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can dispute. But Mrs. Dunlrirk Is a
cold, stern woman, utterly unfit to be
the guardian Of a tender child like
Annie. Let me adopt this little one and
rear her lovingly for her own and her
parents sakes. Lest Mrs. Dunkirk
should discover her and try to take her
from me, 1 will conceal her real name
and call her by my own; not even the
child herself shall ever know that am
not her own true mother until ! shall
deem that the proper time has come TO
disclose the secret will have al
necessary proofs Of her identity at hand,
90 that II her aunt should die leaving
her fortune TO the next of kin, Annte's
claim can easily be established. AL TINS
| I promise and will iulfll; only let me
have the child to care for and love a.
my own 40" .' Ia
"Well, to be brief about It, the lady
carried her point. The adoption papers
were duly made out, and before an
other day had elapsed Annie Dupont
had left the orphan asylum, never TO
enter 1t again. She was taken to the
home OF her new mother and given the
name of that lady-the name by which
she was ever after called; and she has
never known to this day, though shall
marvel very greatly II She doesn't be
gin to suspect 1t soon, that she ever was
Annie Dupont" .
Again Mrs. Maynard's glance sought
Miss Hilary, this time to encounter
Myra's eyes, full Of eager speculation
II each had spoken the Thought in ht1
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IT'S hard to reconcile
It was early in the afternoon OF cleo
ton day that Allan North returned to
K.
As he went up the steps Of the Glenn
emit house, speculating with consider
able anxiety as to what awkward COM
plications might have arisen there dur
Ing his brief absence, he was hailed by
Col. Dayton with jovial:
~ say, Mr.. North, you do beat all for
stealing march on peoplel 1t isn't
ten minutes since Warner was around
here with telegram from you, saying
that we were TO expect you on the 4:2O
train; and here you are. walking In on
us at three o'clock as II you had Just
dropped from the clouds! How did you
manage IL, anyway, man aliveP' he
added, with blank look. This three
o'clock train comes from due south, and
you telegraphed from up Vermont
wayl"
North laughed as he hurried on to his
room.
"I could reconcile that for you
colonel, II had time" he said, but
Just now cannot stop. Be patient and
II will soon be explained"
Waiting only TO make careful toilet
North repaired to No. 33 Delaplain'
street, anxious to get through with hi
coming interview with Mrs. Maynard
before Ollin, whose telegram had pre-
ceded him but brief time, should ap
pear upon the scene.
Allan North was In better spirits thai
he had been at any time since he begaI
: this investigation. Success had attend
ed his efforts TO trace and identify th'
long-missing heiress; and, though al
nndoubted source Of anxiety yet re
mained, he believed that, with this &c
complished, the danger that menace'
the good name of the family could b
averted. Further than this he scarcel.
dared allow himself TO hope; and ye
there was hope down deep In hi
heart, so closely akin TO despair that
sent the color from his face as swift.
as a summer cloud obscures the sun
Tight. when he entered Mrs. Maynard
drawing-roon and found himself Il
Myra Hilary's presence.
His entrance was unexpected and ur
announced, and he had advanced hal
way across the room before the two Ia
dies, who were conversing together 1
low, earnest tones over their needle
work became aware that he was there
Then, with noticeable lack OF col
diality, they both greeted him, and Mr.
Maynard coldly invited him to be seated
North was sufficiently annoyed b
this reception to be quite thrown out
his usual suavity for the moment
'I fear that l am interrupting a
agreeable tete-a-tete, Mrs. Maynard,
he said stifiiy, "but shall ask your IL
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no BE CONTINUED.
hham Violate.

