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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
persona, n,,d C,cncrnI.

Of the Union Pacific, is in the city.
THERE are still being sold large num-
beers of tickets from Memphis TO Okla
homa.
SUPERINTENDENT o. M. DUNN, OF the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad, is out OF
the city.
c. G. PRINCE, travelling auditor Of the
New Orleans K Nashville Railroad, is in
the city.
RAILROAD travel Is mostly all in one
direction. Everybody seems TO be COM
ing TO Memphis.
The new flyer OF the Iron Mountain,
giving bird's.eye view Of Hot Springs, is
u neat piece OF work.
SINCE the withdrawal OF the labor rate
the second class tickets 10 st. Louis and
Chicago are more in demand.
w. III. PRoUTY, OF Louisville, general
passenger agent OF the Newport News x
Mississippi Valley Railroad, is in the city.
The Grand Trunk Railroad has sent out
neat advertising sheet, with map on the
back, showing choice scenes from in and
around Cushing's Island, Maine.
MAJ. b. @. MRDDAUam, Of Milwaukee,
| Wis, passenger agent OF tho Grand Trunk
Railroad, accompanied by his wife, passed.
through yesterday on trip South.
IT is authoritively announced that 1t Is
possible for some men TO keep up with the
rapid changes in the style OF railroad tick
cts coming out, but those who succeed die
young.
JONI o. HOWARD, formerly of the Bee
line, and who raised such fuss about
emigration TO Texas and the Texas Pan
handle, is ut present emigranragent Tor
the Fort Worth q Denver Railroad.
GENERAL MANAGER MrTcALF, OF the
| Louisville & Nashville Railroad, who has
been in New York attending n meeting OF
railroad magnalos, passed through the city
yesterday on his way to his home IN Lou
| isvillc.
"FRoM the Lakes to the Atlantic" is a
sixty-iour page pamphlet, abundnntly H.
Illustrated and filed with instructive read
ing, published by the Grand Trunk Rail-
road, pointing out the superior attractions
OF trip through the Canadas.
TnE Golden Gate Special" Is n new
and artistically illustrated pamphletissucd
by the passenger department OF the Union
Pacihc Railroad. Tho same company has
issued another pamphlet OF 100 pages, civ.
ing running history OF Western resorts in
q clearly written style. The illustrations,
however, are barbarous daubs that ruin
the book.
FRANK NJ. GRfFIru, who has been rs
socintcd with the Iron Mountain Railroad
Company as its city passenger agent since
the opening of its offices in Memphis, re-
signed last evening TO accept n similar POI
sition with the Mississippi Valley Railroad
| Company. Mr. Griffith has the address,
intelligence and staying qualities neces.
sary 10 place him In the front rank OF his
profession and keep him there, and that is
the point to which ho has been rising
steadily since he embarked In the business.
A terror 10 yet warm iayorite among the
other live passenger agents Of the city, he
will be the last TO fall below the standard
In carrying business TO the company by
which lac will in the future be- employed.
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Ordor of puhllcntlon.

No 7.g71 n DIN tho Chancery Court Of shelby
equity, Tenn. John Walsh W. unknown heirs Of
a L. Morton, Deceased
II appearing from the biil IN this causc which Il
sworn 70, that te names and places Of residence u
the heir 81 Y L. Morton, decreased, are unknown.
aud cannot bc asccfiained after dlircnt inquiry
they being made defendants hereto on account 81
any Interest they may have In aud 10 a certain lot
of land on the north fido OF Alaiama street h0s
30 feet, IN The Taxing District of shelby county
(Ncmphisl, Tenn. This suit being iof the purpose
lot
iisihoreiore ordered that they make ihlcf appear
ancc herein at the court housc Of shelby coun.
", IN the city Of Memphis now Taxing District of
Shelby county, Tenn, on the Ont Monday In
May, lN9 and plead, answer OF dcmuf 10 com.
plninanfs bll, or the Ame will be taken for cou.
lessod az - thcm and lrt for hearing cspartc aud
that a copy Of this order BE- published once week
for iouf successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
This ~ day OF April tHs1
A true copY-Attcst
Y n NuliKNRY. clerk and Master
~ T. n CALDWELL u. q. AM tii.is.23
nenu y. Wahh. Solicitor Tor Complainant
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A.the mar DraNs Near.

