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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-22

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
LOCAL BEgVITIgs

The property advertised to be cold today
by the trustees of the German Building AS
sociat:ou Nc. was Withdrawn.
A marriage license was Issued il Wesn.
iugeon yesterday 20 Henry Warner, OF Fair
fax county, and Rebecos Tucker, of this
city.
During the gale OF yesterday q portion Of the
tin roof of the residence of Mr.. G. B. Csrlin, on
St. Assph street, was raised from its position and
damaged The milk wagon of Mr.. Darling, a
squsre below, was overturned By the wind and
smashed.
The members OF the 9Th district democratic
committee will meet in this city on Friday next
TO discuss matters relating to tho filling of the
vacancy in Congress caused by the dealt, OF Gen.
Lee.
Tho City Council has bean called for toni ght to
consider proposition from an Ohio manufacture.
ing compsny in relation to the purchase OF the
Pioneer Mills, sc.
Mrs Johanna Lyles has sold to Capt. H Bryant
the house and lot st the northeast corner Of Duke
and Union streets, for 81 800.
There was another high tide last night snd the
water for time submei ged the low grounds along
the river front.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

ExCITsMBNT-A numbsr OF colored peo-
pie OF this city last night gave on entertain
ment at the Opera House. During the
evening several ooored ner from the coun-
ty appeared In the bail and created dis-
turbance. The police were summoned aud
arrested tgo OF the men ind tc;k them to
the station house. Tns ptIaoners were fol-
lowed By eeYecal oftheiy icionds and crowd
OF othere, aud on tbs way che CT the men
handed pistol 10 another aud disappeared.
This oct wss witnessed ~ several ci.'Z>us
and the nan with The pistol becoming wsre
that he would 20 srreete;, ater.sd 30 ruu.
He Sss pur ned, hogeves, nud when on the
east side Of Faiyfs1 street, jast noEth OF
King, 40 wa tripped oy yoaug nan and
fsli 10 the groun' when be was texsn into
custody. Before his capture be threv away
the pistol. out the weapon was fourd This
morning D a!l&s 9aes, who had c:nssd the
excitement in ihe hail, was fneG So and
James Ward, who had received the pistol.
was fined $40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

DaspIss not email things; remember IL
was small insect that Inspired great gen.
eral with fresh courage to defeat an oppos-
ing aruy, and 25o. bottle of Stonebraker's
Liniment that seved the life OF Capt. Lowe
camp. of the 1st Maryland Regiment, dur
!pe the late wsr. This old reliable prepare
ZION sells for only rs cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

County IrEMs.--Fhe crop OF coro Ia the
copntv this ysar Is said TO be larger than
for many yeara past.
MIR. Robert &. Vsl;ch BIS been swarded
the contract By she board OF suDervisors,
for bniidiug new h5idge over the stream,
between Bailslon aud CltIn Springs, foT the
sum Of $500 .,.
Baltimore AID Ohio Riiiroad Co. will soon
commence york on the Virgisia side OF me
Potomac. near the Coaiu bridge, in cor
structiDg its branch ftom neer Liaden SITS
tlon, M nreomery county, BID, southwest
cry to connect With the Virginia NJ dland
Railroad rear BGrke's station IN Fairfex
county. Ii is said fnst nesrly 800 men are
at work on the Maryland aide.
The material for the Washington nnd ar
lugton & E., has nearly I'll been delivered
upon the ground. Il is said the cars wers
ordered some months ago and several bsge
been built, sad it ia confidently asae:tea
that the road will be transferring PASSENGERS
from Washington to Arlington by the first
day of December Immediately thereafter,
1t ia said, that the extension of the road to
Alexandria and thu building of q lateral
branch to Falls Church will be considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

