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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25
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"Lay 90, Maodua, aud dlmn'd be him that first
Having received from reliable sources
the information that you have formed a
combination against me to inJure my bust.
ness, take this means Of informing the
public to what low things some men may
descend, when they find that by superior
business qualifications, other men, going
into the same business In which they are
engaged, without any experience In that
particular line, make better success OF Il.
l have but this 10 say TO you gentlemen:
See that the Ills you intend me do not
alight upon yourselves. feel that am
perfectly independent OF your favor or
patronage, and Il you are prepared for a
fight, am ready, $50 cry havoc, and let
loose the dogs OF war "
TO my many friends and the public In
general, who have patronized me 80 liber.
ally since my engaging In the livery bus.
iness | return my sincere thanks and l
can assure them In the future, as ! have
greatly enlarged ndimproyed my stables,
having purchased number Of new horses
and buggies, together with Ave elegant
circle.glasH front Clarence funeral car.
riaRes, making my number oil carriages In
all twelve Twice as many as any other
livery In the city, and OF far superior
quality, shall be able to supply the
largest demands that may be made upon
me, and as Tor price and general accom-.
mediation Independent OF the superior
quality Of my livery will gufantee to
give all who call Upon me entire satistac.
ton. l am now ready to meet any or
all livery men in the alphabetically or
colleclively-in price or elegance Of equip.
mehts. So, boys, 'leave of thy damha.
bic faces and begin"
Respectfully,
EDWARD LARKiN, Proprietor,
"0ur Livery at the Bridge"
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MEDICAL.
Wonderful Cures of Salt Rheum,
Psoriasis, itching and Scaly Hu-
mOrs, SCrOfula, SCrOfaIous Sores,
Ulcers and MerCurlaI Affections.

CUTlCURA REMEDIES consists Of CUTICURA
HEs0LV.ENT, ipr purifying the blood, through the
ooEelet liver, kidneys and skin. CUTlCURA, a
rOnderp healthy ulcers and old sores AlGyS )!
ton, Itching and irritation Of the skin and AcIlp and
uUilCURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, which
re9toIe9, Ehitenb and beauties thGBkin. CUftCURA
y prepared for shaving,
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THE usual merchants lunch at Tho New
McLurs House Sample Rooms daily.


Tho following transfers Of real estate
were admitted to record. In the Office Of
Recorder Hook yesterday:
Deed made November 8, 1880, by
Elizabeth G. Dewey 10 sallle MCF. Cul.
beftsori for parts OF lots Nos. 10 and 10 In
Greenwood Cemetery. Consideration
$S7 so.
Deed made November 8, 1880, by Green.
wood Cemetery to o. O, Dewey for plat Of
ground In said cemetery. Consideration
1925.
Deed made March 10th, 1881, by Eliza.
g, Dewey and her husband o. y. Dewey
10 3 Sue Berger and her husband Jacob
Berger, for the lot Of ground and building
thereon, corner OF Main and Ninth streets,
together with the carpets rugs, chandeliers,
gas fixtures, stoves and bookcase In
said building Consideration $4,000.
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tircat IlafEainA for cash.

5000 yards choice new ETY. les calico al 30,
1900 yards ginghans at l0c.
1000 yards dress giDghans OF u To-.
5000 yards brocade dress goods from
10C 10 loo.
10000 yards muslihs FROM be to loo.
so pieces new styles carpets from lsC 10
81 o..
10000 bolts wall paper from Sc, 1Oc,
12ic, l5c.
60 pieces floor oil cloths from 25c, soc,
40c, 60c.
Hosiery, gloves and cofsets In great
variety, and all will be sold ct exceedingly
low prices for cash. .....7.
Call soon at Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
1oBS RofNRR.
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"LAy OF, MaOdua, aud dlmn'd be him that ar,
CIOyh
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Yesterday morning, few minutes be-
fore 0 o'clock, as the employees Of The Top
Mill were going to work some Of them
noticed a light in the cellar oil the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Joseph KletchIy, on Main
street, south Of the hospital, and detected
the smell Of oil. They thought nothing Of
IL at the time, suppOsing one Of the family
was IL the cellar with q lamp. II turned
out afterwards, however, that a lot Of
kindling wood In the cellar had been fred
after being saturated with coal oil. An
alarm was sent In, 10 which the depart
ment responded, but their services were
not needed as tho flames were extinguish.
ed before the steamers arrived.
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R0uRTa sFREEr aoCTAL-
A Pleasant AHaIr-sOod Musical and
LItaEnrH ExornIana.

