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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22
By Universal Accord,

AYER's CATHARTIc PILLs are the best
Of all purgatives Cor family use. They
are the product OF long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and BY all civilized na-
lions, proves them the best and most
s6ectual purgative PHI that medical
5cHence can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated. they are
pleasant 10 take. In Intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can Be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, viii
employ them. when needed. They
keep the system In perfect order, and
maintain In healthy action the whole
machinery OF life. Mild, searching and
edectual, they are especially adapted
70 the needs OF the digestive apparatus,
arrangements OF which they prevent
and cure, n timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened cOnstItu-
tons, where n mild but efcctual
athartlr l. required.
For 81 by cll druggists.
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"a GIFT From HEAVEN"
No Medicine Stands Higher Than
ksrsh'S Golden Bslsam.

zone year ago I caught q severe
Cold, which settled on my Lungs. l
tried many remedies without getting
relief, until used your Golden Bal
sam. / am now we'll, having used
two bottles. I considered It . gift
from hesven"-[ Mrs. James Luce.
Omaha, Neb
For Consumption Of the Lungs, I
know Of no medicine that stands high
er than Mssh's Golden Balsam. Il
will cure where cures are possible. ~
h. ID. Smith. Fort Scott, Kans.
Not one Ofthe Thousands who have
used Marsh's Golden Balsam in this
city, has ever made q complaint that
It did not do all claimed for it."-
kansas City (MO.l Times.
Marsh's GOtden Balsam. the famous
Throat and Lung medicine. and
Marsh's Golden Blood q LiverTonic
the great Alternative and cholagogue,
are Tor sale by Aug. Engstrom, & Co.,
druggists. Large bottles 50 ots and 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

"After q careful examination Of your
elegant Upright Piano, I most cheer
fully testify to Its general excellence.
The action and touch sre remarkably
responsive the tone pure. sympathet-
ic, and Of q beautiful singing quality,
the result, undoubtedly, In q great
measure Of your excellent patented
improvements" - Tom Carl, Of the
Boston Ideal 90.
Mrs. Ella P. LIbbey Is the Salina
agent. Residence on Ninth. head Of
Mulberry street.
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The greatest sensational comedy
drama, ''The Hidden Hand,'' a. pres
ented by the great and original
WhIteley's Hidden Hand" Com
pany, at the Opera House, on Thurs
day evening. See itl
China Cups and Saucers, a great
variety, at Whitehead 4 Seaman's
Ladies' shopping Bags at White
head 4 Seaman's.
"DO you want a Sewing Machine ?"
II you do, buy the best, the best IL
the cheapest. we sell the machine
that has no equal-the Light-running
Domestic.
MARYLAND, DODGE q MOORE.
Go to Campbell 4 Tuthill's and get
some Of their buck Whest -four aud
Gran berries.
Flannels and Blankets very large
stOck-and for sale cheap at Ober q
Hageman's.
LOsT.-On Iron Ave, between 7th
and 9Th streets. a Topaz Breast-pIn
with blue bow. Leave at Mrs. Mur-
phys
WANTED-At the Pacific House q
dish-washer. A good, stout girl.
"All cute" on Domestic Goods Of
any kind promptly met by
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Don't fail to see the Hidden Hand"
the greatest Of all Southern dramas,
In its superb revival. by WhlteIey' 3
great Hidden Hand''' Company, at
the Opera House, on Thursday even
ing. Nov. ..
Select Books and Stationary, Tenn
Psrance and Religious books q spe-
cialty. Mrs. A. n. SEE. ss,7th st.
The largest, incest and cheapest line
OF silk Handkerchief In the West, for
sale at Ober 4 Hageman's.
D. Alb. Whitehead beat 20 bush
els to the scre all hollow. II you
don't believe Il call and see their crop
DUST threshold Of watches, clocks, ell.
verware. iewelTy. etc.
WANTED-One good sewing girl and
two 70 learn the trade. Apply st Mis-
Bates dTessmaking rooms over Rash's
store
Call at our Oiiice and get copies 0f
Saline County Crop Report to send to
your friends East.
CRIPPEN, LAWRENCE 4 %.
Get your tickets early, 90 early and
laugh the whole evening. "Ths Hid
den Hand" /" By and excellent compa-
ny, st the Opera House on THURSDAY
evening, November 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

