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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05
REMEMBER AL YouR Fmrsps Ar


hENEMBER All, HorR ERrrwps A.
CHRISTMAS, AND YOU Will. HAVE AM
PIE MONEY TO GO ALL ARorSpn
YOU BUY YOUR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS FROM
rs WILLIAMS q co.
DRUGGIST
Under Masonic Temple
Corner Ninth and + Streets Northwest
In making our extensive list we viii ary no, 20
deceive our customers by advertising one .-c,e f
say 30 cents which is worth tut 81 and s,hcr Cor
81 that is worth only IS cents and another for FL
give You the worth q your money and MARI the
goods in plain figures. We have bought very heavily
for the Holidays and have an endless vassy Of the
choicest goods select your numerous pre.suts from
We have the largest stock OF BOTTLES in the city
comprising some Of the most beautiful and earefuy-
selected Patterns.
yery Heavy. An Hand. On. sa.s. po,,,s. ..., .,,,x
$780,, -. s.. 20
"iass Dot'ie' Oh pretty designs. IN endless
varieties, running from 20 cents 10 e. so peF pair
Plain Rattle Cav ooy,-,,., ,.,,,, am, .,o, -
~ w
Plain Bottles with pressed shoppers for eoverine.
chearer than ever before
49,
~ ~ " ny
quantities-
Hundreds Of patterns OF Pressed Glass co,osns
pitchers Mil, p-...., s,o,,.-- -,,,,.,.. - -
'eN~ '" p'e0e'
Your special attention In called to lot Of Pitchers
25 cents pair
.,,a,,a, .,,,,..,.. o.. ,,,... ,,.. :, ,.x
fuheen's Oh the rafes' ana most beautiful psterns
Imported Rose-Leaf Jars
,,,,u,r..a v..s. ., p,.,,,o. s....w
mometers for ornamental work
Smokers Sets.
c,......
' ~ e
shaving Mugs OF porcelain. oHdized-HAndle Shaving
brushes, Ivory Shaving brushes Bone
handle Shaving Brushes
Our stock Of Plush Goods. which comprises every
thins IN this line Is the prettest In the city We have
'ne iAfseS' variety ana u'e rcnes' aeSsns '1s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

Oysters are temporarily dearer because the
iilegal dredging is checked; but the oyster
you'd before long become an expensive rarity
indeed il the destruction of the beds by the law
less dredgers were not prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

T. roo WANT AN oyERcoAT AT HALF PRICl
LONDON AND ILyEEfooL CLOTHING co.
fo0-58 Sth and STA ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

Our navy has taken from Hayti the Hsytien
Republic and the yellow fever The latter ar.
QUESTION represents the largest item of DAMAGE
caused BY the seizure Of the American vessel
which made necess ny Admiral Luce's visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

SpEc1A1 CAan
TO THE LADIES OF
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
We win. during tho month Of January, commence
any piece Of work. In any flour and original Styles
FREB Of charge.
Our class ~ Fine Embroidery Work, Crocheting and
AL kinds Of Knitting now being formed
Our new departure In STAMPING hailed with de-
light BY the ladies Of Warrington. No more waiting
daysf for stamping Al stamping done while ron wait
Auour stamping dcsisns nav and original. Hun
dss Of nov pieces Of work in courss Of prspara
ton.
Can end ~ than.
.. 0PPxNH1IlGED BRo,
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS,
6l4 9th sk n ~
btompdn4 While yc0 wait. dl.eo3m
YOU CAN GET A cas- CHINcHIrLA ovHRcoAT
!. tesDon AND hs 1--WE K e nogHse 60,
no-Sn 5th and @ Sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

Il was said that Mrs. Cleveland declared
against bustles. Mrs. Harrison has Just ac-
eepsed With thanks the gift Of hustle. Under
which queen, lady Bezonians?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

- tDu<zu8 the ~Opon1nG.U
THE INFANTS DEpARTNENT h.e n. buv.- .,,a
- distinct branch Of busnsss Garment for ~
purposes ffum thu hour OF the baby.s birth prscer
ffum fsw cents to $50 for our Ansst outat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

VIZ ARE Nor
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS, NOR RE-
BUILD, NOR MAKE ANY CHANGE IN THE
FIRM, BUT FINDING THAT WE
HAVE TOO MANY GOODS
HAVE DECIDED TO
REDUCE OUR LARGE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
BY SELLING THEM AT COST,
AND IN MANY CASES LESS THAN COST.
COME EARLY AND GET THE BEST BAR
GAINS
T.B. TOwNER l. SON,
13le7TH ST. NV,
h4-1m DRY GOODS DEALERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05
Srncrar Rrpucrross

