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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30

As soon as Congress adjcrns a gener-
al stampede will begin abnce. Some
of the principal hotels VII be closed
until next fall; the la,e boarding
houses will take down thr signs and
discharge their servants; he hustle on
the streets will subside, ad all kinds
of business slacken, excet the whis-
key shops will, as usual, stand open
night and day; here is WIRE the fire
is not quenched. and the FORM dieth
not. r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30

The prohibitory amendment to the
Constitution has been adopted in Iowa
by majority of over 10000. Temper
ance people are jubilant. The amend
ment provides for laws prohibiting the
manufacture, sale, or use of all kinds
Ofintoxicating drinks, including wines.
ale and beer. The effect Of the victory
in Iowa will be to stimulate the Pro-
hibitionists in other states and stir
them up to an effort for similar vic
tory. While the amendment is a
great move in the direction of exclud-
ing the sale and use of alcoholic drinks,
there yet remains important work to be
done in securing law that will carry
out the amendment, and undated
yigor on the part Of temperance people
to see that the law is executed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30
Elkhorn, Wisconsin.
IMMENSE DISTANCE OF THE
STARS.

SI'ARS.
Astronomers have ascertained the
distance from the earth of many of
the stars. If we measure these spaces
by miles, they amount to millions Of
millions still multiplied by millions,
and hence convey no adequate idea to
the mind, therefore some other mode
of measurement must be used, and the
velocity of light is considered the
most convenient. 1t has been proved
that light travels at the rate of 10000
miles a second, i. e., between the ticks
of watch ray of light would move
eight times around our globe. 1t
comes from the sun to us, a distance
of 90,00O,eOO of miles, in eight min
utes; thus the space covered over by
ray of light in that time could not be
travelled by our express trains in less
than $50 years. With this immense
velocity it requires three and one-half
years for the light Of the nearest star
to reach our earth. 1t requires forty
six years for light to reach us from
the North star, and tonight, as we look
at that northern luminary, these very
rays of light which makes it visible to
us, started out oh their journey forty
six years ago. The light from stars of
the twelfth magnitude require $500
years to reach the earth. And if that
beautiful constellation, of the Pleides,
were this moment blotted out of ex
istence, it would continue to be visible
| for 100 years to come, for such is the
time required for light to travel from
that group to MS If star of the
Twelfth magnitude were now destroyed
it would continue to be visible for
1880 years. Or, if such a star were
now created, $500 years would elapse
before it would be perceptible to the
inhabitants of the earth.
And now some Of the more distant
stars are so far away that their light,
moving with velocity of 10000
miles per second, requires $4,000 years
to reach our eyes. These great dis
tances are not imaginary, but astrono-
mers have ascertained the distance,
motions and sizes, and even the
weights of the celestial orbs, with as
much certainty as, they have foretold
eclipses of the sun and moon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30

The bill providing for the reduction
of internal revenue on cigars and
tobacco, and for the repeal of the stamp
tax on checks, drafts, orders and de-
posits, and the tax on matches, per-
fumery, and medicinal preparations,
passed the House this week. The re-
duction on tobacco and cigars is I'M
dOubtedly compromise to secure the
repeal of the remainder. The repeal
of the stamp taxes, especially on
matches and bank checks, will be fa-
vorably received by everybody. Patent
medicines may no longer be luxury,
and even the poorest may indulge in
an occasional bottle Of these great nedt-
cines(?)
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30

Keeping the head perfectly clean is
a great aid to health A distinguished
physician, who has spent much of his
time at quarantine, said that a person
whose head was thoroughly washed
every day rarely took contagious dis
eases, but where the hair was allowed
to become dirty and matted it was
hardly possible to escape infection.
Many persons find speedy relief for
nervous headache by washing the head
thoroughly in weak soda water. We
have known cases almost wholly cured
in ten minutes by this simple remedy.
A friend finds it the greatest relief in
cases Of rose cold," the cold symp-
toms entirely leaving the eyes and nose
after one thorough washing of the
hair. The head should be thoroughly
dried afterward, and drafts of air
avoided for little while Golden
Rule.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
I From our Oa0p Correspondent.

What Congress is Doing Wisconsin
Members C.-G. Willi0mS-V Vacation
Season Who a0iEE Take it-LOSs and
G0in.-Cica Service Reform PoEiti-
cal Assessment Of Clerks Misrepre-
Seated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30

We usually leave it to doctors TO recon-
mend medicines, but Parker's Ginger Tonic
has been so useful in our family in relieving
sickness and suffering, that we cannot say
too much in its praise -Salem Argus
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30
TO MEN ONLY /.

