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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-06
Hnrrlbls Accident In s.. PnnI-

ST PAUL, Dec. Al las o'c'ock
his afternoon a force Of men we're en-
gagged in clearing away the debris
from the RUNS Of the burned building
formerly occupied by Fsrwell, Ozben
& Co., aud Grggs, Cooper q Co.,
when one of the walls fell with n ter
rife crash, killing five men instantly
and injurIDg twenty others, some Of
them serI' usly.
Five bodies 20 far have been taken
from the ruins and it is thought that
two or three more are still uDd the
wall
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-06
Anntrer min K.,srr.

BIRNiINGHAM, Ala, Dec 4-The
Virginia * Georgia r1sd wa~ opped
last night near Rome bv the waving
OF lantern. Two msskcd men got
on aud dut-rei ,he express car and
rot bed the -afr. l. is said their
booty viii not exceed 900.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-06

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Alihough the
boycott against the Chicago 4 Alton
road has not been formally declared
u, apparently, cannot be continued
consistently without also being direct-
ed at the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy. The latter road has notified
the Board Of Rulings that IL will i'm
mediately resume the payment Of pas
senger commissions IN the eastern ter
riiory. Tits asserted that ali the west
ern lines are following the example OF
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-06

This rtmedy is becoming 30 well
known and 80 popular ss 90 need no
special menti.n. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same surg of
prai-e.-A purer medicine docs not
exit and u il guaranteed To 30 all
that is claimed. Electric Bittels will
cure all diseases OF the liver and kid
neyS, will remove pimples, boils, salt
rheum and other affections caused by
impure bloOd.--Wnl drive malaria
from the system and prevent a. Sell
As cure all malarial fevers.-For cure
Of headache, constipation and indiges-
ton try Electric Bitters- Entire satis-
foction guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price soc. and Sl.OO per bottle at w.
E. Savage's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-06
RaiIro.d Depot Destroyed.

NEw YORK, Dec. 4.---Ihe Penn VI
vauis railroad depot buildings iu Jer-
ey cry. are burning. The Ky over
q a. riter j. illuminated. The entire
Jer.ey City fire department is at The
scene and % J., thought they will save
slmethiu..
LATEK-4;3j "a. m.--The fire is now
under control.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-06

TIE OFFICIAL r,psp OF CUSTER 90.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Notice--In future the TxLEagAs- HEsAID Will
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are seat 10 this once each week, not later
than Friday afternoon. This Is done 10
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services
or hours" mean that the morning service DC,
ears az 1880 a. IN. aud eyealng service At
y. M
Trinity Chufeh-Rey ii. ii. Johnson. rector.
Holy communion AZ a. m. Mathis a. l0.Sl.
Subject: Warned OF God" E,easong lchordl
at D. IN. Subject: WHITTIER uoest Thou"
Bible class and Sundayschoel at j O'Clock.
Seats free. strangers are welcome
Uniyersaiist--Rev. Charles Fiuhrer. pastor.
Morning subjects THE Past aud the Present,
or the Improvement of the World" Evening
subject; ''our Philosophy Of salvation" Sun
school at II IN.
Uniyersalist Mission. Knights Of Pythias'
Hall. South Diyision-st.. near Ninth-ave.-Rey.
Charles Fluhrer will preach al y. m.
ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church.
Division and Peari-sts-service and sermon
Ii a. m. and p. m. by Rev. Campbell Fair. ID. d..
0akdale Park Church-3:l5 p. m. Service and
sermon bv Rev. Campbell Fair. ID. II.
Church OF Christ tScientist)-Good Tenn
plars' Hall. South Division ST.. at 1890 n. IN.
Sunday school following. Public cordially in
yitod.
p. s. Soclety-Helen Stuart Rchings of Bos-
ton. viii give inspirational lectures today at
1910 a. m. and $50 p. III. in Elks' Hall. IS
Ionia-st.
Spiritual Union meeting at Kennedy II all at
10 80 a. m. Services conducted by Mrs. Firth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
HE WANTS HIS FREEDOM.

