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Two MEN KILLED ON THE B. AND o. TRAcK-At
Burton, w. Va, station on the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad, Nelson Hupp was almost instantly
killed saturday night He was on the track with
Two companions In stepping from one track to
tne otner 10 avoid a train he was struck and
killed few hours before, r j. Millin, OF Ka.
nawha station, on the B. and O., aged sixty years
was walking on the track with hts head tied up
his head on
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DEATH OF THE INVENTOR or BESsExER SrIEI-
William Kelly, Inventor u what /, known as the
-Bessemer steel process" died In Louisville Ky
saturday night at the age OF seventy-eighI years
Some English skilled workmen left his employ
took the secret TO England, and Henry Bessetnei
applied for patents In Great Britain and the United
States, but patents were awarded TO Kelly In this
country on the grounds OF PRO. lily OF Invention.
MI. Kelly INST Imported Oh nese labor into the
United states his INST venture beng with ten
Cinnamon, who were followed by nfty more. These
were worked at the iron furnaces
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Even billiard Praying prohibited.

FKEDERICETowS, Mo-, Feb. 13.-The County Court
has decided thT billiard playing sh IL be prohib-
ited In this county, BY refusing TO longer grant
licenses to keepers OF pool and billiard tables AS
one member OF the court, favoring the REFUSAL,
said: THE town shut up the saloons, therefore l
am In favor OF stopping billiard playing" Inc
order mee,s favor IN certain quarters and opposi-
Ton frOm Others.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
ALLEY BOUNDED BY AND AND THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-HALF STREETS SOUTH
Under and BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme -
Court Of the District Of Columbia dated on the Sc3
3lst day Of January, 1883, and passed in No. G
l0916. Equity Docket "a OF the supreme Court
District OF Columbia, the undersigned trustee will
oer or sale at public auction in front OF the premises
on MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF FEE B.
RUARY. 1888. At FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
Described real estate situated in the District Of Col
and situate II the city WashnssOn district Of CO,
lumba, and known and designated part Of lot
6ered twenty-five (22) IN square numbered hye hun.
dred and thiryfour (534). aud described follows
TO wit Beginning for the same at the southeast
Of said lot running thence north seventy-two (72)
feet and three go inches to three 90 foot alley;
thence west thirty five (5) feet and four a. inch
thence south seventy-two CID feet and three (3j
tnches thence east along alley thrtydve 1851 feet
four 90 inches to the point Of beginning
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree. onethird
OF the purchase money cash. the balance in equal
stalments and three after day SALE
respectively with interest from day OF SALE Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustee all at
the purchasers option II the purchaser fails COM
ply with said terms Of sale within ten days from the
day Of the property will be at the risk and
cost OF the defaultng after i've days notice
will be required at the time OF sale. Al convey sncn
and recording at the purchasers cost
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee
f1-dts Fendall Law Building.
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Thrilling Scenes at a Brooklyn Fire.
JUMPING FROM wINDOws-MANY PERSONS HURT ON



Fire broke out early yesterday morning In the
big tnree-story and basement frame boarding.
house, Nos. 105 and 1O7 Clark street. Brooklyn
The boarders, most OF whom had not time to dress
endeavored TO escape with their goods best they
might out into the ICY streets Several were Sc
Verely injured by Jumping from the windows, and
were carried by the ambulanceS to the hospitals.
The place is known as the old Harper Mansion,
and Was kept as boarding house by Mrs. McComb.
The flames were discovered about am, In the
basement. anu burned away the stairs, causing
great confusion and panic Several women leaped
from the windows IN their night dresses One
poll, eman, who was In the district telegraph office
In Montague street. got on the scene early and
rescued three women from the flames Two men
and two women were hurt, one man having
his skull broken and another his leg. The two
women injured jumped from the third-story win
dow and struck feet first on the pavement break
Ing ankle bones. The two men were taken TO the
Clinton House, IN Fulton street, and from there to
the hospital The name OF one was Mr. Gordon
injured tn BY jumping from the third-story
window front and striking on the balcony. He
was dangerously wounded. The damage Is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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KILLED BY A DoG.-Saturday afternoon Mrs
Lewis II. Harper, OF Mill Run, north OF GAINESVILLE,
Ohio lett her two-yeas-Oid boy with Mrs. Smith b,
her SISTER, while she Came TO town. The child was
pay Ing on the door, when vicious dog that seized
MIN tore and mutllated his head and exposed
the skull In several places Upon examination IL
was found that one or the dogs tusks had pene-
rated the skull behind the ear, and there Is little
hope OF the child's recovery.
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NEW YORK BUCKET SHoP PRoPRrEroRs FNTD-
Inc twenty -efgdt men arrested In New York Sat.
urday on charges OF maintaining and running
pQeket shops" were arraigned at the Je1ersol
Coleman ana Andrew X. Hammond waived an ex.
animation, and were each held In $500 bail Cole.
man was discharged, and Hammond demanded az
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whipping a Bigamist.
KEGUIaroRs GIVE A PIoUs YOUNG MAN WHO HAD
TWO WIVES FIFTY LAsHES.

