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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22
Of an Inquiring Mind.

"Keep away from that" said a
restaurant keeper to an lrishman
who was standing in front of a
newly arrived box Of turtles holding
his finger in evident pain. "What
are you doing there, anyhow
II wor investigating"
Investigating what?"
81 wor trying to see which was
the head and which was the tail ov
the baste over there in the corner
of the box"
what do you want to know
that for?"
"I've curiosity to know wheth-
er I've been bit or Itung."
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22

Deacon Ito country minister y
l s'pose, parson, that the advance
in your salary from $500 to 5000
will be big help to you. Minister
indeed the addition of 500
will enable me to hire man to
collect the $500. -Harper's Bazaar.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union Society Of Ketchum
meets every Saturday at 3 p. NJ. at
Union Church. All are invited.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22

Though the love Of money may
be the root of all evil, the lack of it
leads to many branches of evil,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22

City Man-Is this locality healthy :
Country Man-Healthy7 You bet
we're healthy. We've got ter be.
There amt doctor in forty nileA
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22
President-MRs w. H. BRopHEAp.
Vice Presidents Mas. !. /: LEWIS.
Mrs S. H RIrCHIE

Cor. Secretary-MIss SARA VAN WoRMER.
Rec Secretary-MRs MARY R1rcH1E.
Treasurer-MRs. T. T. HUNTINGTON.
Supt Children's Work-MRs. s. H. R1rcH1E
Sup't Evangelical Work-MRs l. /. LEWIS.
Sup't Press Work-MRs. L. C. TUCKER.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22

"George, dear what kind of fruit
is borne by an electric-light plant?"
/" Electric currents, Of course"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22

rroPNEY-AT-LAW, Ketchum, Idaho.
ip.actices in all the Courts of the Ter
.r Conveyancing and procuring OF
|sputs speciality.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-22
A I. PINK HA NJ.

PROFESSIONAL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 MOVE IN TEsE RIGHT b.
EECTJ9S.

Congress il discus ling the propricty
ot excluding from publication III the
Congressional Record all gpr,cics not
actually delivered in the Senate or
House OF Representatives This IL u
move in the right direction. The Con
Ercssionnl Record is printed by the Pub.
lie Printer u: the public expense, and
should lc what its name indicntcs-a
record Of the proceedings Of Congress.
As it is, it's pages nre frequently made
up Of ''Svepchcs," o called, which
wCic never delivered. or cvcn written,
by those wLcm the Record wOull mike
ii appear Electrified Congress with their
]tloqucucc. Two years ngo the nails
were cncumbereh with copies Of "A
speech, which apprntcd in the Record
ns having been delivered by a Ncvadt
representative. though not a syllable oi
it wns ever hear in the hail { Of Con-
grcs., and TO deceive tie public MS 70 its
fraudulent character, The printed copy
was intrrspcrscd with applause in pa.
rcnthrsiI.
On another occasion n member Of the
House hired n professional speech
writer" TO make up u talk for him,
which. though not even read III Con 70
grcss. was printed III full in the Il, cord.
Later in the session the same writer
WAS engaged by another lIonornLl, To
write n speech on the same subject, aud
% tho siic0rh writer was rushed with
business. ir inrni 'hrl ihc Representa-.
tive fIom tic back WOODS with u vcrba-
thu copy, Including the pnrcutliciicn;
applause, Of the speech he had written
Tor another six weeks previously. aud IL
was published Inv the Record next day.
Again, speeches that nro doiivctci IN
Congress arc withheld from publication
for days, aud appear in print nliogethrr
different from the stenogr,phic report Of
the words spoken.
The Record shoul | publish what nc
tuaIIy occurs IN Congress, nothing more
aul nothing lcs', otherwise IL is valu
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less. and Shomli not be Published u; tie
public expeGSe.-TSil.er State.
The Weather Service.

