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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

ne Sonaaeson ~ Trade Yhro.~a
es"nsrS - shown ~ H. Il. ~. = ~. w.
weekly Review There = some sr,..-s
mrns .e"craiiy Owing 10 H~tser ~
-" ne e"td and Wet Time Y, 49,
.nsrrsrfs~ "nh hu>ine>S. rnr,,e.-
urcs. Etc. AZ
NEW York. June Ar q. Dim
Co.'S weekly review Of trade saw:
The tons ~ commercial reports ,ro-n 49,
parts ~ The country indicates that bas,,...I w
70 some extent improved Norr $500,
weather has materially improved t1s ss.
prosfects M ethe west. rhlla ,..V
improvement IN the rries IN e.,r,
operated as stimulus to baslnA.s Y. ~
>orth. There has been 10 diin.u',v
disturbance In tbs money market ~ N
vclnmc a currency IN circulation .r~r,,ss
during Che mouth ~ Nav aheuf s6po..
amounting - q t.tu0un Jnna1. Collect
throughout thc conntrv ar. On tha who,. N.
Ter than of late and fully satisfactory wF.,.
ha~ cecinel half cent. ia. western --ei...
ic.rg unusually large. though ths sxsnr.. \. !.
the eastern ports have also hean anlta l.,,-
oats are Shaie lower. pork proIre.. ~.
changed. aud oil little lower. lncurf,,a ~. n.
lief Tint the acreag. Will b. much dl,nips.k,,
hiss Eelred spectators 20 aivanre ~, nr.~,
quarter ~ a cent and tho transactions 49,.
teen snolcratsly large Tn, lron ha.In.s.
shows consifcrabse increase In transar..o..
though thcre = as much eofnplalni Is er.ro,
lpw prices. 10th ~ Pittsburgh AMI pAi,aal.
pt.i1 r'ig. iron j. weaker. and there ars idni..
whether the to.tor, has baen rearhsa. thla,.
a. Chicago. the market Is consid arasv str,A.s-
and authorities hold TINT thu stock X r, l,,,
I IN fte country afr now consi lrrahly lows. ttsn
they have b>en TIL market f1r bars (. p.,s
AZ thu lowest figures ever known. rn1 f1asaw
derr AM sor ~sruct lrnl iron ~ not quite ~ I'LL,
~ has bsen EXPECTED The ,riarket Tor cos,-r
has brcn quiet. AMI the balls hare confined
tne price Of Tin. hut lpai has been siusr.h
Vri Z prevails Ia tho anthracite coal mrx,.
tn companies having decid a upon nnsthss
advance Ia prices which the CONDITION q. IN,
market does not rp.iesr 10 warrant T.er4 (.
! little new in the wool ma ke' OK Ia waa
( manusarsure. though such supplies ~ risx VII
a. have come forward thu~ far AZ IN "
takrn. and tha tuue Is somewhat f,~
I Az Foston tusinrss II moro artiTt ic,ts ia
I Shoes are derifeiiv stronger. and leatner ysr7
/ firm. ~ phil1lclphil there j. an In -rsas, "a
/ saic~ ~ iron. ara hardware Il qnlts ar-s
I Wool = strung Trade at Baltiai0rei il < aarrtiT
l good Al Pittsburgh finish n products y hin
! and stcs. arr ia cnot demand. thouga pre- ~a,s
4 the loves, ever known. and the glass tssiA y
1 fairy rctivr The dry goods traie a. cese
/ land Is excellent md other trars fair,y astrs
\ except In iron AMI ore AT Cincinnati t9brs
I sales arr unusually large AM whisky II ar..r.
I General business az Chicago Is greatly a ~
! cess % lat years record There Il great II
I crease in wheat aud hour. ~a-~d r~'.
| dre<sei l'ces lari AM cattle Cold rains stl
teprrsS trade ~ Milwaukee. but crop i@ie..
, tons AZ 50 Paul are more Favorable Atorah
| business Is very activc in groceries. shoes Ali
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10
A GAO cREvAsss.
The Levee Gives Way BeIow Donaldson
Vile. In.

