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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

DOR SALE OR IRA DE-For merchandise or good
IL real estate. first mortgage note Of $50 on 20
acres Of land that sold for f4uj, due liz year at
per cent also l, q good cigars and farm and city
residence close TO business. A. j. Edgeworth room
H. Getto block HH
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

Passengers fox Wellsford, for Co.dwater
and Ashland be sure and take Lakes
straight line and save twenty-four hours
time; arrives at Coldwater at $50 p. ID.
Lift
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
Car Service. Wichita 10 Kansas City
via the santa Re Route

a u " HUH Z NItl K Ua1~I
By II. H. MAXWELL. Deputy.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
"Eiisworth short Line"
st. Loui. & san Franclsco RYl

Passengers for all points In Colorado.
Wyoming. Idaho, Utah. Montana, Nevada,
Washington territory and Oregon, should
travel vis the Ellsworth Short Line Ih-
opening Of this line gives n the trav-isr The
shortest end quickss. route Frss family
sleeping cars Ellsworth 20 The princiT~l
points in above territories without csanzs,
For full information apply 70 ". ID har-
dock, passenger ana ticket agent, IL sorth
Main rrYe@s Oh
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
FOB TRADE

ITO TRADED acres land well improved;
i acres ia wheat, al fenced and cross fe1ced- Ad
toinirg the town Of Conway SpriBg.- vii trade
for uuincumbered unlGyrOyed Inside wichita
property. address William Sp,eer "ipteid. h.n-
dEi-G
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

II OMELESS WOMEN-Homeiess women out OF
IL employment vii find shelter cheaper than
II any place IN the CITY by coming the Faith
Home. 1l5 Pennsylvania ave, one door north OF
Douglas, lift
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
Fast Train 20 st. Louis and the East via
Missouri Pacific KY

Composed of day coaches, elegant free
reclining chair cars, and Pullman sleepers,
leaves Wichita at lbs a. m runs
through TO St. Louis solid. arriving there
at go a. m. next day This IS one and
one-half hoursquicker than any other line
running both reclining chair cars and
Pullman sleepers from here through with
ouu change City ticket Office l51 Main
street
f. E BLECKLEY.
dl49tf Pass and Ticket Agen -
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

Y. {. MELVILLE,
Travelling Pass. Agt., st. Louis. Mo.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

L>OR SALE. CHEAP-A well selected law library
L of 10 volumes. at room ]. No. 205 North Main
street. dZ2 LIST
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
FINANCIAL.

VTyAN7FD-ve have nscrey 70 ioAr On Eve TearH
w ttga. q city aud sar-, properly. also shSsz
tina on mortgages and ncses steyzFd 4 CszSrsaa
M0y,gAxs corEk1oy ~ ssssgSsck bulldog Si1s1
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
ana Cloth

Aiphabsticzi index tabs rlsds 20 order
Orders BY uiasl promptly attended %. Ac
dress the Wichita EAGLE. " tcbits Kan
Trss
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
15-tf
Blank City Lease.

Our form of lease on city property is the
most complete and perfect one yet gotten
up. 1t was prepared by an attorney who
S authority ON such business. S4-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

In order to encourage local travel aud IN
afford opportunity to our patrons Of visit
ing their friends and relations who may
reside In localities reached by our lines,
we (the Missouri Pacific railway have ar
ranged for the sale of round trip local
tickets at the reduced rate of
ONE AND oSE-THIKD LOWEST FIRsT-CLAss
FARE FOR THE HOUND TRIP
20 any point on our line within n radius Of
two hundred miles These tickets will be
on sale December 23<t, 24th and 18th. issS.
and January lst, los9. good 10 return Oh or
before January 81. 1899 For further In
formation call at the city ticket Office. l37
" Main. or at depot. corner Second aud
Wichita streets +. r BLECKLgT,
27-sf l.. and I. A.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

nor SAIE-The Kentucky Hat Store IA over
Il stocked and over crowded with fine underwear,
gloves hats caps etc; must sell II not my prc,
then at yours. Remembrr the place, lC6 North
Main, old New York store. north end. d2u
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
ST. Louis Produce

ST. Louis. Dec. 8.
FLOCR-Cnchancpd
-MHEAT-Declined aSic early but reacted later,
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
FOR sALE--MISCELLANEOUS

DOR SALE-One good bank counter. one good
Il steel bank vault and one consoi dated time lock
safe nearly new. All in hood order. Address lock
box III. kingman, Kan. d25-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
Daily - Eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wichita Market.


