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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
BEST In THE WORLD
Cicero r. HamIIn's New York
Stock Farm.
HOME or xAMsRlso KING
And OtasT Great Flyers - As. HamIin's
Team VIII Try 70 Rsdu<s ths Three
Absszsx Recosd.

Many noted horsemen viii come TO
she August meeting. bal the greatest
NJ them al viii De Clesro I. damiin OF
Buffalo. y Y. The Hofssmsn's 1890
cianon expects alm aud Il notElng hap
psns he slsi Dc present Mr. hAmlln
has unques1onabls dons more IN the
interests os trottinx than any osner
man IA Amsric.. HE stables and
track AZ hss New York stoek farm are
tas hnsst that noney eau maze There
Is not . detail left uncomplete that
could add N any ssy 70 tie usefulness
Anc At tbs farm be de-
votes much Of nis time to
overseeing and managing the training
OF DIS magnificent string OF troiters-
sif. Hanlhn % totally unlike Mr.. Bon
ner- IL 10 the lAttsr's ambllion 10 own
the tas,est trOttsrs n the world, out ne
eanaos De called . developer o. horse
resh. He prefers To waIt Until q horse
has made . record or 81 least gwen
promise OF being a dyer, toen ne Guys
nm and adds hin 10 Dis supsrb string
OF tFOttels and PAGERS he cares
nothing bout horses for racing pur-
posss. he simply wishes 10 own the
Fastest aud best horses N the world.
Bat Mr. Hamin 10 = breeder and
ira ner OF horses. He Is an ardent
stsdent OK pedigree and all breed
iug on his Farm - the result
OF careful consideration OF the sinking
qualities OF both s.Ee and dam. HIS
farm = tho nons OF Ma mbrino King.
probably sne most beautiful and hes.
bred s.ailio0 ia tue world.
Mr.. HamIin - as much . patron Of
racing q. he 10 II horses. and mas done
mueh Ia elevate trotung % Us present
level. lie = driver himself an! may
nsenL 10 give al exhibition. His
great team, Belle Hamlin, Justina and
6iOf.e will sttsmpt 10 lower the record
OF 2;li, gong THREE abreast, or else
Belle HaHiin and Globe vii attempt To
lower their double team record OF Ais.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

CHICAGO, July l5.-Today's races al
Wash nggon park:
FIRST race, .nree-fourth mlle-Red
Banner Won, QueeG Enid second
shadow third: time. 1915.
>etoud, tnrec-to1rtns mlle-knighI
won. Natalie second, Hoo shell thir1
time. l,l54.
Third, one miie-Sym pathetic Last
won. GARCIA second, Eugenia third
time, 1851.
Fourth. one and one-fourth miles
Ida Plckwlck won, Patrick second
OrmIe tbIsd; time. 2;09.
Fifth. ne mile-Rival aud Forrest
rsn dead neat, Prince of Darkness
third; time. ISIS.
sixth. oae mis-Torrsnt won. Re-
veal second, Ella Shipmaa third; time
ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

The chisAgos Slar in the Second Series
With q Loss.

The ChisAgos Start in the Second Series
With . Lose.
BRooKLyx, July ia-Brooklyn and
Chicago bsxsn ina second series of the
national league championship At East
srn park this afternoon with an exclt-
ing eleven inning game, IN which the
home team eventually came out aneAd.
The game had some very pretty plays.
bat the batting was light.
BrookiysI o o o o . o o AS 8 l
chie4go--0 o o o o % , IA /
WAsHIsGroS, July lS.-Wild throws
by GARRISON, thinner aud Chllds, give
the game TO Washington IN the fourth
inning today. Both Garrison and Kill
leu did good work. The latter how
ever received faultiess support. For
questioning Q deeision. Captain Tebeau
was fined $500 and ordered out OF the
game. The uDpire's action Was wholly
uncalied for aud u met with sounds
Of leers and condemn atioa.
s gsssl1s;on.--S 9 s5S5qS 81 I :
BALTIMORE. July l5.-Baltlmore put
up the best game OF bail today they
have played on tue hom. grounds this
year. ASIDE from the rirst inning their
play was superb. Ward and stovey
made their debut with the Orloles and
distinguished themselves. The errors
by Ward were due 10 nervouness IN
riFst inning.
Baltimore . 0 Q o 81 o-s
Cincinnstl--.2 0 o o U 0 0 . o.
PHILApELPHIA. July l5.-Philadel-
phia opened the second season a. nome
tnls afternoon by defeating Louisville.
The features were the heavlng batting
of the home team and catches by
Clemants. Delhanty and Jennings.
louisville: u ! 1929 III
Attendance 800.
NEW YoRK, July l5.--The New Iorks
opened the second championship series
this afternoon by playing an exciting
Twelve AIMING tie game with Pittaburg.
Ess xS:.5slSsS5ss Ssh Ssh
BosTox, July l5.-Nicho!s was wild
today and the visitors hit him with
ease. Boston could do nothing with
Gleason.
Boston o e-s 9
Sc. Louls........-s l 8 o 5 I'D %
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$3.50. Detroit and Return. $3.50.

