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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

All who have tried Motifs Cider are delighted
WI, H. send sample order to lis Warren st. dozen pins
AL. al fu Dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
Announcements

Adopt now the use of Platt's Chloridrs. The
odIrlrss reliable efficient anu economical disinectaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
PRIZE FIGHTERS GOING UP THE HUDSON

Captain Killilea, of the. Twenty second PreGlnct,
telegraphed 10 Inspector Thorne at Police Head,
ouarters last night that about r. H. barge and
tugboat with many sporting men on board had left
the foot of West FOrty-thiri-st and had proceeded
up the river 1t was believed that the party had
started for one of the islands iii the Hudson River IN
order to have q glove prize fight. Inspector
Thorne dispatched the Harbor Police in pursuit OF
the party and also sent word to the lhirlctn,
for the suspicious barge. 1t was learned that the
fight was to take place at Cold Spring between two
The tight was for a purse of $500, and tickets for
the cursion 81 O each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE GUTENBERG MURDER.

,,.<.srr, CLASSIFICATION or TIE DEAD WOMAN
FOUND TO BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o"A'o'
pENCEs.
Ths excitement caused in HobOken and Gutten-
berg by the murder Of the near and many per-
80 o. xisit.1 the scene of the crime as well as the
1crrue IN Hoboken Another search was maze I'm IN
sayr;ns which hsd been torn from the left ear OF the
dead girl IN tine pool of blood where the Dody was
wing plain gold ring of small size was found
near the same spot by boy named Henry Bretman'
Who discovered the girls hat Sunday. The two ar
ficles were cleaned and given to Coroner WEEDS,
on aries Kuettler the West HOboken florist wh0so
daughter Bella bad been missing over month, WIS
tied the Morgue with his son and seSera rn!;t;yely
who were very intimate with Bella, Iney bs dead
Sod lost tooth had small feet and hands
and the front finger Of the left hand had been s
ken In oil these particulars she sS ,xas also iden
tiSed by the two women as being like one worn 9y
the missing woman. Coroner Wiggins decided 10 10
We H"beken Constable, who charged with the
hetrsya and abduction Of Miss kuettier. Inc SoI
oner visited District Attorney McGill, VINO aaV ssa
Coroner was leaving the Court House he me- %
Augustus A. Rich. one Of the LAWYERS employee ~
defend fnTsCs y the sy' sd' saed that he
,shay,; the missing girl was, although FRANCOIS nan
sworn that he had no knowledge OF her place ace Oh
iivins. Mr. Rich conducted MIR. Virgins to lyIhg
in hospital in this city where the Coroner had q
long Interview with BELLA Kuettler. He had com com
plefe history If her life given to him oy her ia.s
and she answered all of his Questions 20 PIon,fS
S Shs Was FIVE feet and two inches in height;
wore number two shoes; had i S;t, iI tMS
r;a ~ false hair and the first finger of the left
Snnd had been broken and was stiff and swollen
In ali these particulars she resembed the aeae s"S
nthsr articles of clothing similar to those found ON
the body No little excitement had been canseG r Ss
the supposed complete identieato3 Oh .ne WS;ns
,rauYned to Hoboken and stated that he had seeu
her in This city the person who had been building
wonderful theories about inc uea'h Vi 'no "'''
boken girl retired in disgust, .,-...a.,hotoro
If the body of the dead girl is not identified peI9re
noon to-day it will be buried in the P9tters leid
ut the Hudson County Farm at snake HILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

and the direct bearing which it has on human happincsA
thoroughly rerognked s and the danger OF
whether through intense mental application or bZ tho 90
cessive indulgence OF the sppeutsa anu ptopennue@ ~
deanged is absolutely necessary to promptly SEX sd
who tor long series OF years hae ~
voted his whole time and attention 70 this md
from his experience practice has learned TO discover
once the cause promptly apply the remedy thus avo
ing the painfully seeking after the truth 50 common %
naturally wants without delay what Is the matter
Of arrangement the probabilities OF recupers
ton, the time required.
n the brain has exhausted by intense mental app
cation feprtyng power connected thought
only recover strength by being properly fed and
by the systematic methos precisely INC
nerves that preside over organic me Th9
this branch OF medical practice can scarcely %
names securing Of hereditary titles and the retention o.
estates in the family.
FROM long large experience In this direction have
been able command by my success the thankful sppfc
cl,on VI families In the city and Nation As
much that pertain to the oyerexercise
Of the stem and the means OF 70
covering powers whether Of brain, appetite propensity %
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
NETWORK CITY.

