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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-08-25
AYsy,Ysy. 70 THE CONSTITUTION.

JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 81 PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THIS STATE.
Resolued By the Legislature Of West Virginia,
t,U0-thirds Of all The members elected TO each
House agreeing thereto:
/. That the following amendment to Article
VI. of the Constitution of this State, be. and
the same Is hereby proposed. to-wt:
2 That section twenty-five of Article vi. as
1t now is, be stricken out, and the following
inserted in lieu thereof:
%. No session OF the Legislature shall con-
tinue longer than sixty days. without the
concurrence Of two-thirds of the members
elected to each House.
Agreed TO February 81, 1887.
Publication of the foregoing proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the state
Of West Virginia is made pursuant to the re-
qurements of section of chapter 10 Acts 1887.
u. W. WILSON.
BY the Governor.
HENRY S. WALKER,
Secretary of State.
jy28-l3-oct2S
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-08-25

Hon. Morgan G. Bulkley was
unanimously nominated for COVER
nor by the Connecticut Republican
Convention.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill
Company will shut down, laying off
fifteen hundred men.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-08-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Executors OF the
estate of James Mathews, late of Mar
tinsburg, Berkeley Co.. w. Va, deceas-
ed, all persons indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, and those having claims to
present them properly attested for set
tlement.
MARY E. MATHEWS, E,o,rs
WILBUR F. MATHEWS, 1''
Aug. 6. Martinsburg, w. Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-08-25
}. LUTHER ROPP,
Little Georgetown, w. va.
HOMEOPATHY.

One case Of the steady spread Of Homeopa-
thy is THE FAMILY MEDICINE CASE, with
Its accompanying book, for the treatment OF
It's various diseases d and to meet sudden
emergencies. The possessor Of one OF these
cases realizes its great usefulness, tells his
friend and sometimes convinces them by cur
ing them and thus Homeopathy spreads. We
mail price list and catalogue free.
BOERICKE & TAFEL.
Homeopathic Pharmacists and Publishers.
Business Established 1895.
22s North Howard St. Baltimore, Nd.
s3s 2. St., n. W. Washington. D. C.
Ioii Arch &1os5 walnutst, Philadelphia, Pc.
las Grand St. I W. 42d St. New York.
627 smithfeld St. Pittsburg. Pa.
SO Madison St. Cor. Wabash Av. Chicago Ill.
Our medicines by the Vial are sold by lead
ing druggists
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-08-25

Samuel Wisham, aged thirteen
years, died at Camden, n. j., Of by.
drophobia, having been bitten July
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
HUMORS OF THE DAY.
We do not care for British dudes.

We do not care for British dudes,
With boards Of saffron hue:
We do not care for British dudes,
The Yankee dude n do
Ncy York Ereping Herald.
The old maids favorite vegetable is to
mate, -Pht5Jjug Chronicle.
Beauty is only skin deep-and il isn't
often that III Boston. --SOmerrRlC Journal.
The artist who puts up gilt signs may
not be much OF u correspondent, but he
turns out some brilliant letters.-Merchant
1rdrelT.
At York ITarbor the ladies 80 far out
number the gentlemen this season that
the place is known as the She-shore. -
Boston Transcript.
GLOW fond Charlie Roberts is Of his
father lie fairly worships him." ayes;
he takes after his father in that respect"
-Ldrpcr's B1gdr.
Infatuated Youth latter three hours
visit)-"Miss Maud, must 90" Iniatu-
ated Maiden-"Well, Charlie; but you
will come again soon, | hope" Iniatu.
ated Youth-'I will be back in fifteen
minutes. "-Dc'roh FIRE. Press.
A Louisville whisky firm has douged
Kansas with circulars headed, "You can
sell whisky in Kansas" About 1000
men who have tried it have sent postal
cards to the house simply inscribed,
"Iou'rc liar. "-LuWrcuce ks.) Tribune.
81 hear you are erecting q young mems
college in your town, said A pha to One
ga. "How is II progressing" "Splcn-
didly." replied Omega. "l'hc baseball
grounds are already laid out, and ground
will bc broken for the college building IN
couplc OF months. "-Norriiopn Hcrah.
"What time did young Sampson leave
last night, Clau?" asked her papa. at
was after midnight" replied the girl, with
naughty snccr. 1--WE had n quarrel, and
| babe him good bye for ever" III YOU
quarrcled, | wonder he didn't leave
earlier" 1--WE didn't begin to quarrel
until nearly 10 o'clock. "-hcp io,k Sun.
Opening the Campaign Orator-"And
now. gentlemen, that | have explained
the damnablc objects OF the opposition,
perhaps our friend in front OF me will favor
US with tune on his Excuse me, Sin,
what kind OF nm instrument l. that any
way?' Sirangcr-"l was sent in by the
signal service to measure the velocity Of
the wind. "-EscidBgc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Admiral Porter, who is ~ nj his cottage
nj Jamestown, H. l., was more comfort.
able yesterday. lie has a severe attack Of
kidney trouble.
Tho Democratic congressional conycn-
ton OF the firt Ohio district mas nomi.
mated Otway J. CosTayc. Tho Second
Ohio district Democratic convention nom
mated &. W. Gerald.
Mrs. Brooks and Miss Brooks, mother
and sister of Hugh VI. Brooks. alias Max
well, who was recently hanged nj ~. Louis
for the prrllor murder sailed for Liverpool
yesterday from New York on the steamer
britannia, OF tho White Star line.
Frank Chapck, one Of the Chicago an
archisis Who was implicated In the dyna.
mite plot against Judges Carey aud Grin
nell aud Inspector loniiold, was released
on bail yesterday afternoon. His suWtcs
arr fellow countrymcn, who furnished a
bond In the sum u $4,000
4. ]. 1hrockmorton, nephew Of Gov.
Throckmorion, Of Texas, suicidcd ycstcr.
day at l0-ccnt clearinghouse at Denver,
by taking morphine. Dependency,
caused by povcrtyRnd whisky. Is supposed
90 DC the cause. lie recently came from
Pueblo, Col. where lac and his wife had
spent all they had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
TIE MERCHANTS AND THE BAG
GING.

