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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-20
THE BANK Cali

WASHINGTON, May l9-The comptroller
OF the currency has called for the report of
all national banks at the close of business
On May IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-20

No pimpie, spot, or hlemish disisures
he skin preserved by CUTIcURA SOAP.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-20
WESTERN GAMES.

COLUMBUS, May 19-No game; rain
TOLEDO, May 19.-Game postpone
rain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-20
WICHITAEAGLE
Lhhographers, Publishers,
Printers, Stohoners, Binders,
And Blank Book Makers,
job Printing.


Job Printing.
One of the most complete Job Printing Offices in the
State. Letter Heads Bill Heads, Cards Catalogues
Price Lists, Premium LISTS Stock Certificates
Checks Drafts, Book Printing, Etc News and JOB
Printing of all kinds
Lithographing.
All branches of Lthographing Bonds Checks
Drafts Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Cards. Etc We
have frstclass designers and engravers.
Engraving.
Wedding Invitations and Announcement Cards.
Luncheon Cards, Calling Cards
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

Hunt up bali hundred forcsful and in
cisive sd iectivcs, suitable for description
OF Sublime and Inspiring scenery, then
take a tsip TO the Grand Canon OF thc Col
orrdo, and you will throw them aside a
being inadequate.
The worlds create - wonder IN the Grand
Canon Of the Colorado river. in Arizona
Yellowstone Park and Yosemite tsks sec
opd place, Niagara Falls - dwsrfsd; and
Lhe Adirondacks seem like nssrs hills.
compared with the stupeBdoss e5ssuss
ard heights OF the Grand Canon
This hitherto iDsccessfbis fs:inn has
just is-eu opened Tor tourists by stage line
IRON FlsgstHff, A. T.. ca The trsnsfonii-
Mental highway ~ the A ]. :. j. X X.
The Yonod trip csD be psds comfortably.
quickly, and 81 reasonable sxpsnse
Nearest agent II SaIssz Re route viii
quote excursion ratsn. On application. Ala
illustrated psfnpbies II IA preparation.
fully sieseTibing the rsspy Lsantses Hid
wonder. 81 sbe Grand GsaeH- Write go
q. r. Nicholson. q. T. h 4 4. a. J. K :.
r. X r., Tppeks, kzp. sr J. j EJFus,
Asst. Pass Itsffie Agr.- CBics.g, Tor flee
copy. which will bs na4iisd sksn ready for
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

MRS. PoTTERS HALF FINISHED coIFFURE-
the curve OF the neck. English women
of the aristocracy generally hsve lib
eral supply of their own hair and do not
require the addition of false twists 10
any great extent. | have rarely been
called upon to use any false hair IN the
coils AT the back. but more often fad it
necessary to attach fringe OF chris TO
the natural growth in front over the
forehead 1t is the custom among all
titled women when going 10 grand bali
10 employ a hair dresser. his skill and
taste sometimes contriges a complicated
style that has no artistic precedent OF
any kind The Princess of Wales. for
instance. never wears her hair in the
Grecian fashion because il IS no. becou.-
ing to her. Therefore ssis has a styie o.
her own which very few faces can carry
successfully"
''What IS the rule FOR wearing the hair
at Court entertainments
IT is generally founded upon the pre-
vailing fashion of the times. allowances
being msds for the hairs.reSssrs judg
rneat upon certain complications wEicn
are suitable 10 the face and nsasl Of the
wearsr- For young ladies the Greeisn
style Is mos. becoming On Court occa-
sions delicate tulie veil Is isssteIe1 with
q ianaoad star. sun tiara or cornet OK
diamonds. snd other yaiaaoie Ornaments.
generally heiricouas IN the family, - tie
crown of the coifrre, while IN fFssaf
three ostrich tips are set dropping 4 bit
over Ehe fringe OF curis. These plnne.
Aze usually white. sometimes Dase bus OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