A Pleasant AnaIF-6OOd Musical and
Literary Exercises,
It 10 almost useless to say that the social
given by the ladies Of the Fourth Street
NJ. E, Church last evening was a success.
They always are and always will be, But
there are some features Of the one given
last evening that are worth more than the
passing tribute OF Sigh that they were so
soon over,
A toothsoms supper was furnished in
the evening to all corners, and was dis
cussed with great heartiness bv those who
sat down at the board, some enjoying the
privilege OF being waited on by attractive
and agreeable young ladies as much as
they relished the delicacies and sub
stantials Of the board, ...
At IS o'clock Rev, O. P. Masden tapped
for silence, and the large audience present
obsying, that gentleman announced that
the literary and musical exercises OF the
evening would begin with an instrumental
solo by Mrs. W, S. Hutchins, which was
executed in that lady's usual excellent
style. Miss Ella Dillon followed with q
recitation OF 1.-THE Last Hymn" which
was given in Q graceful and effective man.
nsF. Mr.. Will Day gRyeIR vocal solo in
good style, Miss Genie Wagner afterwards
entertaining the audience with an instru.
mental piece, Miss johnson, mite OF q
girl, recited with marked effect "Ths Our.
lew" and was followed by Miss Sadie Lo.
gan, who pleased the audience with q
vocal selection. The instrumental duet by
Mrs. Hutchins and Mr.. viii Day was
warmly spplauded, Misses Mamie Britt
and Annie Carson and Messrs. ]. Mack
Kelley and, WillDsy sung that pleasing bal
lad "Oome Where the Lilies Bloom" and
were rewarded at the close with rapturoua
applause,
Dr. Masden then introduced Bishop
Simpson to the audience. The Bishop
was very happy in his remarks, rsyertinR
TO old times, the improvement and prog
ress OF the age, closing with an expression
OF his interest In the growth Of the church
in this city and his pleasure in meeting
with the people.
The remainder Of the evening was de.
voted 10 social intercourse and paEtaking
Of Ice cream and cake. The soCial was
voted the best one OF the winter.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Academy OF MusIc-ComIuE Attractions
at the Opera House.

Academy Of MusIc-i'OmIng Attractions
at the Opera House.
Last night there was q change Of pro-
gramme OF tho Academy OF Music which
drew fair sized audience to this pleasant
place OF amusement. Mr.. Geo, A. Hill,
who has boon doing some good work in
his line, appears for the rest Of the week
and the matinee in the pleasing melo.
drama Of "Perjured, or Love and Hate"
The trapeze artists, Mark and Olivia
Maynard perform very difficult feats,
while Gallagher and West in their original
speCialties continue to please the boys. A
matinee will be given 10 morrow afternoon
at 9 o'clock. Strong attractions are
promised for next week.
Leavitts Vaudeville troupe will appear
at the Opera House on Saturday evening,
and the Indications are that they will be
greeted with q packed house The com.
psny Is composed OF twenty-five artists OF
acknowledged ability, uniting to make an
organization without parallel In this
country. The special feature OF attraction
s that The acts and apeclalties are all new.
The reserved seats are selling rapidly, and
can be obtained at Banners, Market
street.
Barley Campbell's new drama, "My
Geraldine" will be given at the Opera
House on Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ingS Of next week also Wednesday matt.
nee. The cast is strong and contains many
Wheeling iavorites, among them ]. N.
Gotthold. The play Is an Irish love story
OF peculiar pathos, and is good piece Of
work, In which the interest is
stirring, and the language often beautiful
and effective. The sale Of reserved seats
will begin tomorrow morning at Banners
music store, Market street.
The solo parts Of the "Bells Of Corne.
vile" were rehearsed at Welsel Hall last
evening, the rehearsal proving very satia.
factory. This opera will be given by the
Lyric Opera Company OF this city at an
early day, and We predict hat the pre-.
Of this gem Of operate works
will DO signally successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after q winter Of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthening
10 prevent an attack Of Ague, Bilious OF
Spring Fever, or rome other Spring sick.
hets that will unfit you for seasons
work. You will save time, much sickness
and great expense II you will use one
bottle oil Hop Bilters In your family this
month. Don't walL-Butlingion Rdrktye.
NWRIW
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The good housewife, when che is giving
her house It's spring renovaling, should
bear In mind that the dear inmates Of her
house are more precious than many
houses, and that their systemS need
cleansing by purifying the blood, regula.
ting the stomach and bowels to prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring
malaria and miasma, and she must know
that there Is nothing that will do It 60 per.
fectly and surely as Hop Bitters, the pur.
eat and best oil mediClnes-ConcOrd, NJ Il.
Patriot. MWFAw
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Lat evening was gala night at the
roller skating rink, a special assembly
being given with the additional attraction
Of Kramer's orchestra. The rink was
comfortably filled with the merry skaters
and many interested spectators. Kramer's
orchestra dscsursed some Of the best
music, and the evening was enjoyed by all
who participated In the pastime.
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On yesterday afternoon the pupils OF
the "teCond floor" Of Union school united
ID giving an entertainment In The Gram.
mar room Of that school. The audience
was very large, ctowding The room too
much for comfort.
The whole performance was we'll re-.
ceiyed, although the programme was quite
long. So many oil the performances were
excellent that we would likely do Unjust.
Ice to some II we would make special
mention. The performance closed with
the "Fife Brigade" which seemed TO be
pspeciallv attractive,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25

