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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-03
BEEwooD

The old drying house Of the BenWOod
mill key factory, which fell down some
time ago. is being replaced by 8 new
one.
The Benwo Rolling Mill Company
are building large shed at the sOuth
end Of the mill, 10 be used for storing
clay and hre brick They are also build
ing two new boiling furnaces, which,
when completed, viii make twenty eight
in all
Mr.. Henry Fisher has bought too lots,
end contemplates building q fine RESP
dence when the weather permits-
A man while grinding razor At the
mill this morning. bad his fingers nearly
severed BY some means
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territory from witnesses. A Journalist
who Was there last summer, however,
informs me that the japanese current,
which gives it the mild temperature it
enjoys along the coast, also brings al
most oontinual rain or log. Hence he
found marshes on the top Of the hills.
These hilh at q distance look green, but
the grass never natures for want Of sun
shine This also prevents the cultiya-
ton Of grain and vegetables generally,
He says there are not seven hundred
whites all told in the territory, and that
the Alentes, who are by courtesy called
civilized. because they are nominally Of
tho faith II the Russians, number about
nine thousand. rhey live by catching
seals and sea offers y - -.
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MINERS TROUBLES.
The Diggers In the Gewburg
Section will Strike.

Special Dispatch 70 The Register.
NKwBURo, w. Va, March ID.
/. More trouble is anticipated with the
miners In this section. 1t Is rumored
that they will ask for an advance, on
Monday, for mining coal. The Nswburg
Oreal Coal Company's men who have
been on strike for over q year till q
few weeks ago, when they were glad to
accept the operators terms and 90 to
work, will also ask and demand the ad-
vance. From all that can be learned
from the operators they will cease oil
work before they will submit TO the de-
mands OF the miners
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HOUSE

The resolution calling on the Secre-
tary Of State for information hs 10
what measure should be taken for the
more frequent publication and circulat'
ION Of the commercial reports received
by the State Department from diplO-
matte and consular officers, was adopted.
The morning hour, on motion Ot MIR.
Blackburn, Was dispensed with, aud
Mr. Blackburn moved that the House
proceed to the consideration Ot the re-
port Of the Committee Of the Whole on
the revision of the rules. tie stated
that IL Vas his intention to Immediately
move the previous question.
The demand for the previous question
was seconded without division, and the
House began voting upon amendments,
The amendment giving the COInmlt-
tee on Commerce full Jurisdiction over
the river and harbor bill was agreed TO
without division.
The amendment giving the Commit
tee on Agriculture the jurisdiction over
estimates aud appropriations for the
Agricultural Department Was agreed TO.
Yeas, l3l; nays, lOl.
ine amenuhtht giving tue NOtntnlttee
on Public Buildings and Grounds the
right to report tue appropriations Tor
public buildings and grounds was de,
feated. Yeas, l0l nays, lS6.
The next amendment was that offered
to Rule 81 by Mr.. Morrison, known as
the Morrison substitute Ii was
agreed to. yeas ll9, nays ll2, a strict
party vote, With the exception OF Messrs.
Denster, FELTON,, Speer and Stevens, who
voted with the Republicans in the mega
tive.
The yeas anil nays were ordered and
the revisei rules adopted; yeas l22, nays
S.
Mr.. Garfield offered a resolution that
the new rules 70 into effect next Mon
day. Adopted.
AIinurnai
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
WHAT IS SAID or THE NEGRO JURORS
CASES.
The SIgnihcanes Of the 6raat Movement
-TsO Other Rial Candidates for the
Chicago SominitiOn-The Star
Mail Appropriation Alaska
Brief Notes, &c.
NO hopes OF TARIFF REVISION.

LOGAN on Fitz John Porter Decisions OF
Ohio Courts Reafarmed
special Dispatch " the Register.
WAsHINGTOS, March 2d.
A national bank OF Toledo and an
other at Cleveland went to the Ohio
State courts 10 test the right Of the Board
OF Equalization to tar real estate at ono
third OF its value. while It taxed banks
at full value. The State courts decided
IN layor Ol the banks, and to-day the
Unlted states Supreme Court affirmed
their decision.
Gen. John Logan
dld not conclude his speech to-day
against Fitz John Porter, but promises
tomorrow to present the case in light
which will fully sustain the position hr
has taken.
The TAridto Remain Unchanged
The action OF the Ways aud Means
Committee, to-day, in PostPoning in
definitely the propositions to reduce the
duty on sugar, steel rails, printers ma
terial, &c. 8 REGARDED by the Demo.
cratic members Of the committee as
destroying entirely every hope Of tariff
reform or revision at tins session.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

