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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-25
LOCAL NOTICES

MENrnH Steam Laundry. 22i Second St
BniSKLKY LUMBER Co., l2I jefferson st.
TELEPHONE 1900 for messenger or car
riagc any hour day or night
ID. II. BALDwIx 4 CO., dealers In pianos
and organs. No. 257i Main street
LIE LuNHER Co., $50 Second street
sash, dooH, blinds, shingles, holdings.
W. T. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. 40l second street Telephone, ij7.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
22 Bcale street Tel. 36j for wagon 10 call.
CoLE MANUFACTURES CoNPANY. Main
Office and Mill telephone No. %. Paint
Store telephone No. ~.
Punr and white ~ The flower whose
name Il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAS & Lazy CoFFKE AND sricH Co.
CLAssrs In decorative art, painting IN oil
and water oolors, wood carving, etching
etc, are now forming in the Higbcs
School. Studies under Mn. Iaura Pfugh
Of the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss pobyns, ~ heretofore,
Students admitted at any time and for ans
branch desired.
Miss CAnEiE NJ. KrAriSa, teacher d
music, vocal and instrumental, Il teach
ing at tile music house of u. II. Baldwin
A. already announced. Mis- Heating wil
give free scholarship iof tho lot fv,
months 81 the session a. a reward 10 ia,
pupil having the best record mp 10 Fcbru
AIRY for dilgnt study andthe highest do
/ gre OF PERFECTION.
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BOARD OF
PROSE- EOTU 8.

The object % This association Il 10 pur.
chase land and construct buildings thereon,
aud Il known NJ the Equitable Land aud Con-
stniction company
The number u shaw, are limited 10 $500.
81 denomination Of 800 per share.
The stock II 10 b. paid in monthly Install.
mcnis ~ " per sharr and runs for ifty (50)
months, after which no morc assessments
can be made.
hut II 10 believed that from the profits Of
the land purchased and salcs 81 houses con.
slr,ified thereon that the dividends will 1 Q
sufficient 90 pay NJ the stock In a much lcss
period than nifty 1901 months.
The assessments received each month will
be- Immediately iapplied 10 the payment Of
Tie land aud oonfitucilon Of houses. The
monthly nsscsmeft will amount 81 5000
which. together With all sums accruing
from sale or rrsi ol property, will be la.
vested each munih
Al lnycsimeHls Win he under tho super.
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ENTERPRISE WILL WIN.
A Tobacco Firm Establishes Another
Branch.

A Tobacco Firm Establishes Another
Branch.
Enterprise V necliul ingredient u sue.
cc~ In any commercial business, and
backed up by Judgment and sound busl.
nc@ sense, grit and energy will AWAY.
win. This u verified In many instances
right here In our own midst, aud In a most
remarkable dcgrcc Il Ia cxcmplincd IN tho
encccssful business career Of I. SamclsOn a
Co, Of this city. A lew short ycans has
witnessed the expansion of a tmdc from
diminntiyc 10 colossal proportions From
dealers Of MODEST means they have grown
10 vast importance IN their trade ~ I'M.
poriers aud dealers u cigars snd lolncco.
With their main depot nj $40 Main
street n their center or baso u opcra.
ton, they have reached out, c.tal,.
fishing branches all over this aud
other citica, extending their Trade
locally and throughout the slAier conilgu.
Gus With tho stands Al Tie Peabody aud
Gayo.o, they have nov secured lhai II the
Hotel Luehfmann. and wherever they zee
n promise Of business there they pitch
their tent This spirit Of push aud inter.
prise h no new deyelopment with them
but h IN line with their past policy, which
has ever bccn 10 Keep moving, pushing
onward TO success, and truly they have
bmvely won their way 10 the ir0ni, aud
ans 10 be congratulated. They are upon
q tolid foundation, thanks IN their own
indomitable energy aud enterprise but
They know no hating plarc, and nrc des
tined 20 achieve siill gcalsf sncccs. IN
their business They deserve u.
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ALABAMA ooNvIoTs KILLED.
Mutinous State Prisoners Shot BY Dep
uty Sheriffs Near Birmingham.