natural foundation one can erect rs
graceful and artistic couture as fancy
may dictate. And tue whole wig is
made of human hair. too. went on
into the fog and wondered no more at
the frailty of my sex when / thought of
the many odd and fascinating scalp. that
had been presented at Court this year.
individuality in hairdressing among
professional women, especially actresses,
has become great fad. The Divine
Sara" still clings to her frowsy, reckless
style. and she has even ad led to it's
Oddly this season by crimping piece
about as long and wide as your hand just
back of the bang, which, when taken out
of its fat hairpin, stands up erect in
front like wavy feather. No one but
Bernhard would dare venture such an
I'm becoming style. She is very safe to
keep it as her own.
"Julia Nelson, the beautiful imperson-
ator OF ''The Dancing Girl" at the Hay
market, introduced the Evangeline
part and wave of classic circles.
MRS. Langtry is doing her hair most
unbecomingly. thick, crimPy bang
falls over her forehead, while huge old
fashioned waterfall reaches almost mid
way down her back This she evidently
fears will tumble down or of, for she is
constantly arranging it, much TO the dis
comfort of her audience.
1T was my pleasure to Fit next hrs.
Potter at the theater very short time
since. and find she has again started =
crude fashion of hair dressing which her
beautiful face can well stand. The front
hair is divided on either side almost half
war back, waved, and as any woman
would twist it around and stick long
tortoise shell pin in before arranging the
back hair. so does she. But she leaves
the front in this crude state. while the
back is arranged in large careless coil
which trembles at it's insecurity But
Cora doesn't seem TO mind it. Antoinette
Sterlings strong almost Indian type
of face. is markedly indIvidnsiizei by
parting the hair decidedly on the side
IL is then drawn straight down. almost
covering the ears aud worn N a careless
coil at the nape of the neck
Individuality IN hairdressiug is pleas
ing when becoming. but extremes which
irritate the ere are not to be forgiven
even IL artists.
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An Inexprrieanrd Ynuth.

Married Man-And you are engaged
to Miss Blsnkie9
Young Frierd-Yes. ! watched her
whole day On q railroad train and be-
came 50 Interested IN her that fol-
lowed her up, got al introduction, and
now re are 70 he married.
WAS she travelling alone?~
''No, she was wish her mother. and
her kindness 10 her mother IS what
captured u.e
..Brt. gee Wilkins, old mar. she'll
20 on hejag kind 70 her mother. ~.
Y Weekiy.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3.-CATTLE-Receipts 200
SHIPMENTS $50 Market steady. Sales: dressed
beef and shipping steers 80 lu,qI 5: COWS and
heiers VI ia@S ", Texas and Indian steers 81 25ts
W. Texas and Indian euws 81 4JCl2 ID stockers
md feeders Il f5@s 20 HOGS-Eeceipts 7icg shiit-
ments go MEr%ei fairly active; seauy u &c higher
Hanged 50 O9.a5 IA bu k S. a0<e5 -. SHEEP-i e.
relpts 500 shipments "a Coed muttons and lambs
were In demand and firm; others weak and neglect
ed. lambs az ,0aJ D.
ST LOUIS Nov. 3-CATTI.E - Receipts 400
shipments i@n Market easier. Natives steers
- ODa5 o. Texas and Indians 81 4e@3 81 HOG
0eceip,s 200. shipments 500. Market active.
deayy 50 ld95 To- packing a aitt5 80 light IS uQ6l
"a ShEEP-iieceipts 40. shipments StN Mar
ket steady. Natives 80 Uu0al So
CHI Ago, Nov g. A TIl--IeceIpts IS Hll SHIN
menls d0 Market steady to 10 lower. Natives So 20
80 ~ Suckers II d@5 uu. Texans 81 t5O4S o. COW
~ utG2 b, HOGS Hec-ipts % tU0. shipments $500
Market active and ic higher. Common 81 o. 40 p;
packers 50 zNe5 40 butchers s. 45Sj to- light rs ID
as a.. SHf Et'-neceit,is sGhl shipments 3Jk Mar
tet lower Natives 25Ca4 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

The fscr bad been passed Oh the coz
dnctor q. half fare rates. and later the
os.iciaI saw hira Ia sea- by himself
and began 20 talk yyi,b him
Hos old are yogi, ss.nays'' be asked
Ten years ose. SAID tlae b9y.
Aren't goa rather large far your
aCpF
Marie ] an On train, bat ain.
on ssore w5as ;sse Ambiguous answer.
and the conductor ie. kjxa 2.ooe-Ds-
s,r1ss E~e~ o<>~A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

Vow s. the VERY l~=; Lime known Ia
" icEsia 70 est your gt.erIs~ ts~p~fszl oHr
regular ctssring ale - DSss gsihz oss AZ
pfsc-~ oeYsT beard 81 bxfcFs. We l.ass
large let ., fh~ frssJ t1skss q SsTsr
t,as ssA.es All sht- s~ass,ls sssssssas kie8a
fail f,sre~ II first ess-z wet assu. We so
,s~ssFr-ftssss 30 Gear sat 50 tssss sse,cE -
ftiFaAe Tcoas for AsU ss~ss-. So rsf
at4ss give them assT sfss sbrss 30 1bE
Is4sxln. bu; sts-s yog rssa ga tsss t<ss
sv>susn~ write blsaks sa8 ysss leez-
auag On ;sse sail f.sr - costs ssF fs,ss sal
dor. gstaszutssd II = she text tAsES g
,o1xAing J. a. HsSa9.
10 20. - y AAskst a.
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A,l,iretn Nesners.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always he pssd :or children ieethin... j
soothe the child. sefieHs he gums. ailsy~
all pain. ctsrpS wu,l colo. sud IS Are
best remedy Ter aiarhoes. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. lsea py millions III
mothers So4ti w4biss
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.r.n Train for " chs, reer,...