TRB cases brought at the last term
Of court IN Shawnse county against
the Whiskey-sellers were called up
last Monday. None Of the parties ap-
peared and their bonds were declared
forfeited Alias WarranEs were e
once Issued for their sFrsss, bat the
deiendanls had ''sklppad-n
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PRoHIBITIoS has attacked South
Carolina, and is . formidable issue in
the local politics. When the Whis-
ky-loving Southern Democrat begins
to tackle the prohibition question, II
begins 10 Look as II the Republican
party cannot be held responsible for
the progress Of the movement. In the
state Of John Kelley and TammAny
Democracy the Legislsture-elect is
pledged 20 submit a prohibition
amendment 10 the people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

THE Kansas City Journal Of Tues-
day was q handsomely illustrated edl-
ton Of 10 pages. Tile Journal is q
grand. good paper aud entitled to the
patronage Of eli the people Of Kansas
Tuesdays paper was devoted chiefly
60 showing the advantages OF the
new Memphis route. and contained
q special illustrated Memphis edi-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

SENATOR INGALLS, is pledged TO in
trOduce. At the opening Of Congress,
a bill to re-ensct the arrears Of pen
siOns act, with the Limitation as TO
time Of filing claims stricken out He
ehOuld, and doubles will, have the
hearty support and vigorous cO-OPeTa-
tinn II every sx-sOldisr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

Iris whispered that Congressman
Morrill, would much rather be Cover
nor Of Kansas than have any other
prize within the gin Of the people. In
some respects the Major would be
about as available 3 candidate to
bring about harmony In the Republi-
can party a. can be found. He has
made no enemies either among the
prohibitlonIsts or anu-prOhlbitiOnlsts,
In consequence Of his not having In
any way been made conspicuous
when the gubernstOrial campaign
was raging last year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

WHEREAS the Democrats have con-
cluded they cannot win the next Pres
idenilal sIection unless they carry
New York, and whereas New York
cannot be carried for the Democracy
unless John Kelley Is willing; there
fore be itresoIved that the said John
Kelley be the nominee Of the next
National Democratic convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

Gov. CLICK told q Chicago reporter
that ne would not be e candidate for
reelection. Does Click think Dem
Ocraey In Kansas one Of thesthings Of
the past? Perhaps be sees the hand
writing on the wall that "the Demo
Gratis must Ro.n
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Crowded houses everywhere has
been the rule with Whiteley's great
great and original "Hidden Hand"
Company. The papers say it is the
best performances Of this fine play
ever given, and they are suse to have
. crowded house here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

THE LeavenWorth Times says that
Henry Ward Beechsr lunched on
switzer cheese, sandwiches, and \
bottle Of Milwaukee beer, at the close
Of his lecture In Butte. Montana. No
wonder Henry Ward Is opposed to
nrohfhffIon
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

CONTRIBUTIONS are being received
a. Washington Ia aid of the needy
End helpless family Of the late Gen.
Steedman, 'OId Chlckamaugua." In
the published list Of donors appears
the name OF Mr.. Weekerly Of Mime
nnoffa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

We have an elegant line Of Silks,
SstlHs, silk Velvets-pialn, striped
and brocaded-and In fact everything
In the Dress Goods line. Our prices
are very Low, and all we ask Is = COM
Parison Of gOOds and prices. Come
and SEE us. OBER 4 HAaExAN.
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Receivers Sale.
Chas 2. Craver aud
AionrO Steele, partners
asCr.V.r afe-is

Chas 2. Craver aud
AionrO Steele partners
as C1vsr A Steele,
J. n Reed
Hly virtue Of 40 order Of sale lasued out Of The
- Distflrt Cour OF the Fourteenih Judicai Dis-
iriet within and for the county Of saline and stats
Of kanSas, IN the Abogr entitled case and % ne
directed and delivered. ] viii, on The
mn day Of December, 4. ID, 1855,
Al O'Clock ?. N0f sad day ai thee east door of The
Couri HOuse in the city of sallna. saline eodnly,
Kansas, Offer for sale 90 public auctiou, - he
highest and best bidder for cash IN hand the iol-
loving described real estate. to-Uii:
The south half ofthe southeast quarter of 80
tiou tzeniy lso) In township ffeen as, s5ath q
range tHo ~ vest, In saline eounty, Kanssa,
subject 70 mortgage In favor of the PhGuiK Llfs
Insuraaee Company. of Hartford. Counstleut, Tor
$500 and accrued Interest and eEpruse. makiug
total Of siss, With tensments, heredifaments sod
appuFtsnanees theTeeutc belonging said real
estate L taken the property Of the above nemsd
defendant and appraised and viii Be sold 20 satisy
said order Of sale or part tkereof.
Given under my hand this sih day Of November
A. D.lSe3. G. s. RADCLIFFE, keceifsr
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FOR SALE

