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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage Of Water nnrI Movements of BoHt'
The Itiver Interests.

stage Of Water nntl Movements of Boats.
The ItIver Interests.
The Matte K, in the CIarington
trade, vas the only packet in and out
yesterday.
To.days boats will be tho John l.
Lowry, for Matamoras, at II a. rn., and
the Matte X, for Darlington. at $3.50
p. IN.
The stage Of water last night was "a
inches. The recent rise OF three or
four inches, said to have come from the
Allegheny river, has subsidized, and the
bottom is again asserting its desire to
be uncovered. There is but foot and
nine.tcnths at Davis Island dam, and
falling
The following shows the daily ruua OF
coal from the pools OF the Mouongahela
river into the Pittsburgh harbor during
the week ending July %: Monday.
1911 900 bushels; Tuesday. ISL. 800 BUSH
eIs; "Wednesday, 200, 400 bushels; Thurs.
day, $500 bushels; Friday, 1871, 800
bushels; Saturday, 24s,500 bushels;
total, l, l0l 800 bushels. The above was
contained in GO barges, IL fuel burgess
and G2 flats. There will DO big run
ready for lower ports when coal boat
stage comes.
The Pittsburgh Pot says: Captain
W. II. Mckinley has returned from
West Brownsville, whore no was supor-
intending tho building OF new boat for
tho Mckinley Coal Company The
boat Is intended to 10 light enough to
run on the river during very low water.
1t will be 1BO feet long, 2S feet wide.
with four-fOot hold. The hull Of the
new craft cost in the neighborhood OF
s., 500, and the entire steamer will run
up to $4,000. II will be the lightest
towboat on tho river, and will be used
to bring empties up from Cincinnati
when the river has two.ioot stage.
rEADwATER REPORTS.
Morgantown-Rivcr 5 feet 6 inches
and stationary; fair and warm.
Oil City-River 3 inches aud station
airy; clcar and pleasant.
WarTen-River two.tenths OF foot
below zero; clear and warm.
Greenshoro-Rivcr feet inches and
stationary; fair aud warm.
Standardization IS inches and sta.
tionary: clear and warm.
Pittsburgh = River feet Z inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
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The special train over the Wheeling
& Lake Eric railroad for Toledo, bear
ing tho members OF the three German
singing societies Of this city, who are to
take part in tho Central Ohio sanger'
bund's fest at Toledo, and their friends,
left on time yesterday morning. Last
evening the following special Telegram
was received by tho IXTELLIGIScEE:
TotrDO, o., July 81.
The special Wheeling & Lake Eric
.rain arrived here exactly on time.
large crowds were out Ut every town
10 greet the singers. Everybody. Is
happy, A nice lunch was found al
Norwalk, and after II was eaten three
cheers were given for .. Russell " GOD.
A royal welcome was gwen us IN 4oIe'
do, Whose arms arc wide open 70 re-
ceiYe US.
ANON, MOZART AND BEETHOVEN.
Before leaving OIL the train yesterday
morning the Mozart society marched
I'M town from It's hall in the Eighth
ward. II was Joined at the Arion hall
by that society, and both proceeded up
10 tho Beethoven hall, where that So
ciety foil In, and all three marched TO the
Union depot TO take the train. Ihey
were headed by tho Opera House baud,
which accom- panied them on tho tram
10 Toledo, and Charles W. Appenzel!er
was Chief marshal.
When the train left large crowd was
gathered TO wish tho singers and their
friends gesuM,lI.eh, and there was much
enthusiasm us the cars moved out Al
MassiIlon 1t was expected that TWO
more cars would bo hitched on the
train, decorated as protusely and taste
fully as were the Wheeling cars.
The Wheeling societies had the iol'
lowing mem hership: Arion. 2s; Bee
thoyen, 20; Mozart, 81; besides u men
Of the band. Among those who accom-.
panied them were John Seybold aud
son, Mrs. Peter Seybold. Gus Matthews,
Fred Unruh. John ". Beltz, Chris
Hortler, Anton osaute. Mrs. Frank Hess,
Mrs. Zimmerman, son and dSugntcr,
Mrs. ". q. Hcarne, Mrs. Thomas Tap
pan, Mrs. Hartmann, William Marshall,
Mrs. Stoecker and daughter. Miss
Maria Mahlke, Miss Carrie Beck, Miss
Maggie Meehan, Louis Schwalb, and
many others. MIR. Louis Colmar, OF the
!Slddis Zeitung, was also along. The
directors oil tho Wheeling societies arc
Prof. II. Schockey and Prot. II. Arbenz,
which Is sufficient guarantee that they
will prove credit to their home town.
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LOCAL. BnEvIrlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment iu and About
thn Civ