KANSAS CRY. Mo. April l7.-Astho day
for the opening Of tho Oklahoma lands
draws nigh, the capacity Of the union de-
pot In this city Is taxed more and moro
every day. The settlers come from all over
the country. Today thirty Italians, fresh
from Castle Garden, were among the mot
10y crowd. Tho arrivals arc about evenly
divided between the Santa fc and the
Rock Island. which reach the Eastern aud
Western land offices respectively.
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rhe nlr.,l.g rwIne Tru,l.

TrIm INC IYnn7VITf fIlH7I NUWTIUL
The Farmenf AZ lance In this district
and throughout Tho Western States Is
indignant at lhe Binding rwIno Trus, for
raising the price .oi twinc. There IA a
twino trust and there are other trusts
because there is a Protective Tarin. Tho
farmers should strike NJ tho root Of the
trouble. and make relentless war upon a
system Of taxation which takes money
from their pockets 70 foster aud enrich
monopolIcs Of oil kinds The farmers
ought 40 bo Free Traders, because every.
thing they use Is taxed, and their products
arc forced 20 compete with the farm
products OF Indian cheap labor.
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Attachment Notice.

10 z21. n Din the Chauccfy Conu o. Shelby
county, Tcnn.-Charica noilman w. Julius X.
Davis 81 H.
In this fnUae an attachment having been ialued
aud returned into Court levied upon lots 3. . and
Of NirNaft'H subdivision Of iut ~ Williams sub
division, on cufncr OF Wellington and lfafef
slfcCis Taxing District q shelby county Mem.
phisA Tom, o. property 81 defendants. Jerome
and charles Howe, executors. etc. aud aildayit
having been made that the defendants a. Aforesaid
are Justly Indebted ~ complainant In the snm Of
tliQby account and that they arc non'fcildeuta Of
the stats Of TENNESSEE
II l. therefore ordered that the said defendants.
Jerome Howe and Charles Howe. make their an.
pearanoc herein. before the Chancefy Court Of
Shelby county, at the Courtkouso Ia the CITY Of
Memphis, on the hut Monday IN May neat and
defend said attachment snit within the time pro
scfibcd BY law, o. the nme VIII be proceeded with
On pafio. aud that a COPY Of this order b. pub
llshei onre week, Tor iaut consecutive weeks, In
the Mempbis Appeal
A copy Attest this "a day of April. 1850
MT n oaidasii Sf 5 0'''- a"a . n1i'sl
NJ ~ TreHaeant. Solicitor ior Complainant
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Chancery Sale
REAL ESTATE.

No G.S2. R-Chanccry Count Of shelby County
John r. Malone. guardian ". John X. Hunter.
ny virtue " an inicfocuiory decree for sale. en-.
tcfc.l IN tie above cause ON the iih day 81 June,
isss, ~ u O.. pagc g. renewed April q tss1, u. -
o. PAGE 2ii. Will scll ht public auction 10 the
highest bidder. In irunt 81 the Clerk and Masters
once NJ the Main street entrance i the Courthouse
Of Shelby county, Memphis. Tennessee, on
saturday, fth Day Of Stay, 1850.
within legal hour the f0lioWinr described prop.
criy situated In Memphis, shelby county, Team,
tpwit!
LOT No r. J. ~ Taic's subdivision, cast q or.
loans street, beginning NJ a sake on the south sie
~ TATE street. running east with said strggi ~
cct 70 an alley. thence south with snid alley 10
feet 70 an alley. thence westward with said alley
hs icct thgure north 10 feet 10 Tate hfcei b she
bcHuniuR holng same properly conveyed " Nils
Mamie Hunter BY deed dated August 3 1874 hook
~, faEc ~ Registers Onloo. shelby county, Isua.
Terms Oi saie-uno third cash. halaucs in tneltg
months purchaser executing Interest hearing note.
with security. aud Ten retained 10 secure paymClt
Redemption hsfrui.
This 18Th day ~ Arrli 1857
n n MtnENKY, CLERK and Matifr
ny 7. n. Edglnglon aud W. W. Mcdowell. Sold.
tom
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WON'T SEE HER LATER.
Wesley stogall and Henry Herno Shout
Sit Up to Different Girls.