WHEELING, March z.
CArTLs-There is an ample supply OF
beeyes OF good quality in this market,
but the prices remain about the same as
last week. For those in the best cOndl-
ton I.(a5c is the ruling price. but sales
Of poorer grades have been effected at ~
low as 3 iC.
Hoes The market for hogs is only
fair. The supply is not equal 10 the de-
mand, and only few small lots are re
ceived from neighborhood ralsers. This
is probably due to the fact that nearly
all have already been marketed. Prices
are somewhat better, 4l(94ic being paid
for best stock, and about &c for medium
grades.
SHEEP AND LAABs-As long as the
marke, is 80 well supplied with poultry,
fish and ofial, the demand for mutton
aud lamb will be limited. No change in
quotations since our last report.
CiLvEs-1he demand for veal calves
is limited, but the supply IL always short
at this time Of the year. From 81 TO -
is the range, owing altogether to quality.
Philadelphia
PmLADKLPHA, March l.-Cattle--
Market active; receipts $500 head !.
prime 81 %; good s. so; medium ~ 30
S O0Css: common s. 75(a,4 80.
Sheep-Market fair; receipts 800
head; prime 81 2jCa6 50; good s. rs
C16 90; medium s. 00la.5 80, common
81 O0la,4 80.
Hogs-Market very slow; receipts
5000 head; prime s. 25; good 81 o.;
common s. 25ts6 30.
CHICAGO, March 2. The DropGs
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 head !;
shipments 400 head. Market more
active and 5taiOc higher. except for
lightest qualities; mixed packing 81 25
IA IS; choice heavy 81 J0(s4 IS; light
81 2jta4 10. all sold.
Cattle Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 1000 head. Market sloE, with
al easy feeling. but at firm prices; ship
ping IS 00(as4 90, butchers coxs - 90
(a,3 50; bulls and mixed common & 90
| as 30: stocksrs and feeders steady
and in good demand at g sOS4 0S (;
bulls S3 25(a3 20.
Sheep-Receipts 500; shipments $40
head. Market steady and unchanged.
The JOtI1sGFs London cable says that
cattle are arm, and some sales higher;
good clearance Sheep firm and shade
higher.
East Lbs NJ.
East LsKKTr, March Cattle Re
ceipts to-day 45l bead; all for this mar
ket; supply light but ially equal 10 the
demand: the trade Is verV duh with lit
tie change in the prices from to-day .
week ago. The general run s in CON-
mon and medium with only few really
good cattle on sale. The trade % all in
the retail line. Best s. 00(a5 IS; fair 70
good 81 3Os.4 S, con.mon s. 25ts4 %;
stsckers 81 coos 90; balls. coxs and
siass g oo93 g. sales 10 day eos bead.
Hogs-Receip;s 10 day $3.50 bead
iorkeu+ +Os4 IS; PhiiadelPhias u Sc
65O0.
Sheep-Receipts to-day S.Soo heal;
selling lair al las; weeks prices; - o.
] S6 90 for common 10 extra
CrxcTxsGII, March 2-Hop-stesdy
and frm common - T5tS4 3; light
q 2s04 s.; packing q sc.24 os; butsh.
ers' O. eS64N Receipts 2,i0o bod
shipments 1l5 bad
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PmILApkiruis, March 2. - Wool
Firm; supply very light: Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 5Najsc, extra bJCajbc, medium
b9(g80c; coarso 5jts,j,,c; New Iork,
Michigan, Indiana and Western line 81
(S55c medium jstaG0c; coarse 6tta5bc. (.
washed combing and dclainc 55ta62ic !.
unwashed 400 Ec; Canada WASHED
conbing b2id j5c pulled b2tsG0c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-03
Iri n Rsiief Rund

Nrw YOIii March 2.-The total sun
received up 10 date ioF the Land League
Relief Fund and the land Leage Politic-
Al Fund, - lar As can be Ascertained at
the Office Of the Fund. l. Si0l, ,l2s.
There is no definite account Of the
amoants ai present held by local treas
urers throughout the country, bat u "a
believed they aggregate about So, 900.
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CoRs-The market is steady. sell
ing at 45@50c
RYK-Sales firm, but quito small; {;
selling at o0c q bushel.
OArs-The market was firm with a
moderate demand and sufficient sup
ply; good TO prime 4O945c
BARLEY-Scarce, with moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(9sl 90.
HAI-Demand active; supply equal
TO il; old loose on wagons $l5 OOt9l6 W
per ton; baled at SIS 0Otg20 00
MILLYKKD-ln small demand and holds
steady; middiings SIS w per ton; ship
stuff Sl2 90 per ton.
SEEDs-Timothy steady at s. 1908 20
per bushel for Western GLOVER seed sS 30
per bushel.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 900 lbs. half casks, 500 lbs.
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 250 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
We quote AZ fOIloWs:
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THE STAR MAIL Service.


