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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22
Tho Fire Department Called out.

The rubbish on the south bank Of the
creek west OF Main street yesterday
caught fire, and the high wind made 1t .
source OF danger. Chief Dunning took
the Hope reel down and drowned the
fire out,
The alarm about 5 o'clock last evening
was caused by a chimney blaze In the
residence Of Mr.. Dronslleld, on Main
street near Jonathan's ravine. In going
to this fro the Atlantic engine Jared Out
bolt, and though the injury Is slight, il
will disable the engine until 1t can be
repaired. u
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RI.oa "wednesday Night.

The sale OF reserved seats opens at
Houses music store this morning for
the engagement at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening OF Mile Rhea as
Beatrice in Shakespeare's "AIuch Ado
ABOUT Nothing" This will be q fash
ionable event, This character is from
It's Captiousness and changeiul moods
very difficult Of portrayal, and although
the rendition Of It can be easily marred
by the slightest misconCeption or the
least OVERRIDING, when in the hands o.
such q talented actress as Mile Rhea has
proven herself to be, 1t is a stage picture
In which all the brightness oil the histri
onic colorings is SO artistiCally blent that
1t Is ever to be remembered with delight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

In delicate health and al who suffer
from habllual constipation, dyspepsia,
blliouShess OF piles, should ny the pleas:
ant fruit laxative, Elixir oil Dates. Sold
In 30 cent bottles by Y. Il, GOetse, W,
". Irwin, John l.auRhlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
sale agents,
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snnrlnl NnllrS 10 Inc I.ndlsu.

Mr.. A. BreSlauer, Ladies' Hair Dresser,
formerly with L, swabacker), intends
opening Ladies' Hair Parlor in the
latest Eastern style shortly. Can be
found at No. 100 Main street until
further notice, and will DO pleased 10
serve the ladies as heretofore. Special
arrangements can be made for Bang Out
ting, Hair Dressing, &C., by applying In
person or by mail, Respectfully,
A, BREsLAUER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

Gg a combination Of TIE active properties
Of dates, figs and pfunes, aud otheI
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
tnensely popular. II cures habitual con-
etlpatlon, indigestion, billoustiegs, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In % cent
bottles by o. Il. Goethe, w. w. Irwin
w II, Williams and John Laughlln,
Logan 4 90. and Goodwin 4 Co.. whole
sale agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22
SPRING AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOlens for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultlngs, PantaloOningS
and 0yCrCOatlngs, which we are pre-:
pared 10 make up In the best style and
III At reasonable prices.
SpCcialtles-FGnCy Flannel Shirts at
50 cents and upwards, and OYerSlzes 80
''N' '''e G. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 n 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

Is natures own true laxative. It's the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or Costive; 10 dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; 10 cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Pig
Syrup Company. For sale in 90 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and O. Men.
kamAllar
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Az thn GrnntI mia NYhnl,.

This evening Mr.. Atkins and Miss
Crollus will open weeks engagement
at the Grand in the thrilling drama
"The Reward Of Crime The company
is highly spoken Of. Indeed, so well
known are the stars that 1t needs nc
Recommendation to the Wheeling public
to attract good house tonight, Three
fine plays are to be given during the en-
gagement,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

In the United States will recommend
Elixir OF Dates II you need q gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver is inac.
tive you can't hope Tor good health
until you regulate the regulator" by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir oil
Dates Ia just what YOU need. Give Il a
trial. Sold In 90 cent bottles by .. Il.
GoelEe, W. W, Irwin, John Laughlln,
Logan Drug Company Bnd Goodwin 4
Co., Wholesale agents.
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An Elegant substitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds OF BIT
ter, nauseous medicines, Is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading physi-
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company. For sale in
so cents and 81 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and 9. Menkemeller,
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Once or twice during the oYening'there
were interesting little races between diff
ierent pairs Of the contestants, which
excited the crowd greatly. It Is under
stood that McGrain and Thompson, who
ran a dead heat Of five miles in the rink
Friday night, will tryit again this wee
at Martins Ferry.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES,