"Evon the violet, that flower typify-
ing all that is modest, chaste and pure,
sometimes proves 70 be q sham,' RE-
marked she TO friend, as she fastened
an odorous purple bunch to her corsage.
~ always get mine ut q reliable place,
Otherwise you are apt TO be deceived.
You select a bouquet, smell Of II and IL
seems delicious, when after half an
hour in the open air all the perfume
has vanished, Why is this2 Because its
sweetness was not real, only borrowed
from the extract bottle. UnderstandT
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THE PARISH SCHOOL. ,


Two little nuns arc teaching school
Near by, on Cozy street;
Ipass each morning, as rule,
And now and then we meet
The humble house Is small and lowi
Its walls ore rude and bare;
And yet loiter by for. oh, ~ \
1t seems so peaceful there! ~ '
Inever liked to go to school;
Ialways rather play;
hated any kind OF rule,
And sometimes ran away.
But when pass that little door,
And breathe that holy air,
Iwant to be q boy once more,
And learn my lessons there.
Oh, little nuns, with wimples white,
And hearts Of purest gold,
Ny soul is troubled sore tonight
MY heArt Is growing cold. y o."
Oh, little nuns OF sable dress,
And souls OF drifting snow
Teach me the way Of righteousness,
a And I oen learn, know. JfL d s
ALBERT Bisciow Paine, In Harper's Weekly
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13

WHAIEBoYEs which have become bent
and fnisshapeh can DO made "asgood as
new"fbyb soaIsing them o few hours in
water and then 1ryinythern. 3 g
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13

y IN London tho experiment is being
tried OF Q robed choir Of girls s5ma sh
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CHAPTER XVIII

CHAPTER XVIII
Macd. :-Such welcome and unweicome things
at once
IT'S hard TO reconcile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVEf

VANDERBILT WESTERN LIME
.. The usual selni-annual dividends were declared
nv the Lake Shore and the Michigan Central
Canada Southern companies. II had been ex-
,.ad ON almost official assurances that the rate
Of dividends. at least, on Canada southern
would be increased, but these anticipations We're
disappointed. The gross earnings or the LAKE
shore were s23, 6S6519 an increase over those III
tho preceding year. which were at that tlme me
largest in the history of the company. but the
net earnings were not much increased anu tnI
dividends was s2S6.779. against s26s,s39 in lss-
and s47l47O in 1891. About $l.lOOOOV was eN-
pended for renewals and repairs, ana IL IS uil,
necessary TO add that nothing has been charged
TO construction since 1883. The funded debt was
reduced by S25OOOO by the operation Of the sinK-
ing fund. The following table compares Ine
81, ~ this wears business december csu-
mated with the actual results Of two preoed-
ing years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
CHASING pRrcEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
r, os,xc PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco December 20. 1893
RAILROAD DIVIDENDS.
Wednesday. December Pc m

Wednesday OeceNlUeT @V-r ILL.,
The directors of the New-York Central ana
Hudson River Railroad Company at a quarterly
meeting to-day declared the usual dividend or
~ ner cent The statement shows decrease
in gross earnings. and in spite Of economies IN
working expenses a heavy loss in net earnings
There was an increase in fixed charges in conse-
ouence Of added obligations and the increase
in mileage was evidently financial buroeh'
The surplus for the quarter after the payment
of the dividend was only s6S.14l against SoV',''o
in the same quarter a year ago, and $3.50 III
the same period in 1891. For the first half OF me
fiscal year the surplus is s26i,SoO. against sSIs'
s72 year ago. and S9SC5S6 two years ago me
i,ea c,a in 1891 and 1892 was 096 and 2334 miles
IN 1893 In the quarter the ratio or operating
EXPENSES was 6S.15. against 6S.lS in the same
pericd last year and 6S.06 in 1891 IL must De
observed that the earnings in the present month
are partly estimated and it is possible that the
actual results may be more favorable
The statement for the second quarter or the
fiscal wear for three years is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
Diui0en0 Notices.
6lnitsd States Mortsa9e Gompanp.

~ CrDAR-sT. NETWORK CITY,
December II. 1873
A. Ji,il.nl If THREE PER CENT the capital
cL -, ,h. c,uunnv has this day been declared by the
arI of Directors the net earnings 81 the last SIX
nrntbs paVab on and after January . 1871 The trans
Ter hooks close on Saturday. December ~ lss and re-
OPP" january - 1877 GEORGE W. YOUNG. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

No increase in distribution Of earnings W .Ia7
made by the directors OF the Mchlgah .t'o,
anI Csnoda southern companies although they
earned more than they did in 1892. In iac,' Ine
proportion due TO Canada southern was iarser
than before in several years. Inc loioNia3
tod connanieS for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
New ENGLAND Loan & Trust Company,

THE DIRECTORS of the Company have declared we
usual quarterly dividend Of two per cent, on ~. ."p pa,
p1vabie December isl NJ tIlr ,is
~ The Company No 100 Broadway. W. +. BARTLETT l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
financial.
Western NeW-YOrk & Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.