Srnc1AI RrDuorross
IN pANTALooHs MADE 10 onpER
10 CUT DOWN OUR STOCK CO.. FINE
TRousERiSes WI TO-DAY gsS. ap
MARK ALL
Our sis AND sie PANTS si2sa
OUR sie.so AND si4 PANTS sla
OUR slo PANTS ss
THESE ARE NEW AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS. AND WILL BE CUT Up on TEE
PREMISES. MADE UP HERE UNDER our
OWN SUPERVISION. FIT AND woRKNAS-
SHIP GUARANTEED.
AT THE PRICES QUOTED ABovr rHFsR
ARE GREATER BARGAINS THAN You ARE
LIKELY TO FIND ANYWHERE lLsE II
WASHINGTON.
RI BARNuM D 90.
'se e3l PENNSYLVANIA Avn
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

A mans visage is seldom an unfail-
ing index of his intelligence, but
when be talks he places before Us an
evidence which cannot be mistaken.
Meeting DR.. Marshall at the hotel, we
saw at once the degree of the gentle
man, and a little conversation con-
WINGED us that he was no wandering
adyenturer armed with the decep-
tions of fraud and bent on fleeing
the ignorant and iow-born out OF
their earnings. Let US say to the pub
lie that he is here doing q lawful bust
ness, which he has been pursuing in
some of our largest towns for eleven
wears. As a citizen of Birmingham,
he is identified with that phenomenal
modern creation of wealth and prog
ress by the ties of a refined family,
property, social and moral inilu-
epces. During four months of the
year he is engaged liz selling the med
icines which he proposes to oi1er tor
three weeksto our people. Tbepur-
poses for which these compounds, de-
eoctions, ~salves, etc., are intended,
and the ends they propose to accom-
plish can be seen by consulting ms
posters, and advertisement which vii
appear in our next issue, as it was pre-
sented too late for this week. lhe
handsome little markee in which or
der and method are evident, is DR.
Marshalps place of business, in from
of which he gives interesting concert,
wherein songs and humor combine u
amuse and pleaae, without vulgarlty
to offend. His tent, with objective
lessons painted on the outside Is Oh
the west side Of the square
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18
DUCK HII ItornS.

Suffered death from Neuralgia o.
Rheumatism in my head and shout
der last summer, and finely II Pc
came genera, in my limbs, causing
Them TO be very much swollen Mr..
wilkins has been using Buchanan's
Spanish Lightning Relief IN his fam
lily, and sent me u bottle. Three APP
pfications gave me relief, and IN three
days I was well both of pain n
swelling. Since then, me and my
wife consider it a blessing and indi-
.spensible ia a family. My wife IS a
Paraletic and finds great relief rom
It when suffering with pain. Resps.,
jill. Riuford, March 3rdlss5. furtnei
Information at Branum u GoodWln
Drnp store. inch Off
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

A job gotten up by Mr.. W. II. Ladd
in this office, for the Grenada County
Alliance Warehouse Company will
bear inspection anywhere among prao-
teal typos and men Of business. 1t
was q skeleton cotton-storage receipt
book, tasteful, convenient and strong
ly put togother-the binding being
complete. In fact, there never WAS a
better printer in Grenada than Walter
Ladd, and the public may rest assured
that when Il piece Of work PASSES from
his hands il will bear the impress Of q
man who understands his business.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

We know that it takes money to
build new towns or improve Old ones.
Enterprises on paper, talk and speech
es, are simply building castles in The
air. How many plans and schemes 10
add to the development Of Grenada
| have been discussed on The streets aud
in the papers, and yet our material
condition stands without the rattle Of
Il new wheel in the machin ry Of our
Industries, save The fair grounds, anG
/ this periodic il its action. Whether
this is to be continued or Whetheril IS
10 bo changed for the bette, is aluv5-
ton for the public spirit Of those who
own the property Of The town. We
learn that in other places 4 building
and loan association il the happy i'll
stru nent Of many new houses. Have
we not an association Of this kind
We ask in no complaining spirit, is
that organized body based on princi-
pies that will enable any nan of ener-
gv and fail Intelligence TO borrow the
money with which to build Il home fol
himself aad family? Ifso it is a good
institution aud should be Iostered niiU
strengthened for the benefit of the
public as we'll as the stockholders. |
it needs more capital and is doing /
good work for the town, is that not |
good leason to awake the apathy 0
every man of means to enlarge il,
powers of utility? 1t seems 50 to Us
If we get the Methodist College, il
which every citizen il Interested to
certain extent, that will probably fl:
the material status of Grenada. witt
the CollegiateInstitute unendowed, tn
twain, with our well-organized publ
schools, will at once constitute Gren
ada as a great centralizing power @
education. This is worth the eoncen
!, trated intellectual and pecuniary re
sources of our white population. W
would urge this question in all of it
: magnitude to the monetary interest
of Grenada.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

