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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
BROS, Auc.onssra

Il ECNIANSSN Ok0S., AuctsoneSia
TRUSTEES SALE or FRAME DWELLING, NO
1921 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed of trust, duly recorded in "A
laoer, 40. 1923 folio lis e; seq. one OF the land
rssoras 81 Washington county IN the District st
T ,NI NJ -6,GHTH. D. 1894 at HALFPAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM in trout of the premises all that piece
Columbia. aud known aad described az L.: numbered
!hree 81 In L. s. ChapTaa's subdivision OF the north
lls OF sqEare numbered three hundred ana thirty Ave
tsSsl IN tie city OF Washington together with all and
snSular the ppurtenances. rights, privileges improve
mehfs ana other heredltaeots to tie belonging
or IN any wise appsr.aialng.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in and Il
months notes to bear Interest aid be secured by
deed OF trust or all cash at option CT purchaser Con-
veyancSnE &c. Mt purchasers cost deposit Of alol
required ct time OF sale Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise the trustees The right resell
at risk and cost Of de.aptig purchaser after days
pubic notice OF such resale in newspaper pub
iished in Washington. D. c.
ISAAC l. JOHNSON ,r
GEO. FRANCIS DAwSON,S Alus'ssA
no12.codkdba
s<THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac-
count Of the rain until MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY
OF DECEMBEk, AID 1884 Al FIVE O'Ci OCk p. NJ.
ISAAC I. JOHNSON. I rr-,s....
nas-dkes. GEO. FRANCIS DAwsON,S Aros''e@
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OF HIGH PRICES.
With TIE success Of the
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND 92s SEVENTH STREET,
Ends forever high prices in this city Like many who
advertise low prices ard charge exorbftant rates. We
don't pretend to be public bcnefacors. We appeal to
you with solid sensible facts and don't propose to try
to dazzle you with fictitious prices and false promises
We not giving you houses and lots to come take our
goods away. but give you whut promise and that
! is really
THE LOWEST PRICES
Ever offered in Washington.
From 40 to so per cent is the profit dealers ask
| in the clothing trade but manufacturing OUT own
goods we have hammered prices down to exactly Ten
Per Cent above cost of manufacture.
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
s27 AND s2s SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corner Massachusetts avenua
| Open evenings till g. Saturday II.
sE- Please bear in mind we have no connection with
any other house in this city. n2s
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AUCTION SALES.
- - = 49, =. -
FUTURE DAAS.
nUNcANsos BROS. Auctioaosss.

OF gsgSEEs as Isl sb SIS eEp4 sssr r.
MIsT, Known IS IHE ..KgNsISaT9N.s !. Con:
MHkhk T Tor F1sss IsaSfr f TALLkks
S$Ssss Safs ESEsAsisE
BY virtue dsca Of tsus: duiy rycorded in liner
+ 4: ssss
IN seSle m.sksd sse .ssa e
'I nasdss and partly JAZZ r. Gloss r.
nUNCANsoN BROS. AucrsnssrA
sE 81 pHrpARts RSH
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DRss SS f Il gETs sc Sf MISs
sE SSfRHSMbIAS bV aHtES e.fr nSAb s.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the -
x 81 she u sT s.nis sS
RRfs hsSrb Fk asSFGH n5sF ii s Cen
cal Of land and premises known -Me.dow BANK epa
sna o; sSaS Il. 81 sss .ss
divided By US into eight Lots g.,
Ss:lss - SIsas 8 Ss's?
Se spa spaas on lot nA'
Lot J. containing g. b. 100 fronting D. and
O. r.. and improved by large foundry brick, stone
and France.
Lot 4, containing s..loo acres. unimproved
o. 73S-l0O fronting
Queens Chapel road.
Lot CONTAINING CAS- 100 acres unimprOsca fronting
Lots contaninF ss5-ioo acres. unirnprovcd fronting
Brent wood rond.
This property s Of the best situated in the
District being within fifteen minutes drive of the city
access TO which u Ind by two roads, and by D. o rail
road ana adjacent the National fair citation
coutse and viii make splendid villa sItps It
readily be subdivided into sIualler b1tldnc lots.
Terms: One third cash balance IN equal ilstGllrents
| cent per snnum. payable sem-snnuslly, and TO be
secured by deed OF trust SOLD all cash
option Of purchaser deposit OF 500 required eucli
| lot sold at time of sale Conyeyzuc!ns &c, at
! purchasers cost Terms Of sale to bC complied
with in ten days otherwise tie trustees the
right to resell ut tine risk and Of the defaulpg par
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
SOM newspaper Published in Washington. d. c.
Flats OF the property sub dvivided eau be obianed
OF either OF the trustees at Office of the aucioneers
C.. G.. COLE,
402 9th street northwest
4. A. LAMBERT. rr,..s..
4l0 sth street northwest A'SsS
s. T. THOsIAS.
! ned ASP y street northwest
ss- THE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED or Ac-
COUNT OF THE WEATHER UNTIL THURSDAY,
! AT STATION ON THIS PROPERTY.
G. G. COLE,
T. A. LAMBERT, Trustees
n19.2829decl.23 s. 7. THOMAS.
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STEAMERS.


GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEw York ATD HAvRE.
ComIahy's pier. No. q North River. foot Of Morton
street. New York
AlnertGue. santelu. Wednesday. Dec. 3, sam
ST. German, Trsub, Wednesday. Dec. IL. II an
Canada. de kersabiec Wednesday Dec. IL, "a. IN.
Rsnque Transetlantique Of Paris LOUIS De BEBfAE
u. w. MOSS. rs Pennsyl vapis avenue:
J. w. ROTELER son, S23Pennsylvsnia nue.
MO Agents for Washington. D. o.
GUN ARD LINE.
TOE
L. NE ROU E,
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW IEK AND LiyERPOOA
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 80. n. II. NEW YORK
BofHNA. Mej. Dec AURAsIA- We'd. Dec 81
SEnvA Med Dec 10 BoTnSIA....; Wed. Jan
ScfTHIA... We'd. Dec. -. OREGON. Vol. Jan Val
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YoEK
hAIks OF PASsAGE-S6o ESQ and 500. according
Steeraee at very low rates Seersse tickets ftpn Law
erpoo and Queenstown and eli ether parts Of Europe
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden s1ven for Belfset. Glasgow
Hsyre Antwerp and other ports the Continsut and
Tor Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comra ysoics
No. L. Bowling Green, both Steerage and Cabin TO
OTIS BI0ELOw & CO, COS 18th ST, Washington D. q
VEkNON II. BROWN & CO. New York
orto Nessrs OTIS BIGEI.oW Co.
ms Cos 18th street. Washington
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
wALTEs h WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,iOroer..
fkoSfIye o. 4 s1KikT NoRTSwksf. Al

By Virtue Of deed Of trust dated September -
2sth A. DISH and duly recorded IN lbSf No
Mssah.ns.oa county in tho D.sgis. 9, oolunsia sne
public srSso q. ns Of sns on
pIEEsSSE En- TWENTY; SECOND, a D isA q fock
situate in tho city of Washington District Of Colune
70 wit Beginning for the same sixty -four etl ss.t ws
hundred and rim. teE) and suantng theas, son.h
to oirt sixteen feet le wet ircrn the piece o; be
nins. togetoet with AL the improvements eheseoo
Terms of sale; The amount a dectednsaa secured
IN cash and the balance :, six twelve and etsatesn
n;o est from the DAY OF ssc ana seSursd by dss 8:
trust on the property sold shall be taken dcposit y.
300 shall he required Of The purchaser t the time OF
sale All conveyanying he. shall be ~ tbs expense Of
the purchaser.
nss-eOdkds LEROY N. rAyLoH, Trusts
For DehPr aucytOms SRe Seh nnmRo.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
S0N IHk NORTH SIDE CT STREET NORTH
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND fTFTEENcI

