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The Quartermaster Generals Annual
Report.

In his annual report Quartermaster General
Meigs renews his recommendation for the erection
OF hall OF records-a building for the safe keep.
ing OF records OF the executive department not In
frequent use. He refers to the proposed new
building for the Pension once, and says thae
owing to a verbal defect in the Law providing for
the erection OF this building, t has been and stl
Is impossible to begin the work, and he recon-
mends further legislative action. The moneys for
the service OF his department during the year
amounted to e13S57 1.59, and the disbursements
were $12 151 91.53 leaving a balance undrawn on
June 30 1881, OF 81, ,sO5, ,296O The bonded Pacific
railroads earned during the year $3.50 63s for MILL
tary transportation. which was withheld by The
Liquidation OF their Indebtedness to the United
States.
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Political Crisis i'm France.

RESIGNATION OF THE CARINET-GAMBETTA TO TIE
FRONT
PARIS, November 10.-After the cabinet council
to-day Premier Ferry and his colleagues handed
their designations to President Grevy. who ac-
cepted them. The ministers Will remain In charge
OF their respective departments pending the ap-
pO1ntment OF their successors. President Grevy
has decided to summon NJ. Gambetta, with whom
he Will have an interview this afternoon.
LONDON, November 1O.-A telegram from Paris
states that the resignation OF the cabinet has been
Officially announced.
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The Turf in England.
RACE FOR THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP.

RACE FOX THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP.
LONDON, November 10.-The race for the Liver
pool autumn cup, distance about mile and half,
came off and was won by Mr.. Hungerford's four
yearS-old bay colt PiraeuS. The second place was
secured by Lord ElleSmere's fOur-yearS-0ld chest
nut colt WailenSten and the third place by Lord
W1ton's four-years-Old brown colt TOastm aSter.
Eighteen ran.
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y do second series, 49; DO past due coupons. s4H
gg:et-middling. liz. Flour unchanged and dull.
Vial ssossfH De- ss a.
1.asH: No; western winter red spot and November.
western shade hixher and hrmNsOuthern white. 10:
S. ssSI0B; ssS:s ssa @ W
ao
nnnea n . pis nesn.
STd1y a to ss a s
Is 80 ss:s.
q ooo co bushels; corn. iSl4 IL bushels. sales-wheat
qoRK rather seversh
Msas ss ann s1d xsS short ds
extended 6s and Ss and y lower for As and 4s
NEW YORK. November 1o.-rour dull and un:
changed ns Wheat dull dull and md cent lower Corn du
firm. firm T. 80. Spirits turpentine. 81. Rosin. 245.
ffelGSfs raSboS ossadyi November TO- m-consos-sor
money. ioo is ior the .ssount ioS IS Is: e; s:
SSga %ssas;n 4s t isI 4k iSn aaad sIa &C.
iSs do seconds a vGs Erie do :na Read
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New York
to-day at 2:So p.m, as reported by h. h. Dodge OF
sss ls1 s p gscs s ss sns
S5S d: az; ,ss SG os,ssS ssSSsd
o ass Coz CO.: SD S. psi.xsss ss and
.sa nsrsfss Es daas :nf
HGnds 9SG. losa,os 3sa,o 4 So .sS ssS0nSs a. iS
Lake. % Shore. % Thy; Louisville and Nsshyiis. sea;;
Manhattan ana ss'eh as 1iss'saa ssssa ofsts fss
Mobile and Ohio ss1 az M,Hh;ss;A .,I Esys;eS ted
Hssi1iiss and o6atssnoosa g: New jersey csntIs
s5k: Nsx Yof@s &c Cents.. I1o4 N9ssherp % & rac5Sc q;
~: 81 pi onsasio @ end western, 81 fsaae Ssi 81
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
TRUDE WILL NOT DEFEND GUTTEAU.
4 CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.


New York.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE TrCKET ELECTED By 600
MAJORITY, EXCEPT HusTEp-THE LEGfsLATURE
DEMOCRATIC.
ALBANY, NY, November 10.-The Evening Jour
nal claims the election OF the republican state
ticket. with the exception OF Hustled for treasurer
by from 10000 to GOO jority. IL gives the state
senate to the democ. ats by 2 majority and the as
sembly by or majority.
RETURNS FROM SARATOGA COUNTY.
BALLsToN, n Y, November Incomplete re-
turns from Saratoga county, just received at the
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Secretary Hunts Tour.

