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nNANrR AM TRADR.
me Features Of the Money and sto

Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Money on lcalI easy, rang
Ing from 2 70 NJ per cent; last loan pet cent
closed offered at ~ per cent. Prime meTcan'
tile paper SAL por cent. Startling exchange
quiet but arm At q SS1<Al S71t. Sales 2ll'scs
shares
The stock market TO day was outlet, but strong
almost from the opening 70 me SloeS' ~ Nhi!e
the Improvement In prices We. ~ " ~ aleH
specialtles conlned % tsacuonai h.nOun VI
every thing traded In felt the sltonS tgIns, Ana
the improvement was general Anu tslLIy unl'
form. PAcldd Mail was again aayanced uPopin,
favorable TlmoEs In regard to tne snlgPlnS oltl
aud q times, ST. Paul, Upl0n faclnei hock
Island and Aiehison led the moxemeAt Nmong
the usually active List. North American peCl!tne
feature later in the day and SCORED meIeI IN
gain. The movements In the res! OF me nst
were confined 70 small limits, end me matkeh
while closing dull aud bru 20 strong. was only
GlightIy changed from yesterdAy'a hgufts'
The Post tAys: The early London prices for
American HtIckG were lIWer this morning and
Lon Ion was thought to DO selling B1me stocks,
but the London market ia now 50 bare Of the
class Of American securities that all
OF that kind likely 70 come from there would
have little effect on market R1 strong a. this
appears To be. Almost the only feature OF the
which now Obscures an important rise
In both stocks and bonds Is the uncertainty
about the possibility Of some blunder on the |
part Of Congress In regard 10 free coinage.
Railroad bonds fairly active. Bales 81 90, 900.
Government and State bonds dull and steady. |
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense Itching, and
Gtinging; most at night; wore by scratching.
ton bleed and nicerale, becoming very sore
swAYNEs OINTMENT ttoiB the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation and IN most cases re-
moves the tumOEg. At druggists, or BY mail, Tor
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HHa,y tn O1re AM slip diseases, -

Simply apply "sWAYNE's OINTMENT Eoin.
GeEnRl medicine required. Cures, letter, ec1e-
ma, Itch, all eFuptipis on the face, hands, nose,
Sc, leaving the skin clear, white and heal!ny.
EesSed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
for 9WAYNE'S OINTMENT. IfhA4W
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oENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.

Holders oil Bonds OF Ohio County, W. Va,
for tlOOo, bearing ~ per cent intsre't, are here
by notified that bonds numbered 8, 81, ~,
90, ~, so, 100, 1Oa, IOt, 1at, laS, 1877, 19S,
40, l7a, l10, lsi, IsS, 100, 100, IOs and als
have been drawn, and WillbC paid at the Bank
otwheClluE on tho frat day OF Maich, 1891, after
which date interest on Sald bondswill cease.
FRANK CRUISE.
President Boaid Of Commissioners, County Of
Ohio, TO
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy Is a
positive sptcifc for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and ProtrudiDg Piles. Price Doc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. n&w
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LoNDoN, Feb. e.-The Kdrk LaAs EEpreat, In
iiA weekly review Of the British grain trade,
nyB: EngliEh wheats are 6rm despite largely
increased supplies Tho prices Of foreign WheaIl
= yesS a;m. Barley Il uP %, GAS 80 "a deSFeF.
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NEW 'YoRK. Feb s.--fhe trade in dry goods
was without animation. There was no change
Or new feature In the market, though the tore
In some directions seemed rather dEm, and %.
pectAlly on Southern eotsouS and ptiny cloths.
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So many have been cured Of rhema-
tism by Hoods Sarsaparilla that we
urge ali who suffer from the disease to
try this medicine. II.
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Pntrnlenrn.