The unlersgrel the request Of the Board 81
i,-ccfc-s a. tho Western Ncw-York and Pennsylvania
ralroai Company and N-aYorE AMI Frankfort Com
noo II ne s.conl bondholiers undertaken 70
act ne Committee. for reconsruction II the Company
under plan aFro' mcnt proposed for that purpose
which boc;el viii protect all interests ana Pi"0e
the ars ~ me company q sound financial basa
IN accordance with the plan tine second mortgage bonus
with al unral coupons AMI debontures and convertible
and inconvcrtlLc scrip. mur' De deposited with me
cONTINENTti TRi ST COMPANY Of the CRY OF
New York al = VIII street. ;he FIDELITY IN
sUuANcr. Trust AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY IN
philadelphia N or before the 1st day Of March ls" 10
enie the hollers share in the benefits OF the recon"
strac,ion.
stocShollers In orlor share in such benefits must
within the Same time deposit thor certificates 81 SOCK
duly inlo-scl in blank transfer with the FlpEIi
INSURANCE. TRv~T AID SAFE DEPOSIT 'oMFNN' =
Philadelphia.
CONTINENTAL THI ST COMPANY for the bonds
deeures and scrip deposited. and transferrble rs GER
tincaes will issued by the FIDELITY iNS'fAN'r-'
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY for the GER
uncates Of stock deposited
Deposits also be made In Frankfort-on- Inc MINI A'
Amsterdam. advertised there.
The plan Will become effective upon n uepoS" VI
the majority Of the second mortgage b"nds'
ana the security stockholders urged TO He-
post their securities and certificates OF stock promptly III
order speedy and economical reconstruction.
Copies OF The Plan and Agreement be had from the
Secretary OF the Committee. or at the once o' e"e
Dated December l. 1893.
ISAAC y. sELIGMAN. Chairman.
" J. & W. Selignan Co.
GUSTAV r. kIssEL.
Of Kessl"r q Co.
CHARLES EDWARD BRETHERTON.
CARL JAEGER. ,,,
GEORGE T.. BARToL. -
o. George L. Bartol Co.. Limited.
NICHOLAS TIIOIRON.
OF y. IhOurOn e. Co.
SAMUEL. q. DcCOlRsEf,
President OF the Company.
RECONsTKUCTION COMMITTEE.
- Broad ST. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

