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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-10
SshePif's Sale.

TY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS FXE@IITJGN Re issued out of the Dis .rict Court oi thc'-lrrt sJadieial UIstric in and foI tte G'unty nl ln . Terri: ory of Arizona, to directed and cciIycr- ed Jn q Judgment rendered il sniG Court on iie 21d day of Of N irch. 1SH6 'T lavnr Of The Alta Mining & emrl ing IUm parry and agdIst the BeEs .iuiHE & smelling ompanv. wlrrfci l am cG nand d ta. mate Inc sum S4.!ll.SS dam e%iWit1i .n t rest thereon rom date .Iurg- me t { thu. raie Of ten CT | per ann m m il paid; tngetkcr with $55.-0 sts ani nccruif Z costs. ...i -e B
 l Il ye this day lev ed upon the following de scribeu property, to Yit: Y. ."
 All he right ii e-' Il 4t interest of the fcEson Mining and Smelling Company. th veS haIf of the suutheastqGar r f Section iD. Township F, >oTth; n@e 70. Eas in CociF,Se uun V, Ar z Territory and the ore sm Hing and dgcti0u work and ma: i cry erected thereon, As it existed on the da' of March, lSS6. Puhii not; cI hereby given Ihat on Saturd y the 9Th day Of November, loSG, ctr cen tt e hou s-of d. m. and p. m. iu frhui o: the Sh' r. if's OiicC, in the C.ty If To :bStonc C c" se County Arizo Ter, it;Ty,l wi Sc ] .l Elc ii :ht, title and i tcrc of the said Bens n Min ing AnG ~me!t'ng OmP my. in &nd tO h. aboye descriB il property .at Pr 'l'c Aucr'oa, to 'th' hig est hl best bid;lcr for cash. lawiul moatY oi the United Sta:ce tU sat sfy sad execution LHd all costs.
 Dated this thc 6ta div ol November, 1Ss6.
 R- < HATCH, ShCr fl.
 By c. ?. REPPY, Deputy Sheriff.
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AS-TT---

John Slaughter, being perfectly satisfied with the manner iii which She election went, departed for his 'sin Berpardino ranch yesterday.
 Dame Rumor hath it that w. D. kIonmonier, the defeated candidate for county recorder will be slaugh- ter's under sheriff, and that George Burlington will oflieiate as jailer.
 Mr Geo. y. Cheyncy, superintend- ent of the T. NJ. < NJ. O., returned to ' !!}is city last evening from visit tc the eastern states.
 t yng feared on Monday evening, that the only remaining child of Mir. and Mrs. Engle, would not survive, out VIC are pleased to state that he is now out of danger and in fair Way Of recovery.
 A large number Cf witnesses have been subpoened in different portions of the county to testify in various Cases before the County Court, are expected to arr.ye in this city ni, evening.
 Ex-Chief of Police Jim Coyle con templates going on q prospecting tour iq h" near fu'qre. Jim ha, mada F EqqI officer during lis in icumbenry, 4nd .TFR ToMBsroNI wishes him z luck in his new ven ,n = il i i " y |. ...Hy lure'
 Diamond-toed Shaker socks, ]; 2 nts per paigr, at Bagg's: '' l3-tf :."' B.: ?.
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The verdict, of the people upon the course of adBFzlinjistrsi ? in al~Pys re- turned at the Congressional elections which occur. in the middle ofa Presi- dents term. That rendered Tuesday in the cutting down of q Democratic majority in the House three-f1urtbs is one which will not give Mir. .CIsve- land much satisfaction. IL, in effe, finds depocracy guilty Of systemat 'ic deception, .f1srant disregard Of most sole mn promises, a d open and oe entaticns betrayal of the rights and Interests o:f the Amer: can people It also no:ifes the Democratic party that it's tenure of power in the Legislative
 and executive departments Of the GoveEame9E must end on March f, 1888. ''''' '''''' '-'' '
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E2Str-aY 1vOifce.

