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Sheriff 8 Sale of Real Estate.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.

The State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Jane Burnsides VS.. John Burnsdes ct al.
On Order of Sale in Partition.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the County of Jack
son and State of Ohio in a certain cause where
in Jane Burnsides is plaintiff and John Burn
sides ct al. are defendants, and TO me directed
as Sheriff of SAID County will offer for sale, at
the door OF the Court House in Jackson, In said
County, on
Saturday, October 7, 1882,
at one O'Clock P. M, the following described real
estate, situated in the County of Jackson and
State of Ohio, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of Section 80, of Town
ship 6, OF Range IL, except 2acres and 3-4 rods,
described as follows:
ner OF said quarter; thence n along the line of
said quarter 81 rods to a stone; thence an east
waid course along the big road 2554 rods to a
stone; thence southwark course 1917 rods TO q
stone; thence n westward course to the place of
beginning. Containing l24 acres, more or less.
Appraised at s., 10000
Terms of sale, one-third cash on day of sale,
one-third in one year, one-thrd in two years,
deferred payments to be secured by notes bear
ing interest and mortgage on premises sold.
10 be sold as the property of John BurnsideS
ct al in certain proceedings in partition.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of August,
1882. VIM. b. CHERINGTON,
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
ByT. W. STEELE, Deputy.
r. II. Jones, atty for pl'f. 7sept5t
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Vacant House for Sale.

A new dwellings, rooms and good Gel
lar, well and outbuildings, situate on
South ST., near the new Welsh and Ger
man churches, and new School House
Immediate possession can be given. Lot
55X125. Price $1,000.
Also, the adjoining corner lot, under
fence, above the house, west, 55x125, for
sale-price $3.50.
Also, the adjoining corner lot, under
fence, below the house, east, 55x125, for
sale: price $3.50. Apply to
III. G. MILLER,
sep21tf at Probate Office.
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SOME sneak who is too cowardly to
sign his name to his production, has
been writing from Richmondale to the
Chillicothe Aduertiser about the new
mail route, and has seen fit to attack
Postmaster Baldridge. Of this place.
Mr.. Baldridge is abundantly able to
take care Of himself, but we wish to
call attention to the following:
''Our taxes are burdensome enough
without encouraging more Offices and
Star Routes than are not needed by
the people" "
LIE this anonymous. sneak does not
guzzle beer or whisky, or stink with
tobacco, he has no taxes to pay in sup
port of mail routes.
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NJ RIAt
The only Rene edy known
to Destroy this Deadly
Pest is
FAV0RITE REMEDY!

The most alarming fact in our sanitary conditions
is the prevalence ofMALARIAL POISON not only in
marshy, lowyDg districts but in the cities and up
elevated ground where, few years since, it was
unheard Of Frequently fatal disorders of the diges-
tive functions wasted and enfeebled body and even
insanity the dire effects of maaria poisoning the
sure precursors of death If the poison is neutral
lied. The boatmen ON the Del. & Hudson Canal as
well the Inhabitants of the adjoining country have
been great sufferers from MALARIA. Not until
few years past did they find reliable remedy. Now
thousands testify that there is and speedy
cure for malarial poisoning and that is DIR. KENNE-
DY'S "FAVORITE REMEDY" which by its action
upon the blood purfes 1t and restores healthy tone
to the entire system. AS preventive in localities
where this danger turks it is invaluable.
DIR. Kennedy's "Fayorite Remedy removes
all impurities from the blood, regulates the Liver
Kidneys, constipation, and in all the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar to females 1T proves real
blessing.
We are glad to state that the excellent medicine
Fayortte Remedy has been introduced In this place.
and can now be had of any of our druggists 90
Dotte.-ED 2lseplm
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RAILROADS,
NJ. &C. RoAD-PoRrsMoUTH

