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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

sorghum that it is rich food; it makes up in quantity what it lacks in quality. We never rely upon it as a whole food |; it needs to be supplemented by other and richer foods, especially for cows in milk. Our rule is to plant one acre of good land to about twelve head of cattle but expect the cattle to have other pro- vendors, as we'll as some grazing. Our live stock need variety of food, as we'll as we ourselves o.-[Hortense Dudley, Logan County, ky.
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
AT SANDY HOOK.

Mails close going south, S.25 a. m., $40 a. m., 1920 &. m., 4.45 p. m., 6 30 p. m.
 Mails close going north, 1920 a. m., 45 p. m.
 For Newtown, 1920 a. m.
 Mails arrive from the south s a. m., II a, m., 5.45 p. m.
 Mails arrive from the north 10. 20 a. m. no p. m.
 Mails arrive from Newtown, 1920 a m, 7.l0 p. m.
 Office hours, 7.30 a. m to 7.30 p. m TThomas J. Bradley, postmaster.
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
In Fairfield County.
REDDING.

If you get uncomfortably warm this hot weather just drop in at E. H. Ryck- mans pleasant place, near the Center, and assimilate plate of his famous ice cream. It's delicious. That expresses it in few words. The BEE representa- tive can attest it's superior quality and | flavor
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.
BUCKLEN's ARNIcA sALyE.

BUChLEN ; AhNlCA SALY IL.
 The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi- lively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For sale by E. F. Hawley, NeWtown, and 5. c. Bull, Sandy Hook.
 When you are in Bridgeport call at our new store and see the finest stock of pi- amos ever exhibited in the city of Bridge port. The Steinert & Sons Co.,, the leading piano house, 313 Main street, Bridgeport. Victims of morphine, liquor, tobacco or other offensive habits, who desire to rid themselves of the appetite will read with interest the announcement of the German Remedy Company, found in an
 other column.
 Gustave Bolze, 494 and 496 State street,
 New Haven, Conn.,, sole agent of the
 New England states for the celebrated vocation church organ and wholesale Eagent for high grade pianos, has always good bargains in fine new and secont Ehand church organs, house organs ant < pianos, which are sold at most attractiv' prices. He employs no agent, but sell direct, saving customers all unnecessar.
 expense. He has recently placed organ in the NeWtown Congregational church Monroe Congregational church, Westol Congregational church, Westport Metho dist church, and Shelton Methods church. He will send catalogues and ir : formation on application free of charge. , Blood purifiers, though gradual, 1T : radical in their effect. Ayers Sarsaps 3 rilla is intended as medicine only an < not stimulant, excitant, or beveragt r Immediate results may not always fo r How it's use; but after reasonabl ,. time, permanent benefit is certain to t c realized.
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
WESTON

Charles Kennel is putting up barn
 just back of his house. The dimensions
 are 24x24. He is doing the work him.
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
WHO GOES BAREFOOT?

Practically in Fairfield County, aside from the youngsters, and to all the great wearing public have important communication to make.
 We have been the shoe business for quarter tury and experience has been productive of the follow ing results We have learned the values of footwear that cannot be deceived We have learned that it is in pockets to give customers genuine bargains whenever the opportunity ors for they appreciate and again We have learned that it is policy to keep keen lookout in the market for those chances that casonay happen of buying large lots of goods less than their value Recently have been exceptionally fortunate in finding such bargains The latest great stroke made the purchase of the entire B. J. Dillon, well known shoe dealer of New Haven We bought MT Don's stock at 35 cents the dollar, and customers buying the goods at half price. We afford sell these shoes half and still make small profit Why pay regular prices when such festival of half-price shoes is being carried on2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
SinguIarIy DeIuded,
BY Sarah Grand,

BY Sarah Grand.
and 81 other complete Novels by ablest
writers. nicely bound...........5c. each.
Jaconet Duchess. the prettiest wash-dress
material sold. unusually pretty styles
In this new assortment Of colorings.
Don't fail TO see them.
A large lot Of regular zoe. Shirt-Waists
10 this week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIC.
A big reduction in Ladies' Wrappers. &c.
ones 80 now for .............. SOC each.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

