. Driving and IA
loves in great variety.
ave this advantage in
g here. You know \
ou get.
'tsr sirsIs. 0hsstaus.suoe. entrance.
Handkerchief. Humid
styles can be seen viii !
lie asking; silk and i /
We have to show them ,
lis way, because you CT
!e counters and max |.
possible to show then /
c usual way. |.
Everybody knows BY !.
ne that our handKeIc v
rpass anything ever :!
re seen in PhiladeI v
ID everybody wondori y.
: sell at such prices,
a part cotton b |R'
in the store $,
snd and third circles, sOuthvsa IN
iI0m ne centre. :
Shoes, boots and sli?
! advertisement o1sI Ill
] what you don't
'eady. You know th1 rAI
We a quarter-acI ri Il
oes; do you Know th1 I'll u
If of our trade is in ca 4,
better quality than 4
pit at all by other h pIr,
re ? do you know 1oI,
erything we Keep at az, nff
cd OF its kind .o.. j
ther, very likely Ny ni
do you knot aAR
make to measure !"
yes than any other
where ? do you, ulo.
Y our shoe-trade is y
es as large as the Fl
yest in the world!
Eet-street frost west SidA
little girls coats n "-o'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
FINANCIAL.

TAR. KLlNETS GREAT NERVE Ne
- STOkER 10 thG navel OF the aae for
all nerve diseases. All ats stopped free. Bend
10 S1H Arch a.. PhiladS-. m. l0lLdAwly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

Little girls coats
dresses,and little boys
marked down a ~
more or less.
South v eet sorner Of the building
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

Gloves. We have
four best makes Of
gloves. and a variety Of
called kid at lower price
very good gloves, but
kid. Driving and IA
gloves in great variety.
have this advantage in !
ing here. You know \
you get.
Outer sirslo, Ohestaul- stree. entrance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

IDUARD
I'D wee
hns oOmk
AN6 Last
its, =
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-06-04
The Way Women Work in the sOuth.H

Not long ago, when a cotton factory
was opened at Atlanta, Ca, 1000 wo-
men and girls applied for work. Two
weeks ago the superintendent advertised
that he would need force of over 200
additional women and girls, to whom
steady work would be given, and good
wages paid. From that day to this he
has not seen dozen applicants, and is
afraid he will either have to give up the
plan of running at night, or fetch his ex-
perts from the north. Not only does he
fail to get enough force for double run
ming, but he cannot maintain full force
for day running. There is not day
that there are not vacant places. He has
in the first place too light force, and in
the second place it is composed OF irreg-
ular workers, who come three or four
days in the week, and stay away the rest
of the time. He has had on his books
over three times as many operatives as
henow has at work, but they have started
and stopped until scarcely any of the
original force are left. What is the cause
of this change? 1t is not that the work
is not remunerative. A faithful hand
can make good wages, and an ordinary
hand can clear So or $4 week. 1t is
not that the work is not pleasant, for the
building is warm, comfortable, well
ventilated, and the hours and rules of
work are the same as those at other fac
tories. The answer is, that Southern
women have never been taught to work.
They have been accustomed to rely en-
tirly upon the men O. the family for
support, and do nothing themselves. One
of the officers of the mill says that a girl
will come to the mill for work. She will
work few days, and will then get tired
and say, " am going to quit. My dad
dy has supported me all my life, and l
reckon he can do it yeti" This officer
says: "They actually seem to have no
idea of work-as the women OF the North
understand it. They know nothing of
the steady, plodding, faithful operatives
of the great cities, who will never lose
lIvuI.s uvIF noIs Uluo0 IIontiIo' tiInO,
and who are thrifty, careful and ambi-
tious. In the North the girls of poor
fumily contribute just as regularly, and
frequently just as heartily, to the COM
mon support, as the men do. In the
South we see nothing of this kind. The
girls seem to think they have no respon-
sibility at all. -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-06-04
ID, VERMONT, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1880.
A Lovers Quarrel.


1 could not hear all that they must have said I;
But as sat beside the little stream
] watched them part with just one angry word.
She passed me quickly with a down drooped
head
Red cheeks, eyes flashing with scornful
CLEAN,
A hasty step, as by deep passion stirred;
She did not turn nor look back where he stood; !;
But vanished quickly in the thick green wood.
watched him sigh, then noted how he gazed
AT her retreating form; he whistled low
And softly to himself; in deepest thought
He whispered, "Is she yexed ?"-then was
amazed
That twas, in truth, she really meant to go.
He looked once moro, as if indeed he sought
To bring her back; but on she went that day
Then he went too-but twas the other way.
They never met again; but Oft see
The girl, woman grown, come by this seat,
And gaze into the stream with tear-worn eyes
And then wonder why should such things be!
II she had turned her head or stayed her feet,
Life would have altered, loves bright sunny
skies
shone Ger her forever! IT'S but things like
this
That form our lives, and make our WOO or
bliss!