Matters OF Minor Moment iu and About
the city.
A NEW sewer was laid yesterday at
Jacob aud For.y.second streets.
II is thought that tho Bloch Bros.
tobacco works will start next week.
A WEASEL in tho Eighth ward on
Monday night destroyed about twenty
five chickens belonging to South Eoti
street residents.
TIE Wheeling steel works started up
Yesterday after shut down Of several
weeks, though 1t is not definitely known
how long it will run.
]. A. HoLLIDAY & Son arc furnishing
the material for the improvements on
Noah Beck's property. on Thirteenth
street. Louis Hartong Is the contractor.
]. FRANK WEEKS was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Sarah A. Weeks, deceased, and gavo
bond in 500. with W. 2. Hubbard as
surety.
PAnr OF the members Of the Il. A. F.
fishing club, in camp at Fosters Cross
ing, returned to the city yesterday.
The romaining members will stay a
week or so longer.
In North Wheeling a number OF
children arc selling "snowballs" along
the streets, to raise 81 each toward a
church fund. Even SNOWFALL may DO
made oil some good use.
THE improvements on the building
on South Market street TO be occupied
by the Atlantic tea company arc near.
ing completion. The company will
move into it sometime this month.
TIE issue OF the Ohio Valley Farmer
for August will DO an enlarged and IL
Illustrated "boon" edition. The paper
is in its eleventh year, and meets the
demands OF its agricultural subscribers.
YESTERDAY tho work Of removing the
machinery from Pollock'a flour mill
was begun, preparatory to fitting 1t up
and remodeling it for the use OF House
& Hermann. Tho transformation is
expected 10 be completed before fall.
YESTERDAY afternoon tho board OF
commissioner committee oil poor
house and farm won't out TO the III
Urinary and transacted tho routine
business for the month. To-day ID the
regular auditing day for the full board.
a LETTER has boon received at police
Headquarters IRON Mrs. ". Abrahnms,
Of Station b. Baltimore. inqutring about
her brother or his family. His name Ia
Charles liOrseman, and he lived hero
formerly. NOsuch nano appears in the
city directory.
&. A. SCIIAFFEH has been sworn in rs
United States surveyor Of the port, to
succeed Capt. J. A. liaris. Surveyor
Taris has made faithful and efficient
official, acceptable to the river mon and
NIL others with whom no Ind business.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR s A LII.