The FREE AIT SCHOOL 30 successfully
copj. cted last year by Misses Minniseio uS
AID c.itohsr r7iil DC e:peoed 10 lne ssoon ~,
stn7y. back. of tbs PesSody D9.iu ~ Ie,nar
Monday evening, Nov. I'd as IL Is ,ai go
than Inc room occupied last year, ne 10 "a Cd
pills can be received. Application iS a.o gu
mission Is to be made by senoies ~ p aLam
ings. with name of applicant, 70 4l4 irlnce
street. Students who astenueu iasV y ..'a
ieschers in writing in order to retain their
places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

hereby make oath that in 1874 VIM.
Prestons cattle we're dying at the rate OF Q
or nore day, end that the best veterina-
risn had given them up, when Mr.. Preston
commenced using S;onebraker's Horse and
cattle Powder, end after the fret 2 OF
doses the cattle began to improve, and the
continued uss Ct S:cutbraker's Powder co.
tireiy cured them. SIgned
PAUL MoseBERGER
Stonewad Farm,
P.O. Gainesville, Bait. Co. Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
P.O. Gainesville, Bait. Co. Md.
a Little Girls Experience fin a
Lighthouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepers Of the
Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich, and are
blessed with daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with Measles, followed
with dreadful Cough and turning into Fever.
Doctors at homo and at Detroit treated her, but in
vain, sho grew worse rapidly until she was mere
handful Of nes."-Then she tried DR.. King 70
New Discovery and after the use Of two and a
half bottles was completely cured They say Dr.
Kings New Discovery is worth its weight in gold,
yet you may get trial bottle free at E. s. Lead
beaten s. Bros drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

LADIES FAIR Following is ths vote for
the various articles to be balloted for st the
ladies' fair, under the au0pces OF Mount
Vernon Tent No. 6. l. o. R, now 10 pro-
gress at McBurney's Hall:
Lady's gold watch and chsin-Miss Alice Ro-
land, 5 Miss Maggie Davis PIP.
Lady's rocker-Mrs, Belle Dovaughr. 2.
l. o. o. F. ring-Chauncey Davis. p Henry
Miller, 8 !; Elmsr Davis, ~.
Gentlemen's ring Henry Burke, 2 c. a. Pad
gett, / Walter Cline, ~.
Rechsbite's pin-willism Hardy, i s. T. Park,
I Harvey Downs, l.
Junior Order of Rochsbites Drum Corps suit
J. Willisms, 1 Lambert sullivan, 2.
BED Mons Pin-Loroy martin, l; Frank Pew
erell l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

CORPORATION CouRT.-Judoe J K M.
Norton presadsng-Com, w. a. Beach, iu-
dlcted for larceny case continued till the
January term for the retson OF the failure of
the witnesses TO sppesr. RaIes were issued
against the absent witnesses 10 appear on
Friday next, ana the Sergeant was ordered
to arrest such witnesses sOd lock them M
till Friday. Shorty sfser the rules had besn
issued one of the witnesses appeared in
court intoxicated, and was st once put M.
der arrest.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
Sickness Among Children,

Especially infants, ia prevalent more or less
at all times, but Ia largely avoided by giving
proper pourishmeut and wholesome food.
The most successful and reliable OF all is the
Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
MIX. Your grocer end druggist keep it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

POSTPONED The adjourned meeting OF
the stockholders Of tue Potomac Shoe Com
pany, to have been held last nlght was
again postponed Till Monday night next.
At S O'CLOCK Mr.. T. Puff, the president oil
the company, called the meeting 70 order
and stated that tbs work of preparing the
reports snd statements 10 be submitted to
the stockholders bad teken more time than
the officers hsG st fsss supposed, but that
such papers would De ready By Friday night
next. He said the reports would show the
affairs OF the company 10 be in favorable
condition. After this statement tbs meet
Ing adj 'ufnsd I'LL next Monday night. a
meeting OF the directors was then held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

