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St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-30
for he was at that moment in the barn
looking lovingly at the PIGGY dogs

for he was at that moment in the barn
] looking lovingly at the PIGGY dogs
head.
s.But Z do it! I he said, resolutely,
end he went out by the al1ey-gate and
down the street. reaching the store not
la half-hour after Susy had left it.
| 81 believe I prefer the other slippers,
after all, Uncle PHIL he said. with a
VERY otf-hand manner. II think they
| will really be more suitable
Uncle Phil looked puzzled, then
seemed about to speak, then checked
himself and turned quickly to the
Isshelves. ..st$ ss. :gsl.:.g.s,4,s;g,
| AS Tom was going out of the door he
stood holding it half-open so long that a
lady customer looked impatiently at
him, as the sharp wind shook her os-
tr.ich-tips. Then he marched back to
| his uncle.
"That's bosh. you know, Uncle Phil,
about being more suitable and all that.
! think the dogs are twice the prettiest,
but I'm sorry | was SO ugly to Sue-and
good by
Now he feltlike an honest boy.
| He met Susy in the hall skipping in
| to tea as he got home. He seized and
raised her from her feet with mighty
hug. 40
80 Tom. dear! I'm going to be good
| to you all the new year
"Me, TOO, Sue,' was his feryent,
though rather Indifferent. answer. She
was half afraid lie would read in her
| beaming face all iabout what she had
been doing. And he clapped both hands
over his mouth inasfear that it might
laugh itself OUT secret OF his which
must be kept invio ate ,sFf9al3 si.f
...I can't find my Slippers said
grandfather, coming into the Sitting
room with stocking feet on New Y ear s
morning. '3.l s'5ts'sa z 'taS'5 -
Here they are, grandfather. You
must have lett them here last night.
Susy and Tom, having crept into his
room over night and taken away the
old ones, had just now unWrapped each
a new one and placed before his chair.
"No, didn't said grandfather,
stoutly, as he seated himself and drew
them on.
There seemed an uncommon stiffness
about them and he held up both feet
into a better light to see what was the
matter.
"oh-h--h-hn' cried susy.
"Oh-h-h--ls--H- screamed
Tom.
..Why-I changed MINER exclaimed
Susy.
$50 did-Ip' Both stared as if the
double exchange ought to have made
the two more like than ever before.
As the others gathered around to see,
Uncle Phil relieved himself by a fearful
shout of laughter, and then went on to,
explain how it was that the slipper
question was unsettled.
And seemed likely to remain so-for
Tom declared Susy's choice should
be kept while Susy insisted that Tom's
should.
At last, Uncle Phil proposed solemn
family council on the matter.
But grandfather gathered a boy in
one arm and girl in the other, and
gave Tom a loving kiss and Susy two.
Then the dear old gentleman settled it
himself, and how do you think he
did it?
II shall keep then, both,'' he said,
with decided stamp of the fowery
slipper. b.
That was how. 3.
And to this day the PIGGY dog and
the daisies and fern-leaf move slowly
side by side about the house, serving as
an everyday reminder to Susy and Tom
that they had resolved to be good to
each other sail the New Year. ~
Ioasth's Companion.
| : O. + b y
St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-30

In olden times lord Mayors were
not allowed to 20 more. than five miles
from London They had more to do
then than now and got less salary.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-30

The northernmost place in the
world where rye and oats mature is at
sKengis, in the Swedish province OF
.Norrbotten, forty-nine miles to the
north Of the polar circle. whereas the
snorthernmost spot where corn is grown
is at Muoniovara, ninety-eight miles to
the north Of the circle.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-30

THE water courses carry millions of
tons of fertilizing material to the sea:
The Nile alone pours over thousand
tons Of n:trates into the Mediterranean
each twenty-four hours. The loss an
nually is greater. therefore, than that
contained in the guano deposits. when
we consider the entire surface OF the
earth. & n. "a
St. Landry democrat., 1882-12-30

One of the colored members of tho
Georgia Legislature wears earrings
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STONE FROM THE SKY.

