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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-19

A CousH, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results ID
an inCnrable lung disease OF consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disof.
der the stomach like cough syrups and
balsams, but act directly on the inhamed
parts, allayiug irritation, give relief ID
Asthma, Bronchitib, Coughs, Catarrh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject TO. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial Troches have
been recommended by physicians, and al.
ways give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant Use fof
nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies oil the age. Sold al rs cenlS
O box evervwhara. TTHBw
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Exclusion To Niagara Falls, via. Balti.
more 4 Ohio, Tuesday, August 23d, 1881.
Excursion train will leave Wheeling Of
.9:05 A. N, city time, arriving ct Nlaeara
Falls st7A. NJ. Wednesday, August gath,
Returning leave Niagara Falls at 8 p. N.
Thursday, August 25th. Round trip from
Wheeling 50 so For particulars see small
bills.
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Movements or Ateannboats-LevSS EOtt
Afd Gossip
The marks last evening indicated barely
twenty.six inches oil water In the channel
and falling.
The Science arrived laie yesterday and
stopped over until to-day,
Only The lighlest packets are able 10
run, and the Indications are that they will
soon be compelled 10 stop.
PiTTsBURGtf August 49, River 2 inches
below Gero, and stationary. Weather
clear aud pleasant
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Have you found The key TO perfect health
and strength tits Kidney Wort, The only
remedy that overcomes Of once the inActlon
Of the kidneys and bowels. II purilles The
blood BY cleansing The system Of foul humon
and by giving strength 10 the liver, kidneys
and bowels 10 perform their regular functions.
See displayed advertisement. NNfAW
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Hurr.. aliis lamp aIss,inE.

Special train for Burr's Mills Camp, via.
Baltimore 4 Ohio, will leave Wheeling
Sunday, August 2lst, .at 740 A, H., city
time, and Bellaite al 1850 A. H., Columbus
time, arriving al Butt's Mills al 9:25 A. ".
Returning leave Butf's Mills Of 4:50 p. n.
Round trip 81 10. Round Trip tickets on
sale August 18th 10 25th.
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ATLANTIC HOTEL, OvE : y a V ID
A M III tsr,IIty iGo tIqtt, !t1of IN 4, ~
Nv impioVtmtSU y la4 ,,,''SS ,SISf.Sf oits
s s1,lio e x iTo M BiitSo 'GS' = 5, ~
SvS,y day sIttP, s,'aldl, ~ <, iii 70 Is, n.
s,SiTSt' a T. ~ 6sil .aofIPlSSi, pa IN
br , Tnmi q 70 P.IId,y . BGEI y
VGSf. For Circular, la adiTEy pysehH1 -
CbiSi ClsfI, Of JOHN TRACY F'''
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Mr. n. ]. MoRaAN, New River, Va,
says that his wife having suffered for q
long while with rheumatism was induced
10 try II. JACOBS OIL, and 1t gave almost
instant relief aud had most happy effect
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HN1WI Nl5W5NIWNWH HNVNUIWt
Fhs following shows the range Of the
thermometer, a. observed at schnepFS
drug store. Opera tIouae corner:
1850 1851.
IA Observation-Disclosures
II IS 81 % 81 80 90 10
WEATHER INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON, y. O., August 10. Il A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, lalr weather, northeaslefly winds,
generally shifting 10 southerly, lower
pressure.
Fotthe Lower Lake Regions, warmer,
fair weather, falling barometer, followed
by local rains, shifting to southerly winds.
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Refined and educated women will some
times suffer In silence for years from kidney
diseased, or consti patton and piles, which could
easily be cured by package Of Kidney.Woft
THERE'S hardly woman 10 be found that doel
not OF some time suffer from some Of the die
eases lof which thl1 great remedy y specific
II 70 put up Ia liquid and dry forms, equally
efilcient-Spfingfeld Union. MRiAW
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IT Is generally conceded that the majority
Of diseases ara accompanied by faulty diges.
ton. No remedy has before been discovered
which has 30 beneficial an lnfence a. FelloWS
Syrup Of HypophUsphitss
Fellows Hypophosphites in chronic conStipa,
ton, JOHN D. Moons
NWtAw Forest City, Montana,
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HOLD fast to that which lie good. Acme
Baking Powder, the best Of the age. Every
CAT guaranteed TO give satisfaction,
and don't you forget It. 9..
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pUBLlU SALE
W THE
FAIR GIIOUNDs'
On Wheeling island.

