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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
Interference With the local anil State

intstiefencc With the local AMI State
goberHments.
7. Surely there il no direct cons.illn ION
nj Inhibition against such Interference
in State politics, but can as much be
said ia regard TO federal interference
in the local aud State governments
When IL IN remembered that The
most conspicuous figures in the pre-, ont
reform movement in New York, arc
men VIII have been identified with the
Republican party far many years, to n
casual obseryer IL looks NJ though the
so-;alled reform association wax now
straining at n gnat after having swal-
lowed camel in years goNe hy with-
out murmnr. From the days Of JEFF.
ferson to the prcseut tl.ue, tho Demo-
cratic party under one name or another,
has contendod for tho principles now
bsing advocated by the civil service
refsrm association, an | u is source of
qualification to know, that those who,
in days gone by, have hattlel against
the principles Of tho Democratic party
arc now stealing those principles and
holding ih, M cut NJ the only means Of
eventually saving the government from
drifting into monarchy. Il sreaka well
for the honest Republicans cf New
Yotk that they are crying out against
the methods fesotled TO by the federal
administration To ioist Folger upon
them aoiens roiens Arthur. in tho
part he has leen acting, has but dis
played the effect of his early training as
ward l.olitici,n. II would be as
easy for lcopa,d to change his spots,
~ for Arthur to lay aside nov his quail.
itications as a uieketer in piiDaries,
caucuses and conventions He Is Pres.
deaf only In usm". la principle, be Is
s,alwart, with all that the name inn
plies, aud the people Of New Ynk ir.
respective OF party. viii, OH ths { ia OF
November, place the seal of righteou,
condemnation upon Arthur and hD
stalwart henchmen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
srAnfllxe. nrr rnuE.

A recent report q the Secretary Of
the Treasury Of the United States gives
= table Of the net ordinary expenses Of
The Gosernmsnt from t7si d. June
3oth. 1881, showing an aggregate Of
.$5T53,3tl, ,077. 50.
TIE Examiner, commenting upen this
report says, "there are some very sin
gular features connected with these
figures, which segregation will thor
oughly explains Fcom the days of
Washington to che close Of James Bu-
chanan's term, or from 1901 to 1860, a
period of sixty-nine years. there bad
bsen fifteen Presidents of ths United
States-Federnlists aud Republicans,
Wings aud Democrats. For tl'ese six
ty-nine years tho net ordinary expenses
of the Government amounted to the
sam of sl.524 ,s2s,4l6. -. Under
Republican rule for twenty. one years
1860 10 1881. they amounted 10
Sc, 22s, ,52l .66a. &C. Here is an expen.
diture in twenty-one years four times Us
much as that Of sixty nina years. The
exeuss that will be set up is the civil
war, the increase Of population and 9th.
er partisan explanations that will not
even stand the test 0. figures officially
given by the Republican Secretary Of
tho Treasury.
The gross expenditure Of the Govern.
ment for sixty nine years was 81. lt6.-
$50. 500. l3. fsdt during this time we
had two foreign wars. with England
and Mexico, and acquired every foot Of
our new territory, except Alaska.
The gross Expenditure OF tho CIV
ornment for twenty.one years, under
Republican rule. was ss.76l,sls.4s6.
"a, To make it palmer. il palmer il
can 10 made, the total expenditure.
gross and net, during sixty nine years,
was $500, ,3ss,275. sc. In twenty
one years, the Republicans have sx-,
pended, gross aud ne,. sl5, 1000. .33l. las
20"
These asnrvs are enough 10 s.ar.le
the voters af the country. There can
be given no good reason why ths expsn
litures Of the Government. Tor the past
twenty -one years should 1e nearly FIVE
times "a great as ih- expenditures Tor
the sixty-hine years Immediately pre-
eeding 1860. Even admitting that the
civil war entailed heavy expense upon
the Government. the iarty in power
lass shs~n no disposition to lightsn the
burdens Of the people .ni stilI keeps
up It's extravagant waste Of public NOR
sys. The Taxpayers have recsived no
relief Taxes are kept up 10 the war
basis, aud the snormoas rrsenua raised
each year is squsadris'l without au-
tho,ity OF law, estsnsibiy fjr measure
Of public improvement. hat IN ,esaty
to further tie interests Of politicnI
tricksters AMI dam tgosues ia closely con
tested districts. Rohber- ot tho Treas
ury arc not only suffered TO ~ mn un-
ished, but are retained IN high places u
trust, and hailed as leaders Of the
grand old party Of "mOral ideas" But
the thinking men of the party are gall
ing undtr the yoke and are ridJins
themselves Of the burdens they have 80
long been patiently bearing. The fact
is dawning upon them that they are
bsing made eat's-,aw Of TO help an
biIious politicians to the coveted chest-
nut, and they are Ienling their aAsis-
tance to the party that is des iaed TO
give them relief.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