lFrom lhc thIenne IaIer.Vcenn.L |

M. Iron tho Chicago hicr-0ccad,r
yt.Ftls arriving M Chicago Yesterday
report . most remarkable occurrence nj
MuskcgOn on Friday night At mid
night there wis MI awful sho X banul
throughout thu wli0h uity, accompanied
by n bright, sulphlUlu light, which illu.
minated the cnilr surroundings. Cnws
Of crafts IN the hlubor pppng from their
hunks, aud. ul'lS,NlA, terribly alarmed.
rushed 10 lhc Windows. MANY supposed
that h wvcrc iInnidemlothl had bUrat
upon them, others thought TINT lhc
grrnt boilers arnnns NJ the numcrous
lmmcnr milk had oxplotcd, and non n
few ntulhlled tie tohfonng rcport Ia
The llrst crash uf HE wpek NJ the mat.
lcrunnl lie crlisi OF Morrill, When
the pcopli vvnlllrcil on rrlibnly nrirr.
ward, llnuctrr, they hohdd one NJ tho
mout Calm aud beautiful moonlight
nlghttcNfrVllnrrpi. Plhr onlv az
planA,l6ituf tlw myaier, II that n lapnt
wtolllc fell nlc Mltkrgon Lnko, " r~-
,. TlE FOLLOWING SIMON tlic Nhekc,aDn
Cd0uicLs loeclyed w Cll,nFo Rl,i
nighl' 'llle great mystery ~ solved IN
Tie sinlclhtntOf IH'roila t6li1bgdl In
aiid Nlniil The mIllp IN iba lower Dili M
.ihc.titv. They my that large mll M
nit nli Into NIikcgnll iMf elniInAly
tfriklag lisrurfrf tlOec 80 fonr baif
dlrd feet frhm Tie rloir. .tnmes lj.k
zen ihrFldekncJ,nflbk aud Mr. III
cllllmll Ire VIA FInkrn M bv H. i,dtl,
n ,lrFe nalfiys Ncrgnn Me1sfn AA clI,e
VI tli'' ti,ne y lAl.tttNl NFrhlk IhIu,hn
Lcyh BrnnhlseG tilNflre e.. Modlkln
enu Ftnl Ailhr. all ~ Nhuni lolgr hu
Wcaie'r ayenae, 'siatc lhpi the bulld.
ingl III wlilclf thy hive idoim Ner,
tlhktn by Wt, eSplqtluu, ST. Ildac
Itopghl, llip pfllgHIl nl lower town
y he had ilet retired to. hia roam ona
Western npmtug uhim IN TollNyp. "
tlw Tho Elnc, md N tccn,ruI h, n,bnph
The cttie nght wnb VUnrsWrs,td M
ny rVolh hthfatitappcarcd ap though
my Window curtains we're wrsut m
GAMES, Whore Tho 1rDlIta struck there
Nar rrcot cornm0tion, 10 thhufili Al Ion.
u SOLID substance had fallen hito M fb,n
! great hclsht' n 10 tuurntlrbcihf1d
w ~ Dbl. .a.|" .T.FI
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Beauregard in Egypt.
HOW TlIBAPPoINtAfENT
no TIE COMMAND or THE
exc BIIEDIyE'S ARMY
New York womb.

