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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
Stanley's African BOOK

Henry NJ. SANKEY'S book describing
his expedition. discoveries and thrilling
adventures, will be published about
June LIST, 1850, aud will contain about 200
Illustrations, mostly engraved from
photographs and sketches made by him.
self.
Anticipating great demand for this
book. interruptions publishers arc flood.
ing the country with ayents for 90 called
Stanley Books, wlm represent their
worthless trssll to Ike "Stsnlsys Own"
Persons who would discountenance such
frauds upon the public should positively
refuse to take any Stanley book offered
for delivery unless it liz in two volumes.
entitled. 'In Darkest Africa" written
~ Stanley himself, with imprint Of
Charles scribnsr's Sons. New York. on
tue q page. Reliable agents wanted. W.
y; Condit 4 Co., general agents Des
Moines, Iowa. 38.45
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sum mons,

STATE OF NoRTM DAkor., District Court,
County OF Pembina. i 1st Judicial District
George Il. Finch, Vim. II. Nunslyck, EIbsrt 4.
Young Constantine j McCorvilie. co.partncrs
as Finch, Nanslyck n Co., plaintiffs, w. VIM.
". Nichols, Defendant.
The State OF North Dakota to the above named
defendants.
You, Vim. ". Nichols. is hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint I'm lin
above entitled action; copy OF which Ia here
with served upon you, and 70 serve copy Of you,
answer ~ the said complaint on the slbscrIber.
at his office in the city Of pemb!na in tile count,
Of Iembina, and State of North Dakota. withif
thirty davs after serving this summons upon yor
exclusive oftlie day Of such service; and ii yor
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, tile PLAINTIFF action will luke Judge
ment agusIsi you for The sum Olive hundred ard
ninety -iour dollars and seventy two cents,
Dated, April .3rd, A. D. 1S!W.
We'd. kNEEsIIAw,
... Plaintiffs Attorney. Pembina, ND,
William W Nichols.
Take notice that the complaint In above entitl.
ed action was filed with b. Borden, clerk OF tile
district court, ut his Office in the city Of Psmbua,
State Of North Dakt Ia OH the 18th day OF MAY,
lSgO
W.J. KNEEsnAw,
A-S0 Plaintiff'sattorney
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Cllat,cl Mortgage Srlr.

WMEREsAAs one Ton FilliRus,s s. did on he
certain Chaitel Mortgage Of the following de.
rcriGtd chattels to wit: ono las horse. white
strip IN face, niue years old; one cay horse DOt
hind legs white. ten years old. to Goodman John.
son, to recuIe the payment o. the sum Of eighty.
forwards duly sold and assigned TO Branden
Johnson. And whereas, default has been male
IN the terms Of said mortgage, In this to. xt: In
the payment of the amount Of the amount specf.
IN said note: Aud thure H. now actually due and
owing OH snid note and mortgage the rum of
eighty eight dollars, and Interest on same from
the 9Th day of January, 1870, at the rate OF II
per cent per annum, making total of one hupd.
red and three dollars, besides an attorney fee Of
ten dollars NJ stipulated In said mortgage.
Now therefore, notice ir hereby given. that
6y virtue Of said mortgage and by order Of said
brnnden Johnton. present. owner thereof, l will
sel the above described chattels at Tho fn.,nf
door Of the court house, In the city Of rembins.
County OF Pembina State Of North Dakota a the
hour Of two O'Clock p. m. Of the In, dsy Of
Jnne, 1870, -
d. LAxnAL,
Dated at Pembina, this nth day Of Nav, IsSo,
RAESA as, q =
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THE FIGURE "o..

