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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Indianapolis sun
wora comes from Nrw York sha'
~, II,ll ~ irridsi a. sssin DC csr-
d,a.,e tor sevsrunr " elected. he Will
~, = sneri>l So Ion ~ The legislature
ana decline he -snssurship. II defeated
\ M resign :. governor aud So % the sen 4
Ate. Tnis program means. Us shesen,
that he governor has definitely Seeded
~ be /. candidate TOR the presiden'tsi
nomination II must be accepted ~ NJ
Marty ~ such announcement. ana ne :"
Intend. II. Gov Hin believes INST AFTER
he approaching prr-iaenilsi election 'hs
psrty will tufn no longer 10 New iofA
sr.,e fnr it csn1idsir. The msuiie-t o.
lance ~ western ani southern demo
Gratis viii by 1895 make y Impossible i"'
an, democrat VINO lives east Of me All
yh.nies "a receive the nomination. ~
CIV. llil's opinion. II y. therefore
now or never with him. He believes
thai if he c4n be elected governor q
NV York next fall and by sufficient
maipril, 10 indicsiehis strength thst I'M
single circumstance will outweigh ar,
consideration the convention may has'
tor another candidate. II will demon
s,rate that Hill is invircible ~ New
York state and will Therefore. ~ ~
opinion. make him the most avAiiapl
candidate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

.rax.psver- desires % know 1.-THE En-
onirer did not place he figures too high
10 saying that The last Democratic al
mjnis,rsrion LETT 10 the present one
surplus Of $50 oOo-cuo
M: We placed them too low. W.
should have said sl75 900 0Oo.
Thera was an actual surplus OF Owe
400 600 100: there was $54 Ooo.ooV 2
money deposited By the National bans
for the redemption Of outstanding note-
and there was S20OOu 90 Of silver takei
for coins2e-
These last tw o items the late Congress
dumped into the surplus. and then Spen
II al. together with the current incom
OF the Government; and further, ~
ranged for forthcoming deficit Of iron
100000 to $4,000 .0oo. - Cincinna'
Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

VARIATION Oh Ecf - y
There is favorite gamo calkri
Wrote Itr' in which the titles q =
are given or bits Of verse arr 81
and the company are expected pl
the authors names. But pcoPk
played this for some time ara ~
ginning to find out who wrcn =
and % the game has lost : Little !
first rest. Why not make . CO.
once and take the names Of the =.
Of tile operasl They've -
KNOWN you say. Are tnes'
course you who say g know Z
these then Who wrote Maf'''-
mn and Aidal Who wrote Lc'- !,
Crown Diamonds and The Aae7c !, I
Who wrote The Queens Lac =
kechief. Oberon, The Barter = !.
vile. Fra Diavolo, Romeo ana 4
Hamlet. The Merry Wives q w
The Prophet, The Black DH1'o
| Siren, The Huguenots, The ~
| Sheha, Tampa, Don Juan q
monde, The King Of Is CafsneI
| African, Othello, Traviata -
The Daughter Of the RerInen-
bohemian Girl, Fidelio'-Ne
Evening Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Gibson county has eleven newspapers
under full heaiwsy. and some fool is
talking OF starting smother 70 I'LL long
felt want Somebody better empsnel
jury aud inquire into the sanity Of the
man. lie IL certainly fit subject for
the Southern Hospital for the insane
Mt. Vernon Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
PATTERSON I'd. Trustees NOtice.

e1vHE undersigned will be At bis once
i 10 attend TO township business o.
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
SATURDAYS or each week, and requests All
persons having business with the town
ship 70 attend to II on those days. The
township libraries are kept at y. W.
Jacobs In Birdseye, snd the Trustees
residence, where oil persons entitled can
~ OooA' JOHN PRUITT,
sept.5 's4-y. Trustee jefferson TIP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

The following choice paragraph i
taken from the Woodland correspon'
dence Of the Lake Otesss Wave. over
the signature OF She II will find .
place in many scrap books: "A sum
mers day. sunny street. lucky msr
and a maiden sweet. she hesisstes. ht
tips his hat. bow. thank you. and
after that call, anofner. parsons fee
q journey, . year. and again we see
sunmer's DAY aud a sunny street,
manly form and q woman sweet. we se'
them half by the carriage hid, he carrie
cane. che carries kid.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