ia pursuance Of resolution bdoblt4 " ~
h0ltera Of The North Wet vlfglnh AgTtt. W
elety, Al 4 meelltg held 10 The ely o. w
The bib day Of July, 1881, The u5dsf'ishA W.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ", lNl, d.
comm epelnE al 10 o'tlOck A. N q ihs Wy =
zoe court HOUSE u bhIO county, WEI We. W.
eeed " aell al public auction, 70 ihe w.
hist bidder, The real Lale an AePuflshII,ys y
b. Inc pald North West ViIGlhlA Aph..tst
tiety, situated on Wheeling lsIAtd' 800 t''''
Fair tiFeundS. ...,.-.,..,a ~
acres and ID one Of the most dttifiele III 's.t
ID or near 10 thetity Of wheeling hsla' ~
tnade 10 the following dttdI iof l0ailol{i ~,
and quantity Of land Oftfed VIi ae,S n
r, Riosa aud oiheft to hid Arit, l. M ~
beAIibE date the 18th diy o. hONsmst' ~ y NJ
corded 10 Detd BOOK No. S. Pag1 ~ IsIA
records Of Ohio county Wtsi VlY'aI Z ~
made by joseph Klrths,nnei AnI I p.k,TrI q
eIeky, beating date The tth d6y \! ~ D ~
Sid ieeofdtd IL DEED BOOK NO ~ PE
land records 81 aid Ohio tounlI il. ,,,,h,s ~
1ERaI OF BALE-Ons-t q ll W. ". hBJil
70 be pad 10 raIh on the az o. ~ i..v =. nstlB :
two egull inItAlImenu a. hi w ~ iS,s,st d Is
ipSoiixOlJ, from Day Of ~ we s.1,,I'i ibs No.
S.G! s, az y - atilietodiy pegrd ~
X XII maj 10 be iVlllned uh lhs ,.,I,si u
~ M baSg bSen pSId 10 fall bot 10, Nv sufio
nj an ia Az 4 ale iht shoIe q , w, ~
rrSSnSv an n much more than Ihe opV''"'
4 Ne may elect 70 70 pay, L., l.il.,,J 10 h pm
fhe Ute 10 Tbs properly " r q. RARs
Ep. CHRlstHISi AGen' '0' b.
AuylioHRaY
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BoARD or EDUCArIoN.
Regular Monthly Meeting Last Night
Routine BusInesS.

Regular Monthly Meeting Last Night.
Routine BusIBesS.
The BoRrd Of Education met In liz
rooms last night, in regular monthly
meeting. No business oil more than or.
binary interest was transacted.
The Committee on Accounts recon.
mended the payment Of bills aggfegating
500 OF, which Recommendation was
adopted. 81
Superintendent Birch presented the
following communication, which was re-.
ceived and placed on tile: v "..'
WHEELING, August IS, 1881.
To he Board Of Education.
GRNrtRMRN.-Thave received from Hon.
B. l.. Butcher, State Superintendent OF
Free Schools, communication under
date OF August 9th, 1881, giving notice
that the amount Of the diatflbutabe
school fund 10 the credit Of The City OF
Wheeling for the year beginning July Let,
1881, and ending June 30th, 1889, IL nine
thousand three bundled and eighty.six
dollars and ftty.three cents (t9, 1886 53l,
the basis Of the disttiLuLion being The
enumeration oil 1880, which gave az the
total number oil youth In the city Of
Wheeling 10, 9O3.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN N. BiRcH,
Superintendent.
The annual statement BY the clerk Of
the condition Of the city's school funds,
waa read 10 the Board and ordered spread
upon the minutes prior to its publication
10 the newspapers Of the city.
The bids for furnishing books and sup.
plles for teachers and INDECENT pupils
were opened by the clerk, read to the
board, aud referred 10 the committee on
text books with power 10 act.
Tbs commissioners oil CLAY distfiCt re.
ported the teachers for the schools oil that
district, which were approved. The liAt
has been published In our columns.
On motion Of Mr.. ]. A. Miller Miss
Matte Ofowl was confirmed q teacher OF
the lowest room In Union district. This
10 an additional appointment.
The jahitors' salary In the Eighth ward
was raised TO s. 90 from q, the Anilot 10
furnish btooms, aud the rent Of The
rooms In the German church In the
Eight ward was raised from s. 10 Si2,
MI. Atkle offered q resolution AhthofiG.
Ing the clerk to have q telephone put in
the office Of the board, which was
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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For sale-valuAbls City property.
. TO ll0aa on Long Time Money.
lIollidaySbufg, Pa, Seminary.
Sheriff & Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
Loot Watch.
ssasidsB-J. L. Rhees.
Proposals Head OF Local.
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A aandA, on ihs humlaIl Otths Ail4Eh.