THE FIGURE "0.,
III, figure Din our dates will make long stay
No man or woman now living will ever dat. {.
document without using the figure Q. It stand
"a the third place in 1890. where It will remain to-
..sars and then move up 10 second place in 1855
where It will rest for one hundred years.
There is another 'V'' which has also come to stay
is unlike the figure in our dates in the rcspec,
hat 1t has already moved up to first place. where
will permanently remain. It is called the ~.
}" High Arm Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
The "No. o" was endorsed for first place by ,;..
:xpests Of Europe Mt the Paris Exposition Of lss.
here. after severe contest with tho lending ina.
pines Of the world, 1t WINS awarded the only
and Prize given to family sewing machines. ull
hers on exhibit having received lower awards
u gold medals. etc. Tho French Government
.lso recognized It's superiority by the decoration Of
Hf. Esthsniel Wheeler, President OF the company,
sitA ths Csoss Of the Legion Of Honor.
The mo. q 4 not an old machine improved
lpon. bat y an entirely new machine. and tho
3fand Prise ct Paris was awarded It us the grand
at adyaaoe In sewing machine mechanism Of the
s9e. Those who buy It can rest assured, their
~, Ct having the very latest and best,
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We are now giving away the "Nationsl
Encyclopedia" book worth $a.25 to Gus.
toners. No lottery but straight Rift.
Call aud see US. Shaw & CuARlroN.
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che WeEla shers Q Sas eve esFs,
Df. nalses' aslaen speeiAs.
the knowledge Of the person taking Il, eiSscfne
2 speedy and permanent cure, whether the pa
tent Il Q moderate drnket oran alcoholic wreck.
have taken tie Golden Specific In their coiise
without their knowledge. and today believe they
quit drinking Of iliei own free Will. No harm.
ful effect results from IL administrator. Cures
guaranteed. Semi for Circular and full pAstIcu.
lars. Address 10 confidence, GOLDEN SPEclrfc
Co., l8j Hsco Street, Cincinnati On
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S't County S Ss psm Pi.o'A Incou., Court,
10 the matter Of the estate Of ilafztciu Thomp.
has filed with the Judge oi This court . petition
praying for letters Of Standardization of the estate
q lisistein Thompson, deceased. and that Sstur.
day, the thirty first day Of Nay 1870, at 10
ial term Of this court, to.Wit: OF the Nay
term. 1920. at the court house, 10 the city and
county OF Pembina, n. D.. has been set for hear.
terested may appeaf and show calns Why the
said petition should not he granted.
Dated ut Pembina this 18th day Of May. A. ID.
1920. E.A. ARMSTRONG.
4d.0 County court and ex.0fdcio
Probate Judgs.
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NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING D.
cenber y. AID ls 1.-THE condition and Affairs Of tn
!. q Branch OF the
PN0EiX ASSURANCE COMPANY.

PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY,
n.de e ths CommIeioner Insurance II se sssse 4
q Az ier i. j. Bssard Frincipsi osssss i Ssis;
Organized or incorporated, l7xs Comxeae,s h.aa.ew
PROPERTY or AssIrs or rrx ConRAxr.
r. ss,a on dsps MI ~ " bunk g b. with
s 81 e hands 4 agent. and IL cosis. wa"
secSs "a SSrd. Owned s. tho semi:ny.is. ''''
PAL y. II sGss Es; .i ft srr. s. ss*!
tIsAsd; total carried out at market vsia: ISsxsss
Total As'ets sins7
mount & , s;:s:y s is- ;s s:s ~
Sssi: q a;@a;acd premium. .: n''s''
. %s,:a"s q 8: : ssssr :l:as siss;: l:
Total Liabilities. isselail
INCOME DURING TIE YEAR 1850.
Shole annount OF cash premiums received isD6Ass
s.; isss ss;s 81 81 Sgs ss'fSs . Ss.sa ,
Whole amount OF Interest money rsssiSsd... assep
Total lneoms ysslsi
Whole amount Of Losses paid during tho
.;nouns sccIaeJ prior 70 psveea sss
l'naauns saesssd ssbssqaent to s''a7sies
Is q ,ss s,.s s, q q Nsash to- d.
.noani 81 io:..s accrued piiori to ''s''
.seass u los.ss seesasd sub.s. ~"
As @ e. -
r. s: 8 ;s s.; I'll; III isss::
md, AZ . :ss s III =: "; of o'sss s:
rs sss e. dI. 4''s'
Roe.,
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W. q. r, q. Meeting.

The second annual convention of Penn.
bina county, w. G. I. U. will he held in
Drayton the 18th and 18th of June.
Plans of working for the best enforce.
,nent of prohibition will be discussed. az
we'll as practical ways of carrying for.
ward the different educational, social and
legal branches of our work.
Miss T. Einnear of Fargo. state presi.
dent. will address mass meeting OH
Thursday evening, the 18TH. Miss
Rhodes will assist In the music,
Rev. Cooper will give an address OIL the
lottery scheme during the convention,
All the sessions will be open to the public
and all our people throughout the county
are cordially invited to attend. Frater-
nal delegates from any temperance
Christian society will he welcome, En-.
tertainment free to all delegates.
J.. nj. WYLIE. Co. President.
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Fifth:

Home seekers will and the last of
the public domain Of agricultural
and grazing value along the Great
Northern lsy In North Dakota and
Montana.
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~ 100 or more, along Great Nc rtllcrn
" ny limo. Busine ~ chances. Write
ne ]. WHITNEY, st. Paul, MINI.
sSs for books, maps, etc.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOthC0 20 VE6u1IUER.
In the matter Of ertats of Thomas Ber:eron.
dcceased.
~ All persons having claims against aaid THOMAS
same. with the necessary vouchers TO the under
signed admnistratrlx Of raid estate. at her resi:
dence ct Cavalier, In the county Of Pembina and
State Of North Dacota, and that four months
have been limited a. the time for creditors to
percent their claims against SAID estate.
Dated the 9Th day Of May, 1900.
EMNA BERUERoN,
45.l8 Administrative.
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New
Towns.