Strayea from Soldier Holes about one Wonth ago 2 bay horse with buck le brand on left hip, an(A running NJ on left shoulder. A reward will be paid to any one returning him to John Montgomery's cOlrol, or giving infor- mrtiop as to where Ee can be found.
 If DAN CLEARY.
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SGNntGnS.

IN TIE JTsTICI'S CCJE CF SECOND uMushIP, OJ the County ol Iechlse, Irr- .rltpry Gl Al lZOHa.
 Il A Rogers. Plaintiff, Ts Mrs Eenirs Cpser, Defendant.
 The territory or Arizona sends greeting lU E.mira SOkcr, dr!cndaut.
 fou are hereby ruIuEIonrd to appear be. lore mc at ny eilice in Benson, in the roun- y oi COchi-e. on Inc l4lH dsl Of October, lScG, al 5 o'clock IT, in all uciIOn brought against Ou Oy said pl4iuIiu, tV answer lbo cudIt. Ill; Ui Inc above nalnco palnlin
 SuId acton is brought lo IevU1cr of10u iiIe sun Ui NlhelJ dVliars ai.u nilJ -tYc Sent$ cn arcUupt ttaisd, between Jeu and .hs iIm oi Rogers Bros, Ecnson, Arizona, iDr goods Sod and Gtiiversu lo luu at )eur ill., stance and equcst, apd for iuOucS aGN anccd as wal more luiE} aEpc"r Gn statement pu hIe lu lhIs otf,e whieh is niaGt :. part of coni PIainl by pl;sintt, or j.ds mcnt will De tukcE against JuuiOr the saIu Ap.CUpI, tp- Sclhcr %itL cUSte oI lhis sult il ou tt,il to appear and answer. .+
 lo tLe snerir or any Constable et said county, -rtcllng:
 Make legal seiyice and due IoItrh tlrItGl
 Chen hEdcr hT Luhd ltis Sin cap 0I Ans sUsi, lcoG.
 '- ROBT. l. AILLER,
 5rs-tie~-e tie En.o, for aLid cNh hsLiI
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SarayeG.

Strsyed from Charleston, light sor- rel hofss, about twelve hands, high, with white off hind foot ; knees show scars of old break. Last seen going down San Pedro. Reward by return iug to Tombstone NJ. & NJ. Co. 1926
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7. apAbratam Jonas" Ritter, who WAS made the especial target for the en-
 ven.omef gta'ts of the Epitaph is elected by larger majority than he
 received two years ago. Verify the ,mugwump organ is a power in O. ,chise County. ''i'
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Declaration or <o.e rradership-
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 -COuNTY pF LUCMISE.

HE ERRl1ORN OF ARIZONA, -CoENTY rFt tUCnIsE. To whom It Iav correrr:
 Know ye fiat or the &9h day of Ser tenn :. Der, A u. lSSt Mrs. Louise Norris, HiIe of E. j Morris palr Ii,r following declaration Tor th> Eui rCsr Or cany yihg 0n aLG |. ansact- Ing business under nfJ 0Nn haIne as sole trader, ,1U-Wit: hal I intend to carry or ;n my own name and Tor my Oan-u and ben ctt the busiptss of a Wholesale and re. tai bulclytr III meats in all ol it's branvlt g as usually cea'fieG on gy other persons ID tie Territory Ol ArIzUha, where 1 am new residing. l hat lnl citizenship is in ri4e County of COclilse and TlrrIt0ry of Arizona, and in said tUuItJ InIend to carry on Ihe business aforesaid. In wItness whereof 1 ifCrCuhiO subscribe my name, the day and cafe aboE5 written.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory of ArlZOna, County of Co chisC, s.S.
 On this 29th day of September, 4. b 1886, pcrsUnaily appeared bciore me, Will A. Nash. a nOlury public, in and :er the cuun- ty ol CDelisc, Louise Norris, known to me to bc Ihe person described, andwhv made the foregoing SieclaIaliOh of her intention to carry On lie business as therein stated, who at knOwledscd to me that she executed fhc same lrrelJ and voluntarily, aud for ilIG usts aLd EurbO;cs therein mentioned. lf witness W NhrIcOf 1 have hereuEto seI my haLd and affixed mJ official seal, tht-Cay a@d year ill this tcI liIcatc first written. F LsLAL MILL A. NASH,
 Notary Fubiic.
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John DO Clum makes d mournfEl. whine through the columns of the Rpitaph this morning because he cannot suck the municipal teat until January first.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-10
Upper &an Pedro Esound-mp.

