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rows AND COUNTRY
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- p, Dsi7y s' 1n,ftfy
80 s.,y .cE-.ars at s. fa:ri'k''
-.-,.r,,c, fsr . ,ar,- Lo:ei 't'as ''FHs-oi
'-' - AID. !. s4:n :Es topic nj town
-. :. the tire when the maiden hia''
- a,tLis i, an r :ara;a ''he;, box
80. AVE On tie k.l shell 2a1 troiteo IN
dos, Issai-e-
=. Ian 1, Fl. Frank Br.:her' Il Portland
f.. ,-r.c-l.--l' implements, contenl-
.-..... gp s caa.s:ov ts.ek h!'ek o.
...r q se,,ad ani Alder.
,,.r..-. 81 Lone ani Princes Lsuise
- il I r.iaEi and = 'i=i- the Cas-
...,.,.e-aL Tia, vii De 4 rare chance
...,-.h5 a-s;r- g sc tha's distinguished
-..T.-r;.,.ria, ,.ir recently bella, olympia
,.- SION . ioT r-ce:rts and $l,eiH
- sr..aa.,.-es: 3 l5 in tie treasury.
.-a.,r, ra.. .sr enorraous -'''a = 81 %
.-.-....-- i..al1 St5 il7urfle,
1ag-r.-. IN .hs .aae.Fy says:
~, I-ra-,ru iss i.rn connected with
=. .-..... -...-.=s - Washington IeETitofs
-.-.t g.: -- year. and la proven h!n-
. egg. ir--4rrr "n.'lr u c]i.;'4eIee'
---.. .Gl .,.-r .u.
,... fW...i.. ..,a T--ii.o-y li:ins
, 1882-09-23

Az IrsN N-Sectioa 2.22 OF the new r"ie
might te Of publi; interest at 'his time l,
reads: The person holding the oihee Of
Corntv Auditor or deputy, OF performing its
duties, shall not prscticC As an st'orney nor
rspreseu: any person u1ss'ns any cisim
sya,r,t the county, or seeking ." procure
aay legislative or other action by said county
board. And tie County Aaiis5r, darlns his
term Of olice. snd any Gepaty by him Al
paiate., IS hereby Disqualified from Psftoria-
ing the duties Of any othe- county oihoe' or
acting as ,.spusy for any other eonn'y 0t'ser.
Nor shall any other county ethcrr er hi'
aepa,y acc Sc Audi-1r CT deputy. OF psE!ofn'
suv OF the duties OF said oifice-
, 1882-09-23
NE p.op,.,s World.rtds veraic.

BCE<YTT's CoCoIISE has been sold IA every
civilized country, and the i.ublic have rennried
the verdict III It it i the eitlpe,t ard ts: Ha'r
LSresiTg u, the s,g-lG.
RvgxrTT's FLAvcgISG EIrhkcTs a,e Inrafl'
sl,.v Acknowledged the pdres; and the b~st
, 1882-09-23
sample Sayings for Candidates

fl.e DAY after Tie fail election, ;he defeat
- c.ad,d,t.s VIII feri IKE rising. ,nsi.ie, TO
~ somerhiug. aad ct-IoT odt the follow
.ns as approIr:a!s;
ii So s,an. theu. su done For.
NLat. IN time. wss began .o.-
t. 7.
Iam cUatecr.--t- 7.
EN- as lamb before hrv sieE!ers y
ic.nn. q / cp=..eth not my month NJ
To4 eat most s.Gays sometimes tell.
A-d.rss rnr Il Wsl.gis o. Spissue.-C. 3.
Ihsl fgi.:..,z chance. tlt ~ fighters
!. Y.
hav. rnaeisi ny cash and INSIDE sooi
nSF... Lu, 10: Cot n.e IS :here kil up 80 o.
DEB
W,- -TIS,
, 1882-09-23
sIavan's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic 2 Z -biua-iou iyr tie is==sr~.si"n q
q; he re-ta and guns l. = far superior to
,-.v rrypara.ior q I,s kind in the market In
lasse, hanGs'rlle. opal pat-, price % cent--
FIX saie by all druggists Hodge, DAVIS &
ca, wholesale agents, Portland, Green H.
T. Halns--. WaIa WaHa, ". T ;yz' DIV
, 1882-09-23