Settlers OH free government lands
along the Great Northern Ry line 0N
In North Dakota and Montana get
low rates and due markets for pro. Rate
ducte. S
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Reports come from Bismarck that the
governor has sent in the following names
for North Dakota commissioners to the
Worlds Fair at Chicago: II. r. Rucker.
Grand Forks; Editor Stanley, Dawson.
alternate; Martin Ryan, Fargo; Peter
Cameron, Pembinn, alternate. The law
requires the governors TO name one dem.
ocrat and one republican. and alternateH
from each state.-Fargo Argus.
Beware OF ointments for oatarrn
that ootains Mercury,
us mercury will surely destroy the sens q
of smell and completely derange the
whole system wl'eE entering it through
the mucous surface. Such articles should
never be used except OH prescrip,ion}
from reputable physicians. as the dantEe
they will do il ten fold To the good You
can possibly derive from them, Aall's
Catarrl' Cule, manufactured by +. J.
Cheney & Co.., Toledo. o., contains no
mercury. apd is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surface 81 the system. In buying Hairs
Catar5h Cure lie sure you get the genuine,
1t i5faken internally, and made in Tole.
az Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co.
I6sol.l BY Druggists, price 75c. yer bot.
lie.
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Notice 20 Crcditors.

Attorney for Assignee.
and poetoifice address, Penibina.
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Go to the Great Reservation Of ..,,.
Montana and get a good. free MIX
homestead. Low rates and free -.
s.ecl#rs on Great Northern Ry. Hlv0r.
TO now.
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(er's Pills,
PssfAasD sY q
RI Co, Lowell, Mass.
|s.s snl Dealers In Medisiss.
) THE CONDITION
DF THE
HONAL BANK,

State of North Dakota, at
ss. May 18th, 1880.
nreOI pCEa
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The vsieys Of the Red, MissOlri,s
Mouse, MIX and Sun Rivers reach. r. Al
I'd by Great Northern Ry, line. VI We
Half rate excursions Sept. 0, % and n
Oct. 14th. lR0O. Write +. i. WHIT us Is
NEY, 81. Paul, MINI.
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Aunfinn Finest resorts In America along
sssess"SSI Great Northern Ky limo, in Mime.
siehinn cots, Dak0tas and Montana, Beet
SSI climate for health seekere.
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Horde These have made Montana the
ss0s No, richest state per capita In the I'm
4inao ion. Plenty Of room for miners
ms"0Ss and stockraisers. Now IL the time.
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Sweet Grass Hills, Milk aud Sun ch...
River Valleys, Montana, reached SI66p,
Sn sy " s rs.t Northern Rail Hous
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3 suffer
70 cause
LICK headache.
condition Of the
Ire the most 10.
Iel @. Bradburn,
Ayers Pills for
actice and family,
az that they are an
Ind liver medicine
inns made for them"
n. D., v. p. Austin
= Co., Burnet, Texas.
arc the best medicine
regulating tho bowels,
eases caused by . dis.
\ and liver. I suffered
ears from headache, In.
constipation. I had no
tas weak and nervous
By using three boxes
and at the same time
Twas completely cured"
wood, Topeka, Kansas.
lbled for years with indi.
lipation, and headache. A
Ayers Pills, used in small
restored me to health.
bnpt and effective. "-W.H.
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Montana produces the finest hors. u.....
% and cattle. Free ranges yet in TUT S6S,
Mouse, Milk aud Sun Revse Val. n.Sa1.
leys and swsetv M Hills. O6lll6.
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lsurrounded BY fine agricultural
CRnaf and grazing country, clare to
" 00S mines of precious metals, iron aui
ealle coal, possessing n WATER rUwEn
0ssOs unequuled in America, IL is Mon.
tann'1 industrial centre.
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Along the Great Northern Railway =.
Line In Montana, are free ranches Y0un0
and l.asturaye, MINES OF PRECIOUS
METALS, iron and coal, and NEW Man!
CITIES AND TOWNS.
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INCOME DunMosfHE YKA1 1SSo.
Whole amount Of cash premiums received.
Whole amount Of cash premiums
received on policies written In
the State OF North lakotA...... 9 e.7&2.l6
Whole amount OF interest money received. =.
Whole amount OF income received from al
0t6ef D0UECSD.
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4 NxUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING IN.
cember u. AID 1859, Of the condition and affairs Of the
FIRE Association,