s'PxN PIcruREs." is the nama ofa
10 page heck to be published by
Frank L. Hodgkin. Assistant Secre-
tlry of State, and Jerry CALVIN the
0rsgonida reporter in the House Of
Representatives. The hook will contain
SKETCHES of the lives OF our State officers
Ju lges OF the Supreme Cours, Senator's,
Representatives, etc, with pictures of
the State officers, members Of the Leg
! lative Assembly. Il will no doubt
be 6ns thing, as Mr. Hoagkin il q
talented writer. aud has haa an inti-
mate acquaintance with OUT public
men for years.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under and by virtue Of an assign
ment duly made under and by virtues Of
an Act OF the Legis lature eff the State of
Oregon, approved Oct. rs, 1873, eatitled
"An Act to secure creditors a just division
OF the estates OF debtors who convey to
assignees for tho benefit of creditors. y apd
en1eied OF record Ia the Circuit Court OF
the State of Oregon for Linn CO.. on the
l0h day of -, 1879, By Asa Al. Peter.
son, jnsolvsnt, the undersigned, j. X.
WeatheTfprd, Assignee of the estate of Asa
IL. Peterson, insolvent, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, tie 2Sth, day Of October. 1852
at the Court House door in the city af AL.
bany, Linn county, oregon, between the
hours OF one O'Clock aud five o'clock u Rl..
OF sail tla Ia wit at the hour ol one
o'clock p. IN uf said day, in St para,e lots,
tho following described real estate
!. BEGINNING at the ). r. corner of the
donation land claim IF John NJ. Burge
and Julia a. Burge, being claim No. 81 !;
thence north 30 81 chains; thence west
81 20 chains; thence soath 10 So chains /;
glnoing. containing IS acres, lying and
being la Iinncounty, Oregon
= All II the south half OF th4 donation
and claim ot a. III Pe.erSon aud SUSAN
nah Peterson, being nosificati N M. 2329,
am claim d6 being parts OF sec ions Ii,
a.. 20 and ~. in Tli. LIS. Il west of the
Willamette Meridi4n, Linn county, Ore
son. excepting thsretrom that part here.
iofora st,id aud conveyed hS tw ) deeds IF
convey tuee, one 0f wiii,.h Is Ia Melissa J
l<lan "a lti the other 10 David II. Peter son.
cue amount remaining being 80 acres.
moro r less, lying and heing ia Linn
county. Oregcr.
3 beginning at a point 80 roas east
from he ". ". CORNER OF Se ton 81, run
nIng iht nee south - rods; thence east ~
rods hence north p Tosis thence west
20 rods ta place oi beginning containing 10
acres, in Ip. e , Ii ", IN Inn county,
Oregon.
Lots and % said land toge her is sub.
ject to mortgage of about SlsuO
Terms Of ale -one half cash. geld coin
% Be paid on day of sails. and the remains
ing enc halfto be palti in three mouths.
'eeaFs'i by mortgage on the promises.
Dated hts 23rtl day uf SepIembar 1891
j. X. WEATHEr FoRp,
AsslgLee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
THG ELEarIsys eP isss.

