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SOME THINGS l Know,

SOME DON'T KNOW.
KNOW that am selling the cheapest Oak Suits in
IKNOW am selling the cheapest Parlor Suits in
the city. 81 30 10 lUO
kNON have Nobby ballroom Suits, Wash Stand
with glass, nice strong able and Bed. HARD MOOD,
/ KNOW 1 have MAttings low as you can buy
them: yard up.
KNOW that make q dollar stretch hundred
cents, no matter what you want
KNOW l hAYea Cream Nav STOCK. old shop
worn styles To run Oh during special sales. &c.
lkNOW you viii have the best attention. IL you
are looking around" and no matter what you want
for the house, come and
umbrella does not return II. l don't much
about the umbrella, but lose a customer with IL.
l. DON'T h Now why people Will pay more Tor goods
than our advertised price six Crystal Iumblers.
l3c. don't know why people doubt our statements
before they try US Bed springs SSc. i don't know
YOU Csneseat Chairs &c. Beat Mood Vienna Chairs.
OAK and Mahogany, Sl.To. l don't know any better
way To do business than He hight WAY. don't
know any people more pleasant to wait than those
who visit my double stores know buy the Goods
right and sell them cheap for cash don't know WY
paying - TO So for Wire Bed springs. the
sell Tor e2 IS, and everything proportion STOP
AND THINK ABOUT II.
know you don't catch the biguest fish in deepest
water don't claim TO carry the largest STOCK but
do ciaim u cut The best prices you get and
lose much Remember the name and place,
GRAsTY. The Pusher
Furniture. China, Glass, &c. Cheap for Cash.
tA29-6m l5lO-l2 eth st H. w.
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Argentine PeculatfOns.

BUENos AYREs, May 7.-Grave populations
have been discovered in the customs depart
ment here. The revenue less by the gov 5rn-
ment by the entertainments IN estimated to
have reached the en.ImoLs sum of Sl0,603, 900
annually
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Shot Her When She Said No.

OMAHA, NEB., May AT Freeport, Banner
county, young man named Clark, who has
been counting Miss Mcintyre, daughter of
wealthy parents. proposed to her, and when
she rejected him shot her in the chest. He
then blew out his brains. Doctors say the girl
will die
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Was Tv rv Hurfp

AUGUSTA, Ga, May Thursdays cyclone
badly damaged the villages of McRae Camilla
and Ty Ty. Several persons were injured, but
no deaths are reported.
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SFEc1A1 VnuEs IL HAsDKERcurrrs.
FFfp ENH ERF R E ERR W. sss
+ EEx Z Z I ( ssss =

Everything that Hoats around at cheap price s not
absTgsIn. It's only once n while that somethins
e. opportunity the other day in ladies',
sto,T inSortstion orders by samples These samples
az the est REPRESENTATIONS Of their class Of goods
sl 9 preiiiy dead letter They are in the market
and the hrst offer for them - generally aGesptsd.
rleties OF line manufactured for the trade
Its S91sd sy 1 hem 9s sst 1adeand
se larse buyers glven the nTst option on them
..d o dozen Of the 50c quality just remember il
our own prIce that bought theni-And II Will eI-
low vllus We 40 into this explanation because
ne 20 dozen Iot-EOlding the pc :I5c. and 37Ixc
lot We have marked l2c.-nOt the cost OF nlanpfac-
tur-still they the handsomest styles that have
The borders are scalIopei and eInbroidered in Blue.
Poka bots Hemstitched With eoloIed smSroidered
Folks Dots-and BlAck-and-~ white seolloped and I'm
fhS ot6er iSt-better one stiIl-revular soc. Hand.
kerchiefs We have marked pc Pure Shesr L'nen-in
assortment of tasty designs and combinations not
ried 1heTe are only 10 dozen OF these-and they
These are smother illustration of our idea Of Bar
sGME OTHER HANDKERCHIEF
We are going 10 cali attention again to some stand
ard lines We arr earTyins Tor the men This special
70 eclipse these-uuiess you keep clearly IN your mind
81 g9ssiois Tor us 10 offer them a. any such prices
Remember. these are bought in the regular way and
you C-ulot ldll 70 APPRECIATE them.
About them want TO say:
We have - dozen Mems Hemstitched-Pu-s Linz
warranted 10 be sO-12l2c. apiece Is all we want
I he extra .ar<e size Pure Linen HemsutcLed-run
from zoe. to 1Ac.
Mems ColOred Borders-Pure Linen and many pat
tCIn--l lsc. To soc
Cniidren's Plain hite and Colored Bordered-Linen
without questlOn-lOc. and 2Oc
These lines are to your wardrobe what bread is to
your table d9dGrd-but you Ind our standard
qualities and Trce are pulling mp and down IN Oppo-
SITE objections than III places They are
DIETER tia dkeTcLleis-gnd " don't want so much for
thenl-Qulte-as Is generally asked.
. Don't miss the samples TN ugh. They must be
bOGg ut tOmOrrow-tIege may not be any next day
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Convicted Of Perjury.

