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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

Smoke Cleveland aud Hendricks cigars
at i. v IIudson's Manufactured by IL
Baum, Jr. Jackson.
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Boys and girls carefully prepared for
college or business at the Middleton High
School.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

Blu buy your drugs, oils, paints, medi-
cines, books, inks, stationery, seeds, &c, &c,
you should get B. V. Iudson's prices. lie
sells cheap. Call and let him convince
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Watches, diamonds, silverware ard the
best Of solid goods in every variety at
Y. B. Thayer's, who never mi4preprescnts
his gools Repairing Of fine watches and
jcwelry Fpccialtics. No. 2G5 Main Street
Memphis. Tenn. feb141y
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DIED.

LITTI.E.-In Cloverport, on Monday the 18th :,
inst, ENRNEsT Nc, infant son OF Mr.. J. V. and
Mrs II. J. Little. he darling boy has crossed over
''ro roam the banks Of the River Of Peace,
And hattie in its bliSsfu tide;
And one of the joys reaching Heaven will be
Meeting the little boy that died"
FRIESD,
ANpETsSOS.-In Bolivar, Tuesday evening 18th,
inst, Nus. +. W AFDERs2S, vile Of Esq c. IL.
Anderson age about - years.
It's not with inconsoahle sorrow that we lay
away to rest those who full Of years and right
deeds. The deceased was an amiable christian
woman, and was beloved Icy all who knew her.
The family have the sympathy of large circle Of
friends in this great bereavement. The fun raj
was conducted from the residence this morning.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

Iandrcth's fresh Turnup Seeds, all varic
al =. Y. IIudson's dug store.
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T0mbs, Monuments, etc, put up in the
most elegant designs by Whitehead & 20
den, Jackson, Team. = NJ Wcatho4lv
ae.ut. E1.ras. Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

Buy your Paints and Oils Of every dc
scription at IIudson's-they are cheap.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

If you need barbed WIRE, call on, or send
to Moflat Il Co.. for prices.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

Those needing copper or galvanized iron
lor making sorghum pans, can get it at
Moiat s Co.'S.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

The most careful attention will be given
to the instruction Of children in the primary
grades in the Middleton High School.
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Alamo, Tenn, August 18th.

BOYS and girls attending the Aliddletoh
High School can get board in private fan
iIicn at IS TO SO l.er month.
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TOOne Institute.

Favorably situated at Toonc, ITardemen county
Tennessee will open its Fourth Scholastic year the
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1885,,
Toono Is one Of the healthiest places in West Ten
nessce. The school is well graded and organized,
aud thorou III in all OF its departments 1t provides
a practical BUSINESS COURSE thorough train
ing in f sGLISH BRANCHES and a full prepara-
ton for tae PHILOSOPHICAL, SCIENTIFIC and
CLASSICAL UNIVERSITY COURSES
For circulars address, g. II. HUDSON,
jlyIO3m Principal.
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PRKsnYTREIAN CHUECII-Erv. W. 6. KEA-
~ Pastor. Services every sunday fUoruiuE aui
night Pfayernestiug Thursday night
METHODIST CHURCH-REv. W. T. looEE
Pastor. Scrvicesevcry sunday morning and night.
Fravsrmestiuy Wednesday night,
EPISCOPAL CHsRCH RLv. V. O. DAyESroRr,
Feet r. Services every Sunday morning and
aiybt paily Prayers Eaop. n,
BAPTIST CIIJ BCIt-Rcv. f. y. McNeal, Pastor
Services second ssbus Ii ia each month, morning
aud u.4d-
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KNIGHTS ASB LADIES OF H0SOE.-Neets
third and fourth Friday nights ia each month.
Al sWISEBE8AD. Secretary.
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TaariII, Chattanooga 4 a. Louis
hallway.

