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JUDGES WANTED

To Investigate the Scream OF Ken
lucky" at Lsmke's Union sn-
loon Corner. OF Eighth ana
Jackson streets,
handmade, sour mash WHISTLES.
Iayiors o. Il. g., four years old.
hedmon, six years old.
Glendale, four years old.
observation-disclosures. five years old
Also ON hand and sold ut wholesale
prices by the bottle, the purest native
snu Rhine wines; the very best for
medical purposes.
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Fathers insure in the n. Il. A.


srayIm es are tighl Ills true, but the
stronas Tor the beautiful Is Just as
hets as ever. llccognizing these
for Mr. W u. Jackson appears be-
thron'0, public In the role OF a philan.
pist y, and u practical philanthro-
larvs !. s mat ie has gone over his
Of ss, STOCK Of Lric-a-brac and object
70 nr;so APPLYING the pruning knife
10 bis e Evil, WIN tree hand, and q visit
EMPORIUM ON Austin streei
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Can any one bring us n case of Kid
ney or Liver complaint that Electric
Biiters will not speedily cure2 We
say thoy cannot, as thousands of cases
already permanently cured aud who
are daily recommending Electric Bit
tiers, will prove. Brights Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They pur-
ify The blood, regulate the bowels,
aud act directly ON the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at
soc. a bottle by Castles n NJ orrison.
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The bost salve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains'
eorns and skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
rs cents per box. For sale by Castles
Il Morrison.
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DIR. II. Wilson Carr, of Baltimore,
says he has used Rosadalis in cases of
scrofula and other diseases with much
satisfaction.
DIR. +. C. Pugh, of Baltimore, roc
ommends Rosadalis to all persons suf-
fering with diseased blood, saying IL
is superior TO any preparation he has
ever used.
Rev. Barney Ball, of the Baltimore
M. f. Conference, south, says ne has
been so much benefited by the use of
ltosadalis that he cheerfully recon-
mends II to all his friends and ac-
quaintances.
Our lace and embroidery depart
mcnts offer some very cnticing bar
gains this week; prices have been re-
,duced again 10 cents Hamburg cdg-
ing reduced TO 8 cents, IL 1-2 cents
Hamburg rdgings reduced TO 7 l-2
cents. ID cents Hamburg edgings re.
duced to 10 cents, % 1-2 cents liam
burg edgings reduced TO 10 cents,
% cents Hamburg edgings reduced to
IL l-2 cents. at Sanger Bros.
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| am determined to quit business In
Waco, therefore, offer for sale the
Iron FRONT SALOON on Austin street,
together with all furniture, fixtures
and stock. Building can DO bought
or leased on favorable terms. also
offer for sale my residence ON Austin
street, near Ninth, at great bargain.
Sol. Lyons,
Iron Front Saloon.
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From among the many testimonials
received we select the following writ
ten by j. II. Carter, resident OF
Phelps Co., Mo-. who says, Il have
used Sherman's Prickly Ash Bittcrs
to the best advantage, and can hon
estly testify that 1t has done myself
and family an immense good, and
rom my experience recommended il
tightly TO all sufferers"
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From the poor house on the night
of June 10, on bay mare, fifteen hands
high, eight years old, branded n. G..
on the jaw and on the lett shoulder.
Twenty-Five dollars reward offered for
the return of the animal and delivery
of thief.
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win both crafty and astonish yuu
Why not render bleak walls, and an.
laden tables objects of beauty, when
it can BIO done at so triflne cost.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always DO used for children
teething. II soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhnn. 2bc q bottle.
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GATEsvILLH, Texas, March
Barney Feldhske, Sir:
have been using one of your twin
burner yapOr stoves for four weeks,
1t works to perfection and we arc
highly pleased with 1t. We have four
in the family and the cost for running
1t is about 10 cents per day.
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. jerks.
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All kinds of ladies' misses and
children's dresses will be sacrificed to
close out this stock, as we must have
the room. Levine Bros.
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FREE FROM MALARIA.