Gen. e. w. Irish publiSne:. in the
It"uo Gazette. u summary of he rain
FILL aud snowfall at lirI:o during the
year 1887, and offers some pertinent
suggestions as TO the necessity of st.
curing volunteers i'll different parts Of
tue State who viii take tie matter il
hand for the purpose OF securing II fUll
rrpCit FROM various :caiitirs, rs it is
evident that there is II wide variation III
the rainfall! at different points. Mr..
Irish closes his r ,uarhs on tie subject
~ follows:
Ny observations so far 60 TO show
that during the same storm II inuch
larger qr.nGiity Of rain falls upon the
iops and sides OF the mountain Ranges
than inIlS upon the vailrys between
them. For ins;uucr: During the
month Of ] nly. while but 53-IGO OF an
in the adj tc-nt mountains which poured
down dclUsrs Of water. In one OF these
! had to remain anon the mountains
near wti>worlh a.! might and o""E live
inches NJ water fell in the sIrcr II
| seven hours. Now conld It b , possible
TO secure ciyrfu. observations ulou: the
mOum;tiu rt"gcS - we'll aS in the val
Icys we could easily ,stiGtt" how much
We coil | improve oar stat" by s~toIiua
up tn $50 mnuutuin showers and HlSo
point OUT with crtlniuty the most avail
able Iioccss FOR Uch improvements
We need the help Of frcm eight 10
twenty pnin,iaSins men and womlcn in
each county Of this State to make such
observations. Can We not tiui them?
Mr.. Friend. OF Carson. the Chic! at the
| Sintc Weather Service. has some gauges
which he is anxious to scEd ont Tor
this purp.s-. Can lie no; find cnonSh
men aud women. WHO, taking an in,er.
est in this most anxious nf all Natures
laws, the distribution Of the rain fail.
vii lcni their all TO the development
o! the natural rrsOurcrs OF this State? |
thin!; that he can, ana will he obliged
to editors "t papers Who Will notice this
call for volunteers and hip 10 get their
attention. Senator Stewart is making
II strong rliort to get III" attention and
aid Of Congress for the purpose OF Sc
curing national mil for the construction
of II storage system along the mountain
sides i'll this S ate. Shni! We not aid
him in his labor by showing lint thu
rlin Is feasible and there will lie II
golden return for such aid rendered: |
feel that it is certain VIC can secure at
any rate forty Observers Tor this pur-
pose scattered over the ieUsth and
breadth u the S.ntr.
c. ". IErsH.
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>,,etch ~ tue i,uagiua;ionh This que~-
ion * respectfully referred to the cate
al consideration Of the District A'tor
NY, the County Commissioners. and
especially to ih"s, who nre disposed to
kick ut the Commissioners for fol-
lowing ~s;r;cils thu | tier aud spirit Of
the laws nbov- quoted. These laws
were enacted for u special purpose. and
anyone cvuver,aut with the facts knows
tilat the county treasury has been gain
er tn the extent Of many times the cost
incurred in carrying the said laws into
effect, NOR. especially the Act Of 1SS3.
aud yet Their. nre those who conll ,in
IF the "cSprn-c.' The ~l*oErESpESr
published the tax lists last year for "A
| rs suin than i provided for by law.
Dill uuyouu ever kEor of II county
offer who ~nccep;ed II less sum for his
-~-rvic.S than he was entitled to 10y law,
for the cspsciu! benefit OF tue County
rTensury2 .
SuproSesthe contract Tor the county
printing he award u to the Publisher Of
u wrrlly paper o:,iy: can lie comply
Wi II the specifications rs called for Icy
tine advertisement? The lnw says the
publication VI hills allowed shut he
made in IL daily paper if one he pub
lishei at the courty seat. The Com
ml-siuners advertise for bids to do al
the printing ptii for from the county
present, there i: hut one paper in the
county that can c"m Is with the terms
az the advertisement: Tor proposals to do
the county painting, aid that i, the Is
pErESDEST.
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How Good TOWN. are iEuincG.
When yOu TcIu:n from some 9th!
t"wn with IL bundle OF goods that you
could have bought from your own mcr.
chants, don't You feel n little mean?
Honor bright, don't you? Il you don't
the Lord pity You: soul. Younre doing
what little you can L" ruin every busi-
ness man i'll yourtown. lecnuSc NC all
depend on one another. When You
have the cash to pay for yoIc goods,
don't go off to some other iowa - make
yonr purchases, then cXrcc; your home
merchant to ''cHr.!" you for months.
Give those who Accommodate you the
benefit Of your cash trade.
Good; bu, how about the merchant
who does not advertise III his homr
piper and gets al hi, Iutlcr heads. Lil
lirnhs. statements. etc, IN some Other
t0wn-or il you drum him for his trace,
shows you II job thai he has got for
nbont ;hc prise o: bllwk ptprr?--L Rev
ellie.
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THE COUNTY PRINTING.

