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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

The society column has some interesting
particulars regarding mex. weeks sttrac
lions.
The Japs Monday and Tues lay, Ida Sid.
dous MastodoGg Nednk Law aud Thurs.
Jay and the comioa john Dillon Friuay
and Saturday, taken altogether, Va certainly
amusement enough to satisfy the whole
r1mp1nity
Tho japanese Troupe will arrive by Il
special tain nom Galveston on Monday
morning suo make . parade during The
Day.
SGT eru opens in Calves on 10 night.
PrJf 0 s. Fowler Is in Huntsville.
Lights o. London" play in Waco to-
night
Three theatrical agents and two mana
gers were Ia the city yesterday arranging
routes Though TeXis with Mr., Benton,
The japanese Troupe h creating quite 3
sensation. The opera house will be crowded
Nond2Y nigqt.
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LoEoSJ, AK, Oct. -, lSSt For The
slks u he balance OF mankind who may
b. suffering ] wish to give you my expert
euoe With one Of your Georgia remeliel,
have been afflicted with scFolula Tor more
taan twelve yeafs-Aaye had sores ON nae 8
large as man hand Tor that length Of
time, aDd last summer wps so bad eli that
could not wear any clothing. Everybody,
Including myself had given me up 70 die
Asd iaii J would be dead man in three
mCnlhs, / had taken hardIeds OF bottles OF
al kinds Of medicines had spent hundreds
ot dollars with physiclans, aud had rulned
my syalem With mercury aud potash, when
friend told me q the wonderful cures
made by Swiit's Specific, got Il aud be-
Fan Eos use, snd soon found it was just what
! wanted Ia a short time it cured me
sound and well Thousands OF dollars
couid not buy rom me what swlh's Spc'
cilc uas done fer me. The county officials
aud In fact every body Ia the county viii
bear witness 10 what | have written, tor
was a well known case.
Yours respectfully,
II l. Han
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j, W. WEBB.
SrllIant Diamond display Christmas
Presents.
Sacb Stock OF Holiday Goods as Was
Never Before Witnessed.
DlllIlng displays and superb SIghl'

Mammoth stock Of Diamonds. Watches
I.pUry, Solid Silver and Silver Plated
Ware, usQuo Hnd Maiolca Ware, French
nI American Clocks, Music Boxes.
Duam Glosscs, Fue Pictures, French
Flowers aud NasOs, Plush Toilet Sets and
Albums, Sold Spectaces and Eye Glasses,
Hd a Thousand other articles that will
mako desirable and elegant presents, ranF.
'nc ln price irom 90 cents 10 81 0OJ. In
Diamonds and Plush Goods We have made
great reductions In prices. Our stock Of
solid Silyerware Ia the largest In the state.
oar Watches and Jewelry has been selected
villa great care from the manufactures
while In New York Those who oontem.
plate purchasing should call and examine
on stock and prices-GlO Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

The election Of officer. Of Rjdsely I'm.
c,mpmppt no. Is l. ,. q = was p. u,.
lows w. NJ, Ejwards, 6, r. q, &, Ar.
mold II p. Joseph Fr1hader, ;. W. D..
Davis, J. W; +. S.mer. tressurfT Gus
Dayidson, secretary; john sprilmsu, rep
resentatlye % Grtld ElrtmppeW; a X.
Livingston, alternate } L. PosolcA, special
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no you WISH no iSNuwAtL amor

40 you WISH no ISNuwAtL AuOUr
Nediue, Invitations aud AuniyuuaFy,
Ing Months,
Warhe', Gold. Silver aud N.clul
What fnall huy tor a rrcsenlg
solid sos Mlre Iu Value aul beauty.
Silver Plated Ware, lu btaudml forms rud
Quality.
And uumytous other interesting subitoia1
Iutu a.ui Hi1 NDNH Tor posnEc, aud rOoCivo
fruu thp maFuNcouly illuuinNd catalogue
N 500 lIIurfHHDus) of thu
MhRNuh s JACcARu JEWELRY co.
Fourth and Locust streets So louis, No.
10 VIII Doc a revelation % You % learn AZ what
ttNirhtuiY Tow rMcts this gruat house
soils it1 Hna Goods
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NAmMAN IiIrRnArnrNr