y. I. 4. k-Sys fre "'r"rs sFr'N d..
On the YeilOxs.oac tie .-act. H1s reached
B.llip-s: %. Clara's rork q 'ae CoiaEnb's i;
Is ahous lOp Ia;'es from M.~s,U.s, leaving
less khan so m.es y: 70 t. slve'ed. anj
al ai,Ein the Territory - Noatsu., ior,
with th. s1crgtie1 vi lb- F.z'heai rs,elEa-
,i,n. hardy ten NILS c>g ae passed Cve:
suysh here O.. which IL .rai-Is are lo; a.
lively at work. aaI many miles 7re ready
for ties and iro.. Iai- wiGtg- vii iirt TIE
Two euis Of the track i-ss la.n 5oJ 'i-i'.s
,,.srt. AMI .he gJ-iu- practically hnIai'@ci.
A. This = tho uamta section, there Is .
course a great deal Of heavy work, e-p,cial!y
,,ross tfz Gs!t ra-ga at BazeuAu and tie
main range Of The Rosk Mountains AZ Heis-
-. I'M, I. ! all wei! IL hand, and wall cause
no derav. TIE Nullle tunnel makes es'iy
nroern.s aud WI. b, completed by mid-uni-
In.r. 1888. Att.e Z, zausu tunnel gr A. n
cheering di1iculty las j,en encou i.ege'i,
and the tunnel propeV hts rot been begun.
I, Will ilsrlly he iu.-hei till late next fall,
br, , tsD,rorary tssck VIII b. laid across the
..mnit nv employing s-ries Of Y's. Tais
viii cap-e some aii.tiynal expense, lar no
delav. and IN less thsn u months we may
conf Gently expect trains TO run from s..
P.ul to the Pscihc.
, 1882-09-23

Tie ,-lire-ishmsnt 70 hrst-oiass iiE'seF
c..;.srs. as-.iA.ly improved II Van Syckie
r.nyon. C1aa.;I;s eeua:y, Oresonr csn ee
bcrrh. sor $50, BY App.y;n< a. onee to this
cf5cs. A bargain. seis-asswA'
, 1882-09-23

I'll. re-iients q Cleveland eounty' North
r.-ol;ps. have held al indignation niee,in; T.
tax. stsrs to compel the eUi.sssr'es of the
Msrnons, who have been -ndesIosins - make
converts, 70 leave
, 1882-09-23

n matte. Low handsome a yUung U0nian
NAV - VIXEN .h= ristt m@n canes .i6ts2- she
i. r-.dy 70 yi-ii the pain. Of beauty II he have
In. .cI..r - ask f0- IL
, 1882-09-23

Lon Pouuc&-Ir Is eor1'E. remark
.ia- Tslis Wall count. Is hariHE :ncdei
.a,ca!.a. O1.lI tnc coGntr; -Ee farmer
fus:ss ...ls If with bis seeiin.-, anu IS spfar-
cn,Ir - rInronccrnei abopt he success OF
III; or ,hst o.:.f ilate, as be woa!i be ID the
s.f.u. .. a. h-r..s. iire. he I4ay lie keep
l-c up > god deal q thinking or tae srsIeet
aid proh't,y wonders WY tee Candidates
na,a iot come slone. to st On his tenee and
TX crop and poli:ies, linked. In the CT!
re ..-d.ia.es - aboz: their usEsl daily
avocatious. ami l; Is very seldom. ika; Hon
ina even a Republican esndi'iAte with
D-mocrsti: voter clrr2iiei il corner, dis
cus,;nc the pol,tical sita.;ica- The heads Il
committees are the Only pscpie m the cam
I.a,.a who appear 70 BE- moving ab'af. be-
hind tssrnS, nth aaything like nnusuai
activity. TIE idea Of 81 sn;i-,tsmp--Pea
calnnazn seems TO have been fully deter
mined upon by al hani7-
, 1882-09-23
Answers 10 Inquiries

:. ,i.a,,,, c5Fr:-i the pcfu!sE r";e G:
!. sr,t-s AID the rinsa':,y IN tFo slA;e''
.,,ieh J. .7v.> G .rae.d w:Iil the pcguisr vote
a! : s.,.,s ard .t- piursl:ty ia oiie state.
l..:is.d-s IL msiyri,y Ms ,, a3i s9.,s.
II. -Bo,1ts had 4 majority Sc, ils!n Na!!s
T'a.Ia -onnry. lie Ns> AZ church last Scn
iai--t t'uEre-isnd Presbyterian.
c. =. ) North WaHs Ws'Ia precinct
ar. Io.r a: tie out,iie precincts vo'et
aca;Gs; Bsenrs AZ the as; siec'ioo. f"'
t-a5e a.. So maj rity-
, 1882-09-23
$50 iereS or Farming Land,