3-E APPEAL Is glad to learn that all the
cotton merchants OF the city claim that
they have been dealing rs literally with
their farmer customers us Hill, Fontainc
& Co. One Of our reporters yesterday
made tour OF Front row and Madison
street, and asccrtained that for some weeks
the merchants have been filling thcE June
and July sales at contract prices, below
9 cents, and selling jute bagging to their
customers-as long as they had any that
was bought before the Trust advanced the
pricc--at the old prices, and when these
stocks were depleted, sold at the price
they were compelled to pay the Trust,
some at 8 cents, some at 10
cents, and that since has
advanced beyond they have been sell
ing it at cost price, although that was less
than the market price. This is very graft
flying indeed. 1t proves that the view
| taken by TIE AppEAL rs 10 the Trust has
been generally shared by our merchants,
and that while they were restrained by
dindcncc or a mistaken Wow Of self inter
est from taking part with the Wheel and
Alliance men Mt the meeting held in this
city on Monday, they were none the less
in unison with them. This * also sub
stantiatcd by what our cntcrprsing friend,
John X. Speed, says in the interview with
him elsewhere published. lie freely Of
icrcd bagging in any desired quantities,
after the Trust was formed, at 81 cents, and
aitcwafd at o. assuring his customers
that they had better buy as bagging, ac-
cordIng 10 his adyiccs from headquarters,
was going up, up, up" But ontcrprising
and shrewd rs they usually are, aud with
abundant capital and credit TO back them,
the merchants declined, refusing to he
licyc that baggiug could 60 even to 10
cents, whereas It is now selling at l2l and
soon il 10 believed will bo selling Mt 10
cents unless the upward tendency is
checked by resort 10 osnaburss and any
thing else that can be- used rs substitute
for jutc bagging. The merchants by thus
refusing to buy refused 10 play Us ihcybe-
loved, into the hands Of ihc Trust They
declined 10 buy ON an advancing market
aud thus help to increase the demand and
~ invite still further advances In price.
They held of rs long as they could, aud
thus lost opportunities for themselves aud
their customers. Bu, this Is 10 their credit,
aud We feel sure will be fully appreciated
Wy the farmers Of the country couiribu,ary
10 Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
TINE SCIENTIFICALLY QrEsLIoM

