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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
Enoch Arden's True Story

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When Enoch Arden came home
after that memorable and disastrous
voyage which shipWrecked him and
his hopes, he crept up the street to
his old home, as Tennys0n informs
us, and looked in the window. There
he saw Philip Ray and Annie his
wife, a d their child, all seated
around the hearth cracking wal
nuts.
The whole bitter truth came upon
him with terrible force. Annie,
supposing Enoch to be dead, had
married Philip, so as to have a home
for herself and child and a man
about the house in case Of tramps.
1t was sad coming back for Enoch
and he was mad about it. Not SO
much because Philip had married
his wife, for there were plenty more
wives to be had; not because his
child had learned to call another
man "pa," though that was bitter
pill.
Neither of these things worried
him half so much as to note that
Philip was wearing his (Enoch's)
clothes. With a menacing gesture
Enoch was Just about to dash into
the house and annihilate them,
when suddenly the anger in his
countenance was supplanted by
look of terror and he skunk away as
silently as he had come. He had
thought of Armies mother, who
during Enoch's absence had broken
up housekeeping and come over to
live with her daughter, and had be
come fixture there.
Enoch told some Of the boys after
ward that it was the narroWest
escape of his life, and that he would
rather be shipwrecked every five
minutes than to encounter his
MISUNDERSTANDING Night,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30

GOO0 A BUILDING LOT IN STXTE
| POOO Ward, rich soil and among goot
houses; we'll fenced, 6x20 rods.
.100O A BUILDING SITE NEXT TIC
9iOOO Mrs. Hopwood's house on Arsena
HIl-street on each side CT it; lot 40 feet
front 1873 feet back; is the most eligible site
COZ BUILDING LOT, IOxIO RODS, IN
pOIO a part Of town where property is
Using in value repidly.
GOOD WATER POWER, WITH LAND
for buildings, close 10 town, for lease.
$500. Ward, fenced, orchard, ditch i n runs IS
coon ALoT Iox'o IN THE2OTH WARD
OOOO' fenced and cultivated.
G1OO ANOTHER FULL LOT CLOSE
PtOO' bv. fenced and in lucerne.
GO0O ANOTH Err BUILDING LOT ON
POVO' D. and R. q. r. R. tracB; Will 500 .
be in demand for business, 2x5 rods
G10R BUILDING LOT 3xl0 RODS ON
QfAO' Fifth SoI nth street; close to street
car.
. ,0OOO A MAGNIFICENT BUILDING
= 2OOO tot, well fenced, full city lot,
Good place for Investment of money for
building sites
$40 A NICE Blu LDING SPOT CLOSE
~HoO TO Liberty Park; 5xl0 rods, corner
For Rent.
Two rooms pantry end summer kitchen,
with use Of oart OF cellar; Nine cen h wa d;
81 per month.
b use of four rooms and kitchen, and
kitcEen shed; $50 per month; 10Th Ward.
Ofiice room, feel front by Is feet back, on
Main street, ground floor; $50.
Furnished room III an attractive location
7lh Ward.
a two story house of eight rooms, brick,
in pleasant locality; $40.
Ona or more furnished rooms near to bust
ness, First South street..
large AMI WILL arranged fashionable
house on South Temple street, to lease for a
term of years; stables. o chard, sma l fruits .
etc, on Brigham street.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of the County
of salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.
Ia the matter of the Estate Of Elmirs 2
Tufts, deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
In the undersigned, administrator OF
the estate Of EImirs P. Tufts, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons hay
ing GLAZING against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouch-
ere, within ten months after the frst pub
licst on of this notice, to the said admin
istrator, at his place of business, City
Liquor store on First Soath street, Salt
Lake city, Utah.
DON @. TUFTS,
Administrator of the Estate of Elmira
2. Tufts, deceased.
Dated Salt Lake City, Sept. 18th, 1888.
40
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s. W. DARKE WIN, FULLER
S. W.DARKE&Co
NOTARTES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Accident Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Leaning

q The tozloa0j11g is LESS THAN
ONE-HALF the property zee haze for
sale: the balance 1Otl be published
neat Sunday.
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SPECIAL.