In one iodv. ~ follows:
! s-ctiuu PRE-ENiPTiON.
! ---tipn TIMBER CULTURE.
/ section RAILROAD.
Of this. 20 acres Is broken AMI ,a il wheat.
with Ia good yara,n, sulall house, some little
fencing, with good wells on the pre--npt;nr
and rsllroad land, and living sIring IN TIM
her culture l. within n.ila. of tie raj rosi
and riyrr. and nu y county rUad-
Price. $500. Cash
, 1882-09-23

ssla ,h= Diamond Dyes rn4-re eo.oring L
civ,r fJr 10 cent. ttAR IL any 10 cE 2--cent
d,-s. arj tLey girs .astar and I-s-s t'IiA,nt
es,ors.
, 1882-09-23

How fsw thsre are who ars swarr
Tha- .ocr. the guns ani teeth aeosV,
Cal.ss ,hay ere brushed with greatest eA'
With SOZOpONT frUra day - day;
F.- th;s rrea. d5ntiirice. Ne know,
VII keep them pare IN! white $ sroS.
, 1882-09-23
INTENDING SETTLERS


EEQClElEG; GOOD FARMS
IL the hest I.artiYn Of me famous whes'
growing and fsr1nins lanis IT Cmatilla
c.unty, Or--or, wi.l ia well to make auplI
cation without delay. as th. undslulrh:i..l.ed
lands will so'n I've Disposed II. Thsrc is noS
for sale IL. Ielipgu shment of
, 1882-09-23


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N- .'..,-'.'s F'- ''-'-
'T' ' .''l IN ID. a's-r'-'S
Fr.a
, 1882-09-23

.I- : iapos-itl- for = woman e .aasr trfnn
rr.Lness after tsiia- Lyiis Z. P:AthaEs
vxeasls Compound
, 1882-09-23
.Hsush ON Sa.S.

Gar out rats, mise. roacAes, fieS, ats
l,ed-burs, skunkS, chiFrnunss, soy ihs'z- i'c-
D---r7.i<ix
, 1882-09-23
GOOD FARM
oF {Su ACRES

bF iN AtktS,
partlv improved; l6O acre. under :enc- /; rln-
ming water: nine mics iron. Wslla WaIla-
Can ali he decided. A very s,cd chance 10 get
a fine pi-ce of PROPERTY.
, 1882-09-23

DsAocrasie Tiekse
fesrtssril.
corNcILkAS.
DION KEErR
Fos Lfc,sIAfrsI.
". B. THOMAS.
Il Il HUNGATE,
A. G. LLOYD.
Csaniy-
ssoakcuTISG ATTORNEY.
J. Z. BUDD.
arpiroR.
SAMUEL JACOBS
sarSIFY:
JAMES Z, THOMPSON.
ASSESSOR:
JOHN MALL.
corSTr ocxSIssIoSkss
c. MAIER,
J. LOUDEN,
". I. RARNES.
scsoOL scPEgINTrSpsSr
MISS TINA JOHNSTON.
PROBATE JrpGE:
r GCICHAHD.
NErP COMMISSIONERS
JOHN D0oLEY.
CoRoyEs:
". r. WILLS.
b. Panls Scnocl walla walla
1hi. school for girls will enter upon it.
eleventh year Thursday. September :, lss2.
The instruction will he Of the most ,horCush
character, the discipline s.ric, but kind. th-
house 3 happy home.
The Music and Ar. Departments will be
under the direction Of especially competent
teachers
Particular attention givrr 70 primary
scholars
Fer further particulars saire>s:
IL d. I.ArHRoP, d. d,
suele~tt Walla W>ila, y. 7.
---
Millinery
Jnst received the frst goods Of th- ses..r, II
Mills Millinery Emporium. The la,ss. iu-
ported novelties in hats, plushes ss,ins. birds.
feathers, flowers. ribbons. etc Our fall and
wiuter opening Of French AMI New York pat
terms will he On or sbnut the lst of October.
c. MILLS,
Wholesale sni retail uillin-r,
se.3-wlt lo5 Main street, Walls Malls
, 1882-09-23
PALOUSE COUNTRY
And ase:in-d - beoame the important .osn
Of that sec;ion-

