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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-10

United States, shows the number OF
people engaged in the various branches
of labor to be as follows:
Agriculture ,670,4
Professional and personal service" ,07i ,23s
Trade and $40 256
Manufacturing mechanical and mining .."3 s37 ,l12
1902 ,090
From the above it will be seen that
nearly half the workers in the United
States are engaged at the various
branches of agriculture. a protec-
tive tariff is of 10 use to the agricul-
turist. He has to compete with the
world in what he has to sell, but when
he buys he is forced to deal with the
protected monopolist.
Four years ago the number of
males in the United States, between
the ages of 16 and 60, who were
registered among the workers, was as
follows
Agriculture 1873
PROFESSIONAL ana personal llh3h&
Trade and transportation 612 III
Manufacturing, mechanical and mining ....2, 97s,si5
Total male 2.9S6, III
Nearly all the votes cast for Presi-
dent this fall will come from the
above classes, and they will decide
who shall be elected and what poll
teal policy shall be carried out
They will decide next November
whether the present corrupt and OPP
pressive system Of the Republican
party shall be continued to still fur
Their Cypress and afllict the people, or
whether Governor Cleveland shall
have an opportunity to reduce the
national taxes to lesson the power
of monopolics, and to put an end to
the official corruptions that have been
created under Republican rule.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-10

The figures are taken from the
Legislative Manual of Michigan COM
piled under the direction of the Re-
publican Secretary of the State.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-10
Premium List.

The seventh annual fair of the Al
pena County Agricultural Society
takes place on October End and Bird
and the list of premiums offered is as
follows:
DEPARTMENT 4 STOCK.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-10
Where the Voters Arc.

The census Of 1880, taken by the
United States, shows the number of
people engaged in the various branches
of labor to be as follows:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-10
For Vice President
Electoral Ticket.

Electoral Ticket.
CLEVELAND ELECTORS.
WIN. b. MORAN, of Wayne.
JOHN w. FLANDERS, OF 81. Joseph
HIRAM o. ROSE OF Petoskey.
ANDREW l.. WILLARD, of Lenawee.
WILLIAM ID. THOMPSON, of jackson.
ALEXANDER y. KELSEY of Ionin.
JOHN r. sAVIDGE, of Antrim.
BUTLER ELECTORS.
MOSES w. FIELD, of Wayne.
HERMAN GOESCHEL of Saginaw.
ANDREW HARsHAW, Of Alpona.
FRED CARNAHAN, of Ingham
A. ;. DYCKMAN, of Van Buren,.
j. J. WATKINS, of Lapeer.
WILDMAN MILLS, of Sanilac.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
Philadelphians Get Badly sold.

Logan is at the Continental was
whispered among the politicians yeStcr-
day. II passed from mouth to mouth,
and soon the clerks at the hotel desk
were besicged hy the local Statesmen.
The first to arrive was cN-Sherif How
ell then United States Marshal kern>
Leeds dropped in to make sure OF it.
and Surveyor Leland stopped to thank
the Senator Tor his efforts in preventing
the passage of the bill aholishiug his
office. The reporter glanced Al tine
register and found John Logan,
written in bold hand. In second
the ncwSman was at the door of Parlor
G., and, knocking timorously was an
swered from within by Il voice that
would scare n cowboy:
what d Yer want Come in
Good day. Mr.. Logan. the reporter
said, nrrvou-ly, ~ he stepped into the
majestic presence. Logan was stretched
AT full length upon the bed, with u
sheet hiding his wrll-d 'yelopcd frame.
81 stepped in Just to Interview you
Don't want to be interviewed Been
travelling; too tired, he replied, as he
rolled over, with grunt that made the
glasses on the table iingle,
but A. 10 the outlook. Is it good?'
persisted the neWSman.
GOOD enough for me. want to 90
to Sleep and Logan roarcd again.
did Mr. Blaine n
Yes three cheers for Blaine hur-
rah, hur $500 Then there was
another grunt aud roll
"N that about the story of your own
ing land;'
Its lie Don't own any land.
Show me the fellow that said it. I'll
/ knock him ont. Ugh"
" DO YOU fear Cleveland, or Tilden,
Amt afraid Of any man living
Can clean out Tden in less than on,
I round. Trot him out.
There IS delegation of prominen
citizens down stairs waiting for YOU,
put in the reporter. They want Il
pay their respects To You.
Pay me what roared Logan. a
he raised himself up in bed but Tor
second. and then sank down again
IL thought YOU were General JOIN
A. Logan, the Republican csndidat
Tor Vice-Presdeut," said the reporter
"Me2 Not by long sight, In
, John Logan of Tuscarora, the terrO
OF Schuylkill County and YOU git
The reporter reached for the door
and passed out in good order, Will
there came from within roar of Ill
from TuScarora, and the terror {
schuylkill.N Word was passed to tn
eminent citizens on the first hoor, an
.A@= uni=dy disDsrs.'' 49, Psir..-A-'. =
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