II you wish 10 enjoy cool mountain
btee1ee and delightful scenery, take 10 the
cheap Pan Handle excursion 10 Otesson
Springs. Tickets sold each each Saturday
At the rate Of IS for round trip. Tick.
etc good to return until following Monday.
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BURR's Mills CAMP GROUND,
THuRsDAY. Is. 1891.

| AhUmDhII TO- 1851.
An interesting prayer meeting was held
last evening at $3.50 O'Clock, followed BY
sermon by Rev. slutz, Of gainesville Cir.
cult, from Mat. iii1O. Just before this
sermon the Presiding Elder very plainly
gave To understand that the rules would be
strictly enforced, and where more than
one was found In tent during preaching,
without good reason, The surplus would
be escorted, by o committee sent for that
purpose, 10 the place Of meeting. This
announcement served TO materially In.
crease the congregation. The sermon they
listened 10 was very earnest one deliver.
ed by Q very earnest man. After re-.
sume Of the decline OF The Jewish Church.
Upon their neglect 10 bring their lithes 10
the Lord, he showed very wildly wherein
the Christian CHURCH might and does anf.
Ter ID the Rame way and Tor The same faa.
son ahen closed with an eloquent appeai 10
those present 10 at once bring 10 Nc Lord
their Llthes Of service and love.
Alter the sermon constellation meet.
Ing was held. conducted by Rev. Conkle,
Of g. Clairsville. An Invitation was ex.
tended 10 the young men Of The couRfeRa.
lion 10 tarfy alter the dismissal, IL order
10 organize some work among them espec
tally, but not one responded, ID posi-.
Bile that the young men on this camp
ground are. utterly Indifferent to their own
beat intereat7 There seems 10 be no work
among the young people Of either sex,
What is needed is some, one Of BuffiClent
character To come forth and lead the way,
Let 90 have young peoples meetings.
This morning rose blight aud clear a
ever, aud early the people we're asIif. Al
$3.50 prayer and class meeting was held,
under the supervision Of Pfoi. Bfush, OF
Mt Union College. These are the meet.
insS Of the day, AT l0:30 Rev. Conkie
preached from "Why do the healhen Fa9e
aud the people imagine 4 vain thina?"
The childfen's meeting al 1850 was led
BY Rev. Henthotn and addressed by Rsye,
Uonkle and Gledhill. We must be allowed
TO criticize these meetiugs little. The
singing for one thing. Where are our
familiar childten's songs. "JesuS loves
me thie know" II Am 90 clad that
JESUS loves me-" and many others, Ia. |
htead OF hymns with difficult tunes and !
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HorEL ARRIVALS.
sT. JAMES HOTEL.