This afternoon in the Criminal Court the
case of Frank johnson, charged with perjury
false swearing in the case of Andrew Smith in
the Police Court in October last-was called.
Mr.. Moss, for the defendant, challenged
two of the jurors. When the only
colored juror, W. IL. Pagby, was called
tine defendant was satisfied Bayly was
promptly challenged, however, and talesman
brought in to fill the panel. Testimony was
offered to show that James Watson, a colored
man, was assaulted October last by one An
drew Smith, and when the latter was tried in
the Police Court johnson appeared and tes-
titled that Smith had nothing to do with the
assault, but that he (Johnson) was the guilty
party.
Johnson was found guilty.
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Illness of Judge Sabin.

SAN Francisco, May Judge sabin of the
United States district court for Nevada is
dangerously i'll at the Palace Hotel from in
fammatory rheumatism, and is not expected
to recover. He was unconscious all day yes
ferdaY-
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 7.-Cotton frm-mfddlipp
ll51al2. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat-southern
steady and quiet: Fultz, 93a97; Long berry. g5aes
No. 2 95JS a96k;; western easy; No. 2 winter red
spot, 9iA May, 945I asked; July. 81 Il seller: Au,
gust 81 seller. Corn-sOuthern fairly active and
nrm white, 45: yellow, 44a46: western easv.
mixed spot, 44Aa44k; May, AZ a42a; June Al L
14ai2; July, Al a42; August, II ha4ls.: steamer
Al bid. Oats hrm-southern and PENNSYLVANIA
S}a:IS; western, white, 3Sa,9; do. mixed :,8a:lS.
graded No. 2, white, 80. Rye steady-prime to
choice. 6la62. Hay weak-prime TO choice limo
thy. l300al4.00. Provisions Arm and unchanged
mess pork. old 1878, new 1880; bulk meats
loose shoulders, 81; long clear and clear rib
sides, 81; sugar-ptckied shoulders, Oh: sugar
cured smoked shoulders, IN; hams small ii IA
l2H; large l0all; lard, refined TX, crude 81 a6k
Butter active and unchanged-western ladie ia
l3 creamery. 19a20. Eggs nat-western liz.
Coffee very dull-Rio cargoes fair, 1917. Sugar
quiet-A soft, 1-l6a6S.. Copper quiet and un-
changed-rehned. l2t.al3. Whisky firm and un-
changed-l.09all0. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer entirely nominal-grain per bushel la
Cork for orders-2s.6d. Saies-wheat 10000
bushels; corn, 50 bushels.
BALTIMORE. May 7.-virginia threes, 3ea3s.
Northern Central stock, 6S; Cincinnati, Washing
ton and Baltimore seconds, 69a72; do. thirds "a
consolidated gas bonds 114a114x; Baltimore and
ohio stock, 9Sal0O.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May 7tclosing).-Wheat-JuIy, COZ.
Sorn-Jgne, S3a; July, 343S. Oats-May, 25a
June, e5s; July, 24h. Pork-June, l3l2S:
July 1880. Lnrd-June, Gas; July, 642x. Short
rips-Nay, o.42h; July, $50.
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1'vrant Won.

CHESTER, May THE race for the Chester
cup was won today by Tyrant; Vassistas second
and Silver Spur third.
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Geld Where it is Needed.

DUBLIN. May 7.-Tns II ssh Times says that a
rich gold mine has been discovered at Dunrode,
in the western part Of County Cork and that q
company il being formed to work it.
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Death of a College President.