FURNISHED by Ditmars, toris Z"
stock Commission Herchants-J -
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS Dec. =.
Tho following charges and rules govern .A si"
x.rdS: yardage on hogs &c per head Oh cta. I'M
"a Sbeen &c Hay. 81 per cwt: corn, 90 H. nor
Sommissions: SO per car on hogs Sattie, 'o wv on
heaa. ICc n head on wagon hogs, ana % PEI S staGs
sheen Inspectors dock pregnant soWs ~ anu S'Ns'
50 pounds.
CATTLE.
Receipts light but sufficient to supply the oensi
nc the remnants Of Christmas TURKEY SUN lso. go
with our butchers but look for a ciesranee 5I
week when we think some good putChe's o''''
can be used at strong prices. o.-ao On
Suckers and feeders. SO IA
Cows and heifers-eStra. 80 ..
Cows and hefers-Sooo-..... $50 m
Cows and heferS-falr '''-A S2S5I IN
Common. n.eI IN
HOGS.
Receipts continue light. The demand = orlsE las az
fbe hackers are not curing enough 70 heeP -.
in oeration and ali receipts are taken Festof hii
strong prices as compared with Kansas ol! nc
the market is sc lower there, our hogs are se4li "
yesterdays notch. s,oo,, OK
Good heavy. SrSG SSIx
Good light ''''-'-'-'
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
New York Produce.

BuTTER-Dull and unchanged Dairy creamery
2s&0c; good To choice, 2S,s24ec fine dairy pa Sc
good to choice 2iaee
EGGS-Dull ISdI.c
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
Christmas and New Year Holieay Excursion

Pass. and Ticket Agent. I22 North Main
street, Union Depot and Douglas avenue
station dG-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROGERS.

THoS. a. BAYLEY. Z. T. BATE.
BAYLEY & BATE,
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
We are prepared to make surveys of city lots give
grades establish corners lay of additions, or to lay
of towns additions in any part OF the state; to
make pats for record display maps, blue prints,
etc. To do railway engineering of all kinds Ill all
branches.
County surveying done promptly,
Headquarters for The Bayley Abstract Co, Ac-
curate abstracts furnished with dispatch.
Office, ia North Main Street, front room upstairs
do.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

Il unimprovtd lands In kingman and adjoining
counties; also choice city property in hingan. the
leading salt city Of the west fine list OF invest
ments always hand. l take good
mortgage securities, Address James z. &ead
Kingman, Kan. d26-tI
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
E. E HAMILTON II. D.

A53S$@$Sg$5E< Specialties: Diseases OF tho
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat,
Catarrh and fitting glasses
HsT[PV638z4x,sI Once III y. Market ST. Israel
E and Myers Block.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

The Atchison, Topeka Sc Santa Fe have
now in their night train service leaving
Wichita at $3.50 y. m, the latest and most
approved pattern of free reclining chairs.
These cars will be run daily. Ia addition
to this Pullman service on morning train
from Newton, and through Pullman cars
daily on the $50 p. m train to Kansas
City, Atchison and St. Joseph.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA R'Y
brock Island Route.