'V'h WVhiUs
b a stofy published IN Baltimore that
George ii. Butler The nephew Of Gen,
Butler, while consul General 10 Egypt
IA 1870, prevented the appointment Of
Gen. BcaIlregald TO the position of conn
mandcr-ilrcl,icf Of The Egyptian army,
is.tUlnIIpned byiMr. Bhdef. The Baliit
more story puts u that Mr. Butler rep
resented TO the Khedlyc tliat Bcallrcgard
was m luipardoncd rebel, WHO, having
betrayed bis own couDiry, migbtnot hes
itatc upon OCCASION u. betray t. The KlIc-
dive. Gen. Bcanrcgard's designation of
Gen. Butler i,i nm onthnS forlfiB waf acts
was spfpWttl 10 Do the anlmlIs that
moved Mr.. f3ntlcr, who aty., regarding
tie affair. 81 was on frlcfhfy. terms
with his hlglmcss lsnail Pasla then the
kfcdlpe, and he tour my arEYfcc III the
matter. My action went no further than
friendly counsel, aud did not of course,
take The form Of official action. would
have aided the appointment of sucll n
inan ne Joe Johnston or Gen. Gordon.
hut, frankly, there Nasm'troon IN Egyb,
for Beunlrcggrd dmy solf az tie same
timc. BcslJcs, lln' Ivhmliyc Ycmly had
Que reniTy goo,l icEl.gebcni IN liis SER
vice, who tnvcd his army IN The disas-
trous a bysssinhn campaign, Gen. Lor-
Ing. Rnlib Pasta commanded the army,
Int Lohng saved ID Wien King John had
almost crushed It. boring was % disiln-
Iqlishcd Confederate soldier aud former
lythc,Uoloncl OF or icgulnr mounted
rifles, now this THIRD cavalry, Tbcfnre the
war. The iD5nnaiion ihatlny action IN
siriehidng Iicutlio9ard was prompted by
HcllOnnlism u entirely mn assumption
kept Elm. BenlrcgnrI ont Of Egypt
ian gold mco audDlnstrc' purely BECAUSE
] r0nsldcred him 40 eminent nisIake.p a
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~
" ~. BIiNI!K on bias rrduood lhs
frlcs " AZ The leadibg Dry floods Ia
make room fbf Tile fafi trade. 'Tf ~
We lave large rAlOdh OF IIadlee'
Dress Goods Of tho Iaies, styles we are
Th6 ihdloa are invited 10 cali early
aud make SELECTIONS while they are
fTeshs n0A LHiiphsUofiffM IN W
We bhvo o laTggetock of boots aui
shoes which wo ARE selling out ut prl.
COS below competition. 80
Our HEIG LER SHOES aro still lao
leaders for Ladies' aud MNaea Ne
have q large Stock OF lhpau thoep,, AID
arc receiving new gopdA nearly eVerN
week direct from The factory w. t :.
We ,ean sell YOU y woWahs lRel
Kip Shoe lurI ,u Women HslAk ARd
calf shoe sewed aud peuael Wy Were'
spondlns pr.saA, ilAilah llAshsh zoe.
Mpn1anl poyr Mh wNaL And slfaw
hats which W. Atp NlealNs NAl Az heth
tom prlrrp, Ne Ona weed NO AWAY
from us IN want OF Vheap gOpda
We lnUiaau ppE llgAlb aud ne
public III Oaila aud exanlue cur sleek.
WeguNrAntee satisfaction 'ias -
3 irhankfulhir the liberal palycaage
heretofore extended US We promise
our greatest effort 20 please you In che
hlturo 1li Responsibility a.
HgNRAa G.. n, SENEkER.t
uue9s'l-lt ltl
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"NNINMnNN hfN HHHNlN" NNN 10 lNUnH r| a..
~ HHarpor FOR 4ggistr--A line frollts-
stebpiec,raid seven Observation-Disclosures Of pc
Whlar Interest, s,i,'b rs some Western Re-
~ wros-rllC Flut Observation-Disclosures city
20 t'lnys--a poom--lbp Cruise of llle mime
GODDESS. Spanish vis,ms-- w a udalussin mud
tile hliAnibra Ssomc worthless n old Nor.
wlch; The ualdts aud other articles, to-
Igcthcr with MI thoetmidafd departments
ntmthave NO long distinguished ilds great
d.. ID . "'""'"f' -. L.. -. .I....4 I'D
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J The NORFOLK a NV EsTERN
| SHENANDOAH VALLEY. and
NEW RIVER RAILROAD, COM.
PANIES, desiring TO promote the
establlshment OF mining and manu-.
featuring operations ,tb f0ug ont the
Territory tributary to their railwaS
system, and 10 attract tire ate n ti6n Of
immigrants To this desirable agricuI.
tural district, and at the same time,
to provide n safe and reliable means
OF colninln ieation between holders of
AGRICULTURAL gndp mineral lands md
parties seeking locations for settle
ment andginves tinent have sanction.
ed the esfablishmentbysAIB JosEprs
IS AUsTIN.lof o. RUREKB OFpIM .
MIGRATION AND MINING, IN,
TELLIGENCE. ~ s.~ Va
MIR. AUs1'fN has located l,is office
for the present at WYrng,YILr
WITS Co, VIRGINIA, to which
point all COMMUNICATIONS 10 him
should be addressed. ~ Upon the com
pletIon Of the Shenandoah. Valley
railroad to connection with the
Norfolk a Western Railroad. which
will he effected at ROANOKE Roam
OKE co. VIRGINIA, lin MAY 1852, The
principal office Of the Bureau viii be
removed to Roanoke. aTI
A monthly brrfietfn of pfoperties
for sale VIII be issued for circulation,
among investors, manufacturers, and
agriculturists.
The commissioning charged will be
m0dente.rs bas Nlia.i f9'alaN i
q Parties having lands Tor SHE ore in,
iited to record them at this Bureau.
Win plans, maps, description or i'm.
pfovemenis, and OF mineral deposits,
analyses Of minerals, price, &c, &c. d \
1t 10 hoped that. by means Of such
an organization, the material develop.
ment of resources ofthis rich .salubfla |
Gus, and fertile section, OF Virginia |
may receive an effectpai and .perma.
nent impulse, and public attention he |
directly and practically assured TO its
varied and reniarkables elements OF |
national wealth aud pfosperltyas 5aI
joe siii s.s ~ "a GEO. IL. TYLER, gU.I
President NorioM g. Western Rain
r9HH Co lyiI os tsfsnpn. ga
H". ~
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Warih Acknowledging.

