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..f.s. fINfun uuunIn In. HHHun tfOI
huf At llnftaulk ftlifl tp hear ~
warming aud ms hetd struck u hfiif.
fuNor, innlnting h do"u nash around
th1 I0fi 0ye, which reached tho bone,
Another tut laid open his llp1l while hi
body became lammndlhetween the hridRf
aud n hux In the gov. o. 'N.'
cusol from his g'Irl '1.I "
tainted. llo was hauEt unrf, hs.
"a. woun'H e0wcG 10. r.1 b. iNpr''lN.
slowly,
A complimentary roncert has boon ar
ranged here June iuf Mrs. Il. Rodgers,
who IL now yisi uug her 0rnthtr
j. NJ. Rag sdalo, Ot THIS place.
Mrs. Rogers has state reputation lof
great and cultivated musical talent, ana
m DO assisted III tho COMFORT ~ airs
j. ". Gilbert, Mrs. D.. Gaillard, Misses
Ida aud Bona Ponder, Emma ana
Bertha Ende, ana Misses Nhhhle
and Adelaide Harrison aud Misses
Laura Cameron and Carrie Belle
Hughes.
The assessors scholastic roll shows
Il0 white and % oolucsd chiidren IN the
city limits. within the ages oI Sand IL
years.
Col. Whitaker, Of leN0rkana, are IN
Gresnville, endeavoIing To perfect their
plans for erecting planning mill here
The brick work On ~" courthouse,
under contractor Ellis x Graham,
is nearly completed nod Il u beautiful
niece OF work. Tho iuuuda''ora ~ the
Beckham house are lard and hn work
on the walls will DO pushed rapidly.
Mrs. q. = Archer and family LETT
Monday for Crockett, Houston county,
on a visit 10 relatives.
Col. Mote Jones, OF Kellyvllle,a Young
capitalist. aud w. G. Trotter, of Dan
gerleld, are here prospecting.
Mr.. q. G. Chambers and wife, OF Dan
garfield. have been visiting relatives
moro this week.
Charley Jones, who has been attend
ing medical lectures at New orleans,
mas return ed home.
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BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, June 4.-tCorres-
pondepce.l The hot summer weather
has added to rather than detracted
from The vigorous prosperity
of the town, which has two large
brick yards in full blast. There seems
10 be demand for all the b!icS they
can make This yea. Messrs. Horaway,
KnucKles and Brown & Sanring are
each erecting prick business house
and Others are preparing to follow.
The town will be filled with visitors
during the examination of the classes
of Blossom Prairie Academy, which be-
gins on she 18th instant. The Rev.
John X, Allen, OF Paris, formerly con-
nected with Dallas College, will preach
the con- mencement sermon. The acad
emy has enrolled ls5 students during
this the first year. Attendance has
fallen off very little at the close OF
the session. All seem deter
mined to make the most of their exam
ination.
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MINERAL WELLS.

The Harvest Prospect the Best on Rec
ord-Church Festival and Dfnner-The
Brazos FalIing-Infiuxo of Visitors.
MINERAL WELLS, June 4.-lSpecial.]
The harvest is fully begun and with
10 days more good weather the small
grain of this section will be saved. The
Weld is immense and will not fall short
of 25 bushels OF wheat to the acre. The
oat crop is better than has ever been
known in this section. Business Is
picking up and every one is wearing a
smiling face.
The festival given by the ladies of the
Baptist Church last night was an ENJOY
able affair, as well as a financial sue
cess, having Melted over $50. They set
a dinner to day and a goodly number OF
persons took dinner with them, which
will increase the amount considerably.
The Brazos River, never SO out OF It's
banks before in this county, Is gradu-
ally falling and will be fordable in Anew
days.
There are more invalids visiting the
wells at this time than any previous
time for two years.
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The president
to-day made the following appoint
ments:
Herbert Foote Beecher, to be collector
of customs for the district of Puget
Sound, in the state of Oregon and the
territory OF Washington.
Archibald Skillman, to be collector of
internal revenue for the district of Ne
vada.
Baker p. Lee, to be collector of GUS
toms for the district of Yorktown, Vir-
ginia.
postmasters:
Andrew Borders, Sparta, Illinois.
Wi, lie e. Touvelle, Celina, Ohio.
Samuel M. Smead, Fond du Lac, WIZ
consin.
James E. Kackley, Vincennes, Indi-
ana.
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FROM WACO.