mittse.
Sl..J O. he REGISTER.
WAsHINGroN. March 2.
ia. senate Appropriation Commits, o
Wa, ru SESSION yesterday, but rcached
no cyu,.u-ipa uu the House bill appro-
pTidIlu, about million u keep up the
star uIIi service. Members ol the
iIousr, Tor and against al Increase, were
ou the senate side busily at work, and
pamphlets showing up the management
ui this branch Oi the mail service we're
circulated among Senators have AS
certaurd this morning from one Ot the
COMMITTEE thai the Indications are that
arrpprl increasing the appropriation OF
the House will be- agreed upon, but that
the course pursued by officers II the
department Iu connection With the Star
service, Will be- couicmuci Ia most rm-
pHatIc tcTu.s.
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C0NGRESSl 0NAL
WAsHISGToS, March 2.
SEN ATE.


Mr.. Hoar submitted the following res
olution:
RsJlred, That the Committee on Ju-
dietary he instructed ~ inquire and re-
port whether any American citizens
have been arrested or imprisoned alter
the exercise OF their constitutional right
70 petition this body concerning mat
ter Of great public interest, namely, the
title 10 NJ at in this body as senator from
the State Of which they are citizens,
with power to send Tor persons and pa
pers and administer Oaths.
Adopted.
The morning hour having expired
consideration was resumed OF the
unfinished business. A bill ior
the relief OF Filz John Porter,
the pending question being on the
amendment, in the nature OF a substi-
tute, submitted by Mr. Randolph.
Mr.. Logan spoke in opposition to the
bill.
Mr.. Logan said the proposition in
this bill is to relieve Porter by legisla-
tive action. The power to appoint
Porter is not questioned. The President
may pardon him tomorrow and then
Congress can authorize his appointment
as lieutenant, even il it chooses, not
withstanding his age. but until that
pardon is granted, relieving him from
disability, that Is in the way OF Con-
gress and there is no power to put him
in the army in any rank.
Mr.. logan will continue tomorrow.
General sherman and other prominent
men were on the floor while Logan
spoke. and the galleries were crowded
with an attentive audience.
The Senate passed the House bill APP
propriating S55O,0O0 for the purchase OF
a site for postoiIice and other govern
ment buildings in Baltimore.
After an executive session, tho senate
adjourned
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FETTERMAN.
Sudden Death Of o Lady.

special Dispatch 10 the Register
FETTERMAs, w. VA, March 2.
Mrs. Dora Evans. wife Of John Evans,
Jr., Of this place, was found dead in her
bed this morning. She retired, last
night, in apparently good health, and
the only cause 50 far given for her sud
den death is heart disease. Her hus-
band lett home on Sunday last for the
West to buy cattle, and up TO o'clock
tonight no trace has been heard OF his
whereabouts.
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How TAsy Serve Dogs In West Virginia

Wool uroNtT buIIeuh-
A Brooke county wool grower tells rs
DO you manage your hOckr' we asked.
Well. .we'manSse. the dogs,' hs replied.
let me tell you . little Circumstance
that hsppened in oGr county Q few years
Aso. One night some one rode through
wellsbug. along all the principal
streets, and dropped pieces Of meat sAtu-
rated with stTychnine, or some other
strong poison. The next day dog died
by the hundred in and around Wells
hurg-N and. altar q short pause, be ad-
ded, swe are no; much interested in the
doy Law up in the Panhandle
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yera sosulitoh Not Arrested.
Ro,i,ns nin shu, .nowu.

ALLRSTowS, Pa. March 2.-Work in
the rail mill in the Town Rolling Mill
was shut down this morning
on account Of the demand by the en-
ployes for an increase OF 10 per cent.
Two hundred men are thrown out Of
unrL
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Business Failure.

SrRuBRSyILLE, March This morn
ing Oliver 7. Dunbar, Market street
jeweler, made an assignment To John
McClave. His liabilities are reported TO
be upwards OF $1,000. The assignee
gave bond in the SUN OF $4,000.
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A Rsversna C,onvlsi

NEx YoEK, March 2-Rey. Edward
Csuley, sx-nianaxrr Of the lais sheP-
herds Foll, consicted Of cruelty 20
children, uas taken to-day IRON The
tonbs 20 the psnitsntiAry. The rev'
erend convbct wns st one time ehsplsin
% that institute
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Died.