NV YoRE, Feb. al Petroleum opened strong
on reports Of an Afnngt neht being entered into
between the Standard on Co and the independ.
ent producers. Lima oil was advanced on small
purchases. After advancing nc, Pennsylvania
oil reacted ~ and closed arm. PennEylvAnlA
ing 19Nc; March option; opening and lowest
TpC. highest S11le: closing 500: Lima oil opening
aud lowest go cloSlng and highest 2sG; total
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When Baby was slck, We gave her castorta,
When shewas a Child, she cried for castOsia
When sho became Miss, she chung TO cassOrlA,
WAsa sAs had cAndrsn, rhO gave them casariA
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METAL.
potton.

NEW YohK, feh,O.-oopper quiet. Lead quiet
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Oats dull, with moderate trading.
pToviaion i market d1ll and lower.

Oats dull, with moderate trading.
Provision market dnl and lower.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
9OIzs9lG; No, Z red 9SSySsS5Sc; February SSJsR
9lMa9lc; May 96aSag71s AO7sfc; July 9E5{a93jIa
9S5lc.
CoRE-CGsh No. and February 6011SA60Ic;
May 62g9'SStoS91Els2Ssc; July 5214abS,6s73fa:
45ssSa46al6554c; June 451I3ai1 11fA4S5Sc.
kYE-No. 2, 12tfc.
ELAxsGED-sl9
FiaoTiiY-sI q.
Mass toRK-Cash and February % 371IISA9 Is;
March - b2ls; May 50 70a9 S21Sag 62<.
LARD-t'ash and February S SIX; March
s. 6716; May S SSa5 9Oa6 90.
March stS2Ss; May q s711SSa4 9211SSal S2IIf.
3HOULDARs-S3 90a5 w; snort clear Il 90aia5.
WnIsKr-St II.
BgTIeE L. Fifmeri fancy creamery 2oa26c: extra
extra hfsls l9a2lC.
EG0s-lya2lc.
VISIBLE suPRLY-The visible supply OF grain,
as reP1rIed lor the Board Of Trade. b as follows:
Wheat, %. 100 30 bushels, decrease 10000 bush.
els; corn, 1854 200. decrease 27OO9; oRts, 81I3.
700, decrease $1,000: rye, S7100, decreaIe $1,000;
barley. 3t6O,OO0, decrease 1900.
NEW YORK, Feb. O-Flour, receipts $1,000
saIes i6.C0j barrels. wheat recoiptS n nOJb
els; exports $500 bu heiS; sales S.oSi SGS bush
Q s OF futures and 200 bushels Of spot; spot
market unsettled anr quiet; No. 8. rcd 81 031ISS;
migrated red 81 e64Ri i0sss; options weak aud
GyEsl OK: May 81 oSjS4l C6iSai SO4: June
81 OS5l; july 81 UO15; August 9G1Sc; December
9Sc. Corn, receipts g. W bushels; exports 1000
bushels: sales ~ 600 bushels Of futures and 5l.'
@ 5asa o. SPOT msfEs. dpi and irregular
March 6lAr; April BI9<c; May 6eIISG6. ass Sc:
JLly b913t stocks OF grain ~ store aud ba0Rt
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. o.-Cattle- Receipts Is 900
sxtSn 81 StaS 2S:csmSos 70 choice "a 56sI 4 cow
81 45RJ 20; stIckers g 26a3 Is. Hogs-Reoeipts
60,001 hean; shipments 1900 head; MARKET
bte,dy: rough and common g S0a8 IS: packers
ID mixed 8 40a3 q; prime heavy and but0hen'
oeipts 1000 head; Ehipments 1000 head: market
steady; westerns 81 lCai 50; natives 81 0oaA Is;
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HOTELS.
THE RESTAURANT
-oy--
The HOTEL WINDSOR
IS NOW OPEN 10 THE PUBLIC.

