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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

CALIFORNIA owes it to the Republican
Senate that the Chinese exclusion law was
passed. The Administration never intended
the bill should go through. 1t did its ut
most to stay its progress in the Senate.
California now owes it to Republican Rep
resentatives in the House that bill was
drawn and put through providing for an
efficient guard along the British territorial
lines to prevent Chinese slipping in over
the border.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18
FIRE. SLEEPING CAR
0NEpI ANN ExcIIReInhS


FTlHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY WILL
L commence running their celebrated FAM
LILY SLEEPIAG CARS. completely equip ed
with mattresses, curtains, blankets. pillows
with table in each section. free, and requiring
nothing to be furnished by the pa-senger.
dates commencing WEONESDAY, October
10th from Los Angeles, and every Wednesday
thereafter, aud from San Francisco, Sacra-
menio, Stockton. San Jose, Lathrop. Fresno.
Tulare, Marysyille and Colfax, THURSDAY
October 1l:h, and every Thursday thereafter
until December 3lst. Connecting at Sacra
mento with Los Angeles train Thursday after
noon.
These celebrated Sleeping Cars will be in
charge of uniformed porters, who viii be re-
quired to look after the wants and comforts of
passengers, ana see that cars are kept clean.
Positively no smoking allowed in these cars.
THIRTY-F1VE D0t LAsS is the price of
tickets with free sleeping car aceommodationsl
from above named points to The Missouri river
and charges nrcportionzteiy low to points be-
yond.
For further inform aticn regarding the Union
Pacific Excursions write or apply in person to
d ". HITCHCOCK. Gens raj Agent,
20. | Montgomery sirest. San Francisco.
9. I. HANNA. Agent.
No. 1918 Second Street. Sacramento. Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

BISMARCK, the shrewd, fsr-seeing states
man, and widely calculating Premier OF
Germany was not speaking at random
when he said:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PEARS is the purest and best soap ever
made.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

Because it is my deliberate judgment that the
prosperity of America is mainly due to its sys-
tenn of protective laws, l urge that Germany has
now reached that point where it is necessary TO
INITIATE the tariff system of the United States
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

1.-TWO COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS
i to rent at 1il9 fifteenth street, between X
and l.. o16 3,ued
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18
Answer to Open Letter

Rooms OF REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CENTRAL) !
COMMITTEE OF SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
SACRAMENTO Octnhar Il 1883
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

LTOR SALE-A FINE FOLDING DUCK BOAT.
l. made in the East; the owner not situated to
use II. Inquire at 6l2 Il street, between Sixth
and Seventh OlS-6ia
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

EoR SALE CHEAP-A COMMANDER HOUSE
Il furnace, with tin pipe registers, ETC. Apply
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

FFO LET-AN UPSTAIRS FLAT OF SIX
L rooms, with bathroom improvements all
modern. Call at butcher shop, southeast corner
seventeenth and streets It*
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

STRAGED FROM NEAR ANTELOPE
~ Souel Horse, with white stripe in face and
barb-wire cut on inside of right fore foos; about
10 years Of age. Finder win be rewarded on re.
turning TO lumber yard, Twelfth ana J streets.
OILS If
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

EiOR RENT-TWO NEW COTTAGES ON
L Fourteenth street, between and P; gas and
all modern improvements. Inquire at 1908 P
street. o1S2t4
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

Regular meeting of Court Sacramento.
NO; 6Sol, A. .. F., THIS kVENING, at 7:30
O'Clock. All visiting brothers invited.
JOHN MORRIS, R. s. If:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

W. H. sHERBURN. Auctioneer.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

Meeting of Hat Brigade and Glee Club,
eL hepuDlcan Headquarters, 1909 Fourth street.
THURSDAY kVENIAG, October 18th New
uniforms have been adopted, and d permanent
organization will De effected.
1t GECRGE Fl. CLARK
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18
NEW AlsYERTisEn eNTS.

