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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

Our Presidential ticket j. magnificent
~ remains Tor the Democrats Of the dif-
ferent States % make local nominations
that shall deepen the enthusiasm which
u has awakened --B boston Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

We hope our Republican contempora-
ries will explain these statements.
John Sherman being a dcmigod in
their estimation. they can hardly say
he lied when he wrote to HAYES about
Arthur. - Louisville Covisy-Journai.
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- What has become Of that fear
some official proof that General Ham
cock contemplated "heading a reyolt
for Tildenr" Awful revolt" Has
il rot lost with Cardinal MrCloskey's
letter? Or has ii gone up the SPOUT
with the explosion Of that "oil tanks'
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as Years Before the Public.
THE GENUINE
DIR. G. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis,, or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAM in the right side. under the
l edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss. of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive, sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull, heavy SEN
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with painful sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to have been done: A Slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains of prickly sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try it.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed. yet exam
ination of the body, after death. has
shown the LIVER to nave been exsen-
sively deranged.
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On porte des tlenrs a la
t6te, au cOrSage, au cote. aux
sOn!ierS. Maintenant, on pOrt6-a
Bruxelles-- -des ventres en- tleurs !!
Voici ce que nous lisons a CO
sujeJ dams un Journal beige:
D1manche, au bois de la Cam
bve, les ventres ell fears naturel
les abondaient. Pour celles des
mondalnes- qui ont la tail|e lon
que, nince ct pas de ventre du
tout, le choix est iol! mais les be
dons develOppees mont pas v0u
la Sc priver de Get ornement ; ills
ont aussi courageusement mis- des
heurs, ct celia etait moins joli que
sur les corps de nymphes; peu a
peu on sly accoutumrra, ct tous
les ventres seront tleuris ; le demi
monde adopte cette mode avec ire
nesie. Ne donne.t.elle pas l'occa
de depenser cinquante francs dc
par jour?
Ce qui Il donn6 l'idee premiere
de Get ornement, c'est 10 costume
| avec deufi. ventre Ell fleurs d'orar
I ger de Mile Hading, dams la Joli'
Persane. Settlement les noaveau,
ventre en- tleurs sOnt moinS virg
nauX.
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ECeLEs PUBLIQUES.-A une
sauuioR des nouveanX directeurS
des es&oles publiqaes de la parOis
@. tenue lie IL de ce mois, dams
hbnreau de Thomas l.. Winder,
ct a laque.le assistaient MN.
Thomas A. Badeaux, DR.. Il.
Blanchard, w. Ii. Ragan, Thorn
SL. Winder ct S. I. Grisamore,
directeurs du Board, Mr.. Tho mas
l. Badeauy a 6t6 elu president
ct Mr. s. L. Grisamore, secretaire.
Une secOnde reunion aura lieu
jendi proclaim.
II est des gems dams Ia paroisse
qui trOnvent extraordinaire que
les 6coles en- dehors dies limites
do la Corporation soient restees
fermees. peadant que celles qui
NtrOuvent dtns ses limites, for
mant le district No. 1, aient etc
ouverteS. Pour leur edification
nous crOy0ns dc notre devoir de
leur fournir les explications suiv
antes: Les reveauS des deux
eNles, lie la Corporation--l'Aca
denny Gnion, pour les blancs ct
fecOle deS gems de cOnleur-Se
composent, d'environ 10 0IO sur
le mOntant apportionne par -l'E
tat, du m6me percentage sur Ia
take de paroiSse. ct dune take de
liz mills prelevee.. sur les pro-
prleteS taxables situees dams les
limites de la corporation. Ces re
venus ayant settlement sufii Il
payer cinq mois de salaire aux
lnstituteurs lie ccs deuX Gco!es,
lecOle des' enfants de coulenr,
tut fermee q respiration de ces
clpq mOis. QUAINT a l'Academy
Gaion, qli recOit une donation
annuclle de $500, a laquelle il
iaut ajouter lie produit dun coup
!e de representations donnees au
oenefce de cettc institution, ellie
se trouve avOir assez de fonds a
son credit pour terminer SD ses
sion scOlaire de dix mois.
Notre plus grand desir est ct a
touJourS etc de vOir les GcOleS
ouvertes au moinS pendant huit
mols chaQue aimee. Mais avec
ies resources qui sOnt misses a la
opposition du bureau DIES 6coles,
II lul a etc jusqu'ici impossible
ae falre mieux qu'll a fait. QUAINT
II s'agit de payer mensuellement
le salaire de quarante huit insti
toteurs, employees dams le district
No., ii taut avOir d'autres res
sources que l'm a eue. ii faut
esperer cependant que les ecoles
Soavriront, dams un couple dc
mos ct Qu'avec lie Poll Tax, ajol
te aux apportionements de ETA
sala take de paroisse, le not
veaux Board sera a meme de dol
ner au District No. ?, nne sessio,
@olar G plus Tongue que la pre-
eedente.
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-Ecoute, mon ami dit-il an
propri6faire de l'animai, 81 tn
veux manger l'autre crapaud, je
me de,l;S de la gageure, ct il ny
a rien de fait.
-Tope-la!
Et le proprietaire, trop heureux
de rentrer dams son bien, d6vore
le second crapaud.
De sorte que ces deux malins
Sc tronvent avoir fait un repas
horrible pour rien, surtout l'hom
me IA Ia vache, qui ma fait que
conserver ce quill await
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NOTICES!