cco0O ALARGE AND COMNoDIOUS
pOVOO adobe house Of six rooms, with
kitchen and buttery; good cellars under the
whole building, Spring in lot, flowing 70 tie
house; lot 10 rods front by 20 rOis back; close
o dept. -r,o,--,,,
$4,000 Guilt fE IL m SoGa S yo for eega c.
and comfort superbly finished; water, etc,
Just north OF Eagle GAZE. a tony place
Gz00n~A LaRGE FRAME HOUSE OF
poOOO five rooms and atd;, lofty ceiling
hall through from front 10 back, OF 5xlO
rods; near 10 Baptist church, now building.
x0z00 A Brick HOUSE OF THREE
S1JOO rooms, with stable, in good IOcl-
ton, lot 61z 70 Is east front by 10 rods back,
on street car line.
National Republican., 1883-10-20
THE WORLDS HEALTH.

What is shown by Consular Reports
Probabilities OF the Spread of Cholera
Next Year.
The general health of tho world, as shown
by large number of consular health reports
received by tho national board of health, in
this city, yesterday, has been comparatively
good for the past two months, with tho ex-
ception of the far eastern countries, where
cholera and other plaques are prevalent
to limited extent. The opinion of med!-
cal men in this city who have studied
the varying reports from infected regions
is that the seeds of choler arc being sown in
such manner as to indicate u general intro
duction Of the dreaded disease into Europe,
aud oven England next season. Some appre-
tensions arc iel. regarding its possible intro
ductiOn into this country at the same time,
and preparations will be made for rigid
guarantees and other precautions in the
event of the expected European outbreak,
The reports received yesterday show
the following death rates from cholera
for one week in the latter part of
last month: Bombay, India, "a deaths
Alexandria, Egypt, 80; Cairo Egypt, II. Tho
plague which threatened to devastate portions
of Russia is ON the wane, the weekly average
of deaths mt St. Petersburg being only seven.
Under the head of deaths from other con
tagious diseases" the report from Bombay
gives the weekly death rate ut 237 out Of n
population of 773 1876 persons. Consumption
Is prevailing TO great eXtent at Riga, Russia.
The reports from this country only show n
slight scattering Of such contagious diseases us
diphtheria, scarlet tever, and few cases Of
smallpox.
National Republican., 1883-10-20
InlprHyennents,

The two six room brick DWELLINGS being
erected by Mr., w, H. Carr'1o on n street,
between Eleventh and Twol6h southeast arc
nearly completed. ThCr will cost about
5000.
Mr. Joshua Clark I'd erecting q handsome
pressed brick fronts,tore and dwelling on
Eleventh, between 'tand N streets southeast,
containing eight 'ooms. The building will
cost about ~, 50Oc'
Mr. j. Il. Capipbell is erecting a substantial
store room ano warehouse, corner Of Eleventh
and n streebosoutheast, costing about $4,000,
An improly elevator will be put in the
buildigJhe
-ornadv, u cure for diseases of the nerves,
Z ''iA0u5 muscles, is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-10-20
qrrsOnal Comfort.

JNEET, &C-DR. WHITE, $, G.; OPERATING
4 rooms lll6 Pa, pN. opposite Wizards Hotel.
Onlce hours, O. M toGp. M. sunday hours. D to ii
u, ~, Practicod IN washington, u. g., from 1861 to
present date PHtronizpd by the most cmnent physi-
clans aud surgeons Onloe fee, 81 per visit.
THNlIE SlIEDD BATHS, 9Ol 70 STREET NEAR
4 Ninth-lnTk5h Russian, sulphur and Mercursd
balhs given Win sltil ana experience. MaulpulatOr
often years experience nt THIS establishment. Singe
bath, ~ FOR ~ II for $40 open sunday from a.
m. 20 D. m. aul7,tf
MyEW TURKISH BATH CDR BoyEFSl
~ lN5 street Opposite kisgs lioule, large pool,
Opou sunday Open from 8 4. IN Till 10 ~ IN: Satue,
day, ~ A. ~ BaIhs. VI: tickets, SL5l
GpG Dr. Ii. L. DoVEE, Electrician
National Republican., 1883-10-20

0-1hOse .idUCrtisers uho so desire can hare their
names aud dddie eSs placed in a Register in THE RE-
PUBLICAN Business 0Rce prepared Ior that purpose in
order that responses thereto coming after The adreriise-
mem has been taken out can be JorlCdrded By mai or
Oltertgise.
National Republican., 1883-10-20
SHfloneu 10 's'uan.