The Levee Gives Way Bciow Donaid-on-
vi;ir- La
NEW ORLEANS June 3--A disastrous
crevassc occurred on the right bank Of
the river few miles below Donaldson
vile. La. and 30 miles above this city
Twenty feeto the icvce gave way AZ one
time. and the water poured through at =
terrible velocity. In one hour the ere
vase had widcnci 70 40 fec; and was
i've feet deep. There IS no hope of
stopping il ard :. i expected that Il
will reach 100 feet br nightfall-
The water from this c-cvaSSe
will not only food a half dozen
plantations. but will suspend traffic on
the Texas i Pacific railroad. which Is
one and half :nitss back from the
river. II Is believed that this crevasSe
win prove ~ he the worst one that has
50 FIR occurred.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

SANTA III. y. NJ. Jnnc t.-.An9'.
murder occurred here THURSDAY p't
!. N. DoninTucz being shot ao'f \ W.
sidc street by unknowa partics
Ro-rcro. an oll enemy. was arr ,,......
sr.pieion. There j. scfns ta'* oA IA
irr ID rrero The tro1hle rro'sr .1
\ seaa IN scmc years ssandinE M
Eorrrro. then county cnrnnFF 7'
killed his predecessor IN csl.ec. Nv. a
rhc murder IL cx-elieriiI Co.. '. /.
SUNDAY night IL rcncraly vt's m
~ ,hc outgrowth ~ the sa@. ":
c;tiscns offer $500 reward ior NM
pe.rators Of these cs''ncs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

WASHINGTON. June >. senator Cock
rel has resolved an answer from the
commissioner ~ internal revenue - his
recently published letter. concerning
thr character ~ duties performed IN
internal revenue employees. Commits
siunrr Mason denies the frequent state
rient That The salaries ~ store keepers
ard thr fees for CANCERS form portion
N the expense incurred bv the United
States IN Ire storing os distilled spirits.
The salaries and fcA.s ~ these oilicers
are part N ,he expense incurred 10
The collection III internal revenue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

DIS IosNES. Ia. June clarence
q. Wilson. IF burlington. superintendent
~ the Iowa lines II the Chicago. Bur-
linvton 4 Quincy. wa. washed from the
railroad track al Drdlsr. Wapel'o coun-
III. ~ sudden wave in the Dcs Noincs
river and was drowned His body has
no. vet been raenverel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

FlKr 10 the famous Birtcnhcrr silver
mlne a. Frixfbrarn- bohemia. "a the
might ~ the 1iss. caused the death ~
ls1rninr- s1f-r1tinn or drowning In
the waiter pumped ia % extinyuiah the
fanles. ~ 80 ~ the 100 man enFioye,I
III IT, rnine. Fuur ~ . rpScuinr party
cf eight were caught Nv q rush ~ fame
frurn q siiic gallery and despite the 81
fcrts ~ their erraPanions. perishcd in
their tracks. their friends being com
reisd % lsars them and fy for their
llvI4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

HESEr W. CASSox. Of the Chase M
ticnal hoax os New York. has accepted
The apPoinrnrnt ~ commissioner % the
irrernario1aI monetary conference
There viii ne eve commissioners. bat
il : stated that only one Will Be- from
New Work
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

TEE coal owners and coal miners Of
Du-ham- England have agreed 20 ac-
c~pr the o-<er II 1T Rev Brooke Foss
We<txurt. Bishop Of Durham. - act as
mediator IN the settlement If their
diricuItieS. This l. considered sure
Indication that the differences between
che miners and their employers will
spcn be arranged
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

TEE unvei1in- and dedication Of the
so-li<r~ m1numenr WAS the great event
If Decuraricn day al Rochester y Y.
The crren,nieS were participated in BY
Gov Flower and President Harrison.
and SECRETARY u War EIkin~ and Hon
Trxd D0urlz< were among the guests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