BOSTON, November Io-Secretary Hunt. who "a
on tour of inspection I'm New England. visited
the Charltstown navy yard yesterday morning
ana spent several hours examining various de-
partmentS- He goes 10 Portsmouth to-day
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ATToRNEY GENERAL MACVEAGH OyKRRULED-
Last July cigars were unlOaded from the steamer
was Hbeled to recover apenalty OF $500 Exemp-
tion was claimed under an act which provided
that vessel should not be lla6ie In such cases
master or owners. Attorney General Macveagh
decided that the act did not apply to seizures un-
Yesterday, In the us. district court, Judge Brown
overruled the decision, and directed verdict for
the owners OF the Saratoga--N. T. Sun, today.
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BIrpEFoxp, NE, November lo-owing "a thu
prevalence OF smsllpoN IN this city all the pub
nc SCHOOLS have been closed. over 3C00 lSsrsoas
have been vaccinated. There have been fifteen
cases, six OF which proved fatal
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The Rennipcn Canal.

DAvENPoRr, Iowa, November I0.-The hoard Of
trade, city council and citizens yesterday Jointly
appofnted a committee OF 1--WE, 10 be known as the
hennfpen Canal Central Committee. and whose
ouaneSs it Is 60 take steps TO assist In securing
legislation on the subject Of the Hennipen canal
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THE CAPITOL OF TEXAS BURNKD.-A special dis
patch to the Iew York World, lrom Austin. Tex,
November 8, says: .The state capitol was entirely
torty OF the state archives were saved, but the
battenags OF the Old republic the seals OF foreign
with the monument commemorattng the massacre
ii the Alamo. which stood In the portico OF the
building.n
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LOUISVILLE. XIV, November 10--A special dis
patch nom Clarksvflle. Tenn, says: About 10
O'Clock Tuesday night a frame building fell down
With terrible crash, killing and buryfnS beneath
the ruins Commodore Fentrcss, coiored, his wife
and thrce children.
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RANGE OF THD THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the thcrmome-
ter at the Signal Once during the day: a. ma
deg. J; II Am, SOS deg; 2 pm, IS deg. Maximum
6&1 deg; minimum, ~ deg.
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THE EVENING STAR,
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and IIth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Prest.

IHE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers IN the
e1ty oy carrers on their account, 10
vel or - cents Ter month. Cofes at the counter.
cents each By mail-postaee prepaid-5O month.
one year, So six months g.
tEntered at the Post Office at Washington D. c.. as
second -cass mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published Friday-s2 year,
Postage prepaid Six months 81 10 copies for S15 20
copies for $40.
IL An mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
n3Paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application.
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Mississippi.
"1SSISSIppIs
RETURNS FROM WARREN COUNTY.
ICKSBURG, MISS, November 10.-Comp

VICKSBURG, Miss, November 10.-Complete re-
turns are not yet received from Warren county.
tance some OF the boxes have TO be brought.
full count Will probably be reached to-day. Enough
has been received to insure the reelection OF II. F.
Beck (rep) for sheriff. Ii is thought the county
outside OF Nicksburg has gone for King (rep.) for
governor. The city OF Vfcksburg is democratic for
the state officers and fusfonist for the other Of
ficPrS-
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District Government Affairs.

Henry Krause has been appointed an additional
patrolman for one year, to do duty between eth
and llth and streets and New York avenue.
The total mortality In the District OF Columbia
for the week ending Saturday last was 81. There
were 40 births and IL marriages reported
ONE-rouRrH OF THE coLoRED CHILDREN BORN
IN THE DISTRICT SAID TO BE lLLEGITIMATR.
The report OF SurgeonIn-Chief @. s. Palmer, OF
the Freednan's Hospital and Asylum, says that Of
hospital during the year 80 gave birth to children
or the 40, 2were married and unmarried white
women, g married and 81 unmarried colored
ments, IS were second conflneme nts, were third,
and fourth confinement DR. Palmer says that
to this hospital during the year came TO be deliv-
cred OF bastard children, and judging from the re-
ports OF other institutions ana tne observation OF
per cent of all the c0lored children born i'm the
District OF Columbia are illeeitimate. He sayu
that stringent bastardy act would tend, at lease,
to correct this evil, and recommends that thu
class OF patients be excluded from this hospital
for two reasons; nrst, such excellent acoommota-
uons for lyng-n furnished at public expense, pro.
notes ncent1ousness; and, secondly, there are
other institutions specially provided and amply
father OF every legftmate child born In this hoe.
pital is now made matter OF record, but no law
reaches him.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. AT the forty-thira
monthlv meeting OF the Serial Savings and Build.
shares were subscribed for. Fifteen shares werl.
sold at the minimum price OF 20 per cent. The
value OF share is now 40 per cent
At the seventy fourth meeting OF the Arlington
Building association, last night nineteen shares
were drawn for redemption, at a value Of sa16.v'
TIE WASHINGTON MARKET STALLS C0NTngr.-PuR
suant to the adjournment Last week Of the SAL
OF stalls IN the Washington market, AE. DoWunG
the auctiOneer appeared at the market house a
noon to-day. He simply announced that the sa1o
would be again postponed Tor one week, Ia cOnso.
quence Of the order OF the court Temporarily 70.
strafning the sale The sale viii be postponed
rom week 70 week until the case In court " a.
posed Of
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PRESCRIBED BY THE
~ FACULTY
alaxative and refreshing
Fruit Lozenge.
lamar for
CONSTIPATION,
helnorrhoida,
bile, headache,
cerebral congestion etc.
INDIEN prepared by GRILLON,
Sole proprietor,
Pharmacien de Ire clasee de Ia
Faculte de Paris,
~ rue Rambuteau. Paris.
GRIlLON Tamar-unlike pills and the usual
purgatives-is agreeable to take
and never produces irritation.
Sold by all Chemists and Druggists.
70 CENTS THE BOX. a19-1aw12w-1p
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MimneSOtas