Mooney TO LOAN on REAL Estate KTrHB
IVA lowest rates. DANENhOWlslt j. son, l3a z
street noTthweaL n0l$h
National Republican., 1883-10-20
MlanirA-- NlisttIInnfnns.

TTNo BuY-sToCK AND FIXTURES OF AN Es.
Il tablshed retail coal and wood yard; state loco-
uSn, t,S,, price, rent &C. Address WOOD Republican
THREE WATCH DOGS. CALL AFTER 8 z.
a m" at 2oi LIST ST. 5. E 5-23
HORSE AND BUGGY-Two or THREE
IL months; will be well fed and carefully driven,
Address, stating terms, G. c.. Republican Once. 523
A NY CLERK IN THE f. o. DEPARTMENT
his benefit Address Bi3NiiFif Republican oilse
A COUNTER, ABOUT 10 FEET LONG AND
"A about feet high, suitable for an insurance OF
lice Address LEE, Republican Onice. 6.22
FoR MS HOARD, PHAE AEToN HoRSE, sUItA.
~ Die for lady TO drive with view to purchase; must
he SAFE, sound, handsome Address f., Box co. City
Nj a. CHERRY HAS A MODEL OF TIE PAT
1NAe ternnbe part of his family char. OF twill pay
the United states Government 10 examine the model
i ana promote the progress oft Call at NJ W. corner
oln hnu bouhdhry. O-ZO
VWANrED-A NATIVE OF SPAIN OR CUBA
ao.e to teaeh the spanish Language. Call at 9io
ll,h ST. NJ w. between and p m. $50
WANNiTEp,,ALL TO READ THAI o,,,.,,
w DIR, j. VAN DYCK, DEltMATOLOG1ST,
Permanently removes Plmpica, Biaekheads, Liver.
Pores. Freckes frontal Crown, Fart aud Temple
BaldneSs sGaly scalp letter, Thin Harsh Dry, split
Cutancous, aud Hair Blenilshcs, making the com
& so ne nnoS SSF SnS ptcy Hga Sp be
mar vigorous VIC m and ux4ra1t % without any paints
OF COsIlelCS Inc ntnent Is tnO
IsUPE6fLIUioUsNHR s HRAiRcpr Van Dycls is pleased
to announce to the ladies OF Washington that he has
ever removes superiluous hair from the upper lip
chin, cheeks, arms, and any part of the body, without
any injury to the skin; depilatory acid plaster
razor used-only treatment In the world that Will for
eyer remove this most annoying OF all complexion
blcmIshcg,
THE IAIR-DE Van Dycl successfully treats the
hair and scalp. He carefully examines the sCnlp, aud
1.-THE hair iOCies not destroyed, he never fails
to cure crown, spot, frontal part and temple bald
ness, thin, dry, split, faded and premature gray hair
dandrui scay scalp, scalp tettGr. and all affections
OF the hair and scalp, Both treated Isu rcgu
lar graduate of medicine and surgery, and you can
consult him with every confidence In his skill. Call
once
NoTE-Dr Van Dycli has permanently located at
No y Grant Place, where he can be consulted daily,
except Friday aud saturday; hours, q. m. TO y m
Sundays a. m. to 2p. m.
II GoYD'S WASHINGTON, 2JCENT EMPRESS;
ii prompt and renble baggage checked at resi-
dence OhiceS isl Pa. av and 1908 L ST. N. w, Tel
ephoue connection. 5-22
WY ANT'ED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f..
q Commissioner of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Public; alwaysin Office from a. IN. TO p NJ.
ap3Oly
| NyEREBODY TO PATRONI2E wITHER-
H bees Capital - Cent Express. baggage checked
at residence Onces iSj Pa, av 1lth aud U sts., aud
sd and East Capitol SITS.
1-Telephone connections se2tlm-
National Republican., 1883-10-20
9uarOing.