GOING NORTH AND EAST. ARRIVES LEA'Es'
No. > Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast CO. ~
Express daily..........;. : % VI o'' A u
No. : Kansas City, Z Louis
and Chicago Through 90.
Mail and ex daily. 49,; s 81 ~ 80
No. Kansas City. ST Louis
and Chicago night ex oE
daily ....-..: y 50 VI NJ !"
No. 81 Accommodation, 500,
daily except Sunday. il W NJ l. VI L 0d
GOING SOUTH.
No. 5 Kansas City, st Louis eco
and Chicago eX- daily. bU NJ o-o A
No. / Kansas City, st Louis
and Chicago through
mail and L. daily. W NJ III p NJ
No. 81 Accomm odatlon
daily except Sunday 80. 2 ~ NJ . ~ 7 NJ
EIegantfree reclining chair cars Oh all trains; ana
Pullman sleepers night trains. Tickets soid anu
baggage checked through 10 all points nor h. south
east and west. City ticket office 200 East Douglas
avenue; passenger station corner Douglas and
Mead avenues e. A, RUTHERFORD,
Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29

Attorney At Law and callecsso2 sSes. No lEssn
treet. Wichita. kansaA
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A stock OF goods, two cows, team
w wagon and harness, and piano. Have good
property that Will ruit You TO exchange for above
Lloyd Is. Eerrell, room 8. Terrell bldg. 1lOtf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

1T IS fast becoming evident that Hsr-
 ris0n IS no mean opponent for the noui-
 ns.ion. Much enthu siAsm is evinced
 xhs. his name IS mentioned, snd his
 llassrious ancestors are not belittled by
 .hls 10 less illustr;ous decendent. A
 ticket considerably talked of is Harrison
 sni dswley, and its inpurt is grester
 ths1 appears st first blush. If there is
 say one man in the country that the Eoosier element will stand on th sir
 hssi for, that man is Ben Harrison. A strong indication of his great strength in Indians, is his carrying the delegation sclid, ss against SO good a man as Gres han. snd Hsvley in Connecticut, Is like s man at 8 family reunion, r'ght in the center of hIs friends. It can be said si;hoat tear of successful contrsdic- :ion, that Joseph R. HAwley coald carry the nutmeg state by larger majority hsu the E spuolIcsn- Of that state hsve Sc sn for destds. The carrying of In- diana by Hsrrlson, and Connecticut by n ,~ley means ths; the Republican par ty csn elect it's president though they lose the state of New York znd that nssus 8 good deal in the November bat sis. Gresham snd HIwley could pro- bsbly accomplish the same satisfactory result, whether Hsvley-vho figured in ihe lest convention ss a Presid.ntisi candidate and is h the same attitude to- asy-csa be induced to accept the sec ond plsos ou the ticket. IS not certain, bui Hsvley is an who will do good dssl 10 see right victorious over wrong.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
WEEKLY CITIZEN SATURDAY. JUNE 80, ISssi

WHILE he red b4ndsns IS gnsving iu.5 ,hs history of the times as she em- b.sns.lc design of that uncertain quap- r,g known as ihe Dsmocrstio ps'sy. the s.s-s Gnd stripes gre Bow waving in Chi c.yo over the work of the party that dId 20 much to prevent It's dismemberment. When we come 10 regard the eternal s.Bsss of things it does not seeol i'm prepsr that anything thst IS good suough for Thurmsn's use m oonnec- ton with his nasal oEEGo, should be highly appropriate in the capacity of bsnner, ss least for that portion of the Democracy that made such stren 1ous strides to snatch the stars from the em- blsa of Freedom that waves to-day over ths party of protection. both over its psnousl flag and its lsboring men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
A Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made and that. too, by lady ID Ihis county. Disease fastened it's clutches upon and for seven years she sithstood its severest tests. but her vital organs were undermined and death .eemsd imminent For three months She coushed necessarily and could DO, sleep. She bought of us bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption and vss SO much relieved on taking first dose that she slept sil night snd with ope bottle hss been miraculou-ly cured Her nsns is Mrs. Luther Lu,z." Thus vnts ". O Hamrick < Co, of Shelby. H. 0. Get . free trial bottle st Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

