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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-09
Correspondence Of the TIMES.
Life and Doings in and around Jons

JoHEsvILLR, Dec. 6.--Yesterday was q
dull day in Jonesville. Most Of our citizens
went to Union, and some went to Spartan
| burg to be on the bone yard which is a place
OF mnch prominence in that city on salos
day. The weather is remarkably good. II
| seems that Indian Summer will hold out all
winter. ~
Farm work IL about wound up. This is
ono year that Armers have made q crop aud
gathered IL inside of twelve months.
The surveyors are locating the two ends
Of me Lockhart Shoals railroad, at Broad
river and louisville. which had not been
done before. They have also changed the
former survey and located the line BY Kel-
ton. Dirt will no doubt begin to move on
the road at an early day.
Many hearts were made sad last Satur-
day On recsiving the news of the death Of
Prof. Msrriseg, Of Union. A good and
useful man has gSne to his reward
At regular scommuuication last Satur-
day night, Prudsacs Lodge, No. 139, A..
F.. NJ. elected and appointed the following
officers for the ensuing Masonic year,
W. 4. s. Harris, W. NJ; j. N. Lemaster,
S. W.; +. P. 0shields, j. w. j. W. Scott,
Treas. d w. Wbitlock, Sect'y.; w. H. H.
Bevill. s. d. f.. Is. Scott, j. D.; IL. w.
Gossett, b. F. Msbry, Stewards 4. 4. Fos-
ter. Tilsr. They will be installed ON the
9th inst. ~
A Literary Club was formed in our town
last week.
Jonesville is free from sickness at this
time not single case Of disease heard Of in
the Telephone office today.
Rev. d. 1iler returned frsm the s. G.
Conference last. Saturday. He has been
returned to the Ionssyills circuit, to the
delight of his many friends here.
The JonesvilIe circuit was divided by the
late Conferences and new circuit formed,
name Kelton circuit.
Jonssville, Bethlehem, New Hope and
fogansvills churches constitute the Jsnss-
villa circuit, and Fosters Chapel, Flat Rock,
Wesley Chapel and Messopotamia churches
form Kelton circuit. Messopotamia was
taken from the Gaffney circuit to make up
four churches for the new circuit.
Miss Clara Webber, of Calhoun, Ga, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. b. F. Tsbbsr, of
our town.
Miss Amands Wbitlook, of Union, is in
our town on o visit.
TELEPHONE.
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West Point Examination.

AT Chester, s. c., on Wednesday the 2Ist
day of December next, at 0 a. M, there will
be held an examination of all persons desir-
ing to compete tor appointment as cadet to
the United States Military Academy from
the 9th Congressional District of South Car
olina.
Candidates must be actual bona tide resi-.
dents g. BE Fifth District, between seven
te'5s "a twenty-five years of age, of robust
constitution, and at least five feet in height.
They will be examined in reading, wiring,
arithmetic, English grammar and geography.
Inc successful candidate must report at Fort
McPherson, Atlanta, Ca, for examination
on first of March, 1898, and if found to pos
sess the requisite qualifications, will bo ad
mitted to the academy at West Point on the
hiteenth day of June, 1903.
A second or alternate candidate will be
nominated at the same time, who must re-
port and be examined at the same time and
place as the first regular nominee.
examinations for admission to the Military
Academy are very rigid and it is useless for
any one to. compete for the appointments
VINO Is not willing to devote himself unre-
mi'nns'y to the necessary preparation for it.
JOHN j. HEMPHILL.
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S6r With unfeigned sorrow we read th c
following announcement in the daily papers
OF last Tuesday, and most sincerely do we
sympathizs with our esteemed friend in the
loss Of SO genial, so faithful and so accom-
Piished hclpmate and companion:
Col. FARRow's SAD BERE.vrNvnr
Spartanburg, Dec. 5.-Mrs Jennie Farrow.
wife Of Col. T. Stobo Farrow, died last night
At Glenn Springs. She was daughter of
Col. r. s. Bsdon, Of Colleton county. aud
her death will be mourned by large circle
Of friends throughout the State.
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THETEkcHERs TRIBUTE.
pnor. oBERr MORRISON.

