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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
"FALsELY AOUysED.' -
Another Starving Audience ~ tha Opera
House on ThMEauaI ENenlaE.

House on Thurauay EscniaE.
Last evening dramatic company ap.
peared in the opera house in the play Of
"Falsely Accused" The audience did not
number one hundred people. The person
advertised as tho star Is Miss Louise
Carson, who appeared in the character of
Uddge, which is something like NJ ltss.
Miss Carson is handsome, we'll shaped
woman, but not much of an actress, and
she seems to possess little knowledge of the
character she assumes. Her principal
support was Jos. T. Fanuin, al actor we'll
known to Lancaster people, who did very
we'll as Jack SdUdgs. George @. Wood as
Rigdtele, tho Italian, made an excsllent
villain, and ssthe remainder OF the support
was fair. The piece is higly sepsst lonal,
but it seemed to give satisfaction to the
audience and the applause was plenty.
Lancaster was the second town in which
the fhow has appeared, and it is likely
they will work better together In a short
time. The manager did not seem to be
discouraged at the size Of the audience,
and he stated that he could afford to sink
some money at first. He seems to have
meant what he said, as he had two very
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
sspi. smou.'s Barn "a smoking Huiu.

About II o'clock Thursday night flames
were discovered issuing from the barn Of
Benjamin Smoke, resting about one
fourth OF mile south of Smithville, Para
dise township, and before t4ay gould be
extinguiEhed, the barn was totally cou-
sumed. The crops of bay and straw and
fodder cutter and wagon were also
destroyed. Sparks were blown AS far as
Smithvillo and wafer had TO be thrown on
several OF the roofs of the houses in that
village to prevent copfiagrations. The fire
is believed to be of incend iary origin.
There is an insurance on the building
which will probably cover the LOSE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

LACROSSE, Wis, Oct. 17.-The real
naRa ot the man lynrhed last night for the
unprovoked murder OF y. A. Burton, was
Nathaniel Mitchell lie was employed
as river man during the summer
aud was ~0odsman In the winter. He
was desperate character aud addicted To
the use Of liquor lie had been both in
Jail aud in an insane a.yiun. The cause
OF killing Burton Ia not known. O.rs
theory is that he mis- ook him for another
person.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

Ferris Bros. have issued new directory
OF this city aud county. 1t contains S76
pages OF names and business houte es.
alphabetically ARRANGED, of which $50
belong to this city, 200 to the boroughs
of the county, and 325 to the townships
Of the county. The directory contains
also advertisements of nearly all the prin
cipal business men of the county, together
with the city government courts, corpora
tiUus, churches and much other useful
information. The price of the volume is
3d. so
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

Yesterday Mr. Henry Doerr, tho new
proprietor of Mennerchor hotel, reopened
the restaurant In connection with the
house. Last evening Mr.. Doerr gave a
supper to large number of invited guests
in honor of the event. 1t was a very fine
affair ard prettier table than the one set
by Mr.. DOerr's caterer is seldom seen any
where. 1t was loaded with all kinds of
good things and those present had an ex-
ceIlent time.
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Ofd Tfsf

DoRwARr-On tie 18Th inst, John Aaron,
son OF henry and Kate porwart IN the tn
year of his age
The relatives and irie ads OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF bis parents, NO. 3J4
West James street, on saturday af ernoon at
2 o'clock Jnterment Mt Lancaster cemetery.
oI62t
BOWMAN In this 'itv, on the 18Th inst,
Charles ION OF George and tatharine BOW
man.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from his PARENTS residence, No. 2,5 south
Queen street, on sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock. Interment at Woodward Hin Ceme-
terry.
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N su bozS.

ylolalions Nv Associated Press.
stocks heavy and depressed. Money, lssac.
Sew iurk CeIiLrai .......- ................ 8lsf
Erie Railroad ....-...................l3 l3H
AutnlS hApCS !. ..,s...ss.- .-,.....,ssss-.sssslu
Michigan GenIaI hailroad ..........,..... %
Michigan Sou hcrn Railroad. ..............n IL
Illinois Central Railroad. osd....................ll
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad. d..........lt0k
Chicago r Rock Island Railroad.
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad. ........127k
western Union Tel 3graph Company.
Toledo Wabash. .,.........................sa saX
New Jersey Central. ...... .................. Z.
New York OnSss5o WESTERN. lisS
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false Pratsuse ana Conspiracy.