Wichita to Chicago without change %
cars via the Great Rock Island route.
] rave Wichita at $50 n. m. and arrive in
Chicago next morning at s;l5. Free re-
Ginning chair cars. Pullman palace sleep
ing cars. and elegant dining cars on ;tis
train. w. Ii. WisBsRT.
City Ticket & Passenger AEent.
Wichita, Nan.
JOIN SEBASTIAN. G. 7. g. +. A.
Chicago. III. dlH u
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thder III. lead &c per lire per 'isY.

Parties having railroad tickets which
they wish to dispose of can send same TO
w. ii. Baker & Co, railroad ticket brokers,
Manhattan hotel. Wichita. Kan. fn*n
hers American Ticket Brokers sssocia-
tIon). who will allow you liberal prices Zee
same and make prompt remittance.
dlS0 iss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

swss ~. ts.~ sss.4szsss sf4efEse ssssesF
~. slsertsst lie 80 ~ ssssl- - - nslses
No essst=e Il ears q go kssss b~tsesa
y ssfsssas assa ~ lxass s5usr issfF sssurs
fsamsxss = Assi5fs aEssi S.n ) pfA s.Bfy 80
sss Ms@s.sssa ssz4ss& s@isNese I8zE taSssS
ef.sse ~ Easf Uou--Ss As&. ssss =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

WICHITA. Nan, April -. 1922.
After thoroughly testing the 3ehr Bros
piano along side OF one of the oldest AMI
best kuowu liga grade Instruments ! caB
fully recommend Is meeting every X
ouiren.nl of a strictly .iEsi class iiissuo.
uIotf y w SICkNEG-
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HOGS.

Hog receipts were better and there was
considerable life to the market. Both
packers were on the market and sales were
made readily. The market is strong to 5
cents higher.
REPRESENT SALES.
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LANGTRY's QUEER NEW STYLE
write book on his varied experiences,
and he replied that he couldn't afford TO
ruin his trade By destroying a charm in
women that most men believe to be nat
ural. Better fool 'em as long as you
can," he said very sensibly, and Iagreed
with him. He was something Of his
torian, this hairdresser. for he told mo
that the Greek warriors were the first to
first assailable feature, and he referred
to stone frieze from the Temple of
Apollo exhibited among the antiquities of
the Athenian sculpture in the British
Nuseum, and representing a. battle scene
between the Greeks and the Amazons in
which tho Athenian heroes drag the
Amazons to earth by twisting their long
hair, about their muscular arms.
1t was this knowledge which produced
the Grecian style of headgear, for then,
as now, it was, species OF couture built
in curling parapets, spiked to the top
most curl with various descriptive wea-
pons in tho form of Greek ornaments that
10 uldu COui0 oSlLo W1Gu lMpuultys
Fashion, which in many ways is leading
society back into the pretty galleries of
past styles, has taken a stride from the
present century into the age of early
Athens, and in London, as in Paris, the
prevailing fashion Of dressing the hair
for ladies is Grecian, said my instructor.
''What is the style OF hair ressing
used by the Court DANES in Englandp |
asked.
"The Grecian couture. of course, is the
most popular" he replied although it
is not becoming to all faces The best
reason can assume for the prevalence of
of this style is the fact that it shows the
shape of the head and poise of the neck
better than any other fashion. With
some ladies have found it necessary TO
dress the hair higher or lower in angles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

The Cnsgralsss restaurant "a &c fsi2cy
20 Los.d. Evsrsfhss2 s~ss ssd asst etsss
Try dinner sa~1eT Ssseia4 Ezs-s 10 ue~klT
T. ss1zrs. - S0sth ASss- ait-tf
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Kansas CITY Pr dnce,