THE dispatches this morning say that there is scheme on foot among Blsine's friends to nominate him after first giv- i1g Harrison s chance to beat sherman Tbs may account for Hsrrison's strong vote. It is possible that already the mss hIne-y has been put in motion to satisfy Harrison Hs to his possibilities and after convincing him that be cannot be nominated, the outcome may be the ssiDing of material strength for the Blaine movement. Blsine's name vii. yet be dsscrie3 against the political hOr- izo1, ss the winning ticket of 'sS, if th' will of the great masses Of the people IS consulted, ss they are to-day more to Blaine than ever before. A ticket made up of such men as Blame and Harrison would sweep the country like the politi cal cyclone attending the election O Lincoln.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

SHERMAN is devel ping & degree of strength ths. is very thfeafen ng to the oiner csndids;es. and his backiug ls O ihs; unoom2romislnR, study mstefisi from snich much may be expected ID the way O, vigor and staying qualities. The fact IS that Sherman hes been be fore the country so long that people hsFe come to be thoroughly fsmilisr silh his acts and hIs record is & matter Of household history. Consequently Eben delegates with these many siSsu- tsses before them, conclude that they want John Sherman, 1t IS b conclusion reached with all, the facts appertsInipg to his sysilibllity st theIr fingers eEd. The! gre cogpizsnt of even the details. and 1t is not sn easy matter to change the minds of men who have arrived at conclusion from So advantageous standpoint; perhaps the candidacy or tbis gifted Ohioan. with his upimpeaoha- ble record for ability and integrity will play 8 more prominent part in prevent ing the stsmpedIng of the convention to 8 dark horse. than any other one man before that august body. The men tha' gre managing the Sherman oonungen' sre cool thinking, diplomatic poilhcisns eIoeliently yersed ID the work before them, who are not in the habit ot los ipg their grip on anything they nave once acquired, but possess strong arm that reaches out in it's everlasting enor' 10 add to what they already possess. And they have, as sn encouragement The advantage of working for man that under no circumstances that csn srlse will shIrk the iseue, or consider the de- sirsbllIty of having his name withdrawn. The knowledge of Shermsn's character istic firmness and unyieldinR nsture IS SD important factor to oonsider ID con nsction with the possibility of break for Blaine at the proper stage Of pro csedinss. If such 6 break occurs It sill be without the help of John Sher- ArD, ana lt VIII Dc in Ah7 AHST Na --~ most strenuous efforts Gresham, hsI- nson, Depew, or Allison may be won over, but John Sherman will stand sloof' EDd go down if needs be with bis oolors 10 the breeze, like Gen. Sherman, he possesses indomIthble pluck and Ter tliity of resources in emergencies that calls for the admiration of friends and .he envy of his enemies. As a party nominee be would be immessursbly the Superior of Cleveland and would un- queshonsbly make 8 successful csm- pNEn. HIs good record might tell
 sOneahst against him with the coast delegates, but if it becomes evident that Sherman is Co be the man, the coasters vlll heartily congratulate themselves on securing 6 nominee thst is impreEnsole to the assaults of the enemy and who sill be the uneurmountsble obstacle to Cleveland posing as President of the
 United States for smother term.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

As noticed in ths CIrIzES's editorial o' yesterday Harrison IS a very promis- iCa candidate. Tue last bslIot to-day places him secoai with 213 votes. His large gaIns from New York and else where are indicative ot the conf Iencs of states having large interests at stake. Harrison wili play sn important part to the end of the conventions lsbors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