G2Ic. Plaid Dress Goods, 25c.
h0o. Gray Tricot. only QUE pattern,
25c.
6jc. Large Plaid Dress Goods, good
service, 800.
soc. Il piece Sage Green Dress Goods,
with fancy border to trim, 4S inches,
price zoe.
45c. Blue Storm Serge, zoe.
G0c. Blue and Green Storm Serge, 39c.
zoe. Blue Storm Serge, l2ic.
81. 10 Check Cloakings, stylish, 70c.
TIC. Gray Flannel, 90 inches. dress
for constant wear, price SOC.
Solid Black Duck Navy Blue, in solid,
polka dot, and stripes. good quality,
price l2Ic.
Domet Flannel, % inches, price 80.
White Wool Flannel, 2l-inch, price
12lc.
White Wool Flannel, 2Sc.. price 20c.
White Wool Flannel, 33c., price 25c.
See the handsome Scrm that we are
selling at 15c.
Sc. Canton Flannels Sc.
1870. Canton Flannels 70.
14c. Canton Elannels l0c.
l7c. Canton Flannels l2}c.
Sic. Navy-Blue Prints 4!c.
5000 yards OF II Yellow Cotton &c.
12Ic. Perfection Shirtings, round
thread for working shirts, price SIC.
Ice. Dress Ginghams in new styles
&c.
Sic. Best Gray Calicoes &c.
sic. 1000 yards Apron Bingham sc.
81 English Corduroy, in tan and
brown. Soc.
Acc. Cashmere for school boys 25c.
Sec. Windsor Ties in all colors 25c.
For ladies' house dresses Red Polka
Dot Flannelettes lOc.
Sl.25 Eeady-hlade House Dresses CSC.
81 Ready-Made Stylish Wrappers 5jc.
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been s. each, for sl.SJ.
Framed Pictures IS cents.
12xls Pastelles. white. enameiled and
tinted frames. all complete, Tor &c.
lexis Pastelles, white ana SOlu anu
white and silver frames, all complete
white and Gold Easels. fancy top and
bottom. SOC. each.
90 barrels Tin-Top Jelly Tum-
blers, per dozen I9 cents; 5o-cent
sort.
Aqain Mason's Porcelain.Lined-
Top French Jars, per dozen-pints,
A cents-quarts, 81 cents.
400 Stone Jars for picking, pre-.
serving, &c., 60 on sale to-day at
these prices:
gallon, 10 cents; 4-gallon,
20 cents between sizes atbetween
prices.
Nickle-P.ated Cuspadores. full size, to
close, l9c. each.
Refrigerators-we pay you TO take tnem
of our hands. The space they occupy
we must have for other goods coming
in. The prices OF those now on hand
are as follows:
~
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New Outing Cloths. in wrapper styles
d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 A-oS'
CWorth 10c. a yard)
Outing Cloths in special new colorings
and designs, suitable for wrappers. .lOc.
Dress Prints in Indigo-blue and Turkey
red, unusually cheap at..............5c.
a special lot TurkeyRed Calicoes in new
figures and effects.................. SIC.
Unusually pretty lot Percales. just the
things now used. nothing old. but the
very newest patterns. .l212c.
White Flannels at prices that everybody
appreciates. Listen:
%-Flannel very good. .l5c a yard.
$,-Flanncl, excellent value.....l7c. a yard.
%.-F'lannel. unusually good. for 20c. yard.
YaTd-wide Flannel, special lot. &c. yard.
Another lot OF Lightweight DOmet Elan
mel, TINS Wcek.................0 ySrd
Red Flannel, very nice. at.....l6c. a yard.
Navy Flannel, Tor bathng-suits.
20c. yard.
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FANCY CAKES AND ICE-CREAM a spe-
cinIty. MERlNGUES. CHARLOTTE Russo,
AND PYRAAIDS mede 10 order. Also, u full
line of CUT CAKES, PURE CANDY, &c.
All goods guaranteed strictly pure. Special
prices 10 Dealers churches, pic-nics, &C Esti-
mates cheerfuly given On entertainments OF
any kind in and out OF the city. Orders illed
promptly ana your patronage respectfully So
licitei Phone 1904.
iy 22-Su, W&sa3m
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VIZ ARB Is BUSY Is BEES
REMOVALSALE.
ONLY 10 DlYS IORE.
Iaa; syIIs { @.