Jake sphar, a contractor Of tlis city, Ia,
been awarded the work of putting in extra
switches and widening the cuts on the
Texas & Pacific railroad from Fort Worth
TO Fl Psso. The business Of the road has
Increased 90 such an extent that Il has be-.
came necessary TO supply additional tracks
for freight cars
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The cfiirtS ami members Of Fidelity
Council No. 40, American Legion Of
Honor, are htiely mortified that Tie regular
ouarterly meeting f,r cleo ION Ut officers
will he hald on the night OF .D.h oi neceu-
her. 1888, the 7, guar meeting ni M beii z
A legal holiday. All memhsfs are rcQue
"A 10 attend. W. 4. PARRY,
- - SaHrpI a..
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ADDITIONAL Personal MENTION


W Il. Robinson, OF Ontario, il at tie
NuusoI'
d Chase, oil Kansas Civ. is A guest OF
the Windsor.
Captain !. w. suitver. Of Now York q,
al the Windsor.
70 O. Tusg ~ Csiros,;,io ysr,,;,,,,.l
al the Windsor
~ e.,,,
9tVe ~ ~, anu VIE u ~ LOUIS are
su1S'' ~ NV "'n'1'I'
suns w. n2aNulon' Oh NeN Aoih'
H'o'' a' rus ''Huso''
J, @. Conway aud wife. OF New York, are
stopping 40 tGs Windsor.
w H. Robinson. loud0p. OntgFl5 II
registered NJ the Windsor.
Billy Arnold. nansrer OF the Idl Sid.
don mastodo3s, ia All the Wi9Jsor'
Al n,Ii,,.r - rl,;,o,,, .,,sr p NJ
., NJ . Nu,D'so' a'' -. - o. t'I
a., -'-"' DIV h''''' Va 'NO "''''
| H. speikerman, ~ Kansas CITY, and T..
| H. f,a,bh' o' Ne" Oneahs, are registered AZ
Tue windsor
u y. Nelson, OF Philadelphia, and Giles
/ 3. RucA, OF 81 L1uls, are gueas al the
Windsor hotel.
Alr. Richard FlAuspan. wife srd child. Of
/ Fort Worth. viii spepi tue holtsts mere
visiting friends.
DIS, hass,e ttesen'eu' mas returned
fn" New V..eahs al" WIZ hNAe bt'a
! he' i"'uit NOME
William Htson and 3augh'cg. Msse7
| Ion srd Annie, OF Makaharule. gge regis,
tered at ,ls Nrdtor
/ W. Wuisms q'tprunu of Wayahach.
uI 1-pmpeat ,iHlen OF thai pace, ga,
! lila the 1IiV vN.ftrHly.
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Loot thlid.
screams pi s molher were heard yeator'
q ,y on Nan sii1ut, who was in search %,
hor lost child a bright ritle girl OF two
summers The city authorities and neigh.
blrl OF the lady are out IN full force, Gnx.
ipuB 10 find and return the child 20 The fond
euulrsce " its mother.
fArm The child has been found At 50l
Im street, irving 20 get up the stairway
leading 10 WrbaieIs photograph gallery
Wreu asked whore u was going she SAIL
Use doug 20 see Mr.. Webster aud have
1iy pirhey tnktn.H
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CITY NEWS
Tip Wilson's Trial Has L, en- Fixed IN
January 10th.
Prof cted Improvements by the Iexa,
\ Pacific.
Other Iioms, Local in Nature
NIURnhR rRIAI..

Tip Wilson, colorej, who was indicted by
The present grand jury In the tSo cases, one
for the murder OF Harry johnson, Colorgd,
and the other for assault to kill Joe John.
s m colored Will have his trial 10 the dis
trci court on January l6th Il. i. CsWuft.
caldwell and Irvine are attorneys for The
defendant
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ONT rutNktNO.

Do not worry yonr mind, for you nctd
not do thai to mako your surrounding
friends happy. A trlls present. u nppfo-
nriate. will oe highly appreciated; perhnns
more 20, than a costly on To an inyeter-
ale smoker nothing Will blease him m0rf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Whpra there De- weakness ~ 'he throat
g. lungs. O. neglected cold wr hr lll tnoI
required Io establish ing uuF srd geu'
orally fetal disease Even Nutr' tnefa Is t0
special tendency 10 blouohiaI or pulmonary
trouble a severe cold, LETT 90 trkr gaw ot DO
sIt. often plants the seeds OF serious
complaint. sure % be- developed by -upsr.
quent indications, Take spec.Fl caro- OF
Jour health, therefore, tom toe yefy earliest
symptoms Oi cough or cold bY pWotut'y
rtsuftng TOD. lpyne's Eypeciorsu', which
will suuthe rud Strengthen tire bronchial
tubes. aIlsy /, h4mmauln aud cleanse ,h,m
nrd lhe luuss ct 40 Irritating slbtuurs-
An ounce o prevention is better dian a.
uluuI OF cuF..
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respectfully tender cardial invitation
TO the public, ana especially 10 the ladies TO
cal aud examine my stock Of meeTsohaum
Goods aud imported cigars 90. just the
thing for nice present 10 the lovers OF the
weed. 7. L, MARTISfz,
Corn Main and Poytras street.
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IlICCKOx
No. COS Main st.