Kansas CITY Pr duce.
kANSAs CITY, Nov g.
FLOUR Unchanged. Patents AZ 5RG2 g. extr,
fancy 81 sta2 . fancy 81 u5z 10 choice 81 90er2 90
KIM 81 7jGg2 10
HAT No 9 red. 666Hf7c.
tOkN->o. = mixed :e}lsGI54c
oAIS-No msxen. nc.
Bl TIEl;-Jnchanse0.
lGGS-SteGdy.
Enthusiastically. Young America lOc Kansas
kaac. ~
HAY-Firm. Timothy 81 90. fancy prsirie S. O0es
tUL
ELAXsEED-steady at Sc on a basis Of pure
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Nov. g.
Following are the closing quotations.
GRAIN-tar lots on track.
WHEAI-536p55c.
tORN-I elbow, DC
OATS-23c:
HAY-Ealed q cool 50 per ton; loose "a C0a5 &C.
GROUND COkN-Chopin car lots, s5c per luO
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per 100 bounds bran
sacked. toe per 100 pounds
iLAAsEED-C5q1U nc
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Take stage a. Noble for Teeunassh. Iss4t
sSd snor:ez; route W&s SBEAEEf-.
AsaS.sf.
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LOB -AGE va L gfssD Y BEsfNAf-fs
II pHgs. - soz LA se2see zss- o. sz.i 8
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sress1 sxz4ssssyzs. - zss.s. Ksss~Es
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stkStf
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re~s sssasas .ssa ssts4E =ass p tbseS=a-
~ asss sssrsfsa ssz p ezssEs
-ls,ss ~ eosress j. Las t's,s5. Ser,
Ks -
Los. >Gfz sIEkfs fszFs 5aaEE ~. ESx
L asa szse FeFs- fasz - - s-asfs @sf- SSts -
isssg ~SfF-s Af.PFsTE.B4 S8ssJ. =. fs2Ess.se
s~sl-f--sl g4s@. fses fs1eT n-sszss
ss.s ss-r Ness ss-s.s ssfas $50 = - s7l43z Ei-
sssss ssaen< ~ tssssEx ~ ~ tssszssz fas
f,aa 81 = gs-s sssssEss i q O ram.
g.sfss srsr. eE-<u
Is,E @AfE ISIS = ~ : ftst B1-t - X
r as4 Ez4EzsS~ $500 $50 g Hassszs
"a r.sses eoS ~ s-sszs zz-s A-sses.-- a. rzs
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New orr Produce
NEW YORK. Nov. &
CoFFEE-Spot Rio steady. Mo- 1850
tuAh-S1endy. Standard A 5-iesl-l6; gran
asted 4 i.-lGs =,
ToTToN-Ma firm midd.ins SIC, good ordi
harry Csc
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
/.

NhICa.,O NIs iH .ilu frodtfce.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5
Wheat Higher
Corn Unchanged.
bSis-St-tdV.
PORK ishrr.
Lard i.her
IheleaG-ns futures ranged as follows:
!" HEAT November .U5ac. December &c May
&c.
.uRN-Neyember 4I9Sc, December 4I5ss Asc, Nay
OATS-Novenl5e: 90. December 2liSc siay sst.c
Fohh-Decem6er ST. 6s'e. January S..
Cash quotations were follows.
WHtAT-7tlec.
tDttN-4la.-
OAfS-spi.c
hNE-5lc.
BAILEY falss4c
FLAX-sl igIe.
1INCIHN-si So
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iCENDEI &c MN.

GsesiGence l.a. :. Market Residence rs y Naca.
-GeinsR Physicians ara surgeons
Oeire * Y Main ~. hosrs $40 n .3gii - =
m Chronic tti>cs1Sss fsi0afe 1i>ssy-s and ts-3s-
a. specially. All SURGICAL operations per- or NJ
a a.
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4 i.~a i.,Act ~IIsoe .l',s at.a ~ s,t~e3 rso
Iass<u.e. St-iseaa SerIssE iUIs- las nj
NJ d. NUfsbsFSh. d. T.
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ARIiCLssS
New ork Money,