THE YOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.. DYES CELEBRATED ELEcTRO-v0lTAic
BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for
thirty days TO (young or old who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
and kindred troubles guaranteeing speedy and COM
pIete restoration Of health and manly vigor. Ad-
dress as above. N. B.-No risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30

Anger dies soon with a wise and
good man.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30
PROVES
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CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN R'Y

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII, No As.
PoEIIeAl
MAYBE.

She leant across the stills
With her merry. golden smile.
And her bonny brevn eye glancing
Through tho green leaves all the while
Aud he Who loved her so
< Watched from the path below;
Bat she tossed her head so daintiIy.
And laughedi and bade him 60.
Mayses, Maybe We cannat know,
Maybe Maybe twas better so.
whsn the winds of March ere loud.
And ths skies were dark with cloud,
Hs had won hsr love forever,
And hhs trusted all he vowed,
But she wept against his heart:
"0h, my darling. we must part;
For barrierlies betweensns.
Forever. more, sweetheartip
Maybe Msybel We cannot know,
Maybe Maybe twas better so!
- And the years have passed away
And they are both old and gray, -
Bat the same sweet dTeam is in their hearts
Forever and for aye. =
9h..sweet aud sad the pain
OF the love that viii not.wane;
sesweet because SO true;
soswcet aud sad in vain. -
Mayse! Maybe z We cannet know:
Maybe! Maybe it shall be better 40.
--lNttp Orfsans Ysnseyat -
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rgTR 3 NsIlsNT 3II. ,s-CAsH.
BOOK NOTICES,

&
FRA1sK sEEsIlE'sL PoPuLAR 1fosSTHLI.-The
December Number brillianflye elsses thevelurns
OF this favorite magazine. and we remind our
Ieaaess that now is tue tine e sHbectlbs. The
The Baakof EacIana, - by Richard B KIM
ball. there are nine with . picture
contributes eSnvia., aud ehas isscfibes
that Quaint sPanish city, 'sEiats elf yyllfsyell
LAST cesstdTys'. ;sKins Hsrrtue and
rs rs Seeing 6y Telesrapl, etc.. an
ment of 6ctinu is very sintefastiSs- for besisses
the continuation OF "a YWhitei SennlShfess
esess ~ Hastings. sss.. A M
At, klsRpor Kirk, etc., etc.. The pOelns nre by
nstratetis There nse also n yaficfy nf short arS
tel,es. para etc. GU all sorts of snhieets
( The 12S paees duarfo are crowded with GOOD
enlngs, iterGrgsaud attlstiCs fhefe are ov0r 100
sispsses as sesr
anmber is oniy.2 cents, or g n y ear. .postpaid.
aud s. Paf slacs S Nav lsle elsheF. 9
HAnPra's Maa1zISs for 1sesuaber is sxeseSS
tngly richlin illustration and litsrafy attrass
tions, The t,eantit itnl scRnely Of The Columbia
hiyer rs hnely ttiustrated. Joseph HAttou eon@E
Black at Home iiiusrra tea VIII pictusss ~
Blacks London lpd gings, OF Fhakon Honse, : his
1T Ightea Eesi an sof HE yaebt. tgder the
Thmpss wv. Knox gives q q aYmfu 'discffp tion OF
Hayres which is iitustrated. MIR. Bisliop ceas
description -of Les Ang6loss the san GRhrtel
Mission, Rfversices San Diego. aud santa Bar
bara- beautifully ~ Illustrated. 2sF
Hew To DE WRATHEESNtsE IS d brief and
plainly explanation OF the causes Of
chapges in the weather. based upon thu ,systems
Of the United States siSna Service i,y IssRc p
Noyes. Price 25 cents. Fowler &c Reiis, Pnl2
fishers, 7sS Broadway. New York. =.
Our LrTrLR oNEs AND NuasraY for Deoen,bef
is charming number of this excellent ne
rtodtcal for children. The illustrations are of a
high order and the whole make nm shows the
Srestest caro- and goed taste. Russell Pub. Cs.,
Boston; S1.5e per year.
We have received tho November number ef
the NAmsnean'F FSrm.r. filled as always withusefal
articles Published by Samuel Sands & Son.
Clubs of FIVE or moro will be supplied pt 81
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ERRoRs OF YoUTH