House OF seven rooms Eighteenth street. with
sIx.rOonled house IN The rear. lot dOx14L 81 100
House Of three ROOMS. Lind street, BelvedGrc,
House OF 9 rooms. EoG street. between I'D aud
I'D streets. with 4.roOmcd house III the rear;
large lot, s;j1O.
A Fine improved farm Of sixty acres, thrce
miles cast OF Wheeling
House OF i've rooms. Twcnsy.third street.
$500
Wheeling. $500
House 81 three rooms Market street. Centre
Wheeling. 500. ,-,.-.-.--.. ,,,,.,
wRnl. easy terms. 1901.
House Of i've ROOMS brick, Fourteenth street,
HOUSE Of four rooms Jacob street, Sixth
nHnsc. I'VE rooms. Woods street. Ems. whrei
Ing q. 400.
Fine farm, i57 acres three miles from Mounds.
Vile with splendid Improvement This Is
10 feet Of land fronting on McColloch mud
Lind streets
Hotel Of fourteen ROOMS. doinG good buSi1CIL
splendid location. cheap.
House OF seven TNOItiS md ball. ChaplIlO
street. CGutrO Wheeling. Si,ch
Lot cuSt ctld Fourteenth street. SfN.
IntS on Lind street. IIriveiese. Sl1i each.
Lots In iAhrGns & SpGIiefs addition. Hand
Inns addition to North BGuwoId. DlEyS Rln.
CNldwoIl'S Run. Pleasant Valley, bellevue mud
other plnccS IN ind near tho CITY.
Money 10 loan on city renl estate: SID Sj)l
$40. $780, E7OO, $1,000. sl.bo0 and BOD
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The success Of Mra. Annie NJ. Beam.
OF McKeesport, Pennsylvania, in thu
treatment Of diarrhGa in her children
will undoubtedly be Of interest to many
mothers. She says: ~ spent several
weeks in johnstown, Pa. after the great
flood, oil account Of my husband being
employed there. We Ind several chill
dren with us. two Of whom took the
diarrhnH very badly. got some Of
ChambcrlAin's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhma Remedy from Rev. Mr.. Chapman.
1t cured both Of them. knew OF sew
cral other cases where it was equally
successful. think 1t cannot bo excclied
aud chcerfully recommend it."
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and his retirement from oaies 10 gener-
ally regretted. For the present hts de
putty, Fred Z. Smith. viii remain in.the
ottiea.
/ A TE1EaRAM was received by the
police yesterday saying that money had
been sent here from oakdale station,
Pa, 10 pay the fne Of James Allonder
and secure his release from custody.
No such person IL known here, aud
there is evidently mistake.
TAG dance to he given this evening at
A. J. 3icColloch's barn, out the Beth
any pike, promises TO be we'll attended.
Quite u number from WelIsburg will
attend, and several wagon loads OF peo-
pie from here will drive out The gen.
tlomen 10 charge are d guarantee oil its
success.
MONDAY evening Constable Dominick
Morris arrested James Jones, John
johnson, Samuel Black and Jacob Bell,
charged with bathing IN the creek at
IAathorwood. in daylight, and Squire
W, W. Rogers put them under bond.
Il has been determined to break up
this practice.
ALBEIT STuMPp has leased tho stable
Of James L Hawlsy. Nos. 1000 and 1913
Market street, formerly run by John
Dumas, and will fix il mp in trst-class
style. Mr.. stnmpps reputation will
guarantee to his patrons trst-class ser.
vice. Persons having horses to board
should see him.
THERE ia little doubt that the fro Mon:
day evening in the stable near Wood
Bros planning mill, on South EoiE street,
was OF incendlary origin. Chief Hsaiy
found a rag saturated with coal oil IN
the stable. Some delay was caused in
sending In the alarm by tho misplace-
mant Of tie key 10 the alarm box.
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Electric Hittcrs.

This remedy is becoming go well
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing tho game sony Of
praise. A purer medicine does not oxist,
and it ia guaranteed 10 do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases Of tho Liver and kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs, Boils, Salt ltheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
viii drive Malaria from the system and
prevent az well rs cure all Malarial 10.
vcrs. For cure of Headache, Constipa-
zion and Indigestion try Electric BittGrs.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 50 cents and 81 per
bottle, ut Logan Drug Co. s Drug Store. 8
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hold at Itoniou. o., August g, 30 aud
81. All old soldiers and their friends are
invited 10 attend. Arrangements arc pc
ing made 70 make the reunion inter
estins and pleasant OratoEy. camp
FIRE speaking and vocal music will be
Interesting features Of the reunion.
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II you want paving or tiro brick, or
sewer pipe, 90 TO West Virginia Sand
Company, 1878 Water street. Tele.
phone jbl. Ware ro1ms Coruor OF EON
and TwUnty.ninth street.
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II your eyes tire, water, twiIch or
burn, or your head aches whom reading
or sewing, consult aud have them OK.
aminOd for Glasses, FREQ OF charge. ut
ITO Main street next to Shook & Co. 81
by Prof. Shelf, tho opLician. Mw4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01