BLANKETS-sg white. gray, and red
remain from last weeks rush. IL you
need one no time like this time.
CARPETS-12 pieces Ingram Carpets
Sold at soc. Removal price, &c.
CARPETS-fs pieces All-wooi Ingram.
Sold at 75c. Removal price. 4oc. yard-
CARPETS pieces &c. Ingram. Re-
CARPETs-ia pieces Moauette. Velvet
and Body Brussels. Sold at sSc. u. and
$40; Removal price, &c; r.r.x
Parasols. Sold at NsS. IS. and =. Re-
PARASOLS-S8 A-lnch Glorias. Natural
Sticks. Removal price. ssc.
WAISTS. WAlSTS-Red SILK Waist.
former price S. Removal price, N.39
WAISTS. WAISTS-is9 Waists that sold
at 80, Co. IS and sec. Removal price, &c.
pieces Dark Duck---solid blue and blue
with figure. dot. and stripe-just what
you want for fall: Removal price, lzac.
CANTON FLANNEI--lS pieces Extra
Heavy, worth 2oc. yard. not In remnants.
Removal price. i0c. yard. .
WHITE FLANNEL-5 pieces. SOLD At
16 2-3 and 2ec. Removal price, l2'zc.
THE NEW IDEA PATTERN-A per-
fect-fitting Paper Pattern OF latest styles
Waists Sleeves. Misses Dresses, Tea
Gowns. &c. worth s5c. Removal price.
iO TOWELS. TowEIs-u dozen Bleachcd
Towels. size SKIS. Removal price. l0c.
DRESS GOOpS-we want It clearly un-
derstood that we shall not move an inch
of Dress Goods. We intend opening In
orr building September 1st with an en-
tire new stock. Take advantage OF the
fact
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CARPETS.

Carpets have been one Of our special
features. We have always made an ef-
fort to carry exclusive designs. COW
ering for the floor must be selected with
as much taste as anything else, 80 We
have studied this for you. and you can
find all color patterns in this famous de-
rartment. The stock is too complete to
describe the styles. We givo you the
very best of work. AS this is another
important feature-to have carpets made
ard laid properly-we have men In our
employ for this particular purpose.
All BABY-CARRIAGES marked
down.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Ours is the only house making a spe.
cialty of BLACK DRESS GOODS and
handling the very best makes Priestleys
in all styles
Csc. Black Atwood Henrietta, will
retain its color. in blue and iet black,
now soc.
1925 Black Flannel Serge, something
entirely new, wont hold dust, and makes
the most serviceable visiting and church
dress. Price soc.
Sl.10 Black Henrietta, AZ inches wide,
pretty black. Price 75c.
a great variety or Figured Serges, in
novelties. Prices to suit you.
Noyeltiesin prestley's Figured Goods.
Mourning Goods, in Stripes, Grapes,
Armure, Eudora, Drap de Alma, Seeded
Hondura, Henrietta, Crepons, &C., and
oil Priestley's mako
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COURT ORDERS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCar,)
EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
r,,r,,woNn Va lu0uat III. lSvf

U,O WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that BY virtue OF o writ OF at
tachment issued out OF the Unitod Statos District
Court Clerks dolce. ct Richmond, Va, In the
snls Of John A. Curtis ~ schooner Ciafs +
d. Hontyet, claimant &C., OF said schooner Clara
u. Simpson against tug-boat "Anaie.' her
tackle, sc. bavo attached tho sad tus.boas
. Annle' and on tho 1sr DAY OFskPrEMbnh
states Court room, Richmond. Va. when and
where all persons interested are cited to appear
and interpose their claimA
j. NJ. HULGlN, United States AarsnAL
WuLIAx FLxGgNHEIxEHs Procsos ios ., ~ a
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BLANKETS.