Ma c. ROAD-PORTsMoUTH BRANCH.
Accommodation going South, leaves Hamden at 6.l0
M, Wellston 625 Berlin 645, jackson us, Cross
Roads 500, Oak Hill SIS, Webster $50, arrives at
Portsmouth 1885.
Going North, leaves Portsmouth at 3.O0p. m, Web
ster 427, Oak Hill 5l7, Cross Roads 5.33, jackson
62O, Berlin 6.39 Wellston 7l3, arrives at Hamden
7.30.
Mail train going South leaves Hamden at es5 p. M.
Weston 2.4s Berlin 2.57, jackson 3.l5, Cross Roads
342, Oak Hill 3.52, Webster 43s, arrives Ports
mouth at $50.
Going North leaves Portsmouth at 72O A. m Web
ster sly, Oak Hill 800, Cross Roads 9.l0 jackson
$40. Berlin 9.5S, Weston 1907 arrives Hamden at
1920.
TOLEDO, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.
Mail train going West. leaves Welston at 10 80 A. m
arrives at Goaton lilo, Chileothe $50 p. m WASH
Going East. leaves Dayton at $50 a. arrives at
Xenia 1855. Washington @. ii. 9, Chillicothe IL 20,
Coalton LIS p. M, Wellston Las.
OHIO SOUTHERN.
Going West, Mail train leaves Wellston S:l5 n m.
CoaltOn s :35, jackson 1920, Simpsons 1890, Cove
1910 Whiman's 1916, Beavertown i0.52 Robbins II 00
GveHs 1Os, Scoto Val. Crossing IL rs, Waverly II SS
Bainbridge 10, p. M. Greenfield "A, Washington
Springfield 400
Going East, leaves Springfield at 1045 m arrives
South Charleston Ills, Jeffersonvie ll.47, WASH
ington G. H. 1875 y. M, Greenfield LIZ, Bainbrdge
52, Wavrr!y 302, Scioto Valley Crossing 307, Civ
ems ., Robbins $50, Beavertown 3.3S, Whitmans
34G. Cave 1852: Simpsons 4oi, Jackson 4.s5, Coalton
Az, Wellston $40.
A train leaves Jackson for Coaton at $50 every
day except Sunday.
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One ThnuSand

New customers are desired at the cor
her of Pearl and Broadway streets, Jack
son, when the great store of Brookins,
Hunsinger & Co. shall have been removed
to the new building, which will be done
in the near future
In the meantime let all who desire to
buy goods, call at the present location of
the Store, on Main Street, next door to
Pickrels hardware store.
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Fairfield Comfy Fair.

We call attention to the Fair to be
held at Lancaster, Ohio, October 11th,
18th, 18th and 18th, 1882 The Board
have made every preparation for the
best County Fair in Ohio. S6,2000O
in cash premiums. Purses in Speed
Ring, 81, $500.
The half-miIe track has been per-
fected Its surface Is covered with
soil to the depth of eight inches; turns
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COUNTY TREASURY.
InSDectOr'S RenOrt.

To the Hon. Judge of Probate, Jackson coun ty:
SIR:-By authority derived from you, off1 cial-
ly bearing date the 22d day of September, 1882,
and after being duly sworn according to law,
1, T. L. Hughes, as inspector without pre-
vious notice or intimation TO the County Treas
urer. or any other person of such intention, did
forthwith enter into the County Treasury and
proceeded Immediately to count the moneys
therein, and inspect the Books, records and
Vouchers thereof, together with all other prop
erty which should be in the custody OF the
Treasurer. in compliance with the law re-
hereby certify that Eight Thousand Five
Hundred and Seventeen and Fifty-three
Hundreth Dollars, was the exact amount
of money so found and counted in the County
Treasury, and that the statement annexed,
which agrees with the books of the Auditor,
presents the exact balances and over payments
in each fund, and ofproperty then in the GUS
todysOf the Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
T. l. HUGHES,
Inspector.
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Total. -. ........ 30

The offices held by citizens of these,
townships have been among the most
responsible and honorable in the
county, and some Of them the best
paying offices in the county. It is
safe to say that the IS years Of Office
held by citizens of these two town.
ships has taken into these townships
at least $4,000 solid cash, by way of
fees and salaries.
1t is said that these propos ed bolt
ers Indignantly deny that they have SO
low an excuse as a greed for office. |
inquired Of one Of my informants
what then was the trouble? He said
it was the "nigger" They claimed
that the Republican party had done
enough for the "nigger" for the next
one hundred years, &c.
| have not space to go into this
view Of the question this week; l may
do so next week.
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At WellStOn,

Mrs. Lunsford will speak on tenn
perance at Wellston on Friday night
Of this week. We urge our readers in
that neighborhood to turn out and
hear her, as she is one of the finest
speakers we ever heard.
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WE have short article written
about the Prohibition convention held
here last week, but we have to leave it
over until next week. The conven-
ton consisted Of eight persons only,
six Of them being residents of this
cnnntY
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Go to james Chesnut's

for prints, muslins, ginghams, fannels,
jeans, blankets and bed comforts. Ours
is the largest stock and best selection of
the above goods in Jackson. Prices the
lowest. LANES CuESNuT
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Have Patience,

We are very much crowded with job
work, although we have three competent
job printers at work. We cannot quite
keep up, but we will push things as fast
as possible. We do not brag about the
quality or prices of job work turned out
at the STANDARD office. That is not nee
essary. The work speaks for itself.
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Notice..