Ca account Of Baptist Young Peo-
pies convention the -. G.. III. Il NJ
hallway company will cell tickets 10 DE.
trost and return a. ssngis fare, good GO
ing July - and IL, sna good for return
81 late ss August Is. providing ticket,
are deposited with secretary railway
ASSOCIATION at Detroit.
SIDE TRIP tickets viii % sold from De.
trost 10 all points IN Michigan, also Il
Niagara Fslis, Toronto aud points wes,
OF there At one and ons-thsrd rata
selling dates 10 10 10, good for returr
uatii August Is.
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DETROIT

DETROIT.
July ls-ls-20-2l-22. Return 90. 500
BAY VIEW,
July ll-20-return August l3-$o.75.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
July l6-l7-Return July 24-sl7 so.
DETROIT,
Baptist Young Peoples Convention,
July l3-l4-return July l9-S4.50.
Limit will be extended TO August !;
if desired. GEO. DEHAvES,
Genl Pas. Ag't.
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wher. ne Drew tn. Line.

Kind Hearted Lady, have nothing
to offer ysr. my good man, except the
half Of cherry pie.
Tramp somewhat stiflySMy teeth
are not as good as they used to be,
ma'am, and my tine is valuable. Morn
ing, lna'am.-Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

II recently performed four marriage
ceremonies in twenty minutes" re-
marked the Rev. Dr.. Thirdly.
That was at the rate of twelve knots
an hour" added Miss Flyp.- League OF
the Cross.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

Benevolent Man (to tramp - Why
don't you wash up and look decent
Tremp-Because. sir, self preservation
Is the first law Of nature. read every
day in the papers of men who are
drowned while bathing.-Pharmaceuti-
cal Era.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

winners OF Events IN the First Days
Racing Before q Small Crowd.
Hursoatr. Mich, July iA-The 6rss
days racing OF TIE y. W. A. r A. re-
xstts was not success ss regards at
tendance; hus a small crowd witness
ting the rsces. A strong wind prevailed
oil The afternoon, nasSiaa fast t'Lae
impossible. Toe coarse Vas three
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

DIRT Wino Very pure and old
tWs U"V strictly q medicinal VINE
90 cts. quart. IS cts. pint. White 4
White, open all night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

II Lee can't make your watch and
clock keep time you need not 10 any
where else with it. You will find him
at B Pearl street, near the bridge.
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Young and Midd|eAged

yerves. DEBILITY. vevvess wessrs.sss -
cutting from early iudlserefions snd erc.ss..
OF rnsnbeed. everserk u the hrsin. Impss,-s
fresfmess Of some ethsr diseases improps.
use Of Instruments in sssainsfson sse tre.s
rnent 81 sefst ether sesses h-recftssy ~ess
ssss. ETC.. 80 isst rsshoca. fnporenrs
bArrennsss. fns5l ~ a. roisect s1ea- o. re
member word au-4ng CONVERSATION, MA M
ths saferer ssss eouheence ~ every eae. ewes
ftfps-st ssss rs eertssuA gerry sse sryssss
about sftsuhss that Bestf ecne Sometimes
cssssaz batsepsy. oftsn e&usi * iueAnIts enc
fern Of Deafness. Psraysis ss-ves
s. .rs
Hesg Disease. snsssary 20 esneees pss. ses.
etc
This eis><ss vsts 81 fs ecnpsiesrsn. !.
s~sss eeres ~ nh. : CLAY TofB. nc xn.rn
Divtsion ssrevt-reers ]. > kne ssrsse Rapids
Mich.
nns1ssssss
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The greatest worm destroyer on earth
10 Dullsm's Great German Worm Loz-
enges, only % cents per box. For
sale At d. L. Scribner's drug store.
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Keep your eye on Kettle Falls
Keep your eye on Kettle Falls.
Keep your eye on Kettle Falls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
BEAR LAKE HOUSE,