wv 18TH BOARD-FURNISFIED, 2 ROOMS ON
w lst uOori also rooms on "a iOOri with bath,
hot ana cold wafer; two lines OF street IN
private family, 0Jl u st. = w. 3
I Al - MsE n. w.-souTHEgN loARp-
D ~ a Q ing huuge, for COiufed ladies nni 81 NJ
tleneni Dest OF iare nnd accom- N lOdatlOns Mks a,
ii. JACKSON, froprietresS oclaln4~
National Republican., 1883-10-20
Golantrn-3u
3nsimsss Garos

bicycles AND TRICYoLEs REPAIRED IN
~ tue most skllidl manner aud all work guar
gutCCd New and secondhand bicycles and ulCycl,3
fOr sale, WIN. q. SCRIBNER, llOS h street north
west, (Fenion HalL) aus
Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
a 4 on Time DepoStts United States Bonds bought
ana sold nc marEet rates Collections made every
where by J, n. sQUlnk n 90, BankerA lil5 PenS-
EylvaniaaYenue nAl5.sf
National Republican., 1883-10-20
gost amN .fUunO.

L osT-oN I7ru INSTANT WASHINGTON
IL Light Infantry Pin, Finder Will be rewarded by
leaving NJ VS. vth ST. n. w. e22
4 OSP - A SQUARE MOSAIC EARRING,
II Finder will bo rewarded BY leaving II et i0j l.
ST. NV. S20
National Republican., 1883-10-20

= II cure for diseases of the nerves,
muscles, Is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-10-20

II GOYD'S WASHINGTON, 2j-CENT EMPRESS
IA prompt and reliable; baggage checked ut resi-
dence. Offices ISL Pa. av and 1908 + st. N. w. Tel
ephoue connection. 5-92
National Republican., 1883-10-20
WluWtrO--Qs employment.

ollautrO--GmpIugmrmt.
A BooKKEEPER, WITH TEN YEARS
IA practical experience, desires n position with
some good house; references first class. Address
Republican Once. 12a
pY A MAN or EXPERIENCE, A SITUATION
as assistant bookkeeper, or clerical position OF
any kind good references Us to character and nbil-
ily salary moderate. Address W. G., Republican
Oilce. i.lO
or Watchman in one Of HS mSHS 6x
party well recommended. Address A. Is. ". Re
publican Office. l.3O
A LADY, QUICK WITH PEN AND PENCIL,
IA desires employment by patent attorney; refer
cnces given and rcqu red. Address MISS s. NJ. NJ,
hast Washington T. o., City. I2O
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION TO
IA teach aud for small children; best city ref
erences. Address NJ. ID. S., East Capitol z. O., City.
l-2O
National Republican., 1883-10-20
Zeal Gstatc Brokers.
EMOVtL. 1901. REMOVA
WILLIAM DICKSON,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENT.
Has removed his otlice from Four.and.a-half
street to
NO. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST.


street to
NO. 1901 L STREET NORTHWEST
Desirable property for sale In all parts of the city,
Special and personal attention given to the renting
OF lionscs and collection ofrcnts.
Real estate loans negotiated NJ lowest rates of inter-
est.
In surance risks on buildings. stocks, merchandise.
household furniture, &c. effected with the FIRE
ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia, Pa (the most pop.
ular and reliable insurance company In that State).
placed In any of the prominent companies IN the
country
SPECIAL AND GENERAL TAXES PAID AT
A DISCOUNT
1901. f STREET 1901.
National Republican., 1883-10-20
Sdlmtro- -Rounts.

IA ant room, with board, in private family re.
tween f and and nth and nth SITS. n. w. In an.
swcttng please state size of room, how heated direc
ion windows open, on what floor price. &c,; best OF
references given and required Address lNVlSl BILE
GREEN, Republican Ohlce. I2l
National Republican., 1883-10-20

LNVERYBODY TO PATRONI2E wITHER-
II bees Capital - Cent Express baggage checked
az residence Onces 49, Pa av., llth and sts, aud
sd and East Capitol SITS.
Hb- Telephone connections se2llm-
National Republican., 1883-10-20