snd Protection" which was loudly cheer.
 ed. The ex:itemen, oontinusd sminuies Thos. Fitch, of California, vas then
 pfeseoted snd began . speech on Repuh
 llcsrhm in the course of watch he said
 Inst ihs nominee of the convention
 would be elected ID November by ,he migniest populsr vote since the dead
 nero ot Appomstox last listened to ite
 thunder. This sentimsnt was vsrmly
 greeted. but the deleastes by shis time bad D. gan moving tosArds The doe rs and fl.oh gave up in dIsPnst. In . short iins the hall was empiied. Oouventios called to order as I00s
 when proceedings were actually opened ny Oharmsn Estee ealing on Senator
 Warner Miller 70 preside, Blsbop s. Fellows of Chicaso delivered the DIvire iIvoosiIon. The conversion, after p-ayrrs, proceeded to ihe first ballot oi he day sEd fourth of the cunvsntlon Just after the vote of ths oonvt niiob had besn snnouoosd, hcKiuley arose and said be could not. vIsn jn<sics b bis personal in,egrisy to Shssmsn, per uit his nsma to be used m eonnectOI with the presidency. He sAid he was - o hGPtC0C1soAN0 OA fpd under instructions from his state t. use every possible enjesvor to eecurt Shetmsc's nomination.
 As delegates assembled in the hall, the lmpEessIOn grew stronger that no result would be reached this morning, snd it vas considered probsbls that no oominstion would be made until Mon day. It WAS considered likely thsi the Sherman forces cf Peuneylvanis sodld 90 over to Harrison if they were uusble Co suoceed with Allison. Mo kinley was regarded ss sn extremely promising dark horse. The indication. are thss all of Ihs com bin aiions have not been fixed up yet.
 CHIcAeo, June 22 The Tribune ssyr the anti Harrison forces have combined to prevent hIs nomiustio this morning and after ballot or two viil adjourn sc unite on some other candidate. Thf News sAys the ticket still looks lik, Blaine aud Harrison or Blaine and | Alger The Tribune says Alser sDc | Allison gained strength during the l night The Herald says Alger and Ali sor men are very hopeful and rsys that part of Pepnsylvsnia will 20 10 AllisoS | after Sherman. Papers agree shsi sf present Hsrnson is the mos. prominent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

SENATOR HALE, of Maine, says when :he break comes, look out for Allisou. A remark from so shrewd & reader of political sign, is entitled to considers- ton. A noticeable fact is She constant sccessions to Allison on each ballot. while in DO instance has be suffered 8 loss of votes. Allison is a man bis party can well feel proud of He possesses brains, snd a spotIess chsrac- ter, and is in every way 8 national poll ticIap.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

IRE small hut ever increasing gains O. Blaine has conside able SignIfcanor, and must be enc 'uraEinS to Californis. Maine is very carefully hol ting sloof un- nl It hss been demonstrated that Bl zipe has bsoome a necessity, then Maine with many other states will wheel into line.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Buekiru's ArnIca SaIye.

The Bsss Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum- Fever Sores. Tetter. Chspped Hands. Chilbl.ins. Corns. and all Skin Erup- sisss, and positively cures Piles. or ns pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect saiisf action, or money refunded. rrics IS oents DOT box For sale by Geo. Hartir.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

IRE Detroit Tribune comes to us tbis Seek the largest dsily newspaper ever received st this office. The issue of June l7th. contains 4S pages and the amount of reading matter is simply enormous. The occasion of this large eais'On 10 doubt IS the receipt of one of 'ks lases, Hoe psriecsinR presses, with c aaPaaity of aa.o0o per boar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

IF break in the forces of the several candidates occurs that does not so 10 Bihoe. Forsker ia the most promising dark horse. with Hisoock, O; New York. 6 good second.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

BAN FRAso1soo, Juse a. Best 4 Beleher, S75: Crooker. 06; Chollar, a3s; Con. Virsinis. 10 co; Confidence. 1900; Gould < Curry. B 25; Hale 4 norrroes, 762-; Locomotive, 20: Peer, .I5, Peerless. 225; Potosi, $40; Opbir. T 1l3, Ssv.ge. 45 Sierra Nevsrs, 37O; UnrDn Con- 75; Yellow Jsaket. 4SO.
 HpLBaooK, A,is. June 23.-AtSo'clock ,his .fsss sooa irs started in the south wesl port,on of town, destroying she co., tire bosipsss part including the A, & P. depot, seeti0n house snd c large pumoer of cara Loss not les than txo hun drek tAonssnd dollars. Fire stiu buru- isx but under control
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
THIRD BALLOT.

During the calling of the roll the convention became boisterous, and cheered ss the votes were announced. i very enthusiss;io outourst tcnk place when Californis vsssa sclidly for BlAiss;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Warrants Payable.