The Union Cobnty Teachers Association,
at its regular meeting on Dec. 3, 1892, unan-
imously adoptedlthe following resolutions
Whereas, II his pleased Almighty God to
remove from oi midst, by death. our be-
loved brother and ce-laborer, ROBT. NOR
RISON, thersforsSbe il
Resolved, That Re bow in humble submis-
sion to the will Of. Him who doeth all things
WELL"
Resolved, TbakSve freely appreciate and
recognize the magnitude of this loss 10 the
Teachers AssociaiNn Of Uuion county, which
Influence. III
Resolved, Thas - tribute to his memory
we take up this wtrk that has fallen from
his hand, and catrytit on with the zeal and
spirit that ever <d!sS;ed bis labors.
nv,-a--spaTls q = - tender our warmesi
sympathy % the family in their irreparable
loss, and that these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of our Association, and
that the UNION TIMES be requested to pub.
iish the sarie, and copy be sent to the be.
reaved family Of the deceased.
j. l.. STRAIN,
s. NJ. R:cE, JR., }Com.
Mrs. B. G. CLIFFORD.
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FOR the TIMEe
To the Survivors Of Union County.

The meeting of the State Survivors Asso-
ciation, held at Columbia, S. c., during Fair
week, should claim the attention of the old
soldiers of the late Confederacy throughout
the State; and especially the resolution of
Col. j. p. Thomas in reSard to collecting
historical data concernieg South Carolina
soldiers and civilians, and the part they
took in that eventful struggle is a matter
which demands our immediate attention.
Therefore, | suggest that steps be taken
ny our County survivors to place upon
record any and all matter that will aid the
State Association in Carrying out its object.
Comrades, let US meet at Union c.. H., on
Thursday, Dec. 20, 1892, aud organize a
County Survivors Association of Confederate
veterans, and thereby bestow q benefaction
upon the living as well as a benedction upon
our dead Fraternally Yours,
j. L. STRAIN.
Eta Jane, Nov. 20, 1892.
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w sdding Bells are Ringing.

Mr.. John Rice, with his bride, nee Miss
Sunny, arrived here on the Tuesdays train.
They were married at Ashsvills that morn
ing.
Mr.. Victor Gage, of Birmingham, Ala.
youngest son of the late r. j. Gage, and
Miss Neely Wallace, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Judge Wallace, were married ysster-
day. the Sth, at the residence of the bride s
parents.
The invitations are cut for the weddiug o.
Rev. C. A. B. Jennings, Pastor of the Pres
by1erian church at this place. ts Sr Mis-: Mis-
Mrs. j. o. d. Lsndrum, at Landrum's Sta
ton, on the S. and a. railroad, which is ap
pointed to take place next Wednesday, th,
14th.
Mr.. W. 7. Jones, one Of Santuc's mos
enter prising young business men, was mar
ried to Miss Marion, tho beautiful aud &C
complishsd young daughter of Mrs. S. A
Porter. The ceremony was performed b,
the Rev. j. d. Mahon, at the residence o
the brides mother, last Sunday morning
10Th, ult. The happy couple left on tn,
eleven o'clock train for Florida, where the,
will spend few weeks. We wish then
much joy"
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oTo AND CsNsIDER.-A prominent bus;-
ness man said to US few days apo-and
we have heard many echoes of his opinion
that notwithstanding the encourage m ent
gwen by the election of Cleveland and the
rise In the price Of cotton, the initiation of
new enterprises was barred and The CON e .
dcnce of tho public disturbed in South Caro-
INA by the fear Of radical legislation. The
menacss offered ali classes Of moneyed
investment by bills introduced into the Loo.
islsture unsettled everything, and no effect
i've work could be done for the development
OF the resources Of the Sta'e while this
apprehension lasted.
II is but too true. Who can tell what will
come out of the chaos Of the General Assem-
by as to railroads. banks Insurance. com
panies, fertilizer manufactures, cotton mills
and the liquor business? Each is threaten
cd, and The uncertainty as to each reacts
upon oil classes of business.
The Legislature has fearful respsn.i
biiity upon it. If it shall carry out some Of
the schemes set before IL for adoption IL will
create infinite depression and set such an
emigration movement going as the State ha.
net known since Reconstruction days. For
Tho sake Of consistency which has snrslv
suffered enough, AMI IN the name of uniyer.
sal common sense, we ssk The members Of
the General Assembly 10 paase and consider
consequences before they act The State.
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-nnrraspnnaa.aa nf tha TIMrs.
Plain Talk from Jee.