Wesley stogall and Henry Herno Should
Sit Up to Different Girls.
Wesley stegall was bound over TO the
Criminal Court Yesterday, in the sum Of
$1,000, on a charge Of aggravated assault
1t seems that stegall and Henry lIerne
were rivals for the hand Of damscl living
az No. 100 Main street. |. Her name Is Ella
Welburn, and her color was a cross be-
tween New Orleans molasses and n new
saddle. While out walking with Herne,
stegall came up and spoke 10 her. Ella
told him 10 come 10 see her later, and
turned into a gate. As she did so Stegall
picked up brick and slung Il with force
against the ample Jaw Of lerne. Telling
him TO the earth. IIerne was badly
bruised but chung 10 tho girl, and had
Stcgall arrested.
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o,... sr,m,,., N.v,,re,...

JOUR-, ILL.,, April 1.-THE coroncf's
Jury, which has been investigating the
Santa 10 Railroad disaster which occurred
Of I,orcnzo last week, by whicl, Mrs. Hart,
Of Brooklinc, Mass, and her son and niece
were killed, aud her husband aud several
other persons injured, has returned yer.
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Noe-class ~, bagglng aud tlcs IN" meats;
"C, -four In nickE III" grain aud hay. ~ {" beer.
~" -four Ia harrvls III" whisky.
- Tho Bureau feels greatly indebted 10 the
Ninois Central representatives for the
friendly way they met our claims aud for
tho desire manifested 10y them 10 put
MctGphis In n position 10 meet her com
pctitors NJ oil points on their railroad. As
the reductions made will entail n serious
loss Of revenue 10 the railroad company,
We would respectfully suggest that mem.
y, bers bear this In mind WHEN routing ship
,''sn' 'acnls Tor competitive points
~ eaNah, Very respectfully,
iunn 5. ii. BRoOHs,
President.
JoHN X. SrEED.
Vicc-IrcsideDL
Il. MClNrYRE
A. u TREADwELt,
W. A. EvERMAN,
Executive Committee.
5, fniLLirs,
Commissioner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

PEErEcr health depends upon n perfect
condition OF the blood. Pure blood con.
qucrs every disease aud gives new life 10
every docaycd or affected part Strong
nerves and perfect digestion enable the sys-
TEN TO stand the shock OF sudden climatic
changes An occasional use Of browns Iron
Bittcrs will keep you In q perfect state Of
health. Don't be deceived by other iron
preparations said 10 be just a~good The gen
ninc H. made only by Brown Chemical Com.
pany, Baltimore, Md Sold by all dealers
Ia utgtiirfufa
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Tho Memphis Grocery Co, Of the cole
huicd Jersey Tobacco has been unptcce.
donicd. Every dealer In tobacco should
send the Memphis Grocery Co an order
lor this popular aud delicious brand OF to-
bacco.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
hnn.ni 90, CnnInr.

Tho Hon. s. s. Cox, the witty dcbaier
apd powerful champion Of Democracy,
will lecture at the Memphis Theaior Tues
day, April % at SPIN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

No ny bidding or any other unfair means
Of advancing your bids, but an honest sale,
IA what We are Offering today. Every LOT
put up will positively be sold.
GoopLoE & MAnTiS,
Agents and Auctioneens.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

A little turpcntine added ~ clothcs
boil will Wilton and swcoicn them with
out inlurlng the most delicate fabric For
garments very much solcd use a spoonful
OF kerosene.
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Chancery Sale
Or
REAL ESTATE.

