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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

The grand concert tonight at Mayors
Hall will be . great treat TO all who a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

All kinds Of musical instruments in great
vsristv at Edwards music house. 1888 and
1875 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Jerseys Jerseys, ct prices 10 suit, ct Bau-
mans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Closing out ct and below cost 10 make
room for eprinR goods ct Dsuman,s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

. seekuscs' .hisly 1t onddoeh's. By he
6riuk or gallon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Group, whoooiue 0cugh, and sv-n Agb-
ma Immediately relieved By Aok re En-
2 ish Remedy. Sold By ". r. Patterson
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Eruptiops. seres.- plmp iet rheumatism
re- but indicssors o. impure blood. Ack-
are Blood Elixir II the remecy. eold oy
W. q. Patterson . -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

PIapos and organs 70 rent st Frees q
0onss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Coke reduced to $500 per ton, which ID
cheaper than wood or coal.
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Ladies should remember. . beautiful
compiexion ssults frup using Acker'e
Blood Elixir. Sold bv W n. Patterson q
20 a. 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14
Ask your Grocer FOR
LHvERING's ROASTED COFFEE,
and take no other.

PURBi UNCOLOREDi
UNGLAZEDi RELIABLE
Don't take our word for II, but
BuY IT ApD TRr IT.
Wholesale Dea'e Supplied Through
SLIGH 4 DOWNS,
Broker, Dallas, TEXAS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

The Galveston News cigar for sale at
j. L. WILLIAM DRUG sto re.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Use Acker's English Remedy for con
sumption. Sold by w. H. Patterson q Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Jerseys, Jerseys. al prices 70 suit. ss Bar
mana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Ladies' hsts bought arsot rom the fscto
de- and prices are very iov ct NM. 3
Elm stree, rsxt ." Grams.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Which cures all FEMALE D,sEAeH6,
and makes ell women happy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Trimmed and untF1mmed he's and bou-
nets II your own pFi~e st Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14
Cheap Fuel.

Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal out
6ts Q specially. Go to Bsumsn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Closing on, 81 and below cost 70 make
J, room for spriuR goods ct Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

There IN . secret . sOut
Mexican Female Remedy
which eli ladies should know. Bee ou'
C3rculay 81 vouy dvupef.f.
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r.asy .ssods sd nosicns- - - = Dss'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Musicians' heaoq quarters at Frees & Sons
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

No mother should Dc without
Mexican Female Remedy
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion
constipation, dizziness, loss OF appetite
yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is posi-
| tive cure. Sold by J. NJ. House, Dallas.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cur
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts.
so cts. and 81. Sold by J. NJ. House
Dallas.
! No longer . question Of opinion; we guar
sntsa every boz Of Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
let's. Price Is and 90 oents. Sold by W. II
Patterson h Co.
All kinds Of musical instruments in grea
vsristv at Edwards music house, 1888 ant
1875 Main street.
Fashionable novelties in fine Milliner,
French pattern hats and bonnets st Mrs
X. Chestnuts on Elm street next Il
ans.
Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal out
6ts Q specially. Go to Bsumsn's.
Cheap Fuel.
Coke reduced to $500 per ton, which 4
cheaper than wood or coal.
Use Acker's English Remedy for COD
sumption. Bold by W. H. Patterson q Co
|
Closing out ct and below cost 10 max,
room for eprinR goods ct Dauman's.
! -eoo-
6hiloh's Cure will Immediately reliev,
GROUP, whoopIng cough, and bronchitis
Sold BY J. n. House
Jerssys Jerseys, ct prices 10 suit. ct Ban
mans.
Send or telephone your orders 70 ~
pair water pipes and pumps 10 A. No
Whirk, plumber, 406 Elm street.
yerseys, Jerseys. At prices TO suit. st Bar
mans.
Closing out 81 and below cost 10 make
room for spring eoods ct Bsuman's.
Pianos and organs 70 rent ct Frees a
Sons.
Trimmed and unframed bats and bon.
pess st your Own price Z Bsuman's.
Trimmed and untrimmed he's aBd bou.
nets u your own pri-e st Bauman's.
Fity isdies' suits wyrth 90 70 ol2. N
ell ~ octo 20 $40. ~ Bsuman'e.
r.osy .sseds sd n'sicns- - - = Dss'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26