ADDITIONS TO THE COTTON TRADE.
The following merchants were elected memSers .q Oh
the Cotton Exchange yesterday: Henry n. Smith,
" NJ Evans J. Lee Humfreeville, j. ID. Peet, u. IL.
McFadden j. III Parker and John c. Graham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

ToSpoS. May 10 JAILED loth Inst. Agostina icluga. IN
tiu.tir lith mt Hntaga Io,rf Lfnradii norman lS'
,h.r ith inst Belgium the latter for Sew inrk MARY
Ik HAMPTON Roads. 18th inst, stewart frr"A II
iaV. 10th last B,ucrtio the latter fnr the Delaware"
Arrived l3th int. EAdhuun,u DnuoNar Sth anger ~
,rur- point; 9Th INST Wandcrrr. Nrthcrtou Callop'
lG INST ArrO Tie aitrr ttti-nnr part u her elrgo ch
spircr John uuyau Kew avdn. DE latter leaking nav
ing struck bottom Ninord and kefvriner
lLor Later Ahpplng N,lci. am Sc ron IaJc!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

The regular. meeting Of the I'm beaa hapRna
Alumni in New-York for the election OF oihcers VIII
be held at Delmonico's this evening at o'clock. A
paper will be read by A. II. Stoiber of this city on
u Tbe establishment of an International Tribunal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
vnyv.Rn uywr7-r's DEATH NATURAL.

DEPUTY Coroner Raefe made post-mortem ex-
animation Yesterday of the body OF Edward Hewitt
the inventor some of whose relatives insisted that
he might have been poisoned. 1t showed that he
died of natural CAUSES.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02
WILLIAM EBERT,
ORNAMENTAL
Iron and Wire O

1874 & 1917, Magazine ST., New Orleans.
Wrought. Cast and Wire House and Come
terry Railing, Verandahs, Brackets, Bars
Shutters, Doors and Fastenings, and all de-
scriptions of plain and ornamental work,
constantly on hand or made to order.
Vases, Parlor and Garden Fountains,
Aquariums, Statuary, Flower Pot Brackets,
Wire Flower Stands, Settles, and Garden
Chairs.
Pedestals, Weather Vanes and Stable
Fittings. marS1-ly
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02
4 Snenin1an Snbscrihnr.

Detroit Free Press: In the years
agone, when De Witt, Clinton county,
was the e1uaty seat and a right smart
village in the woods, or on the way to
be. the editor Of its weekly paper
had soma Subscribers who paid in wood,
others in produce, Others in fur, and
Others who di5u's pay at al. Ore Of
these latter class was named Lemon,
bnt TO so1c n 9nYthing ont of him was
veyt to impossible. lie had excuses at
hi tongues cad for not paying, and
tIo lopgnr the debt stood the more
reasonable his excuses seemed TO his
or ditor5. One day the editor met
him on the street, and after a general
rr,ating began on him with:
'5Tr. Lemon, you have been owing
ne fortwo years.
Eyes, but [ had bad luck in my
suear-bush.'
,'Bus you-might have brought wood"
80 7 should, but I broke two new
axes ana couldn't buy another"
1T offered to take it out in turnips
and corn"
Il know, but the crows ate my corr
M and the Iniuns stole all my turnips."
"WeN, how are You getting along
now?' aaked the editor.
"First-rate."
"Corn doing well?"
~"Splondid,'
"Wheat all right?"
eyes, all right"
"yVcll, if corn, wheat, potatoes and
turnjps turn ont good, and you keep
well, and yon have no l@csses, will you
pay me in the faiI?'
The farmer scratched his head and
took n full minnte to think over it
before he replied:
"Thags on honest debt and orter be
paid, but 7 won't positively agree to
square up tins fall until I know what
sort Of @ corn season We are to have"
'It is needless to say that he never
squared.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02
DEax TTuLLEM7S

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eases, 50 Exchange Place, New Orleans.
INV ULABLE DISCOVERING pay required
until a cure is effected. Private diseases cuI ed
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most distinguished surgeons of Paris, London,
and New York, and its universal success has
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The patient is not detained from business, but a
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Inconvenience or Il change in diet. Iohng men
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offers them a perfect cure Patients treated at
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tions strictly private.
BENZ +. MULLEN, NJ. D..
marlO-ly 95 Exchange Place, New Orleans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02
ETonanste1n,s Instructions