DR.. C. D. Smith, Veterinary, Sur
peon and Dentist Is in town II may
be found at Ferguson & Mullins
Stable. The doctor treats all diseases
Of horses, mules, cattle, sheep, swine
and dogs. He will remain here a few
DAYS and will treat scientifically all
animals brought to him for treatment.
Examinations free. Calls night or
day will receive prompt attention
See hills. Residence at Mrs. Knox.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18
THE ELLIOTTS CONS NC.

On Tuesday, October end, the I'll
liotts with their GREAT company cont
nr;s;,,e * premier artists. viii hold
The boards ofour Opera Housh =. our
amusement-loving public WI! re-
member the splendid pertor taanot
nivnn nv lhe Eliiotts last seas n, and
will 20 to see them again, Ihty come
to US most highly recommel ded ny
the press aud public and the eompa
nv have not lost u, day since They ap-
reared here last. They have now
made the tour from oeean t0 ocean,
nn,I arc now on their second tour OF
IA United States, They bring with
tham a first.class band, and one of the
finest orchestras travelling. secure
your seats at Eatman " Powell =.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

DOn'tmiss Dlefenbacn's loct snow.
full line of Fine Boots and Shoes
can be found at A. II. Inmau's.
D~iefenbach's great dime show will
he here to-day.
". Il. Smith makes a specially of
repairing Fine Watches.
Go to A. r. Inman for nice fittings
Easy wearing boots and. shoes.
Carry your broken jewelry to W. E.
Smith for repairs.
See our nobby Hats 10 on exhibit
ton. Cd AosflN w.
The Elliott Company travel in their
own special car, and have a splendid
band.
Alcutt Hams are the best iuiciest
and sweetest. Go to A, Il. lnman's
for them.
Observation-Disclosures q soc.
brogan to y So handmade.
G. j. AUSTIN d Co.
Go To w. E, Smiths and let your
eves feast upon the beautiful Silver
ware, which he has just received
Ever thing marked down to Rock
Bottom Prices. Call and see our new
goods. Z. ). AUSTIN " W
Now is time to go to Castallan
Springs, Miss, for health and plea
sure,
Fresh Castalian Springs water
kept constantly on hand ut Randolph
Cages.
Call and see our fine Dress Goods.
with Trimmings to matcil.
C. J. AUSTIN d Co.
Lovers of good music will be pleas
Cd TO learn. Thejoily voyagers btlnG
with them one of the best orchesbr"
travelling.
The Elliotts and their splendic
company at Mullin Hall Tuesday, DC
tober 22ud. Be in the swim aud Sc
cure your seats new.
Call and see Voohies, Miller d Ru
DpI's fine tailor-snado ~Cl0thin@-th'
heat-ftting goods made.
G. J. AUSTIN d Co.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18
Mr.. Thomas Hall who has been fol

Mr.. Thomas Hall who has been for
so,ne time in the extensive house OF Z;
J. Austin & Co., has been transferred
to Greenwood in the interest OF the
same strong firm. Tom was raised
here. and his friendship like q large
net work of kindness, EN- braces al
most every body in the town, inner
ting a noble nature, he could not De
otherwise than popular for his many
native virtues. Filled with an non
orable ambition to succeed, life 10
him lust begins to open its response
bilitfes, which he viii meet with m
telligcnce and spirit and we take
pleasure in introducing HIM 70 the
people of our sister city, as worthy OF
| their esteem and confidence,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18
TO ''ALLIANCE."