III the fall of 1884 was taken with case of
malarial fever which prostra ed me both body
and mind was drugged after the old fashion
with no good results. MY health was shatter.
Cd and my energy gone My legs and feet
would swell, and l had what every body
me, and was ready 10 grasp at any remedy
suggested. A friend advised me TO Try swifts
specific. | procured three bottles and com
lnenced Its use. The swelling soon subsidized /
have taken the three bottles. which have made
q perfect cure. and feel like new man to-
day There never was n more meritorious
medicine offered to suffering humanity. 1t
has wrought wonders for me
WILLIS JONES.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed
free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
N. V, 157, w. 23d st,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, tia.
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Charles Rast offers the finest chow
chow, pickles, mustard in jars, ham
sausage, fresh eggs (sworn toy and
flour bought before the recent rise.
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Aud a large assortment of broken lots
of street cut buttons at 10 and 10
a dozen. Sanger Bros.
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|EXKH
Indigestion Cured,

] suffered for moro. than Ave years with indi-
food ON my stomach, The burning sensation
was almost intollcrable, and my whole system
was derangcd. was wakeful aud could not
AL the time. declined In flesh, aud suffered
all the usual depression attendant upon this
terrible disease was miserable At last
menced the use OF syifts specific. began 20
improve at once, The medicine toned MP the
stomach, strengthened the digestive organs
and soon all that burning ceased, aud I could
retain food without difioul y. Now my health
j. good, and can eat nything In the shape OF
food aud digest II without the slightest aim.
Guilty. most cheerfnlly bear this testimony
because there are hundreds suffering as ! was
and am sure they can be as readily healed
Take the prescribed dose after eating, instead
Of before.
JAMES MANN, No. II Ivy st.
Atlanta, Ga, May Is, 1885.
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s,a. nave moved my office to the one
Ipy,SS,,o riek building between Wash
Ner,hn street and Austin avenue, oil,
"or'h Sixth street.
DR.. Geo. ID. Streeter.
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Citations published In the Weekly
or Daily EXAMINER at the rate OF five
dollars for four insertions.
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10 lettering to the above, | would say
w. the citizens of Waco and surround
i"s country that II viii be my aim to
' ~'1p he best assorted stock In Waco,
s"u puying from first hands, will be
N" " icy TO meet any competition.
nn ny moors viii DO thrown open to the
rn" J,c, saturday the Goth inst. and
nr,a all TO inspect my goods and
P'''es Very Respectfully,
w.. ABE FRANK.
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Tin types and photos, at your own
prices at the Waco Academy of Art.
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Get you nice Paarasol at low
price at Is. IIaber's.
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q nYV5C A RARR BOOK. inst out. How to De
AULLE& veiop tho bust aud form" Pull ex.
UfiUAAb PLANTATION The only tuethot. Mailed
seasd for lc AdIeas Y. q. Dtaver ia buffalo. N. T.
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The most popular Cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Pulls.
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we, the undersigned, have this day
coy our entire stock of dry goods,
s,,olhing, boots aud shoes, hats, etc, to
pr. Abe Frank, who win continue the
olusliless at the old stand, three doors
ABOVE The citizens national bank. We
commend him to tho patronage SC
gratefully bestowed on lis heretofore
Very Respectfully,
NJ Solomon. Rosenthal Il Co.
Waco, June %, 's5.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