The CommiG -ioutrs hive advertised
for bids 10 do tho county printing for
one year, ''to include cvcything paid
out Of county funds" An Act OF the
Legislature, approved March 9, 1855,
provides ns follows:
SEcrIna /. II hall 10 the duty Of
the Assessor in each OF The respective
counties OF this State, Oh or before the
second Monday in September in cnch
year. to prepare n printed list OF all the
taxpayers in the county, IL the total
valuation Of propcity on which they
":vernlly pay ttxes. a copy Of said
list shall be by III, sail Assrssor do.
livercd in person or NAILED to each and
every taxpayer In tho county; ryoridtd,
that tho cost Of printing tic aforesaid
list shall not exceed twenty cents for
each nanio'fo as rihny copios MS there
ore unmcs on tbs list.
SscrtOs 2-Tho scvrtnl Boards q
Comfy Commi 'siouers in this state nro
authorized aud or covered TO allow the
I'LL contracted hy Tia" Assessor under
this Act, aud the County Auditors ate
authorized 10 dihw thor warrants in
payment Of the snmr.
Again: An Act Of tho Legislature,
approved March !, 1884, provides for the
publication Of rn bills allowed by tho
O ,nnty Commissioners, and mrthur
p ,yid ih,t The PM LEGATION shalt Lc
'mtdn in q daily paper il such 10 pub.
iished at tho county seat" The third
action 81 the Act provides that "Thc
nmount paid for 81 il publication shall
not excel tic sun Of ono dollar per
square Of toa ! n"1," thi publication
limiicl 10 one IN Insertion.
With the above statutes in full force
md effect, cnn thu printing Of tho lists
Of tax p,ytrs aud the publication OF tho
hlls allowed by tho commissioners 10
90 81 lcrUi comfy printing by any
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A CuLD SNAP.
rsrmometer. o strike. We'll.
s,os.n over. An Arctic GA
mate ia Nevada.

Daring the p,s, fcrty.riRLt hours We
.,xp.rlencrd the must in'-n~e oil
~, h,s occurred in tins l.titui- with
in m.ny wears. and some "i our OLD
,,,i,.u. think IL the coolest w!athei
..or r,own IN the State. GA saturday
~. x.,t,.r began t. grow c"td very
,,nilly aud yesterday morning the rnri
nns ~ ro,oiuetets Indicated ii tcmrcrn-
H.. M 20 u IS degrees ml'w zero.
Yesterday wa1 extremely cold through
in. iii. day. Notwithstanding tue ""n
sh,wn hsi.h, aui clear With never II
l,f,4z. to All to the Intensity Of tue
culr
.'.I.ast night the roll continued TO IN
.r.,.- M, o.Iinary thcrnio,ret-rs con-
framed the downward n,ruSGi' until
,hry J,ctue dis. 'nrng"d. went ON 1"
,,k,. ui,d refused T." Indicate tliu RAPID
" Decreasing temperature. Fortunate
10 ,;,.r.,ur- II few spi,i. thermometers
~ ,utsn n,l ;hoau tho had the courage
70 rise early this Eor::irg ~ere a7tound-
"a TO find these reliable Instruments
ind eating a temperature OF 80 degrees
Il low zero! Another Evidence of
,an intensity OF cold is fonni ia
ITO fnct tnrt in several wells
where tho surface of the water
WAS from /, to 20 feet below the surface
of the earth the wntrr WAS frvhrn. To-
day has been clear nu,i BILL, with not IL
cloud to obscure the bright rays OF the
run, and yet thermometers hive stIug-
clcd ia vain to iise sufficient to reach
80" ami during the warmcst part OF
the day the mercury indicated Il temper.
n,urc OF FROM 3 TO & degrees b low zero,
nud, unless there bc y sudden change,
10 night promises To be a repetition of
the e1;rrine cold II | at night.
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Installation.