At a trial in Augusta, Me-, the other
dnv. before Judge Whitehuuse, the case
bainp - family quarrel between diSgruntled
heirs. among the witnesses for the defense
ia. n rair Of twins. They were not ordi.
nary twins. They had hair Of the bright
..t .ulurn. evelid, the color of AJAX. pink
and white confessions. and dre,,e, TX.
actlv mike. even to the most unimportun
hnv Their names even were exactly
nike, with the single exception that an a
nppeared in one OF their names, instead o.!
an o..
When the first appeared on the stand the
Jury, Judge and lawyers regarded her at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

, ,,. l.ll,r-
MIN u '''''''''',i"" ,i.J",. ~, rau
rn'i. y" ,,i ,nu %.u. I.,l. !;,i"r
!I",' '"''"@" " w." vi n; i',,'
.,'N v, 1'''.'' - r. II" ''',',t'' -,
. w ",""i '''''>'"r ''',''''' ,'i',.
tbr \ljrhiUon Central. II i. ,urrui,rd
that in the present strained relations
of the east bound trunk line. thi, will
probably lacd to a war ON rates.
IIiihNlN" lHANr9'
Grccnvillr. August CA German
tramp. giving his name "a Frank
l,nilar of Kansas CITY. reported to
the city marshal thi, afternoon that
lac hnd been attacked and robbed bv
two colorcd trarIps in the grove Just
south of town. and that his assailant,
had rome east ON tine railroad track.
\ hand car was manned and started
in pursuit. The Two colorcd men
were ovrrtakcn about four miles east
and identified h, the German as tn"
guilty parties. They were brought
back and searched but no money
found ON their persons. Enough evil
drncr was brought out. however. to
warrant the officers in committing
them to lnil. They gave their names
IL Lewis smith. of Cincinnati, and
George TaVlur. residence in Ken
lucky. opposite Evansville. Ind. The
former >taInincrs 50 badly that it j.
nearly impossible for him to converse.
c,,rRoKrr nt.rGIAR's rrcrrrIo<.
y, .,i.I AL, ,u.,,,,.n -,
,r,nr. LAW '''' ni,,h, Fam ".r;,,in nn,ni
,,h"r,,i'"a ni,,,I.,. nt,n,n,'t'I .'.'
,,' Ian, nfpmLn %Iilln, -, r,r,',,.,
Gh.r'Ia, %a,inr lac nn,nri,,,, ,hn'i'i',
Jnnrnr,I,n n,arnron,, Tnn, inJl,,
,"' lnn,'i,,, ~, u," and h'a,.
lin. om,nn H., trnr,,.,,in,, IN ,.,i,in
.,rmct n'naicb ,yhicb I,I;mdnu bim
/ ,j,,, lao c,;Ind e. .no / iud.,, and a.,
l.,,tnr sn,,ira, u,ot bn vnr. , Hui.
",a. and na7.ricI t,n Cnlt. revolver.
immediately DISCHARGED both borrcl,
orr Jnubla- barrel shntouu iutnhim.
,.;,l,,, 7,;..,,. / ;ll;,.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
" aiitrti
STATE NEWS.
CuIIed From our Daily En-
changes.
SAN ANToN1o.

SAN ANlbNlb.
san Antonio. August 10 ra> Jo-
scph. Il native of bavaria, and for
some time past living in HcXar coun-
". employed a,u farm hand, was
found dead in field some distance
below town this morning.
CoRsICANA.
Cor,icaun. August 10 The counsel
of Frank TramWeil have Withdrawn
their demand tora writ of habcas
corpus. aud will await the action OF
the grand jury.
WEATnERFoKp.
Wcathcriord, August 10. In the
District court +. 4. Madcris obtained
a Judgment against the Texas ~ Pa
ciiic Railway company for $1,000
damage, for the burning ofhi> pas
ttrc fence and grass.
BoNuAM.
Bonhnrn. August District
court is in session. Judge Il. Il. Gaines
presiding. The grand jury was en-
paucllcd Yesterday. and immediately
commenced to inquire into cases
against parties i'll Jail. The docket l.
light, and il j. probable the session
! Will he short one.
DECATUR.
Decatur, August ~. The first bale
of cotton arrived to-day. II was ral>-
ed hN Thomas Met urdaN, near thlco.
in this (Wise) county. and was bought
hN j. | llman ~ Co., of this place, al 10
cents. MIR. McCurdN also got the pre-
MUM of $50 put up by Our mcr-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