" snOdUaIS, New Mar. N D snolgraiS New Mar.
unayiile tlhIVIllo
BAtah GorlOy, New Mar. b PoatleWlIt, New Mar.
tinIVllls tlnsyill0
LemllteFs, New Mar. 8 J Deeds, " Alexander
tlnsville Mln J y Rodgers, West
Mes1E Refill and Hen. Liberty
dficIS, Littleton TT Martin, RaVensVOOd
II O Ksmple New Mar. n Mcdonnell, Cleveland
NnlTlS ] D briggs, W0adIhold
David Okoy, W0odShBld W A lIHin, 9teubenVillO
u II Butlef, Chicago B Barrier, Philadelphia
W Barton, Cincinnati 7 Flynn, Philadelphia
Cbal Baldwin, Ohio Ellhu BGFk, Burton
0uMp, Burton Ellen Park, Burton
Q BurehI AoundIville Frud0Abefge Evansville
II II Mercer, Pan Handle Jas COty, West Alexander
q Cheenay, Ba o RR l. " Cousins, Baltimore
B Bars, PHILADELPHIA A W BARTON, & Hampton
N TAJIof, BalliDore Dr. A FGalnllro, city
] H L6rflmeF, New York Frank Smith, ZAneiyilie
T I TA,k, PlltsbuRh q y Peddieofd Baltimore
bolItefi Philadelphia W MITCHELL Columbus
Ada n NuEuln, v est y 7 Short, CIeyelAod
Liberty u Rodgers, Uelhlny
CaplAnd StoubehNlO Miss JOINS aud lister, Bleu-
= Gibson, city bepIille
" A Alcock, Baltimore J . BIitSnger, Mansfield
J A Reynolds, Newport r h RdRtlle, Newport Of
MELLON, ElllcUh lily " J Chmble, Bandulky
y Troll, LoulIVllle GIN MeCahan, Phila
Mfa DAYS, Marion MIS Frame, Marion
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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pROPOsALs.

,ORUFUSALb.
-.t.....- CLRRK'a OTHIcE,
BOARD OY CONHibSI'NKRs oH Oslo COUNTY,
WHRRLtNO, W. Va, AuE. IS, 1851
The contractor for macadAmiEing on Second DlvlI.
Ion lragRIVIle, Clinton Rnd Pot mac road, and iof
grading and masonry on South FnTk OIL short Greek,
haVlHg abandoned the work, thereby tOrielllng bis
contact, which L. hereby declared apnuiled. Pre-:
pOsAla ATB Invited for the completion oil the said
work, which will 10 Of Inc following character:
GOO cubic yAds Of matchmaking, to consist Of hard
blue Limestone, hrtken to pass through three inch
yards Nmbant ment, and 600 cubic yards brush aud
stone hp-TGp On Bou b FUTk short Creek.
AboNe 9uAntlties are only approximate.
Bids Will b. received At this ofies until Saturday
27th Inst, At i'm.
The Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any
Or all bids.
W. & SMITH, County Engineer. AuIS
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"wlNe OF oARpulg make. rosy
cheeks and clear compilations. @
For sale by Logan 4 %.
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An lNrRLliaTNCRR reporter was told
last night that the proposed race between
VIM. BfiCelAnd and Ed UlatoF was Of, and
that II was understood that ClAlor and
Boil had about agteed upon the terms for
another contest. II may be said that the
three handed race between ClAtof, Bfice.
land and Boil will not come Of
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GENERAL nn.,-

NGSTGISG N ( REDENPTI0Y ~
I'll ~. holden d lie v sSS,. Ds1.t s9SDS w
nhuled that bOndI nun ~ u1,G ". bonds M.
~, ~, o., h9Ie been drawn b. ~ y " sl,hs3
Lne PIo'ilioll d The dS,d " 'teOidlli'
WIZ VIZ nna Sill te PAID al tss I ps ssun,, \
vii M,nIs ol sSptSR.biT /, ISL, a, rsSPl'I vi :
w CEASE 70 bear interest, :" shigA ID, n.
~ A. ]. CLARVv
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DIssOLUTIoN NOTICE,


IN sS ~, = hereby given that he D,,,.lS
~ uinolIsd May 81, ISL, 4 A ~; AulC,,,
hs IN bliinei. has Ilnes beer. ~ VtSae9,1l,I M
y fSnauetsa ~ !. A. Thurb1F uDSs ~ sul lstT,E
aul7 D. rurn,
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KaoEs aad :O'HaaIOn 20 Row lover the
Lower Course.