Mutinous State Prisoners Shot BY Dep
uty Sheriffs Near Birmingham.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 24.-several
months ago the county commissioners OF
this county passed an order prohibiting
the whipping OF any convict except upon
an order Of the county engineer and war
den, and in his presence. Ever since
this the convicts have been 10
defiant OF authority that tho
road contractors 10 whom they are leased
could hardly get enough work out OF
them 10 pay expenses. A squad OF twen-
ty-fve that ]. M. Lovelace Is working
some four miles from the city, on the
Woodlawn road, have been especially
troublesome In that way. This morn
ing they announced that they had do
cidcd not 20 work any more.
Loyelace came TO town and got two dep
uty sheriffs, who were directed by Probate
Judge Porter and Sheriff Truss 10 suppress
the mutiny one way or another and put
the men back 10 work. When the officers
arrived upon the scene the conyicts re-
tired into their shanty, announcing
that any one who ever interiered
with them would do IL at his
peril. The deputies, summoning a
posse OF citizens, tore board from the
side Of the house and fired in among the
rebels. Archie Stokes, colored, Of the lat
ter, thereupon ran out, with a pick in his
hand, and made at one Of them, but was
met with volley OF pistol balls and gun
shot, which killed him instantly. Henry
Allen, another negro, was slightly wound
ed in the side by one Of the iirst shots.
The coroner's jury returned verdict that
the shooting was done in performance Of
duty
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b. M. STRATTON.
ALEX. MURRAY,
w. M. SNEED.
X. {. GRAVES.

vision Of finance committee selected from
the board OF directors Members OF the a.
ISOLATION desiring 10 purchase lots or houses
can Use the amounts paid In, with interest
thereon, a. n cash payment ON such pur-
cliascs. And members desiring 10 have
constructed houses can furnish the plan Of
Samc a. the finance committee and upon
terms 10 be agreed upon the company will
build for them such houses ~ designated,
aud receive In part payment therefor the
amount Of their dues paid In, with interest
added thereto.
II lsa fact we'll established that tie con.
siruction ~ houses upon acreage property,
undivided. increases the value 81 the pnnp.
criy from 100 10 100 per cent Aud u u be-
licycd that the construction u buildings on
even n small portion ~ the land will in.
crease the value Of remaining lots sufficient
10 pay the stockholders n good profit on
their Investment within a short time.
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A RAILROAD SENSATION.
Plans Afoot to Establish An Enormous
Railway Trust.


Railway Trust.
CHICAGO, H., March "a. The Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railway filed lis
answer in Judge Greshams court today to
the petition Of the Chicago Burlington 4
Quincy railway that the Rock Island
company be compelled TO receive and
handle Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
cars.
Only an inkling was given in court that
the answer Of the Rock Island was sem
sation OF the first magnitude, telling OF an
attempt heavily backed and boldly carried
into execution 10 form gigantic
railway trust, having for field
nearly half the American republic
Comparatively few people we're present in
court and before either the Burlington
complaint or the extraordinary reply OF
the Rock Island could be read Judge
Gresham inquired OF the attorneys ON
either side how much time they expected
to require. Writ Dexter, for the Burling-
ton, answered grimly that II the Rock
Island was in the same box with the
Wabash, no time at all would be asked by
him. The matter could be settled In q
jify. Robert r. Lincoln spoke up for the
Rock Island. He said empbatically the
Rock Islands reply was not like that OF
the Wabash "Our answer" he added,
"means fight with all our strength"
Judge Gresham announced that he
would set the hearing for Monday, and by
consent OF all parties, either at Chicago or
Milwaukee.
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rifrnuRq, a.. Narh st-Rlvr 10 icot
inches aud falling. tlCaf and cold.
EVANSVILLE Ind. Nafrh ll-Ritef 10 feet 4
inehea and rising. Departed nuckcyc stats. nagon.
Raining.
INV oRlfANs Ia. Marh q --nalninr. Ar.
fivcii-fuft PADS aud tafEts. ~ t1nls IArtart0i
Clty oiNeN ofleans NJ louis. q. y. rchsnA Gin
Cnnau. fuu ia,h aud harEcs ptufn tomorrow
NJ. LOUIS No. Nauh q ARRIVED naroish
Ouachiia uscf iypafisd Clty II Vlrksbufr
Nairhst The uYpf hss flsrn tCnihs ganFr tOf
Nav and w.t. Min has iallen msst al day and
night
cAiito, M. March 7L-Auivvd HAIRY Brown.
NeN ofieaht, midnight 'iiv ui laiuu iioure, New
Orleans AN. hclle Memphis. h. louis, . M.
IEfaftsd Nishct, ~ Louis ptn, tlty u Baton
l,ougc, ~ Louls, "a, lciis Nciaphl. Nairhcs,
Np.m. River ~ feet lnohes aud flslne cloudy
ard oool. Nirht -hlyef - icci lnrhe. and
rising
L0ulsviiiE Ny. Nsrh 7t-Noon River tall
inE, with i.ei slnchcs IN the aual aud .csl
einchc. on The hiia cloudy. cool and dristiing
rain Arrived Guiding btaf, New OilsaD, 10
Parted Guiding star Clndnnau Nleht-
River inlllng With ic-i iuchcs IN ths canal and
. iectb lneho. on the iails cloudy aud cO0l dflT
ding rain.
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OVFR ~ per cent Investment. 90 feet front on
kycr sircci. including four houses i0f 800 cash.
Rents for si2Vop per month. ard nom foF four moru
houses.
Sin lots sold yesterday Four iob left on Tfcr1
want avenue. opposite me- track snirsncc, easier
terminus Est Ind Dummy.
Two beautiful acres on Poplar boulevard, noe1
rCsldcnce 81 ". G fearvc. Cheap.
Best knd suburban lota Terms aud prices {
suit purchaser.
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Def. Main and Front, MEMPHIs TENN
lfalablI.hed IN lNol
THE WEEKLY APrEAr.

The WEEKLY APPEAL @ oompend-
tina Of o's w,e Of NpB, daily APPEALS. n.
agricultural department e prPorod riih orcai
nr. n contains complete martd rporls. fz<
ysar 1883 wn b. ta Of Important poliKoal
rnh and ths WEEKLY APPEAL wiH t>x1
,hrrodSv fully informed ofDtsn,.
The prioe u ne WEEKLY APPEAL ID
only 81 yesr. hhas no rgri~.
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HEALTH n WEALTH - ~. Besaregsra's
Ienio and Nervins, tie ureat
Preach specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all 10 stsrcs mental
IN and physical depression, fpcfinaturfhoa, ny
norhondrla strrility. neuralgia hyntcrla. inrapaciU
Tor study o. business. paralysis inpotrnce, epllep.
%. los ~ memory, soiicning ~ the btan and All
cured in either ueK by The ~ Of this unetceled
pfvramiion. II Il matter 81 supreme iinporianse
" lise appropriate treatment for the cure ~ the
and Ncrvine, alter many year, trial In furope, has
pFuted lnfsllible II taken nOortiinr 70 dircctiona
which arr snhsed 70 each bottle. one boa equal 70
frIcr. st.oO a boa. OF nlr boxes Toe $500 sent
b. mail PREPAID ON fcceipt % prlcs. We ausrantee
ceted bs us Coz ala boscs 80 will send our written
ausrantse 70 rgturn The money " trc.tment does
not snect q cure A. henkcn a Co. Dfur<stH. ole
srenu iof United slatcA IN aud 40 AAln street
Memphis. Tenn
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li.nrKn's MAoAnSE and LippiHopn for
April, aud HoIpor'S and Leslie'i, with full
Illustrations Of the storms In Now York,
for sale nj ManaordA
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Be Sure to Get Hoods

"Be sure to get Hoods sarsaparIlla. my
child. Bee that they do not give you any
thing else. You remember II Is the medicine
which did mamma so much good Ia year ago
so reliable. beneficial. pleasant to take
nv fnvorIta Qpring tnedifineu
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r.eol oa, Coz shs,sr.- s.s.,ss'- s..a,

forty-hvs yesrL Infsiiible Specific Tor
Diarflua DyHcniery, Cholera Mofbus fiuk,
childrcn's rcethlng, aud n taken In time a
SURF preventive Of Afistic Cholera.
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" you have no appetite. Man.a.iln vii
give you one. n you oycrcat yourself Man
a.lin will relieve YOU.
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Hood's SaFsapariIIa

Is carefully prepared from sarsapariila,
Oandciion. Mandrake. Dock. Pipsissewa,
juniper Berries, and other well.known and
valuable vegetable remedies, BY q peculiar
combination. proportion and process, CIV
ting to Hoods sarsaparilla curative power
not possessed BY other medicines. II effects
xI~I. ,la. 9TH l.n
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STRAH0N.
THOMAS&ROGERS
No. 90 Madison Street.
a Special list Of Residences. Build
Ing Lots. Business and Switch
Property, at very roason-
able Prices and Terms.
CONSULT YOUR owY INTEREST AND INSPECT
THEIR LIsT BEFORE PURCHASING.
roIs SALE.