All warrants on General Fund of Pima Go. registered prior 10 Au1ust lss. 1887 are now das ard psysble st my offict.
 JOHN 8. WeoD Tfea<.
 BRs HzsKT Depty. Tucson June At. lSS8.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

Tucson June 2si. 1858.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-02

There deserves TO be SONS mention
made OF the very interesting memorial
| exercises held on Decoration Day ut
Pleasant Hill, MIL Greek Hundred,
under the auspices OF Reynolds Poet,
NJ 8, g. A. r The church waR beau
| tlfully decorated with everRIeens and
flowers, the American Gag was ies-
TONED around the pulpit aud flags add
flowers were distributed with charming
effect throughout the church. Patriotic
| music was rendered by the church
choir. Addresses were delivered by
Francis NJ. Walker, Esq, and Horace
g. Knowles. n law student of Whining.
ton. Mr.. Walkers address Was very
interesting and well delivered. He
spoke of the prominent part Delaware
soldiers took In both the revolutionary
| and civil wars. He said that after the
battle OF Gettysburg the dead soldiers
| of Delaware were found nearest. the
rebel line, Nr. Knowles followed Mr..
Walker In forty minute speech
He 10 very young man, yet most
| earnest and eloquent public speaker.
He surely has the making OF an excel.
lent platform orator. His opening re.
marks were very Humorous, and his
audience WAS oonvnlsAd with laughter
He spoke Of this eternal charm DuoorA
ton Day should have for the American
people, and touchingly referred to the
kindred reoollecticns OF sadness and
g.adness tina. day brings US. He spoke
In words Of Rolden praise OF the Grand
Army Republic, this ranks OF which are
growing thinner every year, and when
enc drops out there is no recruit TO tsks
his place. He sucoinelly rev!e we'd the
causRs OF the civil war, and then reoit, d
the ereatest battles and other important
circumstances of our struggle for no
tlonal exiB'ence. While he praised the
valor sn1 heroism of the Union soldiers,
he dtd not bsFate the Oonfedcsates, but
spoke araoiously and kindly OF them.
In closing the speaker appealed to Eis
hearers to always remem Der their 0bli-
CATION TO tho American flag; though
dIssentions and disoord might spTiuR
up and political differences come be.
tween US, stick by the old q g, which
Is large enough to spread over the utire
continent, ADD for which more blool
has tesn shed than for any banner TINT
waves In the sight Of heaven. MIR
Knowles spec Oh WAS most effective and
foroible, as WAS evidenced by the clese
attention OF the large sudiepoe. This
exercises passed off very pleasantly,
and for the SUCCESS ettsined much
credit Is dua the la lies for their jealous
aid and contributions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-02
ras LrrrLn enAva ON rH. HILL.

Thsre's spot on the hillside tar away,
where In gu nj er the grass grows green;
Where, beneath . Tus tiiDg elm Irees "a ade
A moss-ooyeFed stone IL seen
IT'S quiet and unfrs quented SPOT,
A solitude lone and Wild;
xet-s0me bo5y's hopes are buried there
IT'S tho grave OF . little child.
In winter, alai! that mossy stone
ls hid meath . shfoui OF snos;
Bat around II In springtime, fresh and
The daisies and violsts grow;
And Ger II the summer breez e bow,
with o fragrance soft and mid,
AND the autumn's dead leaves thickly
That grave Of little child.
And every year there's o redbreas. comes
hen the month OF Nay 10 nign,
And builds her nest In this quiet spot,
N Ia tue elm troo's branches biKf;
with her melody iweet by the hour sh 0
ssifby tho scene besuilsd,
lPerhsps-who kuowl7-'lis an angel comes
10 tho grave Of t az little lid.
Yes. somsbt avs hopes lie buried there,
some mother Is weeping In vain,
For, though years may come and years may
Twill never come bacs again;
Yet blessed are thlB, VINO 10 IA Youth,
The pure and undefilsd;
Sons road 10 Aesvsa, perchanos, runs
through
That grave of a little child.