THE BIG REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, November 10-Returns from
precincts casting about half the votes or the state
give for governor: Hubbard, (rep), 34.3s7; John
son, DEM. l.447. Hubbard's majority viii be
&, ZOO or Zoo.
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SnOvV in Chex.u,,,

LONDON, November lo.-Ccnfeterate dollar bon,
now bring only IL shis 6d. per 100 pounds
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Society Notes.

SnOW ~ SheyeO0e.
NEW YORK, November l0.-DiSnatches to-day
report that snow Is falling at Cheyenne
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS.
iss fa fy 5ssa n5 Int ses
n. Barbour. So Saints and sinners BY Cherbuiez
Ss;ssss .9s $rs: e fssssEs;
ss@ss it, r. Ssa: s. M Gs5 81
ssTss : caantry B ways fs 's5 5exsta fa
eS Il nes
aa0 Of kss 'y Seal ii M snd cnia ea
''n f0eAs'0''ks wallets FkaSGis fals Glsef B. MoHUN
ns BooKTE5tEs 1oIE psAs1 asD s1sis sIArIoSEs, osa
FALL READING.
CundsIrs Bookbinding. Ancient and Modern 49, s12 90
s cNAln llt, No,es 10, Oh q flshlst 40
As1i Az ssfsn1 a. b author s Of One Ssnmer LIS
Gou,da iin., i.so
Novelties in Papeteries. Portmonnaies, Card Cases
aia = Braaeb aheE Boz @33as Sfce Fords osr. Honss
JAMES j. CHAPMAN.
MS Oil Pennsylvania avenue.
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS AT HALF
For few days longer we win continue to sell large
selection Of Sabbath School Library Books half price.
good chance for Mission and Country Schools to get
"h. & Sun,
M 42s Seventh street northwest
SCHOOL BOOKS
BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED
ANGLIM's ANTIoUARIAN BOOKSTORE,
CoRCoRAS BUILDING, F STREET
Cash paid for all kinds of Books Pamphlets &c 3m
TRIMMINGS
NOOT'S
We invite attention to our assortment Of Rich Trim,
SILK oHESIsdF a6FnSTa sf YGIsG Y2Issts ANTIQUE AND
PLUSH AND CHENILLE GIRDLES AND TASSELS,
And Endless Variety Of
FINE BUTTONS
In all the Newest Shades and Styles.
We viii open. on
NEXT WEDNESDAY
OUR STOCK
FUR TRIMMINGS,
CONSISTING OF
ZEAL h'sshH MxEb b1Stc FOX ehfNcHEsL fSNaThf SILVER AND
PLAIN AND POINTED BLACK opossUM AND
Designs in se,l isse Iehas s Mother Habbssd Col
he1s peses zI hys ns sess Cats sG nod and
6acks and Mitts for Infants and Misses. '
LADIES' KNIT ZEPHYR JACKETS,
MOO rs,
NJ s15 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
w NURSES.
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION.
The regular course of Lectures will be delivered
GONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 7:30 O'Clock,
the Lehman Building, l425 New York ave. nw., be-
Rinning FRIDAY Nov. lth. For further information
sVpiy Mr.. Jane Hz, sl5 New jersey avenue south
ut: Mrs. 8. A. M. Candeld, Bureau Of Education,
ouxneI 9Th and G streets: or to
ID. w. PRENTISs. NJ. D.. DeSn.
nS-So3v l22i 9th street northwest.
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THE READJUsTBR VICTORY IN vIRGINIA.-Com-
missioner Raum this morning received the follow
Ing dispatch from Collector Brady, at Petersburg,
Va: ave elect state ticket and have both
branches OF the legislature"
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, $465, ,67459; customs, s763, ,15407.
W.B. SMITH has been appointed internal revenue
storekeepef for the district of Georgia
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RABEK TEA,
ID A POSITIVE CURE
FOR
MALARIA CHILLS AND FEVER.
Is CENTS PACKAGE.
FOR SALE
A. II. KLOCZEWEKrS PHARMACY,
c25 l23 9th street northwest
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THE U.s. AGENCY IN LoNDoN.-A statement OF
accounts presented to Secretary Window Shows
that the total amount OF the expenses incurred by
the US. agency, established In London for the
continuance OF the five and six per cent bonds at
81 per cent only reached the figures OF $4,4i9 This
expense. IN view OF the work accomplished, Is very
small, indeed.
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SECRETARY HUNT is expected to return next Sat-
urday or Monday.
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MARYLAND PoSTMAsTERS--The Official bonds Of
the following Maryland postmasters confirmed at
the recent session Of the Senate, have been re-
ceved at the Post Office department, and commits
slons have been prepared and await the signature
OF the President: Samuel A. VanDOrt, at Port De-
pos1t, and VIM. j. Hand, at Centervine.
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Is CENTS THE BOX. a1s-1aw12w-1p
FIVE REASONS WHY
IT IS EVERY ONES INTEREST TOBUY
a Hand-stitched Caters.
s. Fine Calf Button.
81 Nobby English Lace Boots.
81 Stout Working Shoes.
PURE GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
S Hand-stitched Boots
a Custom made Boots,
s. Long-legged Boots.
81 Solid Work Boots.
81 Boys Boots.
WHITE AND BLACK OPERA SLIPPERS.
1878 Ladies' Best French Kid Button.
$500 The Noblest French Heel Button.
g. 90 Pebble Goat and Kid Button.
&l.0o Button and Lace Shoes.
80 cents Solid School Shoes.
~ cents All Leather Infant Button.
Woohned Cloth Slippers and Shoes.
AT
L. HEILBRUN's,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET NV.
sIGK-THE OLD WOMAN IN WINDOW.
Because: 1t-You are not deceived there
2d-You buy here only good shoes
Sd-You find all accommodations
4th-You buy there cheaper than e]sewhere
bth-It is the only Peoples Store where won
find goods 20 suit your taste and pocket
n2-lm
DApEK TEA
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THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS YEsTERDAY.-Presi-
dent Arthur, during the day and evening at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, In New York city, yesterday,
was visited by Postmaster General James, Wayne
MacVeagh, Secretary Blaine, ex-senator COnkling,
ThurlOw Weed, Gen. Grant and Marshall jewell
The President will return to Washington tonight
or tomorrow morning.
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JAY GoUL D

