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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
that tract OF land in Chatham County. Georgia
Immediately south Of the extended limits OF
the city of Savannah, known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more or less, bounded on the north By
Estin Avenue, east by Waters Road, south BY
lands of Barstow, and west by lands Of Gen. A.
r. Lawton, as have made a contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend to apply to the
courts for specific performance Of the con.
tract ]. H. ESTILI,
SAVANNAH, Aug. 80 1888
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NOTICE /
OFFICE Cry MARSHAL,
GAuANsN-Au a. Eah . 1909

SAVANNAH, ca Feb. g. 1898. {
THE City Treasurer has plac ed in my hands
L executions against all parsons who are in
arrears for taxes on GRoUlfD RENT Lors for
1898. Please call and seJtls The ordinance
will be promptly enforced
ROBERT J. WADE,
City Marshal
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MEDICAL.
No Household Should be without Ii.
MY Only Family Medicine.

u have been user Of Simmons Liver ReRu-
Iator Tor many years, having made IL my own
faniy Medicine. My mother before me was
very partial to it / find the Regulator very
tate ana reliable as a Family Medicine, and have
used It Tor any disorder Of the system and found
II 70 act IKE charm. have often recon-
mended IL to my friends and shall continue to
% So Rev. J. NJ ROLLINS, Pastor NJ. E.
Church South, Fairfield, Va.
tS There is but one simmons Liver RegU-
lat0F.
Prepared by J. ii. ZEILIN q Co, Philad'a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-03
No Change in the Situation.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2-There is no change in
the senatorial contest in North Dakota or
Montana.
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TAMNIANY MEETING.

The Tammany Club will hold an important
meeting at Catholic Library hall THIS friday
EVENING at O'Clock. Members Jill p.ease
come prepared to pay dues. Executive COM
mittee meets at z: 80 O'Clock
WIN. BOHAN, President.
W. J. FITZPATRICK, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTCH.

~~~~~~~~~~---~~---~---~-~ ----~----~~-~-~~~
NOTCH.
Neither the master nor the agents Of the
Italian steamship LETIM BRO will be RESPONSE
bic for any debts contracted by the crew.
WEBER & CO., Agents.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. 81, 1898.
Mr.. P. S. FERRIS having resigned as business
manager Of the Oemler Oyster Company, all
communications appertslning to the business
OF that company should, for the present, be ad-
dressed TO the undersigned.
ISAAC G. HAAS, President.
NOTICE
Owing TO continued i'll health have THIS
DAY sold 20 Messrs. ]. A. THOMAS & BRO. my
entire business, consisting OF stock in trade and
good will
thank my friends and patrons for their most
generous support to me in the past and sin
oerely request continuance Of same with the
new Arm, Very respectfully yours.
A. H. CHAMPIONS SON.
W. D. CHAMPION.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON GALLERY FOR
PUMPING ENGINES.
SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. q, 1893.
Proposals will be received at office Of Clerk of
Council until 10 O'Clock NOON MONDAY, Feb g.
ing complete in place the iron and brass gallery
for pumping engines Of the city of Savannah.
Ca, on aud at the property OF the city, at the
corner of Gwinnett street and Stiles avenue, In
the city of Savannah, In accordance with the
plans and specifications on file at the office OF
Savannah water works, city exchange build
ing. JAS. MANNING,
Supt. Water Works
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any of the crew OF the Nor
wegan barks ASChLON, VENEZUELA or
NAVIGATOR. or of British bark GLER, as
neither master nor censgnees will be response
bis for any debts of their contracting.
A MINIS SONS, Agents.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

An elegant new residence on Park Extension.
modern in every respect, every convenience
necessary for luxurious living. Has only to be
unusually easy.
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REAL ESTATE DEALER.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23


IN the Efforts 20 prevent the spread ol
infectious Diseases there n no drawback
% difficult 20 oyorco.nb a. lho burial ~
tho dead IN thc ground Tho microbes
Of diaoaeo arc very tenacious Of Nc, and
they win remain with tho dead for a
period of 100 years Tho microbes may
die. but their spores or seeds linpo tho
vitality 20 live. and upon coming into
favorable surroundings they viii quick.