sumner Relief Corps, No II.-Reeuiar
meeting at Changers Hall THIS CThufsday)
EVENING, at 7:30.
REBECCA ]. ESTES, President
CAROLINE G. HANCOCK, Secretary It's
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18

Special Meeting of Sacramento o
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 8, THIS Thurs "a
day EVENING, at 7:30 O'Clock. Soourn- KY
order of the II. P.
WIN. B. DAVIS Secretary. 1t*
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

For aiNl-Reads, Lstt er-Heedss Gard.
voucAeg-p. and All kim ds q Jen cflnt.
ing, eit ner Fancy or e1aAn appAxA ~
ths Rec erd once.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

2o0000 ~ !: Il; J; !, :: =: !:
ssss Ss1sS ~ 4 ne.sy fssssx tAts snysni9.s 3!
rrsean1a Vith go hcx. Agents. wanted eve.y.
NM, a sisls9 -. q al aeee. ~ ~ Y ne
tinst = spass ~ eaiy. y vSSs foy 9 . 49, .
iutsly Sls1ss1 Dsa't Aslay. =. hAxAszz .
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

- Ths BUYnRs' ouIDEis
issued March and Sept,
tach year. II 10 an ENJOY
cl6pedia of useful infor-
nation for all v-ho pur-
chase thu Injuries or the
- neesssities Of life. We
en- eabt6e you and hrnish you with
~ ~ neoenaAry and unnecessary
aGeli4neee 70 ride, walk. dance, sleep,
~. 1eAs hunt work. 20 to church.
cgo1av - hene, and in various sises.
soyeot en8 Quantities. Jtiat flgure out
W119 y rAldired 70 do al these things
e1 xuyI1Uk !, and you can make fair
glsy6RfS q The valne Of the HUYIRs'
uQ3Q4 which VIII bs sent upon
n6e(1nt: ~ 10 csnts 70 PAY postAge.
MoMJQ JQolaERY WARD q co.
1331A4711dG1n Avenue, ohicago. NJ
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

In connection with the establishments 10 plete
Shop and am prepared to execute pity all
orders for Copper Tin and Sheet Iron
Work, steam, Air, Water and
Exhaust Pipe Plumbing
and Pump Work.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

The Stock comprises the Best Grade of Goods obtanable
and prices Reduced to figure that Dees Competition
,r1m Ex.1on 70 AExs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

rs,sr.d =. ~ fsAdncs 4 Pioehs. NevsdA.
.s escond.class natf.e.
- -saiSIu-(au-.s.s-aA-.--.s-.-s.. : ! ! ! -
xOveLrles IN JEWELS.
White onyx set with diamonds is much
10 favor for sleeve links.
4 hsndsans d. e aasilser bonboa-
sisrs Il yssAt = asld n fsii sail.
A color tabs Of gold, having isweled
esp. il an odd dssiga il SCENT bottles.
A ANAL csoua Of sssd pearls and tur.
auoisss is . plssains design in scarf pins.
A tssfoil ef psasl. with diamond bass.
makss'as ssszmeivs top for boanst pin. |
A golden sAsate. hsH hiding awasrior |
isse, in sonslisa. nakss unique brooch.
Bomb ahapsd busslss Of camso slas. |
with silver steppsss. are attractive and
useful.
An sasls's clsw. holdias ahsndsome
sapPhiss. , . pasaain6 dssisn for . angle
pross hAirpia.
A ilSll jseksy's saPcf tiny pszz:. and
surquoisss il mach admired by weasern
d seah pins.
A haunsrsd gold crssent. within
which i . tiny feFsst-us-not. Is pretty
dsaiss in asaef pins.
A hsr Il earioaaly swistsd silver. with
assai designs in snsnsl, make race-
iul aartss clasp.
MiaiatsEs sual ssst&lss and busksts Of
alver ~ A1unns ~ iasass psndauts Of.
isrrsl lpr qsssn ohsian.
osld isttials. suoess1ivs q The owners
pAms. srs much admired - psndants for
siSss husasasss.
rvs pink psarls separated BY golden
tssssl 1T with sssd pssrls is handsoms
assiss n bssast pias.
A aurb ehaia braoslet mach 70 favor il
si sttvsr. nSh nak hsias paved On top
with snsii diamonds.
Not osut,st with horseshoe alone, .
rsssst scarf pin has jsweled shoe with.
in . Roman gold wishboue.
A earuAsisa. pink paved with rubies,
having two diamond pistils, makes .
costly ~ stas.ctivs dcsisn in brooches,
\. .,v.n.;v. lao. nj. i. 4. .o,a tam.
bour;ps. In which the bell. arc repre-.
,sut.d bv alternate diamond. and sap.
ph;r.s
1855, .;,.. r;h,,o, r.vsa NTH
a,.nord. "a t-;.tsd .,onnd . crv.t.l
,.,- !, . nn;o,. as.;.. IL ,osnt bottl.,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