tlan box OF imported cigars. meer-
scbaum plpe, OF cigar holder. Iaese
kind Of presents are nos extensive and Tor
the ABOVE We recommend Martinez the cell
sofattd tobsco mist, corner Main and Poy'
Ata6 slrctfs
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A christmas present that would be APP
oiated, is fne Carriage, Buggy, or Phw-
ton. ] g. WitSer has a dno stock 10 select
from, and the best work In the market VI
reasonable prices, Has also just received a
fine lot OF Iron Hitehing Posts, new DE-
signs, Call aud see his goods, 7lS Elm
street
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rIIr pnsT.nrrIcE.

The posl.ofiice will be closed on Christ
mas day. The usual early delivery viii DO
made Also, the p. m. collection, aud the
General delivery window will he open irDm
lto loan. Carriers window viii he open
Il same hou., and a.sp from 10 y. M,
Goth meridian tins, which has been adop 81
by Postmaster Garrison Tor gpvrrnihs zoe
v ,rlous departments q ihe Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

10 buying salt ~ cloths % E. NJ. Kahn
dii no. eganulo the suit expecting was
dealing Win o. square map 90 geting in
Gbc street Osf my bwthsf-l-lAW asked Why
bought o detected sut. thsn examined
the coat 90 lbd No VISA motn obieu GA tho
sleeve : wont ONE ard returned next
evening O. hsrt0u Hcuoativtiv denies
aliug ma thf cloths inihe' condition and
can provo be- 49, Toe mbI'c wtl DO well
io examine FOODS closely tlat they buy
there Respectfully
J, b HuEEE,
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Among the most.eficacious Of remedies
agents are the medical preparations from
The laboratory OF Mrs. Lydia \, Pinkh m,
Lynn, Massachusetts,.
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Just received, by A. Mowhuk, Plumber
and gas Filter No. 400 Elm street, a lot OF
doe Gas Fixtures, Globes, Shades, Deco
rated aud plain Stand Lights, &c.. that he
y Offering for sale at reasonable figures,
cal aud zee them.
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Cbristmas will be celebrated by the Turn
Verein and Singing society, Frohslnn, at
Turner hail, Tuesday evening, December
2lin Concert, dancing, Christmas tree
aud santa Claus will be features OF the 90.
nssiou. Tickets only 90 cents; ladies aud
children free.
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Don't fail TO 20 to KuepHg & Son and see
TIE greatest display OF diamonds, watches,
silver ana GlytT-plated ware ever brought
fo the state
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NnNfNNA ANNNfAlHW|H
We have ut, nno sis Vrlus leit wh .ch
have been marked d0wuai ill.0ws, from
$50 40 to sO500. ircm $500 90 &iOu0; from
80 90 10 1910 Tl,ssa-s big reduction b
and have been made 10 obss out our line
Vrars before the holidays.
eaWgwD UrNg
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Passengers leaving pail9 men, on ' ana now, AZ
Do not change cars . 2, Ven 40 81, Louis.
ths solid trains runs through
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Anr-N unoICE Nokk,

At It's association with civil'la'i a.,
can be traced from prehisto.t,lGI, e sg,Sdv links
present time, aud through 'ii'' ''N
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Bryant q Strntten's Business College.
TOTS old and successful institution, Its
Young men for real lie by qualifying them
yates are successful 10 getting employment
For circulars address w. NJ. Carpenter,
pro.ident, 81. Louis. Mlasonri.
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Tho Wilson Novelty store and Art gal
ery, 0i3 Elm street, is now the center Of
Aitracllon.n
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Ladies' and Gents line Gold Watches
iad Chains cheaper than ever before ut +.
Adstin's. Gl2 Main street.
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OH at 50i Main street. !, ,,,to,s Reli.
For railroad and steamship u .,n,ss rates,
ahle INFORMATION relative 70 i'"''''
elo', given With pleasure
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Every thing such as spices, citron, rails
,nl. minoe meat, neat aud good for Christ
nas pies. Al Bryan & BradshaW's, the Elm
HIrpet grOcers
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Every thing in the Vrocery line for Christ
mAs, II Bryan & bradshaw
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ElegsApis ., Nrps' corner Elm and sycamore
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Very old wines. MI
thirty barrels Of very old IoEey hush'
Ing, Ciiawba, Hiniaudel, Vlarel ana ApBel,
lea wines, anda Ane lot OF ola Whistles NV ~
brandies Just added 20 the immen ,se sioeh o.
s,sals and fancy groceries Tor the Christmas
trate AZ Alston's corner Elm and byeamore.
- I |--------NeN~-- FH
NJ f,raAM -
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Ilie.