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORSl
P TT.1s,. NE MEN v T9TEIEFT REyEEsEE
THE BEST ROUTE to the Summer RessrtS and
Mountain Retreats Of Tennessee. VII MIA aud the
CaroIinas Via McKinzie -ud nashville
THEBEsT ROUTE to the LIBERATED { 'ce, Un-
fverslties Seulinaries and otscr educ at ensl lnsi-
tutLons in the Southwest. Via A' Kenzie and
Nashville.
TIE BEST ROUTE to Atlanta, on
willie aud Florida Orange Belt, Via Mckenzie, and
Nashville aud Chattanooga.
TIE BEST ROUTE 10 Atlanta, Macon. Charleston
Savannah, Augusta, Columbia, Charlotte Knox
Vile, Bristol, Eicamond, Norfolk, Washington,
Via Mckenzie, Nashville and Chattanooga
DON'T FORGET TT
By this line you secure the
MAXIMUM SPED; SA J. LIZ. ,.r,ov
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the lav IS not fur distant whom this
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Churches AMI Secret Orders,

KNIGHTS or uONoI.--leets hrst and sec5.,d
Friday nights ia each mo1th. -
JESSIE NOENENT, nictltor.
swIREBEUAD, Reporter.
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cases Of diphtLoria, AMI .cvc-ai mild
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WIIN~ WI ITI"I % 'I|"|T.' T'''T-''-'7-
...rr ...... n. ~ NtNm-vi'ia
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MASONIC IODGE---First Monday night II each
month. J. A. PAKER. W VI.
JOSH CARTER, Secy.
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III MEDICAL.
THE MORAL OF TT.

b .. 4 Il
Is We may moralize as much as we
please about pain; but the fact is,
that We don't like it while it lasts,
and that we want'to get rid Of it az
soon as we can. Whether caused by
rheumatism, govt, disordered liver,
weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad
blood, or anything else that is just
the reverse ofwhat it Should be, the
sooner it is out Of the system the
happier We are. Whether pain is
the result Of imprldcnce or OF acci.
dent, or is sent as a punishment for
our sins, may be a nicequcstion for
the philosophers to argue; but pco-
pie who are suffering want first to be
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The matter to their hearts content.
Above all theory, argument, ard
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Of the nearest druggist. 4
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u0ME PROOF.

v,Onpy AID Liver Diseases AID Rheumatism.-
o,.YsnSl 1;pIrtbly- heentd to help me
coaia N'' e'' zgPT. rlllLLlP5.
Whcestus. ". Va.
c,,,,h polypus oil Note, Impaired Voico.-Sul.
tcrS! 10: years patent medicine Ai on TO help me-
VI 0n''u e0H'''' CHARLES GHADDUCK,
OF spcttel s Co., wheeling, y. Va.
nr,,cpsia and liberated Stomach. Treatment
IA, 3s,s isll 10 give ne relief. Df. amith cured
-; ~ 4 TN01As ROLF, iIsErtnec Agent.
Es.-"llad them for fourteen yeaS y: Smith
sc,oiia, Running sores on ilead.-"Ay sou was
ns'p I''"' MR5. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Btree!. Wheeling ". Va.
GxneeE-"suHclei for years with Cancer. Had
II ri; out three times. It returned Alter each Oper.
Mon o. Smith cured me III nssHut tq aEcS sarc
Via. Ft.,u.s Of Anus.-fles Of my back ios Is
vsets. Reported dying: Or. Smith cured NE
h''a0u' ,A''' " THOMAS CoLvIN,
Wholesale Grocer, GSln S., Wheeling, IS. Va.
utentious o! kecsHn1, p19lAps,is and P'les:-
AVS yiyen up 10 die and PRONOUNCED iucurable.
n, yusith cured ma without kniie.n ~
=" WASHINGTON DEI4ANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rev. Il. 0. Ladt wntes:-"D,. Smiths pro.cs.
toual services In ny family have been most salts
hcto;y and commend him to all as gentleman
and fiil!ul physician.
Nis Margaret Kolb ssyE-"1 had been suffering
ior seven years and treated by many physicians fol
dyNe,eIs. DR.. Smith said had a tape wsr.n, and
n e!ga, hours removed Honstcr 100 feet l6ug."
Fenale Complaints Three years IN hospitals fol
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Porous cured Of c4.arrh, diseases Of heart, lver
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DOetOrA DlAnYree.