Nothing displeases Rube Hoffenstein
more than to SEQ citizens Of New Or
leans pass by his establishment and en>
ter that Of some rtyal merchant further
down the street.
Herman be said, addressing his
clerk. "vat did you sell dot shentleman
vat shHst left de stOre?'
"Nodtng. sir"
"Noding? Ply tam, Herman, nefer let
a man go init de store out undil yea
sell him someding. Max Hornberg,
vot keeps On De corner-youknow, Hers
man-vill get all de pisness, ind | bet
dot customer goes dere und buys more
as den dollars vert of dings, vile We sit
down and keep de flies away. My
g~rsr-acious. Herman. you hat been
nit me for dreo years uud you don't
half learn de pisness yet"
"Vell," staIamered his clerk, sdot
man vent ont because he wouldn't give
no more den four dollars for Yon uf dose
English yalIses vot We got from st.
Louis last week"
''Den W didn't you let him hat if.
Herman" replied HolTanstein. 1T On
~ cost two dollars, mud you could haf
den sold him for dree dollars Won of
dose gingham busters vot is vert seek
bits ana make up vot vas lost on tie va
Use. Dot vas ~pisness, Won know, Her.
man, unl now Yonf 10. dell you some
ding about feeSing mp De store . leedle.
Dake some Of dose ambty shoe boxes.
md put dem on lie upper shelves we're
dere is needing, den hang Won shoe on
de outside nj cself BOX. II vii. YOU
know, Herman, make 10 people dink We.
20 q new sock vert more as dwelve
% sand dollars, md ven You finish
feexing de boxes, put a sign in de show
,easa, gof knox, saying dat dero vas
eoae new goods sisHat come IN
lis clerk execnied ha order. and af-
Ten tie hal dome so HoffaDsiein again
inquired Herman, how vos dose cheap
Eants selling vot We bought ct auction
de oder days@a
DE beople,p replied the clerk, avont
by gsPl. vseaise dey say dat de pants
+vaaA3l etlson.n
Vol, yan must tell dem beople dat
deg vas mistaken. dat de pants vas
made of Scotch jeans, and de Brince ut
Wales nefsr years any oder XIII d ven lie
goes cut mid a fishing party.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02

Please Read the following well authenti-
Gated Facts as an appropriate Answer.
r,at 81 a few OF the many astonishing cures per
formed by
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02
WANTED.

W NV 6G
By n suitable and trustworthy servant, 9
situation in city, tow or country; can FUR
nish the most satisfactory references iron
the hest families in America. | am willing
to give o~ratutious service for a few days tt
those who intend to employ. My qualif.
cations as a family servant are
First.-I am OF age and hav powerful
arm. -.
Second.-I am of good form, we'll built
and have an iron constitution
Third need no doctor II tnever have
fits.
Fourth.-I am a good worker and viii
ling at all times.
Fifth require no rest, as l never tire
Sixth.-All the food | require is few
drops of oil each day, which keeps me ex'
~ceedingly nimble.
SEVENTH have not a single vice or bad
habit.
Eighth.-Inever ask for a holiday.
Ninth | always give satisfaction, no mat
ter how fast | am compelled to work.
Tenth.-I have a simple vet effective de-
vice for doing all kinds of sewing.
Eleventh. have no country cousins OF
other company.
TWELFTH have no particular religion
but am willing to conform to tn. belief Of
NY employer.
Thirteenth.-I can easily 10 the work Of
the largest family.
Fourteenth-I am d thoroughbred
American born, and cared in the city Of
Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania.
Fifteenth-Having been employed by
families Of all N%ationalities, l can under
stand one language as well as another.
Sixteenth.-I am a friend to every one,
and no family should be without me.
Ny name is American, and | am a sew
ing machine.
/ can always be found at the
American Sewing Machine Co.,
lS9 Canal st, New Orleans, La.
Agent for Domestic Patterns. Catalogue
free. Address, q. l.. GEEK.
noy25 1y
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02

ScbOoImis5rcss-"Wha was Che fame
Of Ahle?" B5y-"Killed by Cain in a
Ciub!' enthusiastically, with a
clah. Do yoa know what a clnb is?'
BaE-"Tes, mum, sorter free and
ossy,' like father gees to o nights"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02

Dara,d-ghal's this? Waiter
Brath, sir. Donald-Hoo az! Yia!
A peas thero and 4 bariey's there, and
die van whUst!ia to the ither. "Where
aE8 500 q
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02
Orr Dessert.