The Windsor will DO hereafter condr. c.ed ON
the American and European plans. y or ne n.
CON modAtion Of ladies and private pSFtieS ne
rooms on the second lt0or have be- n specially
lifted up with all uodeFn conVeniR .neoS
Game, Fruits and all eAtRhleS - Sesson served
In hrst class style de1
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
LAND SALE.
sD.cIsl Commissioners Sale Of Land on
The west Virginia Central Railway.
Available Propsrty-SaletO DO made
at Davis, Tucker County, ". Va, on
February IS, 1891.


p,.,r,pt 10 tho authority vested in n BY {
dScSse al the Circuit Court OF tucker County
%sst Virginia, IN the above entitled cause a TIT
November term ISgl; o. laia SSut ne VA ~, Su
SouTS Of 10 O'clock q. m. and p. m. o. that DAY
~ isont OF the biArkWAtef Hotel, In DAVIS
TncSST county, West Vhginia, proceed 70 sell
~ land IN said cause decreed 70 DO sold.
v sSiI t1 md the part thereof which will 81
al Il The undivided seyen'tenths Of onehAli
sGSsid tact which tract a. whole contAInl
~ an. acres, and the seventeenth Of one'hAlf
t6eseol, which Il 4 proposed 70 seIll would con-
" TERMS OF BALE-tl2OO cash on the day Of
sale. aud for the residue upon credit Of one
and Two years, taking from the pafchAeor Inter
al bearing notes for tho deferred lnstailments
Of purchase money, and retalping lhe tue q an
Si3ItInuRl security until the purchase money
NOTE have been paid In tuu.
Tho WeSt Virginia CentrAl Railway runs
,hfnnVh This land for come I'VE or gtx miles,
SstTeeT he towns Of COket0n and Hendricks,
and Inc tract extends from the Dry FORK o.
Cheat river 10 PsndlPton, near Davis, In north
End south direction, aud from the lower end OF
CSTSSn 10 near Hendricks, IN IN east and west
SiTectIon, and IL TepIted " be one Of the best
tlmbcrcd tracts OF land In West virginia, with
Sach varieties aS Spruce, Aemlock, Ash. Cherry,
"T frne areas Ol the tracs are underlAid with the
same veins Of n1al which arc being so extensive
II worked at Thomas aud Coketon By Senator
E,Vi, and Others, and it's said upon what ID be.
IIeyed 10 be good authority, that there are vast
GgSntltieS Of very rich Iron ore on the tract,
4 cSFtiully prepared map Of the tract can be
seen Oy calling m the untet91gned CemmtB
Si0ner, W. b. Maxwell. O. bis once In 81
George, Tucker county, ". Va, which map will
bS eThibIte1 ut Davis on day Of sale. q
Tho tItle 10 this lRud Is believed 70 be per.
Iectly clear In every particular.
should The purchaser object 70 holding the
mart Of said land purchased BY him a. Joint
6Tner with the parties who own the residue
fherS0F, he, at = iFiNlng expense, can have his
mari laid OIL 10 him IN severAlty, and get his
iull share, according 10 quantity AVID quality.
'-'' A. B. PARSONS,
W. b, MAXWELL,
Special Commissioners
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aI SIEse 5Esl o, Feb '-cO''on Ann mid
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The Hritish Grain Trade.

PITfSRuRGH, Pa, Feb. g.-Petroleum strong
and higher; opened aud lowest 79kai highest
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For Pent.
FOR SALE.