Hudson Cron, of the State of Kentucky, will
take notice that Lavina Cron, OF the county Of
jackson, in the State of Ohio, did, on the Goth
day of September 1882, file her petition in the
CouIt of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Jackson, Ohio, against hudson Cron,
defendant, charging him with wilful absence
for more than three years last past, and said
petition will stand for hearing at the next term
of said Court, praying that She may be divorced
from said Hudson CrOn, and that she be restored
10 her maiden name, Lavina Galbraith.
LAVINA CRON,
By David Davis, Atty.
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MaDIe Shade.

Last week we advertised a sale of lots
for d. W. Davis, at the above place, near
Gallipolis. We see by the Gallipolis pa
pers that several lots were sold, and the
sale has been postponed until Oct. 4th,
when it will be resumed, on the premises.
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$40 to $4,000
OCTOBER ELECTION.
Sheriff's Proclamation A!
General Election.
State of Ohio Jackson copntv 6

State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
To the Qualified Electors Of Jackson County, Ohio:
Whereas, by the laws of Ohio, regulating cleo
t1ons 1t is required of the Sheriff of his county
to give notice before the time of holding q Gem
eral Election, by proclamation throughout the
county, of the time on which such election
shall be held.
In pursuance of such requisition, /, William
u. Cher1ngton, Sheriff of jackson county, Ohio,
DO hereby proclaim and make known that
The I'd Tuesday in October, A. ID. 1889,
being the 10th day of said month, is, by the con-
st1tution and laws of Ohio, appointed the day
on which the said qualified electors OF said
jackson county, shall meet in their respective
townships at the usual and proper places desig-
mated for holding elections, between the hours
coed to vote for the following officers to-wit:
STATE OFFICERS.
One Secretary of State;
One Judge of Supreme Court;
One Member of Board of Public Works.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
One Representative in Congress from the llth
Congressional District, composed of the coun-
ties of Adams, Gallia, jackson, Lawrence, Sci
OTTO and Vinton.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One Sheriff;
One Commissioner;
One Recorder;
One Prosecuting Attorney;
One Surveyor;
One InfirmaIy Director;
One Coroner.
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THE Republican State Convention
in New York last week nominated
Judge Folger for Governor. He is
now Secretary of the Treasury, and is
one of the ablest statesmen in the
United States. He will resign, of
course. Who will be his successor as
Secretary. is not vet known.
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PROF. SooTT, Of Athens, had his tri-
al at the Conference at Ironton last
week, and was found not guilty of
heresy, as charged.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the books of the
Jackson Gas Company, for subscription to the
capital stock thereof, will be opened at the
Journal Printing office in Jackson, Ohio, ON
Wednesday, Oct. 25th, 1882.
MURRY MCMILLEN,
GEORGE PUGH.
ALEX. DICK ASON,
j. w. LAIRD,
JNO l.. DAVIES,
2Ssep4t Incorporators
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JACKSON MARKET.
co r r H CTED WEE XLY
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postofice at Jack
son, Ohio, for the week ending Sept. %, ISS3.
Brown Abraham, Brown Mrs. Sarah c.,
Braddon Mr.. Canter Mr.. Amos,
Davis Miss Molly, Davis Miss Barbara,
Dixon Abraham, Gri1lths Mary, (care of
Graham Eddie, Rees Grifiths)
Hill Miss Rachel. Hurster Mr.. L.,
Huston G. H., Kelly Henry,
Murry Mrs. Carmeail, Rose Miss Lizzie,
Spriggs David L. Thomas Mrs. Anna s.,
Uhl Charles, Watkins Patrick,
Wilson Charles.
Persons sending for advertised letters, will please
send a written receipt.
If not called for in four weeks will be sent to Dead
Letter O1ice
Persons calling for any of these letters please say
advertised" and give date of list.
s.. P. BALDRIDGE, p. NJ.
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HON. CHARLES TOWNSEND, Seere-
tary Of State, will be here with Judge
West. on Thursday of this week.
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THOSE persons who desire to make a
profitable investment should attend the
sale of lots at Maple Shade, near Gallipo-
lis October 4th
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Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to trade
for or purchase a note executed by Cornelius
Turney, John Brooks and Emily Brooks paya-
BILE to Joseph Murray, calling FOR $4,000 and
due, one-half in four and remainder in eight
months, dated on or about the 9th day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1882, the same obtained by
fraud. CORN ELIUS TURNEY,
JOHN BROOKS,
2Ssep3t EMILY BROOKS,
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MAR RIEp.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81, 1882 by Rev. David j.
Jenkins, at his residence In Jackson, David r. Will
Jams and Mrs. Margaret j. Davis.
RaBURT-At the Isham House, Sept. 2s,
1882, by Rev. j. r. Collier, Mr.. James w. Harbarger
Of fCoumbus, o., and Miss AIDA s. Burt of Wellston
Ohio.
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FRENCH CASHMEREs, Shooda Cloths,
Assabet Twill Suitings, Gilbart Twill,
Wool Suitings, all the rage.
MARTINS CASH HOUSE.
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Hand Made Guipure Laces,
Spanish Laces, Buttons, Dress Trim
mings of all kind, in great variety.
MARTINS CASH HOUSE.
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Random Thoughts.
BY D. MACKLEY.

