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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01

4 new switch engine commenced
work at the EantA Fe yard Thursday
eveninC
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01

Mr.. o. ,. sa9yeF has moved into the
Tylsr house. farmassy aosnpied by z. z.
Holnes.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01

school dIuir,zi No. g nsds Tei1sus
Of bonds Esidsg.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01
qhs4ugpri. N.ns.

TAUMsDAY. sEPTEMBER !. Issi.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01

menciag at sW cor OF ne qr, time
g 81 rods, thence to Rhodes,
land, themes " IS rods, thence s
to beginning ..... .........
IS acres in sc or of sw or. common
cling at Sc cor Of sw or. thu Eae n
80 rods. thence " l6 rods. thence
sis rods, thence " "a rods, thDce
10 line, thence g 81 RODS to be-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01

EmpoTia Township.
SW or less 10 acres TO " Wells
80 acres In sc or com at &C cor OF sc
or, thence n l6g rods, W 90 rods,
$50 rods, g GO reds to beginning.
DIV Ut
40 acres in ne Or. All OF ne or lying
n of Neosho River, less that part
decided to II Tiffany -
Com At sW cor of q piece OF land
decided 10 P. B. Plumb by A Gil
HIT, thence n "a rods to center Of
Neosfo River. thence up Neosho
River until il strikes line run
ming west at = cottonwood tree
16 rods west of beginning, thence
l6 rods to beginning .-
| b7X acres in ne or
| 10 8 100 acres In ne or .........
Is acres in ne Or, com at sW cor of
M of ne or, thence along center
line n 12 deg, Is min. " Il chains
TO walnut stake, thence ncrth So
deg mine l2.S5 chains to stake,
thence IL deg Is min. G ID cn'nS
TO red elm stake on line OF n y,
thence S 70 deg 81 min W l2S 81
| chains to beginning .
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01

~ ~
mencinR IS a-5 rods W OF ne cor.
Of Sc or, thence 20 rods, thence
W67 7-5 rods, tn n 50 rods, IN e
50 rode TO beginning. except
ing 81 acres to A. 7. & s. FIR. 10
Tea acres In ne or, commencing 30
rods Of ne cor Of ne or, section
z, thence 20 rods, thence W 50
rods, thence 20 rods, thence
east 50 rods 70 BEGINNING. 49,. 10
Sc Of, except IS feet OF " side and
One and one-half acres to school
district No. S3.......... 10
Three acres OF sW or of ee ar Of
sw or, being all Of chaa. Of
HeoshO river Observation-Disclosures. 10
Fifteen acres Of SW or ofsW or, all
Of sW or ofsW Or, except = acres
sold % Hay and fOuHR ... IL
8 = Of y OF nv or of sW qr.. I8
Five acres IN SW or, commencing
- rods Of BY cor. OF SW az.
thence Is rods. e ~ 40 rods,
thence - rods thence " - Sc
Ne or Of sE qr except sores for
Eoar rods vide on n side OF Sc or ~
s: !: s: = : =. : J. !. { ]: !:
Five acres OF se or. 4 OF fol-
lowing: Commencing Rt sW cor.
SS Or, tAence " on line Il chains.
thence 6 deg e, s Sc ck8iHs 70
oak tree, thence 90 deg e, 5 30
c1Atas 20 OGk Sree, thence liz
deg, - about II iO-lG0 chains 70
sec line. thence W On sec line
chains 20 beginning. 49, - - /
Sc qIof 89 fY.-.....--...-.-. %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

Buy your furniture from frat bands. You
can do so and save money by calling ON
Union City Furniture company, GIL Elm
street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
atmospheric change FOrecasted by {"
western Philosopher.
From the Burlington IlawEeye.