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SOS TUk NORTH SIDE CT STREET NORTH
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS WEST, WASHINGTON. u. c.
, By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court of14%
the District Of Columbia passed on tbs Slst day of
Yct25sr. D. 1854. a equity cause No. SOIL -
Preegnpisss on Mo ,SS the EIGHTH DAY OF DE;
P. NJ Of said lastnamed day the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia to wit: Part OF lot numbered seven
20 in square nanl erred two hundred eleven OLD
contained within the following me.es and bounds: Be-
gin ing Tor the at poin. the line of street
north twenty (2O) feet east from the southwest
of said lot ~ and running thence east twenty
six @ foet thence north eighty (Sp feet thence
twenty GOD feet thence north Twenty-Five t25l feet
thence west fortysZ (46) feet: aud thence south
hundred aud five (o5l feet to The place Of be9inniag
Terms OF sale One third 90 OF the purchase money
in cash. and the Balance thereof the notes Of the
chaser at six (6 twelve f1 AID eighteen ti6, months
from the date Of SALE with interest at the rate of six
per centun er annurn secured by deed Of trust upon
said real estate satisi aCtory to HI cash. ct
chssers option. Sle0 deposit required at the time of
sale All convey6pcing and recording at purchasers
cost Terms of sale be cvmplied with :th;n seven
days from date of otherwise the trustee
the right to resell the purchasers and expense
after ten days notice by advertisement.
EENDALL f ALEXANDER Trustee
-.-..-. AZ Louisiaas avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS, kucttoneers. n26-d&tis
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
poToMAc sTEANpoAT COMPANY.
WARRINGTON AND NORFOLK tISx.
IMPORTANT NoTIcE-cHANcE OF SCHEDULE.
conmoncinn MONDAY. December g. 1854 The Steamer
GEORGE LEARy. carrying the United States mali.
VIII leave Eth street wharf. Washington. on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at .. m
Returning win leave Norfolk Va. from Boston wharf
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ana SATURDAYS.
ssp.m.
Steamer stops at Old Point Pinsy Point. Cosasola
Hsrbor and Alexandria going aud returning.
dl WILLIAM p WEIGH. Genera, Asent
7 Ow FAREs-SoRFoLK AND FORTRESS MON
q lady Of TIE Lake Nsndsy Iedne.sy and ssr
$40 M fsssa@e and rooms secured NJ Genera Ofos.
Itoinpsoni, Monday "Wednesday and Friday am, !sl-
SrsAMEH T V. ARRowSalTH
PROM 7rz STREET WHARF
Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays. Of A. m Re.
turning Tuesdays. Fridays and sundays touching ut
all River Landings fur Nomini Creek Curriolaan
ard St Clements Bay. Connects with B. O. r. q;
Shepherds JNo PApGETT, Agent
c. ". RIDLEY Manager ..i7
Mt VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCORs~
Leaves TIN street wharf daily texcept sunday, fcr NJ
Vernon at 10 o'clock ALL; fetrunns. reaches Wishing
ton about 3.S0p.IR
selG L I. BIkEE Csptaiu
.. s1sBSI TElsbaF ma
81 O'Clock IA for ssttox Creek returning Oh Mon
days Wednesdays and fridays stopping at iutefeate
Landings gong and returning. nsc, touches at Grin
de:'s wharf sundays down and wednes daye un, and
Chapel Point and Brents wharf Thursdayl down md
Mondays up. freights received daily
,y22 Tth street wharf
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NOAH WALKER & co A.,
G25 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
COS Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER IL CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave-.
NOAH WALKER & Co,
Gas Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER h CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
625 Pennsylvania eve.
NOAH WALKER & Co.
625 Pennsylvania ave.
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TyHoMAs BOWLING. Aucr,oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON STREET NORTHwFST. BETWEEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON Fl STREET NORTHWFST BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
land records Of the District of Columbia, by direc
ton Of the party secured will offer at public sale on
the premises, on MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY or
DECEMBER 1884. ct FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, arbdivi.
sons and g. in square 528 each lot having front On
street Of e Alp feet by depth Of 100 feet and i'm
proved by r-built three-story Brick Dwelling
House.
Terms of sale: $4,000 in cash. and the remainder In
equal payments Of six and twelve months with interest
payable haE yearly. Deposit $3.50 All conveyanoing
at cost of purchaser.
n1s-dts JOS.C g. KENNEDY Trrstea
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
same hour and place. By order of the Trustee 2sdts
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Snow Il 10 inches a,ep on thu, Berkshire hills.
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Garments for Business.
Garments for Dress,
Garments for Work
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Bold Values for your Dollars.
Three floors stocked with the
BEST-MADE CLOTHING.
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weather was bitter cold. Lower and lower went
the mercury in the thermometer, until the
morning of the Goth, when it reached 81 below
zeyo George Barnard's poor, old, thin blood was
chilled. He was sick, and, in fact, dying IN
that cold and cherries room from which he had
been ordered to depart At o'clock on the
morning of the Goth the chief Of police went III to
see him. He was the same George Barnard, APP
parently, that he had been for many months.
But when he was visited again. after daylight,
his spirit had flown. Let us hope that he found
a country where warmth and light are dealt out
with sparing hand and where the poor are
comforued, even though their reason may have
erred and their beliefs may not have been of the
orthodox pattern.
George Barnard has suffered enough for his
peculiar views, and by reason of them, in this
life to earn rest and happiness. If, indeed rest
and happiness are ever earned by suffering. We
hear much said in praise of that heroic poverty
which is too proud to accept aims. 1t is mis-
taken sort of praise and leads many worthy people
TO accept the suffering that destroys them as be-
ing more vrtuous and honorable than to receive
that assistance, of which, by our very natures,
all liable to be in need. THIS poor OLD
man, dying of neglect and cold, alone ana un-
cared for was crank, perhaps, but, after all
were his beliefs any more absurd than much
which passes as sound and orthodox Inc dlt-
ference appears to be that he believed the things
in his creed so earnestly that he sought to live
by them, and endured isolation, and neglect anu
hunger for them, while we believe our creeds
only with such large grams Oh allowance as per
mits us to live and act by other standards. he
had full faith that unseen influences would
enable him some time to return every dollar
that ne sought to sustain his lettering age, and
so he refused to accept aims. 1t was a strange
delusion but still it was much akin to that faith
from which hope ever springs up In the breasts
of the unfortunate and enables them to regain
the sunlight of prosperity o! for a broader
charity! one that asks not after matters of belief
but is big enough and strong enough to take
even such ms George Barnard to its great warm
heart and let them live out their days there in
comfort and peace without feeling degraded by
| their necessities. BENZ ). PARKER
| SHERBRooK Dec. % 1884
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Discouraged Orange-Growers.
Jacksonvil e tFla) Times-Uuion.