sRcoSD HAND pianos and organs, also
accotdeous, violire, &C.. at Lucas music
store fold standl, No. 1927 Market street,
on Saturday, March goth, afternoon and
evening.
Parties desiring 10 purchase can exam.
Inc instruments on Saturday morning.
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J.D.L. HARVEY, ESQ Of Chicago, ILL.,,
spent over two thousand dollars on med.
iCihe for bis wife, who was suffering dread.
fully from rheumatism, and without de.
irving any benefit whatever; yettwo bot.
ties Of 81, Jacobs Oil accomplished what
the most ekillinl medical men failed 10 do.
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RAsHINaToN coNPERENCE.

Second Days Resolution Day
Getting Down 10 Earnest Work
Notes.
The second days session Of the Wash.
ington Conference convened promptly at
ga, N. yesterday, in the Fourth Street M.
E, Church, with Bishop Simpson in the
chair,
Devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. ]. ". DsnSbury, after which the Sec
rotary called the names Of the absent
members,
Resolutions being numerous, q consid-
cradle time elapsed before the regular or
der oil business was taken up.
CommunicationsTelAtive TO the Women's
Foreign Mission, Education, Temperance
and FreedmAn's Aid Societies were re-
leFred 10 different committees,
Letters accompanied by sums OF money
from the daughters Of the Confer
ence OF the different charges were re-
ceived by the Stewards, the whole amount
ing to $3.50 %, This money will be dis
tributed among the needy ministers who
have just claim upon the Conference
Reys. B. Brown, Snowden and sydney
sent letters expressing their inability to
attend the present session o. the Oonier'
enCe.
offered on Wednesday by Rev. ]. H. Rid
dick was lost; also motion 10 60 into
secret session was lost.
A resolution was offered empowering
the Oishop 10 appoint committee OF 1--WE
TO examine the character oil candidates Ap'
plying for admission on trial, was lost.
Rev. ], Emory Round, OF the Biblical
Institute, Baltimore, Nd, addressed the
conference in the interest OF that institu
ton, The relationship Of Rev. ]. Logging
was changed from that OF travelling
elder to that Of supsrannuated preacher
Alter miscellaneous business, commit
tees were appointed, and the conference
adjourned by singing the doxology.
BenediCtion by the Rev. D. A. Cunning
ham, Of the First Presbyterian Church, o
this city.
Bishop E, W.. s. Peck presided oysl
the Conference yesterday in their after
noon deliberations in the chapel,
Revs, ]. E. Round, England, Chaplin
Dolliver, Smith, johnson and DR.. Gun
niugham were introduced by the Bishop
to the Conference in session yesterday.
A missionary meeting will be held In
the chapel tonight. Addresses will bt
made bv DR.. Fowler, Of New York, and
Rev. +. ", S. Peck, oil Washington, D. O
There Is q movement on foot among the
brethren 10 adopt the Light Regrer, as
Conference paper. Such an organ for In
formation and general news, we must ad
nit, Is sadly needed among US ss q Con
ference.
While our beloved Bishop and biz
amiable wife were enjoying the hospitality
Of friends at the Fourth Street M. E
Church last evening, the brethren Of The
conference were being agreeably enter
tanned by their friends in Odd Fellows
Hall. The abundance Of good thing
coupled with the soClableness OF the
ladies present made many Of the brethren
exclaim to one another "Tls good to be
here"
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PRovIDRD the great organs Of the body
are not iFfepSrabiy Injured, there are few
diseases that Tufts Pills will not cure.
They concentrate the vitality Of the sys.
fam The Liver, tho Spleen, the Heart
and the Kidneys are brought into harmo:
yigor Of mind and body follow. their use.
ire fifst dose often astonishes the patient
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25