CHICAGO, May 7.-Dr. Jos. R. Cummings,
president Of the Northwestern University at
Evanston, died suddenly this morning at his
home in Evanston of fatty degeneration Of the
heart
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Labor Notes

NEw YORK, May THE carpenters strike
in this city was settled this morning to be a
thing of the past. Only about fifty men are
now out of work This does not include the
one hundred and twenty-five men employed in
the New York Central elevator. half dozen
employers sent for their men up to noon today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

JULIUS LANsBURGH.
18TH AND STREETS
Offers the following Bargains This Week;
500 3-p;ece Chamber Suites, solid oak. 10th cen
tury finish; large dresser. beveled plate glass, 49,
500 solld oak Rockers. s2
500 Solid OAK and Cherry Tables. 81. so.
Ia:ge line Of Antique Oak sideboards from s1S &c
$40 OxydiZed trimmings, beveied glass. SURPRISES
any thing ever shown IL tins line.
BABY CARRIAGES.
100 different STYLES Reed and rattan bodies Hand
line in the city. From $3.50 ny.
SUMNER CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs.
25 pair Madras Curtains reduced to s40o per pair.
% 800
$50 Yards Madras Cloth reduced TO Zoe Der ward
coioriEgs. suitable for either furniture coverings OF
Furniture Tai estries reduced Il 80 to 75c and
200 yds Fancy Striped Linen for furniture covers
new patterns and col0rlngs. our own inp0rtation-
2oc PEI I'D
NO CHARGE FOR ESTIMATES.
MATING! MATING!
The most extensive and varied assortment ever
NEW AND FANCY PATTERNS.
go Rolls Fancy Mating. "a. 90 Per roll
3tS S55 = :" = s ss55S9 .
400 " seamless $1,000"
loo rolls Fancy Linen Warp Mating Something
new, 60c.H Sd.
Also
FANCY DtMAsK MATING RUGS 314 YDs. SO
Large lot of remnants in Carpets: Moduettes Will
tons. BODY Brussels and Tapestry Brussels actual
hun line Of Refrserators Water Coolers. Reed and
pies, &C.
WALL PAPERS
New and elegant effects in Wall Coverings
trescOing and Painting
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
ms 18th and SITS
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig.
nal Office today: Sam. So, 2pm-, IS; maxi.
mum. 60: minimum. 43.
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New SpR1se Goops

Just received beautiful lire o. Wash Chevots. An
eersoD's Zephyr Ginghsms, Satteens. China silks.
tlain and lshey Wool suitiIgs. Challies. Silk and
Isle Hose. Danlask Table Cloths and Napkins all
sizes Danask W the yard in choice patterns, Hem
stitched Linen sheets and Pillow cases. Linen sheet
ings and Pillow Lipeas. all grades.
HOE, BRO. CO.,
nah1-3m lS1S 81. NV
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The U.s.S. MARION TO DE PUr Our OF CON-
MlsstoN.-It has been decided to put the U.s.S
Marion. which recently arrived at San Fran
cisco from China. out Of commission ana repair
her. She is IN good condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

ssfINHE BEST PILL EVER USED" Is THE FIRE.
l. qiieat reiaGrk If purchasers U. Carters Little
Liver Ills when you try them viii the same.
A SGoSTURA BlTIRks II THE BEST TONIC IN
IN the World for dysIeplics. Manufactured only by
Or J. q. b. sissert sons sold every where by drug
Sists.
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MIR. lnman's Investment

ATLANTA, GA, May John Ii. Inman Of
New York has bought the entire new issue of
SO per cent Georgia state bonds, the amount
paid therefore being 81, 900
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CoreHEas To TIE Fsosr.


take time by the forelock." ere that raspng hacky
cough of yours carries you where somany consump
tves have preceded you. Lose time; but procure
bottle Of the rational remedy rlung dis
sase-sCoTTs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. Rely upon it
hat will afford you speedy and efficient aid Not only
is it pumonlc of SURPRISING merit, but it compen-
safes the drain of vitality which most formula
accompaniment of lung disorders Besides arrest
ng the progress consumption bronchitis and asthma
tinfses unwonted vigor into enfeebled and
tends to fill out the hollow places in IN angular frame
Ladies in delicate health will fndit paatsble
Of adding roundness figure OF its contour by
the inroad of marasmus other wasting disorders.
scrofulous tendency may be successfully combatted
with it. and it is capital thing for feeble children
oc15
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FINANCIAL AND OMMECRCIAl

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to COrsOp and Macarluey, 4ly street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

IF THIRE EVER WAS A SPECIFIC FOR ANY
one complaint then Carters Little Liver Pills
specific for sick headache and every woman should
know this. only one pill dose IIy them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