Asa reporter for the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette BAT yesterday attesnoop) in cham.
Der at No. 32l Federal street, Allegheny, lls-
tenipg to . terrible tale Of suffering a,lt fell
from the lips Of gentle little lady, Mrs. Milo
Ingram, the daughter Of Capt Hugh Nc
kelvsy, Of this city, II seemed almost too
much 10 believe, II the evidence had not been
close at hand to subslnntIale every word. 1t
was but another evidence OF the oulpable
Ignorance Of large class Of practitioners OF
medicine who claimed for si1 years that her
terrible disease was cancer: She was covered
%h .s uss5, given up y a' ,1 pssnn ''Tsa
Of Life" BY Dr.. Hartman. AK your drug.
glst for one. Cal .,--.l.-.l 3H4I pAW
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Is entirely vegetable preparation, and
should not be- confounded with the variop.
limitations, nor secret humbugs, "succus Al
teraps" etc. all Of which either contain Mercu
ry md POTASH, or are composed old remediel
which have long since been discardedIs Of nc
value In the treatmen: Of Blood Diseases
and none Of them contain a sl.gle article
which en:ers into tho composition Of Swift,
Specific. There is only one 8wilts sp,cft
g. y. S.) and thera Is nothing in the worc
hks 1t. b sure TO get the genuine. BAat
for Treatise on Blood hnd skin Diseases, free
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8. Allan
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T,LEvELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r.
~ .Tal -G.. 1s
Ell e. E sss. = Z E:s.ssIs'
CONDEMNED Time Table Of Passenger Trains, cor.
:Cc,ed 10 DECEMEEh 81, 1855 Central Standard
Time. I-..-l-. -.z--
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Tho Red Sunsets ,,,,

kSchrnpe 80 IA {& 81 2 l!t lji0 l.tfft ll.
Though little dlmdent, abe "a quite a
philosopher, and as they sat together dis.
cussing the recent phenomenal sunsets abe
suddenly declared: sl'9s
9"I think know the cause Of them"
"Yol do ?" queried he. 2l,5t71s 't5
ayes" @lH'J5E s't4 .t.,
%-"Then yon know more than the PROBES.
Hors do" E,-f.3's4 g;H
well, ! have my idea Of II, any way"
"What is III" al i.ag2 '4
a IL hate 10 say It before YOU"
"oh, GOMEZ out with 1t, don't be afraid
"Well-" ds,l }e}to 6I
"Well-" g4l a1' ~ S.E1J
, swell. the sky !, blushes when she sees
And exclaiming, There, now. I've told
you!" she hid behind q screen while she
revived. tira7 ~ EtaTE gbTrE JWW
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Arc you disturbed ct night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth II 80. send al
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow'4
Soothing Syrup for Children Testhing. 1t,
value 10 inca!onlable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon It, mothers, there Is no mistake about
It. l. cures dysentary aud dlarrhoea, regu.
latea the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sofiens the gums. reducssi. fl animation,
aud gives to.s and energy to the whole sys
TEN ten. Mrs.; Winslow's Soothing Syrup Tor
and Is The preseipion 81 ons Of he ihs od.s
and best female pbysicians aud nurses in tht
United States. and is for sale by ali druggists
throughout the world. Price Is cents bot
lie. gr ragF 7F 50 Mws&w
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pits mouth, including In addition to tina
hvended" what is used at tbs boilers, glvel
to the men, used in the coal owners brici
works, ETC., 80 that this aseertalned pric'
per ton la as much less than the aetna
selling price Of the coal as the diyisor Il
greater than the amount actually sold. TIT
wages Tor each period were based, not upor
the selling price Of the coal Tor that period
but from the previous three or four months
as the case may be. This Ia a feature o.
sliding scales that has been the source O.
considerable dissatisfaction. l shall have
occasion 10 speak Of this again. In ascer'
tanning the lucreaBs or decrease In Waget
Of the men paid by the day, or "datal
men," ss they are termed, the system Ii
not 80 complex, Us the wages raise or fall
directly In accordance with the u.s.
certained rise or fall. In selling prices oil
c>al. III the scale adopted In 1877, the
basis WAS fixed with coal at s. 81. TO u Id.
at the pits mouth. With every advance OF
decline Of 81. In the price Of coal, the wages
Of hewerB and labor under ground advance
or decline s percent on the wages ruling at
the time the scale Was established, but,
with the same change In price, the wages
Of the workmen above ground varied only
1 percent. No provision was made for q
selling price below 5s. 4d., at which rate
underground wages were to be "A percent
below tho basis, and wages above ground
O percent below. This was the minimum
below which wages could not 90 without a
readjustment. gI
This scale was to be in force by its terms
for two years. Before 1t expired the selling
price Of coal fell much below the mini.
mum aud the scale was subjected to a Sc.
we're strain. When 1t ended by its limita.
ton the operation risked q reduction be.
low the minimum. The necessity for such
reduction was conceded by tho men, but
no agreement could be reached as to the
amount, and q short lockout ensued, but
the question was soon settled by conces.
sions and arbitration and reduction xiv.
en-. A new scale, differing somewhat in
it's terma, was sgreed to in October, 1870,
and another, again somewhat modif ID, IN
April, 1852. which Is still in force. This
scale provides neither for maximum nor
minimum. 1t agrees that with Cd. ad-
vance or decline i'll the selling price OF coal
there shall be an advance or reduction on
the tonnage rates and datal wages
prevailing November, 1870, Of l.! per
cent, except when coal is =. be-
tween 81. l01. and s.. 3D., when the varia.
ton for each I'd. shall be .! per cent. The
wages OF surface men, other than engine
men, mechanics and coke men, vary
per cent and 9 per cent, instead OF II and
y. The average wages and selling prices
arc to be ascertained every three months.
During the twelve years that these har-
monious relations have existed, in addi.
ton to the general arbitrations and the
adoption OF these several sliding scales,
hundreds Of local questions have been set
tied peaceably, and it is the boast Of both
parties that they have always "acted in
good faith, and with an honest desire 10
have every mutual settlement honestly
IN.
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METHODS OF Arbitration,

