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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
Two Touching Poems Of the Season.


weekly newspaper Of Chicago which we re-
Gently favorably noticed), Of tho 18th inst,
We find two poems which come home to our
heart with peculiar interest, both as re-
CARDS subjects and authorship. They are
from the pens Of poetesses of note of our
native State. Mrs. Sarah Il. Bolton was
not unknown to famo in our boyhood days,
and must now be quite advanced in years ;
but the frosts of age, II will be seen, have
not chilled her heart, nor caused her poet
pen TO forget its cunning. Mrs. ID. M.
Jordan, whose poem follows that of Mrs.
Bolton, is of Richmond, Indiana, where
we knew her personally. She came later
into the field as a wooer of the muses., but
not too late to gather some fadeless lau-
rels.
The poems which we thus associate to-
gether, are singularly alike in tone, yet
evidently had a diverse inspiration-they
both signify loss of heart-idols, but in
different ways; death does not seem to us
to be necessarily implied in either, but
both in almost every line are suggestive to
us of our own experience of such loss. In
spirit of common sympathy we feel like
exclaiming:
~ pledge you in this cup of grief"
ED. FREE PRESS.
PARTING.
Far, down the way, strain my feeble sight,
For one, last glimpse of his dear form, in
vain.
All, many lonely day and weary night
Will come and 60, ere we may meet again.
Gone-O my darling Gone for woe or
veal.
He stood beside me, held my hand, but
now,
And spoke low, loving words, and, still, 1
feel
The impress of his kiss, on lip and brow.
Ny aching heart appeals, with yearning cry,
From this hard fat of untoward fate:
We are but two poor pilgrims, he and l.
Why should our humble paths be separate 2
Life is SO short-it has 80 few bright days
Its cares are so exacting-needs so strong |;
There ore so many thorns along its ways.
So few who love us midst its busy throng
He was my comftr shared my hopes and
Our thoughts were shapen in the self-same
mold,
Yet his young eyes have shed no bitter tears,
And am weary of the world, and old.
I cared for him, in babyhood, and taught
His tottering feet their cunning, years
agone,
Watched the first bud and blossom of his
thought,
And loved him more and more as time
went on.
Till he has reached young manhood, where
the land
! Ia fair with lily flowers and roses red, =
Bright, laughing waters, silver-gleaming
sand,
And purple mountains that invite the
tread
crossed those mystic mountains, long ago,
To where the Autumn winds sigh mourn
fullie
To faded leaves, and shadowy waters flow
Moaning and sobhing to the solemn sea.
Gould he, whom have loved, in one long
dream,
With love- beyond the love of life or
FRIEND
Have gone little way with me- deem
My pathway had been brighter to the end
I can but say-"O heart, it is not long
A wear, day, ON hour may end thy quest,
And thou shalt waken, where the weak are
strong, :,
And all Gods weary little ones find rest" "
Sarah T. Bolton.
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sOCTETTE~-

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NO. 4S.

Monday night seventy nine car
loads OF live stock passed north
through Fort Worth. When you
came in I was just writing message
10 Mr.. Gould asking for fifteen new
stock cars. This afternoon / shall
dictate a message 10 him at his mp
town residence in New York-uot his
Office, mind you-telling him Of
Mondays shipment, and explaining
TO him why the extra cars are neces'
sary."-[Globe Democrat, May a.
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Afau sea.ons of The year people are l.bis
10 oonfracf chills ard fever. and other sorfs
q rnalarfai diasaass Hi<hlsr's Herb bitters
4 wifhSuf q rfrni n he tra4tIneuf a q ] com-
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norb1s dy-eufsrJ. iDdieestion- &c.
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ssTor-r tsitars c1rl1 ms e fsTsr End sEua
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Three Iowa girls, neither Of whom
was over eighteen years old ambush
ed school teacher sid walloFea him
near 20 death fcI sbgEing fzvOritisIn
toVa,d a Fzt giirl IN ths geography
class
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Herr wiIhemj uill next year OPen' .
school for the violin at bis res5dnce-
Bls5rich On the Rhine. He hss belt
q house at shich st1lsuts SIil be
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OCTOBER. DREAMS.

To-day I walked among the fading fields,
Cav bordered with the autumn tinted
flowers
And with retrospective gaze ] seemed
To borrow from the past some happy
hours.
And one was with me who is now no more,
Except sacred memory fraught with pain
For lost faith that died within my heart
And that no time could e'er renew again.
The yellow glory of the golden-rod
Is lust as bright as in those radiant days
When needless of the happy, feeting hours,
We roamed together through the pleasant
ways
But am changed, miss the olden JOY
That came with autumn's brilliant tinted
leaves
They whisper now of things too bright to
last 'ta
And of the faded fields and garnered
sheaves. E. .
For. let the hearts fond idols turn to dust
Whether by broken faith of deaths decay,
No after glory of the earth can bring
The gladness of the sweet remembered
day.
And SO this morn saw through binding
tears,
The bright cloud-chariots in the sunny
sky,
And in my soul the bitter cry found voice.
Alasl that love and faith should ever die.
Mrs ID. N. jordan.
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BARERY d COYFBCTIoHER.
I1RITz LANCE, sOuth side Plaza.

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"The witness claims to be expert
in figures, sneered the attorney.
Now / would like to test his skill by
giving him little problem"
Il have no objection, said the wit
ness. go
well, then, il you walk at the rate
of two miles an hour, and 1 walk at
three miles an hour, and you have
two miles the start of me, how long
will IL take me to overtake you. and
bowmany miles viii we haye travelled
Il cannot answer that question as
stated answered the witness
%. Won can't, eh : What other
facts must be stated 10 enable You to
answer II
And the witness dTily answered
L should want to know the number
( Of saloOus there were between US
i The eonutenAsce Of the attorney
took the hue Of bis rubicund nose
mt tbe cross-eIaDinaiiOn ended
right there
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Heart Disease
CURED by
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JAMES WICK.
lsoohcstcr, IT. y.
Jan. ~. 1891.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-15
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TO the G editors Of the Esta'es Of S,c-
phen Qneen cni George ;: ump. dec Is.
~ t;ou"tS Coar; OF Hampshire coue-
Is cDptisuej and held AZ the Court.
hoa'e IT sai'i county Oh tie Sri Gay 81
January, 1881, on motion OF the lega
tees And 3is rihalses of the estates Of
StepheF Qaeer, deccasc.', ana OF George
Stump, deceased, respectively. it Is or
dercd, that the creditors OF saii deco
dents show cause, on The rs. day Of tho
next session OF tti4 Court (Which j. the
iirttf'ay OF April neS) against the pas :
mcut Of the estates OF said ,iccel nts re-
spcciively. TO their legatees end dislrib..
utees. Teste,
G. 6. WHITE. Clerk
Corntv Court of II smpsliire Co
Feb. 3, lSS4.-Gw.