psihc N,iw That good times nrc agatn upon
eco tWsit'ls worth remembering that no
oiie enn enjoy the epleasantebt sur
huh r0dUdlnRspM IN bud health. There
q ahre hupands ofnIiaesnhle people 20
oiNg shout to-day with dla,rdered
stomach. hver or kidneys wi on a bot
re Of Phrkers Ginger Tonic would do
them more good than all the medclnes
they have ever tried. '1aa HI
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Could IiAr,lly s'nud on Tier Feet

R'V.Pmiier, NJ, ,aBnl,alo, y, Va
Dedr Sir--f nibst tcli yod what your
medicine has done loflmo.A Before TAX
Ing your "Fav0rlto Prescription" y |
.r,ygpubl berdly stand OH mytleoir hut BY
th,ll0Nmg ,oiltl advice. l1bm pafirtlly
cured. Tho ''Favoritc Prescription !.
~ aNWderftll modtlneTor doldiliafed mid
yAybp jehalcty lrVlUot dxlDSal how
arlr tliipkinll ain ~ yoliio yoifr d,lvlcc
nuya Yours truly
N"AA ANI no WV Nv" n w f'eOstit lh
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that q great neteoric stone fell, and it
may be we'll for steamers and smiling
'Vcstels to be guarded for the present
while passing the point were the stone IA
supposed TO have struck.p ... -a
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, a.. a.5', (, i ~ e. A. Fable,
brrssEp A1E Tif; rEAcrMSsfng, ntar

BLESSED AuE Tifs PEAcINAR Ets, Btr II
DON'T DO TO INTERFERE wrrH y
HYMN EvEEY Q'eHtsL. 90 f.
b A G0ose which was travelling across
the country for the benefit Of iIr dys-
pcpAa wits, rcstlng In n bit Of tbicket.
when along Game two Foxes in Search Of
something not too Interior dinncr. Be.
Ing hired and disappointed II WIG ONLY
natural that they should 20, dliarrclsonc.
AMI IA they halted Hear the tllieket, one
Of them observed m
"lf you were half rs sharp ag the
books make y0n OFT you would not now
he hungry enough 10 gnaw at the BUSH
eF. "lI a0f.Is9l NHur'.fsnUI HnH
i,lnd IL yOn were half IA big MS Won
ihlhk you are You would passIVe lion
minus The roar, snccrcd The other.
~ dont want amy implidehec fifrn no
llfHcn-tent Animal Of Your build, "
warned The first. .'i. .rf
:, Don't give nc any chln-mnsic, or III
make I%6 g Trc Ss, Of tS,o,u,"ycIlcd 50. 2.
"Dnlo! iscl OF yam a.a.Isd I..
"YOn'rc n---w r
a: this point The Goose could stand II
no longer. Walking out from the u,lck.
ct she put on benevolent look aud Db-
served. r. .t-aaE -.
q p0entlcmcn, let me setlisihi, dispute.
IN he first place want 10 remark--.D
Hut she neser remarked. The Foxes
made o rush and gobbled her up, uid M
they piUked their teoth Of, lilo, last of the
feathers No. rcnarkedi ..rIIir.T
g'Nonc but Goose wollld have sought
to settle dispute between two Foxes. {"
AND while i have great respect for Il
pcnrcmakGr," added Tie second, ~ hnw
Invariably observed upt thcy ma the cat
enparty. Nelghbors Who Quarrel eau
not only take care OF tllemfelyes, but In
most cases Of thc Goose which sticks her
plll Into llc fuss. Tblsbailquct viii now
OWoWp." -pe,roR Free Pttss.
- - -
WhaI ,,iV,a "a t...gtf...I ~ "a.
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a Valuable Addition.