Commencing at COcLise Stronghold, DrG- goon mountains, October 5lh, 1886, from there t5 Milestone and San Pedro Ranch on san Pedro River, above Benson, up the river to Sonora line, across 10 Terranata; thence around south CT Huacluca mOuE A tains to Barbacolhari, down Barbacomali 10 mouth of valley Mir. Jam,s Yaugn VIII act throughout as captain of said IIdero. F. HERRERA,
 9 @ If Sce'y T. :. G. A.
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L. w. Blinn has been suggested as
 president of the Territorial Council in case the. Dems. have majority. THE TOMBSTONE concurs; County i,ride you know. :. :.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

To whom it may concern: The firm Of Barrow ls Bagg has this day di, solved by mutual. censant. S.. NJ. BarrQw retiring lriim
 4Cid firm. All bills against said firm will be
 paid by S.:C:.Bagg. S.. C. BAGti,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-10

The Maison Doree will receive this evening the first shell oysters of the season, and keep them constantly on hand. Call and try plate ot them. S-1UtI
 The Skating Rink. will open to- morrow (Saturday afternoonl' and continue orer every afternoon and evening until the close of the season.
 NoEice.
 All persons indebted to Schoeiteld & Heyman are hereby notified to settle forthwith, otherwise their ac- counts will be placed in the hands oi an attorney with orders to face col lection. All persons having claims against the firm or against l.. Schoen' field, are requested to present the same at the store and receive pay ment,
 SCHoENFELD & HEYMAN.
 Tombstone, Nov 1, 1886, If
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Look Out.

And don't you forget it, that Woleott h Messick have the finest toilet soaps for sale that has ever been offered to the people of tlis city. O-5SI
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-10
OFFICIAL PAPER Cochise County.

It looks as if Coffman had got there.
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A splendid line of mems Califprnia' undcrclothes, at Eugg's. l3-tf

undercIotHes, at BagSs' l0-I
 To RENT.-A house of three rooms, corner of Seventh and Bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken house and sta ble; fruit-bearing trees, grape vines, etc. Will be ren.ed cheap to good tenant. Apply on tie premises. 1T Ire finest family four, at Wall .cott's, ,.on' Fifth street. t[
 We expect q rush for our dress goods, bargain counter. Palace. fl
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.crNL MlHE S.

!vi!. SIaE5p5.a!h, 2,i2 Fe1r5ara Ss-set. CEi- ss--1 cratcfL. 7 yacknJr=,.Sns cure nf Eczs.T or Sat Isn.n. Bead. 1iGcs, faGs RIInR sd fSs fo- s.Tcrcei, vSar4: iat E5!e 9 In1ya eZcsp' hand5 rnd knees for yssr !5t k 70 h5lp Eir2 %9I for sight yosrs; triHi hurdrcGS rsrs s ,sS: doctors pronounced his cSS- hopel,ss rcrH.aue .Ji yscared hY thA L.rf.oURA REJEJsEs.
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'. gIas o3 Faro.