No. 1iO9.
tso seres good upland. jest aerOss Ire line II
Dieklnson souuty, ieo nsrss n eultiVution; Food
Shssp o. eatfls rinehs. Price = per acrs Eithoat
eroP, terms 70 suit p1rchaser.
A Good buuinsus blosk on santa Fs avenue, Sc.
llnh InaairS AZ car onso for particulars.
No. lI87.
% aersa god upland End sseund bctfoa, . mIlss
frOm Minneapolis Ol Solomon braneh Of U.
2. q = An u1dsr eultivatlol, WElsred By tgo
go Eelh ed snal ereek, sions house, oorn-erib,
No. lIse.
Is nsrss, eS aeres upland, ten aerss bottom.
nilgl from Asslril On AcPhsEsoa bFaach Of q P.
r =, Ea!srsd b iEing stream and veil, - acres
ealtlEa;sd, Saall gls-sioFy hoass, Fsod raHEs ad-
iolniag. Pries, SO.
No. liza
Aarsi slars farm of ESQ Gersa about lOo aerss
ehoios ers-k bstton nsaFiy Al 10 eultiV Vatloa re-
maindeF eesi quality EraEiEg lznd Tuo large u,ons
ocrr1l vim ruaing Eatar q thsm- Price, 81 50,
% laFofabis tsrma
No. iiT8.
onerss ehoioe moth a rhleirnd @ nils soufh Of
8el1non CIty, eood frams houss cumpaFativsly
ass, ,lsE1e t'st s.Sris. s. asrss sultfTatsd sna
No. 1901.
lsO aerss rood sseoa4 boitoa, mllss from Raz
bgry lnd j niiss from Briigeport. g aerss
PioEsd. Pries, q go.
No. 1915.
Ieo aeras o. upiani ana bottoa. 10 miles frou
6aiinE, rood ds1irahie nsighborbood. - acres
ploged ard ~ O. crop. buiiinI uogih absut 80,
10 nuii trsss applss psach, paaf -. Prs q 80.
Abcrs ue prsssnf q few of he mauy choke bar
rainI us have o. eur boctn Pa7ttSs uiIhinE q
purckaae lnrua Or ntcck rlnchal rEnrinH frum g
acrul ug = loe serus yin % vSi % eal % us q
O1oe. O1ca %
cRIPPEN, LAWRENCE & CO.,
OPPOSITE ClTY HAIL,
GALENA, KANSAS.
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sheriFs Sale.

RW Baker,
". No. alae.
Patriek Love, and
Aary Love.
DTYIRTUE 0f an order Of sale lssued out ofthe
ID district eourt OF the Fourteenth Judicial bis
tiki within aad for the county q saline snd state
Of Kansas in the shove entitled case, n1d 20 me
directed and delivered, Hlil, on tie
ss'sd day Of December. &. d. 1888,
q two oeioek p ~ OF sad day, ai the esst door Of
the eourt houss, In the city of Salina, Saline
eouuty kansaa, 01er for nle 81 Pubiie aucti0n, 20
the highest and begt bidder for cash 70 hard, The
following described real estate, t0-Eit The north
half Of the northeast quarter Of section No f15l
tvsuty-tiL, township Q5l thirteen, lBFs ttl four
Wesi, IN Saline county, kanE1a.
To b advertised and aod Without appralss-
meat, with the tsnemsnta hefsditaments and
aPpurtenanees thsrsunts bslonEing. saia real
estate u taken - the property of the above
naGed defo1da1t and Tln b soh b sailsfy
nld order af sale, Or part thareof
Given undsr ny had this 2oth dayiol NeyembeF,
A. D. it1l c. RADCLIFFE,
shenG of sallns County. Kansss.
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PIiaa

Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense Of weight in the back, lOlns and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing
the patient to suppose he has some AZ
feetlOn of the kidney or neighbOr
organs. AT times, symptoms Of indi-
gestlons are present, IS fistulency, un-
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like persprstion, producing
a very disagreeable itching, paFticu-
larry after getting warm Ia bed, is q
very common attendant. Internal,
External aud Itching Piles yield at
once 10 the application Of Dr.. BOsankO's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tum0r. allEying the intense Itching,
and effecting y permanent cure where
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