Some of the experiences of the orange growers
and shippers this season have been such not
only to discourage but to alarm them. In many
instances the returns from sales have scarcely
paid the cost of shipment, and from cities far and
near comes the ominous report that the market
is glutted." 1t is also said that the percentage
or loss from spoiled or damaged fruit is unpre-
cedentedly large, and some Disguised growers
have jumped to the conclusion that the industry
of raising oranges in Florida has seen its best
days, and that they have entered upon u period
of low prices and small profits.
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TAKE your choice tomorrow. and tomorrow
only: of the finest silk or satin-lined smoking
jacket or dressing gown in our house for SO
These goods are worth from $l5 to $22.
MODEL, CLOTHING Co.
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GREAT BARGAIN DAYS.!

GREAT BARGAIN DAY =!
UNPRECEDENTED In THE CLOTHING TRADE!
reduce these lines make special prices certain days and these low
will hold those All Mail Orders received up
day Of the special sales will be filled at these prices
MOM0AV And on MONDAY ONLY, take your choice Of
MlJWUH Mems Finest Overcoats at 500. Included
in this sale Overcoats in Sack Newmarket
DEC 90 and Surtout Styles regular and extra sizes to
50-nch which sold at S22, S25, $28 and $50.
Take your pick of any Overcoat in our house.
Monday only, at 500! $40! 500! We shall
also offer on Monday our Smoking Jackets and
Dressing Gowns at and below cost. Take your
choice on Monday of any Gown or Jacket in our
stock at $40! $40! $40! Included in these
of our finest ones, with silk lining and
sold before at $40 and S22.
TUESDAY aSa 1gTS043 GSt% tfs% y'sf 81 $50 :.
DEC 80, simeres, cqrkserers W5ipcords etc., most Of
choice of any of them on Tuesday only at S2Ol
$50! $50!
INTERNATIONALLY And on WEDNESDAY ONLY, take your
WHlJWFOJH choice of Chids Overcoat Cages to9)
in our house at So This includes Finest
DEC 81 Grades with astrachan and plush trimmings sold
before at ST, 49, SO and $l2. Your pick Of all
at only SIS, Wednesday only.
THURSDAY EVERY DAY during the entire week will
Astonishing and at SIS, So,
ST. 49, $40 $2; Boys Suits and OvercOas at all
and greatest in this city for the money
ENoe well special days sales at the special prices named in
this advertisement
MODEL CLOTHING CO.
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lines of best goods and
reduce these lines make special certain days and these
prices will hold good on those days All Mail Orders received
NJ special filled these prices:
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Armless Jackets.