Seal saoquVSi soai Jackets
Ladies' wishing their Seal Garments 70.
shaped, made over, redyed or any 70.
pairs made on them, should not walt tin.
III fall, but haveit done at once.
DO NOT Tnpow YOUR oLD sEAL GARMENTS
AWAY,
for they can DO reshaped 10 81 the form,
redyed, refined, made into Jackets, short
English Walking Goats, Shoulder Capes
and Mufs. This work We are prepared
TO do In ArsLClasg manner and at reason.
able price, II sent to III nov. Address,
]. g. BENNETT 4 Coz
Manufacturers Of Seal SacgueB and Fup,
Corner Wood 81, and Fifth Ave-,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
p.s,-seal 6acluea and FurS sent lie
nowto DO repaired will DO insured against
fire, moth and theft, without extra
charge, AwAT
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Our store being thoroughly reno.
waited, we are now prepared TO show d
full line Of new spring and summer dry
goods at bottom price,. We thank our
friends for their patronage In the past
and cordially invite all TO call and zee u
In the future. Respectfully,
MEiNliART & STENT2RL,
1880 Main street,
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THH Field OF SPORTS.
An Alleged Game of BaIIOn the
Island Saturday,
THE WALKING MATCH ENDED,
And the Winner Challenged for
Another Race with Clara Bell, of
Pittsburgh,,Reported Rooster
Fight-other Notes,

A game Of ball was played at Island
Park Saturday afternoon by the Wheel
ing team and the shamrocks, a we'll
known local club Of amateurs, in the
presence Of q fair audience, The Wheel
ing team won by score Of SO to 2, The
game practically resolved itself into a
question as to how many times the
Wheelipgs could make the circuit OF
the bases in a given length Of time,
Kennedy, Wheeling's new pitcher,
struck out nine men in succession and
was splendidly supported by Bowman,
These two promise to form very eff
Cient battery, The summary OF Satur-
days game is as follows;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . . . %
Earned rgns-WheelIug, 10; shamrocks, 0.
base hits;;vTMIheG!ing' n shamEoGks, 4 Three
4; shamrOcks, 4. Struck ogt-By Kennedy, NJ
Houston, 4. Errors-Wheeling O; shRmFocks,
y, Tlme-2 hours umpire-BOyd,
SUNDAYS ASSOCIATION GAMES,
At Louisyille-St, Louis, l2; Louis
vile, 10, Hits, ~ and 10, Errors,
each. Attendance 5000.
At Cincinnati-Ten innings, CinCin.
natl, Il Kansas City, 0, Hits, IL and IA,
Errors, 4 and 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, o; Brook,
Ign, |. Hits, u and 5, Errors, 2 and 7,
CAMS PLAYED SATURDAY.
At Baltimore-six innings played
stopped BY rain, Baltimore, is; Column
bus, 8. Hits, Is and 4, Errors, 4 and s,
At Louisville - Kansas Citys, IA;
Louisville, 0, Hits, II and Is. Errors,
8 and z.
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Brook,
lyns, q. Hits, % and II. Errors,
and 5.
At Cincinnati-st. Lous, 2; CinCin.
natl, 0. Hits, 8 and s. Errors, / and 2.
At ChiCago-All Americans, 22; Obi.
Cages, 0. Hits, q and 10, Errors,
each.
At Dayton-Toledo, Ii Dayton, 0.
Hits, 8 aud 8. Errors, 2 and 8.
BASE BALL NOTES.
The Mansfield management has signed
Henry Morrison, the pitcher, who was
with the Wheeling team last season.
He has been spending the winter at
PawtuCket, r, l"..The Canton players
will wear the Nadiy uniform ....., The
Wheeling team has been unfortunate
enough to have white stockings chosen
as a part OF the new uniforms that are
being made. II there Is anything that's
ugly and makes a man look like q guy II
Is white stockings..,.. There are only Il
stockholders In the Mansfield ball asso.
citation. The team is hoo.dooed from
the start".."All the members OF the
Lowell, Mass, team belonged to the Tri-
State League last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