| have heard so much said about the
Republicans boiling in Jefferson and
Madison townships, that begin to
believe that there is something in it.
The matter looks good deal like it
does in Cincinnati, only our Jefferson
and Madison friends do not act from
quite so low motive as do the Gin
cinnati Dutch. There, the political
principles (?1 of the Dutch consist in
belly well filled with beer; in the
other case it looks like adesire to hold
all the county offices is the only prin-
ciple at stake.
Let us see. Within the past TWEEN
ty years the Republican party has
awarded the following offices to the
township of Jefferson:
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Sept. 23d. 1882.

The State of Ohio Jackson County, SIS:
l, H. C. Miller, Judge of the Probate Court of
county, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is
u true and correct copy of the Inspectors Re-
port of tie County Treasury of said County,
filed by L. l.. Hughes, as such Inspector, in the
Probate Court of said county, on the 23d day of
Sept, A. D. 1882.
Witness my signature and the seal of
said Court at Jackson, this 23d day
[sEALl of Sept. A. d. 1882.
H. c. MILLER, Probate Judge.
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oTEIAnA7 Their CAUSE and
I'M III wi IN ann CURE. .
Knights New Treatise
AZ ~ EFEHH IA Sent Free. Addres1
III - n n = W n n the l.. A. KNIGHT CO., I6
esEh S ks ss lE. Sd St.. Cincinnati. O.
Coal,
Notice.
( tOaI.

Sealed bids will be received at the Auditors
office until Saturday, October 7th at one o'clock
for the furnishing of coal for the use OF The
Court House and Jail for the ensuing year.
Commissioners reserve the ri ght to reject any
or all bids
By order of the Commissioners,
b. B. EVANS,
2Ssep2t County Auditor.
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TRUNKS, Valises, Shawl Straps, etc, at
the Mammoth Clothing House of p. II.
WaSham s. Co.
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T. L. Hughes, Commissioner. 80. 6
Samuel Gilliland, Commissioner. 6
John Williams, Commissioner. 8
John Williams, twill be re-elected:). 3
VIM. I'll. Horton, Clerk .......... 6
Enoch III. Lewis, Recorder. ....... 6
DIR. Williams and T. L. Hughes,
Representative 2
T.J. Harrison, Representative. 2
r. H. Jones, Representative. -. 2
Total, SO
There may have been others. l
speak only from recollection, without
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Joseph Rule, Commissioner. 3
J. L. Jones, Prosecuting Atty. s
E. G. Jones, Surveyor. ........ 3
E. C. Jones, twill be re-elected).... 3
]. J. G. Evans, Probate Judge. ..12
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APoRTIoNMENT OF JURORS

APORTIONMENT OF JURORS
And the Trustees of the several townships in
said county are hereby notified that the follow
ing number of Jurors are apport1oped to their
townships respectively. and that they are re-
quired to select the said number and make
turn thereof to the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, together with The poll book:
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Moy Nell.

