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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
harss.lyE AnaAsoEHEsrs

Have iusl been completed. by which
we are enabled to supply the Com.
pound Orygea" Tor home use TO any ex
tent, and TO ell parts Of the country,
gtUing at lte same fine he right Of free
consultation BY teffer during HE uhole
fisae a patient Is using ne Treatment.
Every case Submitted &c Us, will be.
a. we have said. carefully considered.
IL ve zee a favorable ground for sntici
pating the favorable sclion Of Compound
Oxygen. We will encourage the patient
10 GIVE il trial, but il VIC think the
matter al all doubtful. ue iciR fraAkly
sgg 30 Wfi,e s5r our Treatise on Con.
pouud Oxygen. II ieu b. semi free
DEs. SrAHKY & PALES. lL0s aud I'LL
.Girard Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

NAY; This is the month ia which
Trailing Arbutus is sought Also, 10
this month. tho front gate begins TO eI'
hibit signs Of wear. The weather
prophets guess at "balmy atmosphere
for May, and the poet writes bis usual
Lovely May" verses for the village
paper. This is all right but If you arc
wise you will get bottle Of Bakers
Mandrake Bitters and use them as di.
rected, to ward of Jauudice, Liver
Complaint and BiIliousDess, consequen,
upon the warm temperature Of this
mouth. Only Is cents per bottle. m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Tic law grtuling arrears OF pensions
expires on July 1880 Doubtless there
are lnauy spldefs who are entitled TO q
pension but have not yet applied, II you
received an injury, even il small with
which you are effected, or can show
mark OF wound received, you are enli.
titled: An such should write at once to
Messrs John Sherman and Co., Washing.
ton, ID. &, who are very Successful
claim sgeuls, aud your claim will be
prosecuted as rapidly as possible, When
you write them please mention Msnches-
ter JOURNAL 23w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

A STANDING INVITATION II this meets
the eye Of any man, woman or child
suffering from any disease Of the Kid
neys, Bladder Liver or Urinary Organs
they will consider this a standing iuvi-
tatiou 70 buy HUNTS REMEDY. the
Great kidney aud Liver Medieiae.
This splendid medicine endorsed by
leading physicians) is a sure cure for
the worst lorms u Kidney Disease. All
Druggists sell HUNTS REMEDY,
aud no chemist or physician ever pre-.
seribed a better. Trial size, rs cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
nuiitr 81 rronr.

Some people have fashion Of con.
fasing eIctllent remedies with the
large mAss Of patent medicines, aud
10 this they are guilty Of = wrong,
There are some advertised remedies
fully worth all that 10 asked for them
aud Que at least we know ol--Hop
Bittors. The writer has had occasion
TO use The Bitters 10 just such a climate
as We have in Bay City. and has always
found them TO be first class aud reliable
doing all that is claimed for them. -
Tribune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Col +. O Bausrhsid has appointed
willard Holden, 81, Ceusu. euumerator
for the town % Arlington.
MIR ; f Wright, station sgeul. who
has been away Tor day or two. has re.
turned and resumed his duties. At the
depot
Decoration Day will be daily observed
here 81 mentioned in the JOURNAL of last
week, on Saturday, May 29th, under the
direction Of Dudley Post, No. 2S, GAR.
The following j, The programme or order
oi exercises Of tbe day. The first services
being in the Town Hall aud commencing
promptly NJ 10 "a. IN.
1T. - Reading Of Gen Order by the
AdiutSul Of the post.
81 -Piayer by the Chsplsiu.
80 Music, "0nr Braves" Keller's
Amsiictu Hymn
-4'h -Onlion by Hon. Lovoland
MnnsOn.
6lh. Poem read hy Comrade Willard
Holden, entitled "a Pledge 10 the Dead.
6,b. -- Music, "A tear for the Comrads
that, gone.
he procession will then be formed by
ComAde N, H. Andrew Officer OF the
Day, and acting Marshal, and march TO
st. james church yard where the decor.
alive services will be performed bv com.
rades Of the Post according 10 the ritual
Of tie order. After which the procession
vii 20 with teams to West Arlington
cemetery aud repeat The services AS pre-
yiousy mentioned In the JOURNAL. We
hope the citizens will feel patriotic
enough to join the comrades OF the Post
in large numbers and assist them In
their sacred duties, The following IL q
list o. soldiers graves to be decorated: 10
St. James church yard, George Damon OF
Co. G 18th VI. AT West Arlington Gem
etery, Liut. Chas. Eaton 22d N. Y; s.
Bartlett Co. Il, 10Th VT; George Bartlett
Co. + l0th VI. At Evergreen cemstery
the following OF Co. L 9th VT: George
Fowler, Elijah Mcdonald, III. w. Hill
Lemue II Moore; Alvah Z. Hill, Co. G.
lith VI; George Hyde Chicago Board Of
Trade Battery; Albert Warner 2ist NY.
Cavalry; John Shancc, N. Y. regiment;
George Clough Co. II Sth VI. At RomsH
Catholic cemetery: John Hayden Co. E
10Th Vermont. On Southern soil and In
unknown graves all OF whom were of Co.
L 9th VT John Meerworth, John Farm.
ham Joseph Fsrnham, William Whitman
and Duane Madison.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
NORTH BENNINGTON.