RIVERSIDE, S. c., Dec. 81 have noticed
some very good crop reports in tho columns
OF the TINES Of late. IL is q good plan 10
report fine yields, aud there ought TO be
more Of it. We believe il wsuld have the
effect Of wholesome stimulant to MANY who
are tagging behind at the rate Of a snail $
g'llop. Farmers generally have, by sad
experience, learned to make breadstuff and
some meat AT home. There ought to be
more hogs on the farm. But TO get the
average farmer out Of the old ruts made by
his daddy and his daddy's daddy, is no
small job, you may be sure. We "c,odbop-
pers" are not half farming, anyway. We
don't know how, and what is moro, we don't
try to know. We don't read, we don't
study our interest as we should. Not one
out OF n thousand knows the chemical prom
erties OF the plants wo cultivate not one in
hundred knows the analysis of the fertiI-
izers he uses. think ] have known a far
mer to use guano by the carload, not know.
ing what he was buying or the ingredients
thereof. l rarely find merchant who
knows the analysis of the guano he sells us.
we fellows need to go TO school, or to flo d
out ny some means, what to plant, how 10
plan', where to plant. when to plant, ETC.,
ana now to euiiva'e. While one farmer
viii plow out his corn middles with n bull
PAo" WIN u uOLeu burrows, another
Fellow Will sweep whole row at a round by
using improved implements.
Some people cannot be persuaded to blow
deep. Mr.. W. NJ. Vanderford says, dGod
knew what side of the earth to put on top"
end he doesn't think it ought to be turned
upside down. Mr.. ". is not alone in his
theory, Dave Dickson to the contrary not
withstanding.
While one farmer in South Carolina makes
2oo bushels Of corn on an acre, others are
m mak'ng psok. One farmer will make 8
oaies OF cotton on an acre, while others make
a bale to 10 acres, etc.
Hew many farmers can beat Riverside
hustler on 9-horse farm? mean Mr..
o. 9. Farrar He makes this year an aver
age or IL bales Of cotton to the plow and
plenty OF corn, oats, etc., to feed the stock
ana hands Who can beat it7 Cry out now
all who can, or forever hereafter keep your
peace.
There viii be hot supper at Philippi
ouring Christmas-will say more about it In
my next.
Miss Maggie Young, of Union, is teaching
The RroYn'E Creek school, and has a goodly
number OF bright eyes under her control.
Miss Young is a conscientious teacher. and
is trying hard to give her patro ms full value
'eSe''eu' JOE.
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The School Trustees Tribute.

UNION, S. c., Dec. 6, 1892.
AT special meeting Of the Trustees of
the Public Schools of the town of Union,
5. G., held this day, the following preamb, g
| and resolutions were adopted:
1t having pleased our Heavenly Father to
remove from the scene Of his earthly labors
our lamented friend and fellow-worker,
ROBERT MORRISON, the Superintendent
Of Public Schools of the town of Union,
with profound consciousness CT our loss
and our ihear,s filled with sorrow. we
bow in humble submission to the will of Him
who ordereth all things in heaven and sarti;.
Resolred, That in the death of Prof. Nor
rlson the Public Schools have lost a Super
intendent wholly devoted to the educational
interests of the day, the pupils an instructor
capable aud efficient, who wisely and kindly
lead them along the paths Of learning, and
the community a christian gentleman, q
valuable citizen, ever foremost in forwarding
any good work for the moral and intellectual
advancement of his fellow-men
III. That we deeply sympathize with his
bereaveq family in their great loss, and ten
der to them our heartfelt coincidence.
III. That copy of these resolutions be
sent to his family, and published in The
UNION TINES. ~
j. w. MCLURE,
r. T. GEE, Chm BID Trustees
Sec'y. Public Schools,
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New Advertlsements.

We have only room this week to call
special attention to the following new adver-
tisements
Paul W. McLure, Brokerage.
w. A. Smith and Conway Youpg's New
Grocery Store.
Foster, wilkins & Co, for
Nmas.
j. W. Kelly.-Notice for final Discharge.
J. X. BlaDton.-Aiake Your Returns
F. NJ. Alverson Household Goods for
Sale.
W. A. Nj. Ni.holsou.-Morigage Sale,
Five Shares Bank Stock for Sale.
F. NJ. Furr, Adm'r, Sale of Stock of
Goods.
F. NJ. Farr, Dictator. X. Of II. Oyster
Supper.
j. II. McKissick, Clerk Citation.
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on, WHAT A CoUGH.-Will you heed the
warning. The signal perhaps Of the sure
approach OIL that more terrible disease, Con-
sumption: Ask yourselves IL you can afford
Ior the sake OF saving SOC, TO run the risk
ana DO nothing for IL. We know from ex-
geriencc thst Shiloh's Cure will cure von,
Cough. II meyer fails. This explains why
more than Million bottles were so.d the
past year. II relieves Group aud whoopino
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
u. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh 3
Porous Plaster Sold by II, X, Smith s. Co
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16T We extend heart fel, thanks n =,