sweet shy Moy Nell with your quick dainty tripping,
That scarce turns the wet grass beneath your light
tread;
As DER the damp turf every morning you're skipping
To meet the bright he's up from his bed.
Do you know there's watching you. charming young
rover.
who mourns he's man. with a heart that can feelf
For II nature had made him patch of bright clover,
He might know the JOY be trod by your heel
sottcyed Moy Neil! it's the pure azure splcndor,
That's robbed from the lovelsst tints Of the sky,
By wandering chcrut who loaned you his plumber
That forms the deep blue Of your swiftkillns eye.
yOu know there is have wounded past hean
Who longs to he turned To drop OF the sea;
That down your fair cheek he might sometime be stealing
But II you ne er wept. oh, what use would he bel
All cruel Moy Neil! II YOU e'er look about you,
To see all the ruin your beauty has made,
You will md there is who can't live without you
Whose warm, loving heart at your feet has been laid
II has lain there so long In its humble devotion,
oh. lift it, and learn what wanted to tell;
Just make an exchange, for the fun OF the notion
And yours, am sure. will do me very well.
il Durrr.
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The Life or John Quincy Adams.

II is scarcely to be hoped that oil succeed
ing numbers Of the new biographical series en-
titled american Statesmen. and projected by
IIoughton. Mifin 4 Co.. will reach the high
level Of historical insight and literary finish At
tanned by the initial volume. in which John
Qiiltcy adams is portrayed by Mr.. John T.
Morse. Jr. 1t would be formidable task 10
sketch the public life If any man whose expert
cncc in Official employment stretched ovrr
half century. Tho difficulty Of the UNDER
taking is sinSuarIy enhanced BY the ncru|iari-
ties OF Mr. Adhms's personal character and his
independent attitude toward political parties
and public questions. Whether or no thu, reader
may concur in the cordial approval with which
Mr.. Morse records the course taken by the sub
ject Of his sketch at certain important june
turos. or in the enient tone with which he
notes the aspcrity and uncharitable bent Of
Mr. Adams temper. will depend very much, Of
course on the reader individual pred lections
For our own part. we decline to beieve-al-
though the inference seems to be continually
pressed upon the reader Of his diary-.that for
fifty years John Quincy Adams was the only
man ot llno intellect, ripe requirement. and
Ilawlr,s probity in tho public life OF tho United
States. We refuse even to acknowledge that
he was the one man who united in n high de-
gree those Indispensable Communications to
public confidence. But wa have no doubt
whatever that Mr.. Morse is fully warranted by
the facts in assigning to Mr.. Adams n bright
place among the wol-trninod, hard working
far-sish'cd, and high-mindcd representatives
Of American craftsmanship,
MI Morse has brought to the fulhlment OF his
modest purpOse-wEich was to supply n true
and vivid outline rather than an exhaustive
portraiture-a remarkably full and accurate
4 III 49,.
plastic and formative period which elapsed
between the adoption Of the Constitution and
the war with Mexico. On this background
which is painted with brohd. firm strokes. he
projects by more minute, multipex and subtle
touches the figure OF John Quincy Adams. The
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"Ive been roaming all the day."
SANG maiden hlithe and gay.
Seeking what young fair one, ay'"
Asked old man and gray
Pleasure" answered quick the maid.
" Hast thou found it, maiden, pray"
Asked the old man, worn and gray.
"Grsudsirc. yes" the maiden said,
willis from her eyes a light shone out
In wonierment at such doubt!
And she resumed her merry song:
I've been roaming all day long.
Yes, have been where the bre.zes made
Music with leaves Of the woodland shade.
I have hNcu with the flowers at play
That grow in N" fields and mountain way
AWAY IN the dell.
Where the Wild bluebell
With the pansy and violet love TO dwell;
Down ny the side Of the ripping rills,
Where the water wactail dips his wing,
Searching Tor worms IN the silver spring;
And the lilies nul the daGodils
Peep from ont the reeds aud rushes
That grow beneath the alter bushes.
over the hills far AWAY haveI
Followed the moth and the butterfly,
sung with the lark and slipped with the bee.
Oh, the kings Of earth might have envicd me,
Rambling away where have been,
Seeing the hrrutv have seen
Drinking the rapture my soul hath drank
from tn odorei'air and the NOISY bank
Have found ~ OH, YES say.
Hast thou lost it, Graudsre'' Nay
With ST. much for youth there's some 10 spare
For the wrinklei brow sui the silycrpi hair"
Then the old man turned and with sigh
which the Whispering winds bore softly by,
And lot there smile So sweet vet sad,
He nItrIulrpl an IA 20, Wiz t
So youn: and So fresh 10 east the blight
ofSn old mans care. sweet maid good night 4"