IN CONFORMITY WITH A RESOLU-
L ton adopted by the Police Jury. May
4th 1880, all holders Of Parish Warrants or
Claims, already approved. against the Par
ish for expenses OF 1880, are hereby reques
ted to produce the same to the undersigned
Parish Treasurer, within 80 days from date
of this notice. IN order to he inscribed and
numbered, and if the said warrnts or claims
are not presented within theabove specified
time they shall be declared null and void.
+. SAMOAN.
Parish Treasurer
Thibodaux La, May 8th, 1880.
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THIBODAUX, I've, SANIEDI l9 JUN 1880.

LIE taractere du general Gar
field dit lie n. Y. Sun, peut Sc ju
ger par les fats palpab!es qui sui
vent:
Quand, en- 1872, la corruption
exercee par lie Credit mobilier par
MI les memhIes du congress fut
d6nonc6e pour la premiere fois, le
general Garfield 6tait IN des accu
ses. II publia aussit6t une lettre
niant expressement ct positive
ment avoir Ell une part dams ces
manGuvres corruptrices. Plus
tard. lie II janvier 1873, il compa
rut devant lecomit6 de Ia chambre
DIES repr6sentants ct fit cette de
claration sous sermet: "Je mai
jama's possede, reeu on CONSENT
Il recevOir aucune action du Gre
dit m0bilier on du chemin de fer
Union Pacific, nj aucnn dividen
de on profit derivant de Fun ou
de l'autre."
|. Mais lie % du meme mois, l'Hon
Oakes Ancs tut examine devant
le meme comite ct prouva par des
ecriJ authentiqnes, en- partie de
la main meme du general Garfield
que ce general avait,eu des actions
du Credit mobiIier ct en- await
touch6 les dividendes. NJ. Ames
depoSa aussi que le general Cars
field !'ayait visite apres lie com
mencement de Investigation de
la chambre, ct s'6iait efforce de
lui persrader dc jurer devant le
comit5 que l'argent touche par
lui CONNIE tiiv:dendes lui await etc
remis IA titre d'emprunt; ct en-
I.m6me temps quill s'ef;orcait dob
tenir ce faax temoignage de NJ.
Ames, le general Garfield lui re-
clamait une somme additiounel!e
du Credit mobiIier, en- pr6tendant
que les divijendes quill await de
il recuS n:etaient pas ausSi impor
tants qn'ils auraienu dd l'6tre.
Un homme qui S'est parjure ct
qui a essaye de suborner un par
jure nest pas digne d'6tre presi-
dent.
Un autre trait important dams
l'histoire du general Garfield,
c'est son implication dams le con-
trat de pav"ge De Goiyer. Un
certain De Golyer await fait uu
coutrat avec lie ring Shepherd a
Washington, pour placer une Ger
taine quantite de pav6s patentes.
LIE general Garfield etait presi.
dent du comite des credits dins
Ia chanb:e des repr6sentants.
pour payer ce pave patente il fal
lait me ALLEGATION du congress.
La somme de 5000 fut payee au
general Garfield de la part de De
Golyer. ct il fnt ensuite accorde
au ring de Washington des alloca
tons de millions de dollars, y com
prs l'allocation pour le 'pavage
De Col, er.
&c sont la quelquesuns des
fats do la carriere publique de
James Garfield, maintenant candi
dat republican, Il la presidence
des Etats~ UniS.
Eft cependant, malgr6 tont ceci,
les maux Qu'entrainerait l'elec
dun tel homme la presldence
sembleraient autant de biens, com
pales aux resultats qnl auraIent
SuiyT ie success de Grant ct du troi
Sieme tetme.
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AN moment. OH la question
de la rtpopnlation de Ia France
est a l'ortlre du jour, voici nne his
toire qui est d'actualite. C'est
un curieux cas- Ge la fecoDdite hu
maine.
Fedor Vassilef, raysan du gou-
vernement de Moscrou, sc maria
deuX fois.
Sa premiere femme en- svingt
Sept grosSesseS lui douna;
16 tois 2 enf.,nts, ci. 81 enfants
I tois ) en,auts, ci. 2l -
/ fols 4. enfants, ci. 16 -
Sa seconde femme lui
donna:
En- halt couches, Is enfants
Total, 81 enfants
don't So survivaient en- 1872. epo
Que OH Fedor Vassilef await Z;
ans.
Ce fait, citee dams lie rappor
sur le pix de >tatistip ne. est pa
taitement authen,ique. Consu't'
| il Y a quelques annGes, sur les m'
yens d.arriver a lie verilier, NJ. d
Kanikof, savant russo bien conn'
renondit que toute veriticatioi
etait superhue, que Ia famine Il
Vassilef habitat toujours AOsco
ct Qu'elle await etc l'ohiet des fl
yeur du gouyerrement.-Er En-.
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FETE CHAMPETRE.-C'est de
main que dot avOir la ftte cham
natre dorn6e AL beneiice de la cha
wlle st. Charles. LIE bateau As
mmption pren,lra Il son bord, mo
yeunaut la m0dique somme de
de viugt.cinq cents aller ct retOnr.
les petsonneS qui vOudront assis
,pr q cette tGte.
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-HistOire champetre :