CLARION. MICH. A. MYERS. Prop'r.
The house has been thoroughly renovated.
Good Sample Room aud a First-c.Sss Table.
and only one mile from Bear Lake. one OIL
Michigan's Finest Summer Resorts. The pro-
pr.etor Is lately from the oil regions of Penn
sylyania and Is well acquainted with the
wants OF the travelling public. Rates reason
able.
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1 an;acI mandolin orchestra At Hart
IousVS mans every afternoon this
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Rupture IN seruium cur1l

Our fffe tcr IVES rursf - bnrtuge n
serefuu ~ Ds. Ciss Toas y kevtt p<vtEoo
street. fs-sno tspids kieh We 80 - -
tresass Ssssnis ~ss zi~sys IL - rpncs Du1A
snd cried 81 tbs tine. tnt 49, r,s faptn>< -
sDesf sna Snfr - ard pay.
JOHN FE1rH
hik1s. helm rEfxe.
f~ s~~s pssss - ssane Esrsds. nsh
ksrth IL s8sz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

"Eb'nezahr'
"Ma'am:"
"Is yoh bin hookin watah Mullins fun
de mahkity
Nom"
well. maybe yoh didn't. But doan'
see how yoh am gwine ter prove an abb
fur dat colo. "-Washington Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

lnn G. r. Ice and Coal company. Tel
wv ephone l59.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

| iIif3 the popular Perfume is al
IiIsai the rage. Sold only by Whit,
A White.
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uony the mandolin orchestra after.
ibVut noons at Hartman's.
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Keep your eye on Kettle Falls.
Keep your eye on Kettle Fa!ls.
Keep your eye on Kettle Falls.
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q. r, & /. r. Il.

What 10 the reason you don't go to
W"os Hsrtman's for soda water and
cteannsp
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81, mach Troubles Cured.

Pains In Stomach. besctiss wine.
Raising water. food or gas
Pains before and after eating
Constant pains 80 ssemacn
Old or young people cured
DysDepss cured.
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
All stomach troubles cured ~ Or. r. asv
Todd. once No. Is North Diylssn street. No
stairs roore and 4. Grsnd Rapids Mioh.
consu'ancns free ~ be once of b. lett.r
Medicines cent svervwhsrs.
Gel &C write. tree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

Mother-Who is that young fellow
who is calling on you now?
Daughter think he intends to be a
minister. He said he wanted to take
orders.
Mother-Huh! ! guess he's looking
for q job a. waiter.-New York
Weekly.
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Keep your eve On Kettle Falls
Keep your eye GA kelIls fsls.
Asep yo2r eye 90 Kettle tS.is-
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MandnIin orchestra at Hartman's
UluhuVsiu every afternoon this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

LOW RATE EXCURSIONS!
VIA THE
Chicago q West Michigan
AND
Detroit Lansing 81 Northern.
Rates quoted are from Grand Rap
ids. Correspond!ngly low rates will be
made from all other stations on these
lines.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

Reason' Beecham's Pills act like
magic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

1 low inc of imported sailors at
n UV" !stsO Corl. Knott & Co.'s.
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| can get ham and esgs os sssak and
eggs every Sundsy morning at DixOn's.
One VINO has besa there.
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White & White Keep open ale
goods Al low prices deliver promptly
open all night.
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Grand lunch at Anderson's tonight.
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y him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
ARE You ALWAYS SLEEPY?

Do you Get nr nirhts.
Can you control you- urfnss
j. there pein Ia your backf
Or Nervous frcssrsttear
Or Nervous Debliityg
Or fmpetenerf
Aus inclination 70 Paralysis,
Evef had Rbsumstisfns
IL Stomach weak7
DO yog fesi warn enff
Is there sens 81 % gonenessf
fsins in hack OF hsadf
Are yea aressfHii nervesss
Net enough OF toe rzaca uriaes
Does u art to arsnssss
Does 10 smart CT burn
Is there weight % pressure IN lover part Of
ABDOMEN
Does ysur ur4re settle,
Briekaast az eaessy aspess,
Hew lonx thls ear
harfisa or ssnglss
Aesaf VI IT sses
Then cali 90 ar. ;. Cay Teaz. Ne a xorsa
Dfvisisn street. Eeon 4 ssrsnd Rspgax Hies.
che sfse famous Sfecss tss Fhssieasa wke IL
ufsne az stess tFessfal coupssfats
Almost svery ts~s. ~ city, ss hetskesyScea
. TIE pnise4 stases eaa sesss Fl ssss fsssnsr
safer vko hss BEEN restored se perfect heath
ssa nsahsea saa weassscsa ~ E,r- : Clay
Ieas ia the lsss - s-~f< Be sesas nsass ass
esery~asfA
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harmless herbs, hence rs effects can
never De injurious. WY. then, take
nsaseous pills, osls OF cstnsrtics that
constl pate
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Keep your eye on Kettle Falls.
Keep your eye on Kettle Fails.
Keep your eye on Kettle Falls.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
They Were PopuIar.