From the Burlington llawReye.
It ia an easy matter TO forecast the wealth
or ike Professor Tee and Mr.. Nennor, ii
people will only give their minds to it. By
closely rea'ing and studying the predictions
of these good weather breeders, wo have
deJuced the following rules by which they
maze all their forecasir-hindcast of the
weather are not made until next day.
An intensely blue sky indicate,a tempora.
ry absence of clouds. Under Other cIrcum
STAGES, Rgsin, an intensely blue sky Indicates
"A tornado.
When woman leaves piece OF soap Oh
the stairs where her husband will tread upon
Tit is dead suro sign Of a storm.
When the sun rises behiud bank Of
clouds and tho clouds hang low behind the
huriz IN and all over Too sky, and ,hb ar
fecls damp. and there is h tlnG dri2zling mist
blowing, thu Indications are that thcro will
he rain somewhere il tho United States or
Canada.
Whom IL begins to thunder look out ior
lightning
When man gets up in tho night and feels
along tho top pautry ahtlt IN lhe dark aud
knooks the BIG square bottle without any
label down TO tho floor and breaks 1t, il Is II
sign there Is going to DO dry spell until OF
s clock in the morning.
When the spring millinery openings are
advertised look for bright sunny weather all
around the house, with treacherous Gains
aud rising barometer, indicative of sudden
tempesls and mean temperature.
Whan tho oraJIa hauina tn uihrnia with ~
regular, spasmodic motions about ] o'clock
in the morning, look out for signals aud try
to remember where you put the paregorc
tho last time you used ii.
When the youngest boy In tho family
GENES homo three hours after school hours
with bis hair wet and his shirt wrong side
out, look out for spanking breeze.
To see the head of the family feeling in his
right hand pocket. then in tho left hand
pocket, then in all his vest pockets, then in
his hip pocket thea in his coat pockets, and
then looking NJ tho ceiling, indicates no
change
An unusually large number olspidCrs pre-,
sages very mild or very Opon winter rs
the case may Ds.
1.-THE cora husks Gre Se Y thick tie winter
will be colder than the summer.
If the corn busks aro very thin the sum
NOR will DO warmer than the winter.
If the corn husks nro neither too thin nor
too thick tho summer will DO wsrm and the
winter cold.
If the weather prophet predicts q rainy
season and it happens TO rain away ont in
Calaveras county, and it is rs dry M bone
all over tho rest Of America, this rain must
be got down to the credit OF tho weather
breeder, and all tho dry time counts for
nothing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
From tho Fort Worth Advance.

MCKINNEY, TEN August 49, lSSl.
Editor AdyancC-Iour paper of the
27lh contained communication signed Bel
ton, from which il appears that the people
of Bell county and many Of the southern and
western counties are supporting Lampasas
for tho university on account o. i,s being n
healthier and moro central place than any
other town or city in nomination.
ind the same to bs tho
casa hero siuCe Llmpssns began
TO make known her advantages. Within III,
last two week sh0 has made large gains hero
ADD somcot Mckiuueye active mcn arO taking
M Interest in securing the vote Of this county
for hAmpasas solely upon tho ground TINT II
would be crime W locate Tho university 1T
Austin smidst its crime aud dssi.
oation and that 10 locate il in u
sckly place ike Tyler or Waco would be
Iucatiog II whore tho pSrtntS would DO un,
willing to sand their children. Preferences
that We may have for this or that city should
DO laid aside and tho university should bo lC-
Gated III place that is healthy
and irfo from Immoral iplu-
cnres. liNmpasas is tho only such
place in nomination that has any show for
success, and tNOse interested in having M
institution that will be credit to Texas
should vote for LAmpasas, Sho will get n
good vote here on account Of Macy of our
oltHNns having Visited IL aud know of liz briug
= location we'll adapted for an educational in.
slitution. COLLIN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
Valuable Property for
SALE

Lots 7, d, 9, and west halt0f 9, block 1879
corner OF Commerce and Preston streets, good
small house, uut-hUuses large C'siern, 1870 letl
on commerce street. o. feet deep % Alley
Price, u, 600.
Lott and 2, blrck 20 70 81 fert, front on
Commerce street. 30 lcyt on alley "d 90 ct
deep, Gomez oi Commerce and IL = G lail
road reservation. Three cabins On the lot.
Price $3.50.
We-t huifof lots, 81 ok no, north side Of
Main str et, p by ~ feet. near klwiin'S
house, and la rear Of Or. A lens Crug stOrd;
small c bin on it, Price $3.50.
East half eliot Il, block TO- q ?, south side OF
Elm street, p 10y 100 ot,iuluodiug blacksmith
shop. Price, 5000.
Central railroad, south II Elm street, 81 feet
front running back IN shape OF a Triangle,
box house on II. Price $1,000.
Five-eighths Of 40 acres less 30 feet, right Of
way OF Central raj road across the track, in
Guiding house, well AID three sn MI houtrH.
The house, belong 10 the occupants ana the
pump to O. Nriil,l aud will not be sold Price
$1,000,
aud lIaav da s-tr,ets lyO ting 80 teet on -wss
aud MIRANDA nd ITO feet On Hawkins. Price
$500.
Lot 10 IN bio L ~ On the south side ~ Main
| and 81 wb-t If Lloyd street 5NNltO feet ami
! dwelling house thereon Price sG00.
Lots IN block lI2 GumWrror siruet,jJNlOD 70,
| In rear of lot 70, unIve The two "a ending
| through FROM Mia 10 Commerce r.lce $50 for
| blth Ict, SS3i
The utitato Gli t.r yh.vo property are be-
| he. ed 10 he Uerlrct, rad win be- warranted
| generally by the re.iduafy leseteeg Of 4. H..
| shepherd
rerma ut SBie;-O c-tnird cash, une-third In
| ak months, unc-ihlid In twelve
months, notes with ton pes cent. interest
| lfOm date, aud deed of trust on property sold
| 10 secure payment, Purchasers may pay
money at any time and stop interest,
The property with ho sold to settle and par-
| tltion the estate according to tbs will aud the
| power of attorney from the legateos
u. HUNT,
| fact tor legateea.
| August 49, ISL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
NJ, T, MORGAN, u. W. MILAN
Hot Spnngs Arkansas,
SUMTER HOUSE,
NJ T. MORGAN,
D. W. MILAN