Nichols DeKlesrmaker Prefers single
Blessedpess TO Welded Cossednesx,
Nichols Dckleermaker has filed q
bill in the circuit court praying for
divorce from his wife, Gertrude. He
alleges that his his wife is q woman OF
violent temper and has frequently IN
dulged in abusive language towards
him IN the presence OF their three
children, born TO him by . previous
wife; that she has also, bgurat.veiv
speaking. mopped the floor with hi IA
on divers occasions, and that he was
restrained from preventing the pastlgne
by reason of her gentle sex; that on the
10Th day Of November 1890, Gertruds
leveled pot full of boiling coffee at
compliments thinking canopy and al
the same time threatened 70 massacre
him on the spot. lie further alleges
that he unwlttlngiw welded Gertrucs,
believing her to be q kind woman and
calculated TO make a good mother for
bis four motherless children, when IN
fact she was a usher. He did not make
this discovery until after bis marriage,
which occurred September /, 1890.
He SAVE be gave her all his money for
long months; untsl December 10, 1890,
when patience ceased 20 Toe q virtue,
longer and he cut her of from his
weekly stipend which sac bad expended
for "sboose." He further AYERS that Ger
truda swipcd all the furniture IN hs
house and skipped, aimee which time he
has been unable 70 find either. he
prays that he may be released from the
CALLING yoke 30 patiently worn for
three months, the document being en-
bcliished with hB signature extending
III broken angles acroas the street
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
West Side Ladies Literary.

The club convened again this after
noon. After two weeks vacation the
Committee on Scandinavian History
provided the program. which consisted
of q reading from Prof. Andersen's ad-
mirable work on Morse Mythology"
which was prefaced by pleasing de-
scription of Hans Christian Anderson's
birth place and home at Odense, and
giving the origin of the name OF that
city. 1t being named for Odin. the
father of the gods, by his wife. Friga
calling ont "Odln, see." 1t having
been previously agreed that IT should
hear the name of the first word spoken
by either. upon their waking IN the
morning after their arrival in the city.
4 Newspaper excerpt, The Writing
Rock" was next given. This famous
rock, which has puzzled the phIlos-
ophers since the earliest days OF Amer
lean habitatlon. Is located on Taunton
river, Mass, and Is, the writer thinks,
one of the most marked evidences that
the coast OF New England was visited
hy old time mariners, long before the
coming OF the Spanish voyagers and
ftiEIlHt tatttir- W IN - = ~ fAtrt-
lated mass of fine granite, lying on the
sands Just above low water mark. 1t -
eleven feet long and FIVE feet high.
The SIDES are covered with kierogiyphlc
characters which are quite ieghle.
A poem, New Years Eve"
hv Mary Hewitt--s poetlcal
version Of Hans Christian Anderson =
Little Gretche1''-vas read, after
which followed resume Of Sand
navian history, from 1886 20 1885.
bAginning With the rssgp Of Christian
III. who ass the third Of the house OF
o denb0rg. who ruled from l44s 70
Is4s. a period OF 40 years DurIng
Christa1 III occupancy al the throne
the Lutheran reg on becsTse firmly
established, equal welgnts ana meas
ures we're fIed n tie vaT8o0s Uo1p-
tres. and com mere al Industries wers
Isrrslv Increased. he gave much at
tsrs,on 20 scholastic nsttsrs sa1
founded the university. Sevefsl liter
arv and scssntl6t writers syreaFes ~
shs eroc1 Next subcommittee On
F1nslsb Literature report.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
A BRILLIANT VICTORY.
Over Which the knights of Labor Are
Jubiiant.