New York Money.
NEW YORK. Nov :
Money on call easier al 596 per cent Closing Of
cred al per cent.
Prime mercantile payer Sie6d6 per cent
Exchange firm al s. SSs4 Tor sixty-day bulls and
- sS4 for demand.
TOTAL sale OF stocks today $500 shares.
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The quotations mere presented are TO give IN, the
shipper idea of The general range OF prices ne
Sarlous classes and grades sell WITHIN the va
these quotations. acc oIdng 10 the quality o. oiier
2ngs and the state of the daily markets. these quo
tations are only changed when there mas heeM ~, u
permanent change in the general nhrkei ne
representative sales should referred To TO get the
daily fluctuations. -,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA Ffouucc Market.
WICHITA. Noy. 3.
tLOUR-Highest patent. 81 20 second patent.
15; extra fancy 81 to.
BUTrEH-first creamery 2sc: other grades. POO
2ic
EGGS-l9c.
hon LTKY-Roosters. 81 5Ga2 60 per dozen or 30
rer pound; hens. s2 Ul@2 % per dozen &c per
pound spring chic kens 81 15e2 50 per dozen 71sc
per pound; turkeys. ftaSc per pound. DUCKs-te.I
II %; mai srd 81 70 per Dozen Noug geese. &c pe-
pound.
POTATOkS-Choice. s5Ceg5c per bushel,
APPLES-s4a5 20 per barrel.
tOAL-Anthracite. SlI So Canon City. s60l; Weir
tlty, 81 5G froltenac. - as Pittsburg. IL SO ll-
aois. So W. McAlester. s. o..
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Trans marked Tins siuily
ForIrNEST NORTH ANn EAST
Train No. az. Kansas CITY express. runs solists
Kansas City, has Chair service.
Train No. tii CONES direct from Galveston and q
through. hicagc train irsy Wichita stil:tfs IN
and arrives ia Ceies,.e tiie next 'iay AZ s5
Train No &c hae FREE reclining chair Ia ran
Cky Pullman 10 kaia>sas City.
FQriPNENT SssrTB sSpwssT
Train No sus. has Pullman aud rlasrcaes-
Train No {tLl las ;hroi.sil chair and Pullman
car % W. Worth md Galveston
Train No. +is has reesintu: chair tsr from kansas
City aud ste;s Il: Wichita
S!iy fnion Iiesei Office Cor AaV and lst street. an
lnon Passenger Station corner Douglas AVID Sh
avenilcs. W. - HTIflsoC6. D. p. 4.
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Brief Mention r,s..,.,
Hogs strong to five higher.
Cattle receipts light.
Stockmen seem to be waiting for the
election to pass before resuming business.
Following are the shippers who had
stock on sale today:
j. B. kell, Clearwater, hogs
Cliff Bros. Bluff City, cattle and hogs
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, hogs.
Z. Neal & Son, Pratt, hogs.
Ratciff, s. b., Cunningham, hogs.
o. Z. Vail, Mt Hope, hogs.
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F|NANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, light: Hogs 81 l.
Shipments: Cattle, none: Hogs, none.

WICHITA, Nov. g.
Cattle receipts were very light and Dnt
little trading was done. The Market TO
mains unchanged, sales today being maoe
1T steady nrices
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EOR SAIE-Reni Estnte.

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Essz Dos-zl@s sIsz ~
fsoF-S Al 1f-s.G5faf5 ; fsgoN COTTAGE t3ss TffE
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elseAp II. hHigssss - >ssfts sssss -. dc q
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ON THE SANDS.

scrambled down to Cornish perth
When the tide ebbed low on tho golden
strand,
And idly dreaming wandered forth
Ger the lovci stretch Of sand.
And It seemed Us paced the yellow plain
Kissed by the blue Atlantic there,
Like picture of this worlds pleasure and
pain
And of mans small journey here;
A page for the print OF lifc's progress made
by tho agccss sea for tho sons of men
Who labor and dclvc like tho child with his
spade
For the tide to level again.
Here tho boy builds castles with ramparts
bravo.
Daring the storm from his turrets gay.
And the ocean sends him one laughing wave
And washes them all away.
There tho youth starts forth and his pride
awallcs
At tho thought OF an untrod world to win,
Till he finds that each needless stop he takes
Has troddcn its record in
Then tho man crcs: This is wildcrnessw
See, he searched the sands for some ves-
tigc human,
Till he found Il footprint whose way was his,
The small, light step OF a womanl
Then look what change in their gait and
pace,
From weary trudge TO q lightsome spring.
AS onward together the smooth sands truce
Their rhythmical journeying.
Hero once, IL seems, for awhile by theirs
The tiny fcot OF a child ALT,
But squall must have caught them. unawarcs
And swept them away with It.
Yet forward ever those footsteps go
Der furrow aud ridge still sidc by side.
Sometimes faltcring faint and slow,
But always out towards tho tide.
Stop! here they severed awhile ;-and look
How they tried, with tears, TO blot the trace
In yain;-we can write in the sands great
book,
But only the sea can cfrace.
And Ut last the Golden bay is crossed
To the ripping uiarsc OF the shadowy deep,
And the footprints OF their lives are lost
In tho oceans purple sleep.
Losts But Is there no further Shore
No new found land Of our later faith?
Have they walked Tie waves like Peter Of
yorc
To life transccnding death?
we ask. We have asked through the endless
years.
And prayed till we fancy our prayer is heard,
But the ocean smiles Mt our hopes and fears
And answers us never n word.
Pail Mall Budget.