Plan ssn b. elaAfned NJ ths "ana Viii
once Of Ihe y. L &c. and psresa COM
osoe' Ilutf
, 1882-09-23

Persons calling ir ANY Il cie abp'e .eLtcls
WN. STINL, T. Il.
, 1882-09-23
8 GOOD DWELLINGS

TWO OF THEM NEW;
full city lot. in the mos. desirable part Of III
city. For safe
, 1882-09-23
Eurtsyilie Jottinga

HICRAEL JosEnS EYAs.
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Daniel webstcr's Presence.

IA timely paper on Daniel Web
ster, the centennial of whose birth
was celebrated January IS. has been
contributed to the February Century
bv ". G. Wilkinson, who thus de-
scriles ", listers remarkable pres
rnce]
Perhaps 10 man ever livri tha..
quite apart from any advaI.tiiious
circumstances affecting hin, such as
accident of birth, OF dignity OF sta
ton, apar. indeed from actual
achieyemeni of his own, by mere
aud pure force of Inherent character
and personality. 80 impressed ihe
generation 10 which be s'el"us,d ~
di,i Daniel Webster. There w:.s
something almost supernatural
aboat it. The adjeciIvs> ty which
he was eustomariis riiaraeisriA =. in
the common anu instructive speech
ni the people. attributed : sr.t II
DIVINITY to the man. He was the
''sodlike Daniel 10 his country men
IN general. who thus r.,ll,,l him by
a phrase which. with certain ~,..,,,-
CONSCIOUS hnmor in it racy OF the
uatiunal character, iedstmee! lis
own excess of veneEiioa hy "a cur-
r, ctive dash OF associated iasnili.ri
~. But no less the .duc..tsd q men
aInong his fellows werr aceustontd
to employ in their own more schoI-
arly way similar language. To
them hr was ''Jove," "descei d,d
rod. the Olympian-" If be went
abroad. some EnelishiDan sand IL
looked like cathedral. = or Sidney
Smith, with irreveTent homage Ia
hi- Titan might. said be "ws- :,
steam engine IN i,reeches
This imposing effect OF Wrt~f.rS
personal presence. was partly dte &"
Ill, remarkable physical mold IN
which he WAS ,.ast. Tie was POI 81
ganlic in proportions, was hot even
greatly above the medium height
hut somehow the beholder toek
from him nm instantaneous aId
overwhelming impression of I'M
mense mass, weight, momentum
me word, of power. He was always
me of the sights of Boston, where
Isis presence in the STREETS made the
neighhoiing buildings look smaller.
Men from the country that did not
know who it was, would stand 10
gaze at him. of course. as soon as
vou were aware that y physical
frame so magnificent was the abode
of a moral and intellectual nature
not unfit to inhahit it, the pleasure
ble inspiration Of wonder and ave
that YOU felt in beholding was more
than doubled. But when, in addi-
ton voG could further assure ycur-
self that this nan was the great
lawyer, the great statesman. the
great orator of bis country and time,
why, naturally, the enthusiasm OF
admiration and delight of which
YOU were conscious in his presence
became something extraordinary.
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Mr.. Cameron said Mr.. Presi-
dent. the surplus revenue of this
Government applicable to the pay
t,ent ef the public debt for the year
ending June 30, 1881, was sl0o,o69,-
I04 81.
The inference from these figures
must be that If such surplus receipts
are applied TO the reduction Of the
debt II viii be paid within ten or
twelve years. The question then is:
should the people continue to be
taxed as heavily as they now are to
nav il Off within SO short period,
Is it wise or prudent
No one will deny the wisdom OF
tho legislators who inaugurated the
system of reducine the debt, or the
patriotism OF the people who have
endured heavy load Of taxation to
nay the interest and reduce the
PRINCIPAL Of such Indebtedness. Botn
have been causes Of wonder to the
world. and have shown the strength,
bonesty and prudenes .ttainable m
der a republican farm Of govern
ment in matters where it was thought
TO be weak. 1t is acknowledged that
Inc course thus pursued By Con-
qress. and supported by the people
has had several good esults. The
exercise Of the power OF the Gov
ernment and the cheerful submis'
sion TO the enacting nature OF the
laws by the people has had an un,
doubted tendency to elevate and
strengthen the moral tone OF the ns'
tios. a;ving the people more conf
dencc ip each other, and compelling
the approval of the world. 1t has
reduced the principal SUM Of our pa
tional Indebtedness until it Is entire
ly within the ready control O! the n
nancial ability of the people either
to pay Of or to pay the interest
thereon. Ii has established the
credit Of the country, and brought i
up srom o position where t5e sIs
per cent. gold bonds Of the Snilesy,
States before ths pay would no'
command par to a present premIpn'
of seventeen per cent. on a four pei
cent. bond, and to the ready ex'
change of called six per cent. bonds
into ney ones bearing three-and-s
half per cent, interest T. has dem
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Read tue County Settlement
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01
4 Teacher Cornerrti.