No. 421 9rH 81. n. W.-Pictures, Frames, japanese
Goods Xmas Cards and Novelties for ladies and child-
029-2M
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The GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOsPITAL.-The fol-
lowing additional subscriptions to the Garfield
Memorial Hospital have been received by Treas
urer Gilfllan: George J. Evans, Mount Pleasant,
OHIO, IS; Methodist Episcopal church, Rochelle
Ill, s12.42; Christian congregation, Springfield
Ill, $l3; Baptist church, Dixon. Ill, So; Saint
Georges Lodge No. J., Order OF Sons OF Saint
George, Scranton, Pa, s.; Jewish Temple Berth
KOdeSh, Rochester. N.Y. $26
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF THE ARBITRATION
LEAGUE.-COL. A. B. MEACHAM will address
the League FRIDAY, 11th inst at ~ M, at Street
Baptist Church, Arbitration, applicable to Indian
troubles. Public invited. 1t.
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THE DEMAND FOR CARP.-Between 5000 and 6OCO
carp are being shipped daily by cars to all parts
of the country under the direction OF Prot. Baird,
U. S. fish commissioner. The demand seems to be
on the increase for these fish, which are prOpa-
gated In private fish ponds very successfully.
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THE SMALL OFFERING OF BONDS YESTERDAY re-
ceived by the Treasury-s2, ,5O0-was due to the
fact that those securities were slightly above par
and the Treasury only offers to redeem uncalled
bonds at par and accrued interest The weekly
purchase OF 100000 was not, therefore, made
yesterday, and the money market was not assisted
by the Treasury disbursement OF that amount. 1t
whether, II the offerings equal that amount next
week, the purchase shall be 1900, 900 instead OF
this week.
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p. o. D. NOTEs.-POstmaster General James will
not return to Washington until Saturday evening.
Next week he intends to take a short southern
tip for pleasure and will probably visit Senator
Mahone. Col. Thompson, superintendent OF the
night.
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JOSEPH E. WISEMAN,