POLICE Report Lest night wss rainy
and cool with seger prisoners end ono loGg-
or at the station h0as5.
Mayor 5trauss this morning disposed OF
the following cases:
duct, was aned IS, snd jos Jones, arrested
on the same charge, wss dismissed.
James Ward. coIored. FOR carrying con-
cealed weapons, was Gned 500
w. Shreck aud TEos Hartley for being
drunk, were fined 81 SO each OF gisen so
days in jail.
Laurence McCsDu. for an aessnlt on Alice
Manly, wss 6nsd $40 and Edward McCrs-
ger, arrested On the same charge, WAC dis.
missed.
Talbot jackson, caiorsd, charged with
allowing nuisance to exis. on ais premises
was dismissed.
Jno. Sutherlen. Tor an assault On Alice
Oates, was fced S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Kew YosE, Oct. 20.-The volume OF business
in the stock market this morning fhowed fur
Their decrease. First prices were generally small
fractions higher than last evenings figures but
while slightly higher prices were reached in many
cases during the early trading, no real strength
was shown in the market, and declines were
equally numerous. The dealings remained do
void of special feature but late in the hour
dropping tendency appeared, and while the
changes in the quotations were small, the market
Vas dull and showed but slight changes f-cm the
occrir5 fgG-es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
4.B.C. AltePatiVGpuFifeSthGB BLOOD

Fits, spsEms, St. Vitus dance, hysteria.
headache, neuralgia and nervous prostration
cured by DIR. Miles Nervine. Free samples
at druggists, by mail 10c. MILES MED. Co.,
Elkhart, lad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

PhA6J.,ll l. c6..J Ct rs o!:.aHom@
Press of the 4th inst, aeEt &c ibis cti1c, =
near the cards Of Mr.. L Z. Psy2e Esd ME.
2. J. Simpson. who are practiclng Law in
the new city of Guthrie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 19.-146
Cattle were offered and sold 81 follows: Best "A
AZ; good 3lha3a4c medium SAB Ac; common
Sheep .old at 3a4c and Lamts al 5n6lhc. Calves
5a6isc Cows and Calves brought $20e45. Mar
ket brisk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

ANOTHER HEAVY RAIN-There was an.
other heavy rain bstween four and Eve
O'Clock this morning accco osnied by a
driving wind, vivid ugln.gs rud heavy
thunder, which seriously iutellerred with
the early morning sumbers of many.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

EgRATUM worship" in the
last paragraph 10 Rsv. Mr. Suter's sermon
in Yesterdays GAZETTE should have been
mosaic worship"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

BALTIMORE, Get. 10 swine-The receipts of
hos this week numbe Cd marty 25OO heal more
THAI last week There s a 0eciue ii prices OF
fully 4,c per ID than thou, but fair trade is re-
ported rs prevail ing in sl the yards The quail.
ty is fairly up TO that of lat weeks rferings.
We quote the range at to 6s4c With compare
lively fow st the latter figure, most saes at 61aa
65sc psr Id net.
Receipts of sheep and lambs 8 513 head. with
sales st So 50a4 rs per 100 lbs for sheep, aad
lambs 4ss51sc per lb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

New YORK, Oct 2O-Cotton dull; uplands
SIG: Orleans go; futurea etsady at the ad-
vance. Flour quiet and weak Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn active and firm. Pork active and
steady at $40 OOa11 90. Lard quiet and firm at
Sc 671b,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

EAl11Mo,A Get. 90 Flour steady and un'
changed. Whest steady. Corn hrELer. Oats
firm. Rye finn Fay ateady. Provisions firm
and sctiye
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Co.. 49, Cattle
The market was lower; native steers $3.50 so
per 100 lbs and bulls and COVE 81 30a3 O..
Cslves-market steadv; veals $5 5OA8, butter
milks $3a325 per 100 lbs. Sheep End Lamb
market steady; sheep $4s5 25, and lam's S5s
61O per 100 lbl. Hogs-market steady at IS 81
ITO per 100 lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