TuE ArrENL regrets tia, the County
Executive Committee has not vet seen IL
IN the line Of lbs duty To take amy action
upon the suggestion ui Judge Mcdowell,
Endorsed 10y TuE ArrF,f, aud insiruc, the
Democratic voters 10 express their pref
crJncr ior United States Senator at the
polls on the Guh Of November. II has
ordered thc primaries 10 bo held on the
10th, anl has called convention, 10 be
held on the l2th, but las not said word
as 60 q matter that threatens the PARTY
with serious division aud that ought TO be-
disposed Of. Perhaps Il mcansto leave II TO
the convention 20 decide. This We think,
would bc rather hazardous. II Is ycXing
question and might, perhaps, break up
thc convention. Toprcvcni the possibility
Of this aud also TO prevent anything like u
division, We again direct attention 10 the
suggestion Of Judge Mcdowell that the
Senatorial question be- rclcgaicd 10 the
background until the DAY Of the election,
when each voter can express his prefer.
cncc by writing the name Of his candidate
ut the bottom OF his ticket and thus in
struci the candidates for thc Legislature, Il
elected, to vote iorthc Senatorial candidate
receiving q majority Of the votes Of the
party. II this Is agreed to, and We think
II both feasible aud reasonable, "thc con-
ycntion." rs Judge Mcdowell says
"Would then only have g. consider the
qualifications ani Fitness OF the candidates
lot state senator and House OF Rcpruscn.
tatycs, and select thoso Who can bcst
shape aud secure nccdiu legislation and
reflect honor aud crcdit uponour county"
We should like to hear from the COM
mitico, whether they think this plan icas.
iblc, and u not wha, steps they propose 90
take 60 test the scnsc 81 the party aud ~.
curc instructions Tor tho Legislative candi.
dates ior ono or the other Of the candi.
date, ior United States senator.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Representative
Cultivate returned from Ohio this morn
ing He has been with Judge Thurman
on bis western stamping trip. Mr.. Outh-
waite said to your correspondent today;
Gar from feeling iatigued from the trip,
Mr.. Thurman improves under pressure.
After speaking for an hour his voice was
just as clear as whcE he started. ] saw
him last night. lie is hearty, active
and confident. He ivels assured that We
will carry Michigan apd Indiana. From
what he heard in Illinois, he SAYS it
looks rs ii Palmer, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, will he elected, tho
electoral ticket may not do as well as the
state ticket. They want Judge Thurman
IN New York on the 9Th OF September.
He has not finally decided whether he
can 60 at that time. | think Inc will not
be able, as the centennial celebration oc-
ours in Ohio about that time, and he
ought to be present; moreover, he is
obliged to prepare his argument in the
telephone eases. Oi course he is going 10
New York later in the campaign, whether
he finds il impossible to 90 on the 9th
or not. That is after the State convention;
possibly not until after the city ticket is in
the field. lie may follow the plan of tho
last election, going to New York late in
the campaign, and from there into In.
diana to close. Speaker Carlisle will
speak in Lexington, Va, ON Monday.
The Democrats are making great efforts to
carry that district. 1t is now represented
by Mr.. Iost, but he will be opposed by
81. George Tucker tho son Of John Ran
dolph Tucker, who iormerly represented
this district. The Democrats now seem
confident of carving il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
one Hundred ana NJ. Yenrs Old.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. S0.-Mn Nancy
Jones, widow Of Shadrack Jones, aud
mother OF Mrs. Barney Herman, Of this
city, died Tuesday night Of extreme old
age. Though her age was fixed at lO5
years, Il is probable that II exceeded that
by several years, rs her familiarity with
scenes and incidents dated back 10 tho
hrst years Of the revolutionary war The
Nory published an interview with MB
Jones some four or five years ago, at
which time though much cnfccblcd by
old age, she seemed TO retain her memory
10 marked degree. Though unable 10
state her age, she seemed g. remember
distinctly the circumstances OF her father
taking his flint aud steel rllc from tho
wall Of the old log cabin and going 10 bat.
&c ior American independence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

ana 1t Is the aim TO bring the works here.
fIorentnes are in n state Of excited
expectancy over some secret move
that is being made. The work is the cul-
minatlon OF trips made by the Railroad
'and Improvement company that has obli-
gated itselfto locate in Florence in period
OF two years 81 200, 000in industrial estab-
lishments. The contract was made three
months ago, and contracts have already
been lclosed :ior plans to cost over
S3G0,000.
Chancellor Cobb opened court this
morningfor the trial OF equity cases.
Bids are called for by the Memphis K
Charleston railroad for new channel
span and draw to their bridge across the
Tennessee river at this point. The change
was demanded by the increased freights
from the industries Of Florence and Shelf
fold,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Democratic and Republican Committees,
asking that they permit Mr.. j. G. John
son, Prohibition candidate for Governor,
to divide time, at the proposed joint dis
cussions, with Gov. Tcylor and Mr.. Haw'
kins. Mr. Dillon, Of the Republican Com
mttoc, is willing to grant the request il
the Democrats will agree to it, Mr. Will
Jams, of the Democratic committee, has
not vet been heard from.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
IorciEn I,Inshcs.