10y We extend heart felt thanks to ou,
brother Mas0ns sf Gowdeysville Lodge, fol
an invitation to be with them on the 27tl,
inst, at their installation of officers csre
monies and to join with them in partakinc
Of those delightful social and physical "re.
1reshments' so welcome to all good and
true Masons after laboring in the quarrie,.
III 1t is possible, we shall be with you.
Kind brothers, on that day, participate in
your "labors," and join you in your
"rsfrs,hments." We are sure il would do
eur old bones good.
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SctENrIsrs DiFrEs Amour THE Coxsr..
Albany, Nov 26.-Prof. Boss Of the Dudley
Observatory to-day emphatically denied the
statement Of Prof. Very, of the Aliegh my
"Thsrs 10 emph ,tieally n, foundatieSS
Whatever fer such an opinion nov. L have
made many observ4tiens upon the comet
and most careful computations as 10 It's
orbit. The comet is uuqusstionsbly at least
100000 900 miles beyond the orbit OF Biela's
comet. 1t was ia periheii.n last June, when
its distance from the sun was 200, ,OO0, 900
miles and from the earth more than lOO,-,
600, 600 miles. While it moves in i's prsseat
orbit, as it will until it comes near Jusiter,
at some time in tho future not known at
present, 1t will never come anywhere near
tho earth."
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faithful and earnest workers, aud when we
will sadly miss et bur weekly meetings, we
bow IN submission z His will for ale docth
sll things well
Resolved, That Ire extend TO the heart.
stricken wife and fsitiiiy our deepes. sympa-
thies In this sad ho,'Sr Of bsareavment, pray
ing Gods blessing Upon them, that He will
give them grace = &oear their sorrow.
Resolved eThsu page in our minute book
be inscribed tQh memory and that a copy Of
these rsaol1t be sent TO his family aud
also PUBLISH the WEEKLY UNION TIMES.
MIss ApLISE ARTHUR,
Miss CO 4RRIs> >WBITEsIpE, Com.
Mr.. p, J aEs. }
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Resolutions Of the Union Methodist Sun.
day school, upon the death of Prof ROBT.
MORRISON
Whereas, it pleased our Heavenly Father
In His infinite wisdom 10 remove from our
midst our beloved brother and co-worker
kobt. Morrison, from his earthly vineyard
TO his heavenly reward, on the evening of
the I'd day of December, 1892; therefore,
be it ''
R>'olpsq, That in the death of our much
beloved teacher and eo-worksr in the Lord s
nursery, we have lost ono of cur most eff
cient, earnest and jealous workers and
educators in divine truths, as obtained from
the study Of the word Of God.
III. That we strive to initiate him in his
noble life, particularly as exemplihed in his
thorough preparation of the Sunday school
lessons, so as to impart the great truths
contained therein to others in an effsctual
and wholesome manner; and his pupctual
attendance upon these Sunday school ser,
vices.
Ill. That page in our minute book be
sacredly inscribed TO his memory.
Nv. That copy Of these resolutions be
published in the WEEKLY UNION TIMEs.
V. That our Secretary be instructed 10
forward copy Of these resolutions TO his
bereaved wife and family, with our most
sincere sympathy.
s. NJ. RICE, JR.. E.U.,)
l.. p. MURPHY, Com.
w. L. THOMSON.
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Tribute Of Respeo. to Rober, Morrison,

Adopted at meeting Of the "Epworth
League" of the M. f. Church, Union, s. @.
Dec. 6, 1892
Whereas, our Heavenly Father has in His
wise providence removed from Garth to
heaven our dearly beloved President. Robert
Morrison, whose life was that of a foitbfni
and earnest christian: whose every work
was 'or his Master, and whose christian
example has left impressions that cannot be
oslitcratad from our hearts; therefore be IL
Resolved, That in the loss of our Presi-
dent, who was one of the Society's most
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Notes from The Legislature.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 3.--The Legislature is
progressing rapidly aud doing bus ess with
'heatness aud despatch"
on wednesday, the inauguration Of the
uovernor and Lieutenant Governor took
place at IL o'clock NJ, and was witnessed bv
Crowded house and gallery" The Gov
ernors address was very brief, but replets
with good sense and sound judgm snt. He
iaVited The attention Of every member of the
House, to give his message q thorough and
thoughtful consideration in all its rsmi6oa-
lions. '0A
A bill recommending const tutiona, oon-
vention, was the all.absorbing question of
tne Gay last Friday. After the subject was
1,aoors.eiy discussed, 1t appeared that the
house was overwhelmingly in favor Of the
The great iron-clad prohibition bill was
also taken up and made the special order for
next wednesday, at which time powerful
discussion will doubtless take place.
New bills are coming in more rapidlv
every Day and although the death roll is
Increasing, the recruiting ranks more than
supply all deficiencies, and the calendar
grows daily.
o. Union seems to be well represented in the
state House. The Attorney General. with
ms characteristic industry,is always At hi,
posi-, guarding with circumspection the in
tere'ts OF the State. In the Engrossiue
department are found Mr.. Hix. An excellent
scribe, and Ben. Townsend, whose psn is
that Of ready writer" Msssrs. Harris.
yefteries and =. @. Duncan are watchioe
with jealous eye the carrsnt Of events la the
house, while Senator Resks is q yig;lant
guard IN taking oare Of matters in the Sem
40 leave the old rats and rise 10 higher
plane seem TO be the ambition Of this Ter.
'Siatute' Respectfully,
w. NJ. Foster.
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Death of Prof. Robert Morrison.