ou!oAeo, Oct 2o-11:oO q. ,o.-whea,- Dec
96sL May 1884,. Corn-Nov 491s Nay 41%a.
oats-Nov 29A May 30s.. Pork-Dec So rs
Jan ST. 35. Lsrd-Nov S. 20 e 321b; January
Sc 42bs$6 49, Short 1ibo--Nov So O2+; Ian
SIS 92l5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

p,pr DEpARTlKNT-An adj 1urnsd isasss'
nfthe Board of Directors OF the Aiexen-
lne = Eire Depsrtment WA belG at the 90
u iia engine house sight. w. s..
tuI president of the Cas- nnts, occu piea
ths chair and Edgar WsFfsis sesef g. &C
.otsrv. There we're present Z, / IL:
~ the RyulAu.ion; J. Carlin Cfe1s.5o.-,
Chief EoQineef, ,.cd Measrs. John hstio"
md Louis Brill, IT,, OF the Fire Waroene'
Htor a long discussion the rules recently iS'
-nsG he the Fra Warlans for the govern,
nent Of the fse department. we're aooPte"
with ths following changes, 30 as 10 fea-
p,1ea for tina Government OF the EnglAeoIs ANo
DTivers % the AlexaudIi4 Fire Department
O-dsred hat thu following ralea are mercy 5
.donttd far tbc z, cnm.nt OF the ehRiuo'i' "
6rivers OF the Alex Andris tro dep@' i, NON
Iaon thereof shall be deemed cause lof su.i S-
sItv Consistent with law ss the boaiu Va
Wsrdens may deem proper 70 ant while
Lot Every employee Of ssld depsr III shI, %ni. ~
iSC' bo1, devote his whole time to the ou5l-
80 oftbe department and Is expressly pFoIipi.'
ne9s " his attention to any other DUEL
% rithout tho conseat OF the BoSTo OF flFe
Wardens
The section in recerd 10 steam pressure
was 6xed NJ 90 pouads, bat II Was ordered
hat The engines be Inspected ny compe-
,oot inspector, who sh0il gi1e ine olaGimum
snonpt of s.ean that ;he engine wii cersS,
and the Chief Engirse. or ranking warden
sbaIl have the discretion OF allowing the an
ojneers 10 20 to the maxluam point II the
ooccssion requires. The amount of hose TO
w carried was fixed at 700 feet instead of
500, 1t was alec ordered ;hat the hose on
oorriages should he obsnged every so days
Ins,eed of avors 10 The : ard adjourned
~ rnset on the eeooad Monday in Novem-
bsr Before the meeting opened there was
an exchepge OF views DC the necessity OF
fire alarm system aud ths possibility OF get
ting one In the near future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
LOCAL MATTERS.
Tuesday Evening. OCTOBER %

g. hi. section fair till Thursday, slight )
toL nth r-1lr westerly winds, frosts tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
MARINE NEWS.
MZLLZNER YPARLORS

MzLLZN-ER YPARLORS
We have the space to do justice
to the things; we have the Hats
and Bonnets to properly fill the
space. In our millinery parlors
you can always find what is newest
and freshest and fastest in woman's
headgear
FELT SAILOB, ALPINE, and FRENCH
FELT ALPINE HATS.
From SOC to $2.25.
full assortment OF French Felt Hats
and Bonnets,
81. so and upward.
full line of all the Millinery Trimmings.
Second Floor, LIST and I'd Annexes.)
A BLANKET OCCASION.
We saw favorable turn for large blank
ct buying. THE BLANKETS ARE
HERE. You save dollar or two by
buying now. They are ,yond question
the uANKE1 bargains OF the season.
10 4 White Wool Blankets.
$3.50 pair.
10 4 White Al-puIe Wool Blankets.
81 90 and 100 pair.
White Atwood Blankets.
$500 Iair.
II 4 White Atwood Blankets.
$500 pair.
Our speciality is sn LID Atwood
Blanket at IS 90 pair. Without excep-
tion the best Blanket ever sold for
$500.
COMFORTS.
Bear In mind we do not sci! any but
cotton filled Comforts.
Comforts covered with Calico or Saline.
$1.00 to 81 so each.
In addition to these we have special
lot CT silkaine-covered Comforts at
$1.25 each,
WHITE QUILTS.
We can meet your every want in these
goods. Sizs for single, three-qusrter,
double and extra large beds.
HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP
ROBES.
II you are In need OF either o. these ar.
ticles see what we are showing. We car
ry the largest line in the city and our
prices are as low as the lowest
ROMAN SILK BLANKETS.
$125.
Second floor, 11th at. building)
N nm. Dr,r1H,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