MORGAN " MILAN, Props.
This holar, beng conveniently located TO
bath houses and surrounded by beautiful
shade trees, Is unsurpassed by nny hotel in
tho valley AZ homo for sick aud wUaried;
having all the modern improvements, such
"a gas telephone, etc u. w. Milan il
formerly of Dallas, Texas, and will DO pleased
to soc his many friends and Scquainteuces,
uid will take great pains that their wishes
s'o gtstGod. Have your baggage cheCkod,or
Hot Springs railroad 10 Sumpler house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

The Ssszt Hope snd Bohemian Bar IL,
Of Which Conrsd's Budweisos is made,
tho finest which can DO had In tho world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 ir
cultivation; hvc scls of tenant houses with
now bos dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
promises, Nine miles north Of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot
and some three miles east of Carrolton de-
pot 0ne Of the beat black land plantations
in tho west, Price low; terms 10 suit pur.
chaser. For further information, apply TO
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

Valuable Plantation for Sale,

silk and cashmere, NJ NJ. Rosenthal " Co..
corner Elm and Poydras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

NOTICE
Tho mn !crslgned will recciyn sealed bids fer
IN" following urtiticcre' work and material to
he done aud delivered ON
hnpiIIDNhL RuILlLEfG

To the state Lunatlo Asylum, NJ Austin, Tex
~, VIA tOrcNCuSA'iug AID CDUCroii ., ana
for br aud briCN having, sorry and cut
stone l;a, wrought sud cas, lTpu work,
carper ems aud juuel1' WORK, hardware,
locks, &C. plStrIS WORK, slate ruonpg, tin
anr aalv nis,d !rnl work, and the painting
ings, schc lulcs aud specifications on die with
It's In Austiu.
Blds wit I've received for eh ch trade separate.
~, and iOr the cattle work, stating the Coz for
each ira
bidders viii required To give bond nt the
ruteol 2lpor cent. gu the cost oil the work let
to Them
Gids will he received until the 18Th day OF
September 1851. nc 10 u'clocg, u IN. The right
iv reserved "a aneud uc I, jrot any orGil hlds.
By order uftho BOerd oi Managers,
ANDREW ARiHA n WAHRt NBERGFR.
Architects and Ciyil Engineers,
Austin, NUgust n, 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

girls, tie eldest being twelve and the young
ets OF vet three, compose her retinue. one
moves abou. ia dreamy sort Of way, seldom
miuglng with the other guests or engaging
With them IN conveustion. Even when ~
the society OF intimate friends, several oil
whom are at the same hotel, she seduiousiy
.voids all references TO Der domestic d!ilcui'
tips
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
Huntsville Female College,
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA


Tt5 thirty-secOnd year begins Auguet 3lst,
A acre healthy location cannot bs found
e college was never in more prosperous
condition A fll faculty ofthorough teachers;
splendid buildings, ana complete outfit for
al departments, literary music, languages and
art, Offers the highest advantages A de-
delightful home for pupils Prices reduced to
suit 10 the times. Special rduoementso offered,
For terms and new catalogues, address
Rev, A. Il JONES, A. NJ, Pres
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
Frizes, Coquettcs
And hair switches, tho styloa ct A A Pear
sons

just received at A. Il h. Mi,ten,halst .ree
hundred dozen genps wbiIs aud co.Jred
shirts, At all prices.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31
Thumbs.