The quantity sometimes swallowed I'M
der such circumstances is utterly incre Ii.
bile. Prof Halfpri describe, n case % T
snake.bite, near Melbourne, in which two
bottles of brandy were drank without any
symptom, Of ntoxicutiun, and another Of
II grl of fourteen, who, wien bitten by an
Australian snak., drank three hotties
with u being intoxicated. She rrcoy.
cred.
Alcohol has powerful attrac ions for
oxygen, writes Prof Halford, on the ,heo.
~ that the venom has produced foreign
cells in the blood; SO that it alcohoi en-
gage the oxygen absorbed bv the poison,
the cells perish ANA recovery en,ues. DR..
Short, OF Madras, says, "Brin. the pa.
tieut under the influence OF intuxication as
speedily II. possible; make him drunk and
keep him drunk until the virus is over.
come" Dr. Walker Mitchell state, that
delicate w,m n and young children und +
the ntl ience of snake pois. could take
quarts ot brandy without injury ami al.
naSt withou' effect. One mana man #
temperate habits-,olk one quart IT bran.
DIV and hait-pnt, which only slightly in
toxicated him tor about four hours. An
other man, bitten in the throat, was cured
al the rrI Of twruty-faur hours, during
which time lac hal two Il arts OF whisky
in one night, and renewed, Il, the pulse
fell besides red pepper and her Stuuu.
limits
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

The II. Charles Restaurant and ,a-
loon, Austin street between Fifth and
sixth, j. T. Wilson proprictor j. "a,
usual prepared To furnish H. patron,
with all the dclicacic, OF thc season
fresh oysters. fish and game of all
kinds, Al the bar can hc found. pur,
old Kentucky WHISTLES. all brand, o.,
wines, ana liquors and'the best of ci
CARS. Attentive walters and polij,
treatment to all. We Will maintain
our reputation a. the oldest and bc,
restaurant and saloon in Waco. Cal
ana see us. j. r. WILSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
The Eye.

Hawkes. new cryst,.izcd lenses. the
finest in the world, for the prcserva-
ton of the sight, recommended by the
medical faculty throughout the coun-
try. Hawkes. patent extension spring
eye glasses, the finest in existence.
The above glasses are fitted to all con-
dltions of the eye by Castles " Morri-
son, agents, CIhe Old Drug Corner
Peddiers will not be supplied witt
these glasses al any price. su4-2u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
THE TOWN TAIN.
items OF Interest Culicd by our
Reporters.

-Cool-lake ice.
The justices had little 10 do yes
terday.
The rain didn't even lay the dust
Yesterday.
Lake ice is a cold as the waves
from the north pole.
When hungry man desire, an
appctiling meal he gocs I" the 0l'N''
Moon.
A. l.. IIardwich has taken out a
hermit To- erect 500 livery stable III
East Waco.
4 rood ,mokr Is one of the luNu-
rie> that all enjoy who patronihc
Herr for cigars.
-Conger> factory ice induces no /
memories of the Greedy horror. 1t /
cools everything.
AT the next meeting of the Com-
eli the Fast Waco secession p'iltloi
will be presented
Rain or no rain Waco's building
boom never ceases and new huldlnG'
are constantly going up.
Nothing changes the order of
thing, at the Iron Front. Pure Ii
quors and the best are always set out
The sick man who wants pure
medicine, and accurately compound
ed prescriptions. goes TO Dr. Ham
lett
A drive along any Of the roads ont
of the city shows that cotton i open
ing rapidly, but the yield is not
heavy.
The Young man who desires to
know how to do business ON business
principles should go to Professor L.
H. Hill
A certain young doctor of this
city has hopeless case ON his hands
IT. love and he has been able to find
no cure fer il yet
Our Waco shooting club i any
ious to meet n team from some othc
city and give them II few lessons II
the use of the qua.
The tire department Is preparing
for the arrival of the new apparatus
Temple Bolton and Marlin will assi~
in celebrating that event.
The few drops of rain that icl
Yesterday caused everybody to loo
plra,antrr. but when il ceased thci
countcnancc, fell To zero again.
The Cotton Exchange saloon i
still closed. The assignee expects Il
have matters Strengthened out to-da
so that the business can bc continued
The Recorder, only case yc>tcr
day was that of Lulu liotlcy for Va
- Il :
several eases were continued unit
th, morning.
William Smell the negro who en-
Mr.. Charles Eichclhcrgcr, near China
Springs has been arrested and vii
be held TO await the result of the in
jurics inflicted.
No marriage license has been is
sued for week. and the last one i
sued was one To replace II hccn>
issued more than sixty days previou,
~ which had not been executed.
jaime, Davis fine looking youn!
man was brought in la,t evening b.
Mr.. W. VI. Reed of Marlin. CHARGE
withan aggravated assault He j. il
Jail but expect, To make bond to-day
An officer, life i, a hard one an
when he makes such a capture n der
utv sheriff Bob Ross made when h
took in VIII smell. the negro who ca
Charley Eichclber@cr lac deserve
praise.
1t j., currently reported nj Lam
pa,a- that Waco has had "a cast of vel
low fever. II Waco has been inflicted
with .ny Kind ni icycrit is not known
TO Nh. medical fraternity cor auN ON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
u. Stumpcnhnnscn Go. Z" IN"
Irntf.