" develop. In digging mp old burial
placcs, scarlet fever. diphtheria and
smallpox have been let loose 20 that ofi.
duinica followed IN Quebec q smallpox
eridomlc followed the digging up q COM
ctefy where tho people had been buried
for OVER 100 years. Similarly m England
scarlet fever epidemic followed the 70.
mOval Of dead bodies FROM q country
parish churchynrd.
but occasionally epidomics seem %
break cut Ia the neighburhood OF ueui-
elorios without any apparent cause Oar.
win, however, showed 20 years ago that
carthworgns completely turned over ihe
soil Of every part Of Tho earth IN given
time, and now Puateur comes out with
positive proof that tho earthworms
bring up disease germs and microbes
from dead bodies buried several feet be-
low the surface. Those who die from
infectious disonaos are not only menaccs
10 their friends while thoy are sick, but
their dead bodies arc constant dangers
70 the public hcalth. y Yankee Blade.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

A hospital for incurnblos Il q very
noble and worthy charity. and am glad
that no prominent city Is without pro.
vision for this class OF sufferers. Iwiah,
however, that the brutnily descriptive
nAmo Of such Institutions couid DO ~
modified as not 10 contain the death war.
rant OF every person received within
their doors. "a place 10 die IA" Il not a
cheerful title for ones last earthly home,
and tho omission OF this reminder from
the official naino could 80 easily bo sup.
piled In the rules FOR admittanco that 70
parade II seems worse than useless. II
IL wonderful how little consideration
sweotons tho bread Of charity.
/ once visited homo for broken down
gentiofolka. presided over by q woman
who mad0 giving aud receiving alike
blessed. alluded thoughtlessly 70 the
old people as inmates" I'VE never
call them inmates" said sho in tone
Of gentle reproof. II always have them
spoken Of ~ 'guosts.' II makes 20 little
difference TO us and 30 much 10 them. ~
Kate Fields Washington.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Kind llrAs3ed Warmer who anid rsr-
baps tho Eurrown Were San Warped.
A certain eminent Clergyman, who ls
greatly loved for hia gontlonoss and for
bearnnce with offenders. recently told a
man that an experience Of he own IN
years long gone BY taught him the grace
Of ready excuaing. Whsn be was n boy.
ho was very poor boy, but ho had a.
ready strong theological bent aud was
studying hard during the winter and
working even harder during the summer
trying b get preparation for college,
10 wanted 70 be preacher. and the fact
that he didn't seem TO bo good for any.
thing else tended 10 convince him that
he had not mistaken his calling.
One spring he was entirely out Of
money and had 10 got out Of school and
40 70 work. Not being Rhlo 70 nnd any
thing 30 do IN tho small college town
where he had been studying. ths youth
call him Richard Vornon.-went out
among the farmers 20 SOC Il he could got
work from them. He found q man who
was very busy with his springs work
and In hurry 70 get the burrows plowed
IN big field for potato planting. The
weather was favorable for planting, toe
farmers boys would bo homo from school
the noxt day, which was Saturday. 10 do
the drcpping end covering. He told
Richard that ho might mark out the
Geld with the plow for the plantinR, and
" ho suited no might bo hired for two on
throo months. Meantime the fnemor
saw that the boy was very anxious %
stay, and that ho had evidently q very
good disposition.
80 tho young thcologlan went 10 work
with tremendous vigor. he did not stop
10 take breath until he had marked OF q
largo tract Of ground with deep burrows.
Then oamo HIS employer from hia work
IN another part of the farm and looked NJ
tho boys work and leaned up against tho
fence and laughed untn ho shook. The
potato heid had been scrapcd and seal.
lopod all over with the ridiculously lr-
reeular and wabbly little bitches which
Richard had turned. There was not q
clean, straight furrow In the lot. Tbs
ground looked ~ II an insane elephant
had tossed mp tbs earth. The furrowl
were OF all depths and at all distances
from ono another, Tor Richard had driven
The horse most Of the time at smart
walk, and no had been too much occupied
with keeping up and maintaining n pre-
carioua grasp upon the plow handles IA
DO Rblo 10 pay any attention 10 tho regu.
lnrity or cvonnoea Of his work.