A Residence singed-Thel Drowned Boy
The Fire Engine Agent = The Visit
ing Preacher.
WACO, June 5.-[Special.l-George f.
Oglesby's residence, north Fifth street,
was damaged by fire this afternoon,
originating from defective fue. The
loss is fully covered by insurance.
The body OF the little boy, Darius
Larned, drowned Yesterday evening,
was carried to Calvert to-day for
burial, where his father, who was u
United States army off Ger, is buried.
Mr.. A. j. Bussey, who sold the new
Sileby steamer to this city, lett for Fort
Worth and Dallas this evening, expect
ing to sell new engines in each of those
cities. -,
preach the commencement sermon at
Waco ke.4s.e College Sunday, is in the
CITY.
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Charities and Corrections.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-About SO-
delegates to the twelfth annual ma
tional conference OF charities and COR
rections have arrived here and many
more are expected before the end of the
week. Among those already
here are many OF the most
eminent and experienced practical
workers in the cause OF organized
charities and in the management OF cor
rectional and refOrmatory institutions
in the country. Delegates to the mum
Der of about 200 visited Mount Vernon
to-day. The first meeting was called tc
order at p. m. by Judge McCar hur, Of
the District supreme court, chairman ol
the local committee, who made
brief address of wei
come on behalf of the District, He in
troduced Hon. J. B.. Ed
board OF District commissioners
of the municipal government. judge
Macarthur then road a note from Pri-
vare Secretary Lamonte, expressing
the regrets of President Cleveland
that the pressure of official
duties prevented his presence witt
them as he had anticipated, and assur
ing the members of his sympathy witt
this great Work. Addresses III reply "
the speeches of welcome Were made by
ex. Cows. Anderson, of Ken
lucky, and Hoyt, of Pennsylvania
Gov. Andersen, in the course
of his remarks alluded in vigorous
terms to the fact that the national gov
eminent had no prison OF its own.
Phillip Garrett, OF Philadelphia, pres
ident of the conference ther
delivered the opening, address
in which he sketched She
progress and advancement in late years
in treating criminals, compared witt
the barbsrity which prevailed In early
times. Taen, taking up the ques-
ton of reformation, he laio
out the plan of a great re.
formatory, ranging from detached
colleges in which young and first crim
nails should DO cared for, as 1t in tami
lies, to the solid prison in which incor
rigible criminals should be i'm
prisoned for life. He sug
gested similar graded plar
for the insane, urging as fault o
the present system to close contine
mont. He also touched on tht
evils of lynch law, carrying con
cealed weapons and the perfection
of a system to do away will
the evil of tramps and his able address
W as frequently applsuded. After the
appointments of committees the meet
ing adjourned till tomorrow.
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prohibition.

l1A7, June 4.-lEditor HERALD. i
3 read considerably on prohibition
sly, pro aud con, and there seems
6 diversity of opinion as 10 the re.
VI county prohibition, when in re-
hore SHOULD be none, rs we have
o. examples before US by which
"a lightly Judge; and if we go into
, do ~ with a free knowledge OF
gult, which is y depreciation OF
5 n n al estate, shrinkage in the
ie OF business, and necessarily
sipg tae free circulation Of money
0riIiug hardship upon all alike
qeroaslng the taxes. Are these
DC rlmental TO the county?
lne Impartial reader to judge. We
tD-day in our midst
laes8d in business who
athsr counties on account
hhihitiun measures. Although not
I'd - the liquor traffic, yet teel
3nsd ny business interests to come
nat iiich the prohibitionist had
ap.nred. And where man is
4 by he moral dictates OF his
en- "a, regulating his drink with
liberation and temperance
sharac slizes every good citizen,
OF aw made by one over an
THE result of coYnty prohibi-
zoos rot need to be- srgued. AS
asults 10 before Us in some OF our
ding counties go through them and
for ycarselye TITS like a man
. in tie oath az cyclone, "every-
IL Dc soiate md barren before
Occesionss N piece of timber,
{ 90 stons remind you of what was
q house--a hche-but now a
stone marking the place Of the
and not until you get to the end Of
'iesolate path do you find any re
Of liie."
TEMPERANCE.
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That Boy of Beecher's

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Herbert F.
Beecher, who was appointed collector of
customs at Port Townsend, is son Of
Rev. Henry. Ward Beecher. and a resi-
dent of Port Townsend, where he Is en-
raqed in the steam boat business. 1t Is
said that his faith ar persistently refused
to speak in behalf of his sons appoint
mept or to allow any other member Of
his family to do SO.
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NAvAsOrA NEWS NOTES.