no market
on the whole feverish. The volume OF DuS''e''
was a little lager than II was yes'e'ods' Du
nearly one-third Of the transactions was IN , Dis
filling and Cattle Feeding, and win NeW-r-s
land this stock practically monoponzeu So
tive attention In few STOCKS 'ie' e,bnrs there
buying for the short account, but IN otheis ~
was equally confident selling. evidently py w.
led or disgruntled holders. OF the cOnspicuou9
stocks Distng pressed for SAFE anu " -,
NOON the nrice had fallen about per cent 10
"a After n subsequent recovery OF per .'
the late movement was down"aru anu % -, q
closed dull but weak with net Icss ol ,,,,l,
BY the publication Of the proposeo 80 a. ,bnn
newfoundland sold only fraction ioMei -,
I, did Yesterday and afterward iaIieu IL. ."
I'll. N ~, h,,,iny nresumably for the short ac
count II was conspicuous by a nnai sdl 20 20, inn,
per cent. Otherwise final varlaei ,a,,, Ivided be-
portant and they were pretty evamly NM, ION
tween advances and declines The pup, au
Of the Vanderbilt statements caused ii"' ct,ere
gains in the NewYork Ceniral anu anu ct Tn conse-
while Canada Southern declined SLOW! ~ ,s
ouence Of the general disappointment lpou ,he
dividend The Granger shares Were stro,as were
early dealings. but their maj '""''e''
slight. ,o.,,or % the long
delayed report Of the Secretary Oh r,E OF
Ms ao nia, was not new. and his estimate
of probable deficit In the fiscal y'a, VI ~ little
900 Is absurd I'm view OF me iac, o' deacit is
nearly S23 900 000 and there is no Reason, ~ The
pose that for the rest Of the hscal yen ,h nv
rece,pts will not continue to fall below tnv 70
,endi,uras His recommendations in REGARD ~
an issuc of bonds seem to be entirely inadegua Iii
because they are imbued with uhsG % g Gre
tIcs Tberc is an urgent necessity that inc -
tar. ehorid be authorized TO Issue bones, "
cause in no other way can the legal ,tn ,he al
Serve he restored and maintained Dut inc a. a.,
ternative mans proposed in the report are III
sufficient. rr
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
there were still transactions IN S 60, the
men, bonds at the Stock Exchange. put ny ns
nor,,ct vas steady although bids for soi!ie -
the currency issues were lowered. Inc e'o''''
quotations were as follows: ....a
a. ,so, bo'''' rs cur 49, 1895 102
y as 1871: rs cur isas10t
continued al o-,l rs cur Os 1891 I07
per cent reg. Va; ~ us cur g. 1898. 10
Ua a. 1907 ecu. 1141s 1l4's C.s. cur W. ''""'
3-CJ 1b34.111;s III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
The following securities wore sold al auc,io
at the New-York Real Estate Salesroo'h oE Az
an IT Muller 6, Son

The following securities were sold at auction
at the New-York Real Estate Salesroon by |A1''-
an II. Muller e. Son. ,.c,,
20 shares LAWYERS TILE Insurance Co.. >. y l"o's'
~ shares Brooklyn Pank. col , ,,-.,,..r "a,
o. shsres Iiant1n Trust CO. Brooern 1913 no.
o. bHres ri ngs County Trust Co. i3rY kim Nv -,
Si2 90 CIV Of Neyv-YorS per cent colf'i'a'l s"
dy sia c sy - Ncw-Io rer con, aa''l stock
Ccraion water Main due Noxrmher J ln" Nv
shares American district I'lrs.i ..,'..,o - y
io5 shares Quassaick National Bank - N'"'is' - 10
iy sS 1;nores Delaware AMI Hudson Canal CO. 1872
shares Morris and Essex Ralr'd Co.,. ..-
e. n1 CY.caeo Burlington AMI Qriucr iaif ~ per
cer, mortgage bonds registered. 1l' lF.' -r
81 Ahanv and SusqH" hanna '.i'' ,..aa,' ~
"a o,1 Central Railroad ~ New-Je I'' ''i ''
vcrthle bonds ,lue 1902 49,.
~, sior.e Escick Printing ard Telegraph co.. 81.
~ V Ls Ancrican Investment O. Common -
l3 shares MdG~t,wn Gas Co., ~ 9li-"'' '".''
s25 lo, -, IT,. -. ,c-
~ !" s s,ares sum IrooSiyn Saw NH Co.. ~. .
Al Peoples Gas lAsit 60. IS' i'''''' D.
bond due MAY 1907 81 , ,., r., o,,.
IL shares citizens Electric Illuminating 90 '' '"
Ign 1907. g. ,,,.,,.i 1.,.,.-lc IJel, Co. 40
40 shares CIizen- National Ha9k IT,, o.,
Ia shares Hamilton Trust CO.. f H7o"hNn -
% shares Thurber- Whyiand Co. irrt,It,, ,..,,,, g.
2 900 shares Monterey ana Mexican Gun i'i"""' wig
s," 900 New-york ana NewIersey Telephone general
mortgage > per cent gold bonds Hn' 49, -, ca
- shares N.w- York and Harlem Railroad ''' ''''
rs Be- share. ,ircearlc.' Xas2al g g,, 49,
81 o%p civ II Jersey Cl'y pei cent water H'l cue
M 81 o W.iroraan Elevated Railroad Co. - morr'F
b9 % 900 Louis and Iron Mountain general l,'"l
raiiway and land grant . per cent '''s' '"' ''" 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
r1.poprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Dec 90. y. m.-Cons0ls , - iS-lP -, i0'
80 a "a * lie for the account, Ncw-1 oik I'm
syvania and ohio first mortEage 63nps consa 7s,
uli inois c@nral s4s. Mexican ordinary "a. ~
5a,I common G2i2: New York Central l@ f' f
ldui &C. Dnoding o.: Mexican Central new :
va cont bonds 552; Atchison common 1873 MCneG
b. ner cent The rate Of discount m tns op'i "a'
~ paris advlces quote per cent rci'eS AZ -
fancs "a confines for the account ana rNGhaF'
M V,1rn M n francs 1sis ccntimes for chrc'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
,rur MEXICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY

/ OF NEW YORK December 10th. is93. declared re
4ih quarterly dividend. ~ per cent from ne esrnt
3lst PAYABLE January I'm iiit-l-t "''"9
close January on and reopen January 18Th. 81
SAMUEL. &. BLACKWELL. TREASURER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO AND EAST HdINoiS.
ia, ,e,,, 1903
igi.
Number ~ mics 800 eco onn soS 900 So 900
Second week IN i''c'''' to- "a aOtl 10 2N35ij
KANAwIIA AND MI'iiIGAN.
go ii2 1i2
Number or miles 90 ia SSglU
Second week IN Dec'.'' nin@ii 3,3 40 }.OOpS
Jan ] u Dec. 1i...... "I"'' "''''
LAKE ERIE AID. WI;STEEN.
-, 7o1 722
Number of miles ~ pa, SEQ UsG
1n + +, Dec l4...... 3.0s7.37s ""o'o2s '''o'''
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
100, ,n77 IOI
Number NJ miles go! 49,, S22s GSs s1gs 80
Second week IN i'"c'''' !nG 400 gI3ts77 353.GiI
PEORIA Decatur AND EVANSVILLE
~, o., 20
Number 81 miles...... s,--, 81, co- SIC So
Second week in Dec. - $40 SS-! S,gis1
Ian / to Dec. B...... ol'-'- ''' ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
NOTICE OF fOREcLosURE.

Whereas stillman y. Rice and sarah u. War
rem. oth 81 Kennebunk. In the County OF fork
and state Of Maine, by their mortgage iee'i
dste.i the seventh day Of May, a. ID. l--J, AMI
recorIei In .aii York County Registry OF Ilee'is,
book sxs page 3lI, and In ONfort County Regis
try for Western District. book g., pare $40, con.
we've, % Aaron T.. Kicker Of ssid kennebunk,
the following described several parcel. OF rial
estate, % Wit:
4. A farm situated in said Kennebunk. bound
Ell ea.terly by the highway from kennebuhk
village to saro, nOrtheTly by the RO-- roasl, 81
calIesi, westerly by land formerly of John Ro.s.
and southerly by land Of Henry jordan, with
the buildings thereon, being same farm convey
ell by deed Of said Kicker 10 said Riee AMI War
rem, of even date with SAID mortgage.
T. Also parcel OF land situated In Hiram, In
said Oxford County and state Of Maine, hound.
Ell noitheriy by land now 90 formerly Of Arthur
wadsworth, easterly by lands 1t joseph Lord
and fpoeh Treadwell, southeriy by land Of
Vrank Huntresa, and westerly by land OF SAID
IIuntress and wadsworth.
8. Also another parcel, bounded nortberiy by
land Of Charles Oriway, eastsrly by lands now
or formerly Of Charle. w adsworh and Charles
Cole, sOutheriy by BENJAMIN Goo'wtn's hb.i,
anil westerly by &. y. wadswoith's land; SAIL
last two parcels Icing the second and thiri par
GELS described In deed Of Marshall ID. Warren 10
said Rice, recor,ied In said Oxford County Rec-
Oris Of Deeis, book IS. page 90.
And whereas the condition OF said mortgage
has been broken; now therefore. by reason OF
the breach Of the conditions thereof. ] claim
foreclosure Of said mortgage.
AARON c. KICKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
state OF MAINE.