we resign q large part of our paper this
week to the friends of Prof. Robert Morri-
son and the Societies to which he belonged,
to express their high appreciation of him
while living AMI their deep sorrow at the
death Of so god man aud valuable a
citizen.
These friends have left so little room for
us to speak all We feel of the worth and
character of our highly esteemed friend,
that we have decided to merely express our
most sincere appreciation and endorsement
of what they have so well and so affection
ately said of him this week, reserving wba
We have to soy upon the great loss the whole
County has sustained in his death, for our
next issue.
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TCommunicated.1
Is Christian Rndeavor Denominationall

10 ChFiStian kndeavor Denominational!
This is q question that has been, and is
still being asked, by great many p.ople, in
regard to this movement.
Any one WHIP hos carefully studied the
constitution win certainly answer YES? For
nsi;ons n1asS ma. AZ. Mete.a,s..,A nr;---
byteriau church, still they are loyal to their
own church, because every active member
in the pledge they take, promises to support
their own church in every way, especially by
attending all her Sunday and mid-week SER
vioes.
Thus it makes them true TO their own
denomination, and ct the same timo enjoy
inter-denominational fellowebip by being
brought into contact with persons belonging
to other churchee. SO all are able to say
together: Zone is our Master, even Christ !;
and oil we are his brethren"
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RY virtue Of power of sale contained
~ In mortgage given By John II. Sartos :
10 own Mm. A. Nionolson, dated FEBRUARY 81.
1883, and recorded 10 the Office Of the Reg.
lister OF Mssne Conveyance for unioa Q ,ua,y
ON book IL 8, pages 100 70 162, will sail
at public sale, during the legal hours Of salc,
oe'ore the courthouse door at Union,
.. C., on Salesday Ia January Isaa
OIL that tract Of iaau in b B,gansyille town.
ship. contaioiug ninsiy.twd acres, on whioh
there IS u good dwelling house, bounded .by
iands formerly belonging TO John 4. BsI,is.
Newell Smith and othsrs. +,
Terms Of sale cash, or, if satisfactory ar
rangements can be n .ds, two or three yeors
Time will be given by on,.thiri cash beior
PAID. Purchaser 10 pay for papers.
December @, 1892.
wn. A. NICHOLSON,
no Mortgage.
Dso bO 'sefE d
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H&r In respect to the memory of Prof.,
Robert Morrison the meeting Of the Teach
ers Association last Sa,urdao was adjourned
until its next regular day (the 1st Saturday
in January lS9Saud c,mmities was ap-
pointed to draft suitable resolutions express
ing the feeling of the Association rt its sad
los etc.
The programme of the last meeting will
stand for the next. Twill be re published
next week.
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BUcKLENs ARNIcA SALvE.-The best saive
in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilola,ns, Corns, aud all Skin erur-
ttons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay,
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunied. Price 2J
cents Pc- 5ox. For sale by B r. Possy. -
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Sale Of Stock Of Goods.

Rf permission Of James NJ. Gee, ESQ.,,
- Judge Of Probate, will sell at Public
auction, on Friday, the 23d lust, at the
store OF the late firm Of Eller & parhem,
al goods belonging to said firm, consisting
OF Groceries, Hardware, Tiuware, Crockery.
glassware, Lamps, Leather, Scales, show
'oa'es' safe, etc., eto. Terms Cash.
X. M. RARR.
r. Admir-.
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the 10th, and 25th ull., Wallaos
and States, sons of G. G. and Sarah J. Betsn-
bauga, from that most fatal disease Diplho.
ria, agei respectively 81 aad 2 ye,rs.
Go to thy rest, fair children,
Go to thy dreamiess beds,
Gentle and meek and mild,
With blessings on thy haads;
Fresh roses iu thy hands; -
Buds on thy pi laws laid,
Haste from this blighting land
Where flowers SO quickly fade. J.N