We are proud to inform our Gus
TONERS that We have always on mana
IA good stock of fresh groceries, ana
have also in connection with our gro
Gerry II tirSt-cns, saloon. where the
very best liquors and ice cold beer are
delightful. Good goods at low prices
for cash. Corner Fourth and Jackson.
Schooner saloon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Texas grown. acclimatcd. Nati>iac-
ton guaranteed in all fruit trees, shade
or ornamental trees bought OF me.
viii plant and insure ifrcquircd. VIII
rive every advantage that any party
AT "A distance can offer, and | am here
70 make my contract, good. Reserve
YOUR orders and call on me AT the
SEED STORE /. ". NEsEY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
Brad6e|d'S
Female
Regulator

1t j. n special remedy for 81
eases pertaining to the WOMB = :
any intelligent woman can cgIr ~
self by following the direciosgs ,,n
is especially cilicaciou> IN Cs', ~, ~ n
pressed or painful meD'tf 'nyT'' 4
white, and partial prolN'N', .rw,
fords immediate relief AM W.
ncntly restores the men-Uua ",
ton. A. II remedy to he u'ed a~D
that critical period know
"CHANGE OF LIFE this in''I'A
preparation Ina, no rival.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Every subscriber to the EXAMINER
is entitled to advertise in the "t Cheap
Column not to exceed four lines, one
time free. More than one insertion.
five cents line each Insertion; for u
week or more, 3 cents and for "a month
or more, > - cents line.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
OMESIIt.


Toledo, O.. August 20 The Demo-
cratic Convention of the tenth dis
trict to-day nominated Hon. Faank H..
llurd for reelection To Congress.
CARRYING TuE MAILS.
London. August 20, Postmaster
Fawcct informed the variou, steam
ship companies that thcprr,ent ar
ramgcmcnt, for carry ing the mails I"
New York would be- continued anoth-
or year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

will please bear in mind that copy toi
cha, yes in their advertisements "'uS'
he handed in by 3p. m. otherwise Tue
change cauuot be made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
,uother Richmond in the Iicid.

70 the knight, and new knight, of
America. and 10 the American citi-
zen. |. William Sonlncr., OF spring
field. ILL.,. representing that district
the home of our old patriot AbrnIn
Lincoln. do hereby announce my sell
II, candidate for the office of prr>i
dent of these nited STATES OF Amer
lea.
/ I never WA IL millionaire as blaine.
/ Ori meyer Wns iu the state of Maine
HUT working mau- rights wall maintain
WV -uN'uH>.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
puh,i, Meeting ct Farmers.

All farmers OF McLcnnnn county
who can possibly attend are hereby
requested 10 meet nj the court house
in Waco on the 30th dag of August,
1854. AT 10 o'clock Il. IN. 10 take some
action in regard to who shall weigh
our cotton: " neither it should be done
by the sworn and bonded Public
Wrigher and his deputies or parties
employed by the cotton buyers: M
+. Clinton. j. Il. parrack. W. l.. Pow
eli. i. j. Coates. John Ellison, j W.
sanders. \. T. Bray Jas. Garrison
John johnson. {. ". Davis. Robert
Gaudy. j. u. quinn. j. l.. Ficld,. l. +.
Williams. Tn. Harris. i. +. Colurt, W
A. Humphrey. :. II. smith.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Berlin. August 2o.--rhc German
government has no official advicc>
concerning the report that the crew
of the German war ship Lowe, landed
at Balida and hauled down the Eng
li>h ilag
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

The second largest source OF rcN"-
nue. to the United States Govern
mcnt from amy one branch of bust
mess. is derived from the production
and manufacture of tobacco. Black
wells Durham Tobacco Co., W Dur
ham. y. G.. claims To be the largest
manufacturer of smoking Iubacc" in
the world. The reputation of Black
we'll, Gcnuin" Bun Durham Nmok-
ing Tobacco i, too firmly established
to need any commentator nj our
hands. In another column our read
rrS will notice their new announce
mcnt which i, Of interest to all lovers
of the weed The company are per
frctlN responsible. and when they an
nouncr that they will give away Sll,-
$50 in cash. it j. an assured fact that
they mean Just what They SAY.
smokers will find an opportunity OF
combining business with pleasure by
reading their announcement.
i--p-'lt-W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21
Personal.