a Sue gold ring with oat'i eve and two
diamonds, can be seen ut Parks saloon,
lnl Elm stree.
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Bryan 3 bradshaw have tho best miaec
meat In the city,
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r,.r SP. Mnhes 10 10 rs Hours ,,,r,,ya.
ine 10 ., q ,i,,e to Nashville, Chattauo'e"
L SauaySlls ete. than any other line
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Tho most complete line Of s.spis 'uU
Inc ao,, in Inc city at AlsIons'
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psv vour groceries Ior Christina
Alston's.
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No trouble 10 Answer questions.
SOL Main street,
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In the above eighteen mlu ihUe
sra eleven prui slional7. The
new arrivals the past week ara seery
Crawford, Ingsham and Morrison. The
lbfse iaE,-nsnsdlttt the Fort Worth club
after scott and Cess returned 90 Chicago
The BwNu bookings sent TO Chcsro ior
Sesfy, player ul high rSbk, wh4is toCatCh
Tor baltimore neXs sta8or, Re arrived iast
Monday evening. Al least nine and per-
hbps ten OF the men named in the shove
teams Wi'l 20 Nth the Browns to Galveston
SID New Orleans for the series
iu those Cueg, lcsviug Dallas
on Friday, ev ming January itb Only one
more playef is needed % make tLe team
lust Nhat tae management d. ,.rU o. 90 hs.
lbllu.av0ristirtc'as rrHie llut pitclJ-
.r He wa bee secured iu Gms iOrthl ir,p.
The club nelIuaIng with tlrtedI1trut
ngu uUwiu ,hl,aFp. to n.l the position,
aud rho Ugstoue will byt.Etn. ana ui7uaue
even go iu' ru1lo 300 jui time. luo
L1eua tfe d.',rniDed fp via .teVyr 'Hu.
r,Isiur ultas flHp ever rriHf. aga o.y
( 81. * ,hr. .0rnt tu puoouaft iHaw iH l.nu
'up their EbmzauUu Nv attending .uei
ssmrs. Tur pric. 0i admission IS only O..
cau.; 90 out uud sar tnN same.
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oRNANrrNr Y0URnOMEs.

Something new IN he way o house dec
oraiion has made Us apptarance. Many
elegant residences are being fitted up with
stained glass wiudoSs. Mr.. l., Emmuor,
003 Main street, has the agency 10 Dalss o.
A stain glass and ground glass paper i'm
ported Il ON Belfast, Ireland, which IS durc.
Ole and preseHts D much more pleasing ell
feet la It's various shades and colors
than the stained glssi ITSELF and can
be placed In your windows at oneIour. IN
,he cost II the glass sample window can
be seen at hKRAIp ofice.
Ponds Extract for fain.
You seldom see much allusion TO II 10 tho
puolic prints, yet its sale has extended te
ali parts Of the world
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RS oUNiN CUSTOMERS can get spe
c Al prices on HOLIDAY GOODS, aud ca,
trade invited 10 call.
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"ROqse on cOrn',e ''' carn', warts hua-
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TIE HEkALD SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER. % 1888 /

Is HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY
GOODS, FINE TOILET ARTICLES, PER-
FUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, EXTRACTS
AND DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES GENER-
ALLY.
cor Il SOMA AND MINERAL WATERS ALL THE YEAR
ROUND. HOT SODA WATER DURING CoLDMEArHkR
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Ne have Withdrawn Our cen NY 70. y. ~
snd p ,hsv we're to he distributed, and v .la
warCr III, IN money collected by rs LOT 1ne
fesu ui,as M ~ voting or guessing. we are yea
pnyni s gs, Y, bsesuse the amount eollec.edi
70 TINS sc .uo swsI 10 govern the disposal OF
by us rs t1O s nr 20 he Of service to the nu-
our dons alaos c ~ onr city. The total amouns
merous p oJ,, will viii he donated By us 20 the
relief of ali cases Of distress fspSsS.sS or ~
hy he committee Of ladies areAoE 0's
lea and actively At work rspsos.
Vary respectfully, oAH"A"
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He Got Left.

