, 1881-11-06
MORNING.

For The ChtcdCo Tribune.
The Monarch Day hath flung his crown OF gold :
Aud fiery mantle down into the river.
And Signing said. "-Alas !! have grown old
canuor reign forever and forever
Morn takes his place and opes her gates Of light
filings her pure radiance DER this Hider world:
The Muon tpute walld'rer of the pathstss mig ht].
Withdruws as her bright bauncra are uni
stealing ocr the like. the Orient dawn
Comes bl.lshing, beauteous as bashful girl,
Scattering over Heavens azure lawn
Her golden footprints upon paths OF pearl.
There's something spell-llke in this dreamy
So passionless and meek its gentle seeming;
Its diamond uew-drops are priceless dover.
Purer than the noontide sunlight cleaning
The heat and turmoil Of the busy day,
Ttt. chat around the social board at even,
Tnke from the soul more SERIOUS thoughts
This hour alone cap charm the mind to
7: Heayen. -:
Day duwns apace; in majesty the sun
Thro the blue sky bursts with sparkling
CULVER;
From moon and star the rosy chase he's Won
His beams descending like rainbow river.
Twelve hours ago to Earth be badc adleu,
Leaving no traces ot his fadeles5 glory:
To-Day the sAn1c bright course will he renew
Tonight will tell again the same sweet siory.
Wear Il great earnestness Of truth unspokcn:
Moon, s:ar, ana sun, aud flower, and shrub. ana
tree
Bear the great impress OF pledge unbroken.
That sun appears an emblem of our fate:
OFT with regret we look upon his setting,
Like friends who thronE Il dcnth- bed dcsolate
III grief, the rising Of tile soul forgetting
So, when our pilgrimage ou Earth is staid,
Deaths shadow falls upon each heart with
But the soul, immortal. necr can fade-
1t sinks to rise more gloriOusly tomorrow. -
Thus, as watch that beauteous orb of day,
Thoughts earnest, ferscn', to my soul come
For there. teyond yon glory gl'ded way.
Seems that bright home to which Eartas cares
are lending. :. .
CHICAGO. DAISY FRANCES CALLnARy.
PurotIe*. :.
Thousands of parodlcs hare been made on
Suenser, but perhaps the latest by Bret Harte is
as funny rs any Of them:
Lo! where the castle Of bold Pfeifer throws
its sulfcn shadow On the rolling tide-
M nlure the nome where JOY and wealth repose,
hut n.lw where w:tssailers i'll cells abide;
Sec yon long quay that stretches fur aud wide.
Well known 10 citizens rs wharf OF MciExs:
There each sweet SabbHrh walks iii maiden pride
The pe1isivc Margaret und brave Pat, whose legs
Encasc1in broadcloth oft Keep time with Pegs.
Here cometh oft tho tender nursery maid,
While in her ear her love his tale doth pour;
Meantime her infant doth her charge eradc
And r1mbleth saEeiy OH the sn,dy shore.
Till the sly se..- crab. low In ambush laid,
Seizeth his Lei. and bteth him full sore.
Al me! what sounds the shnldcriny echoes bore
When his sula!l treble mixed with ocean's roar.
For ski, OF, Walton's exaggerated simple
ness, VIC must 70 TO Woicot peter Pindar,. who
includes i'll his miscellaneous pieces Il few lines
ike these:
D harmless tenant OF the iioodc,
do nut wish 10 spill thy blooue.
For Nature unto thee
Perci,ance hath Eiyen II tender wife.
: And children dear, 10 charm thy life,
as she huth dOne for mc!
Enjoy thy stream, Q harmless fish!
And, when an angler for his dish,
Through gluttony's vile sin.
attempts, Il wretch. tt pull thee ont,
God give the strength, gentle trout,
q mill tfa sIII