-
Jubiiant.
The following congratulatory notice
has been mailed TO all the bodies of the
Knights of Labor throughout the
country:
To the Members Of the Order Wherever Found.
Greeting:
n. I. A. 23l, Knights of Labor, Gar
mentcutters of North America. hereby
notify the members of the order that
the fight against the firm of Alfred
Benjamin & Co., of New York City, is
at an end. The demands made by our
district have been conceded, and the
firm has reimbursed us for all the ex-
penses incurred during the dispute to
the amount of $500. The boycott
against Alfred BENJAMIN 81 Co. mas
been raised, and we request our agents
and members to act accordingly. We
regard tins as one of the greatest and
most complete victories ever won by
organized labor, and we gratefully
acknowledge the Jealous work and
efforts of our brother Knights every
where to bring about satisfactory set
tlement.
We now recommend to the Order the
goods of Alfred Benjamin & Co.. and
request the members TO patronize them
wherever and whenever they can do so,
and thereby show to this and all other
firms the solidarity of our movement
and our readiness TO assist those who
manifest desire to treat Us fairly and
honorably.
Again we thank you, brothers, for
your earnest cooperation in this fight,
for by your aid the Order has gained
what may be regarded as one of the
greatest victories IN the history of the
labor movement in America.
Fraternally and gratefully yours,
JAMES HUGHEs,
Master Workman.
WALTER K. WEsTBRooK,
Recording Secretary.
john THEM,
JAMES A. WRIGHT,
JOIN G.. NAGENGAsT,
Executive Board y. 7. A. 81, X. of L.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Cas- Cssy has slt.zsns debating 50
Getty
The AAeesbess have is.Tes members
II Aieh gar.
Farmers Institute a Marietta fsme-
sry 1 and 5
ssx inches Of snow and good sleigh
ins al Gheeoygan.
There are nice weekly newspapers
published III Iusoola county.
Nuskegon's new Baptist Church is %
near completion that services we're held
n the basement yesterday.
". u. Harshaw, one Of the leading
druggists OF Pontiac, died Of eonsanp-
ton ST Tusoon, ARR, Friday.
The Lake Harbor cottage owners are
talking of combining and harvesting
enough ice 70 iast them through the
next heated term.
This seasons cut OF lumber by the
Iron Conpany's SAN mil at Elk Rapids,
cover about ten million feet, mostly
hardwood lumber.
One Stanton man shipped 5000 spruce
trees 10 Detroit and Clnelnnatl last
week, the trees ranging from three 10
twenty feet IN height.
The residence OF John NJ. Ryan, of
Bay City, was DESTROYED by fire Friday
morning. The members of the family
escaped in their night clothes.
The Muskegon Common Council or
dered a receiving vault built in the
eemetary two years ago. The first stone
has not been turned toward 1t yet.
Detroit's natural gas gave out at
breakfsst-tlme Friday. After the air
became blue with expletIves. the VIOLA
tile fuel came IN sufficient quantities TO
start the tires again.
Michigan postmasters appointed: II
III. Hutchinson, vice A. +. Gardner, re-
moved. Hills Corner, Berien county;
j. X. Cameron, vice j. NJ. Kent, re-
moved. Sherman City, Isabella county;
Harvey j. Hopkins, Chesaning; VIII
liam Hosie, Flushing; Edwin j. March,
Hillsdale; Berry j. Lowrey, Howard
City.
Carrie Rose Tanto, aged 10 years,
sister of murderer Tanto, died Friday
of typhoid fever, at her home east OF
the Lansing cemetery. Her death was
q noble sacrifice, due entirely 10 self
abnegation and over-eXertion in her
superhuman efforts to support her
friendless little brothers and SISTERS.
When they became sick recently she
nursed them TO the best of her strength,
but caught the fever herself, and in her
WORKOUT condition was unable TO bat
tie against the dread disease. The
father is helpless, and the aged
and feeble mother is the only
one able to work for the family.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
PLAIN suIcIDx