when | was boy. down In New
York, there want a chap i'm our dig.
gin that | couldn't throw in awra~tlc.
lick at rough-and tumble. out-hollcr. or
do up IN any fashion. ! brought that
ConNmt with me to Michigan. bat it haG
a bad chill atorc l'd been here a week
and died inside of month The
funeral occurred Jest about the time |
tried To cit acquainted with canoe.
1t was up TO the 500. I'd been
there two or three days a-watchm' them
pcSky lnjunS como a-whoopiu' in with
their loads of fish, staudin' mp in their
canoes and a-Npmrgin' away with "A
long-tailcd paddle. fu~t on one side and
then on tothcr and | Jest thought a~
how Id buy me IA canoe and show the
varmintS how white mans back
looked when he was a-rowiu'
paid n tarual rcdskin fifteen dol
lars for his canoe, pulled oil my coat.
stepped in, picked up the paddle. and
gave sweep on one side jest kcrzackly
nS the lniun did You needn't never
ask me how it happened boys. for |
don't know. thought the burned thing
turned over and sunk, but whom come
TO the top and climbed up ON the dock
there was that pcSkN canoe sCttin' right
there ON the water, lOol>in' right at me-
aS inncrccnt rs a sheep, and not a drop
of water in it,
Ugh gruntcd big, strappin'
lniun, white man catch fish like ottcrr
"And then the pcSkY Inscals com
mcnccd a-lailin' rs if twas funny. In
the somewhat exciting incidents of the
next ten minutes | was quito husily en-
gugcd. When the excitement Wns over
couple oi us was purity near used up.
and that consait I'd brought all the way
from York State was dcadcr'n mallct.
| ham't been half rs smart scnCc rs |
was aforc. w. Detroit F'rcc Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26
euRRos AND CANOES.

Couple Of Yarns from Schneider Little
Back Room in the Rear of the Grocery.
Blifl,In- has been spending the past
summer iu tbc Southwest. but returned
~ Detroit To- vote. On the evening of
bis arrival au Informal reception was
held in Schneider little back room.
The guest of the occasion had been di-
iating at considerable length upon the
sights hc had seen ON his trip, and the
danger hc had encountered and sur
vivcd. and particularly his first and only
af'cmpt to ride burro. an attempt
that terminated .u about thirty seconds
and confined him tO the house for "a
week llr concluded with Che dcclara-
ton tha' if hr was going to California
he would walk every step of the way u
preference to trying to ride % bWro
there
"Oh, shucks' lt' easy nough TO ride
any long hO-- that ever buckcd
Just YOU wait ull you vc mounted
birchbWk canoe. BIZ and you.ll walk
when YOU want tO gO to Windsor
The assertion came from Bill MatsOn,
who wI- IDwly buf surely cropping his
way towards the bottom OF "a bootleg OF
beer
YOU'RE talking about something that
YOU don know nothing about Bin
"ND. y amt. BIf As the married
-ch0Ol-ma am said when She reached
down for hrr Upper to spank her own
Nouuguu I've had pcruucc
"GOu don mean tD tDll mc chat amy
down-Ea-t Yankee Ike you ever uavi-
gated % birchbark canoe do you BIl?"
"l didu't .ly ] bad. Blf'
"What 0re yuu talking about. thcn2'
"But tried 10 once jest a- YOU tried
to u1e Che donk, and ] got onquickor'n
YOU did,
"Ial us about il BIIr' shouted thc
reception committee and one of them
moHoncd to schneider that Bits
schooner should mako another VOYAGE
70 thc hcg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26

were exchanged between tho parents
and friends. IL was feared that cher
head was giving way again" The
husband saw all this, aud would have
ceased but for whispered word from
the clergyman. The sweet notes con
unucd, and the company said they
never had heard such music before In
the midst of the ioyful finale Mrs.
bIackbern, m an cc>taCN of happiness.
lung herself into the arms of her huS.
band and kissed and carc,Scd MIN like
one mad She muttcrcd, and danced.
ana raNed and huggcd, and kissed him
again. lie was Kind and gtlcciionate
To her i'm turn, Int looked troubled and
distressed, and il was evident that he
shared the fears of the parents and
friends. The company dispersed in
gloom, and left 1.-THE crazcd bride" as
they supposed, with the unhappy hus.
hand and sorrowing parents. 1t has
tranNpircd since, however. that the
bride did not 90 mad, and that. instead
OF house of sorrow. the residence OF
the parents is full of iov Mrs. Black.
bern was laboring under such great cN.
citement and the other, we're So
troubled that the truth was not immc-
diatcly learned The physician. hasti-
" called, had given her am upiatc. and
She slept through the night. The next
day She was weak and i'm. and told i'm
her iiugcr-languagc of beautiful
dream she had She had dreamed that
she could hear and her husband had
enchanted her hy singing beautiful
music. This dream was taken as "a
raving. and FOR two days and niyht, fol-
lowing She was kept under the influence
oi opiatcS, the physician insisting that
1t was absolutely necessary, if her rca-
son was To be saved Yesterday morn
lng the young wife woke up calm and
collected and the hopes of the family
revived During conversation be-
tween Mr. Blackburn and old Mrs.
JohanSon little later the brides face
frightened up. and She again became
excited and carcSScd them both. making
violent gestures the while Then she
hurrlcdly said i'm her iingcr-languagc:
81 can hear. | can hear, | hear every
thlng YOU say!' The truth flashed
upon the minds Of the anxious husband
and mother, and they tested the matter
over and over again by talking to her.
she answering back with her fingers
That there Is JOY in that household
VIII readily be believed. There was an
other little party there last night, and a
reporter was among the company, and
the event of the evening was again Mr..
Blackbcrn whistling. Mrs Blackbcrn
wanted TO sit ON her husbands lap
when he was rendering Life at Last. g
but aS he could not use hi, hand, She
consented TO sit on the sofa by his side
with an arm around his neck
The family and the physician all al
ludc TO the restoration of the ladv's
hearing as a miracle, and they say they
would not be surprised if She got the
power of speech also. Mother and
daughter have prayed for years for the
return Of the young wifc's senses. and
they are confident that God has, in a
measure, answered their prayers.
Chicago Inter ocean.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26
COULD NOT SEE 1T.
People In India who Are Not Anxious to
Better Their Condition.