THE Psarv relief party. in charge Of
frpf- Heilprin- will sail from New York
for - Johns. n r. On June .. The
departure for north Greenland will b.
made on the Kite from st. Johns on
July - The vessel carries provisions
SUFFICIENT 10 last rwo years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

Tine monument 10 the unknown VIC
tins II the -reat hord was unveiled AZ
Jchn<rOwn- Pa O the s1st- Addresses
werr made BY Gov Patti<on. ex-Gov.
Beaver and Flood Commissioner Ogden.
The monument : Of granite and T. sur
rrunded b. three figures representing
Path Hop and Charity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

- British house ~ courmons took
tn = unprecedented course. on the slst.
az refusing 10 adjourn over Derby day.
The motion % adjourn was defeated ~
= rv-e ~ rs 90 - Members them
selves who had voted against the adj
sournmear seemed surprised at the ~
&r-I-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

n CnAEIEs II. PkEKHrR<r and wife
szilct from New Work for Europe, on
lhe Isl On the Germanic The rever-
eni reform<r will spend long vacation
IN the cpnrfmenr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

TIE Gillian congress was opened in
Santiago on the l<r- There were no
disorders. but ample precautions had
hr~n taken % prevent any erneute. and
this may have checked the maleontents-
President Ncanr P-reesie,i 70 the con
gre<S hall with large military escort
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

ghe Property Destroyed ~ tho F1ee1 u
the Ms-<i<~ir1i and ~ Trihussries. from
ka..sas CITY. M. "a Nov Orleans Will
Aggregate sSo.ooo.ooo. and the kna
Has Not Bsc>n Reached Yet-Sart"us
Losses sum married.
NrNrnls. Tenn. June s.-Now that
tho great Hood has about passed away
In The south. the following estimate Is
made az the losses occasioned ~ the
high waters. n losS unprecedented IN
the history ~ floods:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

TINS estimate DIS not lnTlNfE sag
nation in business among the mcr-
chants AL transportation lines
s conservative estimate ~ the amount
az damage caused by the loss from the
high wrtcr. from Kansas City 70 New
Orleans viii reach the enormous figure
Of $50 Upo n..n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

The Condiston ~ Trade Thr...n..
Country - shown ~ 4. Il. 49,. ! Ne
Weekly Review There & some A.. .'- 80
meat .eneraiiy Owing To Hrtssr ~ 1919,
nus the Cold and Wet Tim.
west tntcrsere~ With nu~in~~- r.-. ~
larry IN the Inundated District. ,.
urcs. ktc. AZ
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Notes or tho Hebrews.

His reported In the H,Lrrs Standard that large n nm
bers OF almost destitute Russian Jews have recently
landed n. the winter ports OF Canada and have come
from there to this country.
The south BROOKLYN branch OF the Jewish Alliance Is
making u special effort to the funds needed for
tho advancement Of its work The Bruoxlsn Jews have
been less LIBERIA IN charity than those ot Saw York.
"Ths Jew; Past Present. AMI Future" wa. tho
theme of the discourse Delivered IN Temple Roloph
Rholom by Mr. :, 5, Wise who encouraged is hearers
BY his language about the pro. Of the jews In
this country
project for the srttism, or 800 Russo
iies Winnipeg has bcea brought before the London
Russian Jewish Committee, II provides for u com6iuA
ton Of railroad woTS with farming.
Among tho lecturer. tho " lectures provid.
cd by the Jewish Theological seminary are Rabbis
Sold. Kohu, Jaatrow, PERSIA Menies sehne-bergsr.
brakeman. Jnrob De Sofa Meude-. an Mr Morals
The H,br,r ni"Ii~f maze, TINS rlr"us and cutting
remark, The reason why Rahh la Job Joseph writes
In Hebrew is because h, snow! TIA: tn. American.
trained rabbis cannot raa tia. language"
The Russo American Jewish Agrcuitur,l Fund Asso-
citation recently organized III this city, mast procure
large before carry on, its projects Cor inducing
Jewish inning rants to settle down as farmer.
The oldest aud strongest Jewish mutual aid frater-
nifty this country Is the Order BnaI Brth Aspecia
meeting OF the Grand Lodge win be held next mont
for the purpose OF taxing action upon certain hnAncA
questions that are greatly Asitating the ordsr.
tho opening OF this month there we're 100 patients
many applicants for admission to IT. Every Tuesday
papo rscttAs singing declapaA,ions, and humorous
diAiassss By q soelsts ef js wish lAdisA
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satloa.