KaoEs aad :O'HanIon to .IIowiOVer the
Lever Course
A race appears to have been mado al
last, in which Wheeling oasman 10 10
participate. The race is to come of over
the lower course here, and will probably
be rowsd OF the ftst Saturday In sepletn.
Der. Tbs contestants are August Knoke,
oil this city, and O'Hanlon, Of Mckees.
port, Pa Tie arrangements have not
yet all bsen definitely completed, but Il is
understood the stakes ara 10 be $3.50 a
aide, and knukB Ia to allow O'Hanlon $50
Tor expenses In coming here. 0'HAnlon
iaa small man, neatly OF Knoke's own
RlSe, and the ahtlcipRtions Of those in.
tetested In aquatic events are that the
match will be evenly contested and very
Interesting.
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Ghe 9ntelttaeuter.


0HsSsi ,Hoa. Is and n Fourteenth street
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uRY GOODS.
/. BLUM & BRO.
IIO4 and HOG Main Street,

S"S WV "
.-.- ...l
-.I t.' -
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-11-10
Costly Weddings.

Getting married in New York-that
is, getting married in anything like
style-costs money. A writer who has
given the matter considerable study an
nounces that in the city named q we'd
ding of 1000 guests, with ushers and
bridesmaids. exclusive Of bridal dress
and trousseau, ranges anywhere be-
tween Si,SO0 and $500. A thought
full father is said to have recently put
his intended son-in-law mp to clipping
with his daughter on the express ground
Of economy. 1t is better to slide Gus
into the rural districts where two dol
lars will amply requite Justice OF the
Peace for tying the knot just as secure
~ as it can be tied bv priest in cler-
ical robes. IL isn't near so much
trouble. either, to do this - it u 10
handle large party Of whits-kidded
citizens Of both sexes.
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land below-land which was not direct
y. harmed by the avalanche OF .stone-
So. in one way or another. the whole
valley has been injured beyond sll hope
Of repair. The loss in property viii
reach not less than 1900. 900 frames;
at the lowest estimate l2s people have
lost their lives. The State Eng ncers.
fearing further land slides. have for
hidden those who have escaped to re-
turn to the houses which rema n stand
ing. and in consequences more than 500
men. women and children who. bnt
few days ago were prosperous and we'll
TODD. are now almost withouta roof to
cover them. (SwitseriDsD Cor.
N. Y. Times.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-11-10
What . Cheap Cigar VIII Do.

The moral influence Of cigar Is
greater than that of the finest speech
delivered since the days of the Roman
Republic. No man should set out on
journey without providing himself with
at leas; fifty cheap cigars. those which
can be bought for two cents each are
just as good as those sold for dime,
and the gift Of one is rewarded with
just the same courtesy You are in
hurry to change trains and re-check
baggage. The checkman doesn't care
two cents whether you are left or not,
and the chances are that you would be
left but for the cigar. Edge up to him.
drop the cigar into his fingers and ask
him to re- check you to indianapolis and
YOU are fixed in six seconds. Hours
later. when he comes to sit down for q
smoke, he may remember your phiz
and bless it, but you are far away.
The brakeman on q passenger train
studies grufiness. You can't offer him
money nor ask him out to take q glass
of beer, but il you want to know exact
ly how long you have to wait at Han
over Junction, and how long it takes
you to run from there to Washington.
Just tender him q two-cent cigar. His
granite countenance will instantly melt
and run all over his face. and he will
feel himself bound to not only answer
all inquiries. but to tell you how to save
Or.nt;ca " '""' '"pP'' "
T;cIst ,oen,s in de,o,s h.vo !. s,e-oo-
,rnad cot 81 .rs,aIs .nJ !. 49,.
hresIs their nects m b.ve = man cnma
alone and AL som.,h;na naw The
";0as dodao xortS hoan,;s,,,,,, ~, ,,an'
aSnroach them with = sm;,s =. sr,smi ;
,ha ,vesJ and ohsarra. "u
..Sav oId fellow wha, do r,o.,a
ho-s 30 r,ota c,nso .onnac,;ou ,v;,h .ho
Er;s Of EIn;rsg, '"0
Ont cor,ss HE t;ms.t.bles and rail
wav on;de and he'll NOT only t;x ron ~
yo.. ~
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CENTENNIAL ODE.