Better Their Condition.
Having gathered the head men
around him, DR. Bcllcw proceeds To
catcchioc them in patcrnal fashion as
To the sanitary condition of their viii
lagos Learning from them that they
are generally healthy except i'm the
autumn when the season changes, DR.
Bcllcw observes: "But YOU are gen
orally free from sickness. ! see. when
the weather is dryP" "Ycs.N replies
the spokesman of the lambardar.: eve
have no sickness To- speak of. except
after the falls of rain, and worst of all
when the season changes i'm the
autumn Being asked if they never
thought of taking any measures for
rcmcdying this, the lambardnrS gave
the following characteristic reply
"lIow should we? We are Gods
creatures, and i'm His hands God is
almighty and His ways are inscrutablc
He provides for and cares for us. 4"
Quite admitting the truth of these ne
marks, DR.. Bcllcw nevertheless inquire.
whether this was any reason for thciI
ncglccling 10 provide for their worldly
natural causes produced by themselves
And capable Of remedy by themselves.
God only knows sighs the lam.
bardar. The Sirkar is very bencGccnt
TO us poor subjects and YOU are all very
wise. Perhaps you will tell usP" DR. Bel.
lew does tell them, and after pointing out
minutcly the faults of their dwelling,
and food, the lambardar remarks: yes.
H. MID ii.
But, sir, we poor people get accustomed
to this bad air and don't sullcr any in
convenience from il, as you do who liv,
in big houses and wcll-kcpt surround.
ings' On DR. Bcllcw attempting to
drive "this mistaken notion out Of thcii
minds, lac receives a reply that might
well lloor any ordinary sanitary officer
"Well, sir, we have ALWAYS lived a5 we
do now, and our forcfathcrs before us
In their time nobody thought OF these
things, and our villages were much
more filthy than they are now " Tn.
dauntcd, DR. Below pcrscvcrcs with
his task. He carefully reasons with his
audience, and fancying hc has con.
vinccd them prepares TO go. But the
Iaildar hangs about dissatisfied. and
on being questioned as 10 the cause, ne.
Joins: We agree with all you have said
SIR, aud are prepared to carry out every
one OF your suggestions; but sir, YOU
have given us no orders, and without
Official authority We can do nothing +"
Then, for the first time. does Dr. i}cl
lew express surprise. Ilc reminds The
laildar that hc and the lambardar-
have several time. during the couycr-a
iion admitted having received order.
for over three years. Not being able TO
carry the subject further, however Dr.
Bcllcw can only advise these men a.
fulfill their duty. Meanwhile. without
direct Government press sure. "horri
bly, filthy puddle only ht for pigs a.
waIlow in, and scattered heaps OF
dung and a.hc, and filth of a'l sorts. Pc
will continue 20 disseminate disca.,
among the people Bon ,ly Gu cUeer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26
HUMOROUS.