REGULATORS GIVE A PI0CS YOUNG MAN WHO HAD
TWO WIVES FIFTY LAsHKs-
COLUMBIA. $. C., FEB. l3.-The jay Hawk Regu-
latOrs 5 the name OF a band OF twenty-five young
men who have organized for the purpose OF purify
ing morals and regulating conduct IN and about
the neighbornoOd Of shing creek ftct1ry,
Chester County several months agU Louis Bat
ton, "A goOd-lOOking young man Mailing from
Rockingham, " G., arrived at the factory ana
obtained employment He appeared 70 be young
man OF great piety and manifested deep Interest
in Sund school and church WORK. He soon be-
came enamOTed with Miss Nancy Factory. anu
three weeks ago they were married A lew days
IyO IL became known that iJtOn had wife and
tlr,e Children living at Rockingham The Jay
HaWKs took the matter In hand. Saturday
night they called Baton out OF his house. marched
LIN OF 10 the woods, stripped him ~ the waist
and bound him to a pine tree Baton begged
plteOusly for mercy, but bis appeals were IN
Needed by the regulators, who deliberately gave
hin MY IaSneS over the bare back with rawhide
aiiaC-t every stroke OF the lash drawing the blood
; ID rvOking hOwls or pain from the Victim. Bat
ton has left for parts unknown. Wife No. 2 Is al
-brOEpu
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Well worth the Pain.

From the New York sun
Gus-"what Is that red mark around your neck,
Jack; somebody been trying TO choke your
Jack-.sNo, I was tobugganing last night with a
vassar college girl
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She Got the best OF the FOOtpad.

who Is employed at IhOmpsons photograph gal
leTy, WAS ''held up" while going home at 18th
street and Highland avenue. The highwayman
n.tIe an attempt 20 take her satchel, and In the
Tug OF war succeeded In wrenGhing the handle
away. tie then took out a revolver, and pointing
IL az her, said: ''Give me that satchei." She re-
I.ied by catching hold OF his arm. and with the
Sitcaei in one hand Knocked the revolver aside,
telling him 10 go away or she would sc cam. She
dit scream Just as two men came In sight, ana the
iDOtpad took TO his heels without booty. The
satc..el contained s. In cash Miss crooks says
she would know the highwayman II she should
Sc him again. He was about nineteen years old,
and ~oTe a dark jersey Cap and oyercoat.
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IHE CROWN PRINCE Up AGNx-San Pemo al
EHes sa5 mat The crown prince Is Progressing
Isotaoly he left his bed sunday afternoon and
stt ~ ior several hours he expressed himsplf a.
lecnns well, and his demeanor confirmed me
statrineht Private kilograms from san Reno
IcssIuhg the CONDITION or the crown prince are
Icss reassaring than the Official Dispatched n a
s.atso tnas a tendency 70 lever has been devel-
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The European Situation.
EOHELEssLY CONFLICTING VIEWS or IT FROM LON
AND BERLIN