Sh NRAAt
No. ~ Alley B, corner Alley B and Alley s
Eos. SOlS and 2O21 Main street.
Is Acres Of Land mile east Of Elm Grove
Fronts ABOUT 500 feet on National road, with
iOuf,fOOmed frame house and 200 Fruit Trees
Price, 81, 800 ,,.
Of Berkeley, ". Va, so per acre.
No. 2tJ7 Chapine street ..........................
Lot 10 by $50 feet, Elm Gf0Ve.................. III
No, SB7 Main street, Business house and
dwelling, sixteen r0ong.........,................
Nos. 81 aud 80 Alley 80
Nos 2yCl and 200 ChApline Btreet...-,...... 3,2I
No 1905 McC;olloch stree 30
No. SO2S McCnllDch ...... .... J6
No. 1921 and 1913 Main stIeet......................
No. 2llO and 2ll2 Main
No. 2JOi and 20C6 Main btreet....................
No. 9G0I Market street........, ...,.......... 26Q
No. lO25 McColloch street. $500
No. % Ohio ~
No. l6g South Penn ON
10. 60 North Front underground % by
about 100 dou
No. 2Gl GhApliue street
No. 1914 ChGpllne 2S
No. 2li kOH street ........,.,.. 400
No. 81 and SO TwontyBlxth Btreet.-.......... ICY
M. lbs EOif 2g
No. 3sl2 ChApline l,4g
No. 1891 Woods street Icy
No. 3lS3 Woods street. lISg
Lots 10 James CaIney's heirs Addition...... 90
No. 2eS Main 1I2N
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OIL CRY, Pa Feb. g.--0penede q 7sssfc; high.
est slc; lowest 7SsSc; closing sO7Ec; sales no..
Il. e06 barrels; shipments 4Ss2 barrels; runs 81.
40 barrels
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Needing atomic, or chIldgen who wantbREld.
inE IN, should take
BROWNS, IRON BlETE1B.
Il Is pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria, Ind.
ee1tioD, Blllousness and Liver Complaints.
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BaRago checked through 90 destination oil
WI v. J. ROBINSON, General P4,seus''s Agent
PStkeTabuIg, w. Va. $50.
A, J. handy, Assistant General Pause 'geE
Agent, PaIkerebuig, W. Va.
Sc ToMItNsON, Passenger Agent, Wheel.
ing, ". Va.
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James A. Henry,
Real Estate Agent, o. 8. Claim Attorney
ic0 1912 Market Street.
For Rent.

POSSESSION AT ONCE,
No. 5000 ChAplIne street, rooms.
No. Ohio Itreet, Groom frame.
No. 200 Eof street, stOrer0om and dwelling.
No, 2Il7 Main street, store room.
RtsteEoem northwest corner Zane and Broadway,
Store room on Twenty hrst street, near Main bt,
POSSESSION APR1I1.
No. DOS Chapllne street, rooms.
No. s North Broadway, looms.
No. 6s ThIrty.trSt street, II rooms, mod0rn.
No. 50 South Huron street, 0 rooms and bath
room.
No, II New Jersey street, irAme, rooms
No. 81 Chic street, rooms ID floor.
No. o. Ohio street, rooms, LIST tl0or.
No. 400 Main street, brick, large yard.
No. 240S EOtf street, brick, large yard.
No. 1893 EoH StreCI, frame, 0 rooms.
No. 9l6I Main street, rooms, 3D. hoor.
No, 2l6S Main street, StOFeToom and dwelling.
No. 1874 Market street, hna ofllce rooms,
Stable In rear Of No. IS Fifteenth street.
Il acre farm on GlCnnS Run. miles from city
FOR SALE.
Fine Manufacturing Site on Jacob street, beloM
Foftyeighth street, iuSthouth OF tho MafshAll
county line.
No. n Main street, rooms, brick. q 200.
The entire IQuAre bounded by Main, Twenty
fourth and rWenty'hfth streets and Alley b
4lXlgO feet,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALEs
Choice building lots In Old Fair Grounds and
GllChrlStS addition from eS6Q up.
Building lots corner Market and ThiEty.hIth
streets, 2iIl20, S6QQ.
feet irnnt, TuRning east 70 low water mark on
liaa Of new KieCtTtS Motor line.
One lot left on west side Of South Penn street
No better location,
Tho eleven.rOomod brick dwelling. WITH
sixth and Eoif BtfeetV, $500.
FARA5-seveIal good farms suitable Tor resu
lar farming, gardening and fruit
q. o. Smith.
l299NGfketst., over Wheat 4 Hapcher'S Jewelry
store. la29
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RlNEHART &TATUM,
I.2l 1914 Market street.
TO Let.