No person wants straw epclt back
ward. on the end of his nose
Frank Chanfrau, the actor. left
hundred and sixty thousand dollars to
his wife ~ y sun.
Cultured young ladies refer TO
dead level ~ q deceased horizontal sur
face WaahingiOH HGtchtk.
We are all in the same boat"
said Amy To Mildred. ''Ycs, asscnted
the High School girl, 'wc have all en-
barllcd in one marine vehicle '-OH
CHy Dcyrjck
A little town mp in New York has
n skating rink they call Niagara II
is supposed that they call il that be.
cause the people go there to sec tho
'ialls. ''. washington H0tchcL
Marrying is all right" remarked
Fogg, who had attended several we'd
dngs lately but il is the giving i'm
marriage which / object tO. 10 is too
alI-iircd expensive, don't YOU know
BOHDH transcript
After her grandmother had given
her good scOlding. little mischief
was overheard TO say To- herself Some
body is cross iu this room. 'tainl me.
and faint dolly and taint kitty
wonder who it isy Haypcr's Bqzar.
Ouida says "a girls love must
never be- begged but CONQUERED"
That all very well; but how to subdue
the thick-solcd parent of the period is
what bothcring our young men Just
now Sum Fy0UciscO Past
Goggs makes IT % point never to-
pay his butchers bill "Whv. hc saws
Il l.
DO would bee mine. and ! should bc loath
TO eat it a man does not care TO dino
on his own flesh and blood ~ Chic0go
Iribtur.
"Con YOU see through me. Uncle
John' asked Archibald. Junior who
was regarded as the smart boy of the.
town. "No, Archie. and must cay it's
a foolish question why, uncle.
thought perhaps YOU could; i have a
pune in my Ghost GO'dDu Days.
'I attended ~ buILfght once. II
was in McNicO and thoroughly enjoyed
lD am surprised YOU should en-
jos brutal affair like that Don't YOU
think 30 brutal for lot of McNcans to
wantouly Kill % bull?' But in this
case thc bull Killed a lot of Mexicaus"
Curr14L
When p lady living iu Chelsea sent
to London for "a doctor She apoIozilcd
for asking him tO como such distance.
Don poak of it. answered Che M.
d. 81 happened to have another pa
ticnt in thc neighborhood and can thus
kiU two birds with ono stone. '- Bis
m0rot TrbVUr
School visitor, examining scholar.
90 Where is the North Polc?'' "G don'e
know, SIR don know Are you
not ashamed chat YOU don know whero
thc North Pole is2" "Why. .ir. If Sir
john Franklin and DIR Kane and Cap
tsins Mares and Markham couldu't dud
it how should ] know whore it is?"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26
PROVINCIAL FAIRS.
How the People of England Enjoyed Them
ia the Oldcn Time.


One of the quaint features of Charlton
Fair, formerly held ON ST. Lulle's Day.
was the elaborate display of horns; the
booths not only being decorated with
them, but most of the articles offered
for sale having representations Of this
EN- 1lem. For long time antiquaric-
were much divided as TO what conncc.
tion there could be- between horns and
Charlton Fair. and many coniecturcs
were started without any satisfactory
result. At last, however. light was
thrown ON this much-di.putcd question
by AN antquary who pointtW out that a
horned OX is the old medieval symbol
Of ST. Luke, the patron of the fair. In
~uppOrt Of this explanation IL was fur.
thcr added that, although most Of the
painted glass i'm Charlton Church was
destroyed in the trOublous times OF the
reign OF Charles - yet fragments re-
manned Of 81. LtfENS OK with wings
on his back. and goOdlv horns ON his
head. As an additional illustration
ON This point, we may quote the follow.
ing extract from Aubrey "Romains Of
Gcntili-mc and Judiaismc.' at Stoke
NardOn, in the parish Of Broad Chalke.
Willis, wa. a chapel dedicated to st.
Luke, who is the patron saint
of the horn beasts and those
that have 90 do with them
wherefore the keepers and forester.
of the new forest come hithcr at ST.
Luke. tide with their offerings to ST.
Luke that they might br fortunate in
their game, the deer, and other catIlc''
Many of them, also. who visited Charl
ton Fair wore pair Of horns on their
heads, and tl@ men were atfircd iu
women IS clothes mode Of masmcr.
aiding thus described by 70 writer Of the
last century. 81 remember BEING
there upon Horu-fair day. ! was dressed
in my landladys best gown and other
womaus attire Referring to st.
Luke Day. Drake tells u- in his "Ebor.
acum' that % fair was annually kept up
at York for an sorts of small wares. and
was pOpularIv known as "Di.h-fair."
from the largo quantity Of wooden
dishes exposed for sale ~ was also
characterized bv am old custom of
bearing "a wooden ladle in "a sling ON
two ,tang- about d. carried by four
sturdy labOrcr-, this being. no doubt
i'm ridiculc of the mcauncs, Of the wares
brought to- the fair" AZ Paignton Fair.
Exeter, ii was customary. says corre-
-pOndeut Of Notes 0ud Ducricg, TO draw
through the town n plum pudding Of
immense size, and afIcrward to- distrib-
ute it tO the crowd The ingredients
which ON ono occasion composed thi.
pudding were as follows -Four hundred
pounds OF -four. 40 pounds of beef
-uct llO pounds of rai-iu., and 30
eggs twas kept constantly boiling in
% brewer copper from the Saturday
morning to The Tuesday following,
wn.n 10 was placed ON % car profu-cly
decorated and drawn along thc streets
bt eight oxen rh1Wb. b.rs J0UrH4i.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.