The Mlsslssippi river Is to be
bridged ten milea above the big Sc.
Louis bridge. The project is be-
iieved to be In the interest Of the
Gould lines and the Chicago and Al
ton Railroad COmpany.
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Jesse w. Frost Is the agent for Mr..
J. A. Banker. 10 sell fruit trees grown
ct his nursery Ia Saline county.
Farmers, patrOniEs home industry.
Highest prices paid for produce.
~ CIV
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Forty MerinO. choice. full-blOOded
bucks-from Vermont. Well-accli-
mated and ready for service. Call at
Bartlett & jenkins Meat Market.
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Superb revival! Elegant scenery !
Great special company Hattie Irving
as Archie and CaPitOla; Billy Robin
son, as Vol. The best entertainment
Of the season. Don't miss Il.
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Administrative sNotice
STATE or KAEsAs,l.
CoUNrT o. SAtISE.

In the probate court in and for said county.
h Lls saher eflls ssiais q Jazer Rsdfi0H Grselsy,
decclref
NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters Of admin
N isirutiOn have been granted 10 the under
late Of said county, deceased BY the onorable the
Probate Court o. the county and state Aforesaid,
dated the 2nd day Of October, A. D. l6e3- Nov,
al persons having elaina against said estate are
hereby notlhed that they must prese nt the 10
the undersigned Tor allowance, within one year
frnn the date Of said letter.. they may be pre-
aueh claims be not exhibited ulthln three years
amer the date OF sad letters they shall be forever
baFred. SADIE d. GREELET. Admlnisuairi1.
Oct0bsr lsth, 1855.
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NOtIOs-nmbsr Culturs.

hOtlOs-TimbeF Culture.
o. 8. LAND OFFICE. -.
salina, Kama, o.. Is. lss1. -
Complaiut having been entcrsd e tbs oGcs b.
A. v. Mltcheil agllnst Em A. Bieber for ALLURE
20 comply with Law as 70 tiaber eaiture sutry No.
S9fa dated October Is les1 upon the east half %
the n0rthuest quartef of seetioa -, touaahip "a
south of range , vest, In Saline eouniy, RGasaa.
With q view 70 The eaneellalion % said entry son-
testant alleging thai nd Wn. A. Bieber hal falsd
past tEelTa inoaths, the said paris are hsrsbT
summoned q appear ~ this oases on The
ssh day Of November. 1888.
al eleven O'Clock A. n, 10 respond ana furui-h
testimony eoncsrnlng nd aiiegsd hilurs.
J. y. HODGK.
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Go to the Salina Flour 4 Feed Stsre
for your -four, graham hOur. rye dour,
corn meal, oats, corn, BRAN, shorts,
and chop feed. Old HeraIdOffice, Iron
avenue. WILLIAMS 4 Son.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

A AbUNATIc by the name Of Currieu
attempted to nssassinate Jules Ferry,
the Pfzme Minister Of the French, last
Friday.
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The great plantation and cotton
picking sesne, ,in"Ths HIdded Hand, +"
Il intensely realistic and entertaining.
DOn't fail 10 see Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

All the time-pIeces ever known
from the most primitive hour glass
pattern first used by Father Time
down to the most elaborate toller Of
the fleeilng hours, at d. 4 J. B.
WhHeheadis.
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Executors Notice.
Sealed Proposals.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
~ for the erection o. a school house IN Assaril,
Saline County Kansas, viii be received until
Saturday, Dec. let, 1888,
Al 10 O'Clock A. ". All proposals must Be direct
50, AssaTia, kans."
Plans and spscihsltions OF the battling c an Be
seen st the once Of County superiniendent Salina
Kansas.
The Board reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
J. F. CARROLL. Dirsctor
JOHN H. THORSTENBERG. rrras'r.
il-iU J. n JOHNSON. Clerk.
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@. z. Faulkner,
REALEaATE, LOAN
Id hIEi'an Ag
Money 20 Loan an Approccd Real 4
tate Security at the LOiccsg Rates.
In.arlnes sdllen in Ii, following .sla Com
City Property lOr Sale On Easy ferns
DESCRIPTION.