WHEN You SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE.
w dizziness, constipation, etc remember Carriers
Little Liver Pills will relieve you pll is dose
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10 REPRESENT THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
THE ARMY.-Dr. ]. ID. Baxter, chief medica.
purVeyor of the army, and Surgeon A.
A. woodruff have been detailed
by the Secretary of War as delegates
to represent the medical department of
the army at the annusl meeting of the Amer
lean Medical Assc citation, winch meets AT Nash
vile, Tam, on the 10Th instant.
In the case Of Fred Dyson. who was charged
before Judge Miller this afternoon with keep
ing an unlicensed bar, fine of SlO5 was i'm
posed and counsel noted an appeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

(ATIOSAL BOOK BINDERY. o4I Louisiana ave
~ OPP. Sity Post ONCE. Century. Harper's and ST.
icnoaas 80 ind IN leather from Us cts up Number
~. eEi0raiine and ku.ils done short notice.
15y D In
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A MEDICAL CONGRESS.
The Decennial Convention for Revision
Of the PEarmacopeia.

NOTABLE GATHERING OF PHYSICIANS AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARNoRr OPENS TIE
PRocEEpISGs-A COMMITTEE ON cRspEyrrArs-
CALL on PRESIDENT HARRrsox
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When Dancing Is Wrong.

If You are wise. if you hope that the
future holds much for you, you will
learn tc be particular as toyour partner
in dancing. Dance with no man with
whom you have only a ball room &C
quaintance, and if YOU really are anx
ious to gain the respect of the people 10
your own SCI, you will number among
partners only your own brothers, OF
some very intimate friends. It's all
very we'll to say there is no harm in
dancing. There isn't, But there is
harm IN having about you. a sweet pure
girl, kept as much as possible from the
wickednes of the world, the arm of a
man who may be protl'gate. and not
possess the first instinct Ut a gentleman
My little girl dancing indiscriminately
will teach you to forget how to blush
and with that knowledge departs one OF
your greatest charms. Dance, sing and
be merry. but remember, not only does
the world judge us by the company we
keep. but just as you and are made
better and nobler by being with those
who are true and good, so we are in
sensibly made meaner and poorer in
heart and brain when we c0nsort with
those of less degree in morals.
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You Must Sneeze Properly.

La grippe has taught the world the
art Of spee zing, according to the Phlla-
delphia Times It IS an art that verv
few people understand. There is the
person whose face undergoes a variety
of violent contortlons, which makes
everybody in the vicinity Of the coming
phenomenon-w when he does finally
..let 'er go,' if it is a little, apologetic,
swashy sneeze that reminds one of the
household cat-feel indignant because
they expected something boisterous and
magnificent; there is also the person
who hurts loud and vociferous dvna
mite bomb sneeze without any prelim-
inaries into a company and makes
every body jump, and the eentIemanly
person who thinks sneeze 1mpolite
and stiles it in his handkerchief in a
very painful manner. Sneezng cor
rectly is an accomplishment, and IN
these days of influenza sotne smart VIC
tim OF the disease ought to start
sneezing school, SO that everybody could
learn how.
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A Bishops Blunder.

Bishop Manuey used to tell a droli
anecdote. OAce in Texas, near the
Mexican line, he found it difficult to
eat the meals provided by family of
s,Greasers' with whom he tarrled. One
evening. however, in the cleaning, he
discerned from his widow what ap
peared to be the preparation OF fat
hog for consumption at the table. liz
saw the sleek, brown sides Of the ami
NAL vigorously rubbed aid scraped.
Visions Of spare-rib and sausage rose
temptlngly befole him. There was to
be, he surmised, q welcome change at
breakfast next day. When these tooth
some vlands dio not make their appear
ance he called the masculine head OF
the family to him aud queried as to
what had become of the hog that had
been dressed over night. "Hog!'
circulated the Mexican, in Spanish
idlom. ''That was not hog, Bishop.
We were scrubbing the boy for Conhr-
mation!''
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How a PEARSON Laid q Ghost.

"a story with the elements Of sensa-
ton IN 1t comes from st. John. New
Brunswick.
The Rev. III. S, Hartley, Protestant
clergyman, was consulted by Mrs. Jack
son, a colored woman, who complained
that her lately deceased husband
haunted her house and gave her no
peace. Mr.. Hartley did not credit the
story. Next day while sitting in his
parlor the ghost of Jackson came and
sat beside him. When he arose and
paced tho chamber JacksoH's ghost
paced it with him. The minister put
out his hand to touch the object. but it
was impalpable. He then opened the
Bible and read the twenty third Psalm,
beginning. 1.-THE Lord is my Shepherd. .
The ghost still stood his ground. where
upon Mr. Hartley repeated the exor'
cisms of the Catholic Church in Latin
and Jackson's ghost disappeared.
Mr.. Hartley saws he is willing to tes.
tify to those facts upon oath.
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TOMORROW !

