Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-11

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Mr.. E1ljah Half0rd'o iu6t1y co1obrAtod
eauoA walk I1ur mileA deliver . leetuso.
bay { telegsspn Or 1llsuads pax ~ y en0
cosne heme BY Tie 1Neo ooeE Mepsceooss
Baltimore = OhiO rallfpad 70 ENGLAND, Ne
freight being rehandled only On the shofss
Of Staten Iatand.
he Dominion buIldinSs In Ottawa rank
1rle, II ny eseima1lun, @ Ne line Of pub-
lic buildings outsids TIE eapltol = Wash.
bssntiinl sSsx sSs s"ts % house % 4 Coiumbss, "a
Ohio. The capllol q Columbian oonsldef.
inG the greak men who have graduated
from q. 10 what Mr.. Tsnnyspn wo1ld call
quite rocky. The base 10 dat and some
Hike ths T0mbs IN New York, thcugh nct
Sshd BOX. xSish E e oos sUU q III propc;sios m %
the rsst OF The buildlng. Noihing bat the
warmsst and trslest loyalty can keep the
populace nom pulling m down, - did the
French, with much less reason, the beau
tifnl vendome column n Paris.
The bq9.ldins. Z. = osssws . are s.nd .;;; e.,
70 the young Dominion. Should she evsi
wish 70 join hands with ne, che can always
point 81 these buildings with pride, even
% the Rev. Joseph Cook does TO himself
However,, Canada 0onaiders hersslr too
grses Z coantfy 2 unite with sny other,
the United States e . republic alrsady
large enough, and Il would be now Il
most unwieldly for me 70 govern, together
with my other work. We do not need
area now % much - We need good govern.
rnent and good times. Good weather and
free. II the authorities would conAne Il
grippe to the street car lines would be
very much Obliged. I've had more than
my share oft for three months.
saw queer fhshion item In Canadian
paper the other day. Il was not In the
funny page. but e should have been, I
There has BEEN . great falling OF In
side whiskers this season, and now full
boards are to be seen on every hand"
did not know that they were TO be worn
there.
Looking over this letter see less about
Canada than had q first intended 70 say,
pretty soon, and 30 will close with 4
little poem. There ID nothing that soothes
and lulls to rest the weary reader at the
end Of long letter, filled chiefly with
statistics, like sweet little poem that one
can readily understands love poem and
80 I give one here that I found In an
album-an albuminous poem, as Il were
which wrote many years ago and found
yesterday on the centre table where used
to "spark, 4" but where now, alasl shs 10
anOther8:
First Verse.
Omy darling, o my darling,
Wilt you ever think OF me?
For my darling, for my darling,
wilt Outlines think OF thee.
And my darling, oh my darling,
When 0ftttmes think OF thee
n you erstwhile think Of me.
eSs sSonS goa sasss~his Uh icy tSinn
whist my darling, on my darling,
We will think about each other
TIL the briI Iht eternity.
Scc6 nd Verse.
II Is fun to write poem
While pause to think Of thee,
For know you'll not forget me
While you pause to think of me.
Thus adown nfe's sunburnt pathway
Loiter TO think of thee,
For hope and trust that also
You may sometimes think Of me.
Third Verse.
II Is not so very wearing
On the thinker, can see,
Just to think Of you, my darling.
As you doubtless think Of me.
30, my darling, a. stated,
II your thoughts are true TO me,
Will do some heavy thinking,
Oh my darling, Just for thee;
And we'll think about each other
Till the bright eternity,
Won ra trulv