To be wiso buy your Blankets at this
sale, for we have bought $1,000 worth
direct from the mills. We will DO
pleased to show you the line, as we want
you to have the advantage OF this sale.
81 Wool Blankets. in tan. green, pink,
yellow, red, gold. light-blue, dark blue
borders. Just think Price, $3.4o.
SO Wool Blankets, borders in all
shades. Just think |! Price. 81.
81 Wool Blankets, price s4.3L
$40 Wool Blankets, price s..
Stl Wool Blankets. price 1920.
So Wool Blankets, price Sc.
The above sale of Blankets can't be OF
very long duration, as the prices are I'M
heard OF for their qualities. Don't miss
this opportunity.
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200 = Mrs BOYS' OO" PANTS ALL SIZES, FROM TC
= YEAKS, zoe.
.,.ap JACOB LEVITT. the Aain.Srsst Hustler,

w quote
advantage
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UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAai

For Sec. an All-sIlk Gloria, Pragen
Frame, former price si.tl
SILK UMBRELLAS az u, W.. H.O'
s.. ard s.. from the Great Trust Sale
worth double the money.
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HOSIERYi

New Line OF Black and Colored
Hosiery for Ladies, Misses. and Genile-
men just opened. Look 1t our uERMS..
DORF Fast-Black Misses and Ladies'
Hose at 10, i2is. Is. %. and 80. Every
pair warranted
Gentiemcn's Hslf-Hose-tan, mode. ant
fast black-at s TO- lziz. and &C.. reduced
from 1914, Ii, %. and s0c.
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bombs retain their powerful vapors unim-
paired for years. They may be handled with
perfect safety, but are thin enough to
break by their own impact when thrown
against any object" These bombs are
about the size Of a ducks egg, and are
shaped like the bulb Of an incandescent light.
Three ounces Is tire weight, the bulb being two
thirds full Of concentrated ammonia. Such Is
the means by which Druggist windolph pro-
poses to scatter devastation, dismay, and difused
vapors broadcast among the criminal classes.
"what are we to do when burglars are In our
midst ~ he asks in his circular. Under such
circumstance people should chain down their
vitals. Otherwise they might be stolen. But
the inventor has three ounces OF I'm de steele
burglar cure worth tonso chains.
Protect your homes with the safety bombs"
he advises; "burglaries are numerous. Then IL
your home Is invaded don't get ratified keep
cool. and, when the intruder shows his face,
throw your bomb. Aim straight for his chin,
and when the bomb breaks that settles the
burglar"
burglars who are IN your midst. According to
Mr.. Wlnlolph. he had burglars in his midst last
August; t,s1 i ! ahey were n MS drug store, In
onym for drug store under certain conditions.
Two burglars came In over the fanlight one
night in search OF anything they could find. Mr..
taken shape in his BRAIN lay sleeping;
made by the burglars in climbing over the door.
He realized Immediately that something was
going on I'm his midst What was he to dor
There was no club there, nor pistol. or other
weapon- He arose and walked cautiously out.
One Of the burglars was just remarking to his
companion that somebody was moving about.
TO which the other replied that II any one APP
peared they had better save time and trouble by
killing him at once. This didn't appeal to Mr..
windolph.. He began to think very fast, and
Cured TO him. Cropping his way to the bottle
he filled n graduating glass, crept ont,
and threw the chemical straight In the
face Of the nearest burglar. The man
went down a. II a house had fallen on him. His
companion departed from Mr.. Windolph's
midst In great haste, taking most OF the glass OF
the front door with him. The other burglar