Prof. Joe Logan, OF the Spring
field school. was suwrrintending the
usual educational business at the
school house the other day, and the
geographical grind was on In the
class to which Joe was putting con
anrirums was an uncouth bov re
Gently from rural district. who,
while tolerably weli posted, was moi
elegant or eloquent, in manner OF an
swering questions, and he answered
in such II sloyenIy ard careless way
that Professor Logan became dis
gnsted, and said:
THAT is not the wav To answer u
question. Come up here and take
my seat. will take yours. Then
YOU viii! ask me question and /
will show you how to answer it.
''All right" said the youth. and
he climbed into the Professors chair.
while the latter took position u,
the class, wbereuton all the l',', :
were tickled and waited with a,oaf
anxiety, and anybody present might
have heard a pin drop.
Mr.. Logan remarked the tenn
porary Professor, as he put his feet
on the desk, please stand up
Logan did 81.
Mr.. Logan, | want YOU to name
The principal mountains in Central
America" /"
\ confused expression came over
Mr. Logan's countenance. He shut
fled around uneasily, scratched his
head, and admitted that, without
reading up q little on the subject,
he would be unable to answer the
question.
"Wcll, then,n said the boy, "come
up here and take my place anG 1
will show you how to answer it."
And again an exchange Of places
was made, and the youth answered
his own question, since which time
Prof. Logan has had high respect
for him and he is considered by the
other boys as sort of adIune. pro-
fessOr.
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"iiow late yoa are, Frank, HeFa
give me your overcoat-i. is all
powdered with snow, and"
But Frank interrupted. his bust
ling. CHEEKY checked little mother. as
she stood on tip-toe to take off his
outer wrappings.
Hush, mother. there is young
lady down stairs
"a young lady, Frank"
"Yes, mother; expressed on from
Iowa to old Harrington, the rich
merchant. He sailed for Europe
this morning, and she is left entire
ly alone. Mother, she looks ike poor
Blanche. and ! know you wouldn't
refuse her a corner until she could
find something to do"
Mrs. Evans went to the door and
called .cheerfully out:
"Come mp stairs my dear: you're
as welcome as the flowers in May
Frank. you did quite right; yoY az
ways do 500
The days and weeks passed on,
and still Minnie Harlan remained
ap inulate Of Mrs. Evans humble
dwelling.
1T seems just a though she bad
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LYDIA &. PaEKHAM'S