He was courting Boston belle, one
of the Beacon Hill aristocracv. He
wished to impress upon her aesthetic,
susceptible mind that he was way up
in the classics, and that he was a
young gentleman of culchah. Said he:
MY stellar soul, the pleiades of my
solar centre, you are magnificent as
the constellation Hercules, as charm
ing as Urso Major, as regular in out
line as Aquilla, and as transcendentally
stately as the great Southern Cross,
with the beautiful proportions of the
Isosceles Triangle"
Said she: young man, you had best
square the circle, box the compass, and
make bee-line for the milky-way and
the planetary Orion. When you were
introduced to me, / inferred that YOU
were man; but l have diagnosed
your mental and physical proportions,
and you turn out to be only an astron-
omicai idiot with false pretensions to
occult geometry, concerning which you
know as little as western cowboy
does about ball room etiquette. There
is the door, sir; get!''
And he got, without further cere-
mony.-Ch Chicago Telegram.
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How to Fall Asleep,

| had often noticed that when en-
gagged in deep thought, particularly at
night, there seemed to be something
like compression of the eyelids, the
upper one especially, and the eyes
themselves were apparently turned up
ward, as if looking in that direction.
This invariably occurred; and the next
moment that, by an effort, | arrested
the course of thought, and freed the
mind from the subject with which it
was engaged, the eyes resumed their
normal position and the compression
of the lids ceased. Now it occurred to
me one night that | would not allow
the eyes to turn upward, but keep them
determinedly in the opposite position,
as if looking down; and having done
so for a short time | found that the
mind did not revert to the thoughts
with which it had been occupied, and |
soon fell asleep. | tried the plan again
with the same result; and after an ex-
perience of two years, | can truly say
that, unless something specially annoy
ing or worrying occurred, / have always
been able to 90 to sleep very shortly
after retiring to rest. There may oc-
casionally be some difficulty in the po-
sition | have described, but determin-
ed effort to do so is all that is required,
and | am certain that if kept in the
down-looking position it will be found
that composure and sleep will be the
result.
1t may be said that as the continued
effort to keep the eyeballs in a certain
position so diverts the attention as to
free the mind from the disagreeable
subject with which it had been engag-
ed, sleep will follow as natural con-
sequence. 1t is not improbable that
this is to some extent correct; and if
so, it is well that by means so simple
and so easily adopted, such desirable
result can be secured. But L think this
is not the only nor the principal reason
The position III which the eyes should
be kept is the natural one; they are at
ease in it; and where there is no COM
preston of the lids or knitting of the
brows, the muscles connected with and
surrounding the eyes are relaxed. This
condition is much more favorable for
sleep than for mental activity or deep
thought. t.-C Chambers Journal
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The Tryst.

Farewell, beloved we viii not weep; tits but
little while;
When the snow is gone / shall return with
springs returning smile,
Where sunlight falls with shade and rain from
hurrying clouds that sweep
With naught betwixt me and the sky; there lay
me down to sleep.
The place is known to you and me, nor needs
il more should know,
So raise no stone at head or feet, but let the
wild flowers blow
And then some little part of me will creep up
through the mould,
The brightess OF my hair will CLEAN from the
kingcups' hearts of gold,
The blue that faded from my eye viii meet
your eyes again,
When little speedwells on my grave smile
soft y after rain.
When the warm blood is frozen at my heart
and on my lips.
Kneel down above the dust and kiss the dai-
sy's coral tips.
And when from out the sunset little breeze
And flush OF deeper color comes across the
When the beach leaves meet and tremble,
whisper soft and then are still,
And bird hid in the thicket sings out sud
den, sweet and shrill;
When faint voices of the evening murmur
Veace across the land,
And silver mists creep up and fold the woods
on either hand.
Or in the early morning, when the world is
yet asleep,
And the dew lies white in ali the shade where
the grass is green and deep,
You'll find me there, love, waiting you; and
you may smile and say,
81 met my darling all alone at our old tryst
to-day;
looked into her eyes of blue, stroked her
hair of gold,
We kissed each other on the lips as in the
days of old.
'It was her voice so low, so clear, that in my
ears did sound,
Beloved there's no such thing as death; tits
life that have found;
The life that thrills in leaf and flower, and
fills the woods with song,
That thrills in all the cleaning stars when
winter nights were long
The life that passes with the winds from ut
most shore TO shore,
Embracing all the mighty world, is mine for
eyermOre.' ~