~ meeting in Cork yesterday GOO
was subscribed TO th, Parnoll fund.
British, German and Austrian squad.
rons will make visit shortly TO the prin.
cipal Italian ports.
Tho tenants ON tho several estates near
kilrush paid their rents yesterday with
attachments OF ~ cents,
In the election In tho Sixth district Of
Berlin yesterday Herr licbknrcht, Social
III, was successful, receiving 26,O67 votes
out Of total Of II ,79l.
Adviccs from LORENZO Marquee, Portu.
gucso town In Africa, say mutiny has
broken ont among the soldiers OF the gnr.
rison and that marines have been landed
from The warships to Quoll IT, Fighting Is
expected.
Emperor William, Of Germany, Is OK.
pccicd 10 arrive at Rome on October 4.
The municipal authorities arc already
making preparations lor lis reception, aud
viii give ball IN his honor This will bc
held IN the THREE palaces on Capitolino
llill, which will be connected Tor the o.
Caslon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
Eiiichby Fooipnd~

CnicAoo, Ill.,, Aug. 5O-Shortly after
o'clock this morning Fred. Schunoman,
well known In Chicago aud employed by
the Phillip Best Brewing company, was
shot and killed by iooipads at the corner
Of Ada and Randolph streets. Mr..
sehuncman was on bis way home. II IS
thought that he was being robbed and nj.
tempted to defend himself. His assault
nnts cut one Of his pockets open 90 get his
money and took his watch. breaking the
chain. They then shot him through the
head aud dragged the body into an alley
IN tie rear Of No. . Ada street. Pistol
shots were heard and search revealed
the body. There Is no clew TO the mur.
hcrcIn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Mn ArrIEroN srrEDis. Pres dent 81
The Ear'c Guuuycloih Mills at New York,
stated ~ the Senate Committee 40 Finance
yesterday, In answer To- O. question by SEN.
aior Harris, tia, the Juln Tagging Pool
CIrusO was merely sympathetic move.
mcn,, not ior the farmer. bu, 60 make q
little extra pr,htior the manufactures aud
Others interested IN cotton baryug. svu-
patty Is good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
AGAINST THE l.. g. N.
The kentucky and Indiana Bridge Case
Settled.


The kentucky and Indiana Bridge Case
Settled.
WASHINGTON, Aug 30.-The interstate
commerce commission put on file today
the opinion OF Chairman Cooley in the
case OF the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge
company against the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad company. The railroad had
contract with the Louisville Bridge COM
pany whereby all its business was
to be taken over the bridge Of
that company and in which con-
tract several other railroads united
The Kentucky and Indiana bridgeis new
one and since its construction some Of the
railroads that had before agreed to bring
all their business over the old bridge now
propose to take il over the new. Among
these is the Ohio d Mississippi Railroad
company. The Louisville IL Nashville re-
fused 10 receive lreights that were brought
over the new bridge for transportation to
the south on its lines, claiming that to
compel il 10 receive them would be to i'm.
pair the obligation OF its contract with the
old bridge company. This suit was
instituted for the pupose OF COM
pelling the reception Of such freights. The
commission holds that under the inter.
state commerce law, which requires every
railroad to afford equal facilities
TO every other in the transpor-
tation Of freights, the Louisville &
Nashville could not lawfully le'use
10 receive the freight because Of their hav-
Ing been brought over the new bridge, but
they must receive them and give the same
facilities for their transportation regard
less OF that circumstance. An order was
issued 10 that effect.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
JITON EXCHANGES AND
THE TRUST

ruE ArrrN be proud oi the position Il
be, taken against the Juic DaggIng Trust
Hul Ia behalf OF hc farmer aud Il is all
thc more ~ since Il learns from The Nce
o5ew PirlytmS that "thc Merchants
Exchange OF sulphur Springs has asked
the Cotton Exchanges Of Galveston. New
Orleans, st. LOUIS and New York TO agree
20 receive all cotton without docking
which Is wrapped In other material than
juic baglng hoping by this means 70
relieve the farmers, iu a measure, from
the cxiortions Of the n,gsing Trust Tic
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, says
special from Sulphur Springs, has replied
that they viii unite In any practical way
10 prevent the damages and losses inflicted
on the planters and that II viii encourage
aud promote the production aud use Of
any other material that can be used Ne
substitute for iu,o bagriug" II this Is
true tie Memphis Cotton Exchange.
though !, has not been appealed 10, should
lose no time In giving the same assurance
TO the farmers who Ull In this market.
Our merchants have uCytryc, been beaten.
aud they must hot he beaten IN this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
The Texas LINE. Prcisn, War.