High hopes that burned like stars sublime,
Go down the heavens Of freedom. .f
And true hearts perish in the time.
Il We b'tterliest need them: .s
But never sit me down and say;
There's nothing left but sorrow;
We walk the wilderness to-day,
The promised land tom orrOw.
Our hearts brood DER tho past, our eyes
With smiling features glisten:
Lo! now its dawn burst up the sky
Lean out Your souls and listen.
The earth rolls freedoms radiant way.
And ripens with our sorrow,
And 'tis martyrdom to-day,
Brings victory to- morrow. u
'I1s weary watchina wave by wave,
And vet the tide heaves onward,
We climb. like corale. grave by grave,
And beat pathway sunward.
We're beaten back In many q fray.
Yet never strength we borrow -
And where our vanguard rests to-day
O,r rear shall rest tomorrow.
Through all the long dark night OF years.
The poop es cry assembled;
TIE earth was wet with blood and tears
Ere their weak sufferings ended.
The few shall not forever sway,
The many toll in sorrow;
The bars Of hell are strong to day,
Rut Christ shall reign tomorrow.
GERALD MASSEY.
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P. & UP,
These Letters are the Initials of the
New Line Through Wyoming and
Idaho to the Pacific Northwest.

This line is composed Of the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha and
Union Pacific Railways, and reaches
more Far Western Cities than any other
line, as follows:
HALEY, Boise City, Lewiston, Moscow
and principal Idaho points.
Wa|la Walla, Colfax, Pennington.
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numerous
Washington points.
Bak-r..City, Pendleton, Portland and
principal Oregon points.
Ogden and Salt Lake City, the largest
points in Utah.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and alt
California points from Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte,
Anaconda and many other points in.
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-.
modations are furnished in Pullman
Family Sleeping Cars at verv low rates
to holders of second class tickets going
to Washington, Oregon aud California.
When you get ready to 60 West, be-
fore deciding upon your route, call on
agents of c., st. P, M. s. o. Ry., who
will cheerfully furnish rates aud intor-
nation about through car service over
the LAKE SUPERIOR, ST. PAUL e.
UNION PACIFIC LINE and connections.
or for pamphlets aud maps address
r. w. TEASDALE.
General Passenger Agent. st. Paul.
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The Only One.

The Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul
Railway Is the only line running solid
Vestibuled. Electric Lighted and Steam
Heated trains between st. Paul and
Minneapolis, and Milwaukee and Chi
cago. . .
The berth reading lamp feature in the
Pullman Sleeping Cars run on these
lines is patented, aud cannot be used by
any other Railway Company. II is thu
great Improvement Of the age. Try j,
and be convinced. S. Is s3.
For further particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent. or address
an. I'LL Dixon Asslsiant g neral Pas
;lsenser Agent, East Third ST., ST.
Iall linnep II 81 WI
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-03-08
Fortune In q Hole.

An old farmer in the Granite State
one Sunday morning started to wind up
his great silver watch. and found that
the key was filed with dirt. Being un-
able to dig the matter out with pin,
the farmer drilled hole in the key,
and, with single breath, blew all the
dust out. Then he sat down to think.
and within u month had patented that
hole. To day, in Lebanon. N. H.. there
is large factory running bv electric
power, wherein are manufactured
thousands Of watch keys Of every pos
slble size. shape and design. Each one
of these KEYS contains the hole which
has been patented by the farmer. The
latter has already made a fortune
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-03-08
FROM DoNNYBRooK TO DUBLIN.

From Denny brook to Dublin
rode one morn In May;
The ekylark sung with silver tongue.
The hawthorne tossed it's spray
Vet little remember
Save the thought along the way.
For ! had seen In DonDybrook
What would fain forget
A grandau. g face whereon the trace
OF many tear VAS set
prandam and little child
Thrust out of home for debt.
SO as rode from Donnybrook
The earth, tho sky were gray.
No song of bird, no bl,ssom stirred
Tho blithe the morn with May;
The tears saw in Donnybrook
Make winter all the way.
-WH1pplE BENHAM in Independent