y 'Ilecause tits beneficial 10 tho scalp
aud adds to personnl beauty by restor.
Ing color mud lustfo TO gray or faded
hnir IL why Parker'e Hair, Bnlsnm 10
such popular dressing, w.
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i,i mple NetR agire9' Efgesla Az.
wrllsa 1Progrcss, IN RrllgIous
ftsnl'hOughbN pOln,lug oul tho many llIhn.
asH enecK, gocial eduoRlIom9 mud tciehtlnr.
M NllldNhISflIy degrees tflhlafpfming tho
~ lwheh Alrucllito s,i.doHhlahia belief aud
tc,rhlng, ItA.Powdcfly ,itTc oillcIal
heal 0ftbc kplgltsnl lFDor, the strong.
cd uhlpn n Ntillh lahthilU The United
state, dQnlfllmcH,n ufnpcralr article
ou5'fhd bfGalihAllOn " labor" The
MN NnoNu HtllihhWllfAft rorcgpond.
ah vrt,,AthlbpIi fOtbet, wglird OF "'lhc
srpIiel 'SiJce .lilni,' .-tlNeuhw more
fsNtntlIe,Ilarly al fhats tdthf,ss,,,t'er army
~ hinagclucht Nliirll hDpcar Io hlu ln be-
most worthy ~ lhllttl0n vs. iic militia.
.s ~ gWrrillncuiF 0f Europe, tWmnhn'a
ri Wofk,ml,li N.illAu'N NhIra, h,st hiilcp
W. fblllUll, u u iorlbo stat ,qmtnt of unn
" the. mVst urgent prohlrme Of ulr
~ hms rhe lnnlh0rae8 no w vAuiegc ~
W. dertF'l srfo'u llP .rmhlnyn,tnl "
wohan ~ nhnn'A WINK whelhvf,n train
er " hand Surh employment, he insists,
onls ly'h,eF y,ull 9 vggY sushhrs NOT
" The Whole clnse NJ woikrra. fn ~
hb,lhy uf,rppl iF'Ws,v on "Ihe Ellh,,i
81 i.aat,llng. iDalh Frclhhphwp nm.
al, "a i,r Is,frlnn lprailtl NTH race ~
Etnnli,, "rhu Recommendation NJ pnhlM
Seryniile" hy Prank u. y. tutnpnfr.
gives inaitrf fhr serious consideration
both 10 the rl,ll selsl,r fcfunpfA and
their opponents, llHhlr, there IN pa.
.t. . pLp'l ~ rlseipp Wflls llnpn thas Great
apialns,'7 W. nhst.iAs Mhie. W. do
Smithsonian iiieillnlipsh n Tho I,rylrWl
N sold w bD0ksullefa Evnrfany,
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N. r.. DIXON,
WntGhmalSor & Jewels,
DRISIOL, TENNESSE&,


LIAv1Yd pdtrhaeea V, neyto,s seoslt u
IL Watches, Jewolry, silver Mare gipsltl
eics desiTe 10 inierN ,Ae PaAHg tAab b
viii continue the NpslNet Al bS M tagi
NO. 2 James p,cyk skssll9S elNpS4 On 4eqll
@y1lne, wAieh wiAl W soFAe49v'eF hAq
ever 9e'Nlesfi Fet ~ ~ a.t
y 9 S"l ,NS S,Als,Sh MA ,I9sNiaasl 81
mapes'> 'sa SaHepte& \ v RiSQN
\ tlAke ,n&AAas9 w gseeRv Salqg Ms.
' SS ,S$Ss S sss h &y$5s
Asa ~ w yaaie9sls geg-yslteqghb II Es.
Nv NY ~ lAieeh1 apA sat1Qns u,ly
r,0WSPSSysN I'D YvRQkl2hsf
IVY N'n.'.N "a H taaa n.....sl
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100 IT .N II II
FMNHOMAS,
IN sosT a = % HOTTCE
AAOSAG