NJ
-
CHEAP COLUMN.
.s..
WANTED
yxTAHTEb TO rent, furnished house Of
w three or four rooms or board iu a pri-
waite family, for man aud wife
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VIZ ANTED. "A girl 10 do general work at
w Missouri Pacific hotel German or Nor
WANTtN--loooo subscribets 10 the waco
paiiy EXAMINER during hev sam Jones
m.enns; vh.y s's. 10, .N9 49,
WANIbb-lnVD chilh-rselvft Nhth SUI
vvfeyer syrup, warranted 70 cure every case
90 money positively refunded FOR sale al a.
y. feelcr uIuE ssote.
y1rANrEp-A good milch COW. amply MRS
w 4. Ii'rTi.F sixth and washineton'
rnp oA,r
roh oAhh.
LSoR skLE,--Chcar. walnut suit Of. firni'
also one carpet Appiy 10 Young nros.
$50 SALE. .chsap. brick store house, on
M, sonu vIs sa nn nv capnna on wasbiDr,on
surivnn in r No 5ag Ans IN street
1870 '''-.-' ----
Il South Fourth street. ,rsov
U,oR sALR-lIouse aud lot North Sixth
~ street next 70 a Jones Taylor Apply
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1T Acknowledging Thursday the
IA 18th o. June, and continuing from DAY
TO day, until closed out the enure s'oek o.
Hc0ey's greenhouse. sale at greenhouse no.
oi2. austin avenue,
JyOR sALE-Bees and bee hives; full colonies
ISop sAiF-FIve hundred ane Merino
Eonn ,,as ,,.,,n ono !, ,n,,r yaars ali NJ ss IA
nor head Alsa Iooo Nerino Wethers from'one
70 four years old ats2 Apply TO N r. sparkle
- os a :, 80 4 ,,.soI 5000, ,-o,e.
4 a.o"e, = : @---e-.
HNOR sALE-IItxls feet On Mahnng.on
street between Tenth and kleven,n ST., sMeo ~
~ seal wn an pIope'9 ,,as ss yainahic .es
Il anu w, ,ee' n,,s ,,ns vide hsils norehes
large ii,chen and splendid cisiern. The most
desirable residence property in Waco for sale
BOARD.
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DooMs AND BoARD-ln private family.
/ n a. waahlnQfnn N.
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FOR RENT. -
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The city, Apply to j. il. Eiei /.
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TIME store. house heretofore occupied by
L Eaton a (luinnn, south Fourth street 25x
100 feet The most moderate terms given.
| Appiy to j. II ElgIp.
-
I,OR RENT. "A furnished bed-r Dom 70
II rent. Apply 10 Dr. W. H. Clifton.
pERsONAL,
- -,
TuF MANHATTAN can hear some.
Il thiug tn his interest n he viii write
| 10 his aunt Saiiie or Waller Hedwiok 4 Co,
| Washtnctnn Miss
MisuhLLANEous.
HouND.',A canary nfu, vW nv. de, can a ~
| l, 80, ~, u nn,, ~ '"'''"h ~ '" "N' ~
| pnYihs ioi nouoo.
/ ,nyvs r.. n.ur vx.r,tro, "a, ,,g,
SAM gVN Es"i he pay dnrInn ~, 'I Ior W.
~ MesAsi ~ ny u'in,a ronar,sEscnd =, :,
i',.r ~ n"s' eV''l'''' ''P''N N"" -
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Who Says it Isn't Hot
IN TEXAS.
And who don't say that money saved
Is money made.

We do know that a word TO the wise Is sum-
Client hence we deem II only necessary to make
o single suggestion 10 the good fathers aud
mothers and all concerned. there Is an old
and wellknown nphorism; An ounce Of pre-
vention Is worth n pound of cure, The cry
soon TO have grand harvest Everybody
knows that when we have plenty OF corn and
cotton we also have plenty OF chills aud fever
with II. Now, friends, sueh being the prospect
ready upon US, we may reasonably, expect the
monster Disease" In his manifold forms, to
make his appearance among our people, so we
advise aud admonish you, In due time to lay
In good supply OF
SIMPLE REvEDrEs."
Everybody In this neck OF the woods knows
Of their efficacy IN the relief of human sur
ferng. You can, by having these favorite
specialties OH hand, at hfst appearances OF
disease nip IL in the bud, unless II is an attack
all We have anticipated fully, the exigencies
OF the times, and made ample provisions for
NIL the different maladies that a malarial dis
trici is cured with and In addition would say
that we have a very large stock OF snndries,
and toilet goods, double the amount we want
To carry, and I'm order TO reduce same Will sell
very low. This stock consists In such articles
as uusses, shoulder braces, female supporters
of all kinds, family syringes, baby feeding
bottles, pocket knives, razors, combs, brushes,
sponges n d bathing gloves, handkerchieis
extracts and all odors. Prescriptions ana lam.
lily recipes have special attention by compe-
In conclusion, farmer friends. would say
that when you are In the city you should not
fail 10 call aud us, for we have plenty OF ice
cold oistern water, and other oonrlesies can y 2
extended II necessary Awaiting you win
full force of efficient attendnntswe remain,
~ W. L. TUCKER.
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or. FELIX G0URAUD'S
Oriental Cream or Magical Beautl6e

erly made Accept no counterfeit OF simila
name Tho distinguished Dr l. A sayer said
70 a lady Of the haut ton IA patlenD; CAS- you
ladies viii use them, ! recommend Gouraud's
preparations" One bottle will last six months
using II every day, AleO noudre Subtitle re-
moves supefnou hair without injury to the
Bond ST., N Y.
For sale by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers Throughout the U s., Canada and Eu.
ope nB-Beware of base limitations. 81 900
reward for arrest and proof OF any one selling
samo.
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FOR RENT,