AND BERLIN.
The London correspondent OF the New York
SUnda, Enss says: There seems to-day a greater
chance Of the preservation OF peace than has been
apparent before In many months For the rtrst
ZINE. should say, since autumn the balance OF
probabilities + distinctly against an outbreak OF
hOstilities. OF course any day may bring some
thing 20 tip the scales the other way with male
NJlent !urch, but for the moment the best In
formed people here feel relieved Of apprehension
lord sal s0uryS speech has served 10 put the
GROWING stone on this edince OF hope. He 20 ali
inter and purposes, ranged England On the side
81 the central European alliance. His words have
ben accorded an attention on the Continent
: .tr-ely lt.s4 tLan BismaTcks. In one import ant
rspect he suppielnents and completes Bismarck
b. leaking bOldly on the subtec. which the Ger
ICau chancellor had TO handle with circumspec-
Ton.
Tsri,n special 20 the Associated Press saws:
1ae pcsce Illusion with which Bismarck's speech
Invested the situation has passed away. II is b.
= ally pacific IL the speech beyond leaving the
car TIE alternative OF peace or war. while point
LIZ O4i the road along which Russia can retreat
u the ear feels hlasef safe In fesrelting. 81 P
triSburs adv!ceS published in to-nights National
/'HftD'g assert that the ear euiogzes within bis
r''n ciFc4e Prince Bismarck's remarks, but that
Russian offCiIl opinion holds that the chancslcrs
N1ris -ld diplomacy are irreconciable.
VI ~ ro-'ieriaan league OF p-ace continues 70
D. 70 The eyes OF The cars advisers an OF ns!ve
ALLIANCE against Russia requiring undated prep
aF9ti1us tST The Inevitable war and an alliance 10
SrulitrpOlsr the league. II the oiicial press OF
bfrlA were permitted 20 give frank utterance Of
Il Opltl1n on TIE situation it would De found 10
concur IN kusslas convictions.
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ASUIHEE POLITICAL MURDER IN LorIsIlSA.-The
political murder OF the present Campaign occurred
frl2l hlght IN Piaquemine, the seat OF justice OF
lNl'lAs iaTlali, Ia, when ThOs. Hebert, the
l1tsh treasurer. and the returning or election
Siacrr' an ardent supporter OF Gov McEnery was
kills9 by hos. Gld4y. the chairman OF the
,>4HDi,s IAN paIgh CiuO. The quarrei gr,w out OF
The late campaign for the guyerDorship over
MAAh much bitterness has prevailed In IDeryiIe
i0r a month past Glday had been Charging that
IitDert was guilty OF some discrepancy Ia regard
70 lAe Vote VI the parish. The two men met the
u vas passed. and when Hebert advanced upon
tl!day the Latter shot him dead making him the
Skin victim OF an exciting political camDsign
saich mas been carried on wholly within the ranks
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Dr. RATION, president-eect OF Princeton College
preached yesterday morning In Maruuand charssl
The sermon was strong defense Of fsiIn agsinsl
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nss n ESE
fEf FSfSSs DlSsSE KS ia sEf
SA 6F f BENG M i hHy1kk
BY virtue Of deeds Of trust given to us duly re-
Sss Is f Of e1
records for the District Of CO. nmbia viii sell
H. an ih asss
Mo- 42S street tine goods q, and shastss
and we name In part:
Ak Minister Carpet Parlor Suite, crimson and black
satin; NJ: T. Gilt Tables. Black and Gilt Jardiniers,
Flower Pots and Flow rs Busts saine.tea two large
Gilt Mantel Mirrors. Gilt Cornices, Crimson Satin
Gil Brackets Easel. rsnch Walnut iieseres Walnut
and brown Rep parlor suite, N. 7. Walnut Centre
stand. Oil Paintings Chromos, Water Colors Engrsv-
DINING ROOM.
Carpet, French Walnut sideboard, Carved Walnut
Chairs and two Arm Chairs Fruit Pieces, Bronze
a s1
Pier Mirror Dinner and Breakfast Set, Plated Pitch
er'' Silver Plated Set Sf HALL
Wilton Hall and Stair Carpets Rods and Fixtures,
French Manu. Marble Top Hall Rack, Walnut and
BED ROOMS.
ceres. Marble-top Tables, Washstand, Turkish Easy
Chair. Rocking Chairs, Side Chairs, Rosewood Music
Hair Mattresses, Pillows. Blanke.s S; Spreads Linen
0ttoman n;.. Fancy Bugs Gorncts Raperss OIna
nut Mardrobes, Secretary, Wilton Rugs, Paintings
Clocks Sewing Machines Walnut end Oak NJ 7 Set
MndSp
The sale will commence with kitchen utensils &c,
in basement House opened for inspect morning Of
hiS59a' cash. s s1bEsE s. B BR5ws Trustee.
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]. B. BARNUM 4 CO..
o3l PENN. AVENUE.

Dun SroCK TAXING
will begin soon. Annihilation Of Values in Every De-
partInent.
MEMS OvERCOATs. SUITS, PANTALOONs AND
FURNISHINGS
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING.
Chinchila Overcoats, from SO up.
Satn-Lined Overcoats, from Sl3.50up
Prince Albert Suits from $50 up.
Four Button GETAWAY Suits. from s12 up
Business Sack Suits. from eS up.
Children's Ovcrcosts, from %. 50up
Children's Suits. from $2.5Oup.
Pantaloons, from $3.50 up
Other Goods not mentioned will be sold at rsduc-
ton. no matter what the former price
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
ja12 625 Pennsylvania ava.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS.
"OPPONAX AND BRIDAL BOUQUET"

We are the sole agents of MANN'S CELEBRATED
PERFUMES. These are the highest priced goods
made but their excellence and durability are we'll
known to the Fashionable Public In order to int-o-
duce their new favors, "Opponax aud Bridal BoQuet"
VT will present each purchaser of . pair Of GLOVES
vita small trial bottle This do for the sole pu
pose Of introducing it readily.
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LADIES GOODS.