The mandamus of the McEnery
faction to force Capt. Soape tc
give them representation at the
polls on next Tuesday WIS set
asida by Judge Taylor and the
prayed denied.
That Of the Leonard following OF
the Republican party was sus-
tanned on the trial thereof Thurs
day. The defendant then appealed
and argument on the same was
fixed for yesterday.
The third party also caught
the fever caused doubtless from n
chirp by small McEnery BIRD
and went into the mandamus bus
mess too But they were Just n
little too loose in the matter and
were turned down for their pre-
cOciuusncs5. For further partic-
ularl rs TO their intended course.
consult the Shreveport Times; it
is managing all theae side shows
The Progress., 1892-04-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real
estate were recorded this week:
John Caldwell to Mrs. Mary 10.
ranger, sale Of onc-bnlf interest IN lot
II. block =, for 5l'0.
samuel Brysou "a Mis-. !. ". Quiu-
tero. sale of lots, for 500.
w. Il. Bradford To Mr'. !. ". Quin-
tero. sale of land. for s1Si.
T.. u. IIeTndou 10 Thos. Kelly. sale
Of lots ? and >. block >. fOr 500.
T.. B. Herndon To VIM. Keith. sale
OF onc-third interest in lot :, block Il.
for 50 20.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
Easter EEercises.

There will be a very interesting
series of Easter exercise at the
First Methodist church to-mo.T .TDw
afternoon, beginning at 3:3O
O'Clock. conducted by the Juvenile
Missionary Society of that demon
ination. They will consist Of reci
tations and singing and other in
teresting features of entertainment
consisting with the teachings Of
the association. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all who would
like to attend.
The Progress., 1892-04-16

On last Sunday evening the 81
james W. T. church tooloroil,
closed q two months royjyal -cr
vicc. with good results "a tine rc-
ward FOR it4 luhur- There woro
I2t converts aud ~ rcrlama-
tious from u back Sudden state
and a general touing up among
the membership. This was manly
brought about 10y the hard work
Of the pastor Row & -. Shallow
horn, who however desires us 10
return thanks to Rev. j l.. Pierce
and J.. +. Jackson pastors of our
First and Mission churches aud to
DIR. +. T.. Yoakum, for assistancc
rendered
W
The Shreveport Times - in n
bad straight for heroes, when It
attempts to make ono of J. y.
Houston. and we viii suggest TO
that journal that it is working in
exceedingly rotten timber. There
are many Of us who doubt Hous-
tons Democracy and bclievo that
he il only allied with that party
because 1t Is IN power
W
The great and only "whtc su-
premacist' is in bad hands at the
present moment, and ~ m great
danger Of having his reputation
on this line badly Eollod He
needs tobc saved from his friends.
To sco Wagner Bro uico, fat.
dressed meats viii caG." ypu TO
buy from them.
~
What docs Mr. j. II Gll'Iprd
want Does hc gain anything by
in splitting tho Dem
ocrat party and striving 10 put
the Republicans in power Il
would bo well for the real working
mon who are following his lead to
If there is a hug under
the chip before they move further
with him.
~
The Progress., 1892-04-16
MARRIED

r..ru Auwn' On Thurs
'av. A.ur2t lS92 at th'ra-idenee
If Mr. and Mrs. G. Lu""'Hi. Mr.
!ohn Brscim and Miss i'''/ia
lndr.rla JuaticoC. -. Hicks o.i.-
ciating.
with thcrr many 's'e"dr Tho
Progress cztcude earnest c''Hr'tn-
iaiion- with tho mop" tbr' thelr
Iiycs may bo SO hll"d with bliss
that their hearts may ucvo' aaow
sorrow. but ihat their day may h'
ns hy the eo.t.mng m
Gnonc, Of their itrpf h'auleou'
Italian skios.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
TIE POLITICAL MESSIAH.

IA Beacon light 20 Oer Renrh'.I
Saiabooj
J'a NcEuory faction vm'
cinm.r~ to represent tho TN. .ut
only Democracy or Loul-iauy. ,.-
until Recently. boon drifting, or .o.
court uf tine luck Of chI.'.u
who Was hroI AMI born % o..
faith, and whose conception of
what constituted u Democrat Eg-
80 gaultlcss that his argument
could not bc rcfutcd. But th"
darkness Of uncertainty and drJi
poutmout did not forever hover
over their camps. for with the All
vent of April There appeared op
th" horizon Of their hopes. u l"ad
or To- the manor born, ono who WAS
10 provo u VERT ihlo messiah I"
IonJ them INTO tdo light OF knowl
edge Nud who could teach men the
doctrine of Democracy. This rad
iutor - Nr. W. T. Ford whose pc
n,
I,,'
49,
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The Progress., 1892-04-16
Constable Sale.