From Ce Boston Journal.
In that new world toward which orr feet arc 81
Shall we md aught to make our hearts forget
Earths hoely Joys. and her bright hours OF blisof
Has heaven n spell divine enough for thisf
For who tho pleasure OF the spring can tell
When on the leahess stalk the brown buds SWELL
When tbs Ernss briEhtens and tho days grow long
Aud little birds break ont In ripping songf
oh. sweet the dropping eve. the blush Of morn.
Tho star.lit sky. the rllstling helda OF corn.
Tho soft airs blowing from the freshening seas
rho tec ked shadows OF tho stately treeA
The mellow thunder and the falling rain.
The warm. delicious, happy summer rain.
hen he grasH brightens and tho days grow long
And litte birds break out in rppling songi
oh. beauty manifold. from morn till night.
Dawns finish. Moons blaze. and sunsets tender light
oh, fair. familiar fenturea changes sweet
or her revtving seasons, storms and sleot
And golden chains As start the whees through space
From snow TO roses and how dear her face.
when the grass brightens. when the days grow LONG
And little birds break out In ripping song
Oh, happy EARTH Oh Home we'll beloved
What recompense have we, from thee removed
One hope We have that overtops tho whole:
The ope Of finding every hanished soul
We love and long for daily; and for this
Gladly We turn from thee and all thy bliss,
Even " thy loN eliest. whom the days are long
And little birds break out In ripping Rong.
CELIA f1Axs1A
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Foreign Military Notes.

OF the 1ea.31S recruits OF the German army aud
navy in 1901, the percentage Of ilitera cy 90.
against 81 In 1876. 80 In 1882 and IL in 1887
Emperor william II. will attend this year tho ma
neuvres on the Western frontier OF the Thirteenth
Corps twurtemberg) against tho Fourteenth tBadenL
and those Of tho Sixth Corps (Rheinsnd against the
Sixteenth Oothringen), and Afterward viii hold .
grand review of all four corps. Tho Fifth Bavaran d..
VISION whose nrst brigade Is part OF tho garrison OF
Metz will participate In these manGuvros
Austria's military maneuvres this year will be .
grander scale than those In tho waldverel last
year. whom about 10000 men were In tho field Four
army corps with unusually large bodies of cavalry at
tached 30 them. viii operate in Eastern Galicia
with captive balloons held telegraph lines. bicycle
corps. and all other apparatus OF the most modern
warfare. IT'S expected that 5000 or no 600 combat
ants will be engaged.
Enslands fast cruiser Grafton 10 expected to de-
velop speed OF 20 knots and to bs sb TO ssam 10000
miles at tenknot rate. She will have triple expan.
sion engines OF ~ 900 horse power ana will carry two
e2-nch ten 6Incb and sixteen smaller rapid IRE
guns She viii have also four Whitehead torpedo tubes
The protective deck the engines magxine. &C. Ia
Ave inches thick. Tho cruiser has vertical armor
Her dimensions Length. $50 feet; beam 10; Depth
rs feet inches
According to the new military laws OF the Turkish
empire the Turkish army on war footing will DO In
creased shortly from TOO 900 to 1000 OoO mon With
this prospective increase hiss come the necessity FOR
arming OF the su!tans soldiers. Cannon for tue
artillery will not DO ordered for us proba
bly, the army has 1000 large guns Only alb )ut 400
Of these mounted and ready for the field. The
equipment Of the other 100 will DO bsgun at The
Turkish cavalry stin has Winchester cnrbnes and VIII
them for short time Tho Infantry has 100000
Henry.Martni rides and 220OoO Mauser rifles Of 90
m,l!ime.rss cslibrs An order WA placed in Austria
short tme ago moreover for $50 600 Manncher rifles
Of 7b miilinetIes calibrs Tho embarrassment that
would result In the ned from this variety of weapons
has led tho Ministry Of War; with the sutans approval
to resolve to have the 100000 Martini rihes altered
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fee! the slow. soft shadows In the room.
And through the curtains ! can family see
Tho patient face that was so much to
When life and love and hope were In their bloom:
Through all the mist through ell the deepening gloom
II gszes down In mild serenity
A. n TO make M gentle as may be
The echons pathway leading to the tomb.
Oh Mother. let ms grasp thy hand while yet
Ny eyes can see thee; lot thy lps touch mine
Thy cool hand trembies and thine eyes are wet
The tears wesp tears Of Joy divine.
] have pain, ! have no grief nor fear.
And death sweet 10 me while thou art near.
kssros ksssss envzssos.
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ConisE, but Not Sudden.