hAD1LSS NOODS.
" LADIES' TAILOR
Wort Dome = y HCds,. DER. Ics received con-
Sent sS:s IN. +: ssS,aS vii 5: salS 'F'
TRIMMINGS and styles
n, ss:sved Weekly n fss% Wifi fs ,p piJ sGPsSI
1918 b sm .s 81 w.p Maker ASHoSssIs I,
s1sss priced sS'n to
T Fl Fl Fl Fl T. T. !: T. !.
:: :: F. ! /. Is Is f 4 { E..
# f j. ssss$s ssss
II T ZEE Hmm ssss
IN OUR MIssEs':MUsLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT
We carry an unsurpassed stock In this department
can possibly be mentioned for the manner in which
70 elsmine our stock before purchasing anything in
In looking over our stock we find that we have too
many Of the fol owine-they must be closed out-and
pr,ess haze sssn ySs on ,he% 1y sSso hum pa
handsomely trimmed with lace and fine cambria en-
They have been selling for sl23
p Lot Of Misses cheniss, handsomely trimmed with
cambria embroidery.
Regular Prices IS and 75c.
L.. Chdrsn's Drswef Iessins in brown. red,
Goods that have been selling 90
Closing fnce AZ
E: 4 4 ~ y n :: ::
no 9TH. sTH AND SITS
Nl Zephyr and Colambi. Yarns. crewel Chcnila
sns as and Embroidery snf and ali materials for
Chiidrsp,s Can. and Underwear. fine L.ces. New
NLae ,s:Sr'msns e Stamped Goods in Linen and
PENS s6STkISs ANP DRY CLEAN
With fseSsr A. ASp n..dn kEscH
Mss N oI IsiC sfH N n w, be. and O.
system. c: Cunningham. Fur Repairing. ,a5o-3% NJ
NILE nj. j. PnAsDL
1909 ST. NV. mrs Hunts,
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS '''''' Ia
JET i SRNAM slsrsips In SHELL AMBER and DULL
Hair Dressed and Bangs shnsled. nle 3m.
MI ISIS LOTTIE DAVIS,
WI Lady Shsmpooer and Hair Dresser
formerly with Mrs. C. Thompson, Is located nj ,03
10Th st. over Thompsons Drug Store d2-3m
A NTON FlSCHER'S DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
~ LlsHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 906 @ ST. NV
ladies and Gents Garments Of all kinds Cleaned aud
Dyed Without being ripped. Ladies' Evening Dresses
Q speciality. 1hirtynye years experience Prices
moderate Goods called for and delivered. sl4
A LLwooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPEn
IA dyed . good MOURNING black.
A FISCHER
h4 9O6 ST. n. w.
MISS ANNIE X HI MPHREY, 430 lOrH sT NV
A Makes Corsets to order in every style and mate
rial, and guarantees perfect mt and comfort
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothing Merino Under wear
and finest Imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform GoodA
French Corsets and Bustles.
Children's Corsets and al Corset Miss HIS own
makel that for the price is unsurpassed
n. B-French. German and Spanish spoken mrl
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W. ARE DESPERATE.

1t is inst at this period Of the year that business
man will get desperate. He will gladly exchange his
merchandise for money.
Profits and oftmes cost Of goods not taken into con-
sideration.
We are in that mood now. We take our Annual In.
ventory and there thousands dollars worth Of
goods we don't want and yet you need those very
GOODS therefore, will offer you chance to buy sea-
sonable wsres very, very cheap.
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ELEVEN MILES AHEAD OF FrTzGRRALD's RECORD AND
FREsH AS A DAIsY-rHB LEADER OF THE sIx-pAY
rRANPERs MAKES 621z NILES AND FINISHES ON
TIE RUN,
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EXTRAORDINARY CUT SALE.