II, No a,71l-chanccry. Court q shelby County
4 Dfury ~ I'll. ". J. A. la fofRc q ~
ny virtue u an inicrocutory deere for ale en-.
tered IN thy above cause % the = day u Deem.
Der lsss, NJ ~ o., page o. Will scll NJ public auc-
lion % The highest bidder In front Of the CLERK ana
Masters Onlcc, AZ The Main street entrance Of the
Courthouse Of shelby county, Mcmphis. 1ennea.
saturday, April 20, 1850,
within legal houn The following described prop-
efiy, situated IA Memphis, shelby county, Tcnn.
to.Witi
A two.thirds % undivided interest IN nari Of LOT
four hnndrei and seventy scyeu (liIl, rontlnH atty
ltQ feet on the south side u Adams street In Aeti
phlA and fulnlng back south between tho lois and
premises Of ne late Lewis Amis and tohn u. ~.
Hot, OF his Wiic, opc hundfed and foIty-elght aud
onehaf tits,sl ieet 10 an fllcy,
Alao. a ike undivided two thirds ~ interest In
the lot noNt est u The lot above dCsftcd havinF
fIont on Adams street Of thirty lO feet and flin
ming back tQuib ono hundred and iofty.eifht aud
onehan lffl.l fcet 10 Az alley.
Terms OF hale-on tfniit Of fovon On tnnuthA
note with ,ocurlly required, lea rslAlned rcdsmp.
This gOth dey Of March ias1
v ~ MolikSkY. clerk aud Master
VIM. ", Randolph, J. N. Gregory and ". n Ole
fon. eolollofa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

LAS been saved by tho prompt use %
Ayers Pills. Travellers by land or
sea are liable 20 constipation or other
arrangements Of tho stomach and bowels
which. II neglected, lead 10 serious and
often fatal consequences. The most suro
means Of correcting these OWLS Is the uso
Of Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent aalling.Inastcr would rs soon go 10
sea without his chronomoior a. without
a supply Of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic In operation, Ayers Pills
leave no III effects they arc purely
vegetable and sugar-coaicd tho safest
medicine for old and young, at home or
abroad.
"For eight years I was afflicted with
constipation, which nc last became 40
bad that the doctors could do no moro
for mo. Then began 90 take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, 80 that
now i am In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, "a
Second street. Branch Office 81 Madison.
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To Laura

George. dear. what are you thinking off,
Mcnflly quericd the maiden fair
. DO you know you are looking Straight through
With a dreamy slarci"
And that bold young man he passed his hand
Through her golden tr71scs rich aud mW
"rVtiy Launa," he aid. "fm only building
Castles In the hair"
-Cffongo Ncirs.
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Excellent

hoaith."-Mrs. @. L. CLARK. Towlsbury,
Massachusetts.
al regard Ayers Pills as ono Of tho
most reliable general remedies Of our
times They have been In use In my
family for affections requiring n nurga-
tive, aud have given unvarying aatisiac-
ton. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light fevcrs."--
w. n. woodson. Fort Worth, Texas.
"For several years have relied more
upon Ayers Pills than upon anything
else IN the medicine chest, 20 regulate
my bowels and those Of the ships crew.
These Pills are not severe In Their nc.
ton, but do their work thoroughly.
have used them with good effect Tor
the cure Of rheumatism, kidney tron-
bles. and dyspepsia" - Capt. Mueller,
Steamship Felicia, New York City.
81 have found Ayers Caihariic fills
90 be n better family medicine Tor COM
mon use than any other pills within my
knowledge. They are not only very
effective, but safe and pleasant 70 ,ano
qualities which must make tnen
valued by the public" - Jules hauei'
porfumcr, Philadelphia, Ia
Ayers Pills,
rnKrAnEp ny
Dr. J. O. Aver 3 Co., Lowell, MASS
Sold by all Dealers In Medicines
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DoS'r tail to attend the auction salo To-
day.
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Subscribe for the Memphis Weekly
Appeal 81 per year.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Forbes, l.onokc, Ark.
Mrs. Nina, y Everett, san Antonio. Tex
Mrs. j. 4. Johnson. University. Miss. will
attend the annual meeting OF tho "Wom.
ans Missionary Societies"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-28
Muskrats and Pond Lilies.