The family OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ford
are enjoying family reunion, the first 10
twenty three years, when oil the mem.
bers OF the family have been together. 10
addition to Mira. Adm T. Colyin aud Mel.
son b. Ford Esq OF No. Bennington, there
are Mrs. 5. w Niles OF Binghamton,
N. Y. Mrs. Il. 5. Wilbur OF Londonderry
VI, aud Mr.. a. j. Ford OF Fort Wayne,
Indians.
Since the above WAS written Mrs. A
I, COlvin the youngest Of tho family has
died. A sad ending to q joyous gather.
ing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
llrpr PlnK. W.. Nov. slh. 1871.

HYDE PARK, W., Nov. sth 1877.
D. J. KENDALL NJ D.--Dt4r Slr:--I am no
great hiuud TO patent medicines but do not hes.
itate TO speak good xord for your Spawn Cure.
Two years ago / b ught a valuable three year
old colt in Caua Is, but before reaching home
discovered that ne WAS lame IRON a curb The
curb continued to enlarge and would AZ unier
render the CO ~ lsina tta' De cyul nos pe
driven, sbt be h3bolUa yery badly. was 10
duced 10 try your SPAWN Cure and With one
bottle and haf took sway the enlargement.
aud from that DAY TO the prcseut time he has
not been anne. For curb therefore ! do not
hesitate 10 re, ommend people to try "Kendairr
Spawn Cure Yours Truly
REV. o. d BASFOHD.
Editor OF the LamOlle News.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

We i've 10 40 ace II inPfovtae a
~ = esideut 70 I'll shea ne cansi aFI
she woederful discoveries Which are
caminE te light oar BY cay. One e
ihs latest ADD mosi woudsFiel e sAs
discovery Of ken6ail't Sparta Core,
which w.iI cure 3 spawn. splsns, Safb.
sAllous q ung bone, ss3 remove The
enlargement without even hlisisring Or
cagsiuR a sore and il has reeestly been
tested i0F deep seated pains, rAsama'
iism, snlArgsmsnts Asd naHy SIMILAR
diaicaliies 90 man az well - beast, snd
il has beta iousd 10 work 90 well that
il IL bow believed 10 be the very bss,
liniment fer external use 90 man, that
has ever been discovered II can Be
used fall strsbgth ~ eli seasons Of the
year with perfect safety. ReAd Tie
Advertisement for Ksbdall's Spawn
Cure
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Constipation invariably follow. Liver
Complaint; but IL is easily overcome by
the timely use OF BAxTER's MANDRAKE
BrrTERs. Dyspepsia also readily yields
to this potent remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Gsps made In flesh by cuts, speedily
disappear without leaving q scar when
HENRY Il JoHSsoS's ARMcA AND on
LINIMENT 10 used.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Downs ELIXIR will cure oil lung dis
eases. The best medicine known for
whooping cough N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
ONHU MAN FLESH.

BAKERsnELp, W., Dec 231, 1879.
b, J. KENDALL & Co.--Geuts.-l wish TO add
my testimony in favor Of your invaluable hni-
ment, tKendAll's siayin Cure" In the spring Of
1862 slipped on the ice aud sprained my right
limb at the knee joint. | was very lame, and, a.
timer suffered tie most circulating pain. ]
wors a bandAge on IL for over year, and tried
most everything IN my reach, but coaid fad
nothing that would give mo permanent relief.
much. In april, 1875. | began to think ] should
be q cripple for life; but, having some 81 Ken
dale Spawn Cure, thought I would tryit
usod Que third Of bottle, aud experienced re-
liei Al once The pain left me and has not
troubled noe since. ! feel very grateful 70 you,
aud would recommend "KendAll'r SPAWN Cure"
70 AIl who suffer with sprsips or rheumatism.
Yours Truly,
MRS J. B0UTRLL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