10 ar Heopened by
j AS. M. THOM- AS
Main Street, Bristol, Tenn,
i HAVEagain reopened the Thorn.
rs House. on. Main Street, and nm
prepared TO furlihh iirst-clase accom-.
mediation to the public. M III "
and no pains viii be spared ,t,aL.
the hotel all II was IN it's palm,s
days. -.------'-
d Boarders will be received on A.
terms. .,. a.. 49,, ...g .....
Being provided with good stables,
ami prepared TO furnish stalls, food ana
attention TO horses. 9thf v 1..
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance Of the
Passenger r schalige, tie. tables well
furnished aud lodging nnslirpassed
Porters regularly Atthe trains to re-
eelye baggage and eonduotrnssCngers
Jan g. 1i-u
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What gycsa healthy appetite, M In
creased digestion, strength to tlie mus
elcs and tone to the nefvtsP Browne
Iron .]litcrs. .lY-r r., ~
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S jss ,PosTHH AND ARgI
Elsa ngnagEa3n r-r--ss gls Ils =
n Tribute to Longfeliow and
His Distinguished Eulogist /,
%@fRE5 Ta0.lgol =
ER following tribute ~ Lwlgfellow
ttas Nfiih.if1,y Mr. 1,bljdnn Wood
lInyis. formerly Of Cincinnati, now OF
BO-fvb . aa'.t 4 e@go8 aeEs'8
-ss becff@ss iase - - -. %. 80 fasg Oh
.ea s.asaos ! =, sosotrl.t9y' !. -
q Notwithstanding NJ al suai i've baud,
"a prlVvral POei Who has reigpch N long
The idol Of flIat cOunilres, grateful band
- - Who sltfItfrfi, heard my niiisir and
sasas9a4 sskefes sifopgs . .as.ssa .sst1s1 :.
go - ae1asltsstf sRsss 81 fs s.asP tgG1r 49,
Ply harp s,nnds idle; Who win now
bryuilr, g
Orr grlef with strqls Of tenderness
Who will encLant us Will, The matchess
G|Hg style yilYc0U HNIrQf0
10 That dropped q Fragrant rosei in every
linci
cree -ssgfetaeam aaf
Who Low Ia magic pleasures will reveal
%9G fibe lendrcwrna lh'iin hummi day?
Whit joy6hs VOICE Fan bettcr inake MS
That Poetry Il Reason sh6lilnyr
gENAaHVAW sd TIRsrw saa T1uHHF et
:, SAlss! how many gifted ones have
s@ lacked az ~ Htla.
The decide disins that from lby Ttires
springi %
A., aetors are 50 seldom what they
ru wez ttactss A. AlsaaE yfs ~ HHe .i
on e Aud poets are DotsalS0ysaswhat they
sing. 'aaH sassea 81.
s Thy verses and Thy deeds are not
&C. = Two lsssiy t.ias in ,lsir resemblance
lss = - Rstrongt ). N ID. 60
iJ1Iy poems weretlIe 'tbrobbings Of thy
..-.- heart,
Imprisoned In the golden nets of
ABA Cspng,gQ3l DOOb d. 4
ualAlthongh on Natures gift thou ,conllst
tAag rely, hfmsN ristH s-mla
Freed from the ilIorny roalS Of indus
'Hacli iiie was pgnnedaa II atlic sentry
eve v NJ dNT fa
Of Immortality were watching ihec. Il
f*tEt N w hNNHNN stR II
0 Poet, earliest read and longest
GryV loved NVnyENFN
a A grateful nation sadly from thee
zone asi%'i,l Nay, alls,lon ing voice.
- hath moved, 49, y.l-' '." ~
~s1i The nc'ionallTs.of hqman hearts 4
Aud lin tieDt for many happy |
Ihmir,0 8& &UI&E
How ean MY large indebtcdncss be
fvsltian but drop lowly, Gihing flower
Before d flower that can never die. |
Mr.. Dayis Is n son OF Lewis Davis, !
20 RAG. !, Of Cincinnati, ini1 n cousin Of
Michael Davis the well known tobacco
buyer, % Lai,castol.t 50 well pleased |
were he lClncimlpi friends with the |
b0enG that they have had II magnificent |
ly engrosscd aud illustrated by the artist
Grafton for presentation to Mr. Wood. |
top. Of the sheet he has painted IN
- water colors % apoltmlt OF onpellow, /
wthe face set In liz case Of snowy beard, |
full " spirit and poetic fire. A wrentl |
VI Wild rosfs-the cglantlnc Of poetry
III drops attic len SHE aDl 90 right aud
IL the midst 0f mnillRcriptg labeled !
"IIyperlnn Wolves ~ thc Night" &c,
the poets lmrp sinuls Idle. Tho donors
'e nfe prominent members of The Clhcin-
mail lar and the poet distinguished
member Of the MIddcseS bar, Massa-
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w"e 81 those Masonic .doinga}t-7le
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y matter. " education Vhar,...
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luysclli bll IA o Judgc % dc VIEW nix
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.uBrnE 10 lbuphDt IN Tie mtslCsould
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sponsc "lhv ,lcill netcf sinyF In town
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