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Elmira Reformatory. But the luminous idea OF
concentrated ammonia for use against the mid
night marauder had taken Arm hold In the
brain OF the druggist. He Experimental, and
finally brought out his invention. The begin
ming Of the matter, however, dates back to the
sullivan Corbett fight at New Orleans. Accord
ing Ia the inventor.
" IL occurred To me one day on a street car"
said Mr.. WiudOlph. "COrbatt had Just licked
sullivan. COrbett was the biggest man in Amer.
lea. What makes Corbett tile biggest man In
America asked myself. Because lie MAS able
10 knock out sullivan. suppose | could knock
out COTbett. Then I'D he the biggest man in
America. began to run over ia my mind the
different chemicals that would knock a man
Out. ChIoroform, ether, the acids; they didn't
suit me. Then ! thought Of concentrated anu
mOnia- Garry q little bulb Of II in Your hand. Go
into the prize ring. Dodge "A swing ar Two, then
phut wait Ia into YOUR uppUneHt's face.
tVIiY HanUI Whera h hst IIAI nm hi.
bsct EnncEs, ont nan IN ~ , Jf.ti An
oesA. u y ~ -. ~ "" ~ ~
nohsehSe, OF souIse' SoLt ~ d uaN uIt"hl. !
into my store. Then | put my theory into
practice. II was a great success. Then 1 made
inv invention"
In" h.'rS ~ poyv nsr,sc,.J 1. s,iI n, Incl.
TN boxes ~ hlllIA' va lls p"NufI 'a'-, IhrF"
"'ie ~ Lte sHm 80 ~ a. """s"iH
,hnannr N. '.,susrn,i. Wru'I lVni,s 80 49, ~,
n enc MI slnm blr in nj, an.no,a susTdrI 6rIp
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hardened the criminal MAY be, he can't stand
this drug. IL may be set down .as. feet that
ne s = ms i wnV porldnT Hs sb'Ls 70 en .n SsI,me th 4,
atmosphere. The elottls Of his windplpe would
close spasmodicslIy. The supply Of air would
might be. desperate desiens would no longer
appeal 10 him. Al. he would want would be
SSRYmsn, Hs would Srope' as soon a. Se he'd suf.
hciently recovered, and while he was aroping II
would Be in order for the houseowner to knock
Csfping objectors might hold that the limo
cent householder would be as subject TO nm.
Criminal. On this point Mr. wjndoiph IL silent,
However, II IL 70 be supposed that the innocent
%sI:i.S,S,. !. , r. /. : :ni9.r1Ss d With s sHs EsGEe es..
and every sensation OF death by suffOcatiOn,
would get out Of the room aud go in search Of
that the police are most likely to be found. Any
way, what little, fumes were left after the
hardened criminal had finished with them prob
ably wouldn't hurt much. II IL like the lump
q, ice attachment to the lightning rod in
"FreeHe your Ice onto the rod said the proud
inventor, ''snd II the lightning strikee, II comes
down and melts the ice and the water puts II
out. Action and reaction. III there was any left
over Il would most likely 20 of into the ground.
What. q lightning rod good for any way II not
Another consideration IL that the aim might
be bad. But an inventor can't he held RESPONSE
BILE for people who can't throw straight. Let
cats at Coney Island. II costs only . cents for
three shots, and what Is . nickel in comparison
with the possibility of being robbed7 Then, too.
burglars have been known to dodge; but II the
shot 10 ever fairly accurate the results will be
good. Observe the wise words of the circular:
D. Many Ss, Of the s.s sp B% mss T %Ss y snas @p " ie :,. 81 t tSs
strncf TO XIII. mishGt ,eheen pre- vented b me safety
bombs. Even when broken near the pet son the pene.
trailing fumes VIII cause The most persistent house
breaker TO run for the open air.
The same might be stated Of an egg II Of the
proper age, character, aud flavor. Moreover,
eggs of this kind are inexpensive.
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WISE OLD BRIGHAM YOUNG.
Mernoa Farmers who Are foliowisg His
Advice s.a Are Prosperous.