The Voltaie net Co., Marshall, Mich.
win send their celebrated Electro.Vol-
taic Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them
without delay.
OTIu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Walking made very easy with Lyoa''
Heel SIinentrs; they Keep Der bopts and
shoes straight. slim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
souru laxinSprnRr

--Grass i booming
Lacas Abnoii L ready 10 card sour
sect
-ssbbaih school concert uszi Sunday
Il ihe " T. church.
TIE Londonderry Corue, Band goes 10
Lod3w, Decoration Day.
III. z. Chase lEs teen appointed
ceusas euemeialor tor IBIS iawa.
-FrsuE Faiuam come iuto unpleasant
contact With = circular saw II G Z. Fai.
nuns mill at week. Fortunately the
aw was Dot 10 motion, yet Mr. FAruum
received au ugly gash just shove The
kuee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Women that have been givsn up BY
their dearest friends a. beyond bslp, baEt
bteu permanently cured BY The use Of
Mas. LIMA y. PNKnAN's VEGETABLE
CoaroUND, IT. il positive cure for 81
female complaints. send 70 Mrs. Lydia
n Pinkbam, 233 Nestern Avenue, Llnu
MGss. for pamphlets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Every body seems to be busy nova
days, even The settlers.
The iluleil brothers are making pre-.
paration. 10 build new barn.
The fourth shipment Of cheese from
the Paw'el factory this season was IN 4dc
dond,y last,
Qaiie number Of guests were regis
tered 81 the bolel Saturday and remained
over sunday.
Mir. Norman lluleu il carrying on
The millinery business opposite The
Congregations church,
ID, W Bfomely aud Cspl Thomas
caught nearly two hundred Of the spoite |
tribe, last Saturday.
"A. l.. Btomeiy who hs been con.
haed TO the house by ilints, The pasl lev
days We arc happy ssy Is improving.
Capt Thomas With his Troupe and
show Leld forth 10 Aadfus' bali three
evenings last week lie hA, = good
show
-George Weston aud Henry Slack sc-
eompauled by their wives, we're IN town
this week Tislllug "a iadyes snd aequsIn-
teucss.
~. Il Walroas f3r consideration Of
eIgbt buadrei dollsrs has pnrcassed The
house ABd lot snd blsek smith shop which
be has Occupied he past few ytsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
Front
FrOnli
REV. P. n. GRANGER,
Presiding Elder Of the St. Adams Dist.

ST.. ALBANs, W., Jan. Goth, 1880.
On. b. ]. KENDALL a Co., Gents. In reply to
your letter / will say that my experience with
Keudsl's Spawn Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed. Three or four years ago procured a
bottle OF your agent, and with II cured a horse
Of lameness caused by aspayin. Last season
my horse became very lame aud / turned him
out for few weeks when he became better, but
when put him on the roSd he grew worse,
when found that ring bone was forming,
procured bottle Of KendslPs SPAWN Care and
with less than bottle cured HIM 70 that he Is
not lame, neither can the bunch befouud.
Respectfully You're,
IN, GRANGER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

MIR. Abnsr Phillips il 70 have
family gsthefisg Jane Oh 10 celebrate
The ssI birih day 81 Me- Oliver Harwoo1,
Mrs. Paiilips father. We hope Il may
Irots . pleasant tyeni for I'll IHieftssea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

--Tts isdses msi snd soak pssssssson
a As pattonnFs definF Use sbseeus o.
tht gssief lt4i "Wednesday, However,
tstg wefe nos dc tsszats 81 Whsa ne
psslar rsiurped he fsana TIA, they BAD
slraae5 sad Hiosy pspsrea thres room,
81 whith iAs pastor snd wifa rsiutned
tsJsr hearty ghtnks
ilfafy DoHRlats, r., aged III vac
drovsed e Nswtaa's Tssd vhiis Gsblus
from beat tht 20 There wers larcs
10 ne best shes d osptEsd and lbe
oghef two escaped vlih great dIfii cul,y
TIE body fsmaisod 10 ite wsier siH
hours before q e0uid - fsupd. The
scene Va heart reading and ouEhi %
prove ltss9n q ibose sbo break lbs
sabbath.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Pure, wholesale. nutritious aud sliinn.
laling without Intoxicating are Malt Bit.
tiers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
joins G. BLAcKnRR, Post Com.
q. N llowE, Post AdjuiAui,
KAsr pORsEr