kseoot1n0eo frone1caha1fty ~ Hsu -
% Chnritahle Work.
Tho charity organization ~rir<t- :.
pn,e II our large cities are cr>dur
extending their work among tn ~.
and passing beyond the lines u sn,,.
bcncvolcncp. Tlse Bsltilnor ~r;r<, |.
cooperating with tho industrial e,c.,
tim associattn AMI cooking scaools /,
efforts 70 teach the practical pr.n,l.
Of social science and q apply don I
every day lie. and Ia bySton an sae,,I
lent work has been done by the e>,.hI
Iishlnant Of home hbnrisS
A glance at this plan will serve y
show at once it, simplicity ard d.
amount of good which Il can usdous<l
edly accomplish A bookcase ~
cnn1gh 70 hold fifteen books and 3,
bound periodicals Is fastened % ~
vail in the living room Of poor fauI|
", boy or girl Of the honsc, shir~u
Or fourteen years old, being made :
hrarian and held responsible IL ~
care Of the zbrary.
A club i formed Of ten Of tte -
den Of the neighhoFilood. who ~
together once week at the boz
where the library Is. Al these we<k]
meetings visitor from thu Childss
| Aid society, which supplies the hnk1
Il always present. The children IL
| return the books which werc given Y
at the last meeting. and take out OH
70 be read at home. When thi y
been done the visitor, who i general
. woman, tries 70 draw out The ID
drun's opinions Of the books and !
Quicken their interest in what haa 81
rad.
She also plays games with tlzn =
sometimes teaches sewing e. any u
may have . liking for 1t. The bod
include fairy tales stories Of travel Y
the lighter kind Of history, and
when the children reach the ar
which they are permitted 70 us Z
!, public library they have learnsi
} read better class Of books than II
would choose il they had not hai I
(. training Of the home library.
The cost Of q library conpae<a, u
forms for keeping the recoriS / q
e2A This plan Is undoubtedly =
fecfive means Of benefittirg the ID
At an age when their character ! IL
ing. when their ordinary pursuits Z
anrusernents bring them into eios d
! tact with all that i worst IN tha tF,7
> OF great city, they begin o r21
that there j. something hster Z
,, brighter beyond their ov;. dAlyr
tine, and are given an opporruF|
enjoying . legitimate and eisV
pleasure.
The books which They takc hCz1
read are read by their parents IN
their older brothes,snd sister,, y
little librarian b whose house The :
] 4 placed awakcns 20 : sense Of > \
bilify and or1exlineA The "a
msnf spreads 70 ~ ~ Of the =
and the homo heenues brighter
" more cheerful
~ The first Of these lIbraxies was 9
y !, IN Boston four years ago and q
= number forty-s;x- The . 1ery
has charge Of them say ~.
temper. good manners &C. e,'a
ness-whaf We must loo. IN
! dren-folIow directly n sl -
!, the work Interest in rcadi-e -
books i developed the ehiltrns :
i stimulated by . sense q orfan m
\. and proprietorsllip, home anu*o
IL and occupation become reaausz
,se family tie is strengthened and I
vidual character developed '-f'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

fot<rsburR DemerrAt
The Petersburg creamery j. going 70
be success. Let every farmer prepare
70 sell milk to the factory. X will pay.
A COW will paw for herself In eight
months-s good one il less time.
The beautiful new n. +. church. now
nearly completed by the congregation q
this place will he dedicated IN June
The exact time has not been decided on
but il will be early in that month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Robby There's . new boy moved In
around the corner"
Father. facetiously Have you licked
him YETI"
Robhy Mop"
Father -.Is he too big for you?'
Robby -"No; hut he's got pretty sis
Brooklyn Life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Bobby. who has heen sitting patiently
half an hour mir. Boomer. | wish you
would pop the question 70 Bella
Bella Robert. you naughty boy,
what possessed Won TO make such pre-
posterous remark Z"
Bobby. sulkily swell. any way. ms
said IL he did you'd jump 81 the chance
and want to see YOU jump
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

The protected plate-glass mannfac-
turers Of Pennsylvania are still import
Ing workmen from Europe In violation
OF the contract labor law. Here IL .
good text for dissertation hy some OF
the organs OF McKinley ism. Ind. Senti-
mel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Our language has a wonaei'u :
Of expression. On one occas'ou -,
told, a doctor Of divinity ~ N
changes on He that hath car =
X him hear He that \ 49,
- auricular vibration, said y,
..let him not close the eates = \. N,
pnnan Then again We lave ~ W
fashioned saying, The NOR 4
rier,. delightfully."- transiA'ea IT,
way: "Multitudinous Assem- ~. \.
the most provocative q &C
hilarity. n-London Tit-blA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