rho motto of the girafre-Neok or
nothing.
In onion there is more strength just
now than at any other time OF the
year.
Whom It comes TO descending a lad
der, Che braYest of us generally back
DOWN.
The Secretary Of the Navy knows
something about one ship anyhow.
We refer to courtship. He has had
four wives
Oae of tho leading ministers of Bos-
ton plays the violin, a sort of fiddle
ID. D., so to speak.
An entherpris;ng street vender sells
steonseience a%uspenders.' Called ''con>
science because of their extreme elas-
ITCHY.
Some people like oysters on the half
shell, Others quail on toast; But We
prefer eagles on twenty dollar gold
pieces.
Michigan has a man with three arms.
He is the only man alive who can take
two girls slejghing and enjoy it.
When are stockings like dead men?
When they are mended; or, perhaps
when their satssara 9eparte5:or, again,
when they are ali in holes.
The archery olu6s have commenced
p~r4cticing, and the glass eye manufac>
rury in Pittsburgh is working double
time.
An editor in Cincinnati. putting air
tight collins said: mo person having
oace tried one of these collins win ever
use uug other
Dna,d-\ghal's this? Waiter
Broth, sir. Dcnald-Hoo az! ZIG!
A peas ther9 and q barieys there, and
The wan whUst!ia to the ither. "Where
aEa 500 Q2'
Watch your cat. II her hair bristIes
ut, her eyes roll aud her teeth CHATTER
foather it is a sare indication Of a com-
Ing earth quake. and you should go and
pAg.your debts.
HeugY A. Wise, of Virginia, is said
to have been the author of the phrase.
''The Office seeks the man. not the man
Office" Ada his mama to the list of
American authors of fiction.
T4el-"Hav-what do You do with
yorrsali tonight, dear boy?' Algy-
Nothing, and-haw pwecious little of
that. Fact is. these light it gets SO
awfuIy early!'
This is his frss season on u farm,
aud he has planted ten acres with old
tomato cans. He expects the ground
viii pro lice n heavy crop Of canned
to-l.toea.
ooh, Lord" prayed a Methodist
minister, keep me humble and poor"
':OA. Lord, il Thou wilt keep him hum
be- s}ia the deacon, who next prayed,
Owe viii keep him poor
II Won saoull hint to a man that
s5.a.. gl,1e existed on the top Of his
head be would probably be angry, but
most every man has 4 part ridge there
for all shat.
Pa henca is a good thing for a nan
10 aye, but when liz haz got SO much
ov is chat he kan fish all day yer tie
side Of a boat, without any bait Oh his
hook, iazTaess is what's the matter ov
him.-Josh Billings.
Scboolmistrcss-"Wha was the fame
Of Ahle?" B5y-"Killed by Cain in a
Clnb!.' Sc'loolnistrass-"No, with a
claA. Do yoa know what a clnb is?'
Bag-"Yes, mum, sorter free and
os,y,' like father gees to o nights"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02

Office for the the treatment of private dis
eases, 50 Exchange Place, New Orleans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02
CRESCENT NEURALGIA CURE.

We would respectfully call your attention to
our Crescent Neuralgia Cure, Just introduced to
the public. We guarantees it to cure neuralgia,
m and govt in a few days. Mr.. Il. ID.
Clement had suffered for years from neuralgia.
obtaining no relief, except from the injection
Of morphine, after which the DISEASE came back
with redoubled fury. lie finally discovered this
CRESCENT NEURALGIA REMEDY,
and found upon each application that the pain
grew less unlil, in L few days time, it ceased al
together. and though several years have elapsed
no pain has returned. lie found 1t acted upon
his neighbors with the same results, bots for
and govt, as well as for neuralgia.
1t is composed entirely of vegetable matter and
is free from all poisOL-entirely harmless. II
cures headache, sore throat, tired or swollen
limbs, ana all infiamatory diseases. 1t lis made
from roots and herbs that grow i'll the South.
GALLMAN, MISS, Mar. 81, 81
It. d. Clement.-This is to certify that l was
suffering. as l was informed by my family ply
stefan, with neuralgia of the kiadeys. and he
gave me out to die. Two other PHYSICIANS were
called to make an i~ncislon, and before the day
set for them to come l received a bottle of your
neuralgia cure, which entirely curcfme. Any
one can write me about this; l will swear to II
If necessary. Respectfully, JOHN CoAR.
HAzLEHURsr, MISS, ian. 5, 81.
I'D. Clement:-I take great pleasure in being
able to say to You and all suffering from neural
gia and rheumatism, l was unable to walk for
weeks. Mr.. G.. gave me two bottles of neuralgia
cure, and in 8 days | could walk Il mile without
o stick or crutch, | had . bottle left and sent it
to Mrs. r.. j. Catching, who was suffering from
neuralgia of the face; for such you will find a
certificate with mine. II. II. GILBERT.
HAzLEnURsT, Mss, Jan. 8, 81
This is to certify that / have used Clements
Neuralgia Cure in my family, and consider it a
most efficient remedy. r. J. CATCHING.
~ Always shake the bottle before using.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Manufactured by
GLEN ENT Il WOOD,
1853 Common Strict, New Orleans, La.
We solicit orders from all dealers. aprl4-ly
For sale in Brookhavcn by Daughtry &
Smylie.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-02