But one por cent Of tho entire popula.
ton Of this country have been divorced.
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TnE Concert and Lawn Fcto Mt St..
Lukc's =. Z. church, island. Thursday
evening. will DO grand affair. Don't
fail to attend.
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rCAs. sPIcEs, &c.
TEA5. srISE2. .El..I ~.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEX IMPORTERS
And Coffee Roasters.
WsLsad, Let Those Who eau Follow |
OUR PRICE LIST;

Lemons per 90
lEsltpln, Jelly Glasses per doleu............' use
Quart Mason jars QUO
Bakers Tomatoes, cans tot......--. ..'.'.--. s'o
les. standard Tomatoes. cans iO'-.''..... sS'
s.andnri Sugar Corn. eau, sOr-............. s'o
Sugar Peas, cans @'e
Bartlett Pears cans soc
Choice Rcd salmon. cans for................. zoe
Fresh Ginger snaps. Apounds foe ............' goo
Baking Powder per pound Zoe
Fresh Butter Crackers, s pounds tOr........... csc
Large Lump Clos Starch, pounds fOr.."- csc
Rolled oats pounds zoe
PALMS Roo. beer, bottle, for "6o
IEultpIu. Deor Mug Mustard, glasses for. ESQ
IIalf.pInt Cat.up. bottles tOr"""........... ESQ
Clothes Pins. per doneu. 10
Carpe. Tacks. ounces, per box,"""......... 10
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Its Annual l.ounlon.

The sixtCenth reunion Of tho Society
OF the Army Of West Virginia will DO
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10 TIE SAENGERFESI.
The Three German Singing socie'
ties Leave for Toledo
OH THE FINEST TRAIN ON RECORD

Thoy are WARMLY I.ooeived in Toledo,
where they Arrive o" Tlms-Gseeted
BY Crowds all Along tho Road-A
Pretty Little Parade Before tIie De-
parture-cneers for the Passenger
Agent.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
nISSoLUTIoN NOTICE.

~
Notice Is hereby given TINT the firm OF lInus.
ton, slide l. Co., dealers IN hNSdwHro agFlcul.
tuul indictments seeds. etc, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. J ", Houston re-.
tirlug. The business will be continued NJ the
sane place, No Ilil MAI ket street, by hg Wheel
Ing Hardware Company. composed Of John ".
lich.
All accounts against the iIrm Of Houston, Slinu
& 20 will br settled by tho remaining partners
tOsuId tlrm will bu pa,d J. n. HOUSTON.
j. ". Sl,lFFE
a. ), kOUK.
WHEELING, ". Va, July 20. 1894.
III retiring from the lrm Of Houston. SliIIG Il
ca. ! desire to uSlead my thanks 10 my friends
for their RtH'lHesS shown :" I'll" hTm. anil here,
hY commend my successor To tho public nnd
bc'prRs Tor thCmm continuance ul the liberal
patronage extended to the late II rim.
JUIN - l>EL iiy1il J. ". HOUSTON
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
--.----------s--
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-JOHN LONLEY TAYLOR
IN NJ No. 2G09 Market street. Wheeling, W.
tnEr notice that l will not be responsible for
or pay any bill contracted for or that inNy
accrue rs bonrd or care Tor Mrs. lllennCr G.
TAYLOR from this date: aud my person. or per:
expense, except same Is done by md subject "
my order from this dntc. JOHN W LuTES.
vH Committee OF ElIenmer c. Taylor
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Rents Reduced