At the regal! IT weekly me,tin; cf Elko
Lodge No. -. Knights ri ry;hin-, held
Thursday evening. the following officers
wrGr installed for the ensuing term. by
District Deputy Grand I iTncc. ipr g. II.
S~uruulc: Fru.k Ecrnuli I, L. c.; .. L.
Green. q C.; E:d. BLkry. V. e.; j. o.
Bro ks. II oiF; Jas. brain. ". uf L.;
=. II. Sproulr. X. OF u. Is; John lib.
h-te, Il. at 4.
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The Central Nevndan says: ''rnc re-
mains of oil man ungcr, who 81 mySte-
rinusly Disappeared on the 22ud Of APRIL
1856. wcr" f"urd II few du!s ago within
six Lundr,d yards of his house. lying ia
ti,e sa%ScUru.h. It is supposed that the
Old m,I.. who left Battle Mountain Tor
lone om that cvrui;:g ia Al intoxicated
condition. when near home i,li down,
ami being in II kinl Of siupOr from the
elects of liquor, peIi-hed hoam exposure
aud coll
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ing 20 net as officers Of the count 81
Greer in the State of Texas. against
sell ns or di,rosing ofauy q: said lands.
The Presidents procl smat:on relative
t" all the territory lying between the
Moth and South forks Of the R:d
River. Oh the l00th degree OF longitude,
says jurisdiction over the amt il vested
in the Uui:cd States, it being Il pat oi
the Indian Territory.
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a C.!inStiy DI:coycry.

Last Saturday n horsemIu, while rid
ins nloag the rond in Mason VniIcy,
81" smoke is.uing from II hay Stack.
II" climbed the stack and found the
dead body Of " man stretched upon the
stack with the clothing burning and
SLOWLY consuming the Remains. A
dnnh!"d-hAyrrlcl shotgun. enc chain
hor % which %ns empty, wHs found by
the body, which Wa Identified "a thai
Of itenry Atkinson. who had been "a
resident Of the valley. 7: is supposed
TINT deceased n'crnirl the stack e.
shoot coyotes and TIM. the gun WINS
accidentally dischtrS"d. killing Atkiu.
son and setting his dJthcs on fto
Silver Site.
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Secretary Lamar Saturday rendered
TO the Plrsidrit hi recognition ~ Sec
rotary OF tn: Interior, AL it WAS ne
ccp,rd.
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TIKI: 0:TEcTi. TRIAL.

There has been considerable discus
sion as to the expense Of the trial OF the
case Of the State Of Nc"adn W.. L. C..
U'NciI, transferred from White Pine
county to Elko county, ani also IA to
the nInoun stil! due this county on ac-.
count O! said trial. Agreeable to II
promise made to our readers some time
si:Ice We Lave made u thorough invr-ti-
CATION OF the matter and arrived ut the
following facts:
The case in question was transferred
from White piur county 10 Exc county
in December, 1883. AMI tn. trial was
commenced in the District Court o! this
county J.uurry 2S, and closed February
.. 1854, the jury r,Idc:irsa verdict OF
not guil;y.
We ire in possession OF all the facts
necessary TO render an itemizcd account
OF the expense OF thHt trial, but 1t sun.-
mary it, Eu4! tent fDt tbs purposes Of
this article, and hence We present the
following:
Cl:Ik Fees ..... ......S 81 80
Fees Tor 80 Jur1gs, !irs! day.. % %
Fees ior y Jurors, sdlys...... 2SS on
Mileage Tor IL Jurors ........ i2I 80
3lca.s for Il Jurors loo 90
Zee, for lG Witnesses allowed ON
Court Ordc!s............?05 80
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Total .......SlG2l 80