THE store.housc heretofore occupied by
l. Eaton a 0uinan, South Fourth street 25x
100 feet. The most moderate terms given.
Apply TO J. y. ElgIn.
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q, - n REWARD, Lost In the mai $, on or
~ " about July 22nd. letter addressed
to the undersigned, at an Antonio. from the
Waco state bank, containing cert incaie OF
able seven months from July 22nd, 1884, with
per cent interest. The above reward will
be paid upon Is return to me nj Waco, Stanley
Epstcin.
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GAM JoNEs-The Daily Examiner for two
= weeks. to any address, during Mr.. Jones
meeting Most complete reporta-scnd II TO
vnur fricnde
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PERSONAL

I-OR RENT. "A furnished bed-r Dom 70
i rent. Apply TO Dr. W. Il. Clifton.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ToE MANHATTAN can hear some,
81 thing TO his interest II he will write
TO his aunt sallie or Waller Hedwiok 4 Co,
Washington, Miss.
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tiPuNoENT PARAGRAPHS.

The cup of life is filed with punch.
Youth furnishes the spirits, middle age
the sugar, and old age the acid. Ice
is furnished by men who indorse notes.
= Whitehall Times. ai.
-"Let 90 my ear, yelled a passen-
ger on West Side street car yesterday.
II beg your pardon" said the other
man, II thought / had hold of the
strap. ~ Chicago Herald. >i'is''
Worth says a fashion item. ..is
making his wraps in such a way that
that they give slender effect to the
figure" This is well. They have long
given slender effect to the pocket
book.-Louisviile Courier-Journdt.
jH-"We've got new dollie at our
house, said a wee lass to a stranger
who happened to be passing. "a new
dollie? How nice!'' replied the lady.
rs it pretty dollie?" 20. no. it isn't
pretty bit; but it's alivew -Gelden
Days.
Conductor, what are we being de-
layed forp" Conductor-ssM Misplaced
switch, SIR" Little boy in the rear
We'll! that is what told mother this
morning when she gave me such
whaling" Passengers in chorus all
smiling and satisfied. l. Chicago Journal.
Bridget is evidently more impor-
tant parsonage on the Pacific coast than
at the East, and her services are to be
won only by diplomatic art. In evidence
witness this from the Colusa (Cal.) Sun:
"A good family in Colusa at the present
time would take much pleasure in enter.
tanning girl for domestic purposes
Good wages can be obtained. - ~
A Chicago paper tells about young
lady who was, drowned in kid shoes.
We suggest that Chicago girls shoes
should be supplied with self-acting
valves, which would let out any water
which would otherwise accumulate
therein. 1t is sad to think of the girls
lives being sacrificed for want of a SIM
pie appliance like this.-OI City Der
rick. 's2 sAs-.'2
: A sutton who lost case in the law
courts through the ignorance, as he as
serts, of his solicitor, always alludes to
the latter individual when he speaks of
him as sold Necessity Asked to ex-
plain this appellation, he answered,
'.Well, call him Necessity, you see,
because. as you perhaps may have
heard, Necessity knows no Law" CHI
cdgo Tribune. ~ 81
-Repented at ease: y 1850
fhe elegant. titled Sir Thomas Haut Ton !
Fell in love with the only fair daughter ~
Her affections bv svearire hfs honor .uuon.
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She looked up when they questioned
her, though her face was white with
pain.
II slipped and fell on the ice," she
explained, "and I'm afraid I've broken
my leg. for it is all twisted under me,
and can't move it or get up. i live in
the village. That's my fathers car
penter shop where you see the sign. l
could see it all the time, and yet was
afraid I'd freeze here before any one
saw me. Oh, dear! it doesn't seem as
if could lie here while you go for my
father"
"Why, you needn't" began Rob, but
the girl shook her head. "a 7
Il can't walk lstep, and. you two
are not strong enough to carry me all
the way. You'd let me fall, or you'd
have to keep stopping to rest; and put
ting me down and taking me up again
would almost kill me-"
..Oh. but Wen only lift you into this
chair, just as carefully as we can, and
then we can carry you easy enough, "
said WILL F9s -
And in that way the poor girl was
borne safely home, and the children
fingered long enough to bring the sur
geOn and hear his verdict that-'.young
bones don't much mind being broken,
and she will soon be about again as well
as ever"
'"But don't see how you happened
to have q chair so handy" said her
father to the boys. And when they ex-
planned that they were using 1T for a
sled he added, with a significant nod of
his head: Your sled. was itp Well, 1
shall be surprised if my shop does not
turn you out a better sled than that,
just by the way of thanks for your kind
ness" .-iis. -
al But then, wasn't it good that it was
only the old chair that we had to-day"
asked little But Then, as she told the
story to Aunt Barbara at home. ''Oh,
aunty, had the incest kind of a timer'
Il believe you did," answered Aunt
Barbara, smiling, ''for brave, sunny
spirit that never frets over what 1t has
not. but always makes the best of what
| it has, where it is. is sure to have good
times 1t does not need to wait for
them to come; it has factory for
making them. "-Kate w. Hamilton. tn
S. s. Gem.
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THE DATOORA.