We were much ANNOYED at learning
that "a mau OF MIR. p. NJ. MiiIer's in.
tellect should find such Il ~grievous
fault in the article Of Col. j, j, VIII
liains in the GAZETTE headed "AiIi-
aLce aud their tandS. The article was
one of friendly advice and written
with the best Intention and kiudeat
of feelings and TO show that it was not
lacking in sonnd sense, 1t was r0niei
and given the leading place in the
Aberdeen weekly, the official journal
oftle Monroe County Alliance, that
the farmers of that community might
read and profit thereby. The repre-
sentative men ofthe Alliance in this
county have told US that they saw
nothing in the article to call forth
sheh Il torrent of abuse and in face Of
all these facts we will pass over Mr..
M'ller's articles as being che OF those
accidents or mistakes common to ev-
cry human, aud simply let the matter
deep. 1t is not because we a"e afraid
to put Col. Williams against him in a
contro versy, but Ills because such a
controversy IS exceedingly disagreea-
bic to ourselves and to the readers of
our paper and is of no benefit to auy-
one, except that it may give Mr.. Mil
lera little cheap noteriety. We will
attempt 10 reply to his thrust at the
GAZETTE about being the pretended
friend Of the Alliance. Wehave done
what we could for the Alliance mere
ly through a feeling of friendship tc
our farmers. 1.-THE Alliance is not
satisfied with Il gratis work they
have but to nutify n, ana VIC will stop
but we will not accept our dismiasa
at the hands of Mr.. Miller without
the sanction of the body Of farmer:
who have banded themselves togeth'
er for mutual benefit and protection
If Mr.. Miller has aly grudge
against the present management o
the GAZETTE, We are unaware of i
and regert it, but there is a more hon
orable and manly way to settle suci
a grudge than to brand US rs hypo
crits and accuse us of tWo-faccd-ne.i
III the columns OF a newspaper. W
entertain no hostile feelings and vii
be glad to extend the hand Of friend
ship first, but we want this neWspa
per racket stopped.
W. J. JENNIEGs.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

That venerable Journalist, and able
writer. NoI J, J. Williams, Of the
Grenada Gazette editorial staff, IL a
candidate fer sergeant at arms OF the
next House Of Representatives of the
States Legislature. He is a worthy
and deserving applicant, and we
trust SilI be elected tai. Mes.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

In cowboys tournament at Aqua
Fria, A. r., john Lane roped aud
tied three steers in 449 minutes.
this being the best time ever made
in Arizona. John Merrill beat the
record also by roping and tying a
single steer in a little over half a
p,tnutp
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Our young t"lrnd Master H'&n"s
Cotfman, the vel. known and hjghIN
respected and highly coNNe"tri l3|t".
who has been at work in this otliretor
several months, and of whom ii affords
Us pleasure to speak in words o! high
est praise Tor his industry and rt1irien-
cya-a printer, and his excellent mo~"I
character and general intelligence, lie
few day., a@o for Jackson, Miss, to
pur&uehi j studies 1t u5o1. IlI&hrS
viIlmakeu GOOD and 0~Gful MAu @lt2f
hi. education.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Mr.. Henry Heath living near toWn,a
few days ago sold two bales Of cotton
at Il - cents perpound. If one man
can do this, why not others: Probably
to cultivate fine cotton, erection that
requires extra attention, we cou'd not
recommend to on large farmers, for
reasons that Weneed not mention but
to white men Of small means WhOd o
their own work, We can, lttake no
more land, 10 more work, buta tittIe
more care. Suppose it does, it is care
devoted to your W pleasure Ahdlh"
~terests. Three cents above the ruling
price counts up in dollars, and If we
had the earsof our small farmers We
would impressit on them to reduce the
area Of their cotton patches, cultivate
them with more care, and get the finest
seed possible.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18
U s RECEIVED.

A large lot of Cakes, Snow Flake
Crackers, Stick and Fancy candy,
Canned goods of all kind, California
preserves, Grits, Dat meal, Harmony,
Cabbage, Onions, Irish and Sweet
potatoes, Fresh Barrel Pickles, Ba-'
| Weyneth's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Taxes for the year 1880 are now due
The books are open and l. am prepaf'
ed to receipt for all money paid.
w. II. CROWDEH,
(3t) Marshall and Tax Boil.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Take your jug to Rudolph Cages
and get some of the elixer Of life
C~astalian Springs water, for the no%'
few DAYS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Jesse Hardy's instructions at Duck
Hill, last Sunday, was It anyone
found q stray shoe there after h" tff''
to send it to Grepola III care Of Ruc-
hanan, Therell & co..
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Is The best flour on the market ana
is always kept by the leading grocer,
i. r. inman.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18
AeYI hAYI RA1l

I will soon}be ready to deliver hes
,nav EALED at lowest market rates
Reserve your.1ytefs.
C. L~ONGSIREEI.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