NV ORLEANS, Ia, Aug. 80. The
freight war Of the Texas lines against the
Queen * Crescent system was ended to-
day, both the New Orleans 4 Texas Pa
cifc and Southern Pacific roads having de-
cidcd % take the Cincinnati business OF.
lcred by the Queen & Crescent system.
The Louisiana State board Of health has
placed Inspectors on oil Queen * Crescent
passenger trains between Meridian, Miss
and Shreveport, Ia, via Nicksburg, thus
obviaiing the necessity OF OBTAINING pas
scngCr trims.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
year.

TIE official Canadian are greatly stirred
by President Cleyclauds threat OF re-
taliation. At public meeting held at
Ilagersville, Ontario, yesterday, two Of the
members of the Dominion Parliament had
much to say about it in hali.supprcssed,
clustering sort Of way but were careful
to take advantage OF the occasion to urge
for loyalty to the British connection. And
this was about the size Of the whole thing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
KIiicd by Prank s,andliord.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. JO.-fmnk Stan.
diiorl, son Of the late millionaire, 4. d.
standiiori, president OF the Louisville
q Nashville railroad, shot and killed Dan
Walker, tcamstcI, here tonight. Walker
had been beating n woman OF III rcputc
and pursued her to the street, where bo
struck her several times. Standilord aud
Charles Patton were standing near the low
saloon from which Walker came, and as
Walker turned away sandiiord shot him
Ia the back. Stamford and Patton were
both ufrcstctl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
CnpitnI Notes.

The Acting Secretary oi the Navy has
commissioned William Ford Arnold, oi
Nashville, as assistant surgeon in the
navy.
Word has been received NJ the White.
house from Eagle Rock, near Clifton Forge,
Va, 10 the effect that the President and
party will not return 10 Washington until
Saturday next.
Posmastcrs appointed yesterday: Ten
nessec -Aquilla Grant, Omar, Montgom-
cry county; J. n. Williams, Cowan,
Franklin county. Arkansas J. Law.
Icy, Hector, Pope county. Mississippi
j. 4. Pratt, lllohenlinden. Webster coun-
~; u. VI. Bcaman, Valley, Iazoo county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

snCcliI nIEUnlrh % The AppcaI,
BIRNINGnAN, Ala, Aug. 30.-John
Williams, who shot and killed Simon
lsaacs last Monday night, was before the
mayor this morning for his preliminary
trial. Ills counsel waived an cxamiua-
ton but the prosecuting lawyers, wishing
to get the testimony on record, insisted
that the examination proceed, and Mayor
Lane decided that the State had q right TO
il. Several eye Witnesses being examined
bail was refused aud the prisoner rymand-
cd 10 iiil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

IT must bo remembered, while We are
discussing the Juic Begging Trust, TIA,
oil such organizations are rcpuguant 60
the laws Of this State. The supreme
Court has decided that trusts are a species
oiParincrhip, aud that their constituent
members have no right rs corporations 10
enter Into them; that by go doing they
eIcecjei their charter powers. The court
said "1ho whole policy Of the law
creating and regulating corporations looks
10 tie exclusive management Of the ai.
fairs OF each corporation 10y the officers
provided Tor or authorized by the charter.
This management must w separate and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Tue COOL work Of TE ArrrNL IN &C..
counting thca,rocious martial rule ui Pow
ell Clayton during bis rcigu iu Arkansas
has had the desired effect. The Union
Grove Alliance OF Conway County, Arkan.
sas. has, by official resolution. Endorsed
the entire Democratic State ticket aud e..
pudiaicd Clayton, Norwood q Co. They
could not stand the "m1ugrrr ticket.
The history Of Clayton. as revived by Tul
ArrEAi. was too much ior them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
AN INDIAN LOVE SONG.

His winter homo the bear forsakes,
Tho red deer swims the shining lakes.
Up f)nning falls the salmon leaps
The wild sheep halls on dizzy steeY,
Tho swans are nOrthwari dying.
with laughing voice the rivers run,
Their pillows flashing In the sun,
II T. the moon OF sproutng grass
A thousand warm, sweet breczes pass
Through lofty pinetops signing,
With bounding steps the antelope
Springs lightly down the mountain slo,
ToNerdant plains The bison HES
The eagle mounts the morning skies,
And all the birds are mating
With life and JOY all things are bright
Come forth my love my souls delight,
Thy wigwam's folds throw wide apart
For thee, oh dear and tender heart
Thy lover true Is waiting.
E. NJ Allen IL nc american Mrg1riRc for AuguS