These two associations vera orqan;zed
about 1871. From that.da,e mn tn Auynst
1870 nil advances or Reductions in ws"es
wars arranged at ;rrey,,lar ;n.orusi. a. a har
bv mutual apreeme,it or by orbit f n.
whiIa smaller or local differences ware al,
ius,ed bv a Joint committed Of thu two
associations. At Tho latter date The avarn me
waves in Durham Of each newer or n i1S
which is lie bss;s Of nil wages WA i s, III
or at the rate Of 81 81 10 the pu,,n,j s,erl;n"
which viii be he re,e used in these la,terss'
81 70 day. Fortl,is VINCE The n,i~ar ,ors,
ri ~ abont seven and a haIf honra
from ! hank n bant or from ,hs
lima lima ho Left the snriaco ri Tho Tho
oronnd mill he spain reached Tho mouth
81 the nit. The average outnrt Ses i %
,ar 'n mar IN miner ner dsv In San,smhs W.
i iS th;a ayerave rata was rsdnrad ~
"a Xii mer ahiit nr 81 So1 ner dsv A. ,h IL
=, ,ms !, was s,,rvestad in nrder ~ aovs tha
,rnnbIe and annoyance Of repeated arbit r.
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While the rates given in the table are
the average amounts actually paid, there
are certain allowances which would in.
crease tho real value OF theae wages, and
certain expenses, or of takes" as they
Gre called, for tooie, pick.sharpening,
powder, light, etc., that would decrease the
wages somewhat. These off takes vary a,
the different collieries, and, as the work.
men in this country arc subject to similar
charges, they may be ignored in. our com.
PARSONS. The allowances, however, must
be considered. There are free house and
land for garden, and free coal on the nav.
mcnt Of twelve cents a fortnight for haul
ing. These allowances are not universal,
nor do all Glasses share in them alike. Il
is difficult, therefore, to arrive at theil
average money value. The workmen, at
m arbitration in 1870, estimated it to be
ten 10 sixteen cents day, asserting tina,
these were the amounts paid when house
and coal were not furnished. The opera.
tors placed their value at shilling day.
Taking the highest estimate, che shilling
or "a 2 cent?, this would make the average
earnings Of the hewe!s, who are the most
numerous and best paid class, except the
deputies, from 81 81 to 81 40 a day; or, as
these men average about five shifts week
the highest wages paid any class Of labor
not part Of the official staff, is Sc 10 OF
500 week, less than the common laborel
Of this country averages. This, it must bt
borne In mind, is an averags-iios guessed
ut, but the actually lscertained average
wages Of the minors Of this district, plu!
the highest estimated value OF the fres
house, garden and coal allowed; and The
average earnings OF Durham are much II
excess Of the average earnings Of the cea
miners Of Great Britain. What must b.
the earnings Of tho poor fellows that arr
below the average How men can liv'
upon such earnings Is one Of the mysteries
that, fortunately, American workmen ar
not called upon to solve. ~ 55
JosErn D. WEEKS.
| piiIsLuroh Pm ~ voc .-sr Egtt,a E1ss5
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Pittsburgh, Pa. 5.a8

FoR scrofula, syphliitic disorders, thin and
wa:ery blood, sluggish liver INDICATED by
poor digestior) weak kidneys (indicated by
urinary seimen.s), diseased mucous mem
b.ane tindicsted By both nasal and urinary
catarth: intlAmed eyelids, etc J, use DR.. Guy,
sotts yellow Dock and 6arsapArilla. +,
gradually sebnilds a broken down conetitu
ton and restores robust health and strength
to every part. No other remedy equals It. \
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NcU York.