DEAL. ESTATE BROKER. AND EN-
II PI.OY MENT BUREAU, H0SOLCLU. H I -
Eoams Cottages, Hsuses and sells and leases Real
Kst4te parts Of the Kingdon- EMPLOYMENT found
for tOse seeking Of b1snsss
connected With these IslA1ds.
e. LEGAL DOcunsnts dravn, Bns Collected, Books
ADD Aeecans kept and GenerAl ofEce transacted
PGgrc1axe Selected coanlsssccs Moderate spS1,1y.
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WONG LEONG & co.

N0rner sf Nuuanu and Marine Streets,
Houolulu H I. Dealers In Dry Goods Clothing. Boots
she's. Hats and Caps, Fancy GOods, etc. have also
coustany hand, Hawaiian Rice quantities suit. Also
China Ts< CaiHS Seine TSIne China sk Handler
ehi~fs and szshes.
OtrHsTS Of .NOdIni Sugar Plantation, Holotdi
AEsuI.-KAluA Plantation KaopA Rice Plantation,
and PAlAna Rice Plantation ialO 81
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Her Boy.

with fare that vas van and hAszGrd-
With footsteps feeble and sloE.
Ne came o the utris eottGgs.
whsrr the honsysuekiss sro~.
Homssick. and poor and frisndlsss,
He had rosmsd from town 70 town.
Sleeping beside the fence row
Whsa the dsvy Eight came down
Thsr- we're few Who looked with pity
on p0ysrty's wrstehed stamp.
There we're many who uttered boldly
He T. only = thisvlng tramp"
And the wEndsrer. panied. bat silent.
Had never . word 20 say
AZ the cruel tHunt vas spoken,
But patiently turned away.
Sow be stood b. the widows cottage.
And sEw through the eAssmsnt IoT.
The sad-fGssd dAms at her IAbor..
Move silently 20 and fro
His eyes grew dim a. he watched her.
And noted the marks OF care
The furroEs that tears had dsepsned
And the silver threads in her hair.
Will she turn me- away" he murInurei.
when my story Of want telIf
Will she call me vile imposter -
The name have Learned 50 1ells
VIII the face that j. nov 50 sanity
Be flushed with An angry light.
A. sue sends me out from her pr-senre.
Into the eheerless night?"
But the widow, pAusing idly.
when her evening toll Was DER.
Came oat aud stood for q moment
BY the Iilae-shaded door.
she looked on thu weary wanderrr.
And her heart with pity stirred.
she hAstened 10 give him welcome
With many kindly word.
e Come In 10 she said: ." you are weary.
And the night grows chill and grey.
Come, share my food and shelter.
TIN the dawn % another day.
once had = boy. darling
In the arst glad pride 81 his life.
he lonsed 10 meet aud to mingie
with the world. and its busy strife.
! saw that 20 hold him fettsr~d
would be % him bitter woe.
And %. with a mothers blessing.
Iist my one boy 60
All 2 many a tender missivs.
Psnned by the fingers dear.
WGa borne 90 my humble cottage.
with its words % loving cheer.
But at last there came a silence
Long, cruel. and hIlsd with pEini
sor months and for years I waited
He never came home again
Death must have stiIIed the snssrs
when the last kind word vzs psBnsd.
God only knows what he suffered.
or Whistler he found friend
he may have known want. and sorFaw.
Aud sickness. you have done
And give you a kindly welcome
For the sake % my dear, dead -oH-'-
Mother nay own dear motheri"
From the pale lips family came
while over abe face ~ hsgzArd
Swept the deep rcd aush q shame.
. Forgive me. pray. forgive me
Ghavs sinn-d assiiust Heaven and thee
God knows am no more worthy
The light Of thy face 70 ses.'
Bat the poor. thin form was folded
In a mothers wsrm embrace
And the lips he had pressed In childhood
EAinsd Kisses upon his face
On. q mothers love 10 IL stronger
Than the heart % man can know
sin cannot dim its brightness
Time cannot check its aow.
Strongest Of all earth : passions
Born Of love divine
Dewn through the tomb's dark portals
VIII its undimmed Iastrr shine
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Advertisers residing In thr Eastern United States,
fer their cards by enclosing Grcenbacks Caed States
Postage Stamps for such yhcy wish 20 pay ard their
cards will be Inserted above table, or the time paid Tor
II Business Cards, when A TEAR
allowed discount fom ;hesc rates, which Tor transient
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