Alabama oi.ctsj Dsmncfatd state
officers aud lrgislttnre Aug. Z; will
elect congressman Nov. I.
Arkansas s;ectsd Democratic state
officers and Legislature Sspt. &; VIII
elect congressman Nov. Z.
California will elect s,a.o officers,
legislature aud congressman NV. I.
Colorado will elect state sfIicera, leg.
iSlature and congressman Nov. !.
Connecticut will elect state officers,
legislature and Congressman No. :.
Dslewarc will elect governor, legis.
lature and Congressman Nov. Z.
Florila will elect Legislature and
congressman Nov. !.
Georgia will e!s,t state officers and
legislature Oct. 4; congressman Nsv. :.
Illinois will slest treasurer. superiu-
tendent of public instruction. lagiAlature
and congressman NV. Z.
Indiana will elect minor state otic ,rs,
supreme judges, Legislature anil congress
msu Nov. z.
Iowa al ,I.;ed l,rnhihifory amsud
meat jane 81; will elect minor state
officers and c'ngressmen Nav. Z.
Kansas will elect state aiiisers, legis-
lAture anil cIngressnen Nov. 7.
Ket.tueky elected Dsmocratic clerk
Of the state court OF appeals Aug q;
will elect congressman Nov I.
Louisiana will elect congressman
Nov. I.
Maine elected Republican governor.
legislature and congressman Sept. l.
Maryland will elec: state jnd ses and
congressman Nov. I.
Michigan will elect state officers,
legislature anl eonsrearnen Nov. !.
Minnesota will elect legislature and
congressman Nov Z.
Mississippi will elect congressman
New. 7.
Missouri will riect minor state OIL
GERS, legislature and c3ngresmen, and
vote up an amendment concerning
the state judiciary Nov. 7.
Nebraska will elect state officers,
legislature and congressman, and vote
upon woman's suffrage amendment,
Nov. Z.
Nevada will elect state officers, leg
isiature and congressman Nov. I.
New York will ! ct governor, lieu
tenant goversor, chief judge Of the
court of appeals, assembly and congress
men and vote upon amendments max
ing the canals free, and providing for
the election Of additional supreme
justices Now.
North Carolina will e'ect associate
Judge of of the state supreme court,
six superior court judges, legislature
and congressmen New. Z.
Ohio will elect minor ltate officers
and congressman Oct. 10.
Oregon elected Republican state
officers, legislature and congressman
jane 8.
Pennsylvania will elect state officers,
legislature and congressmee Nov. Z.
Rhode Island elected Republican
state officers and legislature April 8;
will elect congressmsn NV: 7.
South Carolina will elect state ofli-
GERS, legislature and congressman N7v.
7.
Tennessee rejected proposition to
hold constitutional convention Ang
5; will efect governor, legislature and
Nov. Z.
Texas will elect state oiiicera, legis
lature and congressman Nov. Z.
Vermont elected Republican state
officers, legislature and congressman
Sept 8.
Virginia will elect congressman Nov.
7.
West Virginia will el ,ct Judge of
supreme eonrt of appea's to fill va
cancy, legislature and congressman Oct.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