Frout street-Lots Nos a Il, Is 81 p o. Is, e.
e.. q. ts, -. 81, 81, s..
Second streei-L0ts Nos. 10 s. So 81 g y -
Tnlrd Strest-I0ts Nos 10 Il ls = 81 70 IEz
Fourth ssreet-I0ts Nos ls Is = Is g u IS q
s. D 1s 50 50 S. S. 81 g s. q g - Is u iis
III - lt0 i76. .
Finh slrees-Ls.s Eos. 10 Il p - s. - G 50 q
81 - - ssSll8 s5fii5.
sasia Fs AvsHus-1O,s Nos. II % e nsl n g is
ngIs sii2l l3L
seventh strest-Lots Nos-Is8Tsl0 lee IN
lis
Righth ssrest-LOts Nos c 20 ~ s. o. In.
Pine strset-Lot No. 81.
County Psrk-Lot Mol
Berks' A1diiion-si lot and lot 8
All unsoid lots ln Phillip. Second Addition; alSo
lots ln Jones and Calkins addiilon.
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rHURsDAY. NovEMBER p. L..

IT costs a dollar mile to run q pas
ssngeF train.
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L A N d s

AtsO Lands in Lincoln, Offdira and
Dickinson COUnffes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-07

even when lined, are scarcely warm enough.
Very pretty hoods can be made by knitting
in white wool and trimming with swans
down.
The Chinese method is undoubtedly the
correct one for preparing the pineapple for
food. The stalk is grasped in the left hand,
and an ordinary table or large pocket-knife
is held in the other. The top is at once
dismissed at the part where the fruit be-
comes thick and fairly free from thorns.
Now, the eyes that SO injure ones tongue.
do not on this fruit lie straight, so that if
you commence at once in the top row and
trace line of eyes downward, it is just
like descending winding stair after the
fashion of snail's shell. The Chinese
very neatly scoop out a topmost one, and
then following the line, cut wedge-shapsd
channel which is quite free from the sign of
a thorn. Then they begin another success.
sion Of eyes, and so on, till the task is soon
finished. The fruit, by the intercrossing
of the various channels, now presents
diamond cut surface, which, however, is
not needed to render its appearance invit-
ing II The London Field.
A grand international potato exhibition
was opened at the Crystal Palace recently
by Alderman and Sheriff De Keyser, in
the absence OF the Lord Mayor. Ten
years ago an association was formed for the
encouragement of potato culture, and the
introduction and diffusion of improved
varieties. An annual exhibition has been
held, and the result has been that not only
has the number of exhibits increased, but
the quality of the potatoes shown has
greatly improved. At the recent show all the
leading growers were represented, and the
excellence of the specimens made the task
of awarding the prizes no easy one. At a
luncheon Shirley Hibberd remarked that
there was still a great deal of ignorance
shown in putting potatoes on the table. 1t
was the usual practice to bring them up in
porcelain dish, with close.itting cover.
In ten minutes the best potatoes, however
carefully cooked, were thus utterly de-
stroYed. He recommended that they
should be placed in wooden dish or
served in porcelain dish, with towels
above and below to absorb the moisture. -
[St. James Gazette.
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OAKLAND RANGE FOR SALE, NEARLY
VI new (complete), at Bargain. Call and
it at CHAS. NJ. CAMP BELLS, No. 400 street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED. CASH
PAID s29-tf
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TIE LONELINESS OF DEATH.
Je naonrra, seuI.-Pnscnl

Je nlourrGt SeiI.-PdScdl
The silent chariot standeth at the door,
The house is hushed and still from roof to floor,
None heard the sound Of its mysterious wheels,
Yet each its presence feels.
No champing bit, no tramp of paving feet,
All dark and silent up and down the street,
And yet thou mayst not keep it waiting there
For one last kiss or prayer.
Thy words, with some strange other interchanged
Strike cold across us like loved eyes estranged,
With thirgs that are not fraught or things that
are,
Fade like a sun-struck star
And thou too weak and agonized to lift
The cup to quench thy dying thirst, shift
Thy pillow, now without our help must rise,
Nor wait our ministries.
Thou, loved and cherished, must go forth alone,
None sees thee fondly to the door, not one;
No head is turned TO see thee 90 we stay
Where thou art not, and pray.
No panel bars thy white, resistless feet,
Our walls are mist to thee out on the street
1t waits, it waits for thee, for thee alone;
Arise, let US begone !"
Alone, alone upon thine awful way,
Do any show thee kindness? ANY stay
Thy hearth Or does the silent charioteer
Whisper, "Be of good cheerY'
We know not. None may follow thee afar,
None hear the sound of thy departing car
Only vast silence, like strong black sea,
Rolls on twixI us and thee.