Like any other mans, may be insured BY
using Miller'a Good Enough Navy Plug
which, when Chowed, causes
the feeling Of pleasure lying dormant IN
our natures TO permeate our whole being.
Tu&P
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WARRINGTON, D. O., March 25.-1 Ia. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, followed byincreaeing cloudi.
ness and occasional rain, westerly winds
becoming variable, stationary or lower
temperature, lower barometer.
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ATTEND the auction sale Of secondhand
pianos and organs At No. 1927 Market
street on next Saturday afternoon and
evening. All instruments In good tune
and repair. Can be examined on morn
ing before sale.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, 40 observed at Schnepl's
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1850 1881.
7Lh.i7n,SP.N.7P.M IAN Or. n. JPN
81 81 80 30 81 50 81 70
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Parties desiring to secure q good second.
hand piano or organ at a bargain should
attend tho auction sale at No. 1927 Market
street.. formerly Lucas music store, on
Saturday afternoon and evening.
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BONELEss GOLDFISH at
GEO. K. MOMECHEN's,
No. 1864 Market ST.

LosT-Bstwusn Grubb's lewsIry store
and Capitol Building, a bIx Of lswIlty. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving Il at
Rrnhb,s ltWtltY store.
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Gtre G'tteltfgencer.
omosi Nos. rs and n Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Pianos and Organs at AuCLion-C. Y.
Lucas.
Elegant Residence for sale-J. W. Pax
ton head Of local
For CincinnAti-S st. Lawrence.
Clothes WhBgers -Nesbitt 4 Bro.
The Best Music Books.
Assignee's Sale-Jas. Y. Patterson.
Warning-James H, Riddle-[head Of
local.
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CARBUScLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC.
positively cured without the aid Of q knife
or ponltice, by 1sing Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Etysipelas, Soft and liberated
Ooins, Chillblaine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan 4 Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25

UNE9uALRD in effectiveness, uuap'
preached in Cheapness, and unriValed In
popularity is DR., Bulls Cough Syrup, %
Cents per bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25

VIZ often hear people Fay, there Is only
one good cough medicine and that Is Dr..
Bulls Cough syrupj 1t Is cheap, too, only
25 Catlta par bottle.
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A ILAN LINE OF
Royal Matt Steamers

From Baltimore every alternate Tuesday lcr Later.
pool, via Queenstown. From Boston every Ihur1dAy
lof liverpool, VIA Londonderry. Extra steamer
iiom GLASGOW, Galway and Londonderry. This line
offers superb Cabin accommodation, and makes 4
specially "a TO KIDD treatment 70 sieefage PASSENGER
BehfenA Of John Ballie agents. a Wheeling, OF 70
LeVa Alden, General Passenger Agents, 207 Broad.
way, New Yofl; l06 South ah st.. Phlladelphiai
RtatS 81, BoSion. 2tfThaAN
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES.
" mOUNDgVIII,E

1900 APP 10 Trees, two, three, four and IN In
1900 Peach, one iron bud) year
1900 PlumS, one and two years
800 Ounces, two and three yeln.
5000 Cherries, one and two yeln.
5000 EVergreens, mostly Juniper, from ut I'm
leoL The above are thrifty and In gOol CoadilSS
ranSplanting. VIII cell ~ low n The lOEaL n
reSpondenco solicited. Address, BANCEL MI
LkR, MOund!yllle. Nursery 10 one mile I'd Z
MountaVIlle Depot. dbl.bIF,
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NHNT1sTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
~ SIRE 10 taye their natural teeth Ne would ny
that 10 are nov better prepared than ever before u
nabl9 them 70 DO 70. ny the hso o. 40 EtEcfno
md hRnhtomoF Gold FillinEs, With more e1SS % our
Palttit, than haze heretofore been Fnld6 10 thii
hty b. elsewhere, allhout the aid o. the Electric
lon yas'rs,tH. Gail and Ice lot yourselves,
JANEa n, HURGIsON 4 eOH,
ii No. Iit Aaftet 3d., Wheolihg, VIVA,
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LenrnaV.