A GENTLEMAN who rufered for years from
"a Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the effects of Youthful indiscretion. will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free 20
all who need it; the recipe nd direction for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
perisnce can do so by addres.ing in perfect con-
fdence. JOHN B. OGDEN
Feb. 81. 1ss2-1y. 42Cedar ST.. New York.
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Tl, CnNsnMpT1Vrs

The advertiser having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption, by asimpIe
remedy, is anxious to make known to bis fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it,
be will send copy of the prescription used { free
using the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Asthma !,
Bronchitis, &c. Parties wishing the PrescrioS
tiop, will please address. Rev. e. A. WILSON
1874 Penn ST., Willismsburgh, N. 7.
T.br
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

Those things looked upon by the trusts
worthy eyes, more deeply impress the mind
than those which are merely heard by. tho
ears. Therefore, you should call and see for
yourself the beautiful things that are kept on
hand, and for sale at small proft-Wa atches,
Clocks nDd JeweIry of the latest styles, ali
frosh stock, come and see them. No trouble
to show goods, whether you buy or not Re-
member the place, the Boss Watehmsker and
Jeweler of the county of Jefferson. Work
repaired when others failt do IT, Look for
the Big Sign-H. a. Burton, Matchmaker,
Main street:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

AS Canada has abolished postage on news
papers, is it not about time for this Govern
ment to follow suit. There would be more
consistency in having postage removed from
newspapers than to have a reduction made in
letter postage, as the service which the press
render the Government is worthy of some
higher remuneration than it receives. This
act would be smaIl on the part of Uncle Sam.
yet it would be highly. appreciated By the
Press.-Er.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

To all who are suFsrin 3 from the srrorr and in
discretions Of youth. nervous we.kness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &c, will send . recipe
tina. wiIIcors you. FREE OF CHARGE. Thi.
great remedy was discovered by rnissionary In
South America Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JosrPH T. IsMAr, Station D.. Nt,p
York City Aug5. .1ss2-Iy.
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live Agents anted,

To sell Dr.. chase's Recipes. or Inforraatioa for
Every body, In every county m the United States
and Ca lada. EnIerged by the publisher to 649
pages: Is-contAins over 1000 household recipes
and il suited to all classes Gnd conditions of So
ciety. wonderful book AID bousehold ueers-
ritJ. Il sells at sight. Greatest indrconn ents
ever offer red 70 book agents. Sample copies cent
by mail, Postpaid, for 90. Exclusive territory
given. Agents nnors than double their money
AddresS DR.. Chase1s stearn FTintidg House Ann
Arbor, Michigan. Oct3I's2-sna,
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PIMPfRS

will mail (Free) the recipe for . simple Veg
etabie Balm that will remove Tan, Freckles,
Pimpies and Blotches, leaving the skin soIt,
ing alGxurient growth of hair on a bald head or
smooth face Address. .iHcIosiag g Sc. stamp. BEN.
VANDELF L CO., IL Barclay ST., N. Y.
FebrunrI 81. -Ir.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

OuR NHwEsT ARRIVAL is a large and su-
perbly made stock of Ladies' CIoaks. Dol
mans. Ssques and Conts. These goods were
purchased especially for me by an Agent. at
an Eastern Bankrupt Sale, and can offer
them at prices lower than the manufacturers,
ranging from 81. so to an all Wool hsndsome>
ly trimmed Beaver, at $3.50. I can gusr-
antee them to be elegantly made and frst-
class in every particular. Call at once if IN
need, as they will sell rapidly, at the Twin
Fronts. j. GOLDSMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

After. eating each meal take dose of
Browns Iron Bitters It helps digestion.
relieves the full feeling about the stomach.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

Two Philadelphia lawyers got into street
fight the other day. Each sWore fl. he had a
pistol he'd kill the other. At once dozen
were offered to each by spectators. When they
found how anxious the populace was to get
rid of them, they swore friendship and vowed
to live forever, to spite the town.
FPhIG6elDhip Press:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