From tie Atlanta Constitution.
Oh shs good time 10 a-comn' you hope to see Is
start.
Whom the sermon and doxoogy won't be 40 far apart;
An the man with tho collection won't strike piece
o. tin,
An they'ii get . man to glory without whippin Of
him in
II will be with rs soms day,
For We kinder hear II hummin';
But irr mighty far away.
An its mighty long s.comn',
on. tbs good time 10 a.comin' you must meet you
When the once with alsn,ern will 90 looking for the
And tho man, when caught. and taken by whirlwind
of surprise,
VIII his friends forsaksn and resign before he
diesl
II viii DO with Us some day
For we kinder hear II hum min;
Hut TIA mighty far away.
An rs mighty long acomtni
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Until June Comes.
From tho Post Erpreas.

<FOW tHe f'os fI1pTeo.
Havs you heard the song humming
"spring IN coming spring 10 comingw
For the robin has been noted;
lie has registered and voted.
Winters passed-we'N soon go Haytngl
Dry KoodS stores are all displaying
Such limo Of summer thinguma.
l.Aces, lin"ns, lawns. and ginghRma.
Yet, oh buffers. friends, and lubbers,
Don't forget to woAr your rubbers
Gentle spring brings gentle sloshesi
Wherefore cling 10 your Raloshes.
Spring 10 coming. flower iEtentioned,
Winters fled. as have m ontioned:
Hel give this word OF warning
Wear your rubbers every morning.
Wear Them evenings, and endsAvor
To forget to wear them never!
Put them on her Cinderelias;
Also carry both umbrellas.
Though We boast like brnsh Goliath,
spring 10 coming winter fiyethl
Yet wear r;bbrrs. wear them always;
And n neods must In tho Railways
Some one ese's you may borrow
And return them on the morrow;
But till June comes. dry and CHEEKY,
Wear your rubbers, Honey Deary
W. u. ELLvAHon
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Free Thorouehfhre.

Free ThorouEhfare.
Prom ns Springfield Reps,atona.
In hollow trees
Live white wIs. chtpmunks, bAtA and beeA
II were a chipmunk, bat, or bee.
I'd PACK my stores in an empty tree.
Under the ground
Ants and beetles and snakes arc found;
And troth, the snake with n leathern skin
Needs a cellar to hide him In.
By the brooks brink,
SPLASH 20 the beaver. mnskrst. nina
Clssped IN n douhlet close rs he.
A beavers hut were the place FOR ma
High DER the rocks.
Lord Of his watch tower, dwels tho fO1.
We're more fleet than tile west windh
I'd have staircase steep a. hia
OF nose and beak,
Tooth and tail. II were long TO speak.
Every creature much admire
Who lives IN winter and needle no hrs.
Whatsoever any ono meets
Has rooted his chamber or pavsd his strsstst
Yet OF all their Wits. not one. you see.
HAs learned the secret OF lock and key.
DonA RkAD 0oopAiA
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Ballad Or the Hebrew Children.
Nom N%dA