~ 49, j. Ssr2ss-
cosoasr Bxadssh held in laqaest ever
the remsins Ct Nm. ] Coyles yesteE-
azy mornlng. The fossewtaS lars sas
summoned; MsssFs. B. ". barnsFd.
G. W. Bachelor. lev Jehasoa- j. III.
Jones. Jamss wiasszrdnsr, aad b. I.
Brown After yies2ns tlls body and
bearing the testimony Of Mrs. Cofisy,
vie Of the deceased, snd several othsr
witnesses, nesghoofs Of Corlsy. the jury
rendered = serdlel .ta4t Nm. j. Cor
les esae 10 he death st hIs residence,
81 Pask-aye., formerly peaslsy-st). in
the city OF Grand Rapids, Mica, on
the nlght Of January z, 1891, at about Z
o. IA, from gun shot wound II his
head by MS own hand NTH suicidal IN
tent"
The evidence dedueed from the wit
nesses MAS 10 the effect that Corley had
quarreled with MS wife, and had abused
their child on yxrio1s occasions; that
ne had IN alteration with his wife and
had attempted 10 choke her, and that
she ran TO a nelghbor's house, and had
been there fully fifteen minutes before
the gun shot was heard. clearly proving
that she mad no hand IN the shooting.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Abe Lincoln Camp. No. 2l3 of Sons Of
Veterans, has been mustered IN at
Sparta by II. y. Cowdin Of the Rock
ford Register The following are The
officers OF the pew camp. Captain, II.
l.. Dow: first lieutenant, Wellington
Fitch; second lieutenant, Wilson Rich
srds: chaplain. Wesley FREEMAN: Grst
sergeant, II. A. Van Antwerp: quarter
master sergeant. Walter sprseus.
Delegations from the carps st Rock
ford and CssDovla were IN attendance.
The visitors were served with refresh
mems. and fine musical and literary
entertainment vss presented.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
$500 Not Called For.

1t seems strange that it is necessary
to persuade men that you can cure
their diseases by offering premium to
the man who fails to receive benefit.
And yet DR.. Sage undoubtedly cured
thousands of cases of obstinate catarrh
with his "Catarrh Remedy" who would
never have applied to him, if it had not
been for his offer of the above sum for
an incurable case. Who is the next
bidder for cure or cash?
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

John Pendergsst, who hes pur-
chased az interest IN the American
Wool Boot Cornpsny's plant 81 Hast
family. Mr.. Penderrsst came 20 tins
city from Boston, about year ago. 10
take the management II the GRAND
Rapids Pet Boot Works Their mary
friends ~5il regret their removal from
ftsis rstr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Simply apply ''swsvNE's cTvTsFST- =
No iisteTDsl medicine requires. CBrse
fsttkr, eczema, itch. sil eT0ptlens Cd tfss
fare, hsuss, nose, et1-, lssrnE TIE ski
fts8T. Write ard healthy. Tia great
healETse and curative powers sre POS
sessed ~ 70 otfseT rerDeSy- Ask your
druggists fer Sw<YEEs oEETxEwT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

FEoBh7ry-Hon. Cvrus y. Perkins.
ypdve-Exste 81 Jane Esvrer, de-
eezsea. petition for administration
fled. Hearing January -.
Estste n Anthony Te-spoor, &C.
rcsssec, petition for Erofste ~ viH
flied. Hearing January ~
Estste o. wfliians Cow, minor.
fssrdsn discharged.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04