This afternoon was the time appointed
for the hearing of John E. Dennison on q
charge of false pretenos, and Dennison,
Frank Albright, and Lewis Hull on a
charge Of conspiracy to defraud John
Menizsr, preferred before Alderman Barr.
The conspiracy case against Hall was
abandoned and he was discharged. The
remaining cases were continued until next
Friday at II o'clock, on account of counsel
being engaged in court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
RnIiCs CRnah.

Alderman Samson committed John
Curran to jail for five days for drunken
and disorderly conduct.
The mayor disposed of two cases this
morning. They were dodgers aud were
discharged.
George Washington Smith, an old offen-
der, was committed to prison for ten
days, this morning, by Alderman Barr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
pst,tio"Dg Tor supsid sntsia

PHILADELrHiA Oct II il. b Town
send, counsel 'or the Schuylkili Navigation
companv, petitions the United States court
to day for al order On the Reading railroad
receivers to pay $?l9,0l6 representing
unpaid rentals Tho matter was re;errpd
to George VI. Dailas, ;he master.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
Anotn.r RioK to DO stn teo,

Since roller skates have become the rage
i. has been found that rinks have been
making money. 1t is row certain that
another one will be started 10 this cty. II
is To be located 10 MBanerchor hail in
which an additional floor will be laid to
prevent unnecessary noise. II is expected
tn be in operation in a week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY svkNINt,. COZ. IL. 10 =. =
AFTERNOON TELEGRAN Is.


italians sisitrsat = Uoutrsctnr, tho Burtu n
Police kciesss eim and Arrest
sevsnty-Bve Of tho mob.
BOSTON, Oct. 17.-Cernelius r. Dacy,
a contractor, who has had trouble with
laborers about pay, was takeu from a
train at Wellesley yesterday by fifty
infuriated Italians. They out him several
times, kicked and Otherwise maltreated
him and locked him mp in su old barn.
where he is still prisoner. The local
authorities asked assistance from Boston,
and the chief Of police and twenty men
left here last night for Wellesley.
THE POLICE RESCUE HIM.
At Wellesley the B ,stou po!i,a found
Dacey, the contractor, bound with ropes
and coutined in barn. They released
him and arrested rs Italians. They claim
Dacey owes them iorty days pay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
Gtnugns Ia P"-.ss.tnn ar u Towu.

TORONTO. O3t. II 7-Nichspi,nt'ea, -s.-
the north shore -etf-ELJaissee ELJai see Superior, is 70
ported~se-S5 10 possession Of gang of
roughs, who are committing depredations
aud have notified respectable people to
leave town
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

READING, Pa Oct, 17.--By the break
iuG Of frog 90 tho Lebanon Valley
railroad near Reading this m ,rnug.
last freight train was dersled, teu oar8
were smashed to spliuters, the engine
wrecked and the engineer had his back
ipjurej The track was blpokadrd several
hours.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

CINCINNATI, o., Oct.-The COMMERCIAL
GGsshe puts Elsbury's (Dem.) majority
over Hart (R"p.) in the ll,h Congress on
district at 600.
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N ndhRIaG RS

PARNKR-SkEpos - October 10. 1884, at the
Reformed parsonage New Holland. by Rev.
u. W. Gerhard, james Newton Farmer, to
Miss Ella +. Sandoe, both or Sails bury town.
ship.
residence CT The brides mother, downing
town, Pa by the rev DR.. hcCullagh, OF
Lane tster. Pa. Samuel W. aIticB, o. Laucas-
ter, Pa, to wary ID walker daughter OF tie
late Chas. ID. Walker. OF Downin town, PA.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
rev Sors nsTssIs,

kav ivss Oct. 10 --Fionr--state and west
ern sIili in buyers tavor, with 4 mode: ate de-
mand. southern dull.
Wheat h95Ac lower, heavy and Irregular,
with more doing In options; NO. I White.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

DETROIT, Mich, Dot. l7.-French's q
woolen mill. at Foster Station, near Ann
Arbor. was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss, $40 600
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
sltyrIann's lnIiarr

New YORK. Ott. II Senator Wallace,
Of Pennsylvania, va, among tina callers
on Gov. Cleveland this morning. Gov.
Cleveland leaves for Albany to day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

New York. Oct. 1.-THE business
failures last week were 1872 for the United
STATES and % for Canada, total 2lS /;
against 220 tho previous week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

WAsnINGToN, D. c., Cot. 17.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, fresh westerly winds, Sigh fall
in temperature, higher barometer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
school kxoarsiou 20 Uniauss.