OXFORD. -. May eOsh. A. ID. lsc.
Whereas, william A. Paul Of Dixneld, In the
County OF Oxfori ana state Of Maine, has
brought suit against Peter Potwyne Of said
Dixfeh and has made IN attachment % enforce
q lien claim for the sum Of seven dollars and
any cents. on certain pine, spruce and hemloch
river, on the homestead farm Of william A. Paul.
being about one hundred thousand feet. the
owner Of which 10 unknown 10 the plaintiff, which
suit II nov pending before ne, Trial Justice
within and Tor said county Of oxford. and where
~ the owner Of said logs has NOT voluntarily ap-
peared and become . party On said suit, now
lieatiou hereof three weeks suocessively In the
Oxford Democrat newspaper published In said
county Of Oxford the last publication 20 DO 81
least seven days prior 10 the 2tth day OF June.
A. ID. lsu at Ten Of the clock In the FORENOON. %
which time said suit II continued at the ONCE Of
John y. Harlow. In Dixneh. In said county, when
and where the owner OF said property may ap
pear AMI become party 10 SAIL cult.
j. ~. HOLLAND, Trial Justice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
JOHNS LETTER.
A LITTLE OF BucKFiELD's LOCAL HIS
TORY BRouGHr To LIGHT.

One rainy day unearthed a bit OF
local history new to mel 10 the shape
Of q bundle Of some 90 certificates OF
which the following IL q sample:
BuCKFiELD, DC. J, 1888.
I do hereby certify, That have raised
during the year 1855 one hundred and
eighty-two bushels Of good, sound and
vsil-kssked corn, for which claim the
bounty provided by law therefor. l
further certify, the said corn IL my
property, and has never received a b0un-
ty from the treasurer Of any town or
plantation whatever.
(Signed) Ira GARDNER.
County Of Oxford, ss.-On this Sd
day Of December, ISIS, personally APP
peared before me the above Ira Gardner
and made solemn oath (or afllrmstion)
that the above certificate IL true.
AxEL SPAULDING,
Justice Of the Peace.
s5.+i.
I thereby certify that have assisted
In asserting and measuring the corn
raised by Ira Gardner aud that there IL
one hundred and eighty-two bushels and
that verify believe that said corn was
raised by the said Ira Gardner during
the year ls3s.
(Slgned) ELISHA Buck.
County Of Oxford, ss.-On this Sd
day Of December, 1855, personally APP
peared, the above named Elisha Buck
and made solemn oath Tor afllrmation)
that the above certificate by him sub
scribed Il true.
ANEL SPAULDING,
Justice Of the Peace.
Icopy As printed, Is one hundred and
elghty-two bushels instead Of are. Many
people prize old things and old writings
and II any descendant Of the venerable
sixty who titled the soil now titled by
other hands they can have them. Many
Of the names are familiar. know OF
but two who are now living, A. q. Cole
and Lysander Lowe.
"we all within our graves shall sleep,
A hundred years ~ come.
No living soul for Ne viii weep,
A hundred years TO come;
And other men our land win I'LL,
And others then our streets will oil,
And other biris will sing ~ gay,
And bright the sunshine as to-day,
A hundref years W come"
JOHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30

fThh poen, written b. ~ late Mipe
Tnscss Bearcs, snd origfnally peb,nhsd
n IL Colby Echo, shows so0sthlng q
t. poesic talent of tie aufhos, ard has
sstrsetsd coss,derabIe attestios.J
n dsys sc us.t.s sAsss; ~ lssvss ~ an
n vslhss ssss.s visas pss<lai. ~ -
Dsrs Uigs y -.
n nssisvs, vesds. asi kilh ~ dsn -
1870 shy Shssd,
Arc eOvsret VIII - ssAea shrOed; IL earsA
sssas coli asd dead.
ss' -: pss::s y, Z. 'ssv' vim s'.s. ard ill
why'd IN . ssevy esveEiss sssessA . Wiser
I'M way. NY. oh yessi Of ssn. bsrasssi
VIM Eisf asd paia.
WIN taks slsas and qsiss slssp an spdnesass
coass again.
rss. 49, ~ vsstd svaks rsfrsshsi. an shA.ss
sDrusg isss ma,
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