PEDEMPTIoN OF JUNCTION
Tho holders Of Junction lion Conp1ny T i
Bonds secured BY ~ mortgage, dated November
!, 1852, and recorded 10 JEFFERSON county, Ohio,
land records III Record No. q, page b7g, arc here
By notified that Bonds numbered q, Z, TO- IS,
10, II, 80, SO, 81, 80, SS, 06, 90, have been
BY lot selected Tor payment In accordance with
the provisions Of said mortgGge, and will DO
paid with accrued interest upon the prOtentA,
lion thereof q Tho 2fice, Of The Company Of The
West Virginia. on tho frsi day Of May, A, b,
1859, At which hmO they will cease % bear In.
IaTOlt, JUNCTION IRON CO.,
apis by II, NJ. PRiEaT. President.
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ITO THE NEW POSTMASTERS AND
Il Money Order Clerk, who have To give bond
To tho Tfeastfers Of Secret Orders, who have 10
give bond. To tho TreAsurcfs Of Building AssO.
Citations, who have Ia. give bond. To any one
who has to give bond. Don't AJAX your friends
sure In tho American Surety Company, OF New
York-.caSh capital O, 900, 900, To. any ono who
Is IN tho habit Of going on q bond, don't do H.
you may lose. Toll your friend who applies %
GENERAL Agents, lOOS Market street, Wheeling
VIVA npl0
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wSall,Vr Indications.

WARRINGTON, D. O., April 2l.-for
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir'
pinla, fair, cooler weather, For OHIO,
AR, cooler weather, followed by higher
temperature, variable winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

A MAGNIFICENT IIaSe Ball outfit, or
tho famous "plgS IN the Clover" Puzzle,
given away with every Chlld's or Boys
Suit ut NJ. GiUTMAN Il CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22
BASE BALL NOTES


Thesixty-hour go.as.you.please female
walking match at the Capitol rink closed
Saturday evening at 1880, with a large
and enthusiastic crowd Of spectators
present. The score stood:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

RRyNANN BREyiSq CoNrANY'S Book
Beer will make ils last appearance Of
this season to-day and to.tnottpg, i.
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NIOTICE no THE PUBLIO
a1e 9ntelltqe1lter.
once Nos. 80 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

For RCnt-Furnishcd Rooms.
For SAle-CaFpGts.
ReirIgeFatorsIGeo ". JohnSon'S Sons.
Now Arctic FTeeZers-Nesbltt & lIro.
For Clnclnnatl-SteAmGf Andes.
NOtcc-Gfand K. OF r. Excursion, &c.
Union Building Association.
Attention, FaFfnOB-lloge q Bro.
For Sale or RUnt-L. ]. Bayha.
For Rent or sAlG-James A, Henry,
Wedding Gifts-i. q. Dillon & Co,
Geo, NJ, Shook & Co.-Laco CurtainS-.HCRd oil
GSo. E.stlicl & Co.-TablC Linens, Gc.-FOurtll
page.. 80 ~
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Wanted.

WANTE,D- TWO MOULD Makes
oi.Ass T0RRSl Eait Ilyerpooi. Ohio. apo
lWANTED-TW ENTY.FIVE
w HoT'el weight about i,2OO pounds each
BfRKtr Hallway w., S SSYlSirS' o. aHDN"iNA
hu1hhAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22

REyMANY BREWING CoMrANY's Book
Beer will make its last appearance Of
this season to-day aud tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22
1891 \ 1898 Market Stree

WE have Just received o hall gross Of
the newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put on the marke. Every pen
warranted. JACOB W, GRUBB.
. IhMnlar and OptlClnn.
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The Thermometer at sChnepfS drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
rapislerod % follows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22
Hoods
SarsapariLLa

soldby all druggists, sir for q, Prepared only
WC,i. HOOD co., ApOthscaElOI, Lowell, Maas'
100 Doses One Dollar
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La oOOp DOllS dry goOdl ths cheapest
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
am now prepared to clean Prlyy Vaults and
Cess Pools OH short notice, at the rate OF 76c per
barrcl-iOrty gallon barrels. VIII guarantee all
manner. I. B. VAN F0SSEN,
Telephone $751; Nv % ' SpS
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CURTAINS, FL0UNCINGS.
Lace Curtains.

We have Just opened up a
new lot Of choice patterns In
Nottingham, Guipuira Antique,
Brussels, Ralnasance and Irish
Point Curtains, In White, Ecru
Two-Toned, all tape bound,
at prices to meet the demands
of every one.
Turcoman 4 Chenille Portlsrs Curtains
IN VARIOUS STYLES AND CoLoRs,
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rAtloddpAl4, AprIii' iiiSSt. - Y -"'V''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
IN SEPTEMBER.