The boys OF the high school expect to
make their customary fan trip to Chiques
tomorrow. Should the day be fair they
will have a good time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
No. 25 West King Street,

The Sunday school Teachers association
will meet this evening at 7i5 in the parlor OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms Rev. M. Fraync,
te tch her OF the Lesson for next sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
Brigadiec General Aiyoru lee,

WAsHINoTON, Oct. 17.-trigadier Gen
eral Beuj. Alyord, of the UGited States
army, died yesterday at his residence in
this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
Attention UamocrAlsI

Let there be a full attendance at the
ward meetings this evening. The places
of meeting appear elsewhere.
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'-n''-. $50 .i.
gt,i glit,ts,fi y,
stocks weak,

:
stocks weak.
FHlIaISiluIt q EftH Is. IS. -, ID IL
hSs't'fF halroai .--.--........s... WA
Pen ruay yunia RailroAd ..... ...., -..., IA
i.rhiSE Valley iteilrnld ...,. .-......, -. 6tM
Z ni;rn Lofnpsnie- Of SeS Jsr,ey ..t..., 1i
Hor, a.rn Pacitic., c.,........ ....,,..... -. IsN
SGrtharH Pacific prefsrre L........... tIM
SOrt'U.ru Genital Railroad ............... 55
LentGi Navigation Company VI
SorrtstoHn Eailroad ................. ...lO7
Central Trans nOrtattup Company.... %
BursJn, \ aud Pniiadelpaia....... az
Littis 3clUvl xii railroad ,.-........ ...-. b5x
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

GRAND RAPIDS, Mioh., Oct. IA tire
at Montague Wednesday night destroyed
two blocks of buildings. Loss, s75. 600
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

Three Lignts not buruing,
TIE police reported three gasoline lamps
not buroing on Thursday night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

nominal No. . Red, Nov. esxoss 60 Dee.
sIdsaSc, jan, @ossxc, Feb. so}S6siKo;
Mar. 8s93tfc.
Corn solo lower, heavy; Mixed western
spot, 68f6Sc /: future, t9nbac.
O.ts hGhc lower State, 8iED3sc Wa4tern.
. dSIc No 2Nov., alAst3lc Uec., SIX n iakc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
NNW ADVERTIs aM kS7s

4 .s.s. hESr '-EaBULATDp hU'-hS EpR
4 ?7G. Our MO and Java COtiees hien ded at
27c. IS Mt tor any table. Whitest &c Sugar III
the city. LAhkS.
No 2S West King Street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
E)ASKEH'S TONIC.
DAnKEH's TONIC.
Where the Fire is Out.
Magic No More a Mystery-Seeu
From Across the World.


"naroun nt hleppo," said Sir Philip Derval,
hld IN stored every secret in nature which
IN uouier magic seeks 10 Iathom. He dtscov
red mat the true art OF healing ~ to a,stst
~ ure u lhruS oil The disc se-to summon,
as I were, ttl5 wn"ie system 10 eject ths enc
N, that has fastened on n part. his processes
III lnclu"e ed the reinvigoration OF the Incl.
pie " LIE"
In mis- the Eastern sage merely AM npated
the practice OF the best physicians OF to day.
" hAJ lie Itself Is, nobody knew then-noOody
knows now. But We nave learned something
OF the reasons why the mysterious tide Iises
ana tai Pruvilet the great organs OF tue
body are not trre nRrajiy destroyed medicai
science can always relieve, aiu often save.
Yet no reputae," pnytieian nov ada"rss u, rrne 70
uol, such rs bl5edin<, by winch II was at
| t-unplci TO cure disease by reducing tho pa.
not tear dosn the IorEto help the garrison-
We strengthen -. In this Intelligent AMI
benet ticenI work, il Is conceded that PA6h-
rh's IUSiU leads ali other medicines. A.
an in yigorant il acts Immediately aud power
inhy upon the eneuiation anu the organs o.
she calls tor. 1t follows that all ailments VI
the stomach, kidneys Fad liver are at once
DO lies the same qualities or produces similar
results. II ts ueiieiou, u use, and the beat
known anu ntoneant Price, s9e; and q.
I.HAHD FIRE INSURANCE oo.PASs.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALyEEp 5. GILLErr, President
JAMES t. ALvoRD, Vice Pres. and Treas.
EDWIN r. MkRRILL, secretary.
JuIIus b. ALLKH, ASST. teo'y
Assets: One Million. Two Hundred and
Fifty-nine Thousand. Minis, Hun
dred and Sixty-seven Dollars
and Forty-nine Cents.
! All invested in solid securities. Losses
promptly settled and paid.
Rife & Kaufman,
AGENTS,
/ No. 10 East King Street.
! ociamdA. .w&s.R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
SEEING And BEARING UNDER THE SEA
Prom ne london Tel,graDh.