About fifteen years ago became quite en-
thusiastic in regard to introducing pond lilies
into my grounds Having a piece of low
land where the water remained nearly up to
the surface all summer, and near creek
from which more water could be obtained if
needed, | took out 200 loads of muck as a
beginning, using it for composing with
barnyard manure A near neighbor having
caught The muck fever" allowed him to
send his teams and take out l000 loads; this
with my own excavations, gave ME very
nice pond two to three feet deep, fifty feet
wide and nearly 200 long. | first planted
nelunlbium luteum, which was great sue
cess, and the third year hundreds of plants
bloonIed, much to my own qualification and
my neighbors' who visited my liz pond
Other varieties and species were introduced,
and / began to feel pretty sure that had at
last struck one family of plants that needed
no coddling, but could take care of them
selves, requiring no fertilizer, hoeing, weed
ing, stalking nor busting with poisonous COM
pounds for destroying their insect enemies
But enemies came, and worked so slyly and
silently that they were not even suspected of
being around until the glory of my lily pond
had disappeared, then it was discovered that
muskrats We're feasting on the tubers of the
nelumbium, but did not trouble those of the
common water lily tnymph9a OdorataI. The
latter remains IL great numbers and my pond
is well stocked with it, but Of other species
not one plant remains. Being thankful for
small favOrs, shall love and cling to the
little water nymph so long as she clings tc
nlc.-American Agriculturist.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-28
Sister Dinah's Dog.

On the Back Bay of Biloxi lived Sister Di-
nah Brown. She lived alone with her dog,
and mutual love and admiration grew be-
tween the two One day Sister Dinah left her
soup to simmer on the fire while she walked
to Biloxi to make some purchases. She re-
turned a little late, and to her dismay found
the soup meat had been lifted clar out de
pot" as she announced in thrilling tones to
her neighbor just over the road
''Cum see jes' LUX in dat soup pot, de laws
a mussy! Whar dat er meat4 What you
tink, Sis Green dat meat clean gone! An
what wants to know right now" she cried,
wheeling around defiantly, ''is who done bin
took dat meatf
"Wha' dat you say, Sis Dinah! De meat
ain in de soup pot!" said Sister Green, rubbing
her hands together. "Clar to grasus, dat is
Gurus; for dey amt bin nobody rom here as
| seed 'ceptin' twas dat er dorg, and | jes'
b'lieve, shor's you horned to die, honey, dat
dat ar dorg jes' crep in here and TUX dat
meat: dat's what my min tells me, Sis Dinah. "
We'll, eff dat dorg was dat smart, dat he
cum in here and lif often dat lid and tex out
dat meat and den kiver up dat pot agin, and
den walk off and shet dat door-ef dat dorg, "
said Sis Brown. her bosom swelling with emo
ton, ''ef dat dorg ken do all dat | woulden
taken no toussand dollars for him, dat
woulden, breSs do Lord n-Richmond Dis,
match
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-28
In Famous Names.

Did you ever notice how common to great
names the initial Nv" is. No9 Then Just
run your eye over the following list: William
Shakespeare, Walter Raleigh, William Black
stone, John Wesley, George Whitefeld, Will
lam Penn, Roger Williams, James Watt,
William Wherefore, William Cowper, Will
lam Wordsworth, Richard WhataIy, George
Washington, Joseph Warren, William Pitt,
Wellington, William NJ. Thackeray, Winfield
Scott, William Henry Harrison, Daniel
Webster, Washington Irving, w. E. Chan
ming, William H. Seward, Wendell Phillips,
Henry w. Longfeilow, John G. Whittier,
William Cullen Bryant, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Ward
Beecher, Walt Whitman, W. E. Gladstone,
George William Curtis, William NJ Evarts,
William 7. Sherman, and others too numer-
Gus to mention. | defy any one to produce
an equally illustrious list of names with any
one of the other twenty-five letters of the
alphabet common to all-New York Graphic
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-28
CITY WARD BOUNDARIES