Baltimore Every Saturday.
IF anybody will look carefully at the
end of his thumb, he will find that the
surface is ridged with little threadlike
ranges Of hills, wound round and
round in tiny spirals. IF he viii take
a magEifying glass and examine them
closely, he will find that there is a
great deal of individuality in the way
which these are arranged. No two
thumbs in all the world are exactly
alike. The miniature mountain
ranges are fixed and decided as the
Alps or the Sierras, the geography Of
the thumb as unmistakable. The
Chinese have made use Of this fact for
establishing q rogue's gallery. When
ever a criminal Is examined by the
law an impression Is taken Of his
thumb. Smeared with q little lamp
black, partially wiped and then press
ed down on q piece Of white paper, an
engraving OF the thumb Is made and
kept in the police records. 1t serves
just the same purpose which IS served
by our photographing our burglars
and pickpockets. The accused can
be identified with great certainty
Nothing short Of mutilation or burn
ing the thumb can obliterate its feat
ures. Sometimes a ghastly proof Of
guilt IS furnished; q murderer red
handed with crime, may touch his fin
gers end upon white wall, and 80
leave in the color of his guilt photo
graph on the accusing wall. His sig
nature is left just as unmlstakab!Y as
If be had signed the bond Of his iniqui-
ty, and thus great crimes have been
brought to light, and deeds Of blood
naa6c 10 tell their own story.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31
Things Money Can't De.

Some boys and glrls have an idea
that money can do almost anything;
but this is a mistake. Money, it is
true, can do a great deal, but it can.
not DO everything. I could name you
a thousand things it cannet buy Il
was meant for good, and it is a good
thing to have; but all this depends on
how it is used. If used wrongly, it is
an injury rather than a benefit. Be
yond all doubt, however, there are
many things better than it is, and
which it cannot purchase, no matter
how much We may have of 1t.
II q man has not good education,
all his money will never buy it for
him. He can scarcely ever make up
his early waste of opportunities. He
may say, as 1 have heard of men
saying, 1 would give all l have if ]
had only had a good education and d
well-traiaed mind" but he will say il
in vain. His money alone can't OBJ
tain it.
Neither viii wealth itself give 8
man, or a woman, good manners.
Nothing, next TO good morals and
good health, is Of more Importance
than easy, graceful, self-possessed man,
ners. But they can't be had for mere
money.
A man who is what is called
"shoddy," who has not taste and cor.
rect manners will never buy them
though he would, no doubt, like it
They are not to be had In the market.
They are nowhere for sale. You
might as well try 20 buy tne sky, OF
clouds, or sunbeams.
Money can't purchase a good con,
science. If a poor man, OF a boy OF
girl-anyone has a clear conscience
that gives off tone ike a sound bell
when touched by the hammer, then be
sure he is vastly richer than tie mil,
lionaire who does not possess such a
good conscience. Good principles are
better than gold. All the gold Of
Golconda couldn't buy them for q man
who hasn't them already.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31
What Constitutes Marriage In New York

The New York Court of AppeaIs,
through Judge Folger, has lately
clearly defined what constitutes 4 mar
riage contract in that State:
"By the law of this State, man
and woman who are competent to
marry each other, without going before
minister or magistrate, without pre-
vious public notice given, with no form
or ceremony, civil or religious, and
with no record or written evidence Of
the act kept, and merely by words of
present contract between them, may
take upon themselves the relation of
husband and wife, and be bound to
themselves, to the State and society as
such; and if after that the marriage is
denied, proof Of actual cohabitation
as man and wife, acknowledgment and
recognition of each other TO friends
and acquaintance and the public as
such, and the general reputation
thereof, Will enable the court TO pre-
sumo that there was in the beginning
an actual bona fide marriage"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31
" edding-Pin Lore.

Among the superstitions about pins
Is that the bride, in removing her
bridal robe and chaplet at the compile
ton of the marriage ceremony, must
take especial care TO throw away every
pin worn on this eventful day. Evil
fortune, it is affirmed, viii, sooner or
later, inevitably oVertake the bride
who keeps even one pin used in the
marriage toilet. Woe also to the
bridesmaids if they retain any of them,
as their chances of marriage Will
thereby be materially lesseued, and,
anyhow, they must give up all hope Of
being married before the following
Whitsuntide. On the other hand, in
some parts of England, a bride, on
her return home from church, is often
at once robbed OF all the pins about
her dress by her single friends present,
from the belief that whoever possesses
one of them viii be married IN the
course of a year. Much excitement
and amusement IS caused and the
bride herself is often the victim OF
rough treatment from the youthful
competitors for This supposed charm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31
Do It New.