-F'HNN. ~ 10 .gl 10y .l.ft .aa. &T, -,
This Is 10 certify that am we'll acquainted win
man y years nge, for many year. s,p.m aesI,
iii. but could not tell from what cause, unless
was worms, He told his attending physician his
suspicions, but the physician at once ''d'ea!ea
iii, son then mentioned Dr.. c. MeLane's Yer.
mifure, and asked him II lie would take u his
repy vast mus. take something 10 get 'es'es,
y they at once procured bottle q IT, D. r Q:
result was, be passed upwards Of three qnartti 81
Torms, cut up In every FORM lie Eot wei. r, in:
mediatcly, and is now enjoying excellent heaMh !
and. like the good Samaritan Of old,n gnaeayot.
Inc 10 relieve hisunfor,unatc neighbors. Nemakes
il ks busine S. 10 hunt up and select al cases si
iar to his own, that may be given over by fegSias
MUSICIANS, and induces them TO Try ". =. NC
Lanes Vcrmifuge. So far he has INDUCED mois {
in every case with, the most happy results .1ie
iswell satisfied that DR.. c. Mel.anes VeIHhaaEe,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of pittsburgh, Is iat
suncrjor 10 any other known remedy and that u
more generally known would not tail 70 save
many valuable lives. For further panics!ats
inquire Il Mrs. Hasdle, max cannea street. New Nc"
York City. =. 4. Z. X. "
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That HACKING Couch eau be 20 quickly
cured by shilohs Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL You 6uyykE with Dyspepsia and Liver
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to cure you. Hr5F ,.EE
HLKErLEss Nronrs, made miserable by that
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for you. n'1.2-f "
CArARRu CURED, health and sweet breath
occurred by shileh'a Catarrh Remedy. Prie.
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For sale by McLane Bros. and A. 7. Young
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WHEN o remedy has proven itsolf to be q
cure for consumption and perfect lung re.
storer, 1t should be ktpt iu ty-1y we'll regn'
l.tsd ZONE. We refer 10 Dr.. W'stsr's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry, II s,ng,e do,e OF which will
cure I'D ordinary cough or cold. a few battles
will cure consumption. II !, very pleasant
10 take. r&w
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Eixht Yen, y scroiuIn Cured.

A valued correspondent. Albert Simpson,
Esq, writing from Peoria. ILL.,, says: "Sansar.
itan Nervine cured me Of acrofu!a, after hav.
ing eutl red fer years with ths disoase."
Nj. Simpson lives 10 P.o 10. Ask him. Your
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SOME genius has invented machine to
play pianos. This will fill n long.felt want.
When two young people Of opposite sex are
in the pa7lor in the evening the old lady
doesn't begin to eaunter in until the piano
RtQpa. - n -. N
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llle Qt,telliqa',lt,,e!a;...
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lHpArsENCE,

Nov wherefore dost thou Log, o burning Sun,
"a. uupoa my hery couse diwn TO tho wttty K, ~,
VIII not thy restless journey soon be done,
That thou mayest nestle In tho oceans 6rcMtr
Who're u tho golden moon that she doth stay
llhIoqEh p.thi unknown, Withholding her soft
Doth abe not know that am Alex Of day 50
ana ,e,nS; WIN yeAEaiHg4 deep, 10 gree. The
Ana al! tho start-thoso flowers that bud and
m Up ~ tho si!es-Nhy do they idly wait
TnGast their silver rays ncro,s Tho gloom to'
1wi1'eatth and heaven, and leave me dcsolale2
Like tsded beasts at eve, with mllcn mten. ".
IS light, NtIg7|"-'' 49, : ''' o
Th ~ honM dag on; 'Tlsweary work, l weeu,
y To at and walt tho eonsqg oftleiIrht,
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GAN! i! was gale" said Mrs: Rsmsbot-
ham; /" it shook our house by the seaside,
and couldn't help murmuripg to myeelf,
as lay awake, the words Of the old song,
you know, my dear, Cease, Rude Borax."
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