BAIux0kK. March 2--suyeon-5sn-
eral wm. Maxwell Wood, Of the United
s:ss: s:ss ss,s s.isissa : saaSts =: sss
sgs q ysans
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CorYxK Fair 10 good Rio at l3(S l5c /,
choice lsc, best Wheeling roasted Sc,
Arbuckles' 2Oic yellow Rio lSc, Java 25c.
MoLAssEs Syrup, common I0c; bright
i5c; prime, 50c New Orleans, prime ijCa,
50c; choice 55c.
SuGAR- Refined hard crushed l0ic;
pulverised, l0tc; granulated, l0c, Stan
dard 4, 9jc; on A, ole; Il, &c; extra c,
SIC; best yellow, &c; common yellow 4 4
@Stc; New Orleans S(as!C.
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WORK FOR TIE WEEK.
The New Rulss-Ths Acklsn Case
specialize The Register EEtta
WAsHIEGroS, March =.

WAsHISGToS, March 2.
The members of the House hope to
finish the rules this evening. The Judi
ciary Committee OF the House will COM
mence the consideration of the Acklen
case to-day. The Ways and Means
Committee are on sugar again to-day
and the report is that its members hope
To dispose of steel rails this week. The
House Appropriations Committee is
busy, and it will not be its FAULT il Con-
gress does not adjourn early. Mr..
Cabell is anxious to push through the
bill abolishing tolls in the Louisville
and Portland canal.
Personal N ews Items.
Gen. Terry is here and is greatly inter
ested in the Porter case.
Messrs. John Hereford, brother OF the
Senator, anu James Patton, Common.
westh's attorney OF Monroe county, are
here.
senator Davis has the handsomest
comInittee room in the Capitol, and his
messenger keeps II always beautiful
with rare and fragrant flowers.
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA.
The Czar,s Anniversary.

ST. PETERSBURG. March 2.-The city is
gaily decorated aud the day is being OBJ.
served as q general holiday in honor oi
the twenty-fiith anniversary of the
Cars accession. At 10 o'clock this
morning vast crowds assembled before
the Winter Palace. The troops were
massed in the csntral quadrangle OF the
palace and the immediate vicinity.
The Gar appeared on the balohy OF
the palace for twenty minutes,
saluting the multitude amid great en-
thusiasm. The members OF the COun-
Gil OF the empire including Chancellor
Prince Gortshakoif, at half past eleven
went to the Winter Palace and present
ell the congratulatory address. De-
Crees have been published granting
pardons to persons. remitting arrears oi
taxes owing by the rural population
and awarding orders Of distinction.
The Official Messenger publishes
letter from Emperor William
countersigned by Bismarck, congratu-
lating the Car in terms Of warm and
earnest friendship on the twenty-tiith
anniversary OF his accession and on his
escape from injury by the recent eIplo-
sion in the Winter Palace. The En.
peror expresses his qualification that the
friendship p which united their fathers
has been maintained and his confidence
it will continue unchanged to the end
OF his life. -
Vera Sosulitoh Not Arrested.
ST. PgrERsBURG. March 2.-The re-
port OF the arrest Of Ve-a Sosulitch
proves to be uniounced. II is believed
that the rumor Oi her presence IN st.
Petersburg was circulated purposely TO
mislead the authorities.
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OUR COLD CoRkER
WAsHIxGroN, March 2.
What a journalist says Of AlAskA
S,a.riaI n tha R.-ufster "

WAsHISGrOS, March p
The Senate Committee on Territories
is IN iAy0r Of giving AlAskS a sort Of
territorial government and d has heard
quits glowing aOo01nss Of this distant
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeleeRAPHIc REPORTS.
Money at 5 to 6 Per Cent-Goysrnmsnts
Strong and Hlgher-flOur Steady
Wheat IN Fair Demand but
lower-Hogs Firm.
PRODUCE
Whseling w holssalG.

The condition Of the local Wholesale
markets is somewhat more brisk than at
this time last week, and most commodi-
ties will be observed TO be quoted at
somewhat higher figures. Merchants
are all encouraged at the bright pros
poets for good spring trade, and indeed
1t may be said already to have set in in
some branches Of trade.
THE quotations given In the following reporu
are prices realized on Wholesale transactions. un-
-. fAar rxwfsa afaeiAaf
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WHEAr-The market u very stiii q
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CTxcIxsATI, March 2-Hor-stesdy
and krm ootnnon y 7s6A 3; Hghi
en- O. eSlS4 6 Recsipts 2,ioo bod
shipments 1l5 bad
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MiLrApkEz, March 2-Floar-Q Qulei
and uncharsed. wheat-OpeEed qaiet,
declined ie, and cIo.ed heavy; 30 |
Milwaukee hard tI p; No. | hilrsg
kee 81 %: No. AixsuEss 81 ISL
seller March 81 Isl srller April 81 30i
seller May 81 25t; 80. ,. 81 %. No 3
81 o0i; reieetsd &c Corn -fImer
No. 2 Itc. 0si<-Quiei. 20 2, 32c. Bye
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Canned Goods.
Tomatoes, 2lb. 81 on per doz.. 3 lb
q % pss ses; s peaches, y q Y E RsE