Mfr. j. W. higgins j., back from a
trip to Galveston.
Mrs. J. II. Winslctt is visiting rcla.
five, AT Clcburnc aud will be absent
several weeks.
Tray Jones after ENJOYING the de-
light, of surf bathing at Galveston Is
at home again.
Mr.. ". VI. Reed one of the hc't ON
Ger, in the state came up from Mar
lin last evening.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Notwithstanding the long continu-
ed drouth, the farmers on the Brazo.
think they will make good crop of
the ileecy staple,.and Mr.. Tom Rigg,.
who la, Just put up new gin AT he
Bosque bridge, tell- IL, that he has al
ready IA number of bales of cotton
waiting to be ginned, and he think.
from the general outlook that the
crop will be al least an average Yield
Loss of memory, mental gloom. Ia,
"Blues," low spirits, dependency
nervous tremblings. cured with In
glish Female Bitters.
WHY is il that ladies use so man,
pills, while substitute known as Bal
leyS Saline Aperient can be used
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Every smoker should -moEc Lit
ilc JDl ar"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Minneapolis. Mimi, August 20.
The Tribune, Glencoe special says;
The Democrat, OF the third district
to-day nominated IgnatiuN Donnclly
for Congress. immediately after
wards the Peoples party met and
nominated Donnelly. who was Ycster-
day named by the Farmers Conven-
ton of the district.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

A partner in the College Point
Brewery. l.. H. y. y. MIR. j. ilirsch,
writes. that among hi- hands and
teams. for rheumatism. aches and
pains of the men. and for all all
mcuts of horses, st jacobs oil has NO
cuual
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Galveston. August Richard
Richstod, the perpctrator of the muir
derou, attack on Mr., Juneman, has moi
vet been captured. \ man answering
his description, il is stated, crossed
the bridge, and it j. presumed he has
escaped from the Island.
Harry Mallory was this morning
severely cut by Frank Mcmillan, Both
parties are colored employees of Bart
let's stables. and quarreIed over their
work
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Chicago, August 20.-Ihe Ham
burg American Packet Company has
issued circular to lis agents through
out the northwest Offering 10 pay
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Bonhnm, August District
court i. in session. Judge K. Il. Gaines
presiding. The grand jury was en-
pancllcd yesterday, and Immediately
commenced to inquire into cases
agains, parties i'll jail. The docket l.
light, and ii j. probable the session
Will he "A short one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Decatur August ~. The first bale
of cotton arrived to-day. 1t wa. rails
ed by Thomas McCurday, near Chico.
in this (Wise) county, and was bought
hy j. llinan ~ Co.,. of this place. al 10
cents. MIR. McCurdy also got the pre-
MUM of $50 put up by our mcr-
chants
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-21

Wcathcriord, August 10. In the
District court +. \. Madcris obtained
Judgment against the Texas ~ Pa
ciiic Hallway company for $1,000
damage, for the burning ofhi> pas
ttirc fence and grass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-11

II the rosebud knew how much fairer
1t II than the fairest rose,
Would IL hasten 70 unfold fts petals
That never again may closef
II the birding knew how much safer
Is its nest thu n the w0 Id outside,
Would It be 30 eager to plume Its wings,
SO restless till they are tried
II the boy know how very pleaiant
Sesms the first fiee tirE Years Of life,
To the men who, weary aad carew0rp,
Mid the worlds ever changing strife,
Look ack with tender, regrciiuI thought,
To bcyho0d's homo ana friends,
Would 10 chide the years for passing slow,
Or rejoice when each one ends
Nay I tho beauty Of thirgs unfinished
Lies not 10 themselve' alone.
But In premise OF strength or sweetness,
IL the future to be their own;
For the rose must bloom II 1t ever knows
or It's short, I'VE OF lite the best
And the bird that or &C has tried its wings
IL never content In It's nest.
Aud the boy must gird on hts srmor,
He who would Ut the end DO crowned victor
Dare not liDger or faint BY the way;
But what Of tho blightsd rosebuds
And the irds that die In tho meet,
And the souls 10 whom this life gives not
fAme-hon0f-Or even-rest
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