"A double wedding, noticed IN our
marriage column, occurred on Monday,
which proved happy event, there being
q large number Of guests and very gay
time al around, The parties have many
friends 10 Dorse. who wish them much
happiness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

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m8ffN NfFfHffrfFnhF1
arstea $40 1tRNsEarax. YKAxoET-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

gben aHs3sg ths pssi yesf - eaufss So
f6aft aBauHt ctsnos Nwsyt - tfpff-
Ia as5 Aras he sHaoupi shoule tx Eifsa -
nssf - Fasss BE, Ha8 a. il 81 ttts se@s
hFsfine d rti q ihs fessii ihs eomF9is.
spe tboai3 - Ws1s, .fGpsshie hziaff -
fta2tniog mates blf Fiss tnd ihst >
grfsi Ses e ilmt utI ~ saved n toth.
~ saeggs Fassmev bsar6eff ~ Ha@ea
bgag 7faNsr4ff Il tie beat tdferflsl Hg
rnsaium u u shs lsa1iug taaiiY psper.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
Local intelligence.

THURSDAY, KAY y lss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

GOOD sEcosD HAND SEWING MACHINE
I should be plea ssd t. shos The WORKING u
the mAeAtne g. any ore who viii sfop me
postal card " CAL % ne
Manchester. w.. Dee 81, 1879 s5Gm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

st. Looms ro-tDisratch,
A negro boy only II Years old has been
sentenced to death at Ouiloden, Ga. for
the brutal mufderof an infant which it was
temporarily his duty to watch. The
mo- her left the bbby and the boy while
she went to take nap; upon her return
the boy turned mp all right nut 1t WIS
only after some worry and search that the
baby was found in we'll dead The lit.
tie dArkey had thrown il there after pound
ing it to death with stones OF course, he
will be either hung or, on account of his
extreme youth, punished with life SEN
tence in States prison. And yet no one
knows what extenuating circumstances
there may have been in bis favor. Had
the Jury that was empsneled been care
fully selected of people who had ever been
given babies to mind no one can doubt
that an acquittal would have followed
A great deal of fuss and animsdversion
has been occasioned by King Herod's at
tention to the juvenile portion of his con-
stituency, but, like most questions, there
is another side to this affair. A baby can
display more different kinds of cussedness
to the square inch than the Tasmanian
devil. We have theIpleasure of knowing nine
toddlers in this community whose yell
ing would distance Oomanche war whoop
They pass their time chiefly in bowling
and getting sticky. No one ever yet
fondled baby without many of the results
which would follow the handling of q
damp postage stamp. No one ever saw
child that was not working out its section
of total depravity by spelling something
or by raising the deuce over hidden and
mysterious wrong. And in spite of all
this poor ignorant negro must suffer
either by hanging or lifelong imprison-
ment merely because he pounded baby
to death. 1t is easy to see that this out
rage IS being perpetrated south of Mason
and Dixon's line.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
HOW GOULD DOES 1T.
Putting "a Detective Gn The 'TrncK Of
a suspected Clerk,


Quiet as tba orav, il, oil bis ,no,,..,,,,,,.
snd imnlacable as fate i, his nnrnnsa ,,''
Law C;nuId i. i,stIv fsor.I l., V,li r.
His frigndshina ara lasting oniy 49, NJ
nnrposes can he ssrvod hnt his hat 10 a..
hitter "a an nvenoinv Namesis II, this
lat,.r ...r..,t H., T. NH I,b,, f.,,,a-,-..
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nsss..uS.r lad in tI,s Wast,,p If,.i'.,. h,,yi
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IN IA ,,,d ,eosth,, s.r,,,,, - t,,a 49,
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80; ~ pa.' p''"'eN uP?n "psus'
becamss known "'O snj 'I tb, noMm oh uag'
Ss sH,''' - O." tuo oV''o 9nsrse
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

Arrival OF General Torbert's Body at
decentralization to the De-
parted-rhe Remains 10 be For
xyarded To-day.