dOZ., 3 10 y . per uoL., I'D secphus
81 75 per doz; Winslow corn u Cd per
doz., Bakers corn 81 6j; other brands
81 25Gsl 80; string beans 81 20; lima
beans 81 ~; blackberries 81 %; damsoa
81 40; pine apples 81 65, salmon, ID
81 80 per dox; cove oysters, | ID light
weight, SOc per doz., ID full weight,
81 Is, lb light weight IL 40 per doz.
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PIrTsBURGH, March 2.-Pstrolssm--
Fairly active; crude s5ic ai Psrker's tos
shipment; refined 7is for PhiiadslphIa
delivery.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-15

BEHOLD her ut eleven. Her limbs uri-
fettered by the long skirts OF eonven-
tionality, she runs, she romps, she slides
on the ice ponds, she rolls hoop, she
climbs fences, she leaps, she kicks, she
runs races aud Is as fleet Of foot a. the
boys. Her appetite is good, her checks
rosy, and her movements unconsciously
graceful. But all this must cease.
Behold her again at twenty. No
more does she run or jump or roll hoop,
run races or slide on the ice. II is not
"proper now nor ladylike, and she
couldn't II she would, for she is fettered
by long skirts, tight shoes and tighter
stays. Her movement has no longer
the freedom and unconscious grace Of
childhood, for now when she walks
abroad she walks to be looked at, which
now, in her estimation, is the main oh.
jeot Of walking. She is already in deli
cate health, and has q doctor who
prescribes expensive advice and pre-
scripuons for her, and ascribes her
complaints to any thing and every thing
but The real cause. That~is simply the
lettering of her body with fashionable
clothes. Physically she is now pris-
oner. At eleven she was free. The
doctor advises travel, but he doesn't ad-
wise hgr to take off her fashionable
letters. She wouldn't do so il be did,
and he wouldn't advise her If he knew
it would bring relief, for she would no
longer believe in ~ doctor who would
make her dress like a guy; and being
dressed like "guy sis dressing differ
emily from the style prescribed by
Paris modiste Diana never could hunt
in trailing skirt, narrow, tight, high
heeled CATERS, and pinched, corrected
waist, but Diana with belted tunic and
unfettered limbs would be bounced off
broadway by the nearest policeman.
Dressing for health and freedom Of limb
and body is one thing, and dressing for
fashion quite another. A man couldn't
endure the pinching and encumbrances
peculiar to feminine attire for An hour,
and pretty spectacle he'd make rush.
ing about in such during business hours.
Yet the weaker sex " wear double tho
encumbrances of the so.called stronger.
To "dre.s" at all after the style uses
up half woman's time and two-thirds
of her strength.-N Y. Graphic.
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TIE LAST HoUR.

The long day dies with sunset down the west:
zones me Young moon through violet fields
A fragrance finer than the south winds bear
ofe"iues INm the seattle time Is come Tor
Iwai,. Birds Westward ny through deepen
o hearti Take comfort, peace will md
thee, too
For iol between tho lights. when shadows
Heart calls to heart across tho widening
or bi;ter thought, chill touch and tarring
speech.
And Love cries oui to take bis own again.
Give me the kise OF peace.
saoid MOI your anger after the spent sun.
Aoi have wrought with eorrow al tho
With taar>wct cypress. and with hitter bay
Bound MI my doors. No thread OF song has
run
Beside my thought to tighten II for me.
kisc up. aaa win forgiveness set me free.
FOR ~6o may boast a sifs of heightened
And. hst You witch to-morrow's sun arise
Across my face, new-fouchtd with sudden
death
And the mute pathos OF unanswcring eyes.
iurn not aside my hand ouisireiched. or
The warming heart. Lie; Loves repentance
Have LS,es reward. All life is mixed with
And. o beioseii Deaths angel will not wait
For snmmuncd feet to haste on anxious
round
With quick .. Forgive. forgive, we pass to-
night!"
All day Regret has walked and talked with me,
And, lest tomorrow il should go with thee,
give me the ki.s of peace.
-Juiiet C. Marh IN May ScribEer.