Tie following is tke rate charged from FaiI bank to tre silltlent lhcrr named iM tie schedule: ..-..:
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THE TOMBSTONE still lives, and will live tosipg.a a requium' over Ground Grabber Berry and bis pals.
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Drcss-goods at s yards for $IG0, splendid Value. Palace" Fifth street. g27f
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hLMnsT IHCREDIRLE.

.5ari.s. E. E:ch ~.GeoE, Coysn5a llnaae. New C=-eans o-l r.tL says: N h 57G SosuiS.9us Uicers :-oEe ouS lny i.,T urt:l TLr Clssl ci cr1rup- Esr. Everything known to tina msf!:cA fsca'Iy N .s tried in vain. 1 bt32lIs a mars vrsHE. . tir-es ,l, not it uT hands te Iay hood, cuGld E0t tnru IT. bed Was in constant pam, sad !aokgd upoa life as c;iiss. kI relief Or o3re ia tsn y-ars h l4S5
 heard uf t&= t'TT ICUhL kGs .ElE nso! asul snc S;Sor t5 i-fIre L. ;; Co.l. j. T. CRA!FnED.
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS n our possseEon ropoatJ hig st ,ry: have been terrible sufferer fur yr9rs wi:h Blood nc Skin EclnOrE; have been c5ss,l to ahu1 publia plses. by reason ef Ey dis h,:urirg hlmGrs: have had ts5 bSss physicians; have spent 1ndred Oi Goi=-e a.d get no r-al le- Blood luri-ier. iD:ornally, sz5 CUricUKA and CurIGURA SOEc, tHe Gfbst Skin OsraJ sEd S= 2 Bcsutitcrs, externally. which Lave cusfG Inc sid iett rig skin and blood Gs pure @s oEi!t's,
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1,n ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas my former partner Fritz ter hardt has mysteriously disappeared from his place of business in B!sbee, COchise County, A. r., all persons are hereby h"u fled that will not be responsihie lor any debts which he may contract.
 ..HENRY DGBACHRR. BisLec, August 4th, 'SS6.
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lride you know
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Er.J.C.Ayer 6 Go. Lowell, Mass Sold by all Druggists Sl six bottles foT Ss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

THE WEAsEL's STRATAGEM.-A
gristmill was infested with large rats,
until weasel came there and des-
troyed nearly all of them. There
was, however, one large rat which he
could not conquer They lad several
pitched battles in which the rat whip.
ped the weasel, until whenever the
rat appeared, the weasel would seek
safety in flight. They were watch
ed for several days, when the wea-
sci was observed TO be digging
hole in the earth, under ! pile o.
lumber. After he had completed il
he approached the mill, aud the raj
came after him a. usual. He mad,
some show OF fight until lie got the
rat interested, and then ran into hi,
hole. The rat followed, when the
weasel was seen TO come out at the
other end of the hole, and run in al
the entrance after the rat. Subse
quent examination proved that tn,
wease, had made the hole large enough
for the rat 10 enter, but had contract
ed the other end so that he could no
get out. Having thus trapped hi
antagonist. the. weasel easily conquer
ed him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