Frsn time immemori.l. it has been
the custom of the Boar4 o. School
LIND c ,mmfssioners to appoint the
Treasurer OF Linn County az local sgen.
Of the School Fund in Alhaay. It ha
heretofore been done by all ndministra-
tions, and the question of party fealty
hts never been applied az the test OF
ftness. We nndrrS,shl that Nr.
Bruce forfner Treasurer Of this county,
tea ret his rssignati III an local agent
Of the Shodl Falid slime time 4so, and
that as vet tie Board has spf,.intsd n.
one ts oil the Vacancy. Or S>na ore
aud Representatives, We 1Ars informed,
have req, ,,este.l the appointment of on,
present county Treasurer, Mr. J .ne-
Psery, It's cal agent, and it is 10 bt
hoped that early action will be t4k1D
in the matter. Mr.. Peery is in ever,
sense of the word ca.,abie and efficient
The people have atw ays been accustomed
to cali upssn the Treasurer in matters
pertaining to he School Fund. and The
complaints are innnmerable because i
is whisprrea that tie Board propose II
make aef.ense in the old time manne,
Of appo ntins local agent.
In ging the appoD tment of the
Treasn er, W. are IN no wise actuated
By paraisan ,n..ilyrs. We favored the
aopoiptment ,J Dir. zRruce. the forme,
sTreasuser and "a sstiunch Republican.
because il v Is = e 'nvrnienceto the pee
pie. FIR the same reason it is sin
eere's to he bepsd that the Board OF
urnsiseieners.will-s:pl.oint the present
..reasm,f local axent Of the Scheol
fund for Linn County The peepl.
expect is and hope that action in th.
matter viii not be logger DELAYED.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

Ma G II STtwAKr, wis Las heeI
CONNECTED with ihe 4 bany DEMOCRAT
for fifteen yesr<, -lst.lv M e1itnr and
proprietor s,id the paper to
Messrs Chami lain & Sites, who will
continue to I.ahIi>h it. Albany Is a
god fell fer -nel, a arer AZ the Dem
ocR4T is. Mr.. s ewart has carried on
she I,aser with er-lit to him-'lf, and
his SUCCESSORS gise evidence Of similar
.dap,aIien ID the business. Is.Is snfi-
;ient evilenc.. OF tie ~oribiness of the
DEMOCRAT that il hAs held i's field so
long without any competition. Oregon
ian.
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nsawxsyIL,.a lrExs.
Eas Democrat:
u SuPnA.

Eds Democrat;
Your suggestion in last weeks DlMD
cRAT, in regard to mating up Browns
vile woolen goods in Albany, was
good. and It should he pressed. Speak
Ing OF the WOODEN mills, tney have never
heeu Ia SD tlourlslling n cosditipn rs NJ
the present tlme, This company, this
season. have put In Sol inch Letfell Tur.
bine wheel, az cost OF near $1,000, and
also put in two new Crompton 90.inch
fancy looms. at a cast of over Si50O
and thsy are now turring olfas muc'l
work as any two sett mill on the coast,
Or as much in proportion. as
my two setts in any of
she large mills In the monih ef
August they turned out, SIi008 76 and
q September $l3305 10 Let any mil
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

TIE Republicans press, and the
leaders of the party generally, attribute
the Democratic victory in Ohio to free
whisky aud the German vote of the
State. There is ne ground whatever
for the charge. snl it Is SIMPLY the
eTpsdient Of men who are loath to
confess that the defeat of the Rspub.
lican party was due to its inherent,
weakness and rotteaness. The Ger
mans in Ohio, as in Oregoa. are rep
resentative citizens, aad they must in
DEED feel deeply the insults that are
now being hurled at them BY polite
iaas whses hopes have Teen blasted il
this hOt-bed Of Rspublicanism.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

We ask cur friends to read eur first
page where several articles of interest
viii be found. We propose to max.
the DENocRAr the most readable papar
of any in the State. II our friends
viii send US news items of all des-
crip.ions from all parts of the county
they will ve.y materially all us in
preparing newsy paper each we, k
Give Us accop ITS II marriages, birihs
deaths. accidents, removals, fires, MUIR
ders. riots. rows. changes in real estate
business changes, runaways, sickness,
Improvements, aud all other items that
VIII be of interest to our readers. And
you will sleep more soHndIy each nigh,
if yOu viii secure Us two or three sub
scrii ers zach week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