The crowd oalsias the railing we're
again segsied yesterday with case, "A
sosne respects, more effensivs - the
moral taste. than thai Of the dsy
before.
The very had woman Whose real
name Is stella Smith. but whose basl-
ness name 10 Lou Anderson. ana who
deals IN the commeA nee ct I've sexes,
had accused two OF ths inmates at her
dive with having stolen from her .
plush cloak. the details Of The trlsl
we're hsghly sensational. Mr.. Mcknight
prosecuted. ana Mr.. Fairfield defended.
Ii il . strange characteristic OF human
nature that draws men's eyes ana care
and noses lrreslstabiy toward what 10
intrinsically horrible. The crowd ulli
push towards the unusual with mad
curiosity, and even the sentative and
the pure viii yield one glance.
~ least. In the sult yesterday
the life OF the under world MAS
described with q disgusting particular.
ity actually fascinating. The crowd
drank IL in with relish, and even the
respectablliiy swallowed Il, screwed
their faces as they who drink rot-gat,
and then warmed with the lntoncation.
The three women were bold and shame
less. The aocnser swore positively 40
what the two accused Just as positively
denied. and wee versa. AZ Lou An
derson was the only witness for the peo-
pie, the case could not be sustained.
Emma futile and Msble Smith swore
saat the Anderson woman had sold 10
the latter the cloak in dispute. When
the court announced that the proofs
were insufficient. the crowd rushed out
OF the door, while the two discharged
women skipped out OF another. gaily,
mernly. gratefully clapping their banda
in honor of what may be regarded the
most profound and equitable judicial
decision of the age. And such 10 life ia
large cities.
There were four drunks. Two of
them, James Doyle and sam Cleveland,
got fifteen DAYS each. Burt bosnian
and Frank koenig were let on on sus-
pended sentence. The reason for the
leniency of the court IN the last two M
stances was that Bosnian 10 \ nice old
man, who got little full under cir
cumstances wholly exceptional, and
koenlg is . young man OF excellent
reputation, who had just committed
his first ottense of this kind.
A. T. Compton claims that Thomas
Welker and Joseph McGinn stole "a
overcoat from him. The accused were
aIraigned, and their TRIAL WAS set for
Friday, the 9th inst.
Sentence was suspended in the case
of James Ferwida, Henry Hook and
Nicholas Smith, VINO were oisorderly az
long ago as the middle of November.
The examination of Alexander Doug
las, charged WIN keeping open hls
saloon on Sunday, was begun yester-
day, and continued 10 next Friday
afternoon.
The saloon case Of c. w. wernetts
Was put over TO the 18th.
the attorney for the compliments,
III the embezzlement case against c. w.
Judevine, asked permission 10 with
draw the complaint. The request was
granted, and the Gaze was dismissed.
The girl-mother, Frances Juan, ac-
cused OF truancy. will be before the
court tomorrow.
Randall Oliver was arrested on Canal
ct, yesterday, for carrying concealed
weapons.
Judging from the procession already
forming. there will be q large batch Of
DRINKS before His Honor tomorrow.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residences twaea outside tae city, and
ages OF the parties. Ages.
Arend Elenbaas. Jannetje V. B.erens,
Voge Centre ........-....... $50
John Johnson Anna NJ. Olson .......:3 $50
Dennis Murray. Greeley. Colo; Grace +.
WendnYnr 2l-2l
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

In response to the notice II csliD-
qUent marriage iifens4s yesterday,
there were fled twelve overdue certifj-
rates Tins - strong hint for sdvsr-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

ons-hslf CT ~ kdes Trimmed
Hazard Psusa Hats ard Ponnsts for
= 4aren- ExsTvtssng ess q rrfl
Q r removal. C1kI, kEoTT & Co
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Regular meeting of Peninsular Chap
ter, No. 65, O. 4. s., Tuesday evening,
January 6, 1891. A full attendance is
desired. GEO. +. OWEN. Secretary.
Mrs. JANET SPRAKER; W. NJ.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Van Houten's Cocts-Lsrgest sale II
The world.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