Richard Vernon laughed, too. ns he
stood and looked over tho fold. fIo
wiped the sweat from his brow and
looked very anxioualy at his employer.
There was no chance for regular work
there, that was evident. His laughter
faded away, and thero was q certain
faint twiteh IN the corriors Of his mouth
a. tho boy snidi
II guess you don't want amy moro Of
my work, sirY'
''Oh. yes--yes, do" said tho farmer.
maybe 'tain't your fault that the fur
rows are crooked. You see, the suns
pretty hot today, and reckon tho heat
warped enl''--Boston Transcripts.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Saturday, April 20, is tho day marked
Ia all ancient calendars ~ being tho
one upon which Noah and bis family
quilted tho ark aftor having withstcod
the slogo Of the great deluge. The day
IL marked IN all nnciont calendars. ospo-
ciaily British. as egFessns Noae do area.
the nth Of March. the day upon which
Noah. hia family and their great floating
collection Of natural history specimens
set sail, being designated IN the sane
class Of early printed literature as In
troitua Noao IN area. "the day Of Noah'a
entrance into the ark" Why these days
were chosen NJ tho onea upon which the
supposed ombarkatlon and dobnrkaticu
were made are eniginas which tho anti
qaarians have not yet eolved.--st. Louis
uepublio.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Ono sometimes wonders nt the singular
lapscs into slovculy aud illitorats blum
ders conspicuous Ia nien aud women who
''should know better" Truo, they should
and probably do know bottar, but In
daily practice fow people riso very much
above the ordinary level Of those with
whom they always converse. A city
bred girl went to live In n part Of the
country whore provincialiama are tho
garfent coin of dally talk. Returning I,
few years lator 10 her homo. no one
would have supposed her 20 be tho same
person, 20 many queer little phrases and
downright forms Of speech. inologant
and lacking In good form. had she. very
susceptible person. picked up and adopt
ed.--lIarpeF's Bazaar.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Ara tohu - Surprised % niseoeef That
n a Not Az uf she Time.
~ hmi an otpsflopco today nald MIRA.
4uhu a. fllc broke On d lit Il her sony
bread lass ninht nnd be.fm dninlliy %
alp hcf csenm y nspungna
''fuu have 10 mnny." ! replied, "thal
\ ahould ~ no novelty. und They arc AL
miereAtlnw,' finished inviiiuriy. though
know nhould nsi the "oxperionco'
without thla lIttlo sop.
Mrs, 3plln fufn'ly nrChed her eyebrows.
IT wins q small enc. she went on,
~but 4 "a uno uf 20 InHHy sinliiar shat n
me % thinking nftefwafd during my
fi,in m fuNn."
waited.
~ wna y p shop near a crowded roun.
Ger 20 which vnmly tried 10 rtt accoai.
when ! Anw woman complete her pur.
FhaTes pay llrg fHonry and stand waiting
fof the ehanro. 7 rohought thls mn opnor.
tuniiy, aud ! spoko 20 hcri May Z have
y'iur pleec. please. - you nro tlroughY
Not until ! ana through nho replied
roldly, without even fnrninR her hund,
asd ahO stool there nearly five minutes
hnger betore parcels and colns were
handed 90 hor."
= sllink," replied, "sho was tels.
phone girl"
"ehc wna very diaobiigiug woman,
eertaiuly. eaid Mrs John. "and ~ the
elevnte'i station met another.
waa carving the joint 90 ! only
scowled.
II stood waiting my turn IN the line
zith two men before me" continued
Mrs John. ''when thiA woman walked
up and along tho limo and calmly thrust
hpEsoif before as all"
'Weil. isn't that what you cal won-
ans progrousf couldn't help inquiring.