TIE senat ,rIal de,.'- ,ck at Salem
remains the same. Yesterdays ball
LOT resulted AZ fa!ioss: Mitchell
thirty-segen, S,tiues twenty-eighf,
Herman tweni,-ane. w incline
yet to cur opIni =, espresso Last
week, that ere will ia. ~ election.
Some, who have watched The progress
Of the contest closely, ie.iieve there
will be an election to-day, hat we
dc not know upon what gr unds lh y
baso their opinion,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

that eau beat StlIrse figures sneak 5ns-
aud The beseof ali there II greater dc.
smaDd for tbeir Re0Js than they can
supply
North Drowra< lille is to have another
tii shop .Mr. ED. Johnson has built
anadd,tion to~fster Hums's block, for
q shop and slste-feom, and starts for
P-rtland this nlorhing 10 buy his too's
and stock.
Mr.. Biacchards litleglrl, Emna. who
has been quite low with scarlet fever Is
much beuef; and improving very
rapidly, a. Is also g. W. Sparrv's little
boy, vino has been down with the same
complaint
fhc rains for the last two weeks
have seriously iuterferea with lie work
Of farmers ~ puftIng in their fall
grain, bit " w. should have a few
weeks OF such weather ~ yesterday,
they eonI,l s0cn make up for lost time.
We all feel good over the news from
Ohio, aud look forward with much
hope fo New York aud PeuHstIvania.
aud sn,,le at the dilemma, Of tho faith
fnl ut -hlem. Our Jesse" returned to
salem yesterday 70 give last whQop
tor the 'hOss, and see what the Coz
ernOT. IL going 10 dO about IT, that is
the super iD'en Dcy Of the peDitcntiary,
"Jessee" should bc cared for by al
means. he eaH.sd II last summer.
Dir. J. NJ. TycGr. has Just returned
from trip east Of the mountains where
bo has horses and sheep or tie range.
We are ali sorry 10 hear that "cIalb,'
has severed bis connection with tie
DE10cgNr, but csnsOie ourselves with
the thought that IL ~ still left in able
nands- Success 10 IL.
OuTmail contractor las put n new
wagon 0a the BrewBsyi H.. sBd Ha!sey
route the ''GDyeriitpept," r0w
goes IN style.
Hes>fs Cfoft 'lb1mpsUa l,avp tut q
fun slz@. ladies figure in ille froi6 OF
their stOrs, With "a very "a ciDisi ii,g bliiz
20 sh0w sfi their doiinnn-, oii. aad Ii
fools us all wonderfully. We often catch
ourselves making polite bow o. IL. but
reckon we viii g uscd To IL FER
wniiee
Mr.. Mayer. has nearly completed iIIr
front yari 20 his Brw rrsifiei ee, aud le
Is goag to have something isar.I To
beat when 10 grows.
The woods aro putting on 'ibe sers
and yellow leaf. - aud IL looks like one
ought tn gc At chcst-Eutting.
THAD
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
Lost or Stolen.

From a tribe of Grande Ronde Indians.
near this city, Saturday evening, sept. 3,
two horses, each about ten years old: one a
bay, with light ring made By sinch and
white spot in the forehead the other. larg-
or and OF dark sorrel hue. and shortish
tail. Parties knowing of lh- whereabouts
of the sans will confer favor by bring
ing Information To this office, or to Bill
Condon, enc OF the owners. who will tie
found just east ofthe city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

y NJ. =. Archibald hrs sold his farm
10 Mr. Mecker, of Puget Sound. MT
NJ. l. universally DOwledged 10 be
the greatest hop raiser ~ tho United
States. This year he raised one
hundred and iiay thousand pounds.
On Weddcsday Oct IL, Rr. n. Z.
Ioyerand Miss Jessie Sawyer were
united in holy bonds OF nIaiaimOny,
also Mr. j. II. Wilson, and Miss
Anna Wood, all of this city.
+. y. Johnson is erecting liuild
ing On n ,in street which be intends
20 fiil with well selec cd stock OF lin.
ware and stoycs.
y Mr. SkiendpiT has btagit sIr.
Larkin's farm. Nf. Ltr;in intends
sGing TO CalifJrnit.
On Thursday, while .Hr. VeHner's
dog WIS crs,-lng the street, ~ was
run e''' ~ wagon and killed.
E'uuia Blanchard Is improving
Saturday, Nc. Dplf BruSla, went
"ui bunting, came back lOadei with
ihiriy-one bucks.
George 9. Blskeiy, has on exlIbi-
ton at his drug sisre, a poiatO weigh
ing three and ualf ppuads. raised
on the farm " J. Harrison.
Glen O'Rrien and Fr-d Robinson
tue Il l,..ssi-..-i', - 80 .i-.-..i..s,
wood for W. II. Kirk.
Mr. PArto1, collector fI singer
sewing IN ics'iac Cp., j. In the city.
WHAxoER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