-llungarHnS arc said TO bc creator
readers of newspapers than Americans.
or the Anglican Bishops six aro
widowcrs, five are married for the rnc-
Ond time and one is living with his third
wife.
Shakcspcarc's daughter could not
write her own name He father could
write it, but nearly always spelled it
wrong ChicGgo Hcraid.
W. III II. Murray. who is now rum
ming restaurant in Montreal, says that
he is coming out all right, and that thc
world will hear of him again. - chicago
Inter ocean.
Miss NJ. T.. Braddon, the most pro-
lite of English story writer's, i'm private
life is Mrs. Maxwell, and owns up TO
have reached the mature age of lifty-six.
" J. san.
A clean and perfect copy of John
Bunyan S"Pilgrim' : Progress, " l67S, has
been added TO the British Museum
library. Only three other copies arc
known, and but two of these are per-
feet
-Carlotta, cx-Emprcss of Mexico.
spends only n few thousands year i'm
her mad-houSc, and the accumulated
interest of her immense fortune has be-
come enormous. Her heirs will be her
brothers.
Hon. Flamcn Ball, of Cincinnati.
retiring from active law practice few
days ago, took down the old gilt sign
of "Chasc ~ Ball, y hung up more than
half century ago 10y himself and Sal
mon i. Chase
The kbgIdU is the name of tho
official Chinese paper. II was started
IN the year 9ll aS n sCmi-ocCasional
journal Then for some centuries il was
II weekly, and at the beginning of the
present century il became daily. IT.
publishes three editions, aud has six
editors, with circulation of 1900.
Martin Farquhar Tuppcr. who de-
rived nothing from the sale of 100000
copies of his "Provcrbial Philosophy"
i'm America, is now suffering from pow
crty in London II all those who have
ridiculcd the old poet would contribute
something for his relief, he would be
enabled TO spend his last days in COM
fort current
-"llail Columbia was written by
Joseph Hopkinson i'm the summer of
1893, and it was first called the "Prcsi-
dents March. IL was always sung
Whch washington came into the thcatcf,
and one of the objects of its writing was
the cultivation of n patriotic spirit
among the people of the new republic
~ J, GJaphjc.
Lord Derby father of the present
Earl, when young man, was one Of the
best speakers i'm Parliament He was
known as the prince Rupert of de-
bate, and seemed so seli-possesscd as
TO be incapable OF cmbarrassm But
he said "Whcn ] am going to speak
my throat and lips are as dry MS
those of II man who is going to bo
hanged. ~
DR.. William Wells Brown, a famous
abolitiOnist, like William Lloyd Garri-
son in spirit. though unlike him in col
or, died at Chelsea, Mass, few davs
ago. DIR Brown was born slave, i'm
Kentucky in 1916, and at the age of
twcnty-siN years fled To Lake Erie.
Many a fugitive was smugglcd by him
TO Canadian shores, his best record
being siXty-Gyc in one year r- Boston
JOHTHui
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26
HOW EASY 1T is.

How easy it IS 10 spoil day
Tho thoughtlCvs word of "A cherished fric,,d
AhC selfish act of "A child at play
The strength OF "A will that will not bcnd
me sight OF comrade, the SCorn OF a foe
Inc smile that Is full of bitter things
They all can taruish it, golden glow.
ANA take the grace from its airy wings.
How easy Il is 90 spoil "a lifc-
Ana many are spoiled ere well begun
In nome light darkcucd hy sin aud strife
VI the downward course OF "a cherished
ono:
by toll that robs the form of its grace
Ana undcumincs TN the health viVps WAY.
bE tht pceNtah temper, the fruwning fncC.
INC hoPeS that 20 and the cares that stay.
day Is too long 20 bc spent i'm vain
Some good should come "a the hours 90 nv.
Some tangled maze may be- made more nlnin
some lowered glance may be raised on
Ana lie Is too short TO be spoiled ike this
III ohiy a prelude. IL may bc sweet:
And nourish the towers around our foot
our Young Pcuplc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-26

IL i- q fact not generally known
that dark kiuued races blush white.
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