A Story ON Mr.. HERDR1cKs.s PHYs1-
c1ANs.-Now that the q on Thomas A. Hem
bricks has really recovered from his attack
ofso>called ''senile gangrene," story has
come out which is decidedly at the expense of
his physicians. On the very day, the tale
runs, to which the medical prophets in at
tendance had limited his life. a blunt old
granger-also doctor. after fashion,
called to pay him farewell visit. After a
pathetic interview the country practitioner
thought he would take look at the ..gau>
creme" which was about to terminate his
ilustrious friends life. BE did SO, stared at
il, open>mouthed, for moment, and theu
with derisive gruut aud an indignant,
humping oath, rosred ont: ''Nothing but a
boil p Surely enough. Sir. Hendricks was
very soon rushing along the high road to re-
covery. aud the able physicians who attended
him arc keeping moderately quiet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

VIII some of our patrons please send u.
some WOOD. We need it very much.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

/ The Des Moipes (IoWa) Tn ReeLly IsiB-
nns says: "a HaErisonburg. Pa, Journal
ket Square, that city.wss cured by ST. Jacobs
oil of violent attack of rheumatism,
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-HAGERsToWN CARDS.
1882. sPRINa 1882.
I4oWenstein Bros,
oNE-PRIcR
GLOTHIERs 6 TAILORs,

WE have. since our Spring openin e. metwitfa
Nv naoreeneouragementt than we could possi-
hly expect, in Consequence of our inoreaped pa
tronsge We are bed to give to the trade thsad-
vantage OF large buyers. Every article sold by
US fs married in plain figures that the Id can
buJ a. cheap as he-parent. Our object is to sell
piles of goods at
-Rock-Botto Prices.
We ara not satisf ed With a-srn all business We
are large buy era and Therefore get the advantage,
because We Gag buy by the csse at thevery lowest
dersell all. We want to give 10 the farmer, the
merchant and the Kin man the ity of
buying Cheap for Cash. Al&Ays remember our
eLicen- are so; low that can't be 7undersold
own make ofrcIothing are fast takip e the lead
These goods are all cur o~n1cut and designs;
twenty two Jesrs ofexPerience warrants US in as
suring our patron that We can give the I'M original
elegant and perfect in fit, superior iu workman
ship and At no gres ter coat than ordinary goods
w solicit our orders we will not be nde rsold.
Note our prices. MEMS SUITS Mems Fancy
Cotton Mixod Suit 1915. Mems F.ncy Union
Cass Butt s. 90, Mems Light Cheviot Suit $500,
an All Wool CassiTperc Suit SsS 90, AN II Light
Wool Cheyiot Suit So 90, Our Own Make s 10 90
Suite take the lead Our OTvn Make Sl2 90 spita
are nobbY; Our Own Make Sl4.OO suits are too
nice, Our Own Make s l6 90 Suits are daisis.:
Our Own Make Engish 5 1890 Suits are the fiucst
out We have Suits at = II pricaa marked in plain
figures Boys Suits from 80 SO up TO sl2 Chll-
drens' Suits an6 Kills from &l.75 to as 90 Our
Stock of Blue Fianneis ia complete in every re-
spect. Note prices. sc 90. $3.50. So so. S 10 90,
s ~ on, S 1900, warranted fact colo-s: ft guar
enteed. Give us a ca II and be convinced. Polite
aud attentive ssiesmen TO wait on you, If you buy
or not: we are very rosoccttullv Yours,
LOWENSTEIN BROS,
Ouo-Prce CIothiers,
No. West @ Washington ct. Ksgcrstown. Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05

NERvcUeEEEs.-The .faofneik Ill etf Il j GER
of iInpajttnentof the M nd from o1ce rri-
yous exh jon, or Where bod
avoiding company, vertfEo and ncfyod8 dshfls'
ity, or wien insanity has already taken I,iachs.
on Bat II is mover well to gait 90 long befere
treatment is commenced, The early Eympt6ms
dina or weak sight. pecu1iar expression Of tho
face and eyes, cOated tongue. with impaired Adi-
gostlon /; or In others, certain powers only are
lost while they are otherwise enjoying eonpar-
ativsly good health. In all these Pe,uga and
MGnaEin should at once be taken.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05
"oycr tho river the boatman pale
Carried another. the househola pet.n

':she crossed ON her bosom her din,pled hands.
And fear sleasly yeHtered tho bhap tom bark;
We fsitit glide from tho silver ssHds ,.s.ifs u
Oh, Infinite Father When We weary and
disappointed ones reach oIr pleadfBg hands
to Thee, wilt thou take; US eyon as the .littls
child, and help us aeross over,the mountains
of defeat and the valleys of humiliation into
the eternpl rest of Thy presence, into the
green pastures, and beside the still waters
into the City of the New Jerusalem, whose
builder and msker is God
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-05
Webster in the Bay Field ;.