IA was ono woman's progress ro-
torted Mira, John. ''and everybody hated
hsf fof IT,
Then she dropped her vohcmoncc and
became discOursivo.
IA was this double experience which,
o. 4 said, cot me 10 thinking. began 70
wonder when We aro 'lndiea,' II at i1i.
I'VE arc not certainly when we do
either Of theeo selfish and unjust things.
nor pushing sad Bcrambling around a
bargain counter. nor spreading our skirts
ever two seats IN a filling street ear. We
are not when Ia church or elsewhere we
are overconio with the consciousness 81
being better dressed than orr ncighbors,
nor whom we are devouring a BIT Of gos.
alp. repeating aud eninrging upon Il, nor,
indeed, whom VIZ arB ncolding the chill.
drou. qunrrcling with sorsunts or TO
garding, II wa arc boarders, our land.
lndy a. a poutral enomy."
Nor whcn," helped Mrs. John, ''as
last summer In thD mountains that
healthy young woman refused to give
up her big room over Sunday 10 accom-
modate four persons with no other shell
Ter. while perfectly comfortable single
room was ct her disposal. and II had
hoon In the bond Of her contract at low
xntes that she should occasionally, n
required"----
''No, indeed" echoed Mrs. John. who
was one Of tho unhappy four, II shall
never forgive that girl"
Then she caught my eye, and we both
hughod.
''it's no lnugling matter" she finished
dedantly, then or now. II Is pity
rather that there should DO 80 many
women who would ecotn not 10 be called
ladies who have onsy thin parlor We.
neer Of mannenB."
Aud said $50 IL ia."-New York
Times.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23


The All tho Year Round Bathing club
cf London was up 70 few years ago
quite y prominent institution ia the oyoa
Of sanitary scientists, though Of lato
years Il seems 10 have rclapaed into u
condition Of innocuous desuetudo. Its
meInbcrs simply pledged themselves 10
bathe Ia theBcrpontine river every morn
ing Ia tho year. Il iR hardly necessary
70 say that mono but the strongest con-
slitutiolls arc able 90 comply with tho
rules, but a sturdy body Of mon Of vary
ing ages for several years carried out the
obligations 10 the lottoT, and when Il
wna necessary they would cheorfuIly
break the leo before entering tho river.
Medical men frequently accompanied
the bathers, and quito number Of pa.
pcFs appeared Ia Tho medical Journals
setting forth the good aud bad elfects OF
bathing every morning before 0 n. m. in
running watcr,-St. Louis Giobo.Dclno.
cfnk
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23
Victor Biey cIes.


United states Land once, Las ,'ruecs, n. N.
August n 1888
Probate judge u dFalt % N ~, has nied notice
~ hie inirutiun 10 make fual proof on tho land
embtaccd In u. n. No. an1l Tor toWnklie pnrposes
y trust foF tho uso and beucht Of the occupants
thereof according 10 their respective nlefefin,
This land n adjacent 10 The town of Domlng and
u descfihed a. follows \. W. u, n. w. "a y. ~,
aud + = y =. 4 ssc, ~, Tp, 9ls r. 0 " THIS
plgof VIII De- made briorc The Register or Receiver
~ Las Cruces, n, ", on September 70, iesri
lie uanaa the following witnesses 10 prove
municipal occupation ~ ihls land the number o.
iuhnhltanta, the oxieni and yelne of the town I'm.
pruyemenls and tho date when this land wnn hrsl
used for iownalie purp0ses,-
l., =. browning, Israel Mayhoid, pasthai H.
ninlih. Jno W, GILL Walter q. Wallis, A. ID
Thompson, J. W. Poster, al Of Dom Ing, NM.
Any person who desires 20 protest aenlnsf the
allowance ~ such proof, or Who knows % any
substantial reason, nndef the Law aud tho roguln.
lions 81 he iniorior Department, why such prn1f
should not BE- allowed, VII be given ~ oppoftuni.