IN September
Tae land grows gold with miles of waving
wheat;
sad heart, dost thou remember
How tall and fair the green spears stood in
May?
Aack! the merry morn that might not stay;
lis sunset now, and the night comes gray
and feet.
In September
Dropped the red fruit in the orchard close;
sad heart. dost thou remember
How the thrush thrilled her love song in the
May?
Wared paler. flushed rose-redder day by day?
. In September
Chirps the bright robin with his breast afre;
sad heart. dost thou remember
How the thrush hrilled her Iove-song in the
May
And the bold blackbird sang when eve was
gray?
Silence had fallen on all the tuneful choir.
In September
Redly the trees like wind blown cressets burn;
Sad heart, dOst thou remember
How the leaves cleaned transparent in the May,
And danced against the sky in happy play?
The hearth grows cold, the fires to ashes turn.
In September
The green young world is waxen old and sere;
Sad heart dost thou remember
The golden breath the cowslips had in May:
Row the breeze waved each hawthorn scented
spray?
One year goes out and we go with the year.
- Katherine lyman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22

a half inch long; his lips were full and
like carnations, and his poor little body
clothed in the dirtiest rags. | longed to
steal the child and dress him up in a
crimson velvet suit and Little Lord
Fauntleroy collar of real old yellow lace.
/ ''made note - of him and intend to
play ''Charley Ross on him, Tiff l
make enough money out of these letters
TO WARRANT THE INDULGENCE.
L was so sorry L couldn t talk to them, l
tried my Dutch on them, but could
elicit no response except 50 Ne no savez. -
Away down the cliff l found a little
Mexican girl about ten years old, carry
ing two buckets of muddy water which
were heavier than herself. She had a
cute little fiat-nosed face, as yellow as a
ginger cake, and stubbv black hair like a
backing brush I asked her her name ),
and she grinned and answered :,
&" Muggy. -. OF course it is the Mexican
for 'sMuggins my own child
hood g nickname - wereupon I en-
braced my name sake and
inserted whole nickel into one of the
dirty little claws around he basket bail.
The stage coach for Beulah Springs left
me this morning. 1''don It much care. -
Am going over TO Manitou and back to
Colorado Springs where my kinswoman,
the gifted Helen Jackson Hunt, lies
buried. | have on the warmest dress
have and my jacket, and am cool.
Please let me know if you hear of any
one who wants to buy trunk full of
summer dresses and gauze hats
If can t get cash for them IN take a
mosquito bar. 1t would do me just as
much good up here and not take up so
much room. Yours, BELLE HUNT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
BELLE HUNT LETTER.
Caught in the Mountains of Colorado
With a Summer Outfit and
Cold Weather.
Impressions of the Panhandle-Year's Supply
of Provisions and Patience Essential to
Success-Tough Steak and Volcano.