A party OF wits once stopped at a tav-
ern. When the feast was over one Of
the member called in the hostess.
''Angeliqus," he said. Il am going 10
give you lesson in astronomy. Have
you not heard Of the great PlatOnic year.
when everything must return to its for.
mer condition. Kpow, then that IN TO-.
0o0 years We shall bs hero again On the
same day and At the sasas hour. Will
you give US credit till them"
The hostess, however, had her reply.
II am perfectly willing. she retorted;
but it is just 1900 years since you
were here before, and you left without
paying; settle the AZ score aad I will
trust you on The sew."
The latest "victim Of tobacco IL sad
case, indeed. He is seventy years old.
| has snoked for sixty year,, and last
week be married . woman four years his
senior. Tobacco smoking Affected hii
brain. 4 Norriatown Herald.
I #
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

A ND ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A Job Printing done In ArstclAss style and
It short notice.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-23

O@ nRevUMS
Eor 100o.
s2 THIS PAPER n
EMf az e1Ascfsco
WEEKLY CALL
yxT sAS rRAsc1co
MORNINC CALL
a. ynsnuuns Ysa-rsa
PRESkDExTyAL YEAR.
TIM BAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
Abahandsome eight-pass paper It 10 Issued
evpRy fhaFs6n1. nd eoatnlns I'll Of the I'm
psrtnnt news of the week, cleaned from every
eunebr q ths giobs. complete up to dats Of
peb,loafion. II ccataim lntssesting special
eosrssposslsncs from al Il The principal sltiss
Il The world and . vast s,neant of ths best
ssssesed and original esassai iitssstnrs. lt
furnishes ths iatsst and uest reiian1s financial
nsusenh massst qnolnktsrs, aud otvn Speclsl
s3aau1lsa - herszculturnl nd agrscusarsi
Asun. - = n sssry sspasta . amealaasfsnalg
u1u~ss -. geru -
~ q ths heuseAolA kvssy sukoeriber 10
fnnwkExts cAsL ssss
MAMDS0 ONE NEW Mp
OF csaissrsa. a.A nevada
DssssifuiIy printsd "a coaoru, showing every
ssslfuad. postsnrs and sess b NJ snSs. wish
e1Dssse psDuA,len. -. efaf
TEE MrxxLt CALL viii eestaln full y.
saEssOExrxAk cAxelfsx
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tssvHs IssrSs \ wnsky
haiivs metrcpo,inu saily. It has ths iAka-
E1r CALCULATION and is recssnissd =
being the LEADING NEwsrAfkR Of ths
fscihc coast Either Of ths abovs papsn W
VIII send postpaid ~ prsmiun % sossips Of
~ following suueesipuea ps,ess ~ W -,
h Our Nail Subscribers,
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Bent County register., 1888-01-07
Honoe Concert.