stoSerocm 1854 Market street.
Seven roomed house, with modern improve
mentS, 81 south York street
Slx foonled house, 10 North Yotk street.
Five r0OIned brick, INT class property, %
North Huron street.
SCuieuceS I6a North front street,
Eight roomed houke, with all modern con
Yeniencea, 10 Virginia street,
-Four Foomcd house, 2626 Market street.
seven rOOmed houLe, "a South Penn street.
Store room with dwelling, 1871 Main street.
Two room, third door, 1919 Market street.
Dairy Farm within one mile OF the city.
Threeroomed dwelling, l0S virginia street.
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 9.-HogA In light do.
mAnd: common and light s. 2SaS 70; packing
and butchers s. 6NRS IS; receipts 800 head !;
bhipmenn $50 head,
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STEAMERS.


For Cincinnati, louisville. Mom-
phis, st. Louis, New Orleans,
and Intermediate Points,
VIII leave WharIboat, foot OF Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted, a. follows:
auu. Steamer 1CONGO,n Eph. Talbot,
siisrfttA Master; Jules WehrmAn, Clerk
lAGlo2l every Sunday ct 8 o. m.
-. Steamer 0SC0TIA,n John N.
~ kth Phillips, Master; r. Il. Kerr, Clerk;
alEllll.3 every Tuesday at 8 q. m.
49, Steamer CANDIES" 4. B. Cooper,
~ Master; AL. ]. slavln, CLERK; every
t1144 Wednesday at q. N.
-. eamer"HUDSoN," ]. +. Ellison,
[ slldftth Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk; every
tllaa Thuradhya at s q. m.
49,. steamerUBATCHELoR }" Geo. Z.
lalls1fh4 o'Neal, Master; Tim PenWell, Clerk;
ttt4slll1 every Friday at o. m.
hsn. Steamer f" KEYSTONE STATE"
lett T. 8. Calhoun, Master: Chas. Knox,
eazzl1zin Clerk, every Saturday at 8 q. m.
FIrItclaSs fare, wheeling to Cincinnati, 90.
Round trip, SO. Meals and state.room in.
cludOd Tickets transferable and good until
used For freight or passage apply ON board, or
ia92 GROGKARD q BOOTH. Agents.
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EAST Liberty, Pa. Feb 9.-Cattle-R Receipts
!, 066 heal; shipments 16o5 head; market steady
at last Week'S prices, HOgg- Receipts SO51 head;
shipments 4,al0 head: market slower; medium
aud Philldephias g SSa4 IS, fair 10 beat YOTketl
o 70a8 S.; common 10 fair YoEkerI 81 60a3 10:
pigSe3 00a3 60 sheep-Recelpts 2, 100 head ship.
ments l.sQQ head; market strong a last weeks
pFiceN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

OF DR.. Francis Pringle's people II is
narrated that some Of his rural par
ishioners. whose week day employments
were in the open field. being unused 10
a sedentary habit, would occasionally
fall asleep during the sermon. For
this oTense his manner Of reproof was
somewhat original. After patiently
permitting them to enjoy their nap for
about ten minutes. or for such length
of time as he deemed sufficient TO re
fresh them without saying one word
or for a moment losing the calm and
benevolent expression Of his counte-
nance. or making the least pause in his
discourse. De would bring down a vol
ume Of Davil's Psalms on the big
Bible that lay closed before him with
such prod iuus force that the crack
resembled ;.e report Of a musket, and
In an instant murdered sleep st
Louis Globe a-Icrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01
shss, Iron Tor Mounting PrInt..