PRISONERS ABOARD THE ALA
BAMA. From an account in the
April Century, of the second officer in
command Of the Aiaban,a, of the
cruise and combats Of that vessel, We
quote the following Among the
many priced We captured and de.
stroyed, we necessarily saw many
varieties of gems homo in tie suise Of
the Yankee skipper. While taking
the burning of their ships very philo-
sophicaliy asamong the fortunes Of war,
some chung to creature comforts re-
CARELESS of heavier losses. Upon one
occasion, going aboard fac ship, |
told the captain he might bring away
his personal effects. lie made q most
ludicrous scene by earnestly appeal
ing to me TO grant him one request,
that he might be permitted to take
with him Surgeons Sermons and a
keg Of very fine whisky. The SER
mons granted, but told him the
whisky must GO overheard. The
prisoners on board the alabama as
general practice were not put in irons,
but were simply confined to an allot-
ted space with guard over them. The
prisoners of the first half-dozen prizes
taken were put in irons, including
the Captains and mates, at which the
captains were very indignant, and re-
monstrated with Captain Semmes that
their position should entitled Thorn to
different treatment. Captain Ssmmes
replied that he confined them in irons
in retaliation for the manner in which
the agents Of the U. S. Government
had treated the purser of the G. S.
steamer Sumpter. The purser. under
orders, was en- route from Gibraltar to
Cadiz in French merchant steamer.
Stopping at Tangier to put off and
take on passengers and cargo, the
purser walked on shore, ard was there,
in a neutral country, seized by the
U. S. consul at the head of an armed
force of Moorish soldiers, and brutality
imprisoned with heavy manacles.
From there he was taken in irons by
the U. S. armed vessel Ino, and finally
sent to New York in irons. The
purser was gentleman OF unimpeach-
able character and high position.
Again, there were occasions during
the cruise when the number of pris.
oners warranted placing some in irons,
but never Were captains put in irons
after that first measure of retalia-
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

forget it. As if by magic the scene
changes. A few stalwart men stand
up dehantly a moment in opposition.
Then they fall under the blows. Bot
panic se;zes the great mixed throne
of men and women. The air is sud.
denly filled with screams. The char.
acter OF the tumult is sharpened into
dlsmay. A mad chaos of desperation
ensues; women are entansled by their
skirts and thrown down aud trodden
upon; you can hear the .piiiful cries
o. the childen above the din it is
the meeting of organized force with
disorganized violence.
: IL does. not last long. IN fifteen
-sainntssl the strsef il cleared. But
it is bloody. And then that disman-
tied car is dragged back to the depot,
and score Of miserable wretches are
behind the police bars. This is the
first tussle. Bat there on Fifty-ninth
street are the reserves drawn up fresh
ly. They seem to say. Here We are,
quite ready to so on. II this ques-
ton of labor is to be question of
mere brute force. that's what We are
here for And in it and over il all
there is a sad reminder that the men
who had rights and public sympathy
have thrown away the most precious
part of their contest in undertaking
to shift their fight from the corpora
tion to the community.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

A COWBOY EvANGELIsT.-"Lam-
pass Jake the cowboy evangelist,
who is holding revivals in New Mex
leo, can beat Sam Jones rs a vernac-
ular preacher. Here is an extract
from one of his sermons:
How many OF yous ready TO die
now with Your boots on? Whered
You be TO breakfast? Don't any Of
you drunken, swearing. fighting, bias
phemiug, gambling. thievlng, tenhorn.
coiiIn-Vaiut, exterminating galoots look
at me ugly, because | know We. I've
been through the drive You're all
in your sins. You know a fat, well
fed, well cared for, thoroughly brand
Ell steer when you see one, and you
can tell whose it is and where it be-
longs. There man that owns it,
There is a place for it to 50. There \
a law TO protect it. But the MAYER
icks-who is that? You're all ma.
vrricks and wore. The maverick has
no brand on him. lie goes around
beIlering about until somebody takes
hirn in and Glars the branding iron
on him. Bat you whelps. you We got
the devils brand Oh you. You We
90; his lariat about you. He lets you
have rope now, but he'll haul You in
when he wants firewood."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