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Y.,r....r,,, uo, =. ~
-.-... ,.,,. .
,,1.., -,
'AoksoNVtLLE' FLA, sept. 2z.-fhe
remains &c VI "aJor "euers' Ahfeh l. a.
lofpe't, y; D a., ssriVeu W 'uls port IN
p,Be VI N'enerai b7h'' ."nillnh"ins
Nv o. huRuh'iIe pAr'SSHs' ut AZ" ?. ~,
py tno H'ea'Ae' o"~eeei S"pte'u riauh
fIauiai' ~" we" r"oe''S" ny h,Fn's"hh'
ueo'R9 W h,t"""e' u''"u'hhu'us "ue-
.d'hihen, Vi ,ne rIs' r'"riu" nkN arul-
ro'y auu "ehpeu " 'u' oh'.n nr's n'nu'
ine ,e'na'hS were euuoSen III n,'taiie
o"i'"i oa9ne', Ne,'NV' oHiA ho''eu hnu
o'''oIeu ",'u s',,u ~" "oN. upon "n'ou
WIS p'9''u 'uo ''""'ne 'er'i"o''e
r.,- ~ hu0uSIlhe' sLA', Srpl ", lSsn.
rurberl'- bndy wt4 loiud o,t th,, Nntnnlss b,oc,,
and aiterward il was asccrtaincd that h. was one
o. me NieSms u illn Wreekeh steamship Vera
disease. .''''' ''''' w. '''''t ''''"'
Will IAN r. SHINE, NJ D.. Health onirer.
CRY tnuNciL OF ST AUGUSTINE, FLA"l
Thereby c,rtfv th,i d. v ,lImn ~ q TX sh,r,. +.
the Health uiiiccr md re.nlsr pr4ctslng
physician IN ms city, -, ,..,,.-..
o. l. ''' H@' WY ''''N'
NOTWITHSTANDING t"e ram Was pouring
NJ ihe ARRIVAL "f 'hr NE amer "i"'d "reilei
10 ne very general uoslf" on ice rhri oi
me ot'zens 10 pay M hn7 respect 10 iDe
amehted dear. 'hN tn'iow'ng w'rn 'hf
paiioeaierS: UHherSi ward hopkins,
Iolieeeor OF 'he tW' inonaa SETTLE,
Juoge OF the uhl''d States DISTRICT
Uouit' DENNIS EAsan, J"litctnr oil internal
hevnhu.i 'oTrpn H. pafkee. u"iied
STATES hhrshnli Alderman dohn y briggs,
On'l'd States Deputy MARSHAL Alderman
,hnnaS IT, h"cNldn' c'efs OF tDe state
oireult Nour' cN-NliermNh II. Btsne1;
Japan ueoreA "lisoh' TirSt fIorldo
night "r,i''''S Motifs a. w, rtn7Hy
Coult1 lrtmsarer, buu ihiip WATERS,
CLERK OF M ,nittd STATES Circuit Court
rollowing tue hoarSe were COLONEL
y. Eilloti GENERAL liorutio Jenkins
uh'teu Stitre Army ana president of the
ol'y oouh',i ~ hAl'sey Dey, y, mayor
ex-ireahurer'' ~ bnceeyt; A w hhlgnt
NJ. ~, Guy pnss'',aa marry Tsrcsis,
SANITARY Inspector; James M shoemaker
ras,iie II, : rs' NATIONAL Bang T. Me'9aaloi
mo -,
bg Mrs. Theodore Rail and Mr.. A X.
| Russell Misses LUlv Uartridya Kate
| Swain and others. who decorated The nall
| that covered The rgmains with ilumor-
| teles grape, wreathes of hlw.rs &c.
| These ladies' were all widows. wives or
relatives of Confederate officers. and all
| lovingly, aifectlonately and r,yerantially
| did everything in their mower 10 render
| proper homage to the bonored and
| lamented dead.
| Cant.in Wil.cp ,,Iore, ia Il tail ,,,,orJ NJ
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
IMPERFECTIOS.

She sat, half shaded from the glare
OF common light--a creature rare
And finished with perfection
From dark-crowned head to slender foot,
| looked--no mortal e'er could put
Dlspralse In his inspection.
The angel face that men had praised
| closer scanned, with lorgnette raised
My study not concealing;
She bore II with the proudest ease,
She felt 20 confident to please,
Such beauty fine revealing.
! wondered II an inner grace
Matched all this loneliness of face,
And used my mental eye-glass;
Its searching crystal only saw
A mind 80 tree from rust or flaw
That LAID down my spy-glass. Z.
grew to love her, day by day;
She knew II, liked II -woman's way
Was pleased with the newcomer;
She saw another slave enroll
His heart Tor her serene control,
And liked me for summer,
was fool; sought her heart
The calm face did not fei.n or start,
Surprise TO seem to cover:
She only said, with candid speech,
She really had not meant TO teach
Me to become her lover.
smile to think that have learned
(With lorgnette critically turned)
SO little worth discerning;
For now | see, Without my glass,
One great defect-well, let il pass:
No heart Was she worth learning?