At one Of the most extensive eastern
manufacturing establishment there has
for some time been in use a thin sheet
iron as a mounting for blue prints, an
arrangement which, it is represented
has proved in a high degree satisfactory
II is cold rolled, has a smooth surface,
and is cut into two sizes for blue prints
used in the shop, and is represented as
possessing the advantages Of being
practically indestructible as well AS
quite light and inexpensive.
For this purpose the iron istirst var
nished on both sides with shellac var
nish. the blue print being then put on
with a paste composed of ordinary
starch. after which the face Of the print
Il vanished with the shellac. Expert
ments show that starch is the only kind
of paste that proves satisfactory in this
case; also that unless the iron is pre-
viously vanished it oxidizes under the
print and spoils the lines. New York
Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

the famous koh-i-nur diamond was
first weighed by the rati. a word which
by some authors is supposed to have
given origin 10 the jewellers carat,
from the Arabic kirat. The carat is
the twenty fourth part Of an ounce. or
3 1-6 troy grains, this approximately
would be- equal to two Of these seeds.
They urr sometimes called crabs
eyes. from a tancied resemblance TO
those objects. and In the West Indies
are known az iequirity seeds, being ex
teusivcly used for necklaces, ornaments
for the ear~ and TO decorate small
boxes. baskets. etc Strung as neck
laces. they are considered teething
remedies for young children The fact
OF these being used as rosaries doubt
less suggested the specific name Of
''precatorius Chambers Journal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01
The Polar Bear.

Thanks to the high ATTITUDES which
L inhabits. the polar bear is not likely
70 be killed of The polar bear is an
enormous animal, weighing about as
much as a fair sized OK, but it is not at
all fierce. and will always run away, so
that il is not hard 10 kin. l once saw
an Aleut woman dispose Of one in .
very remarkable manner. She saw it
asleep on the ice. and approached il
with great caution from the leeward
Eide. having previously improvised a
weapon by fastening the knife she IA
RED TO a stick with lacings of seal
leather which served 10 hold together
her garment. Having got close to the
unconscious beast. she thrust this spear
deep into the body behind the left
foreleg 1t died almost without a
struggle. IL is a curious fact that the
liver Of the polar bear is actually poi
sonous. though the meat is very whole
some, and toothsome as well, resem-
bling beef somewhat Chicago Herald,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

Years ago it was supposed that Sirius
was nearer the earth than any other
star, and its Icht required yer three
years 10 reach Is. Now, however,
Alpha Centauri. a comparatively insig-
nihcant star of the southern heavens, IL
known 10 be our nearest neighbor. and
Sirius is so far removed that the human
mind fails 10 grasp the distance wheE
expressed in miles.
The fact that light requires from
seventeen 30 twenty years 10 cross the
space between our little earth and this
giant orb is scarcely more easy 20 com
prehend. If one would appreciate the
magnidcence Of this most brilliant Of
suns he should not think it as near but
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01
THE neLo OF MONTERREY.

The sSeet church bells are peGtng out
A chorus wild and free,
And everything's rejoicing
For the glorious victory;
But bitter tears are gushing
For the gallant and the gay,
Who now in death are sleeping
on the field OF Monterey.
When spring was here with opening flowers,
And I a proud May queen,
And llI the young and gay were met
20 dance Cpun p green;
Tnc uoblc-t ami the manifest
Was by uy side that day.
Who now iu death o. sleeping
on the htli oi Monterey
The flowers Of spring are faded now.
the wood are scar Es1 cold,
The p-er-iuuua's chcei Gushing,
And the pau4w shines lu GOLD;
But be iu earliest manhood
Has sadly passed away,
And now in death b. sleeping
On the field ,. 1lo-.erey.
The buglcs swell their widest ncoes
And loud the canHrl roar.
And madly peal thu sweetrhurch bells
For holy res, Ha more.
But lonely hearts IRE bleediug
Upon this glcliD l- dag.
For the loved iu cath are sleeping
On the field ~ Monterey.
Mr. Marian Means sullivan