COMFORTS.
Bear In mind we do not sci! any but
cotton filled Comforts.
Comforts covered with Calico or Saline.
$1.O0 to 81 so each.
In addition to these We have a special
lot CT silkaline-covered Comforts at
SIPS each,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP
ROBES
II you are In need OF either o. these ar.
ticles see what we are showing We car
ry the largest line in the city and our
prices are as low as the lowest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

Our speciality is an LID Atwood
Blanket at IS 90 pair. Without excep-
ton the best Blanket ever sold for
Sc 90.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
LOVES OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.

Henry A. Wise, the noted Virginia statesman of Tyler's day. was married three times.
 Buchanans sweetheart died during a lovers quarrel, and his bachelorhood be. came her monument.
 Alexander IL Stephens, disappointed in his schoolboy love, refers often to her in his letters of long life of single blessed ness.
 Stephen A Douglas. the Little Giant of Illinois, Wal twice married. and it is said that he courted Mary Todd at the same time that her hand was sought by Abraham Lincoln.
 George Bancroft was married twice His second wife. who died several years ago. was very popular in Washington, and was noted society figure.
 Chief Justice Marshall's marriage was a happy one, and his married life comprised fifty years cf the tenderest affection. His wife died but short time before him.
 John Randolph. the moody, unhappy, cratic genius of Roanoke, lingering for years on the verge of insanity, speaks of Maria Ward "as one whom he loved better than his own soul or him who created 1t |"
 Daniel Webster's two marriages were both marriages of love. His first wife was Grace Fletcher, the daughter of q New Hampshire clergyman, and Webster married her when he was 26 years of age. and while he was yet poor lawyer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
Leaping Salmon of Canada.

The salmon rivers of Canada arc all streams of swift currents, whirling rapids and high falls. The salmon seems to make its way up these streams with d much ease as he moves down. One of the sights in the vicinity of Quebec is the salmon leaping at the Falls of L'vette, and during July many persons assemble there to see it. The falls are . succession of steep tumbles. and the water rushes over the rocks with great velocity. The salmon gather at the foot of tho lower tumble, and, with marvellous leaps up the very face of the rushing waters, make their way to the summit without apparent difficulty. gliding up the swift chutes like flash and mounting each successive tumble until the grand sum- init is reached. The Canadian will tell you that when there was no legal inter- ference with spearing, the Indisns were in the habit of gathering at the foot of the falls iir their birch canoes and cast. ing their spears at the saimon as they leaped up the torrents, making their casts with such marvellous esiu chat the salmon aimed at was invariapiy stopped in his vaulting career and rel back i'm. paled by the Indians cruel barb.-Cor Philadelphia Newa
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
No Fears for . Coal Famine.
.-IifA

It is claimed that coal famine is immi
 nent and that western families will have tc burn corncobs this winter. This is not overly encouraging to drought stricken Kansas, Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin, where there is nothing but cobs three inches long; but for Ne braska, where the cobs are used for baseball bats, we contemplate the famine with ro- markable degree of composure. As long as the festive corncob maintains its present mammoth proportions coal diggers may strike, and coal dealers may pool, the Ne braska hearth will still be warm and cozy. Eastern strikers may put this in their cob pipes and smoke it.-North Bend (Neb) Flail
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
THE GENTlER SEX.