No. 3l!O MCCOiioch street: Will Grrans, iif
two tenants, or one, aud put IN tirstc!Gss ot4e.'
No ~ lhlrty+sCvcnllI StTGet, sccnul hOoE Sh
No lIi Zane street, second tlOhF Sl2.
No MI ENEstTUet, ono OF two IAmtllGS
No EOI Main street, twustnry bfice.
No. 3l4l ACC0lnCL street. tW0St0ry ifint. .
No ~ Main street. lurl;A modern trick Gws!s'
ing. fourteen rooms
No ia17 McCooch street. brlcE. 81 o.
No ~ Ohio street three rONmS, q ~.
No. - Virginia street. itame SIX rnOlls
The Wn'ldlngtnn Place. hnuSe and Sn:rii
No. Gig Main street. brick dwelling.
No. 40! Main street. hrSt flOnr. thrcc FoNTlt
No III ThlEty.Ihirl street brick. i've ruhnt
TwnSplOndLl Office rooms IN NAyonlc huildiaf
No. Nv ChaUitnV street, i've FS"fat. S%Il
No, 1901 Market street, Office roofnS
No, III Thirty.thiri street. tive ro0niN 800
NJ. .NI Mnin stree. twrlve rooms hu'l hr1
Office rooms In lIibbarl Block, 1874 MaF%uia-
No. ~! NtnIu street, second aud th'ti llH1it
Store rnOtn.Or South street III llcltne ZAP
cFnuCIU building
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger, In the CITY auI whoclinE Folk
Ah.nnH

Lieut.. Walter TerriIl, Of the city 20.
lice force, who, with his mother, vile
and chiliron Is making n tour out in
Ohio in a carriage, writes homo from
Batesyille that lie Ia having fine time.
He stopped at Flushing, GAINESVILLE
and Batesville, where he will stay sey.
eraI DAYS. He found Frank Mansfield.
late Of FeinIer & Mansfield, in business
at Batesyille.
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Robert Mccoy, m old citizen Of
Wheeling. who loft lIOrO and went west
forty.six yoUrs ago, Is visiting relatives
here, and Inns met tho fow old friends
who are left In tho land Of tho living.
lie Ia now sOventy.thtou years old, but
hale and hearty yet. Ito may locate
hero again,
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Mcssra viii McNabb. Thco. Fink,
Dave White. Frank Dineer, Phillip
Alaurer and b. +. Stubbs, form n party
Of Wheeling gentlemen who will 20 to
Atlantic City tomorrow. Mr.. George
ConneIl will be unable to accompany
thOm,
The oasis., 1894-06-07
Ren of VaS Varied IeXhaStbe and Unsurpassed Natural Resources

hardly been scratched over by the pick of the prospector.
 The mountain ranges are all well wooded and watered.
 The ranges support thousands 0I head of horses and cat,le, and Benson, Wilcox, Bowie and San Simon are important cattle shipping points:
 From Bowie a railroad is building into Graham county, and will soon bring the rich coal deposits of the San Carlos within easy reach of Cochise county smelling furnaces.
 BENSON, the home of THE OASIS, is situated at the Junction of the Southern Pacific with the Sonora rail- road, to Guaymas, on the Gulf of Cali fornia, and the Arizona < Southeast ern railway to Bisbee. This practical ly makes it the center of travel be- tween all points m the county, and to outside points. It is live, wide awake town, surrounded by great, though latent, resources, the develop ment of which will give it a front rank among Arizona cities.
 THR OASIS will be pleased to reply to all correspondence addressed TOT in- formation with reference to Cocntss county.
The oasis., 1894-06-07