Prom The London TflSqrdDh.
Can you see under water ln
." Very seldom remember years ago going doNo 70
have look at wreck OF the FOra shre-the ves.e
Grace Darling and her father pulled to- far from the
wind ward of the IL aud. the story says but from le
lee side, wher e cOh1e lay ready aud where thr wa
hooker plain enough. on th,t same coast have been
down In wafer 50 gut that I've stood among Wceus
tan aa this ROOM b. auti ri OF them. and wa ched
'en with delight almost 10 furgettin the ilOI down
there for. and saw all kinds Of h-n winning az ~ au
appearing quite close thro Ugh the glass TO- my h'lme
Though II put out any haud to them iouhd theh " We
fathoms away"
No more than N was looking through London foe
And then take ship sop Sc you were To 60 = luy"
il lie VIII shins hol and cabin under water its pitch
dark m n can only gropc' - -..,..
why not wncn yolrc IA. d toiL bit OF ga above
IL often nconyrnlcnt nv making tho weasel on IN" face
roll and tauon tnr tackle for hclyng up the cargo ana
running up of uold wcig NJ On 'und n',",'
A around awcll. mean the pwrl al hottuui-H aiHo
toubio.ume, ior M awiug man ana ITO 10 uS
lance OF s'vcn feet aud more hn' 'h' T" o"N u" "''"
"suppo,o auoh Awo aaoull dash divcr against any
thlnst ,.,,.. ~
II wouldn't hurt him. sir Tho dresH makes HIM 90
llslt have fallen through many "a yiNh ia " 'h'b ,
decks, M To break mans neck anl hhch' you mn,
thma for The depth Of IT, and nave hono Noy sollV """
have com" up hgAu just as qlirtlr
Ca. you converse under wHeri 49, ,, ,.or.
"Ncs; Dat yoy few know " rs done. II you were
To stand up face 10 ace vi anotner man eac1 mn,
burst hms,lf with yelg without produc NJ se "i"'o''
sound. No ', how oyuu think you can he"fr
" ] cam I i'm giuc.' go 49, -
"By lying down. You and your mate must ITO down on
your breasts must be your br 'aste neal 10 Aeil
a. SIDE by side clO.c aud H. That pos ION yohl near ono
another easily you and l.cdn near eah o'HeI III ~
room" .,
suppose the sound Is conveyed by he deck OF sand
h itevcr yOu le urOI = ,,.- .
Pos .lbly only know IT'S true. When found TINS OUT
spoke to another er ahO IT, ne would not ne leFe
m. We'll day IA pened o 60 down !" WIS
tOAether ! toll him beforehand what position 10 put
hin-cli IN: ana after had been - Work ONE tme we
came together and ddoNn as agreed ana saiI Ji';
are thcrr many mOrc SIX. left IN fOrch'Idi Heaps
he ms rIgn oil And 30 you ca he " me -alh l.
Ave hc IN W red. .dcru ~ pain and with i ~
be- Laughed ans 20 ana l. aud nOlh heard each other
laugh ju-t as We hctri each Others word
" How dep down re- tou al the tlmeF
" In about eleven i.tAUhs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
TIE TRENCH DIToECE ROLL.