The L.. y. A. 4 q railroad paid fee
Of $i4OO Friday 10 file certificate Of
increase OF stock from S5O00O00 20
46.4ODOO1. II was the largest fee vet re-
ceived under The new l.w.-Ind. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
8oOne Township Trustees

vTVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
i township, Dubois county, hereby
gives notice that be will attend to al
business pertaining to the office Of Trus.
tee. al his residence miles Southeast
|of Portersville, on Saturdays Of each
week, and requests all persons having
business to present II on sat
lurday. Citizens desiring books from
the Township Library, are notified tha'
the Library Is kept BY VIM. McHarris
lin Portersville.
Henry II. BREIDENBAuoH, i. y. TIP.
Nav Is, i888-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Little hoy -"Namma says you were
born with silver spoon IN your mouth 4
Homcly heiress THAT means | wa
born rich"
Little boy. after close inspection :
WAS Il 4 tablespoon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

A Iowa editor Who was asked bv 4
correspondent. DO hogs paw" his
looked over hi- subscription list and de.
clares they do not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

The Pinkerton detectives are sent 4
the coke region 10 aid the bosses 20 sup
press the laborers who are demanding
reasonable wsges. Yet we hear IL SAID
that the iahorrr u protected by the Nc
Kinley bill. -Tipton Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

The projected manufacturing estab-
lishmenis At Anderson. Alexandria and
Elwood will add 81 500 90 70 taxable
values Ia Madison county. his said.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

FARM voR SALE.-The farm q the
crossing or the railroad and Patoka river,
III 237 acres 10 for sale. Good coal land /;
good tsrm land. Apply At Courier office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

8aimbridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.
UVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
i bridge township, Dubois county
will attend to Township business on
Saturdays OF every week, at his residence
ION North Main street, between sew
enth and Eighth. ia Jasper.
The Library Of said Township is KEEP
|at the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can Obtain
them at any time.
JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trustee
April 30, 1886-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Subscribers to the COURIER who will
pay 81 rs In advance will he furnished
The Jasper COURIER and the New Albany
Weekly Ledger one year, postage free.
The Ledger u well known as one OF the
best weekly papers in Indiana, full Of in
formation for all classes Of people, thor.
ouchly conservative In its tone, and
clean IN iis morals "a good home paper
In any family. The Jasper COURIER Is
The same II has been for years, acknowl-
edged the best American paper IN the
county, or those surrounding Il. II gives
Al the local news, besides . large
amount 81 other reading. Bring on your
|sl75, and get All the reading you need
for the winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Young Man-Mr. Tape'ine .,'.,I
put . new right sleeve in th'' -
one Is getting badly worn, ...,.r.
Tanor- Certainly, MT. Dow \. "
lcw me 70 congratulate yoa =
argument Judge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
DUBOIS COUNTY INTERESTS

1t has never swerved,-no matter what
particular portion OF the county was TO
be benefited. Ii treats all parts with
equal favor, and takes just pride In the
prosperity OF every LOCALITY.
\ 1t Is not
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
BLOWN ABOUT BY THE WIND

To advocate measures or men that
would be detrimental TO the general
intercsts or The People OF the county.
II v IN continue IN the future, IS In the
past, to DO sturdy advocate Of the right.
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The Weekly Courier

n . . constant household visitor are
better scholars At school, and advance 70
their studies faster than do those VINO
are deprived Of this privilege and AID.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
NOW

The long evenings are with you. when
you want something 70 nccupv yonr
time pleasantly aud probably No ci'i-
zen OF Dubois county can ob,sin q larger
amount Of solid information aud en-
joymept out OF an investment OF ONE
DOLLAR And HALF, than by sub
Iscribing for year for the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
JASPER COURIER
1t has been published In your midst
by It's present owner for nearly
Thirty-Three Years J

and has never failed to inform It's
readers correctly OF passing events. and
point them with unerring truth 70 the
path Of wisdom, morality and prosperity.
As an earnest advocate Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

n : Fair way % M I,
Friend (sympatheticali, Il J,
be 90 very bad after az /"
Criminal--oh, i've DO dS s.s., !.
shnll eet o., hang Of y
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MAKE AS GOOD AS NEW.
LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTINGs
AMI DESIRED SIZE. on Snort SoTroE.

shop at Kuebler's old Stand, Corner
Sf MsMson snd.7th Streets ,s S'sssss gps,
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Educate Your Children