Miss Rose Seals, would respectful,
ly announce to the citizens of Lamar
that she will give musical enter
tainment at the School Hall Saturday
evening, Jan. 7th. Assisted by her
Juvenile Glass of this City. Miss
Seals has been training her pupils
for the past week expressly for this
occasion, and she has arranged a
very attractive programme consisting
of Choruses, Quartettes and Solos,
which is interspersed with Beautiful
Tableaux and Pantomines. Not
withstanding this lady has been de-
prived of sight since childhood, her
musical qualifications have been care
fully cultivated, and this, together
with her capacity and method of i'm
parting instruction to the young,
fully accounts for and contributes to
the excellence OF her Concert.
Do not fail to come! Doors open
At I O'Clock. Performance begin at
1880. Admission % cents, children
under l2 years 10 cents.
Bent County register., 1888-01-07
For Sale.

One hundred md sixty acres of decided
land. Is acres under fence and cultivation,
one frame story and n half house I6xe4, one
stouc chickeh house sxi0, two barns, one Tx
"a. and nne lexl4, good well, a good cistern,
grocery store with three hundred dollar
stock, iso shocks of good corn. one COW and
eaif oee pony saddle aud bride. The above
land and chsttels are six miles south of Chiv-
ington and about twenty four miles north of
Lamar an the public road between the two
places The ranch is a stage stand and does
a good business. All will be sold for fifteen
hundred dollars. Apply to W. A. AIcorn,
Swift City. Colo, via Lamar.
Bent County register., 1888-01-07

The granting of pensions by Con
gress to the widows of Senators OF
the widows of other men who have
long held high and well paying fed
eral positions other than army officer
cannot meet the approval of the
masses of the people, and particular
" the poor man who has labored
faithfully lifetime. to provide the
necessities for his family. 1t is a
distinction shown those high in po-
i'tical standing who in most cases
are not in need of assistance, that is
well calculated to cause dlscontent,
and create sympathy in a direction
that all good citizens desire to dis
countance. Pension the old soldiers
and the soldiers widows, aud draw
the line there.
Bent County register., 1888-01-07
Lots OF Money,

To loan ON Final Proofs, Farms
and good City Property. GooDALE
q CooPER.
Go to Huddleston d Welch's for
Lamps. 1881.
Goodals d Cooper will insure your
house against loss by Fire, Lightning
or Tornadoes.
Have you seen those fine Vases
and Hanging Lamps, at Huddleston
& Welch's. 1881.
Huddleston & Welch are knocking
the bottom out prices on Hard ware.
Pumps, Stoves : Barbed-wire. 1881.
Insure you. property in good
Companies with GoopALH 4 COOPER
Huddlssion & WEIGH have large
stock of Vases and Hanging Lamps
for the Holiday trade, it will pay you
to call and see how cheap they arc
selling them. 2s-3I.
We have few more of those ele-
giant Base Heaters and cheap COM
mon Stoves which We are bound to
sell, Huddleston q Welch. 1881.
Remebsr you can get the New
York Weekly Tribune one of the
best papers in America and the REG
lsrER for two dollars and twenty five
cents cash. If,
Bent County register., 1888-01-07