u Philadelphia organized under the lnws Of tho state Of
nnsylyania, made to the Commissioner Of Insurance
the Stats Of North Dakota In pursuance of the laws
PRECEDENT, j. Ighteoce; spresident, E. c. Irwin
secretary ". 8. Winshipi Principal once Philadelphia
Ofxani.ed or inccFpoFstcd March % 1850. Commenced
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-02-08
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

-He-'I love you more than tongue
can tell!' She (thoughtfully)-" Sup
pose you put it in writing, George.
Munsey's Weekly.
What PLAN" said an actor to an
other" shall l adopt to fill the house at
my benefit" Invite your creditors"
was the surly reply,
She lat the piano)-"Listen! how do.
you enjoy this refrain?" He-''Very
much. The more you refrain the bet
ter like it. Musical Courier.
-Tippler-"Do you know the reason
why l have never met with success iu
life?" Plain speaker-"Yes; there have,
been too many bars in your way
Boston Gazette.
-Maud-''lsn't it queer title for
book, mother, Not Like Other Crisp
| wonder what she can be if she is not
like other girls?" Mother-.'I don't
know, unless she goes into the kitchen
and helps mother, instead of staying in
the drawing-room to read novels. IN.
Y. Ledger.
-Bagley-"I tell you I feel sorry for
old Mr.. Perkins. He's had very bad
luck with his boys" Bailey-'Two of
them are in the States prison aren't
they?" Eyes, and Jim has just been
elected to the Legislature. Time.
Man Ito acquaintance)-"I see you
had wedding at your house the other
night" cquaintance-"Yes, wooden
wedding?" Man-"Why, l understood
your daughter was married" Acquaint--
ance-'She was. Married stick
Arkansaw Traveller.
Tramp lat kitchen door)-s'That
cake smells temptin'." Cook - Its
some the cookin' school young leddies
made-twenty things mixed wild forty
things" Tramp wish 1 had some"
Cook-"Wull, Oil give We a piece if
yell ate it outdoors. Oh don't want We
to die in tn house. IN. Y. Weekly.
"A lawyer who was pleading a case
noticed that the Judge had fallen asleep.
but since there is no one to hear me-"
he went on, raising his voice. 'Pardon,''
replied the judge, waking up with a
start, sit is precisely because 1 was lis
tening to you that fell asleep" Judge.
First Writer-"I am seeking for an
entirely original idea. want to write
something that no one has ever done be-
FORE" Second Writer-'I'll tell YOU
what you can write which will be abso-
lutely without precedent" First Writer
What is it?" Second Writer-''A fav-
orable review of your own productions.
American.
AT a hotel short time since girl
inquired OF gentleman at the table if
his cup was out. "No," said he, ''but
my coffee is" The poor girl was con-
siderably confused, but determined to
pay him in his own coin. While at din
ner the stage drove up, and several COM
ing in, the gentleman asked, 'sDoes the
stage dine here?" mo, sir' exclaimed
the girl, in sarcastic tone, ''but the
passengers do"
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WHAT is A KISS 2
A Strange, Thrilling Mystery That the
Young May study With Delight.