Peculiar and Dangerous Properties of an
Indian Herb.
One of the most common plants by
ditch-side or cactus-hedge is the datoora,
with its large white flower, and leaves
resembling the hollyhock, and now well
known as q valuable medicine for
asthma, for. which its leaves are used in
the shape of cigars or tobacco" The
seeds, on the other hand. are subtle
and powerful poison, in small quantities
causing temporary insanity. and in
large, either permanent injury to the
brain or death. By an accident, ], be-
came aware of the peculiar properties
of the datoora. A robbery occurred in
a neighboring village, and an alarm
spread that this had been effected
through the agency of datoora-poison-
ing by an organized gang of robber-
prisoners. 1t seemed the gang had put
up at the village the night before in the
guise of travellers. and succeeded in
getting on friendly terms with one Of
the wealthiest families there, whom
they entertained to a feast of sweet
meats-the only eatable in which
different castles may join. As night adj
vanced the family allowed them to put
up in their veranda; and when the village
was sunk in sleep, the effects of the poi
soned sweetmeats gradually placed the
house and all it contained at the mercy
of the robbers. Next morning, when
the hue and cry arose in the village. and
native inspectors, Hanndtlars and con
stables had arrived from far and neal
to investigate the case-and to turn to
what profit they could the opportunity
they found the family of eight lying
helplessly, and dangerously i'll. semi
idiotic, and unconscious of what had
occurred or was going on around them.
The house had been ransaeked, and
money dug out of the ground 1.-THE ma
tives' purse) amounting to about thirty
thousand rupees; and the suspicion OF
datoora-poisoning was confirmed. Nc
trace of the gang could be found, in
spite of the official raids made by the
police, and the levy of blackmail on
those who could afford to ''pay" to es-
cape suspicion. The family gradually
recovered 10 ma themselves almost
penniless, the time they had been under
the poison being blank to them.
A sad case of datoora-poisoning oc
CURED some time after this. My gar.
dener's child, fine little fellow of two
years, whom l had often seen in the
garden, had swallowed few datoora
seeds while playing with some children
by the roadside. This was first sus
pected by his parents from some of the
seeds being found in his hand; and
after being taken home the fatal result
too soon confirmed their fears. From
being in perfect health, in few hours
he was memory of the past; and one
the saddest sights was the distracted
grief of the parents for their only son.
Sadder if anything was the fact of the
body being kept for three days in the
hot weather under the shade of large
sacrificial banyan tree close by, covered
only with a light cloth and some leaves
waiting till the thannahdar of the near.
est station could find leisure to come
and report on it before burial, while the
mother was rushing off at all hours o,
the night and day to take another look
at her dead child. = Chambers journal
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HAS IT NEVER BEEN KNOWN

Has II never been known
A maiden fair, with her fiaxen hair.
Eyes tender and true. as violets blue,
and lover, who is all her OWN
Has It never been known:
Has Il never been known
A tale that is told. with ring of gold.
Loves springtimc and kiss, with a dream of
bliss
Like a bird that j. flown
Has IL never been known:
Has II never been known
A fair girl in white, as from realm of light;
Now flushed, now pale, meath u bridal veil,
And the man no longer alone?
Has 1t never been known
Has II never been known
Wife gentle and good in her womanhood;
Loves coronai worn, and loves scepter
borne
Like queen on her throner
Has il never been known
Rev. j. T.. Rankin, On N. Y. Independent