Don't live a single hour Of your life
without dong exactly what is to be
done in it and going straight through
it, from beginning to end. Work,
play, study, whatever it is-take hold
at once, and finish it up squarely and
clearly; then do the next thing, with
out letting any moment drop between.
It is wonderful to see how many hours
prompt people contrve to make of a
day. It is as if they picked up the
moments that the dawdlers lost. And
if ever you find yourself where you
have SO many things pressing upon
you that you hardly know how to be-
gin, let me tell you secret: Take
hold of the first one that comes to
hand, and you will find the rest all
fnli into the file and follow after, Ike
company Of well-driIed soldiers,
and though work may be hard to
meet when it charges in squad, it is
easily yanquished if you can bring
lit into line. You may have often
soen the anecdote of the man who was
asked how he had accomplished 50
much il his life: "My father taught
me" was the reply, "when had any
thing to do, to go and do it." There
is the secret-the magic word "now.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31

But this individuality in the skin Of
the tip Of the thumb strongly marked
as it Is, yet admits of strong family
likeness. Brothers and sisters who
will :ske Impressions of their thumhs
viii find rcsemblanees among each
other that they viii not find when
comparing them with the thumbs Of
strangers. Even thus minutely does
thst strange thing, family likeness, de-
sccnd. What wonder is it that faces
louk alike, vcices snund alike; how
can It seem strange. that Taombers Of
the same family should have similari
tics Of taH'icT. Of mental aptitudes aud
hereditary diseases, when such minor
Pecaiiarities ss the texture at the end
Of the thumb, and its ranges Of hills,
shUUll oiso have family resemblanccs
IN the ini!st of their infinite adversi
tic@a The hairs Of our bead ara all
Numbered. and not only 70, but each
hair If examined with & powerful mag
nifying glass shows Peculiarites as
strong as the trees Of forest. No
two are exactly alike. Everything,
from the smallest to the greatest, is
impressed with specific character and
individuality. The Creators iuven-
ton is exhaustless, and He no more re-
peats Himself in the geography of
thumb than IN the geography Of a
continent. Now if anybody doubts
this, let him take little black, or ana
iue color, and try. He viii acquire
an acquaintance with his thumb and
respect for it that will be quite
interesting.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31

then 70 think, right here before all
these young folks!
Maybe, Judge, you dent know
how young folks look UP to such as
you; and then ! can't help thinking
that maybe if them as ought to know
better than to do 50, and them as arc
higher larnt, and ali that, wouldn't set
such examples, my poor Tom would be
alive and caring FOR his poor old
mother. But now there amt any Of
our family left but me and my poor
grandchild, my dead darter's little
girl; and we are going to stop With my
brother in Hlinoy."
Tongue Of man nor angel never
preached q more eloquent sermon than
that gray, withered old lady, trem-
bling with old age and excitement,
and fear that she was doing wrong. I
cannot recall half she said, as she, q
poor, lone, beggared widow, stood be-
tore those nob!e-Iooklng men and
pleaded the cause of the rising
generation.
The look they bore as she poured
foi th her sorrowfuI tale was indescrib-
able. To say that they looked like
criminals at the bar would be a faint
description. / can imagine how they
felt. The cid lady tottered 70 her
seat, and taking her little grandchild
in her lap, laid her face on her neck.
The little one stroked her gray hair,
with one hand, and said, Don't cry,
gran'ma." Eyes unused to weeping
were red for many mile on the jour
ney. And / can hardly believe that
one who witnessed that scene ever
touched card again. 1t is just to say
that when the passengers came to
themselves they generously responded
to the Judge, who, hat in hand, ST.
leptIy passed through the little
audience.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-31
BEAUTIFUL LINES
81 FATHER RYAE.

Yes, give me the land where the ruins ars
spresd
And the living tread light on the hearts ot
the dead;
Yes, give n7e land that is bleat By the dust
And bright with the deeds of The down
trodden iust.
Yes, give me the land where the battles rcd
blast
Has flashed TO the future the fams Of tbs
pass
Yen. give ne tho land tAst hiss legends and
lays
That tell Of ,he memory OF long-vani=he.l
days
Yes. give NE land ,hnt hath story snd
song.
Enzkriniag thes;rifo os the righ, With the
wrong;
yea. give rns land with grave IN each
spo;
Aad names in the graves that shall 20, t,e
. forgot;
Yes, give me the isad OF the wreck aod the
tomb
There is grandeur IN graves-there ia glory
s-.s ia gloeu5
For. out Of The gloom future greatness is bora
As after the night comes the zunrise of morn;
And the graves Of the dead with the grass
oyeTxrOEH
May yet form the f,otstools OF Iiberty's
throne,
And each single wreck in the war-path OF
- might
Shall yet be 4 reck in the temple of right,