Ny MOTHER 5 GRAyE.-I am kneel.
ing by my mothers grave. How holy
the influence sinks upon nv heart
Memory carries me back to the DAYS
when she was with me, and tells mo
OF thousand pleasures her sacrei
presence gave me-.lleas ures I shall
never know agaln-snd sadness Is
upon my heart and tear is in nav
eye. bat still it is sweet to be here.
feel her love as felt it in my child
hood-and all around is musical in
its silence, like the language or aiTee.
lion that speaks in the voiceless
glance and smile OF tenderness.
I Ali grave. thou hast a precions
treasure. Within thee are the hands
that led me. the arms that embraced
me. the tongue that gently taught me.
and The fseenthat smiled in hottest
l---.r-~s ..ss sAa.s ana slsssi
never see Them any moreg
BE still. my soul Dost thou not
hear spirit echoes? This lie. indeed.
holy ground am nearer Heaven
here than in any other spot on earth.
l feel that she Is near me, and vet
know she is in Heaven. Oh it il.
sweet to be here The Father is
strangely kind. and my heart is full
of melting love.
There's a mighty eloqnence proving
to my spirit, as kneel by thy grave.
dear mother, that We shall meet agaiul
Glorious hopes arpea! to thee, my
soul, TO cheer thee IN thy sorrows aud
make lice faithful unto death. Then
still hast her blessings and love-fo.
The prayers Of a mother 10 not die
when she dies, and the real heart and
its sinIess sympaihies are never buried
in the tomb. Her love is purer and
warmer now, for it comes from the
the "sainted spirit shore" Thou shalt
find her again in the bosom of bliss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

ne1. y young man from ST. Louis
read IL the papers that there was su
intaliib!e way TO get ahead Of the
monte iiend. When, sail the Jour
nal he consulted, the gambler laws
down the cards and offers 10 wager
that YOU cannot pick up - designated
card, pick up all three at one sweep
and you have him sure" Impressed
with the infallibiliiy of this rule, the
Yong man from st. Louis lay around
till he found a Chicago gambler who
was inviting any adventurous sou!.
who would bet s., to pick the Jack
out o: the three cards that formed his
working capital. The young man
said he didn't bet TO -, but if the
gambler had money he had i $50 bill
that would talk. The bet was made
and the gambler threw The cards.
Now Won bet $50 | can't pick nm
the Jack said the st. LoGis.sn. with !
smile of confidence.
That's me, laconicaliy replied the
gambler
Then, here she goes, replied the
St. Louisan, as he took up all three
cards at once.
Il guess that's my money" said the
gambler impassively there's no jack
at all, there T. There wasn't either,
and he took the money.
You see, sonny" lie added. there
is a biz percentage in favor OF the
dealer in this here sinful game -
Texas Slftings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

HANCOCK AND THE SENTRY.-It
was down in Virginia. was placed
on guard over a barn and was taking
it easy. when Lieutenant came along
probably to see what his guard was
doing. ought TO have salnted him,
| didn't. Soon saw large, nice
looking man coming toward me. tie
wore a nice uniform, and / noticed as
he approached he wore a lieutenant's
straps. ! wasn't going to pay any
further attention to him, but when he
came quite n,-r 10 me | saw that
there were two stars inside those
strar.. | Jumped up and presented
arms as quickly as | could, Tor | saw
that it Mas Major General Hancock.
Never mind that for me. said he,
With . wave Of his hand. Il don t
care anything about it. but always
do it for the little fellows"
suppose the lieutenant had re-
ported me, and be came down to see
about it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-06

Fen yeaes Qfwalking b. asa fro;
Tea wears do@a Tines ADVISES thrown
though clay ~ clay. a. death IA slow
DscAs Is uIAiy naoAoe1Re.
| see ~ shadow On my FACE,
Iowa ao gaia, 5ewail a. lsSs,
BsiE thai / threw uay liie away,
Aud buIv about Beedgc>S Cr,SS
I otly k8os hes harvest time
hzls hng PasSed ~. anseizcd ny me,
fransleErvd gato hesteF cline
L. -tcA shesyes-tog Eternity.
My kstA las 90 behinl my hops:
Nv lie has eUne bcsond my care;
!. ia the Garkncss, shrink and grcYse,
Though light Is shining everywhere.
Though from myself faiR would fee:
For this in vain nay spirit cries;
IOF, everywhere, that wretched "nae,s
Looks upward wir15eps xlleyes
| know am not what was,
A sacrifice to circumstance
! made myself Alas alas
shrink from every honest glance.