One day man in charge OF the farm OF
Daniel Webster had fourteen tons of English
hay we'll made aud ready to put in the barn
in the afternoon 1t was busy day on the
farm, and all who conld handle a rake or
pitchfork were pressed into service. When
they came TO lunch IN the forenoon, Mr.
Webster entered the Kitchen in playful
manner and tone of voice. saying:
"John Taylor, what wages will you give
me to work for You this sfternoon?"
81 will giveyou half dollar, sir"
Why, John Taylor, cannot afford to
work for that price, and you ,under-rate my
abilities. ! can pitch as much bay as any
other man"
1t is on the supposition, sir, that you are .
good hand that offer you those wages; we
get our best mon for one dollar day;0 i
replied.
sIfthst is the case, John Taylor. i nm your
man. will finish my correspondence with
the department. eat an early dinner. and be
resdy TO take the field with YOU"
AS incoming on that day wss very short,
by the time the team was ready Mr. Webster
made his appearance; We drove into the field,
the hay ley in RindroWs. Mr.. Webster and
myself pitched on tlle same cart He took Ia
windrow on one side md ON the etber.--
a ton was put on the cart, when he took the
whip and drove it up to tho tarn, leaving me
in tho meantime ct work in the field. Wis6ns
unloaded he returned With tho empty cart
upon which we, pitched a ton, mskipg in all
three tons between us that afternoon, aud
one ton and one-half IS his part Of the work.
it was hot afternoon, and / 1-dbeefyed what
had before seen when he used nnsGulsf
exertion, he sweat moro profasely than ffiost
mon; it literally poured off of him Ike rain.
When / met hin next fnokniuR he esid !.
"John Taylor, have slept senndef aud feel
in better health tben usual How wish /
could iivesas you do!s a Afefmef's lifs is the
most rational mod of ez istsHeo; good food,
home raised! BiitH shealsb fal YORK for The dny
and sound sleep for the nieht. It gives a
man clear head iarge heart aud strong
hands sSscoad Gsatar5l.
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MIscELtA5ME0uS.
HELP ME- ACROSS, PAPA ~

5HERE was anguish in the faces of those
who bent over the little white bed. for
they knew that baby May was drifting away
from them, going out alone into the dark voy>
age where so many have been wrested from
loving hands, aud as they tried in, vain to
keep her, or even to smooth with their kind
solicitude her last brief sorrows, they, too.
experienced in the bitter hour of parting the
pangs of death. They ouly hoped that she
did not suffer now The rings of golden hair
lay damp aud unstirred on her white fore
head the roses were turned to lilies on her
cheeks; the lovely viole. eyes saw them not.
but were upturned and fixed +; breath on the
pale lips came and went, fnttered and seemed
10th to leave its sweet prison Oh, the awful,
cruel strength of death, and the weakness,
the helplessness of love! They who loved
her better than life could only try to avert
the destroyer; they could only watch aud
wait until the end should come. Her merry.
ringing laugh would never egain gladden.
their hesrts; her little feet would make no
more music as they ran pattering to meet
them. Baby May was dying, and all the
house was darkenod and hushed
Then it was as the shadows fell in denser
waves about us, that she stirred ever 80 family.
aud our hearts gave great bound as we
thought "She is betteri She will live I" Yes,
she knew us; her eyes moved from one to the
other, with dim, uncertain gaze! Oh how
good God was to give her back How we
would praise and bless Him all our lives !
She lifted one dainty hsnd-cold, almost
pulscless. but better, better-we would have
it so-and laid ton the rough, Drowned hand
of the rugged man who sat nearost her. His
eyelids were red with weeping, but now
smile lightened all his bropzed face like a
rainbow as he felt the gentle pressure of his
little daughters hand, tho mute imploring
touch that meant a question.
''What is it dsrling!" he asked in broken
tones of joy and Thanksgiving.
She lifted her heavy eyes 10 his-eyes that
even then had the glory and the praise of
Immortality in them, and reaching out her
little wasted arms, said in her weary, flute
like voice: .
"Help me across, pspaw
Then she was gone We held to our
breaking hearts the frail, beautiful shell, but
she was far away, whether we might not fol-
low. She had crossed the dark river, and
not alone: