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THE END.
Here and There.
A petrified alligator was recently found
on the beach at Cutler, Me.

A petrified alligator was recently found
on the beach at Cutler, Me.
A vegetarian crank in Columbus re-
fuses even to eat vegetables that have
been in the same refrigerator with meat,
but the same fellow was once caught
kissing butchers daughter.
The vacation of the French school boys
has led to change in one feature of the
exposition. An order has gone forth
that, en- raison des vacances scolaires, all
the Arab, African, Egyptian and gypsy
dancing girls must moderate their style.
There is a growing sentiment in Wis
consin in favor of establishing the whip
ping post in that state for the punish
ment of wife beaters and petty thieves.
Robert Sause, the principal of high
school in Odessa, hanged himself while
suffering from melancholia recently.
Two hours after receiving news of his
death his widow became insane, killed
her four children and mortally injured
herself by jumping from fourth story
window.
Disease has ravaged some of the grouse
preserves in Scotland to an alarming ex-
tent. On one moor recently out of 260
birds killed all had to be buried.
Along the line of the railway which
runs through the grounds of the Paris
exposition are placards in twenty-eight
languages intended to remind passengers
of the dangers of the road.
A process has been invented by means
of which photographs can be printed al
most as fast as newspaper, and without
dependence on sun or light. They are
said to be of the first quality.
Two brothers-in-law in New York were
engaged in a rough fight the other day,
and the blind son of one took up slate
and hurled it in the direction of his
uncle's voice. His ear was better than
the eye of some of our rifiemen, as the
slate hit the man in the forehead and
fractured the skull, so that his condition
is critical.
German colonies are forming in Iowa,
Kansas, Illinois and some other states
for buying lands and settling in Texas.
A colony of 1875 families from West
phalia, Kan, is about to settle in Cook
county, Texas, their purchase consisting
of $4,000 acres, the consideration being
S229,OOO.
Somebody has remembered that when
the Worlds fair was held in New York,
thirty years and more ago, high tower
which o'ertopped old Trinity church was
prominent feature of the show. 1t was
called Latham's tower, from its inventor.
When the Crystal palace, constructed for
the fair, was burned, the tower went
along with it.
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ASlatiC Mixture.

The best known remedy for all Cramps,
Pains, Diarrhna, Cholera Morbns, Neural
hia, Tooihache, etc, is AsIArIc MIXTURE.
Prepared only at DR.. L. r. Kinks Drug
Store, Rising Sun, Md. Always keep
bottle in the house.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-11-29

The hand of God must have directed
the heroic young man, for he reached the
foot of the burning stairs in safety.
Then, nerving himself for the final act in
the drama, he rushed through the barrier
of flame and out into the clear air.
Loud cries greeted him as he staggered
forward and placed his burden in the
arms of Lawrence Richmond, blackened
in face, and his garments burning in a
score of places.
He heard terrible roaring noise, as
though the old mill had fallen in, and
then he knew no more.
The hero had swooned.
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Born In 1900.

A Buenos Ayres paper affirms that
there is now in Bolivia a surgeon, Luca
Silva by name, whose age is not less than
129 years. He was born in Cochabamba
in 1850, and devoted himself, after grad
uating in medicine, to the practice of
surgery. Lately he was taken to the
house of Senor Jose Ramallo, president
of the Dramatic College of La Paz, and
gave a lucid account of the revolution in
1909, which resulted in the emancipation
of his country from the Spanish yoke
Chicago Tribune.
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The voodoo Doctor.

The peculiar methods of a voodoo doc
tor practicing at Madison, Ca, are thus
described: When he begins his practice
ON patient he gets pot and fills it with
water and roots and puts it on the fire to
boil. While the water boils he gets out
in the floor and shakes himself and says:
"Im q buzzard. I'm crow, I'm an eagle,
I'm kingfisher," then goes over a lot of
unintclligible incantations. He then
makes the patient look into the pot Of
boiling water until lie can see the one
who tricked him. The patient is visited
frequently at night. The pot with roots
and medicines is boiled, and the patient
must undergo thorough rubbing with
tho contents of the pot, while the doctor
doing the rubbing goes over his incanta-
tions.--Exchange.
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Let me look upon the old mill once
again, and perhaps this mad fancy on
my part will be satisfied. What 1t Is /
know not, but i, cannot resist it. Hal
He finished his words with startled
cry, for. his eyes had suddenly caught a
glow of light through the forest trees
"It cannot be tho moon rising, for,
unless 1 have lost my bearings, 1 am
heading toward the west. My soul, see
that flame dart upward 1t is the old
mill on fire God ,holp me, what If she
should be lostr' !,
He started on wild run, leaping over
holes and logs as though they were
almost nothing, and rapidly nearing the
blazing mill, which with every passing
minute seemed to become more and more
the victim OF the flames. !
Now he seemed to understand the SUBJ
tie power that had drawn him on, and in
his heart he prayed, oh SO earnestly, that
he might yet be in time to save his
darling. = - #s
All thoughts of bitterness toward her
had been swept from his heart as il BY
magic. He had the proofs Of his inno-
cence, but his words about throwing her
love from him, We're forgotten.
On he dashed. 1t seemed as though
he would never get there, and the old
mill was now perfect pyramid of flames,
roaring and leaplng upwards. as though
in fiendish glee over the destruction Of
the haunted building.
The woods were now lighted up, and
he could see his way better, so that he
made better time, but his heart was full
of terrible fear lest he should arrive too
late.
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TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have bottle of DIR. FAHR
NEY'S TEETHING SYRUP. Perfectly safe, n
opium or Morphia mixture Will relieve Coli
Gripping in the Bowels and promote Difficult feetL
Hagerstown, Nd. Druggists sell it, IS cents.
Trial bottle sent by mail 10 cents fe
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CHAPTER XXXVI.
CONCLUSION.

" E min u te g
from t he time
t h a t r o e e +
dashed from the
burning building,
blind with smoke
an d burning g
w h ere ver tn @
flames had licked
t h G flesh, tn @
whole mill was
t o t t Q rim G and
t hire t eninp to
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22
Chicago Gram ana Produce.

ECHICAGO, August 2l-With spectators
feeling as friendly to wheat as they were
this morning there was enough "bull'
news received to have put prices up a full
cent had it not been for persistent selling
by prominent local operator On every
bulge these Offering would result in re
bound 50 that the market see-sawed back
and forth within &c range for December
all day. 1t seemed impossible to get price
above ~ and buying orders at 7sc ap-
peared TO be SO numerous that the Offering
was inconsequentiai. Narrow and ham
lered as the trace was speculative deal
lngs We're of rather larger volume than
noted yesterday and market averaged frac-
tiOnaIly higher. Final closings for futures
here were $5@lzc higher and the cash mar
Ret also stronger.
a fair business was done in corn The
speculative market opened about the clos
ing OF yesterday, was firm for Il time, ad-
vanced 1s@4c ruled weaker, declining
&c, became quiet and closed 1501Ic lower
than yesterday.
The chief interest in the oat market
conferred in May, which was traded in to a
moderate extent, but prices held steady at
The same range as yesterday.
In hog products only a moderate trade
was reported and a steady feeling pre-
vailed. On the whole prices ruled higher,
more particularly in mess pork and the
market closed steady at about outside
figures. Pork advanced 121I@iJc for near
deliveries. Ribs ruled higher by DC.
The leading futures ranged:
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THKorCB yHrIBULZ TRAIS.
Of Pullman sieeE sr~ and Free Reclining Chair
Carr tote sati9nei Fnesuipn1rnt g. \
Il. 8iIrsafe. Aaxast es-sl. f-zS

Special fast trains wili - rgn ~ zee
great Rock Island route. leaving hAc@ar
City az O'Clock Saturday sfsalng Aa-
gus, - 70 accommodate 30 Grs1d Army
~ The kepuh e. Their families sn3 trans
WHO wish 20 attend ihe annual . - X
encarnp cnsf.t 20 - bed - ~ 1aaEs=.
Auzust - t. Il. inclusive fHia I1AFluz
W Ichfta a 80 a. H. viii connect ssath
be.e trains ard yuu through - itieago
without caAuz4. Tickst4 vi - so.d
A. veTy low ra+s fur tbe rpufd
tim. srd szters5o1 4 trns VII -
given for tie ref1ra Fass1gs ratIi
-sr,fefrfef q = desired. Choice =
routes ". u also Re gwen tstvses Cbscag9
and xffuaukes TT tho@s ho39fsg tscssfs
over II. arp4t Eack Isfsne .gs8ts II
tsrsErs arrangement. rsEs hsgu male
with tie Goo1rlcb Steamship curB2 aay.
am they have piAC<8 81 the dss-<ssal =
this ccnuraGy the uea steamer GIty e
KAc.re. the huest tai ca tte ngrlhern
lRses IEe s,e&Ds, WI AL g -1pHsy
morning directly after TIA arrival = tAs
sa~c4Al trssHs - Ik4cAso, fEus agcrl.ag
.te yr1Tlisgs q a dayEgbs Y.fs nrroas
Lake Asohtxsn - Milwaaksz- Fs:ygas
q t1s ErazS Rock lslknd ara thgs safe -
- AXE Ctacoss oH Err1y.ng ~ Ca4csEu.
All a. re company cs1ce. 10 Es*s
Douglas sT-u9s. corner Il Main strVrt. =
A. SAsssn2er station. eoru~s D,0zZAa al
Mad svy.l.ss. fgr particular
= SEA SO AsTf1E.
tseug Passenger al 7.cks. A4sai
6-7-Lg - l<oT8
AssI CsSI PAssssss. Asa Ia, Ass--
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22

KANSAS CITY. Mo. AucUSz -
WHEAT-Strorger. No red cash. sales m li...
August sales al - 6i',C, september sales at Etr
COtN-NtronEVC. No, leash and AUGUST So,
sld, TIC asked; september sales at 2}sc; year sales
6Ars-No. cash, ana August. rs uii. ls..s
k1E-No, . cash. Sc bid sc asked.
EGGS-Firm At lgC.
hAh-t rm. strict fancy prairie, - - Is o.
good 10 choice IS 5i.4 az poor. = a.
kt.AA SEEb-AiShor, II II.
tLNO Il Weak and lower ny. Sc: XXX ql
G. % patent 81 SsSl -.
NOhN NEAls-EiVE. %
MlLl-SIl FFS-Nery vOSN
CORN CHNP-4lc
ShlHSIl Ft-sUc
bkAN-Quict. &c
% lihh-Guud 90 fancy creamery. lGl4C; COM
snoa country WesA al ID. slas,C.
tdh hSf.-t nuiCe northern Twins SC. Young
america. sc western. .-,t- skinned
POI LIhA-kasy. Choice hens - 8 = 5.e rooS
ters VI ~ per uoz; spring chickens. sls.l -
hAMS-llC.
BREAKFAST BACON-@lgc
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DIZZY SALT MkATS-Riis and long clear. & De.
shoulder. ~ i0 snort clear - a.
SMOKED MIA iS-ehoct ribs, = SIS. long clean
- sAou.ders - lsrl' short clear. $ -
EORh-SlU "a
LAhD-S5 So
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22
Administrators Notice.

State % kansas. Sedgvsick county. rs
To al persons Interested n The estate Richard r.
Combs deceased.
You and each Of you, hereby u0tinei that
there is file tf the probate court OF ~cdEvcs
county, Kansas. a petition OF John g.. combs and
Eliza !. Comb administrator 81 the estate 81
Richard T. COMBS crcriused. a-k ing the said rorTt
10 authorize ami power them sell the following
described real e- aff toG}t-
Tue H. !. Of the ~1v 8. aud the - = ~ the So q.
and he W e OF the HH- = ~ see IS. town 81 h ..
also p = 81 81 q ana y ~ t"i e. !. aug 'h' 81,
SedgHgick county Kansas Also p. q. and u.s. a u
NJ. ). ano T. = ~ tic = " . OF So 5. town a.
range J.. Butler county. KsUsaE
N"w uule~- you appear thereto and defend on tEu
7th day Of ~epjeu4Hr-. A. d., i>. ny o'clock ul..
and show Cause chs prayer Gf esI4 .iet.tiuu ehAii
not b. granted order of decree VIII Pee made as
prayed FOR JOINS Gowns.
fifL8 D. otfue.
dos AduiuiFt-srHrsa OF e-..l r...
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22
wichita Produce Market.

Furnished by Oberne. Hosick d Co.
WICHITA, August p.
HIDES-Green, 50 4093 So green salt, s. 0Ga5 GE
dry sailed, 4Gl0c; green pelJs. 40%IJc; dry pelts,
Ga nc.
TALLoW-No prime 43lc; No 2, SIC.
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IT. Louis Produce,


=. LOUIS, No. August q.
FL0JR-J nchsnged.
NHEAT-E CHER. Speculation about S.aa-art
y rs 81. sc Was as - above yesterday. No. rrF
Cal. $50 '3Se; August closed az &c SsAe. sen
Ten - x asked Beceuber 11c bid. Aay slSsc
COS = N-Dul. No. mixed cash, $50, august
-, "a - frner. No cash. lSSSc Septem ber lSS,c
s'S; 80 August l>c bid October ls,so asked
nv E1shler-,2as is-,.
al0 seals a. >' - ---'''-'''
BkA,N.inii and dragging al &c.
IAA skED-Ste.dy. 81 ~
,,,s EAD-S'FoAGer. Common 8 TX refined s. -
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. W. Hawn q Co., grain and COM
mission merchants.
WICHITA. August q.
wHEAT-No soft. 55zG9c; NO2 nard, 5tG55c.
CORN-No white, PC; No mixed, &c
OATS-No white, I68l7ci mixed, l5$Itc
RNE-2JC.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22

This Office is prepared - furnish al The
blanks = bich ara used in connection Win
proving up hOussteads - Oklahoma " o
use COoys blanks. which are ID" 0uiF
blanks printed that have been approved ~
The land coumi ssi0ner a. - AshlDst0n.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22

ST. LOUIS. NO.. August q.
CATTLE-Reccipts 1900; shipments. 1901 Strong.
Fair to choice native. - 9JG4 81; stockers
and feeders, y 1jG3 ~
HOG5-Receipts 2g0; shipments, 200. Higher.
Fair 20 choice heavy, - 1U@4 ;Sji packing grades,
81 1894 20.
SHEEP-Recepts 1f0O: shipments, 300. Market
Steady. Fair To choice. 50 3lsL4 40
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Harvest lzcsr-ions low Ea,c-.

The Santa f. route will soil. ou August
8 and % September 10 aud - and October
:. 1850, ruuud-trIp excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates-abOut onc fare TO-
round trip from Wichita 90 ali points iu
Texas. Panhandle % Texas, Colorado.
New Mexico. Utah. Wyoming. Idaho
and Montana. Tickets are good for
q frty days from date 81 sale. with stop
overs allowed at pleasure on return trip
Parties desiring 10 make IA thirty dsys'
trip To any Of the western mountain re-
sorts, including Las Vegas Hot springs.
Colorado Springs. Cascade Canon. Nam
tou. Green Mountain Fails, etc can save
money by taxing advantage q the low
rates On The Harvest Fxcursiou dates. Fer
ticket rates and other Information. cali on
". -. Murdoch. agent A., ]. & 5 K. K
K, or address
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22

JIVUnGRAPHED Aud PriR,so l.i,sc
Hi Heads, Note Head. Envelope,
IiIIIit Business Card, Wedding II
Party Invitations, Calling Cards
Luncheon Cards Bonds, Mortgages, CertiB-
gates Ct Stock, &c. az The wichita EAsLg
U8cs. Wichita. kaos1s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22

BUTTER-ouiet, steady. Creamery. l6olsc, dairy;
1sSdl5c.
EGGS-Steady at 12@J231c.
CORN MEAL-Lower; 81 7531 s..
WHISKY-sl ~.
PROyISIONS-Quiet
PORk-Sl0 %
LAkD-S5 s..
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New ork Produce.

BUTTER-steady. Creamery. u4Isc. dairy aal5.
EGGS-Steady. Fresh : i5o.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22

ffFtf. I - g. ffffs=7t-fs
q. J. & T. 4, a. T. & $. r. X r.
dlG-t( Topeka, kaasas
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Kansas City Live stock
KANSAS CITY, No., August q.

KANSAS CITY, NO.. August q.
The Live Stock Indicator report.
CATTLE-Receipts. .,n7: shipments, 26S5.
Prime native beef steers steady; others weak and
IUc lower. Good to choice fed steers. Fl UOg
! 25 common to medium, 81 ODq5 %; stockers and
feeders. 81 GIGS o. cows 81 Jg2 6jgrassers, 81 "
HOGS-Receipts. AGA; shipments, SCI. Mar
ket steady Light and mixed a shade higher
S310Fc4 IS
SHEEP-Recepts. 59i; shipments 24a. Steady.
Good TO choice muttons. s. 758i UG common TO
medium 81 5Js3 50.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, III, August ~
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTL Ell Receipts. I5.GUG shipments, 30tl
Market steady for best, others dun. Beeyes, 81 81
o. %; steers - C09i JE stockers and feeders 81 80
ce3 U: cows bulls and mixed 81 0CGo3 0J Texas cat
tie 81 .ja5 l.; natives and half breeds So 3JG4 80
HOGS-Receipts, l5,0G sh pments, 4.JGl. Market
opened strong but closed lower Mixed. 81 9Jlt4 so
Heavy. s. 7OBi Z light. 81 2594 70; skips, - 5SG
4u.
sHEEP-Receipts 9glG shipments. 1000 Market
active but weak. Natives, 81 JG4 i0 western - %
81 liz texans, 50 G1g4 81 lambs, lower, 81 U995 20.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-22

Plenty OF cheap money for farm and city
loans az the knight Investment company,
10 y. Market street D--tf
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FOR TRADE.
Under this head &c per line per day.
A. J. APPLICABLE

EOR TRADE-Nichita property clear ~ in
Il cllmbrancs 10 trade Tor cattle. Address q. g..
Cham berlin. klngniau. Kan. u Sos
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NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
q PACIFIC RAILWAY.
f"Great Rock Island Route
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"-'Ni' NV+' 0'''"''' AT" '"'"i "V''S
-Four doors east OF Postoffire. Wichita. Kan
COMPLETE ABSTRACTS TO ANY PROPERTY
IN SEDGWItk cot My a.. Im
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Three hours the quickest 70 81 louis
Missouri Pacific railway "a q
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'lasF0 - I'D = p = = %.
I t-E- Ae1-z re 49,. - sfugzs1-- e n1FT = -
h %eH e1Ts bssGaS - ~. srf1. taefes1sss
sszsA - Itrrrsz- $3.50 ressr1 fsss 49, = 5
CFsT-rr - Eagx bad r1z4 rcs-E "a
j <sEszss - 3 -x<1 49, = 1893 a sk-s -
4&z<r - ge&se ie<ss 49, .. la &C. -. -
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GEORGE ". EREY.

ATTORNEY. Z. s. Claims, Pensions and
ratings secured Associated with Hon. II. NJ g
of Washington, d. C. Office LIZ North Main Sire
Wichita. Kansas. 12r
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Elegantfree reclining chair cars all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through To all points
north, south east and west and steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest rates. city
ticket oftice lU East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
aynues.
{. A, RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
81, l n1-Is Z - " I'll. a NcIscn 2 n
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GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. . Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily...........
No. , Kansas City, IT Louis
and Chicago Through
Mail and ex. daily.
No. 4 Kansas City. st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
AdtAS Gee. ---. ..----.-..- 81.
No. 81 Accommodation,
daily except sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
No. ; Kansas City. st Louis
and Chicago eX. daily.
No. / Kansas city, IT Louis
and Chicago through
mail and eX. daily.
No. 81 ACComm odaGion.
daily except Sunday
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
Baby One Solid RASH.

Ugly, painful, blutchUd, malicious. M rest
by day, n" peace by night doctors aud
III remedies failed, Fried TutisuTt.
t.teci marvellous, saved lts lie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
Tho Lrr-ry .Inmnlnr rlacr.

\ section gang were working OH the
marsh west uI Jersey City the other
day, VIXEN n sun man who had been
suiping c,iulc along aud called the at.
tuutou Of the boss 10 some singular
looking spots beside the road0od. and
asked the cause. These spots looked
rs If Tie end Of "a heavy beam had
struck the earth. end here aud there
was a ragged furrow in the dirt.
"And you don't know what them
spots isl exclaimed the boss as he
looked up and down the track.
II Ito not
"Wcll, you'll find them for half a
mile each way from this. but this is
the favorite spot. All Of those were
made between dark and daylight last
night"
But howf'
by tramps jumping off Of freight
trains. Back there is where the
whistle blows for Jersey City. About
here is where she slackens up to four
miles an hour. Then the tramps be-
gin TO leave the bumpers. They jump
straight out, and come down with a
squash, and though they leave a big
hole IN the soft ground they receive no
hurt. I've seen ten leave ono train
right here. BLESSED good thing for
dead beats that the Lord put this
marsh SO close 10 town, II we had
clay ground here thcre'd be need Of a
big hospital, too" New York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
KNIT TOGETHER.

What Is there 10 the autumn haze
That calls 10 mind departed days.
Can II be a mist from the tears that were she'd
Or an alterElow Of the joys that are tledy
What is there Ia the fading leai
Thai Sai!ru, vith unbilleu rrltf'
Doas q whisper the rlle ~ Unf0rpuaJc IT.
To he lOvrl Tor % SEASON and thea Iur-ltF
What Is tbfr' On mo wiuI's low SIGH
That Ills our eyes yneu passing byg
Is II plliuIIvely Sohbiug, a,oue' alone
Uncunsciousg tpHChIng a wound OF cur ownl
What Is thrrr IA the chill brief d.y
That makes one love more tsulHT.y'
Dos il wakru a 1ryid Of the uJnia- night
THAT e~onceals tho light of our ewes FROM siSht'
Oh, autumn haze and fading leaf
Oh, sobblng wind and dag ~ brief
There's a tie Of sympathy sonieRhrr. between
The heart and you that is painfully Etcn
CHICAGO lntrr-Occan.