n. 3, Carpenter, Etql Henderson, n. Y, cured d
Psoriasis OF Lepro9y o. twenty years. standing, BY
Cuicufa 9oap externally. The most wonderful case
On record. Cure certified 10 before jubilee OF the
Peace And. prominent clllEana All afflicted with
Itching and Ecay Diseases should send 10 uI for this
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

No. 1917 ChapllBe street, with extra sized lot, and
Vide alley boih Ut the side and rear. The house Is
CapariOuS rplets with modern conVeniences and 10
ptrlttt order. GGOl stable on the alleyE. This
property was the residence Of the late William Pax
ion. Terms accommodating. APplyto ~ro.
mh2B j, W. PAXTON.
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Psoriaaia.

Thomas Delany, hemp6 J, Toln,, says: ~ have
been ahlleted for hlneteen years with PSoraAs and
nave spent hundreds Of dollars for doctors, and u
they call blood purifiers Doetorid did not know what
scratched myIeli raw; then II would dry and form
Into icaleS, which would all 10 scratched on next
nlght, and 80 On. have been completely cured BY
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1857 PhEes amounting ,IOC
Responsible corresponding agents wanted Of oil
points, 10 whom liberal compensation will DO paid,
For further Information, write clearly, giving fluff
or Money Order BY mall, addressed only 70
N. A. DAUPHN,
- New Orleans Ia.
No. $40 Broadway, New York
Az our Grand Extraordinary DrdtDiR0I are under M
supervision and management Of GENERALS q, +,
BEAUREGARD and JuBAL A. EARLY
tnhOWsAw
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N Il w
SPRING GOODS!

so Pieces Yard Wide PsrCaIe at
10 cents.
so Pieces Black and COlOrsd
Cashmsres at exceedingly low
prices.
so Pieces Monte Cloth al 10
cents.
Plain and Lace Bunting.
Madras GInghams.
1000 Pair Hose at 8 IA cents per
pair.
John Emsheimer,
Eleventh e., near socOud Ward Market
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

EATING IN THE WEST INDIES. Strange
as it may seem at first sight, everybody in
the West Indies eats very large meals.
The climate Is SO hot that you must take
food freely to make up for losses, and the
appetite has to be stimulated by great
variety of dishes, as well as by the
copious use of those very insidious cap
sieums, and the still more delicious little
red and yellow bird-peppers. A few of
these tempting fruits are placed in salt.
cellars at every meal, and with the bright
tropical flowers which invariably garnish
the table in pretty specimen vases, they
give general air of pleasant esthetic re.
finement to the whole arrangements.
Breakfast is a really solid and substantial
repast. usually put off till half past 10 or
Ii o'clock, the pangs of pressing hunger
being stilled before the early morning can.
ter by cup of coffee in the bedroom.
With it sometimes comes cassava-cake,
one of the best Jamaica institutions, made
by the. negro villagers from the roughly
scraped meal of the arrowroot plant This
meal is rolled into thin paste, and then
baked hard and dry into round cakes,
about the thickness of Scotch oat-
meal hammock, but much more delicate in
Acknowledgements.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
SIX-PAGE EDITION
SIZE Ksows.

Who is SO pretty
That she can't be named,
And who so naughty, naughty,
She should be ashamed;
Who is it has a hundred beaux?
little wicked sprite
OF torment and delight
She knoRs-she knows.
VII is it that does fly me
Fleetly as fawn-
First lures me 10 pursuing,
Then is instant gone.
Who changes every wind that blow5I
4 fekle, elm creature
OF Grazing form aud feature
She knows-she knows.
For whom is all my sighing
Through this lonely night:
For whom is all my pinIng
Through the hours OF hight;
Who never lets my heart repose;
4 certain wayward maid
No mortal can persuade--
She kGows-she knows.
But how shall she escape me
IL 1 bold pursue?
And should l overtalze her,
Then what will she dol
What under heaven do you suppose!
Tho little angel sinner
The very mischiefs in her
She knows-she knows.