-HlStOlre CnaE1potre
I'm rural meme au marche une
vache superbe.
Un de ses voisins le rencontre !:
oh! la belle bette! Est.on
heureux d'avoir des bestiaux pa
reils.
Dams !'instant meme, Sc trou
vent sur le chemin deux crapauds
enormes ct affreux.
lie proprietaire de la vache, qui
devait avoir quelque peu savoure
le vim blanc des le matin, s'ecrie
tout coup.
ITEMS, 81 tn manges ces deux
crapauds, ma bette est tot!
L'autre ne Sc lie fait pas dire
deux fois, ct croque un premier
crapand. Mas le courage lu
manque. II ne peut estamer Il
second. ..
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CoDartnersllip Dissolution

Notice.-The copartnership heretofore ex
listing between the undersigned under the
firm name OF d. Killing, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Lehman Meyer
will continue the business of the late firm
at the old stand. corner of Main and st.
Philip SITS. in his o,cn name and for his sole
account.
ThibO laux, May 25th, 1880.
DAVID Killing. :.
LEHMAN MEYER.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations OF the
name McLGMe, spelled differently but
same pronunciation. =.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and
as simple purgative. they are un-,
equaled.
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CONsEIL DE WILLIE A un
meeting du conseil de lille, tenu
nercrcdi dernier, Mr.. Theophile
Thibodaux, a envoy6 SD resigna
ton de Constable, Collecteur, AS
ssseur, etc. de la vile. Sa resig
nation q etc acceptee ct le Marie
sut0rise a lui choisir un rempia
can't temporaire. Ce remplacant
est Mr.. U. Legendre.
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NOTICE

The undersigned is now ready to collect
State aud Parish Licenses. Prompt pay
ment at his office will obviate costs and
penalties.
THEOPHlLE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff of Lafourche Parish
June 10Th, 1880.
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u,farmatiOn Locales.