See the new advertisement and in.
ducements offered by Jansen Bros.
% Demorest, they mean business for
the next thirty days.
A palace horse car loaded with
Kentucky trotters went west for Cal.
ltornla with the passenger train
wednesday morning.
The accidental shooting last Sun.
day, is a warning to boys, to leave
hre arms alone, which it il to be
hoped they will profit by.
Mrs. w. c. Wilson and two little
sons, the mother and brothers of
Mrs. J. ID. Turner, from Storm Lake.
Iowa, are here to spend the winter.
II. F. Sharple.s was in town sew
erai days this week shaking hands
With friends, he will stay at Pueblo
tins winter, aud be back here in the
spring.
We hear that II. V. Alexander,
editor of the isooky Ford Enterprise
was married a few days ago. If he
wasn't its time he should be, aud we
congratulate.
Byron ParmeDter has been slaught.
ering jack-rabbits since the snow
fell, what he does not want he gives
away and that's how We come to be
eating iack-rabbits.
]. w. Golladay accompanied dep
putty sheriff Frost to Sheridan Lake
and other northern towns last week,
to serve papers in the Treasurer con-
test case, returning Sunday evening.
DR.. Hasty was setting up the CT
gars Thursday in liberal manner,
cause he was married the evening
before. He has residence almost
completed and will be keeping house
in few days.
Letter postage will probably be re-
duced this winter to one cent Ii it
is there will be no excuse in neglect
ing to enclose stamp when an east
ern man writes west TO know all
about the country.
Who knows but what that bright
new star to be seen in the southeast,
is the star of empire, it has been trav-
cling westward for long time and
is due at Lamar where it is expected
to tarry for some time.
The Bank of Lamar is open and do
ing business as usual. A V. Scott the
Cashier has been gaining in flesh SO
much since his recent revere illness
that old acquaintances are not sure
but what he should be identified.
Lon Harrod who formerly was
contractor and builder of Lamar, is
stopping at Pueblo this winter was
in town over Sunday, he likes it up
there very we'll. Lon is jolly good
fellow and firstclals carpenter.
Billy Smith moved back from
Chivington Sunday and was appoint
ed City Marshal Monday, he has
been deputy sheriff in this county for
a long time and has al~ays been
spoken of as good officer. He will
make q good marshal.
The statement of the Lamar State
Bank fonnd in this issue. shows that
institution to be IN prosperous con-
dition. Mr.. Gochenour the Cashier
in addition to his qualifications for
the position is well calculated to
make business for the bank.
Leo Jansen will haYe his claim
two miles north of town surveyed
Monday and will fence it this month,
one hundred and three acres of his
land is under the Koen ditch, Joe.
vogle will farm the place this year,
and intends to put good deal of
ground in garden.
During the snow storm two weeks
ago nineteen head of horses belong
ing to the northern stage line strayed
away from Swift City, all but three
head were found near Coolidge. Mr..
Price the proprietor went down to
Coolidge after his horses Wednesday
evening.
Home Concert.
Bent County register., 1888-01-07
LOCAL NOTES.

School opened Monday.
Nice weather this week
Winter is almost half gone.
Attend the concert tonight.
Frozen pumps are thawed out.
a little more snow yesterday.
They are dropping in-people from
the cast.
The streets haYe been very mudd,
this week.
G. NJ. Morrison was up to Pueblo
last Saturday.
The postofiice was closed part OF
the day Monday.
Farmers will be plowing before
the 6rst of March.
Miss Louden returned to Rocky
Ford las, Saturday.
Judge Chsdeayne was up to Las
Animaa "Wednesday.
Collections are a little easier saw
some Of the bill men.
This has been week of prayer at
the Methodist church.
Ten families from Florida is ex-
pecicd in a day or two.
A head gate is being pu, in tho
north side koen ditch.
II is pretty good time to invest
in real estate right now.
The new county officers assume
their duties next Monday.
From what ws hear the Treasurer
contest trial will last some time.
w. o. Lee has purchased Mr..
Myers interes; in their grocery.
The A. o. U. W. lodge is gaining
in membership with each meeting.
Strain It Golladay have stored a
large amount OF fine ice this week.
Street crossings and more side
walks are badly needed in Lamar.
Doughty & Morris have moved
their Office to Capt. Billow's office.
DIR. Thompson, of X n.ley, Kansas,
has been in town several days this
week.
Adolph Marburg was so unfor,u-
nate As 10 have one of his horses die
Tuesday.
Mrs. Strain came up from Garden
City Monday evening to visit her
son Mart
Mr.. Ne~land, at R.itler's had a
bad cold and WAS on the sick lis,
Thursday.
Miss Ethel Saint, postmistress a,
Chivington, has been visiting in town
this week.
A Colony of one hundred families
will be here from the east the frs, Of
next month.
Land agents report business on the
improve, with bright prospect for
the near future,
Col. A. NJ. York came up from
Wilde Tuesday and spent day or
two in the city.
John A. Murphy, editor of the Las
Animas Leader, was in town Monday.
He did not call.
The indications all point to heavy
immigration To this part Of the coun-
try next spring.
w. ID. White has moved his bust
ness to the room formerly occupied
by the Union Club.
The Conuor store was moved We'd
nrsday 10 the room formerly occupied
by the Leader office.
A. II. Black left Monday evening
for Old Mexico, he expects to be
gone about two months.
As soon as a few more chances
are sold the curtains displayed at the
Ladies Fair will be raffied.
A. II. Rogers was in town Thurs
day, he had been up to the couty seat
as a witness in that contest.
Mr.. Swift spent Saturday and Sun
u-::Jal L.. i;GaJ The town
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
NOVELTIES oF nae occlpENr.
Joss-Stici0s, sapdsiwood Perfumes, nrd
Chinese FirestriDg-.