Water Receding and Railroad Travel
Improving-Chiid Dead-Horse Stolen.
NAvAsoTA, June 5.-[Special.]-The
water is falling slowly, but the transfer
of passengers and mails at Courtney Is
naturally being done in less time. The
Central Railway Company have fur
nished several large yawls, which carry
nearly 20 persons, and deserve credit
for thus providing for public conven-
fence. Old residents say the. water In
the BRACES was 10 inches higher this
rise than has ever boon known here. !.
Mr.. G. L. Miller lost his little son, aged
two years, last night.
Reg. Wash. Walton lost his saddle
l. RS u = black or dhfis brown, 10 hands
MD .feit hfnS leg white: had Q loDs
rota on his neck, 10 yeaft q, brand =
c on left jaw and BIZ on nip a few afu
is offered ior him.
Cloudy and wsrm, with appearance Of
rain soon. ~
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areepville Notes.

sEsvILLE, June g. Correspond
MANY of thu young, and some of
Ifider, mon Of Greenville have lately
- the habit OF going fishing Sat-
y night and returning Sunday
az. Last Saturday night Mr.. j.
ftsook, one OF party that went
( down the Sabine, came near
his life. The party had reached
iseouri Pacific bridge over SABINE,
algkt 10 ilee distant from Green
.ndAiu the aarknaU7 Ief thewagon
ghich fiir5asnder one OF the osi,-
sndof fhs bridge ard sattsmpted
.tnees t2e 1axt span.
pYoyfxrfx,o low Tor the wagon 20
:. idor and the driver called 70 the
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From Belknap.

BELKNAP, June 4.-tCorrespondence.I
Crops are fine; better than ever. Farm
ers are cutting their wheat. Now is
the time for Dallas to build railroad.
Bslknap wants railroad to ship her
produce aud coal. "Old Man" Durham
struck a vein that is five feet thick, and
it is fine coal. The people appreciate
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD. They
think it is Inc best paper published in
the state,
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WASHINGTON, June "A number of
inquiries have been received ~ the post
Office department as to whether an OK
executive order mado by President
Grant, In 1878, forbiddlng United states
officials. whose salaries exceed $1,000
per apuum, for holding state or munich
bal offices Is still in force. The matter
is to be laid before the president for de-
termination.
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s,opp,nr Postal service Leaks.

wAsnINoros. juno From state
ment prepared by Second Assistant
Postmsster-Genersl Knott, 1t appears
that reductions aggregating si0,69d were
made In the expenditures on account OF
the transportation service during the
months OF April aud May. During
for star route services were $e,0i5, while
tho expenditures for mail message SER
vice Increased Si,2sl. In May the ex-
psnditures for star route services were
reduced 1924, for steamboat service
$751; i7, and for mall messengers service
81 Sill
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The csbinet
meeting to-day was attended by all the
mem bers except the secretary of state,
who was out OF the city, and the prici-
pal topic OF discussion was the disiribu-
lion OF the 100000 rs appropriated AT
the last session of congress IN nld oil
American stsamships engaged In for
eign mall service. No conclusion was
reached. IL was decided that hereafter
tho president and the members o. the
cabinet receive no visitors on Saturday.
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CALVERT.
Good Crops In the Brazosi Bottoms-The
Temperance Movement.


Temperance Movement
CALVERT, June g. tCorrofpondenco.l
The Brazos rivers have been falling
for the past two DAYS and tho water has
receded from the plantations In the bot
toms. On investigation 10 Is found Ina.
the damage done IL very slight and ~
most places W. II not average ono-half OF
per cent. aud IN others not more than
one-tenth OF per cont. Work has com
mencHd and plOws arc running Ia every
direction. With a good season one OF
the largest cane and cotton crops VIII
bo made in this county that has ever
been known.
Mrs l.. l.. Saxon, the temperance leo
turer, lectured here last night ut the
Methodist church 10 II large house. She
organized Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union this morning and left for
Navasota, at which place she will lee
ture tonight.
Mrs. @. NJ. Winckler, from Corsicana,
is visiting Mrs. Hammond, this city.
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Another Life Saved.

About two years ago, a prominent cit
izen of Chicago was told by his yhysi-
clans that ne must die. They said his
system was so debili!ated thai there
was nothing left to build on. He made
up his mind to try "new departure"
He got some of DR.. Pierce's "Goiden
Medical Discovery" and took il accord
ing to directions. He began to i'm proye
at once. He kept up the treatment for
sn,ne months. and III to-day well man.
he says the discovery" saved his lite
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D,seoyers Of Pension Frauds Increasing.