Many druggists recommend, and try Ia
sell what pays them the largest profit.
Do not be d, ceived. Ask Tor Ammen's
Cough Syrup, Take no other. The REM
edy stands on its own merits. You can
buy a simple bottle for Is cents, and test
It yourself. Larger bottles at 80 cents and
81. Ask to see the larger size and read
the wrapper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
! sew Brr SIRE cosy.isI,s

The civi.. -. v ..e refrm ociation o,
Brooklyn, ~ Y, la. a.sed resol IT ons
denouncing the Int Tfelenc Of the Fsder.
al administration ia the D. lilics of that
State as utterly opp 'ei to the spirit Of
onr government. The question that
naturally sngs sest, itself upon reading
the proceedings had by tLis association
is, if the interference by the federal
administration In the l,Olitics Of State
is opposed to the latter and spirit Of
our constitution, what have these
y ould. be reformers to say about federal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
She 9ealptrat.
r. i,..,.l.. ......n. rAr-

III besides carrying the State Of New
York. says the New York SIM. the
Democrats. carry Pennsylvaiia and
Massachusetts, 10 the November cleo
.tious, = shalt soon 'sfterward behold the
6asl overthrow Of the dslauohed Re-
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pnbIican party.
HOY T. ]. srIrEs. who was

HoS T. J. srrrEs, who was Gov.
raayet's private seer, ,t.ry. has pur-
chas.d c. H. Stewars's interest in the
Albany DE&ocRAr, Which will be COM
d scted hereafter by the firm of Cham
bsrlain & Sites. An improvement
in the conduct of that journal may
be looked for.-Jaekaonpale Timee.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given. tRat the under
strator OF the estate OF II. IS. Elder, deceas-
Cd, by the County Court OF Linn county,
Oregon. All persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby notified and requir-
ed TO p: esent he same, properly verified.
20 the undersigned Al his residence. pea
Shields Station. Linn County. Oregon,
within six months OF The date hereof.
Sept. -, lsS1, ID. z. PJKTEP,
Swi Admin siraior.
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AH Explapaiion.

The delicate, fowery and lasang fra
GRANGE cfFlorestoa Cologne explain why
it Is such ladies faYorite.
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West Virginia will set indge of
supreme eonrt of appea's to fill va
cancy, legislature and congressman Oct.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14
Wnuten for the sunday Morning Bszoe.
AFTER ALL.

Should love her again. as used to love
And feel when l saw her pass,
My heart beat up to the throat above
And envy her step on the grass?
Should kiss the page that her hand had
prest,
And write her name on the sand.
And gladly come At her light behest,
And 20 OF her brief command!
Should touch again the gold-brown hair,
And long with the sweet caress
To pour nv life from its vintage fair,
Yet keep for my own one tress?
Ali. no q man has need Of his manhood's
crown,
And holds It as far too sweet
To waste its gems lest a woman frown,
Or put his heart Heath her feet.
Ths. days long gone, and yet l mind
thought such memoir. es fled
once had seen her face, tho blind,
Or heard her voice, tho dead.
A boys mad love, and boys hot blood,
A man holds scorn for this;
.ie stands slOof FROM The tides swift flood
And he turns 10 new lips kiss.
Yet, after it all, tho I've passed the fire,
And escaped from its burning pain,
Yet, Heaves forgive this weak cesirr,
| would she were mine again.