The following is the Centennial Ode. written
by Pal II. Hayne. which was sung at the re-
cent Yorktown VA Centennial
To those transports of triumph-those rapt-
ures OF hope!
The voices Of main and of mountain COM
In glad resonance borne on the wings OF the
The bass y the drum and the trumpet that
Through the multiplied echoes of jubilant
And mark, how the years. melting upward
like mist,
Which the breath of some splendid enchant-
ment has kiss ID.
Reveal on the cccan. reveal on the shore.
The proud pageant Of conquest that graced
them of wore.
CHORUs.-whe e blended forever In love as in
fame.
Sec! the standard which stole from
the starlight its flame.
And type Of all chivalry, glory,
romance.
The fair lilies, the luminous lilies
OF Frame!
And the wid-whirling war-wrack half-stifed
the sun;
The founders or cannon that doomed on the
But re-echoed far thunders pealed up from
Where guarding his sea-iists-a knight on the
Bold lie Grasse kept at bay the bluff bulldogs
The day turned to darkness, the night changed
to fire.
stil more fierce waxed tho combat, more
In majestic advance, behold where they
Undimmed by the gloom-o'er the red battle
tide.
CHoRUs.-Those banners united in love and in
The brave standards which drew
from the starbeams their flame,
And type of all chivalry, glory, ro-
The fair lilies, the luminous lilies
OF Franco!
Norcspite! no pause! by the York's tortured
The gray Lion of England is writing in
blood,
CORVALLIS may chafe, and coarse Tarlton
As he sharpens his broadsword and buckles
his spur
This blade, which so oft has reaped Rebels
Shall now harvest for death the rude yeoman
Vain boasti for ere sunset he's flying in fear.
With the rebels he secuted close, close in the
The French on his flank hurl such voIleys of
shot
That cen Gloucester's redoubt must be grow
ing too hot
CHORus.-Thus welded in love, as united In
fame,
Lo! the standard that stole from the
starlight its flame
And type OF all chivalry, glory, rO-
The fair lilies. the luminous lilies
of France!
m porn;pg suror,, vhor Tho s,o,,o .oo,..a
See! the sundawn outbloom Ike the alchem
The last wreaths of smoke from dim trenches
Are transformed to glory that smiles on the
world.
JOY! joy. Save the wan, wasted front Of the
With his battle-fiaes furled and his arms trail
ing low,
Respect for the brave! In grim silence they
yield.
And in silence they pass with bowed heads
from the field.
Then triumph transcendantI So Titan Of
tone
That some vowed 1t must startle King George
on his throne.
CHoRrs.-o! welded in love, as united in
fame,
See! the standard that stole from
the starlight its flame
And type OF all chivairy, glory, ro-
The fair lilies, the luminous lilies
of France.
v.
When Peace to her own timed the pulse ofthe
And the war-weapon sunk from the war.
weariei hank
Young Freedom, upborne to the height of the
goal
She had yearned tor so long with deep travail
OF soul
song Of her future raised, thrilling and
clear,
I'LL the woods leaned TO hearken. the hill
slopes TO hear.
Yet, fraughr with all magical grandeurs that
gieAm
On the heros high hope or the patriots
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When Peace to her own timed the pulse of Il
land
And the war-weapon sunk from the wa
weariei hank
Young Freedom, upborne to the height of tb
goal
She had yearned tor so long with deep trava
of soul
A song Of her future raised, thrilling an
clear,
I'LL the woods leaned to hearken. the hi
slopes TO hear.
Yet, fraught with all magical grandeurs tn,
CLEAN
On the hero's high hope or the patriot
dream,
What Future, tho bright, in cold shadow sha
cast
The stern beauty that haloes the brow Of Ii
Past!
CHoRUS.-O. welded in love as united 1
fame
See, the standard that stole frol
the starlight its flame,
And type of all chivalry, glory, n
nance
The fair lilies, the luminous Lille
Of France,