Csest dams le Magasin B'eu,
...on peut Sc procurer les mar
.sandlses les plus fraiches ct a
ms;lleur marche.
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DRCaS.~oMme. j. &. Braud est
decNlee lundi malin,a SD residence
PRES de ThibOdauy apres nne ion
que ct dOnlourcuse maladia. La
defunte etait, une s9ur de Mr III.
L. Ledet.
Ses tunerallleS ont en- lieu au
cmiti6re de l'EgliSe ST. Joseph
aa mi|ien dun nombIeux coucourS
d'amis ct de commissioners.
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-Au M0gasia Blea, vous trou
verez la meiIleure qualita de chaus
sures, pour honmeS, danes ct en-
fants.
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RAyoU.-Le Bayou a legere
mont monte pendant cette semal
No ct les planteurs rizlcrs proh-
,pnt de la crue pour arrOser leur
ncOlteS.
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NOMINATION. Mr.. Theophile
qhibodaux, Went 'd'etre nomme
,b4rif dc la parOiSse LafOurche
N rempacement de Mr. l.. A.
Webre, demiSsiOnnairc.
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Avis a ceux que celia peut CON.
CerRer.

LIE nomm6 MARITIME Ourso lorsque i'6
ia parti dc chez Monsieur ROsemOnd Le-
Blanc, lie Dimanche Jnin Cnt.. porte con-
tire moi, propOs DIES Courses. des accusa-
:ions que je declare calomnienses ct aux
quelles je donne le dement, le plus formel.
j. Il. AUCOIN.
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soRr1E.-Demain matin, a Fheu
.habituelle, les POmpiers Protcc
~, No. g. feront jouer leur pompe
.yapeur.
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-Celni qui a besoin dun suit
confectionne scion les regles de
Part, Il MA Qu'a s:adresser au Ma
sAsin BieU.
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-Si vOus vOulez acheter un
Don chapeau. a bon marche, allez
au Hagdsin Bleu.
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EXCURSION. - Les personnes
qui desirent voir le grade parade
Militaire qui doit avoir lieu lie 4
Juliet la Nouvelle-Orleans, fe
ront bien de Sc joindre IA l'excur
sion faite ce jour la par la compa
gnie des Echeiles- Home Hook
and Ladder No. LIE train par
tira a 5 heureS du matin du depot
de Thibodaux, s'arrGtera Il la sta
ton Terrebonne, IA Lafourche Cros
sing ct Raceland ct de ia, cont
nuera jusqu'a la Nouvelle>Or>
leans.
Prix de l'Excursion, aller ct re
tour; $3.50.
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PLANT d'<bEeANGERS.

Les personnes d6sirant acheter du plant
d'orauger yOudront bien s'adressera Victor
Page, cutoff QUA II. III. Michclet, Thibo
daux.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
Unanswered Invitations.

There is form of incivility of which
ladies are very often guilty, which is so
very annoying to their friends that it
may not be amiss to call attention to it
and point out how exceedingly incon-
venient it is-we allude to the habit of
not answering notes as soon as they are
received. 1t is generally done from
idleness and q habit of shirking trouble,
though, as the answer must ultimately
be written, it is hard to see what exer-
tion is saved by not writing it at the
proper time. OF the inconvenience to
the lady who sends the note of not re-
ceiving the answer she requires, no one
seems TO think. To take a very famil-
lar instance: A lady wishing to give a
small dinner sends out six nOtes-in-
viting twelve people-by a servant, de-
string him to ask for answers; but the
chances are that he will return TO her
without any-"the ladies said they
would send" If they do so, well and
good, though it would be more polite if
they returned the answers in the man
ner desired; but, as most hOstesses can
sOTTOwfully affirm, they often have to
wait two and sometimes three DAYS be-
AOLG u lGPly 10 NOuIhnhANu W llEllls
Perhaps the offenders can hardly realize
how unpardonably rude such conduct is /;
some err from want of thought; but we
fear there are some who labor under
the delusion that it is fine" and in
creases their Importance to keep people
waiting. The inconvenience to the
unfortunate hostess can hardly be ex-
aggerated. Rooms are not elastic, and,
having asked the quantity of people,
she can ask no more until she knows
that some of those invited, as is gener-
ally the case in most parties, cannot
come. Every day she is kept waiting
lessons the time for inviting others,
and as some people are so foolish as to
be offended if invited at short notice,
her party is spoiled, either by being
smaller than she intended, or by her
being obliged to ask, not those whom
she thinks will suit best, but those with
whom she is sufficiently intimate to
give very short invitation T.
Home Journal.
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PeculinritIes ofRocky Mountain Trout.