lsa s res.;.ye ,.gse
al .in.e Iaiafui Corp, ,B;~ ani " esinessrs
s-saslrasn foeur brs; rsarie ra?s:ntian.
,iw.ca:c e-iin,- tie sFors: sss;s o. Fert.o Com
.a.s5 a ovalisu troubles. Insais.n..sn nri licera
ton, isiias end Diplacemou,S, AVID TIE consequent
Spinal Ncalaes', ant s. particularly nia.dea 10 The
Chance =; IAie.
:. 81 l.slaive nri CO; tsmois frts'i The uterus IN
81 cas.y sizs-r = sic'cin!rcit IL ilr1rt. -
cerUgr Lunusst.cie IT. cloi rcsg .c,y - iisiso
u tfcaovcs fa.HiEes, atr.en,y. egg.ss ysa craving
feT stiiai:s -ad relieves rttii,ss - She s;cira,i
J; osrss mpaiirs. Geadac,cs. N,-v'rs Ira'isa:ioa.
ceassai l-i-l,:-. cloos.oszless lear.s- nal i
sssssioa
That fseiiae cs bonsin- ':orr ra-.-,r- fa'- 80
and hackae.ir. IS aisays permanently Cd -.1rc
l.rn At al times and under o, r.-ei.f r. res u
har.so;y u!ii, i,ieiaws iset roic, u ise>s ,icf.t
Tor ti.o crrcnf Eisur, cararl..st7 2 ;,e- ...
Ce;s,,oesr s. unser.azf-d.
LYDIA T.. iINkEll.'s Elt.- l-y-, &C.
PGJSDI lFc;a-ca o; - nn5 ..s.-r .
Iyaa No Ir4ec s.. s.z hot;it & s...-f- a--f
n the II iHrs, a,so intAc f1,a cf c1
re-eip. s, pr.ce. 81 per- a-< fir siise-. N-- t--
f-7ci- srcrs al lr;ters ol l:..,'-T. ecl tar . =
ie. le-czs o. nhovr. -ls-'ss1 iAss ferer.
.aasry shcr.i .c y.:.isa: 7 sBii =. .'--t
LiglI T.1-.e st-r c-rs -srt c,a
a. 'e-. a- 81 ll--r .isi1 tc
sc nv al i,---
FOR SALE EY
C. n. BOYD,
DRUGGIST,
Somerset. Pa.
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Expose yourself day and night,
eat too much without exercise, work
too hard without rest, doctor all the
time, take all the noetrums adver-
tised, and then you will want to
know HoaC 10 Get Well. Which is
answered in three words Stake Hop
Bitters.
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BEHMEs TRIsMEGIsTus,
ny HENRY wADswoArn roseFrLIow.


As Sclecus narrates, Herncs described tiis
principles that rank as wholes In two myri
ads OF books; or, as we are informed by
Maneiho, he perfectly unfolded these prin
ciples in three myriads six thousand five
hundred and twenty-five volumes.
Our ancestors dedicated the in.
Nentions oftheir wisdom TO this deity, in
scrihing all their own writings with the
name vi Hermes--IAsBGcrs
still through Egypt's deser; places
Flows the lordly Nile,
From its banks the great stone faces
Gaze with patient smile:
siill the pyramids imperious
Pierce the cloudlcss skies.
And the Sphinks starcs with mysterious.
Solemn, stony eyes.
But where are the old Egyptian
Demi-gods and kings?
Nothing left bat an inscription
Craven on stones and rings.
Where are Ielius and Hephoestus,
Gods Of eldest eide
Where IS Hermes Trismegistns,
Who their secrets held
Where are now the many hundred
Thousand books he wrote?
By the Thaumaiurgists plundered,
in lands remote;
In obiiA nn sunk forever,
As WIDEN DER the land,
Blows u So. ra-wind, in the river
sinks the scattered sand.
Something unsubstan,ial, ghosiy,
Seems ihis rheurgist,
In deep meditation mostly
Wrapped, as in a mist.
Vague, phau;asmal and unreal,
TO our thought he seems
Walking in a world ideal,
In aland Of dreams.
Was lie one, OF many, merging
Name and fame in one,
Like stream, to which conyerging
Many s;Toamlets rgn2
TIL, with gathered power proceeding,
Anlpler sweep il takes,
Downward the sweet waters leading
From unnumbered lakes
BY the Nile | see him wandering,
Pausing now and then,
On the mystic union pondering
Between gods and men;
Halfbelieyine. wholly feeling.
With supreme delight.
How The gods, themselves concea,ing,
l.ift men to their height
Or in Tachcs, the hundretl-sated
In ,hethoronghfnre
Breathing, AZ ifconsecratea.
a diyiner air;
And amid .lisooraani noises
In the iastiing throng,
Hearing Car celestial voices
ofolympian song.
Who shall call his dreams iAllac.Jas2
Who has searched or sought
All the uncxplored and spacious
Universe OF thougbt2
Who. in his ogn skin eoniidins,
Shall with rule and line
Mark the border-land dividing
Human and divine!
Trismegistus three times greatest.
How thy name sublime
Has descended to this latest
Progeny OF time!
Happy they whose written pages
Perish with their lives,
II amid the crumbling ages
Still thcir name survives!
Thine, o prizes: OF Egypt, lately
Pound in the vast,
Weed somber, stately
Graveyard Of the Past;
And a presence moved before me
On that gloomy shore,
As a wait OF wind, that DER me
Breathed and was no more.
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