~ ~ The Hlufe mentioned time rnf place n cross.
examine the wlpsefaes Of said claimant. and 10
oHer evidence ~ rcbuilnl ~ thut suhniliied BY
claimant SAMUEL H. MrCfrA. Ksplsfar
First Publication August ~, 1888.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Territory Of New Mexico,
County uf Nfnlt.
To A. l.. WHiTTHfuNs
Neu are hereby notified thai I have cxneudrd
nnn hundred doliaTa 10 lnhor and lmpfagstasnta
upon the ksmefalau Niue or Lode in Cook'a Peek
Mining District, county of Grant, territory % New
hcAis, Ia order ~ hold said premises undnr fhn
provisions ~ aeciiOu 2iei Revised Statutes of ihe
United 1iAies, hainH tho amount required 10 hold
thn same for tho year ending December alsi fa1o
ana ~ within ninety days from the seftlen ~ this
nniicc, hrlng The date ~ nfnt pahli ailan thereof
duly 1, 1855 yuu fail or rnfuge 70 contribute yonf
proportion ~ eald exprflinfe na q rsi. owner your
Interest ~ said claim will hecuna tho property of
dos. 4. HT4KLeV
July, iasa
WnLLIAn n. WAtFoa,
Notary Public.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

In Scotland onco a drunken man met q
clergyman chasing his runaway dog ON
Sunday, "Tammas, said the broathleaa
Clergyman, II ann sorry 10 SEQ you = this
condition. But whistle for my dog. Ho
10 running away" Tanmns regarded the
speaker With gravity aud aaldi "Whustlei
I may drink whisky, but III no whustle
for ony dog on ths Lords dAy."-phlin-
dolphia Record.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

A customer ouco ordered q brace of
grouse with chips for party Of nine.
On my bringing them 20 table his face
was q perfect study, and no exclaimed
why, 1 thought they were as big as
Foeac.'
He then took mo ON ono sido and ex-
planned that he was unable 10 pay for
grouse ail round. aud finally they all had
grlii.-L.ondon Tit.nite.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

N. Colomblea. merchant of Paris,
had hin revenge on former ewoothonrt,
LADY Of Rouen, when he left her BY
win legacy Of $4,000 for having, sono
20 years before, refused 70 marry him,
through which," states the will, u
was enablod 10 live Independently aud
happily a. q bachelor. ean rranclsco
Arfonaut
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Mrs. Cunao--I advertised for a plain
cook today.
Dir. Cumeo-W While didn't you ndver-
tise for pretty ono while you were
about lfa--Tr.ttl.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Leo KIN ia tho only pope that ever
launtered down London'H famous Plcca-
dllly. Tho Pope performed tho feat
whom, ~ Mgr. Pocc.. no visited London
~ I0l0.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Don't decide that your Calarrh h hopeless,
simply bccaua you hnvent yci found cure
DR.. Aags's CAtarrh Ranaedg cures Just such
caeoe completely. iia propfietorr ollcr $500
reward for an incurRbloonse Of CAiarrh.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

1T Is said that Sam Rueglos. tho lady
killor, Is dcad gone on that pretty Miss
Green. Why don't you warn hcrY'
"Thunlss, 1 never play with matches. Z"
--petroit Pres Press.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

A census Of The great trees Of Cali.
tornia, the giant Fedwoode. reveals the
fact that there q even 1913 Of them left.
iho average diameter Of slo lot being 80
feet
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

\ was At q beach picnic that little
Dolly asked thoughtiully, Mamma.
they r.lt salt Ito the seal why don't
they Pot pepper ia toog'
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

n q probable that the great men OF The
past developed themselves ne their tnnio1
end lncllnnilona led. Tboy did not learn
all they learned because somo ono else
had learned Il, oven II certain branches
wefe . foragono oonclunion. and that
which thoy did learn they learned b..
cauao they felt tho impulse and The need.
u Il not the man who II just lilkooyefy
other man who holpa the world along tho
most, bat the man whose different train
Ing and growth makes him Individual
and givea him coiRn Of vantage that
he would miss II no won't slipping along
Just Ike 0very one elso.