No. ISL Dr. ltn.dIll Hum va. ". w.
Lt''rrii'; We. Gsj, Merchants aud
Farmers Brui. IS. II. " Gcycrctte.
Nv Nirtu" of wrus Of G,Ir facins is
sued tu ne. ~ the above entitled AMI
numbered suits. 10y Hon. y. T.. Garter.
JuSIc" of the Ionc" fur Fumth Wprd
81 'addp punish, Louisiana, ! have
seized aud wit sell at pubic auction
~ the mont door of the cour, house.
~ 'nddo parish. Louisiana. hctw. ~
ia" legal hours ul sale, on
SATURDAY, MAY u. is,2.
the following described property. fn
W.T.: L"t - ten acre lot .. with buiIi-
luIs hud improvements thereon.
terms 0i -al", cash Oh the sput. sub
i'"t - HpprHison,ut.
G. ". KELLY. Constable.
tptil Q. 1897
The Progress., 1892-04-16
SherihS Sale.

No. 1903 Louis GTuu"wald X 60.
Limited. vs Suc Godfrey aud lIu-
bnud.
Uv virtue of A wit of fiori rncias. is-
surd ont of the First judicial Distri't
Court ~ aud tor Caddo paU-b. LOui.-
iaun. aud tn me directed. I hHN"
s,izod aud VIII sell nt auction - th"
Ia-tnud high"st bidder. between th"
lr.-nl hours of sale. on
WEDNESDAY, APEIL 2s, lso',
the followiu- described prom riy. to-
wit. puc .luu. forms of salt "u-h
uu The spot. subject 10 HprrtI.ou"ni.
JOHN LNkf. Sheriff.
The Progress., 1892-04-16

Anyone desiring GrFt-class work
at reasonable prices, IN the print
inc Of all articles used Ivy the gcE
eral public, from n visiting card to
a newspaper, would do well TO call
on TUr pEOGRFSS.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
Hsardnra Wnntah.

\ fow young mon desiring board
~ prlvat" family. ON Market street,
convenient To- business center, can
obtain same 10y calling at TUF
rroGrrss oHic" fur further wfor
mptIOU
The Progress., 1892-04-16

The following was sent rs 10y
Mr.. Walter $. Douglas, who as our
community well know, was sent to
the penitentiary from this parish
under life sentence. On the
poem we make no comment, leay-
ing to the highest tribunal. the
public, the right to Judge Char
ity, too, prompting us TO more
readily commit it to the populace
without that critical examination
which we would have had right
to make had we have desired to
assert IT,:
TELL NE, MOTHER
Mother what ia that building. SO
lonely aud still'
It's walls have turue1 gray, from
III" sun and rain;
Tell me mother FOR will be restless
The use of those walls youI eN-
plain.
That : the prison my child. where the
wicked are sent:
They are shut out from the world
10y the old gray walls.
Where all the days of their life IN
sorrow is spent
Thrc is no flowers in there. no wide
spreading halls.
Like our own home. child. where we
50 love TO he;
once had n friend. young. hand
some and gny;
But alas, dear child. he j. no longer
free:
I'm chains b." was bound and carried
away.
Mother. why was he bound with -
chair;
What had hs done To he treated soy
He must have b,eU awful. that they
could not refrain;
From causing our friend such misery |
8nd woe.
No. child. hr was not So bad,
lie only defended his imIcrl.d life. |
From one who was desperate. maj.
Aud now ne is enduring SORROW and
strife;
Though hope he'll be released. and
then
When the law and the court.
Shall pronounce him pardoucd Of his
sin.
Hen return home TO the city Of
shreveport.
w. : Douglas.
In relation TO the above THr
PRoGREss wishes to join the mother
in the poem OF the hope that the
prisoner will soon be pardoned.
hat he may Join his dear ones at
nome. not only a free man, but a
'ltlZen as We'll.
Walter Douglas, we have reason
o believe, is truly penitent, has
ieen the error of his ways and has
Known Just enough of convict life
o make him appreciate the differ
nee between the honored man
md the felon. and will, we fully
,elieve, from his well learned les
on, make a useful aud upright
itizen of our community. Hence {
We hope that his bright hope. the {
of liberty given by a I
ull pardon, will soon be realized I
nd enjoyed. u