The oddity and general excellence OF
things Chinese have long been rccog-
nized by us ''barbarians of the West"
says the New York Nal. The demand
for silks. china. porcelain. bronzcs.
mclal-work. and cnrios from the flow
cry empire increases from yea.to year,
AMI is the basis Of biisincss well up
in the millions. Every now and then,
some feature is introduced which, how
ever timc-honorcd in the orient. is n
great novelty in the occident. Among
late arrivals of this class are the Joss
or incense stick and dried sandalwood
chips used on the affairs Of the Chinese
houses of Worship. Moy Yuct Sing. a
banker and importer. said; Tho Joss
stick Is very old institution. Origi-
nally we believe IL to have been torch
used by the superstitious 10 drive away
evil spirits. and even to-day ID is oc-
casionally So employed by some OF the
dying churches which try to conserve
all the ideas and practices OF remote
antiquity. Aflcrward the joss-stick
was made fragrant. and was used ms
an incense In divine worship. Then Ii
was employed as a purifier and disin-
fcctant. hardly know IL IL does have
much power In this respect. but its per-
fumc Is very penetrating and grateful
10 the nostrils. and IL covers up all
other odors. even IL IL does not destroy
them. You find IL la every sick room
In the old country. Gamblers burn
immense numbers Of joss-sticks for
lrck. not only in their own homes and
gaming-houscs bntcvcn In the church.
es. IL Is a common sight fora dcyotcc
Of hazard 10 enter "A joss-housc. burn y
few sticks to his joss. few In honor of
dead ancestors. dead friends. and dead
relatives. few In token of his mis-
deeds and contrition. and a great many
'hH' hr mny be successful tho week
lnioagD la every game OF chance he
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

There's a tumbIc-down MIN on the edge OF the
wood.
Who're ike brook madIy leaps 10 she valley
btioW:
rae barbcrrIcs grow where the mllIefs house
ffooJ.
and close 70 the doorstep the Wild roses
blow.
Long. hong years ago. when my faney was
Iaooi hy the miIi-wi,ccl and watched u 70
round.
ihcard The strange song that tho fcamIng
fIume sung
The song 81 the brook that was occnnwari
bound.
How dearly longcd that too might be free
From the tasks of the schooii'oy, the duties
OF home
And singing my way 20 the beautiful sea.
With nothing "a DO but 20 sing and 10 roam !
All little knew of fbc ships and the Mills
'rhe tnsks OF tho waters that occanward
Ny nc was the brook-Iire far back in tho
hills.
And noyhocdS bright visions were all
could know.
And now I've returned 10 the scenes that
loved
Thc iumblc-down mill aud tho rock-frcttcd
brook.
on, that the swift stream OF my lie had not
moved
Save over the miiI-whccl. as backward I
lock,
! lnnrcd 10 be free. now long % be bound
The river would lain be a brook on the hill.
Oh. could exchange for the oceans deep
sound
Tho crcak OF the wheel In the tumble-down
MILL
Good Housekeeping.