frU" me Sntcogo hroof1
Wherever the Mormons live you will find
small. well-tilled farms. Brigham Young was
one of the wisest as well as one Of the greatest
men OF this century. No one can visit Utah
intelligently without observing proofs OF his
great wisdom and farsightedness. which was
Tapped over into Idaho and Colorado. He
preached the gospel OF irrigation, small farms
and diversified farming as the most profitable.
words. The day OF bonanza farming Is closing.
The people Of the. Northwest have discovered 10
none basket. The great bonanza farmer with
10000 acres In wheat is the anciept mariner OF
nour at s2.4O q barrel, Is worthless to him. even
when IL haryests thirty bushels TO the acre. IL
costs more than that to raise II.
The man who Is making the most money by
farming in this part OF the country 10 the Nor
mon who follows the advice OF the Prophet
the plough. This he cultivates like a garden.
usually with no other help than his own family
ure OF the wheat crop In India for good prices.
nor does he, complain OF the railway company
for robbing him OF his profits by freight charges.
He has a prunpt aud profitable market In sight
OF his own door for anything he can raise.
II he has forty acres under cultivation he de-
votes Ave or perhaps ten ceres To an orchard Of
sRRpIes; pesrs p psSs g ~ E.nns; prnnss' spriGo,s,
which bring enormous prices In the mining
camps; two acres To q vegetable garden
gus, lettuce, and other staples, for which
there Is always, a demand; five acres to pota-
10 have enough; ten acres To alfalfa. the never
falling Spanish clover, which gives three crOns
a year, and when properly haled or stacked will
to oats, which invariably bring big prices In the
spring; particularly In the mining campo and
acres 20 wheat and earn. which can lie sent 10
the mill and exchanged for Hour AMI meal II
farm, or as much as he leaves IN hIs orchard. is
required as a winter pasture for his hogs, cows,
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The Last Bays or the ~Bira'yyo.Id FI.aIsh
Tksaas EOr Poets.


Tie captive eagle Of the Rsrnapos died. as
five days after his capture and seven days after
the bullet wound was given him by Mr., Pitt
II is believed thai until the last the bird had
the ability "a ny, though lac r0uld not start fran
the ground with his badly crippled leg and foot.
This was a real AileTicau eagle, the semblance
Of which 10 upon uHr banners aud our gold and
silver coin Of anlebellum days.
During the days III his captive life lac passed
from time tu time In all the attitudes thai have
been recorded of the bard by posts pen and
artists pencil.
nj, keeper. Lawyer iuFrnssy, ssys that none
blt a Ialet with the sentiment OF the late nlivsr
Wendell lOlInrs Cuuld adequately describe the
captive days and last hours al the stOical bird.
The nrHL three or four days Of his captivity.
which lsgsn the third day after he Was wound
Ell, the bird appeared With all the noble bearing,
the iasLing eye. and grandeur 81 his nature.
lie siu!CElly refused Ia rat or drink. and did
not SEN 10 try to escape frOm his prison 4
lsrSe, dry gonds bo1 With wooden bars across
4 len hours before his death hs turned his
back 10 the light aud Aat dawn. With firm srt
head open eNes' and partly folded wings 10
A Slighi iremoT vas observable A. times then
there we're slight, slow, aud graceful spasmOdir
mukements al thr LOOSELY folded wings. as II IN
hlght, In the delirtun VI stole starvation he
Wa again soaring above the valleys, above she
mountain ps4ks and cssga above the storms
higher and higher, unmindful Of prison hairs
And ~ the pains and dangers Of this earthly
hahltattOn, At his last breath he lad turned
his head sidewisr, With one bright open eye up
al 9nrs rigid as Snod, with his PlumAge In clean
and Eragefu order " the cad. He had taken
bis last hiEht on high. aud lsft the Uorld and ia
palms and dangers fOTsVsE.