"A strange, InrlllIS mystery lnat une
Young May Study With Delight.
All, who can tell? Surely if any thing
in the world ''goes without saying" it is
a kiss, and the more one says the farther
one seems removed from the true COM
prehension of the idea.
Viewed in the calm light of reason, a
kiss is rather an absurd, rather disa-
greeable, certainly very extraordinary
proceeding. Two people set their mouths
against each other, contract and press
the lips together and emit sound vary
ing from the explosion of a toy pistol to
faint sibilation or gentle conclusion.
Why, now, should any one have hit
upon this strange performance as an ex-
preston of affection? Was it an unborn
instinct of humanity, like eating or
looking at ones reflection in ''mirrored
pools?" Did Adam kiss Eve, and did
she understand what he was attempting,
or did she fancyhe was about to eat her?
A very strange, decidedly uncouth
proceeding, and yet how very natural
and how very common!
What divers manners of kiss have been
invented since that Adam and Eve in
auguration. Theirs would be the kiss
of tender and assured coniugal devotion;
we'll, that is very nice and very satisfy
ing to the feeling, but then there is the
timid experimental kiss of the newly
declared lover and the faint responsive
kiss of the gentle beloved, and there is
the mad burning kiss OF passion, and
the quivering kiss of separation when
loving hearts are rent asunder, and
there is the cold kiss of despair, pressed
by bloodless lips upon an icy brow-the
kiss of death that all of us have at some
time felt through our hearts core.
Then there is the tender and emotion
less kiss of friendship and loving kim
ship, and the light touch of ceremony,
as in French fashion, we family brush
the cheeks of our dear five hundred &C
quaintances, and there is the enforced
kiss of relationship that is not loving,
or of the husband and wife who still
keep up the form from which the life
has fed; and there is the kiss of loving
reverence for the hand of the monarch,
or the priest, or the holy relic or tomb,
and there are grades and shades of all
these almost innumerable, and yet
after all there is but the one kiss worth
the talking about, and that is the kiss
of love, pure and simple and mutual;
! the kiss which clings and trembles and
throbs with delight, and yet is too near
heaven to know the stain of earth; the
kiss in which the soul swoons and yet
resembles God; the kiss that one would
die in giving, and can give to only one;
the kiss that once freely given binds
two souls forever in one-no matter
what chances and changes" time may
bring.
The indescribable and yet the univer-
sal delight of love is as sweet to-day as
it ever was in Eden.-Mrs. Frank Les
lie, in Hoosier.
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the smoke made loophole through the

the smoke made loophole through the
top of their snow-prison.
Greatly strengthened with their meal,
the work of digging their way out again
was begun in earnest. After two or
three hours of work they found an outlet
The storm had passed away, and,
though the air was cold, every thing was
bright and shining. Carrying the rem
nants of the woodchucks with them, the
three then set out to find the camp.
Echo again came in handy, and led the
way home.
The dog seemed to know that his dis
covery had saved his own hide, and more
than once he took good look at the
woodchucks. Echo was given liberal
part of them every time they stopped to
eat, and when they finally reached camp
he Toasted upon the last one.
Allie had lost one of his pets; but then
he had become doubly attached to Echo,
and felt that he was worth as much as
two companions. - George Ethelbert
Walsh, in Yankee Blade.
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MEMORIES OE MOORE.
The House Which the Poet Occupied
While Resident of Canada.

The House Which the Poet Occupied
While - Resident of Canada.
The house is still standing at Ste. Anne
Belle Vue, on the Island of Montreal, in
which Thomas Moore passed some of the
days he gave to Canada. A stone, white
plastered, high-walled house, like most
of the houses erected at that period in
French Canada, it has a gray, slanting
roof, from which projecting windows
start like astonished eyes; a house to be
remarked upon at once, in viewing
which one mentally and Immediately
THAT house has a history"
But what house has not? Time turns
all things into the history which, all
unknown, unread, moves the universe
of souls
When you muster courage to climb
the creaking steps, to push open the
door, trelissed in cobwebs, you find your
self in the room the poet inhabited, and
in which he wrote that melodious strain,
1.-The Canadian Boat Song" In the cor
ner stands the clock by which he timed
the Notwithstanding idea! A tradi-
ton hich, though it has but transitory
value, moments thought does away
with it as effectually as Sappho's sui
eide! Solomon's Songs, Cleopatra's Cum
ming End! the truth being that these
simple verses were written in an open
boa on the St. Lawrence during a five
days journey between Montreal and
Kingston, and were suggested to the i'm
aginative mind of the poet by the pecu-
liar measure of the CoyGgeur'S chdnS0nt
as they piled the oars.
The same meter is found in that eX.
quisite poem, Paradise and the Perl; :
the Perl's closing cry has caught the
musical jingle:
Joy, joy for ever-my task is done,
The gates are passed and heaven is won.
We are authenticity informed that
the words and music of 1.-THE Canadian
Boat Song" were ever dear to Moore, re-
calling wildly happy period of life.
This is easily realized, for where the
affection is concerned the association
has much to say, and time turns to
treasures many trivial things. Those
who are not poets also possess precious
memories; landmarks of long ago. But
it seems almost inconceivable that a
man of Moore's mental Galiber should at
the moment have considered the lines
worth committing to paper.
So we wander with this touch from
Genius torch still flaming the memory.
"And of the time when full of blissful
signs we sat and gazed into each others
eyes; silent and happy; as though God
had given naught else worth looking at
this side heaven!''-Toronto Week.