Before sunrise we were up and ready
for business. We stood on the bank of
the beautiful Platte River, which is sup
piled by the melted snow on the noun
tains, as clear as crystal and ss cold as
ice, and drank in the beauties of the
grand panorama which surrounded us,
before making the first cast. Far to
the west. pillared against the sky like
thunder heads on the eve of an approach
ing storm, arose the Snowy Range or
Great Divide, while to the right and
left arose, almost perpendicularly,
thousands of feet high, the walls of
the canyon; rough, rugged and pic
turesque, past all power Of description.
The Norway spruce and fir trees filed
the air with aromatic fragrance, and
we stood transfixed and almost forget
full of our purpose when a splash
brought us back to earth, and in a
moment two fly rods made quick
movements, and four flies dropped
like snow flakes on the water
There was an instant of suspense,
and then the water around those flies
seemed to be literally alive with trout,
each eager for the supremacy. We
each landed a pair, and as 1 stopped
down to unhook my beauties l could not
have been more surprised iftwO mack
erel had been there instead of trout.
1 had taken speckled trout in New
England, New York, Pennsylvania
and the Lake Superior country and
had never seen trout like this, and in
fact had never read or heard of them.
Instead of the small carmine specks
of the SdlnlO fo1tindlis we found larger
ones, almost black, and nearly all Of
them situated back of the middle, and
growing more frequent as the caudal
fin is approached, until its extremity is
almost covered with them. These spots,
1 at first glance, look abnormal, and one
! is almost induced to think them par
asitic until closer examination shows
their true character. Along the lateral
line from the gill covers back two
thirds of the way is located diamond
shaped, through not very well defined,
salmon colored spots, these being quite
bright in some individuals, and nearly
| wanting in others. On the under side
of the gill covers bright vermillion
strip extends nearly the whole length,
this being probably the most distinctive
marking Of the fish. The flesh is
white, instead of salmon colored, and
as delicate and finely favored as any
SalnlO tontindlis that ever swan.
We took but few fingerlings, and
none weighing over pound, but our
take was quite uniform, running from
quarter to half pound. Further
down the river, in the foot hills, fifteen
or twenty miles above Denver, they
take them with live bait which weigh
from five to ten pounds, but we We're
informed that the larger ones viii
seldom or never rise to a fly, and our
experience would lead us to the same
conclusion, as larger ones than we
basketed made feints at our flies, but
would not make genuine rise.-Cor.
Chicago Field.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
TO IN EARLR YEsLr1Nr


Sweet starhowor from your couch OF gree
You lift face Of modest mien;
You wear no robe Of lordly rod,
You're not the violetgarlanded,
You vaunt not puppies regal hue,
Nor smile with charma Of heavenly blue
Your slenderst a. only dlght
With one fair whorl OF pureut white.
And suits your humble hue the place
To which you lend such lightsOmo Rraoo.
For not on garnleh lawn or height
Opens your bosom 20 the light
But where the fOOt-pnth Wlndeth lone
Down crnRgy cliffs with MOSES grown;
where fern leaves wave and lichena creep
Hiding the visage Of the steep,
Ando'er the toOd that hastcneth BY
The old oaks lift their arms on high
Ihore doth II please you Etil to dwell,
Deep in the dim, seuuestered dell.
Erect you stand 10 clusters sweet,
Aud nod and turn glance to meet;
Yet shyly trembles all your frame,
As tearing cen glance 20 claim,
And lain to veil your bashful eye
FROM curious gaze Of passers by,
Yet tain 70 stay, on all who come
10 pour the treasures Of your bloom.
Oh, may we all as gently live,
Content, whatever fortune give;
NJ not enthruned ON worldly height,
Then making some dim valley bright
BY showing free to all, TO each,
That Cheerfulness the star-tOwers teach
S. S. Times.