Give The Backward boy his chance,
then, 81 that which suits him besl aud
be sure no harm can happen. Harriet
Prescott spollord IN Chicago Newa
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Az tho proper Functions, bu|lda NJ and IN
ylEpretea the entire system, and restores
health and strength
Aro you weak, noryoua and nillng. or % run.
down and ovbrwurhodl IIton Il win tfinn
you speolal help. ftu tha mothers flinnd. IL
les.ens paln and inanrue llis of both molhef
and child
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

Whoever feele y chilly sensation altar
warm pINnge and Experiences difficult
" N fogalninH her normal Temperature
should Try tho experiment of sponging
hornolf with cold wator whom aho lenyos
the bot bath aud so IL The slight shook
win not tono up the sisin and prevent
any subsequent chill --Iiarper's Dazar.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

line $3.50 snryey oip cayrying on the distance a.
4 Juniper Irfo ~ Inches Ia dAmator feet west Ol
llno fi3 feet w. corner ui frame houae laxlt n
ono story. 90 Il 10 corner No, location c0rner
marked rock IN plAee and mound of stone
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

All AN Ann
= lto Ffeu,aIe comn|aluisu Aid
WtHAufH ulnI nIhEa WhmhnY
hto a ui|aefF. tneFra fufaI. ~
Dr. flofrpN t1NofIia pinuf|ul|un.
For All me dofnnNaninnla. a|sof
dora. aud dlsnama peculiar lo tkl
1pN. ti|H ~ iht Gully remedy ~
errlA|u that n oon ~ enGlunlfad.
b ~ n evof iails 10 bancfIt uf euro.
Yun have your monoy hapk.
IVA q legitimate muiIrlna foY
woman, carefully adariod 10 hnf
delicate Organization, and navH
conflicting VITA nnv II her enndl.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-23

survey plh n, y. corner nf tho "Wehalerr min
Ing clalm, A, =, Taylor clalmant hoara =, ~ Q as
n. 1871 N. distant on line 2-a survey No bl5
3A1.p Il. 3. 80 y E,srem Tor NJ ~ survey No hti
Thnnce from corner No, ! survey No. Ms "Sur
price" ln6r n 1 9 I8' w. along limo / = sufsr,
No, gl6. 1913 r. 70 stone set N the ground mark
cd ~, nls from which tho n. ". CORNER 10. sur
bs
vcy No sis hears n. Me o. W inss n distance
Thence frolu ~ pe 911d seol north 30 a wesl ol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-01
Attorneys Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum" can be used in Any
State aud in any court. The most complete and
convenient pocket docket ever published, with two
inCsexes-an alphabetical. index and diary index;
shows at a glance just what date lawyer has case
in court; keeps complete record Of of the
Handsomely bound in flexible back, convenient
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attorneys
everywhere Price of Docket 800 By mail post.
paid to any address upon receipt of 81 07.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-01
ON THE OLD-TiME PORCH.

VIZ sat there yester even beneath the listening
vines.
Where still the nnornin' glory above the door
way twines.
And the nishtingales were singin' just as they
sang of yorc,
when first she said II love you" but now she
loves me more,
The same Old place; the rocker in which she sat
while /,
Half fearful that The stars would hear the Sc
cret in the sky,
Leaned her WY just little, and said: II love
you.'' Sure,
meant IL then, and loved her true, but now
love her more
The old days seemed 20 come again while sit
ting side by side
Where frstshe said she'd be my wife--we didn't
call IL bride
tolc her then: How sweet you are!" an felt
my pulses thrill
With All that sweetness close TO me-but now
she's sweeter still!
We talked il over, sitting there, near loves
OWE happy lands,
And once more felt the first sweet joy that
comes OF holdin' hands;
She seemed to be my sweetheart still-'twas all
just as before
But We clasped each ether closer, and We loved
each other more,
Prank L. stanton, in Atlanta Constitution