Special Correspondence of the Gazette.
PUEBLO, Col. Sept. l6.-It is worth
one s fare on the Fort Worth and Den
yer railway just to ride out to Denver and
take the first train back. The road it.
self is perfection in the way of luxurious
coaches, courteous officials, and a track
over which the iron horse plunges along
as smoothly as an ivory ball over a bill
lard table. The scenery is-well,
grand can t find better word,
climb the attitudes - There 1.
practical civil engineers needn 4 tell
me that all those wonderful
and apparently unnecessary curves are
made for the sake of grade; don It be-
lieve word of it. They are for the sake
of pretty bits OF scenery, and the Denver
and Fort Worth railway people are too
modest to acknowledge that they have
gone TO so much trouble and expense
just to amuse their passengers. You Il
be gliding along over beautiful level
valley, and all at once the greedy and
oficious engine seems TO say: f'Hello,
yonder 5
LOVELY LITTLE BIT OF MOUNTAIN
on a romantic canon, let's run around
and see it, and off we
go, like happy children hunting butter
cups in the spring time, and always see
ing one little bigger and more desirable
gust ahead. There are, however, two
serious and objectionable faults in the
tout ensemble of this route, and |.
would not be true and reliable chronic
Ter to keep them back from my prospec-
tive followers. They will insist on hav-
ing part of the twenty four hours dark,
and they do not guarantee your mirage.
l had no mirage at all, and
Indignation that moved the retired
butterman, in the play, when his son,
just home from an European tour and
describing tie various continental at
fractions, mentions Yesuvius.
Mr. Middlewiek--s Yves she a fizzin
when ySN was thur, Charfie2''
CharIiesN..s No; there was no eruption
when / visited the Volcano. -
Mr.. N MEOW that's wrong, ), Char
lie 1 said, spare no expense, see
everything, and I certajQly thought as
how you ID insist uponsan eruption -
/ did insist upon a.mirage, but no one
seemed to pay any attention to my or
ders. 1
NRYRLY BROKE NY NECK
eraning it ont of the windows, but no
.bltA watergand marble palaces met
my eager gaze. VT was just the weather
for miFages too 1--WE ought to have had
q fine crop l wonder if there is such
thing as mirage boil worms this year?
Well, the Fort Worth and Denver road
Gike its of6cials) is nothing, if not anna
BILE, so my fussing didp 4 seem
to bother anybody, nor mar
the regular bfRe of fare in
the way OF scenery aIaia in order TO offset
the mirage, they thIew in an extra
number of prairie dogs. Such cunning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
JESSIE.

When I remarked her golden hair
SwOon on her glorious shoulders,
marvel not that sight so rare
Doth raviSh all beholders:
For summon hence all pretty girls
Renowned for beauteous tvesses,
And you shall find among their curls
There none so fair as Jessie's!
And Jessie's eyes are, oh! so blue
and full Of sweet revealing
They seem TO look You through and through
Ana read your fnmust feelings;
Nor black emit such ardent fires.
Nor brown such truth expresses
Admit it, ali We gallant squires-
There are no eyes like Jessie's!
Her voice like liquid beams that roll
From moonland 10 the the river
steals subtly 10 the rGptured soul
Therein TO lie and culver;
Or falls upon the grateful ear
With chaste and warm caresses-
All. all cOncede the truth (who heGr):
There's no such voice as Jessie's!
Of other charms she hath such store
All rivalry eZcelling.
Though l used aojectIves galore,
They d fail me in the telling;
But now discretion stayssmy hand
Adieu, eyes. voice ana tresses s.
Ot all the husba2ds ia the land
There's none so fierce Rs Jessie's.
- Chicago News.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
AFTERwARp.
RED ROSES.

Dear, let me linger here awhile,
Lo. we have journeyed many mile,
That l night see once more
The gray old house where l was born,
and pluck. this sunny summer morn,
The roses by the door.
How rich and red they arel How sweet
Like those fair blooms that used to greet
My wondering, baby gaze,
Like those I wore SO long ago.
At simple feast and country show,
In girlhocd's careless days.
by mothers fingers twined them round
The clustering curls that fell unbound;
My father smiled TO see;
All, love mel love me, darling mine!
I lost their love in winning thine,
lost them finding thee!
It seems, dear heart, but yesterday
We met in yon lone country way,
And loitered in the LANG;
Love struck its magic hour that noon,
EOve set our pulses to a tame
OF mingled Joy and pain.
How faiu we were to learn the song!
Though ali toe roughly flowed along
The course of true 1eEG' stream;
For eyes most dear TO men on earth
Looked co1dly on thy modest worth;
Then fed our happy dream.
I found it hard to choose between
Their hearts, that all my life had been
So tender and so true,
And thine, as tender, but untried,
To merge the daughter in the bride,
The old love in the new.
did not fear to count the cost;
Thy love hath paid me all lost,
Good measure, trimming o 'er;
And yet I see, this summer morn,
Through tears, the house where was born
The roses by the door.
An. lovel thy love is like the flowers;
Ii fills my heart with happy hours,
With color and perfume;
But if I pull the leaves aside,
! lind a grief fain would hide,
A thorn among the bloom.
Nay, dearest, do not turn away,
Thou knowest all my heart would say,
That sometimes it must ache.
Come where the churchyard grasses wave,
And lay thou on their quiet grave
Red roses for my sake.
Il All the Year Round.