During this week Trimmed Hats foy
ladies. ard Plush Hate and Bonnets for
children ! of Conf, KsoT1 n CO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Mr.. G. Mccoy has removed her dress
making parlors from the New Aldrch
Block to 81 North DivIson-st., three
doors from Fountain-st., where she
will be pleased to receive her customers
and will endeavor to to merit con-
tlnuance OF their patronage.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
Pe-ru-na as a Remedy for Colds

can have no superior, 1t contains no
narcotic TO derange the brain, no ner-
vine to destroy the nervous system, no
sedative to palliate the system but
leaves the disease untouched. Peru
na cures colds settled in the head l..
throat, lungs, kidneys or stomach by
removing at once the cause, Each
dose of Pe-ru-na produces gentle glow
of warmth, which prevades the entire
system, restoring the natural flow of
blood to all congested membranes. Pc
ru-na cures speedily and permanently.
1t is as eficacious in its operation on
the strongest man as on the weakest
babe. The dimpled babe, the bounc-
ing child, the healthy woman and stall
wsrt man, are sll alike subject to colds
which undermine the most splendid
health. A few doses of pe-ru-na in
time, prevents trouble, protects health
and saves life. A complete pamphlet
on winter diseases and their cure mailed
free to any address, by The Pe-ru-na
Medicine Company, Columbus, OHIO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
PRv0)!UgL-*


Ask you to note their line of
useful and ornamental Holt
day Goods, viz:
Brass wood carriers, brass
coal hods, brass and Berlin
black fire sets. andirons and
tenders, PIANO lamps, all
prices; brass tables with onyx
tops, fancy candle sticks,
fancy lamp umbrellas and
shades. portable and banquet
lamps, etc. All at prices sure
TO please.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Games of all kinds at Dettenthaler' 8
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

The management or Powers opers
house - catering 70 the nIDsle loving
public more tbsD ususi this sessOn.
The "f7ondoliers, ABOUT which ~ much
has been heard and read, vii doubtless
drsv good audience "Wednesday
evening.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

Mr.. Will II. looms viii sing . cele-
brated tenor solo r ear net, O. Isrssi, y
~ Dudley Buck. at the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN Church, thIs morning
Evening journal., 1891-01-29

Hamilton from points OF view Of MS
boy hood and youth; as he appeared IN
he revolution, the treasury, and hnan-
sial policy, his professional life. his duel
and death, aud finished with an estima-
lion Of bis character, which wss touched
upon with 6 nicely Of discrimination, a
iRstness aud dglicscy that did the lee.
urer high credit.
American history offers side Geld for
Tho active brains and alert fancles Of
those young girls who have been going in
for the study n Browning in eaultory
aud improbable way. How much can be
made Of single clarscser Miss Welch
seems 10 have shown very clesFly ard
ontertaining'y in her lecture on Alexan.
dsr Hamilton, Theodore Roosevelt, J. 8
made the same kind q an object
lesson in his .biog aphioal ska,sh Of Il e
much less known patriok statesman Al d
diplomat Governeur Morris
American history Is a mine Of knowledge
too little worked by American girls. If
Mrs Cleveland with the assistance Of
Miss Welcb can make ii fashionable as It
ought to be patriotic, useful and enter
tanning the study OF American history
win replace the absurd studies Of Brown
ing, ihsen and Tolstoi.
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
DEATH At THE END.

Would were dead and lying 81 my grave
Az rest from frettlng doubts aud carking cares
b kind, Heaven and listsn TO my prayers;
Grant me the only favor that crave
SIX feet by three Of earth to hide my dust
ask no tombstone or mcmctial bust;
aAk for death; what Is beyoad III brave.
Little Of good or evil have ! wrought;
No happiness or pleasure have known
But Il hath been with sorrow intersown;
All hath alipt from my grasp that 1 most sought.
MY life though short in years, is long ia grief;
Night follows day, but brings me no relief
And passing years have only sorrow brought
There is one goal to which our courses tend;
The way lies over mountains. torrents, plains
Through velvet pastures and quiet country
lanes
To some the pleasant scenes enjoyment lend
While Others weary toll up rocky slopes
Deiectedly, and almost void Of hopes
But one fate waits for al Death at the End
Chambers Journal