Cochise is the southeastern county of Arizona, and is almost perfect square, being S3xS4 miles in dimen- sion. It's area would include more than five states tho size of Rhode Is land, more than three as large as De- laware, and Is much larger than the state of Connecticut. It is situated on the continental divide, at an aver age altitude of $500 feet above the sea level. The altitude and latitude to- gether give a perfect climate, escap- ing the severe cold and frost oi north ern winters and the enervating heats of southern summers.
 Cochise county is trayersed by three great yalleys-the San Pedro, San Si mon and Sulphur Spring valleys.
 In the San Pedro valley are 50,0O0 acres of land susceptible of cultiya- tion. of which less than d.O0O are ac- tually cultivated. Artesian water has recently been developed in the St. David settlement, about six miles southeast of Benson, and the develop ment of water for irrigation by thls method will supply water for cultiva- ton of much of the valley. An ln- exhaustIble supply of water for pumping irrigation, also lies close to
The oasis., 1894-06-07

the surface, in some instances being encountered at depth no greater than ten feet, and will furnish an in- exhaustible supply for irrigation of the entire valley.
 In the Sulphur Spring valley are POO, GOO acres of arable land, not more than one per cent of which is now un- der cultivation. An abundant supply of water for pumping is found close to the surface. and a successful pumping plant now in operation near Wilcox, has demonstrated the feasibility of converting the entire valley into a highly productive region.
 The San Simon valley contains 5000 acres, of which not more than 30O are now under cultivation.
 Of cereals there are raised corn, wheat, oats and barley Of grasses, alfalfa, blne grass, timothy, etc. Of fruits the following are being produc- ed: Peaches, pears, cherries. apples, auinces, apricOts, nectarines. figs. plums. grapes, strawberries and all small fruits.
 The average yearly rainfall as furn- Ished by the government registers, shows ii to have been fifteen Inches, for period of several years.
The oasis., 1894-06-07

The nights are always cool. TheeI were but three nights during last sum- mer that the thermometer did not go below TO degrees.
 In mineral resources Cochise county stands unriyalled.
 The far famed Tombstone mines have already produced more than S6O,- 0OA0O0 worth of precious metal, and their inexhaustible riches are hardly tonched.
 The Bisbee copper mines, tifty-four miles from Benson, by rail, support a population of 2,000 people.
 The Turquois mining district, twen- ty miles east of Tombstone, is assum- ing prominence-a inexhaustible mountain of ore being the foundation of it's prosperity.
 Dos Cabesas, the great gold produc- ing district of the county, about fis- teen miles southeast of Wilcox, is at- tracting great attention by Its rapidly Increasing output of the yellow metal.
 Dragoon station, on the railroad, ahont twenty miles east of Benson, is a great point for shipping ore.
 The Chiracahua, Huachuca and Milestone mountains all teem with 1 rich mineral deposits that as yet have
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-05-20

The chances that you both are wrong
You know are weil-nigh infinite.
Don't fancy, mid a million worlds
That fill the silent dome of night
That CLEANS of all pure truth converge
Within the focus of your sight.
For this, my friend. is not the work for you;
, So leave all this for smaller men to do.
Don't hate men when their hands are hard
A man whose clothes are sphinx and span
May wear big patches on his soul.
Don hate man because his coat
| Does not conform to fashions art;
| a man may wear q full-dfess suit
And have a ragamuffln heart
| This. my good friend is not the work for
you;
So leave all this for smaller men to do.
! Hate not the man of narrow scope.
| OF senses dull whose brows recede.
| Whose hearts are embryos: for you sprung,
[ My dainty friend, from just such breed
! Be sure the years will lift them up;
| They'll toll beneath the patient Sky,
And through the vista of long days
| vii! 4ll come forward by and by.
| Hate not these men: This is no work for
you:
So leave all this for smaller men to do.
Despise not any man that lives.
Alien or nel2hbor, near OF far;
Go out beneath the scornful stars
And see how very small you are
The world is large; and spuce is high
That sweeps around our little ken:
! But there S no space or Time to spare
In which to hate our fellow men.
And this, my friend. is not the work for YOU ::
Then leave all this for smaller men to do.