Mrs. Parsons, the Louise Michel of Chi cago. is going to England to lecture on anarchy.
 Miss Anna Dickinson still wears her hair short and parted on the side; but for that her appearance is altogether femi- nine. and she delights in fine clothes.
 Queen Patience, wife of King Ja Ja, re. gently visited England on her way to join her husband at St. Vincent. She is only l9 years old. and speaks English fairly we'll
 Princess Eugenie of Sweden. who sacri. feed her jewels to build hospital on on island off tho coast, where poor cripples might be nursed and healed, is regarded as insane by her family.
 Pundita Ramabai. the high caste Hin. doc woman who has been soliciting funds in this country for the establishment of @ to her native country with $50.000. She obtained more money in San Francisco than anywhere else.
 Gertrude Rives, the younger sister of Anelie Rives Chandler, is extremely fond of horses and daring rider. She is al. most childlike in appearance, but has no end of pluck. Her father owns a hand some collection of horses, and she spenas muck time in the stables directing the grooming of her favorites.
 Mrs. Kate Upson Clark. whose name is nov seen so frequently in current liters- ture, is Q witty little woman of 85 or so, with husband, three boys and domestic tastes. Her favorire costume is the Mother Hubbard. and she thinks 1t con- pines all the virtues that esthetic and hygieuic reformers are looking for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
ART NOTES.

A standing figure of Grant. in soft army hat. cloak and top boots, has been placed in Twelfth street square, St Louis. It is the work of Robert Bringhurst. and was cast in Chicago.
 colored man, born of slave mother, Is about to exhibit fifty paintings in New Haven His name is William H R. Jack son. He has studied three years at the art school of Yale university.
 A replica of w. w. Story's seated statue of George Peabody, erected in Lon don, has arrived in Baltimore. It is Q gift to the city from Mir. Robert Garrett, and will be placed in Mt. Vernon square. opposite the Peabody institute.
 T:e Plymouth monument has taken thirty years to complete Harriet Bill. ings laid the plan and worked hard to make it reality. When the corner stone was laid Daniel Webster delivered the oration. The monument Is witness tc the flial piety of the descendants of the pilgrims iathAy than work of great sr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
A Ms MoRv.

,eiflused ieli.iAm steals through the sh As sit here alone, and the fire light dies. And you stand aere again, with your exqvisoA
 hair,
 With your passionate lips and your pleading
 eybs. was here thaa you ct If I stretch out ny
 hand
 Ic,n almost believe that touch you again; like the hunger mad sailor who springs for tAe
 land
 Chat he sees in his madness. but springs for is
 vain. 10 ,.,s' people know they are mad-do you thinkf And do the dead know they are doad-tell mo
 thisi ! care not for should be willing to sink Into madness or death heath the sl,4M of yo0
 kiss. You're bere once again leaning back ju this chais And am content te crouch here at your kncef ln the flesh you Grc distaut-but what do care That your body is there, since your sssl is wisA
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
FOLLY LAND
h Folly land what witcheryi

yn Folly land what witcheryi What pretty looks, what eyes there be. What Ganesomo ways, what dmpled smiledt What lissome limbs, what frolic wiles; What easy laughter, fresh and clear; What pranks to play, whad jests to heart Old Time forgets to shaks nis sand, The days go tripping, han1 in hand. In Folly land. in Folly land. In Folly land, one idle hoer, The moonlight had @ wizard power; It's fairy glamour turned my brain; Iwould that were there againl We stood together meath the sky A bird was chirping drowsily: He smiled, he sighed, he held my hand Ah me. An well-we understand. Twas Folly land, twas Folly landi My sober friend, how worn your looksi Your heart is in your moldy books. Here's half cobweb on your browl seldom see you jovial now Fling down your volumes and be free To take pleasure trip with me. Come, Here's my heart, and here's my hand We'll launch our skiff, and seek the strand Of Folly land, of Folly lant.-
 --Danske Dandridse in The Oantury.