And prepare them 70 be better citizens
ueiphbors and friends. II is undeniabl'
that the children Of those in who's
families
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SUBSCRIBE NOW

Ana Won viii more than get your
monev's worth from II his Spring. AZ
! visitor 20 the family circle y VII
prove valuable assistant % snc scnoo'
teacher, 10
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who desire 10 see their respective locali-
lies each progress with the enlighten'
ment or .he times, and become better
known 10 the
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And learn, as they take place. Of inter-
eating events in Congress, and the In
diana Legislature, your home courts.
and YOUR own neigh borhoods, which
last item is furnished BY
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ONLY $3.50 PER YEAR,

or 52 weeks, and no postage % pay.
For ~ cents week you can oe
informed Of everything imports"'
happening in the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12

The picket was generally inflicted on
cavalry and artillery men, ana was q sin
guiarly brutal bit Of torture. a long post
near which stood stool was driven into
the ground The delinquent was ordered
20 mount the stool; his right hand was
fastened to hook II the post, by moose
drawn up is high as it could De stretched.
round his wrist A stump, the height OF
the stool. with its end cut 70 round and
blunt point was also driven into the earth
close TO the post Then toe stoo! was
taken away snd the sufferer had nothing
10 rest bis bare feet upon but the stump.
"whlcR though il did not usually break
the skin" says Capt. Grose, pa. him in
great torture. his only means OF relief be-
ing by resting lis weight on his wrist. ;he
pain OF wuich soon became intoieraoie"
One can very well believe him especially
when he makes The addition that a naa
was not infrequenr!E left 70 stand in Ih.s
position for half an hour-although the
orr uodoI period Of endurance was fifteen
Einutes.-LorGonG Graphic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12
A Few Question. About Expression.

Sometimes one even hears the phc-,e.
do you feel liks beefsteskf" How, pay.
does beetsteak feel, Why should we la
ever so much" for very much Or d.
scribe man IS perfectly lovely"
In English, the abyerb quite meas
entirely" completely" but when ~
say that some one is quite well, = We meal
rot that be Is perfectly but only toler.t
well. We even see in America the phIa-r
quite 4 number of persons" rs il or
number YVES net - much OF num- es -
another We talk Of prominent cir
zen, intending TO describe him no. a. u-5-
tUberans, but simply as eminent Tl.-.
again, We ask friend to come roUa-
tomorrow, though he may have only q
come straight across the street We say
"Xou are hereby notified" instead CT: Il.
il hereby notified TO you, and we SPEAK q,
8 fact ''srsnEpiriug," ss II q fact were Ell
doved with an apparatus for breathi1g.
Why do We deem IL elegant TO say that
thing was animated" when we mean
that it was said? And why do We think f:
sounds fine to speak of a thing being do
initely arranged" when We mean tha. j:
was definitely or finally settleds The ansvTs'
to most Of these questions IS obviously tia;
sucn mistakes are made by persons VII 10
not remember or who have not reflected ~
the etymclogy Of the words mentioH-t,
which o? cou-se, supplies the key TO The.
,.srgsaheaping sad right use.-New Y2.. .
,Ndger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12
NaIl StrNet C:innIss.

Down IL the district OF Town known al
Wall street." = distinguished railroad off,
cial said recently, "a number Of sturdy men
move about on crutches. They have all
their arms ana legs; their faces are as a
rule the faces OF men whose lives are not
too hard. they 10 not sport the Grand Army
buttons. II you watch them you see tina.
they do not rely very greatly on their
crutchcs; that the crutches, TO be sure. are
always under the arms in the right posi-
ton for use. but they are used very sell
dom. One Of the crutchbea will stand
and talk to q friend, holding the crutches
entirely off the sidewalk. and will gesSicu-
late with them violently; then starting on
he will let the foot OF the cruuch touch
ground once in every three or four OF half
a dozen steps. These gentlemen are rail-
road cripples.' men who are suing railroad
companies for alleged damages; they go
around with crutches so that they can
swear on the witness stand that they were
on crutches for six months after the accl-
dent, on account OF which they are suing"
New York Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12

thing that comes within its reach, espe-
ciaily the soles and other Eat fish that hug
he sandy or muddy ground. In summer
the soles frequent the sandy bottom mostly,
but IN winter they seek the muddy holes
for warmth. Together with the soles is
brought up most wonderfully varied ex-
hibition of marine life, and on the deck of
the trawier after 4 haul may be seen the
tapping and writhing shapes of the conger-
eel, the fierce wolf-fsh with wickedly snap
ping jaws. the dog-fsh-always the fisher.
mans cnemy-aud the wide-mouthed fish
ing frogs. which someone has called ami
mated carpet bags" together with shells,
sea anemones, sea corn. etc, ad intinituU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12
No. s5.-on. Of the Ees. of Old Bidals