FOR SALE.
CSO FEET FRONT on THE FASHION ABTE
ZoO part oi Mississippi avenue including cot.
hge. at les than ss.OO
SwlTcH PROPERTY on K. @. NJ. q n ROAD.
- Assoc per foot
EouR Ions NEAR wALDRAN AVENUE. AT
II 5000 per hot
UIousE-MAGNofiA TRFEs ETC. Co. Gns1s0.
IL splendid condition; worth $40 price. sl.5so
Etc, Eic.. Ltc.
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Pirn aud fittings. englae fittings
Browne, the plumbcr.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

II the ideal spring medicine. II rouscs
the kidneys and liver. tones the digestive
organs. creates a new appetite, purines and
vltalizes the impure and sluggish blood. cures
the headache. and oyercomes all the prostrat-
ing effects Of that tired feeling. Mr.. q. W.
Sloan. Of Milton, Mass. writes; "For i've
years ! was siek every spring. but last year
began In February TO take
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is the only medicine Of which can truly DO
said 400 Doses One Dollar" Take bottle
home and measure Its contents. You viii
ind II TO hold 100 teaspoonfuls. Now read
the directions, and you will nnd that the
average dose for persons OF different ages IL
less than teaspoonfui. Thus economy and
strength and strength are peculiar TO
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is the best blood puriner. II cures scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors.
Dyspepsia. Biliousness. Sick Headache. In
digestion. General Debility, Catarrh. Rheu-
matism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. over
comes that tired feeling. creates an appetite.
overcomes nervousness, and gives strength
and haalfh IN fha antiro svafan
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is peculiarly adapted TO give that strength
and vigor which Is so earnestly craved BY
persons advanced In years or who suffer
from what Is called general debility" II
tones and builds up the whole system,
while it purines the blood.
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II you have decided to buy Hoods sarsx.
parilla do not be induced to take any other.
Dealers who claim to have preparations "as
good as Hoods sarsaparilla," by so doing ad-
NIT that Hood'sis the standard. and possesses
peculiar merit which they try in vain 70 reach.
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! Hoods SarsapariIIa

i used nye bottles and have not seen . sick
day since. Ihavs recommended II to many
friends. all Of whom speak highly Of u. This
may be used for publication. rs think poo
pie should know the virtue Hoods sarsa-
parflln eontainsu
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IsTAnLfsrfED
SOL COLEMAN,

on MONDAY, MARCH 20.
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Isss.
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Hoods SarsaparIIIa

Ia an excellent remedy for diseases Of chill
dren arising from impure blood. The little
son Of Mrs. 2. 7. Nash, Dixbury. Mass. sur
fcred terribly from salt rheum from 9
months till years Of age. The family ply
sician failed 70 cure him In long treatment.
Hoods Sarsapzrilla effected complete euro.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-06
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

THERE ARE 10000 saloons in London.
THE Princess ITURBIDE is said to be
the best judge Of cigars in Spain.
NAVIGATION on Lake Champlain is ex-
pected to open between April 20 and
April %.
THE REGULAR steamship lines of New
York are organizing a trust against the
ocean tramps.
HUBERT ii. BANCROFT, the California
historian, is native of Granville, Ohio,
and 80 years OF age.
Mr.. HENRY WILLARD has sailed for Eu-
rope and will Try the waters of Carlsbad
for his rheumatism.
Mn. AND Mrs. HENRY Il. ABBEY will
sail for South America tomorrow to be
absent three or four months.
PAPER is NOW used in the construction
of chimneys. II is made into blocks,
which are Joined with cement.
The ANNUAL FINISH ride of the New
York Riding Academy will take place
Saturday evening, April ID, twenty-four
members participating.
SENATOR CHANDLER of New Hamp-
shire has bought property at Concord, on
which to erect eventually a printing
house for the Republican Press Associa-
tion, ofwhose stock he owns controlling
interest
THE LATE J. w. DREXEL paid at the rate
of $l4, 100000 per acre for the lot of land
on which stands the Drexel building, cor
ner Of Wall and Broad streets, New York,
and yet it proved a renunerative invest
ment.
MANY PETITIONS are daily received at
ST. Louis for the Communication of Max
wells death sentence. One of them
came the other day from the Nashville
Medical College and was signed by one
hundred and ten physicians and minis
ters, who expressed their belief inthe
trunk-murderer's innocence of guilty in
tent
"WELl," SAID some one to Mrs. Par
venu the other day, your friend Mrs.
Struggle has tliumphcd this season; she
has the aseendency now. Everybody
says So" my goodness !" exclaimed the
good but not over educated dame, "you
don't say so Where on earth did She
catch it-in the street cars T'-[ Mail and
Express.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-06
HE OWNED THE OFFICE.

General Huidekoper said that he had been
appointed postmaster of Philadelphia by
President Hayes and reappointed by Presi.
dent Arthur. He had served In the army lost
an arm at Gettysburg and had been made a
buyet hrigadiei general. While In Office he
bad never allowed a man In the postoffice to
attend a political convention or any political
meeting To the detrlment of the service.
Mr.! Hae-1'o use borrowed language, you
regarded public Office as a public trust.
General Iuldekoper-l do not care TO bor-
row language from that source, but that prob.
ably expresses what meant
Witness said that he was removed without
cause, and after Postmaster General Villas
Lad told him that under his administration
tie Philadelphia postoiice was the best man.
aged Of any In the United States.
The above is an extract from
Wednesdays S proceedings of the Sena-
torial Committee now in Philadelphia
engaged in an investigation Of Post
master Harrity. General lIuidekoper
was one of the witnesses called, we
presume, to show how postoflice
ought to berun on Civil Service Re-
form principles, but we submit that
the witness does not make very
fattering exhibit of himself.
We all know that he was q brave
soldier and Mr.. Villas says he was Il
good postmaster, but the style in
which he gives his testimony, while
il may be smart, is not sensible. He
talks as though he had acquired a fee
simple in the Philadelphia postofiice
by right'of long occupation and the
Government, in dispossessing him
of il, were trespasser.
Whenever man gets so grown into
an office or an Office so grown into a
man that he thinks he owns it, it is
ihigh time he were removed. And the
Administration was none too soon in
removing General Huidekoper.
He doesn't care to borrow Ian.
. guage from that source" but he evil
/. IDENTIFY thought il great hardship
when his subsistence "from that
source" was cut Off. That he was re-
moved without cause is not true. II
Was enough that he had held tho
pofiice under three Republican Presi
dents and. had no right nor reason tC
expect that he would be kept in under
aDemocratic a President.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-06
THE SPRING WINDS.


heard the winds with unseen feet
Pass up the long and weary street;
The song, we come from hill and glen
Totouch the brows of toIlmg men,
That each may know and feel we bring
The frst faint breathlngs Of the spring.
To sweeten lane and street aud square,
And tighten all the dusty air.
The hills from which we come lie bright
In something of Iichor light.
The long deep glens and woodlands lie
In softer shadows TO the eye,
The birds have caught finer note
To throb with JOY each feathered throat,
The streamlet echoes sweet and clear
The liquid pulsings Of the year,
Aud everywhere yOu look Is seen
Life dawning In tinge of green"
Thus sang he winds as up the street e
They passed with heard, but unsean feet,
And, as they went, a cloud above
Sent downYaFd tsary y spring epa love.
.;Ttv2od Wofds.i
The Washington critic., 1888-04-06
onIrIcuLAR.


lie was baseball player and he asked
q girl TO marry him.
"outon first She said, with @ cold, re-
ioctive smile.
Don't Aatter yourself" he replied, as
he picked himselfup, tits out on third
"Are you the horse edtorw inquired
an innoccnt-looking young woman, APP
preaching the desk ofthat functionary.
~ have that pleasure, Miss" he re-
piled, taking Off his hat.
Can you answer all sorts Of questions
about horsosP'
Wei, rather think can" he said
with prideful swell In his bosom.
"Oh, I'm so glad, she twittered.
"Will, you tell me the difference between
q bay horse aud a sea horse~
AS she went out of the office she smiled
back at him, but lie sat gloomily at his
desk and said nothing. r.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-06
mANrN,s rol1rIcAL rnoynnns.


A statesman that is fer sale is pore in-
vestment.
Religion and politics ought to be
friends.
The public schools is the backbone Of
good government.
Thar's dollars in the dirt Of politics. /
Wimmen aint cut out fer public men.
Patriots don't ask ther pay in advance.
A man can't sling mud and keep his
own hands clean.
The difference between politician and
statesman is that the statesman is some
times middlin' honest.
a citizen has got TO live mighty well ef
he don't git hungry fer Office sometimes.
\ politician aint necessarily patriot.
April is 4 pleasant month,
!inks and datlodils,
Fleccy clouds and fearful showers,
Bile and liver pills.
In the spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of girls, and
some young man in that condition sends
in this rondcau;
| close my eyes. | sit and dream
OF blue and gold in softencd CLEAN;
OF roses blushing for my eyes,
Oflilics fair beneath the skies,
That canopy the beautiful.
dream of her How sweet the theme,
For happy dreamer of his drcam
Awakng might lose the prize
] close my eyes.
! know the beauty of her face,
breathe the incense of her grace;
] wander in lotus land,
Directed by woman's hand;
Awaking might the dream displace--
] close my eyes.
A vntive nffpriuo--thp hollot