" NsHINNIuN' JNro - IT" UUHIIITIs-
missioner OF peaSi)ps hiss stricken of
tha iisL Of pensions tho names OF
ah,u. 200 residents OF the district
If Columbia, who were found not to
b. 0uiitled 10 pensions, either because
tbav had recovered from their diSabili-
ties or are not dependent upon tho gov
ernment. In some cases the parties
were dead AID still laorc widows had
married again.
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The Colombian Minister Rises to Remark.

w sS'NNN's"f
the Colombian minister, says that the
presence In Now York OF Senior Hoi-
quIn, the Co omblan minister OF finance,
Is not for the purpose of sscertaining
the sentiment Of tsis goveTnmont con-
corning a proposition for making Fan
anna n rentrat state. Senior Holquin, he
Saws, is on his way 70 En- opa, aud has
no husiuo. whatever with This govern
uOuE.
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nudfd ihA iHfNaiifsilhH Nf iha iniefusi
.UuH IIIH.ni hHH ni0" .I Hfufi 10
.Ir sapfHIHfT Cine irn1 nfUs ftn Niri
n..a lnl InNp0m nI' "a Wluf 'nl Il
Ho gfJaoAs l0tuu Ia fuyefsi divisions,
aud suggests oharges Ia the methods ~
doing business which they think VIII
expedite and Improve tina work ~ The
bureau. The changes foOpnmendod
are In view of q general reorganization
Oi the bureau. Tho commission VIII
next devote its attention % the super
visiug architects Office.
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yyT and Cent anen to take
w nice. light, pleasant work, at their own
homes Work SEM by mail any distance ali
the year round. 80 to asa day can be Quietly
made; no canvassiDg. Address Reliable
Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, Box 1893.
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A DyERTISERS by addressing GEO. p,
N ROWELL Il CO ~ Spruce street, New
York, can learn the exact cost of any propos-
Newspapers. EEF- 1O0-page Paniphiet,10
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sseiiey's Saline Apcrient.
W.T. At 70 rrs

I II cheap, mild. elective and delisht,ul lax-
tive or purga,ive, intended as substitute for
,rsstic and nauseating pills. I. cures constipa.
Ace. biiousness. sick headache, and Il specialiy
adapted 70 all who lead sedentary OF closely
,oniiHed life. i.'s white powder ana eilervesccs
Ia. soda water, and Is as pleasant. II does not
ynpe Soi scken aud is always ready. Put up In
args boitlssand sold at 50 cents by Al Druggists.
,xsth ard south.
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Important to Owners Of Cotton Gins,
AGENTS WANTED.

TAYLOR & Cox STEAM FIRE ExTINGUISH.
FER, fer COTTON GINS. Thoroughly effectual.
Simple and cheap. Can refer you to parties
in your own state who are using hem. EU-
bEKA GIN saw FILLER. BEST, SIMPLEST,
CHEAPEST Any one en- use item Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Peice @1S. AGENTS WANTED. Good pay
gwen, Exclusive Rights for sac. send for
circulars and full particulars.
TAYLOR & cox CO., Memphis, Tenn.
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s Oon,m,.sion Rrnorts.

WAsH1seToN, June 4.--The treasury
nauiry commission, which has con-
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WASHINGTON, June A. Special -
The following changes have been made
in star schedules in Texas:
Route Sl939-Comeron to Davilla.
Lea 20 Cameron Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at a. M; arrive at Da-
villa by p. M; leave Davil!a Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays ut s a.,
M; arrive at Cameron by 4 p. IN. Adopt
Julv l. 1885.
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| GREAT MEn|cAL WORK On MANHOOD

Rzhnusted vitality, NorToas and Paysica
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
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The fcience OF Life eflou,d bs read Sy
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relief. twill benefit ALL ondon --sncet.
There Is no member ~ rc'etv To when Tn
Science OF Life will 10, la G8et1l, wn6thr
youth, parent, guord su, nftrnagor OF clsrays
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DR.. W. Fl. Parker, No ! Bul9lct Street, sos.
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~ obstinate diseaSes that have bablei tns
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Mention this papNr.
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state Agent Pope.

MARSHALL, June 5.--(Special.l-Hon.
W. H. Pope is just in receipt of sdis-
patch from the State board at Austin
rniifring hin nt HE appointment by
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shenl to the position ol financial sgent
for me Srate 20 collect the frcni'ef
claims against INC gsneral government
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-23
row HERRING ARE CURED.
scaii"s tee Ti;iI-Saiting and smok,i-
Packing rIci1iins.