We have an immense assortment Of these goods, too
large in fact which il sole for inauguratng
this sale. They all and desirable goods, in all
the latest patterns and designs and import them
ourselves direct the prices them know are lower
than be found elsewhere but still these prices
we have made still deeper cut, you well imag
inc that the figures to which they reduced
such as have not the opportunity to run across
very often. These prices will hold good for
FEW DAYS ONLY,
Just long enough to reduce the stock So please avail
yourself of them while you have the chance
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NOTICE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Az we have been prepar-
ing for these sales several SToCK-rAKINa PRICES
weeks and have now COM ON
pleted every arrangement DRESS GOODS.
we do not propose to quote SILKS, AND sATINS,
prices here. could vELvETS AND
not begin to tell you of q PUSHES
fraction of the many bar EVENING DRESS MA
gains but will merely TERIALs,
state that each and every BLACK GOODS,
Department represented BED COVERINGS.
in this Advertisement is HOUSE-FURNIsHING
replete with all Staple GOODS
Goods and Choice Novel, UPHOLSTERY,
ties. MERINO UNDERWEAR,
These Departments oc- LADIES' UNDERWEAR
cupy in some cases double CLOAKs,
the room formerly used LACE,
and every article bought AND EMBRODERIES.
will prove HONEST
BARGAIN
As our store is constantly crowded with customers,
and as this announcement is to swell the crowds
very substantially advise call in the morning.
AN APOLOGY.
We also beg the indulgence Of the Public for not be-
ing able to furnish the demand made during our An
nual Cotton Underwear SALE but to Offset the disap
pointment of some we have concluded to reduce
OF our higher-price garments and put with these
goods and allow the Sale to week longer. So
those who waited will be doubly benefited
OUT-OF-TOwN PEOPLE
Can make store their place Of meeting Al our
Enlistment is centrally located, this will prove
convenience. sure
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
"OPPoNAX AND BRIDAL BOUQUET"
We the aQepts of MANN,S CELEBRATED
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G. Il. WILD e BRos.

100 9Th st.nw. Established 1864
World-renownei kranch & bach aud other Pianos
and Organs AT low prices and easy Pianos for
rent at reduced rates Special attention tuning aud
repairing Pianos moved with best appliances tas
HALLEr 4 DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT
Il Pianos improved by new Tatents. Fifty more OF
those Pianos ordered for the New EIgland Cons-ry-
atory, tell the story Of supreme excellence n. 1.
SUMNER Agent 81 I 9Th st "a W. ol
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g25 Pennsylvania ave-
Importer Of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
- Sole asent for the unequsIled
STEINWAY, GABLER BEHR Nc, BRIGGs AND
OTHER PIANOS
STRONG 4 CLARkE'S STERLING ORGANS
Pianos and orsais for sale for upon reason
able terms
Tuning, Repairing. and Moving done by competent
NOR tall
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DENTISTRY.

TlR 7 n TALBOT. DENTIsT. 49, !ra ST
Othres DOOR frvm corner u 4 Deuustry IN I'll ne
branches Tssth inserted "a pr - Az vorn Ssr-
nR DUKE DENTIST. us l4Tn GM-LkLIH
~ extracted without pain. BY 40 o. icca spP1csnon
let hitting ssss Of arsshsss' ssssh opsso's,
M STARR PARsoNA DENTIsr. ORR ST.. COR
nlcss5op 70 gurns solnsthinG end the bst. alnS
i.Essss saAias ssssA .'sa sran''A' '''sh ins'sssa
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s. s. III 4 E r r T I.
CNEQUALED IN TONI, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
Special attention OF Purchasers IL invited 20 our
"New Artistic Styles" fnishei in designs Of
HIGHEST DECORAIIN ART
SECONDHAND PIANOS. fine Assortment Of
prominent makes ct al prizes. PIANOS FOR kEN T.
VIM kNABE a co.
Mari sfs.r
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-02-08
A SENSIBLE MAN

Calmly they It st beneath the churchyard trees
Friends, fellows, lovers, OF youths brilliant
season.
Wilt thou. fair mortal, wilt thou be of these,
And quit for aye this ugly haunt OF treason?
One bit er cup the morea single draught
From natures vintage Gull done more OF
m9ny
Thou hast poor SOUL already deeply quaffed?
mo, thanks. Not any.
Come where isheard the tender ringdove's moan
And ceaseless signing of the wind-wooed will
low,
Where golden tints bedeck the messy stone,
And emerald turf affords q fragrant pillow;
Hast not wish to lay thy heavy load
Here, in seclusion, from the world thou hght-
est,
Down once for all upon lies weary road
mo, not the sligh test."
Behold yon river where the night winds rise
Kippling the moonshine into golden motion
Over the restless, rolling tide that flies
Fierce, swift and flashing, to a boundless
ocean
Deep lies its bed beneath the rush AMI roar.
Safely q SINNER, from life's feveri7h worry,
One lean will franchise thee forevermOre.
Thanks, there's no hurry"
He loves another Dainty feet he still
Leads to the rustic dell Of thy first passion,
Whose shady hooks woodbine and rose yet fill,
With scent and color in the same old fashion !!
LIES riddle has but one solution. one!
And this small mechanism can bestow ii.
A sigh touch. flash, and it is donei
Not if l know it
-lTemple Bar