THE Baptist Association at Nn,k
Hill, which. closed it, ialor- on last
SUNDAY uight, was mere largely "t-
tended Cham at any pre- i"u> mcltlA@,
there being more preachers t. iHE
work outside the association, 1hv
number of visitors Of both sexes W&s
largely Increased. The spcCrhe3 or
prepared addresses were il tho main
good aud to the point. Work ia son.r
directions was consolidated, making
the labor less and the outcome great
er. Harmony prevailed all through,
without any disturbing questions
The hospitality of tie citizens 0
Duck Hill never showed to better
advantage, and was probably never
more severely taxed. As thcnUmhtl
to feed and sleep increased, ways aul
means followed in quick succession
and every cue felt the warm hearts
aud generous hands Of the little town
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Cotton Is coming in more rapidly
every day.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

The return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
about two weeks past, was soon
known all oyertown. They hadabeen
off for some weeks, Mrs. Nichols ,yis-
iting friends in the North and Mr..
Nichols out West on business. Mr..
Nichols is a business man Of high
character, but quiet and Undeuon-
strated, Il gentleman whose life is reg
ulated by christian precep', Mrs,
Nichols isa general fayOrite with the
young of both sexes. The interest
which she feels not Ouly in Their
good behavior and good morals, but
she takes pleasure in administering
to their happiness. Of rare accom-
plishments both personal and 'nrial,
she is we'll qualified by her christian
devotion to be q true HuHd popular
exemplar. Tneir house is always
open for the enjoyment Of III youH&
folks, and she Was missed bv tbeU
especially, during the sumulnr. Nov
that they are at home :t@ai", they
will be greeted by their many friend.
with u warm welcome.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-10-18

Mr.. W. p. Ferguson, of this city,uud
Mrs. Fila 0. Moody, Of Reaurrgtrd,
were married g, the last named IINo~
on the 18th inst, Rev. Mr.. Russ. u
officiating. Mr.. Ferguson il OuH Of
our most quiet but most cnterprlstng
young business factors; u MAJ lnnre
OF deeds than words whose rcputa-
ton in the social walks of lie Is with
cut k!eniiah. l83GstEi&!s, intelligent
and honorable in the highest SENSE Of
the word, lie is a valuable citizen.
HIdebOuud in nothing that affects
bis views, he is one Of the most liber-
al men in his silent charities and
! public duties; and may in many re-
spects be called Il model young MAI,
His bride is a lady Of sterling worth.
Well versed in the ethics of social
life, she is well prepared to play her
part as wife, heighbUr and citizen.
Spirited aud intelligent, she is cDm-
petent to preside with grace and dig
lity over d household which has
been committed to her care. That
the smiles of fortune and happiness
may be theirs, is the earnest inVDca-
ton Of the GAZETTE.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-03
A WEST VIRGINIA SAMSON.


POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, July 26.
Matt Kramer, of Putnam county.
this State, who is supposed by men
who know him to be the strongest
man in the civilized world. is attract
ing the attention of sporting circles
far and near. One of his recent
feats, in which almost superhuman
strength is called into action, was
witnessed only few days ago by a
number of the best citizens. He
raised, apparently with the greatest
ease, a huge pedestal weighing thir-
teen hundred pounds, and held it
aloft above his head for several sec
onds. Mr.. Kramer is over six feet
in height and tips the beam at 2S5
pounds. 1t has been frequently as
serted by papers in this section of
the State that he has exhibited
deeds of strength that would make
the renowned Australian giant turn
green with envy; and Editor Tippett
last week announced in his paper
that this modern Samson can tie
Sullivan with one hand and thrash
the Boston baked beans out of
him with the other. There are men
in this county who will stake 81, 900
that he is the strongest human be-
ing in existence to- dav.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-03
CEDAR AND ROSFS.

There is holiday | keep,
That no one ever knows;
| keep it sacred in my heart
From daylight to its close.
wear red roses on my breast,
And cedar in my hair,
And none OF all who sees them knows
Why | have placed them there.
Red roses are for Earnest love-
They speak of passion true;
And cedar is for earnest faith
81 live and die for you"
Red roses are for "happy youth"
My youth fled long ago.
And yet / wear red roses still,
Because love him still.
And cedar is for patient faith,
For faith that never fails;
Ny love for him is like the star
That never wanes nor pales.
It's like the north stars steadfast CLEAN,
That never leaves our sky;
Though clouds obscure its light it shines
When they have drifted by.
And so my love shines on for him
Who won it long ago,
And SO | keep my holiday
That others do not know
The day on which our troth was made,
The vow that binds us yet,
Though he is dead these many years,
And others can forget.
| wear red roses ON my breast,
And cedar in my hair,
Where many silver thread has come
Since first | wore them there;
wear his ring, and speak the vow
That we both uttered then
will be true, through life or death,
Until we meet again.
-Abhp kinne