-rrc'Nin, Fielding.
S-i-Hti'i., Americana
Ia Mr. Pari-y' Erp,-, % tae Fisheries x
the Bay OF Funiv, tho manner of curil .
herring Is tia, described:
Tae iisl are scale! b. icing wa he II
tC d. / basket VITA square bottom. o?-H
like a cJars' sieve. the meI stan ling il tls
water up {, their knees. The best ii,h hty ,
very few 'ais. an only hali bu,Eei -.
them are takcl IA the basket at once: e.
ar. then sal:,l IN large tubs, the salt bein /;
st.rra through them b. halI; tbs qliu-.s-
used :, malt bu bel o. salt t. two a =
hali barrels IF fish whi Ia are "a TIA D n l.
Tiny iis II salt twenty four h ar, an ars
then washed in fresl water t. prevent tn r
becoming ALT burnt "A ter wh:cA they are
strGns oI rols WIKI their h. Is all one way,
AMI then bun; up IN the III ke-hoa e.
Ia Clement, IA, -moks- houses ar. usually
thirty fest SQUARE. with fourteen 20 t pJ Is
AMI a high roof; no fish hang carer the fire
than seven feet, hut tho most careful cureIs
d. MT am them nearer than eight feet
R,c.s maple u-cl in smoking. when i! can
not lie procured. ASIA IS used, being con-
siierei next best The process of Smo!in.
usually occupies eight weeks; ant it reguir,
the whole time Of one person to watch the
fire aHi 10 attend to tie smoking, in which
much jud Sment AMI great care are required
TIE Sm ke Is usually made up NJ nightfall,
unless tie weather Is warm AMI wet, during
which time no fires are ma T.
Ia fiur weather the ulr-hous,s are
thrown open during the day - coil; and
the greate,t care is taken all the time T.
keep down halt. AM to renie- the ,ia i,-
as cool a % ~ih!a by rum raus windows
ami openings After being smoked, tn, f.sh
are psckeI in boxes. eighteen mche, long,
ten inches vile and -ht inches deep meas
urel ON the inside; and there Should bt
twonty-lour dozen fish in box 0: prime
herring II the fish are large AM OF til
best quality. if requires som, pressure 20
get this number into box The Disby her
ring ars IA some Instances curcl in pickle,
uUsmokeI and packed in half barrels
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-23

LIe-fDli : rec lrt.sS-
Talking OF mates rlmin is me OF an Incl
dent that e,rlel /, me al tha tim. ons Of
the mo remarka5l, exhibitions II ssil
ever saw
The lake steamer T!osa lay at the wharf
and gang We're loading her with rather
heavy barrels OF cement Ca, nan dii 1t
seem II Sati,fy the ileas Of the mate wII
wa, Standing aroInl dom, the swearing
Inc mate sail - - - - -
-, why don't You r1ll on those barrels
faster
The man WIS NJ ways awei by the tiIant
mate aud replied, 49, you,
you couldn't push them on a. fat your III. 70
thought the matt would massacre h!m N
the p1t, but De dIinL He ae.zed barr /
from the pile iGmgel It down on ell aal
gave .t ore yiLurou, kick WITH ms foot.
That barrel rolled IN a slantunE position ou
it, edge ri -ht around and up the gang PLANK
AMI INT the hands of the men on b 1arI vac
p.acel them in tiers IN the steamer ' {
only dii tie mate do A.. hu- ,.r taa mex;
five minute, with the same % lar k.cl, ae
kept procession OF barrel. rolling up taat
plank one after another As If they were alive
and on parade
Of na their ear La, that. Will your said the
mate
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MAUD MuLLeR's BROTHER.

Thomas J Moore in Philadelphia Czlll
" hat II TIE maiden were the dress
Oi strict patrician pride;
IL hands lore le.sure's deep impress.
AMI eyes ald cheek spike wealth bes;le:
Il high wrought mind from learuius's mar.
Was tocEei with all the wise rsver=t
Tnn9sh fate hai -et them far a,.art
Yet love could bring them near
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4 ty.ler a. the plow,
II a1t erect # Inien or great
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hit II his passes dill not start
Ao'rs's, Scots or R7r rs nams u szar'
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q lore rplit bring 49,. near
Tee aist aal owed ia. r = 70. vhyi
Their difference was t,r..t-
.Sle burned l.ar pride in Ds Isl ms -
Ani love rsHuei his l1wlv lot
Their lives - re lei by loves straa- usar.
N1T rsrket f castles lespliring Near:
Though fate hal sent them far apart
Vet in-s hai brought them near