where are the Hebrew Children now,
Wh9 crosse, sac. asy..hod through the deep Red Seat
Where Is fair Eve. who made so free
way over In the Promised L,andi
Where ia Moses, toupa in |. sloash
ny Phnraohs daughtert And where ID shsf
III M f Eosz invi..S RSeI IN ~ T. ss.i =, n.y..
A And SAMSON sam he Of n. IRON hsnd'
AND ma, whsF: Il NJ h, v fIS%,ss I.ns
t. y III. III
70 the tanning sword aSd from Eden
where's Uncle Noah. who .ailed bis scow
AnG Where s is JOB. who VIC S %od no, say
way over in the Promised Landt
wn. JaS, p, r ,sb her
And wise Ming solomon. ah, mo
Way over in the Promised Landf
wh.r. arc tn. H.sr.w Children who
FED. Ike drops Of The sun un' kissed dew IVY?
Melted away IKE the lat years .n"~'
Gene f, ,nn sonE S IN the Iftsrsto%
People who GO below Grace Church xno.
11sss; x.n ststsssH s. Ss..:seEssaF oo
And solomon. kAtzenstein Bro.
And Lazarus. Ltc!tenstein kiew,
And Adler. schianRenberg 4 May
AMI Sagels 18th. Zulrf. and Rot hschild. too;
They're mostly in business along Broadway
They're buying and selling the slipper and shoe.
The sock and the bustin and butterfly bow.
And various hannes OF crimson rue.
And suitings at prices remarkably low:
There's bankrupt sale when business 10 slow.
And shirtngs they collar and cu6 and slsy:
lido on = car Is enough to show
They're mostly In business along Broadway
Why should tho Hebrew Children 70
To promised land wnen they might ~ well stay
And collar the rolling plaster here Lo.
They're mostly In business along Broadway!
J. p. =
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Nom Ns Boron Courier.
Within the room that soft hands daily dress
With all that speaks OF love and tender care.
And near the easement. where the RrAsssweee Ar
Ste ais gently IN, with drean,ieat cnress;
sit in letters which my 9ol hath wound
About my lmbs, tho heavy chn,ns OF paint
The door il guarded by HIS angels twain
And sit. weak and helpless and fast bound
and Love nrr those that guard my doo9.
And Patience cuunsels mo to walt and pray.
All but tho flesh II spent with suifertngs
Patience IL hard but Love- ne'er heard before
hispers within my ear. I. Fear every day,
For my sake. only that which each day brings"
MAUD KALprInsou.
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The bird OF Hope.

Going through the Park hear thy cheerful cong.
Sweet bird OF hope. song sparrow. Atthy leisure.
Ere other birds OF spring come with their treasure
Ere robins clear. and biackbrds harsh and strong.
And busords meek. in thictets yet DO throne.
Advance guard Of the spring thy dainty measure,
Though wintry Winds prevail. chou singess viii
pleasure
The coming bud and leaf and flower all In thy sors
Sing. little teacher. to encourage us
whom the March winds are chilling 70 the core:
Who see spring nor evidence OF nowera
All. could we doubtful days sniiven thus.
A. thou dost on yon sahem branch 20 boar.
Our world would fuller BE- Of happy houpi
RpvARp D. CalAnyA
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H.-A Words for tho Te... Ladies'.

<VoNS ns 0Ntreaeow Nffa
To paint the face and make the paint portray
4 shape to lead some ANXIOUS man astrny;
To trace with lead eyelAahes fading fast
That mako with golden locks . strong contrasti
And on the surface Of the hardened face
To leave the print of softer. better grace;
To tinge the check with rouge. the hair with dye.
And make cosmetics preachers to tho eye:
Such Ia the tract which now tho gauder sex.
Attentive listeners WOO; Rilded text!
But when the wide waste comes that year, bring On,
Aud Time lays low his scythe to all that's aown.
We look to see what MAS, TO hnd II naught.
And beauty false 10 slain amid tho wealth II wrought
RopRRf 0RlAruousn