loihl 1890. lbSl 81
From .ho r5ovc il appears that White
Pine county a!:ll owes this county
SIG 50. We have the names Of the
jurors together with the nmount OF $40
fees rnd the mileage paid to each one.
also the rnmcs @. the witness aud the
mount rn:i 10 ouch one Oh Cuu,t
orders. but We do not think il necessary
10 !cnSthen :hi- mt;cie 10y publishing
the list M j; would not be Of general
interest to ;hc anl lie. Anyone desiring
to see mn i;cmized account Of the cx-
penscs OF that t!ial can be nccuinmc-
dated by calling Mt the INDEPENDENT
Office.
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ST.1EI: IESSDS.
Ncarlf Half u Million Acres Ar
30. piled Tor Inst Scnr.

Nearlf Half a 7Eiiiioa Acres ~
.sr. piled Tor Inst Scnr.
The Surv, yor.G cncrIl has Iurniahcd
the papers With II statement Of the lands
applied for III 1891. hom which the TO-
lowing is taken:
There were / 800 applications to rur'
chase State lind bed. covering i2S. 1853
u3 acres. ....
Applied for in tho several counties of
,is State rs .ollJws:
CoUSriEs. #. 10 Acn%s.
GhurcnIll 49,. ...... 49,. G,''l 81
Douglas ..-........ 49, ii'-l' ~
~ ..... .l'o,ei- 20
Ls.ur Ida 4,5lI "a
Eureka 800. ...... ..-..... Z''i-- 40
humboldt Oi.S5l 80
Lnmicr. . 26,.Sl IL
iinculI. 1850 ~
l,uu ...... S,5i0 IS
Sye. S,I4O -
Ormshy. 1904 e.
Store lIa 80
Wsshoc. 81, 500 IS
White Pine .......... H,OlS %
Total. $3.50. fSo ID
3 OF this amount there was selected OF
the Two. MiIlion-Acrc-Grant
In tho Enrrkn Land District 22G. E0t ~
In tie Car. oil Laud District 1866 LOG Is
Total 80. .............3o 81, 40 -
s:SinGiy-two contracts we're issued il
duplicate Covering IL, tOl GS ncrcs at
81 20 per acre. ......
Twenty eight rumiIacta covering B.
2G1 Os acres at 50 Oh per acre, repre-
srntins S22,9 $50 IS, draw ng interest.
State Land Patents were ISSUED Gov
cIing u .O0G CT Icrcs.
The State has rpl-.ved two approved
lists o; land:
No. G.-CNrson City Land District,
4l.O37,05.
No. G.-Eurs,n Land District, 31,-
500, 90 acres, on which contracts viii be
Issued u, tho expiration of the legal
tune.
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no 1Inn,s LAMA.

Grover Cleveland, President Of the
United Sint'H, warns ii! y mons claim
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SOROFU IA

Idonot believe that
Ayers S~arsaparilla
has an equal ~ . euro
for ScrofulOus Iiu-
mors. j. is pleasant
20 AXE, gives strength
10 tho body, aud pro-
duccs = moro pcrIna-
ncnt result than any
medicine | ever used.
Haincs, North
Lindalc, Ohio.
| have used ayers
S~aralpayiila, IN my
family, for ScrCfula,
ana know, II u j.
taken faithfully twill
thoroughly eradicate
this terrible disease.
w. .iuwl0r, 3D.,
G~rccIyi!!c, Tenn.
For forty years I
have suffered with
i.gyHipclas. l have
tried various remedies
FOR my complaint, bat
found no relief until
l. commenced using
Ayers ~SarsapaTilla.
After taking ten bot
ties of this medicine L
am completely cured.
- NJ. G.. N~Incsbury,
l];ocl;pOrt, Me.
l have suffered, for
years, from Catarrh,
which was 40 severe
that il destroyed my
appetite and weak
cnnt my sy3tcm.
After trying other
remedies, without re-
lief. | began to tako
Ayers ~SarsaIarilla,
and, in a few months,
was cured. - Susan Il.
Cook, 30 Albany st.,
Boston, Mass.
Ayers ~SarsaplrilIa
is superior 10 any
| blood purifier that !
ever tried. 7 hayo
taken IL for Scroiula,
ICankCr, and Salt
RlIcuIn. and received
much benefit from it.
1t ia good, also. for
n weak stomach. -
Mile Jane PIERCE. S.
Bradford, Mass. It
'oYconopS!in
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Total cost of triul........StGol so
On April 30, 1881, White Pine county
paid to ElSo county, cash Oh nccoumt OF
the expense Of snid uiGl. ....... 905 20
Balance due E!ko county. ... ZIG 80
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Total. ....... 100 ID
, OF this amount there was selected OF
the Two. Million Acrc-Grant:
In tho Enrrkn Land District 22G, F0t ~
In tie Car. OH Lnud District 1876, LOG Is
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How Good ronm, ARE u,.inc,