FIrsT Wards bounded on the north
by w. Commerce street, east by San An
tonic river, south and west by center of s.
Laredo street and Alazan and San Pedro
creeks.
SECOND WARD-Is bounded on the north
by w. COmmerC1 street, east by center OF
5. Ian 40 ST.; Il and AlaZan and San Pedro
creeks, soU,h sld west by city limits.
THIRD Wards bounded on the east by
San Pedro creek. north by Fredericksburg
road and Cit limits, west by city limits
and south by ". Commerce street.
FOURTH Wards bounded on the north
by city limits, south by w. Commerce street.
east by San Antonio river, west by San
Pedro creek and fredericksburg road.
FIFTH WARD-IS bounded on the west
and north by the San Antonio river, east by
Alamo and Madre bitches and south by W..
Commerce street.
SIXTH Wards bounded on the west
by Alamo and Madre bitches and San An
tonic river, south by E. Commerce street,
north and east by city limits.
SEVENTH WARD-m bounded on the
north by Z. Commerce street, east and south
bv city limits west by center of Water and
Mill streets and San Antonio river.
EIGHTH Wards bounded on the north
nv Z. Commerce street, west by San AntO-
MO river east by center Of Water and Mill
streets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-28
Was Certainly Very Frank.

Geneva Lake, set in the bosom of fertile
Wisconsin, is responsible for more exaggera-
tons than the author of MunchauSen or the
biographer of modern politician. But some
men go to Geneva lake, fish and return home
without celebrating upon their catches.
Such a man is J. E. Wells, the contractor.
He couldn't possibly exaggerate if he tried
for half an hour. Tell you a fish storyg"
said he. We'll, I've been to Geneva lake.
Get out your pencil and paper. That's good.
I've been fishing at Geneva lake. Record
that fact. had as good boat as fisherman
ever used. My bamboo pole would have
pleased the fancy of the most expert angler
in America. My reel cost me So | had
everything in the artificial bait line. | went
out daily, early and late. | stuck to my
business. | held my pole tight in my hand
and | angled skillfully." Here there was a
lengthy pause, during which the contractor
lit fragrant Havana, which he sucked
leisurely
well, and them
There's nothing more to tell 1t might
have been different if there'd been a fish
market convention"
$50 you caught
Absolutely nothing. Chicago Herald.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-28
A REALISTIC coLLooUY.

"oh, where are you going, my sweet little maidt
oh, where are you goingf" SAID he
I'm going to that land where people are staid
And do not ask questions" said she
II would like to go with you. my sweet little
would like to go with you, said he
"a am sure don't need you. am not afraid;
can 20 all alone" said she
There are dangers ahead. my sweet little
maid,
would like TO protect you" said he.
Il am fearless and strong. and am not dis
mayed;
Il need not your help" said she
You are burdened with care my sweet little
maid;
Let me carry portion" said he
My cares they are trivial. and soon they will
fade:
THANK you most kindly" said she
MY burdens are grievious my sweet little
maid,
My burdens are grievious," said he.
I'm sure | can carry the half" she said.
Fully half can carry" said she
I'm unhappy and lonely, my sweet little maid.
Unhappy and lonely" said he.
~ can cheer you. and comfort, and willingly
aid;
All these can do" said she.
sand will you consent, my sweet little maidS
And will you, oh, will you?" said he.
II certainly will, and shall be repaid,
If twill make you more happy" said she.
You carry your sorrows and cares little
wife,
So lightly, so lightly" said he,
You may bear all of mine, they're the bane Of
my life "
I'll relieve you most gladly" said she
Mrs. j S Lowe in Frank Leslies Newspaper