WY ANT'ED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f..
w Beall Iatoman 4 Co s Bank, iil i ST. NV, ts
Commissioner of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner Examiner, and
Notary Public; alwaysin office nom n. m to p M.
ap3lly
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-Pr4dent Arthur has I've sisters and
one brother
Mr.. Gladstone. II 4 .aid. s. writing
book On TIE Evidences q Christians
fy.r
Minister Lowell T. called the Right
Hon. J. Kns>ell Lowell By the London
society journals.
The death q Po<fmasfer-General
Howe Is the first death Of a abinef on
Ger since that a General RaNlins. Pres
ideni Grants first Secretary a War.
In Baltimore. on 81 Paul's street.
j. displayed the sign, Charles J. Bona
parte, attorney Il law" This grand
nephew Of the great Emperor Is busy
member q his profession.
Rev. Dr. s. r. smith. who wrote
my Country. It's q Thee has re-
turned TO Chicago from long tour
through Europe. the East Indies and
Burmah. He wrote the hymn while he
was u Harvard College. fifty years ago.
Wong Ching Foo. the editor 81 the
New York Chincse-Amcric1n i about
70 begin the translation into English Of
The Fan Yong. Or the Royal Slave,
the most popular q Chinese historical
novels. Tie romance was written
? 200 years ago. BY Kong Ming.
DR.. Clemencean. the distinguished
leader Of the extreme left in the French
Chamber Of Deputies. was teacher Of
French in Hartford seminary sixteen
years ago. and while there married Miss
Plummer. Of Wisconsin. one Of bis pu-
nils who Is now 4 header in Pari<i1u
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1t was Chaucer that appropriately
said: There is nothing new but what
has once been Old Cnnncer evidently
knew hash when be saw it, Yonkers
Stdfcsm1n-
"A jackson County milkman while
working the pump handle calls out
-.h'isf there. 50 boss 50 there nowr'
II isa way he has Of easing his consci-
ence- Modern 1rgo.
John Bright has changed his mind
aS towoman suffrage. The ladies viii
have 70 be easy on Mr.. Bright. how
ever. They will remember how often
they change their own minds.
"A young man named Polk sang AL
the evening ~ company ~ friends
~ Montgomery Ala. and then shot
himself dead He probably preferred
suicide % being lynched - Rochester
R0Sf-Exprcss.
Here Is an .-Essay on Man. rather
more concise than Pope's II consists
Of the following canto:
Mans vnpor
Pull ~ woes:
Starts paper.
Hustt and goes
-l1ert was company 70 supper. the
table was Set ont splendidlr- and all
were enjoying themselves exceedingly.
when the pet Of the household unfor-
tunafely whispered: Ma. why don't
you have this sort Of supper when there
isn't any company
Gent 70 waiter; Bring me some
grammatical and typographical errors =
Waiter Cooking puzzled st first, but
recovering in moment his usual seren-
ify). We are just OUT Of them. sir
Then what do YOU mean BY keeping
them On your bill Of farr?"
- Chicago paper gives the follow
ing story concerning The recent regis
tration q female voters in Boston: En-
ter old lady Of certain are. -IwiSh
to register. sir" Your name.
plcaseg' .Almira Jane simpson. 2
\. Your ager' be- pardon" DO 4
understand that must give my age?'''
Yes Miss. the law requires il"
:. Worlds. sir. would not tempt me to
give II. Not that / care. No; had
e leave wear il on my bonnet as >
hackman does his number; but I'm =
twin. and II nv sister has . weakness
IL Is that she di<likes any reference
made 10 her age: and could not give
my own because do not wish 70 Of
fend her
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n Galippe, French savant. has I'm
dertaken 70 clear copper from the un-
just imputation under which il has
labored q possessing poisonous proper
ties. He has been experimenting since
1875 upon dogs with verdirris. blue
stone, and various salts u copper. and
be has come 10 the conclusion that
{. copper cannot cause fatal poisoning. N
And On rs being objected that the
emetic effects Of these Substances prob
ably saved The animals lirc<-docs
being particularly susceptible TO the