G. ". II:rsH.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-30
News from the Levant.

From the far east comes the cheering intelli-
gence Of the beneficial effects Of that wonder
full revitalizing agent, the Compound Oxygen,
manufactured by DIS. STARKEY & PALEY,
No. 1929 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. or 331
Montgomery street, San Francisco, CAL
"Will you be so kind as to send to my adj
dress two bottles Of the Compound Oxygen. I
think that am benefited by the Compound
Oxygen. Mrs. Farnsworth, of Ceserea An
oent Cappodocoa, and Mrs. Riggs of Antioch,
near Aleppo, are also sure that they have been
benefited. Please send as soon as possible.
j. G.. Bliss.
"Lovant Agency Bib.e House, Constantine
pie, Feb. s, 1887"
For further information direct as above for
their interesting brochure, which win be sent
FREQ hV mnil
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For the Constitution.
Where St Johns loving waters rise and swell
About her feet, doth my beloved dwell
Erstwhile. bedccked in glory and In pride
ngowing. sammy beauty naught could hide
She held secure Her regal queenly sway
within the land-and none could say Her nayl
Unto Her courts. in those dear vanished times,
Came suitors from far distant lands aud climes
And hung about Her skirts and kissed Her feet
Aud plead for Her caresses and the sweet
CHS that She in graciousness could give
10 them, that they by very love might live
And She. beloved Queen, with careless hands
srewed love and life and health throughout Her
lands.
And open nung Her gates and welcomed ALL
Whoever entered them-nor this ALL a.
she gave Hersolf-Her beauty, love and life
To those who sought Her in Her pleasures rife
She kissed away the tears that grief would bring
She touched and thus She baushed sorrows sting
She wrapt Her arms, in love, about the old
Who to,tared towards the place where graves I'M
fold,
And held them thus in Her strong warm embrace
Till they could gaze Death with fearless gracel
And SO, Her fame grew great and far was spread
| And blessings showered on Her gracious head
But there was one whose sceptre never spares
Who N Her glory sno'e Her unaweresl
whore St Johns loving waters rise and swell
About her feet, doth my Beloved dwelll
! Oh. my Beloyed Guilty OF no crime
| And yet 50 stricken In thy sunny prlInel
| Thine arms empty and thy gates aIo fast
| And all thy glory but dreamed-of past
| Thy very name q stencil in all tho land
| And thou art srnitsen with a heavy hand
| For Death hath called thee wanlon. and hath staid
| Thy warm cRresses and in anger laid
| His seal upon Thee, wruging bitter tears
l From eyes that never wept In former years.
| His wand hath wounded all thy suitors sore
Some hath Tie slain-and Others never more
| win gather at thy feet MS IN the past
! when life was Love aud Love was sworn TO last
| Poor wounded stricken Queenl So wrapt in grief
| So sailed, unkempt and hurt beyond belief
Weep on, weep onl Let salt and bitter tears
Flow down thy pallid cheeks-they drown youi
feGts
! WHOM tncy are wept upon sisters breast,
| Who from the North would bring thee Peace and
RCst
/ So cover close and let thy salt tears flow
Like rain-but some day, smiling, thou shalt know
! low Sisters. rising IN their strength 70 wield
! Their layelins Swallowed Thee with many shield
Frank COnOley
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