An euterpr1sine PASTRY cook Of Lon
don, Tlo served d llaije cRla Tor the
B3ls'ete,C5Utts we}jiug-breakfast, has
turned his lack TO coed account. Ia
nov aayar IS fhe aabs Of pastry as the
"Ashmaal Iars,elts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-18
saHRIYT,s SALES.
SHERIFF's SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
First Judicial District Of the Ststs Of Ne
vsds, In and for th. county Of Storey g: !.
hUBBRLL plaintiff 70. NRS. u. +. Will
LIAMH, defendant. - Under and b. yfrtus
OF an order OF sale and decree lorecioein9
certain mo,s.ge upon me rss SSss Sonrs
Of The Yirst judicial District, In and for the
county Of storey .siats Of Nsvsds. .on'ths eh Day
Of october, A. ID. lsSt, In the soovs entitled 90.
tion. wherein o. p HUBBkLL. the above
named plainiin. obtained iudsmen. ana
a, cree against sid MRS. o P. WiLLAM5, ds.
isndant on sns ssh AZ: o. June a. a. - SS sn ' N
Siii7 70 thereof from June 9Th, 1881, q the nte
OF two (a) per cent. per month TILL paid, ana ior
the sum OF tSe % taxed costs OF suit, and Tor
the further sum Of % 10 Clsrks accruing coeus
and expenses Of sale; which said decree "a
been recorded By the Clerk Of e.ld court N
dsorrs am commanded 70 eel! sll that certain
lot or parcel OF lsnd situated. lying and b.
Ing IN ths city OF vlrgiula, county OF btorsy,
Htsts Of Nevada, described a. Follows: 70 VIZ:
Lot number eight lsl 10 Block One Hundred
and Nine Qool. Range 60" = iaa aown on
msncing twenty isO) isst north Of she soath.
vsst curner OF said lot runnipG thence north
twenty-five tas) feet; the pce esst ntsy loo iessi
fity t60) feet 10 the place OF beRinningi
Paelie notice I. hseSy slyss ths' o. On ,ss, sne
between the hours Of Q o'clock 4. \. and .
o'clock ?. n.-vis; st ~ O'Clock noon-l VIII
ELI s the risht, title, claim and interest o. the
said defendant. MRH. O. p. WILLIAMS, wnico
sne had to the same on the I'd DAY OF NAY. a.
d. 1915. or which she has aequiisd % any time
slnos. In front of toe oourt.houss doors, IN
virginia, Storey county, Nevada, o. public suc.
ton, for cash IN hand. 70 the highset and osss
bidder. TO satisfy said Judgment and decree.
with Interest and costs and aeciuing costs OF
sale, In United Stsles gold coin.
WIN. ]. HANKS,
Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
By ]. T. MCDONALD, Dsputy sheriff.
Dated virginia oity. octobsr Q. 1851.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-18
rnE rnsEr YlrsDa

Thsrs we're three demons came out Of the
deep;
Fisnds that blightsd the eyes to see;
That frightened the dreamer out OF bis
sleep.
And chilled the heart with sudden leap.
And numbsd the brain with their stsalthy
creep.
A shas,iy, terrible. horrible three.
"wsr" was one. and his sable plume
Snadowsd face thai was cruel - hate;
He awakened the dawn with the sullen
boom
OF murdsrous guns; like pail Of gloom
Hung the smoke Of his breath. and pitiless
doom
His mailed hands held like . soulless
fate.
Life was his meat and his drink Wa gore;
asd 10 his knees he walked in blood;
Laughed - hs ragged down the carmins
shore.
Raising his voice In the horrid roar
And shrisks Of his victims. ~ more and
more
They svsllsd the shss,ly noOd.
and "Rum" was another one. grizzly and
grim;
Cruslsr. ten times told than you'd think;
Misery poisoned its breakers brim.
Death etsrusl, and hate, and ain.
Want and woe, hs poured them In
And gave 70 the world to drink.
P 1tims were numberless a. the sands;
Maiden and youth and hoary age;
Th. ~jsdou, and eourapa of MANY lands.
Hearts Of manhood. and dimplsd hands.
They came TO his death-fsast' ghosuy