What endless food Tor gossip the new Divorce Laws IN
Friuce will give the tree aucc- Of Partisan JOURNALISM
Tie first has been published. and the names are
many oi them. well known IN the cT0'tqc scdhddlchSe
the French capital -, ..,
known novelist. known 10 fame az Mario Jchard Next
rs1 va inns d,re come. another representative Of art
and letters u the person of Camille SAINT odcnS IL l.
ia, separated for years from his wife on tie score
of bad COOKING which l. lu accordance with the OH kd0-
bucl law, which allowed man divorce nom Ms VIE
II shp -poIti ns dinners. Thirdly come ID the famous
Baroness kauathe friend OF GEN ra ClsSey, the OEh
III VictorIcn -artous "Drawuy-ro0m spy - " Dora
Then come 10 the Duc uc BeaufiIcm0ut VINO sc k'
% unite the matrimonial knot ana Hntldtc n'H''ll
from Spouse who bears the character OF Drh- tc H"''
expensive wife iu the whole world Inc DiAc ma
already placed her under control aud ms AlMHll'r WI"
Plri.iln Trades peni De- have long been the th O ll7
She ran into debt for lace alone 10 the tune" VOv
frnuc. and her Jewels have cost ieiu''hHt HiSp1ut
fabulous Her whole Indebtedness S-O '' ~ ''0
startling SUM OF 3.OOO,uOV francs" A..
Tie M uf not the least Of the dissatisfied couples IN
rIul.. fhe name Of the famous Madame 10 0dhlrIIe'
vim Va the heroine OF Alphon-c DddEcts les kols en-
Exile" book which gave lhe ldti''4' lu'' l'o 'V ~
tbs t,nc and which is even now immensely popular.
nm. .tnrIe- about Madame De Sdncrie womb III pages
she was dining evening with one OF Les hol7 I'D
~ f mo rooms Of the cafe NOr-ay, when her husband
was informed by friend OF the lac ahd rtIMsntWay
drfcrmncd to catch Madame. He repaired % the
QUA dOr-ay and -HOuing himself Oli-ldc the only en-
trance 10 the we'll known cafe. waited TIL hl- erllns ana
volatile wife should have finished her dinner But ne
had reckoued without his host Madame had seen her
better haf the upper windows. ana was not 70 be
caught Sha and her lover waited, bat the incNornlie
ma shand VA. not be- moved there he stood unt the
matter grew beyond Joke. How were they 10 get QUIZ
Madame equal to the occasion, and going downstairs
into the Kitchen she made friends with kitchen boY'
whom she persuaded To lend her his clothes; attred IN
these and with Of pastry on her head sue piuy
marched past her unsus lectng husband ana escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31


In these prOSic lines rODDcr hai lost most or
romano, refreshing 30 read that our ,owsu0-
iecfs IN tie cen raj Prov INDIA cav IN lhor
midst a r. al hIC OF the hne Oil chiy3l Ous
type II appear. the TT 81 the LISP ct r-bcn-
eral Of Police a. IL Provinces that the daring free
b1o.er Iartia fOr whose capture enormous reward
as long been Oifrr continued h- IN crcSug ayO n
ton Il rlrg last year m cpmior, uIinPeied y any
irritating nicOu TIE part Of the auihOritie, ~
law NJ order. OWING 10 the conn vance OF the villa ers
he has lived In ~ecur and Luxury ' not ~ hidden
raVines lnngics, but almost IN tue
oven plan, IN sight Of villages, ana only a
few mics police fort-. HIS reading OF the part
he PLAYS differs Do no essenti rucular rom that with
which our younger alton IL familiar from the hsto-
res Dick rurpn. Jack sheppard. and Others OF note
n, b. th, rich and We layshy to he poor and on
one ion, when p igue Of 10 uss came upon tho
ueighboring d trict as crOSty gave rsn To COM
m SWING .mnllst the psDpe that iat the loo 3
ate Uncle fant,a gave back" Once coming upon we'd
Il ne uarty wear e al the jewels, he chyarJu,y dis
dained taking adv OF this exc II oppOrtu y
"a ii even contributed wedding present OF ms own
Altogether, is matter for cOngritulatiDn Tn this
fcre.iIng ia dit ap to be In danger from any
misplaced zeal the part OF the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
CLEAR THE W4Yf
From The raj uau Gass'r.

From The P1'i Nan GGss'r-
Clear he way. my 10 ls and la,kcys! you have had
Here YOU nave your answer-Ensands yea against your
Long enough your House has held you up and clear the
way
Lu.r and fehool craft and traffic precedent and gold,
Tongue courier, kiss q harot- promise bought an'
sold.
Gave you heritage o. empire over thrail- OF old.
Now that ali these things are rotten, all their gold is
Qucnch d the pride they lived by, al the faith and
cold the lust
slal. heir heritage not also turn again to dustl
BY the grace Of these noy ro-ncd who left their sons
by the grAcs Of these In -llni says her lords
TIL at last her cry 90 forth against tnem-Cear the wayi
BY the grace Of trust knave7 have lived and
BY The orcc Of fear AMI folly fools have FED their PRIDE
By m. strength Of slOtn AID Gus ON reason STANDS
dehcl.
Let perchance your reckoning on some later day be
worse,
Hal and nalcn lords Of land and princes ~ the purse,
Ire tn. be ull that comes with blessing ana WIN
Where we and, where you sit falls sprnkng
But the wind that swels the wave that follows mono
spread no maze Of sa for snpwrork out and clear the
ALGERNON CHARLES SwISBURSE