E.E. in ~ Y. Commercial Advertiser.
A sad thing to look at is the empty sleeve.
1t may hang from the shoulder of friend
su old comrade in srms-or IL may be from
that of . stranger who was an enemy In bat
tie. In either case our sympathy 10 strongly
appealed to. Such m appeal is soon to be
made I'm this city ut . meeting to be held at
the Cooper Institute I'm aid Of the establish
ment OF home for ex-Confederate Vetef-
ans.
The United States has generously cared
for all Its sleeveless patriots. The pension
roll Is the roll of honor TO thousands who
risked their lives for the Union. But wounds
were not less numerous In the ranks Of their
opponents, and the result Of the pontsst Inn,
plies that those wounds were not less disas-
trous. This vast army Of cripples 10 the
South, with the SHOWS Of twenty added
years upon their heads, mrst indeed be suf-
fsren In their declining years.
Now the United States pension roll-ths
roll Of honor--is not the place for their
na.nes. These may b written, however, on
tbs roll Of mercy. and " trust that philan-
thropic hearts which "know no North and
no Soulh,p will be found 10 respond to the
cry for help gong up from those who 'foueht
worthy Of nobler csuss-thst Charity, for
such . purpose, may avert her eyes from the
abloody shirt" and look only on ths armless
jacket. s
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LOGAN AND LINCOLN.
Alleged Ill Feeling Between Two Presidential
Candidates.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Logan and Lin
coin are at loggsrheads, and tho talk here
about their disagreement has brought to light
an interesting and hitherto unpublished
chapter Of political history. Logan, 1t ap-
pears, was offered the Secretary Of State port
folio BY President Garfield. He decided not
10 accept 1t, however. and suggested that it
would bs good stroke Of policy to take
Lincoln into the Cabinet - Secretary Of
War. Lincoln had no sooner been duly IN
stalled than he was reminded Of his obiiga-
sion TO Logan and given to understand that
he should, out Of gratitude for favos be-
slowed, give Logan lift In Illinois - soon
- the canvass for the Presidential nomina-
tion began. A Lincoln has declined TO do
anything Of The kind, the Secretary and Sem
ator are at swords points. Though Lincoln
has refraised from doing anything prejudi-
cial 70 Logan In Illinois, this trouble IL likely
70 provo formidable barrier TO Lincoln, II
be assumes prominence before the Chicago
convention for the 6rst place on the ticket,
Logan having 1t within his power to with
hold from the Secretary Of War the indorss-
ment Of his own State.
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San Frdncisco Post.

The other morning sad looking citizen
walked into the Office Of Wells, Fargos Ex-
press and began solemnly doing up In .
package . battered looking silver dollar.
Having accomplished this, be passed the en-
closure over 20 the clerk and said:
"I found this dollar on Market street last
night, aud wish you'd address II to Adelina
Patti. New York"
"Think she lost It, eh?"
"Thinkr' said the man in surprised
voice. "Why, Of course. So far - ! can
learn its the only dollar LEFT In Ban Fran
cisco, and, Of course, 1t must have bsen
dropped BY her. Send It along, please, and
you'll have to collect the charges as the other
end. haven't got cent"
And there wasn't man IN the house bat
was - dry - the citissn who walked on to
keep an engagement with the Rsnxruptey
Commissioner.
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POETRY,
BY SAMUEL MINTuRS PECK.

BY SAMUEL M1NTUHS PECK
Her voice Is like the mocking- birds upon the
myrtle tree,
Her eyes are like the summer stars that frolis
Oh, It's rapture to look at her;
And 1t sets my heart abeat,
just to catch the pretty patter
OF her merry little feet.
The Fairies spun her tresses on a spindle
made Of pearl,
Then dipped them in the summer shine and
put them up in curl;
And when see them fiutter,
As she dances in the wind,
wish was n butter
fly, or-something Of the kind.
l know that Cupid did 1t. and I think 1t was
To carve cunning dimple in the middle Of
her chin
For it is crime to covet-
So says the Law Divine
Yet look at 1t, and love it,
And want IL all for mine.
She whispers that she loves me Now be it
The tidings are delightful-Td believe them
IL i could;
But in her vocabulary,
With its tantalizing flow,
The truth will often tarry
Far behind Eyes" or mo"
She smiles at me! She frowns at me. She
knows l cannot fly;
o Cupid come and aid me with an arrow on
the sly,
That when the orange bowers
Are blowing, Eulalie
May wear the snowy flowers
In bridal wreath for mel
In Manhattan for Nay