No. S5.-Ona or the Fest OF Old hldcl&l
Gcd made ACia1, ont CT dust,
But thought Ii best 10 make uss Int;
So l was made before tbs ruSa.
To ANSWER Gods NEST holy sian.
Ny body he did sxke oompls,e,
Blu: without araaS or logs or feet;
My ways and asstons did control,
And ! was made Without soul,
a lining being hsscsIas.
Ara AaissR gars 20 IDS MY name;
Then from his pyescnos Withdrew,
And moro Of Adam never knew.
did my makers laws obey,
From item J never went estrny.
Thousands Of miles ran, u, clear,
Yet seldom on tie hand appear.
THAT Gods full purpase ycu mny see
Ee put living sorl 70 rss,
v nsch thence escs aa did reclaim
And took froa. Eie that soul again.
But WREN frosr RE rSas soul was lied,
was tae same X whcn first rlade;
And without bands or feet or soul
trsvel row from pole 10 pole.
No fear OF death doth trouble ma
For happineas | cannot sss;
10 hs&vep / shall never 20,
Nor To the grave, Har he'll below.
The Scriptures cannot believe,
II right or wrong. | can't conceive,
Although nay Name therein is found
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12
The Pass CT Rrander.

Tho Fass CT ErBRder.
All along the paSs Of Brander,
Fuu many = yesr age,
There trIaSed = sieaasr woman
Deep through the hiin61ng snow.
A wrery 1,srdar wo1,.sa,
With sweet. SOFT English tousnz
A strssssrS IL The highland giens,
EsSbls 2zsd Eais ana young.
And With her simple story
See S.asAsd fTcEa door u dcoC-
-Oh, give Die just q piece Of bread,
and @ nights Fest oace uo0rs.
Sly k7.scsssS was q sailor:
He hailed from G3sn BAY
J want 70 take mis- baby HONS,
And lag 1t WHARF he lay.
-I'H liy i ~ his ootaer's hraas.
And then I'll glaS3y go
And she HELD ~ = thin. Tin hand,
As white as any sD3w.
All along tie pass Of Bra1der
TIE wind sank sst. &Ga st1il;
The stars stood silently 2.boVs
Ben CraschsA's mighty hill
The kws ssaS &ke river OF g1oss.
And doRb'qd Ia It's tide;
Tie great black pass az Brande,
koso on the other side.
An eeris place 70 travel through;
But she Sas not afraid
OF ghost or wrath, CT beast or MAN.
I'm 100 near Gsl, shs said
Ths path grew loDEsr, longer
Such peer, soft EnCish feetI
But then i w..s Ea English hear,
Patient and calm and sweet
Al length hc- gsrpa grew hseYy as lead;
The baby woke ard cried;
she stopped and fed it at her breast
Upon tas loRe uaDoC side.
Then stranger, ssraRshr thoughts esus
into her head;
She saw her cottage aonr:
Che hsars. swaec Ensisaa bala chime faint
Aoroes tho alehese EssaE.
Beep sAssp Uas xtasISag Ger ss- lids,
i sct. 1lpsp without PAIN;
She ros4s and oiuSchsd hes saby tight
ArA tried 70 ua8k again
But vs:a sAs CtraGsss, VAIN the tofh
liz s too lass," shs cried
Aud fruIa Bsn CFs2ch2r's lefty top
Sis sszF 9f,tse sssaaoois siiGs.
They'll robe no, without any lack.
III sAi alag roees all new
So one oE oLa, 20 WRAP the boy,
Her glrfoeE1fs OK slas drew.
Warn shsitnyea lie ysuns bird IN next,
Esse asased him oy stone,
Saving "fae S-asels watch The chill
Cntji TIA night BE snnei"
Weeping I should save thea, child,
10 ,n21 WI show unc scaru-"
T.nen lay down white on the white SLOW,
As p2re ~ satue asw bocn-
Il Is o br.ays yeysnx saitor;
Be halls from Opan hay:
Els graad.iazis's pride, his shipmateee
beast,
So haDtesDszna, bold and say.
But his cheeks VIII paio of C sudden,
And his tSors glsh ike tide,
l. you nS;.le the pass Of Brander,
Where his Engiish mother died
-Dtn2h LaTia Muiock.