action q cmefics he courageously pro
ceeded % " similar experiments On
himself, having III his food regularly
cooked II copper yessc1s ccstcd inside
with verdigris, and d. feels none the
worse Cor il Furthermore. be has over
and over again found copper u the
liver and kidneys d persons who have
died from natural causes; and Liz analy-
ses d wheat chocolate and other ali
menfary substances have revealed the
presence II infinitesimal quantities u
copper il their composition, These are
facts. Ne says which should not BE lost
sight d u making post mortems 81 per-
sons whose death has been attributed
- metallic poisoning: and he believes
that ignorance 81 them has led ID more
than one - judicial enron
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One d1r. near the end Of last Sep
ttmber.-i Il Wa the first bright day We
had had for week or MORE strolled
dopn The main street 81 the seaport
rown where / was spending my vaca-
tim. intending 70 70 out On the salt
marshes back o. the town. This nain
street. although little more than mile
long has a. evcntful acareer n its brief
course A. the road in the Pilgrims
Progress Chart We used % see, hung in
the sitting groom q our grnndiafher's
houses. Starting from the railroad. i
Crit passes the colony q lighthouses and
their rovs d frames covered with dry
ing cod; then i plunges into the hurry
and hustle q the town, running the
gauntlet between the two rival grocer
- which stand insultingly face 20 face;
and passing the store IN whose windows
sre exhibited two lamp chimneys, jar
~ candy and box Of pepper, while
overhead hangs the sign: ''B. Bearse.
Commission-N Merchant" Thenit comes
= .4.. ... -. .I---a U.
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0kresh ~ NM ExGs.
~ vo.r 49,
- 49, 49,, " -...-.,-.r-,,. " 80,
~ ----
e7'rsy ne'n'nk' 49, 49, ~
| Last Sunday N1s compelled % remain IN bed-
tn family rhr<,r;~o - rummo,ei -
y <-,.- s,s'..-,.s <..- 1900 .,Ir--,.~ fv<--
>'-'.~ 80 ~------
arete'e ..'-ek - ~ '''o''.- -
advanced yeAn we're pea< ozsHoock 1on1
recovery.
Aho.,f - o'rlor< 4, - moruIrr -
$500 M. .r-. ~ 49, <>-.--.~ --1 u-
.-- ~ : ~-:-. ~. -5@--
y" - ..c~n 49, 49,
family, - nls bedside, nylng = tnen -
be knew hc had nof long - live and they
must become reconciIed - the fsct Hi
death occurred exactly e fhrce - m He
remained conscious up . he time q hi
demise, and made several remarks II ~
gard % family aIairk
Among tie many who called . express
SORROW for ~. Coopefs death were Samuel
J. IIldcu, AlEcmon 8 Sullivan General
Alex1ndcr . Webb and Andrew H. Gree
Information 81 M. OoUer'g demiGo
quickly spread throughout The city. exciting
feelings q regret and faEs were displayed
e half-mast q Cooper institute TIE CITY
Hall, Re Foa once building, neEspapR
ofhces and O<hd public and private buil1r
inES
forg-fnree member q ne fennylyanln
C0mmaDdery Of the military order Of -
Loyal Legion a. the United Sfa<cs, undR
command q Major General Hancock. Vi
tied The New York Commandery = Der
moazioo's last night Before TIE banquet 10
committee drafted resolutions q xcxrc< To-
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Alicn' n1ieu'
~ poor Old Shoe
what comfort have had with you,
~ xlt companion da{ b. dag.
You've ehtere1 and -opfhcd ny weary way,
"A fond adicu.
~ DEAR Old shoe.
No<f faithful friend I've found IN youi
we've shared iifc's pilgrimage together.
Nov rent and torn.
And sadly worn.
az every trace ~ braufx <horn.
rs vim IN honest. hcnr1frif slrh
! feel thai must thro~ you ~.
sad nfieu.
Poor WORKOUT shoe.
what sorr1 rlixht< you've borne me through.
AnH oh' II tears ms tender heart
10 think thar you and must part
Once more ndlcu.
NY faithful shoe.
rf'er shah md The likes d YOU
And vii bless your memory
For Al The good you re b0en 20 me
No other boot
Can ever suit
A you have done my crippled foot,
No other shoe can ever BE-
ne tried. true friend you've been % me-
a las adieu.
Dear ea<t-of shoe,
Whatever may become of you.
kcrerf dear. easiest best n shoes
This farewell Offering q my muse.
- - <<-+'-F*t-