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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
A Quarter Century Test.

For quarter of n century DR..
Kings New Discovery has been
tested and the millions who have
received benefit from its use testi-
fy to its wonderful curative powers
in all diseases Throat Chest anu
Lungs, A remedy that has stood
the test so long and tina, has given
80 universal satisfaction j. no expe-
riment. Each bottle is positively
guaranteed to give relief or the
money will be refunded. 1t is adj
,ni,ed to be the most reliable for
Coughs and Colds Trial hotties
Free at George & Montgomery.
Drug Store. Regular riz" 5'c. amt
SlO0. D
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19

very instructive and interesting
talk.
Music: III want to be worker
for the Lord"
For the children: BY Miss Stei-
la Eakin followed by w. A. Mercer
Miss Mollie Caldwell, Prot Gill.
Topic: "Best methors OF i'm
pressing bible truthes TN children.
On account of sickness Mrs. I. K.
Lee " as not present. Rev. moore
takes the subject and opens the
discussion and in his pleasing ana
natural way of presenting bible
truths to children to youths and
old people followed by Prof. ii. A:
Golf who more deeply impressed
the thought already presented.
Adiournmen to 80 p. m.
Friday afternoon session; called
to order by the Pres.
Music; .'Come and be blest."
Sth topic: "Daniel, Abstinence"
was called, lit being left off in the
forenoop) and taken by J. E. KEEP
per, q. N. Hitch and Rev. Stone
not presently
Proceedings of the committee on
resolutions called for by the Pres
But as there was misunderstanc'
ing amocg them, none were given
A closing and interesting address
by the President.
A resolution was adopted to ex
, tend thanks to the choir and to tn
: community for the service an'
: kindness received at their hand
. and also that we have printed
minus of the proceedings of tn
convention.
, Moved and seconded that tn
convention stand adjourned unit
IL the next annual meeting whic
which will be held at Big Spring
Church.
Benediction by J. Z. Keeper
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
BuckIen's ArniCa SalVa.

The Best Sa!ve IL the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
pad Hand, Chilblains. Corn-, and
all Skin Eruption>, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect sat
sfaction tr nti,! fuhCto,
Price % cents per box For sale
by George & Montgomery. ll-4'!r
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
SUNDAY School Convention


Proceedings Of the twenty-third
Annual Sunday School Conven'
ton held at Forest Hill Aug. 3lsf.
1894.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called
to order py the Pres. Will A. NC
,eer, at $3.50 q. IN.
Devotional exercises conducted
Reading of the first Psalm by
Will A. McTeer and prayer by
Prof. H. A. Golf.
Music; Choir; "Blessed be the
name."
AS the secretary was not present
w. A. Brickey was appointed tt
fill his place.
Annual address by the Pres
which was short but interesting.
First topic: Jesus cleansing tn
Te4ole.
P,fity,yilson and Rev ]. I
vyrh;s, not being present, Mis-
NOME Csldwell was asked to tax
theS. places, which she did wit
abiliky and TO the benefit OF a
present.
Music: allowing Free" Follow
ed by short talk by the presider
in which he insisted that all fe'
free to talk, to ask and to sl4swt
questions in connection with Sal
bath School work, followed /
Prof. II. A. Golf.
Second topic; Should Jesse
helps be taken into classes? Nj
Joe Tuck not being present, Mr
X. Kinnamon was asked to tai
the subject and open the discus
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller. # living,
writes that ht had Il severe Kidney
irouble for many years, with Sc
verppaina IN his back ard also thai
his bladder was affertpd. he tried
many 80 called Kidney cures but
without any good result. About a
wear go he began use Of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once
Electric Bitters is especially af.
dapteti to cure of all Kidney and
Liver troubles and often gives p
most instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price oni!
SOC. for large bottle. At George {
Montgomery's Drng Store. 8
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
lNTOTHE HEART OF CHlCA0.

The train service Of the G. II. d
d. r. r. between Cincinnati and
Chicago is without doubt the finest
on earth.
Carrying two patterns OF Pull
man sleeping Cars. on the new
Stateroom Sleeping car, with every
convenience for families, each
room bein, equipped with wash
rooms and toilet accessories, the
other being the open Standard
Sleeping Car. NJ twithstanding
the acknowledge | superiority Of
these cars, the rate remains the
same $500 for double berth In
either.
On day tr tins the service offered
to the public is perfection itel1s
luxurious Par'or Cars. models Of
modern convenience and luxury
while on the Dining Cars, meals
are served on the European plan
from menu unsurpassed.
All trains over this popular road
land passengers "into the heart Of
Chicago" at Polk and Dearborn
streets, but a few steps to all the
leading hotels and bushes houses
in the city.
Insist that yo'r tickets read via.
:: the c. II. n ID. r. r. 10 Chicago and
! enjoy the pleasure of travelling on
!, the fines equipped train in Amer
2 lea.
I For tickets and full information,
: apply to
. u. G. Edwards,
!, G.P. A. C. H. & d. r. r.
!. Cincinnati, O,
!, or w. A. Virgins,
7, S.P.A &C. II. & ID. RR.
, Chattanooga Tenn
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
ELECTOPOISE.

Two Months Rent $500.
To take advantage OF thir offer
you must order before September l
as this offer vii be positively with
drawn on that date. For fnll in
formation, address Dubois & Webb
Cole Building, Nashville, Tenn
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
SUMMARY or CROP REPORT.

The following summary Is based
on very full returns to August 2o'h
from our corps Of correspondents.
Notwithst ending the high tempera-
ture prevailing over the State Tor
some weeks past, and the protrac'-
ed drought in many Localities the
outlook should not he regarded as
discouraging. With the very Iu'i
acreage devoted to corn, millet, sor-'I
ehum and stock-peas, four very I'M
portant crops, the almost general
rains that have fallen since the 2oth
there il much of encouragement III
the prospect.
CORN:-The condition OF TINS
crop is 800 per. cent, decline OF
1913 per cent. since our July report
The condition for August. 1888, was
1913 per cent.
CoTroS-This crop has gained Z
per cent. Since our July report
Condition ~ now 744 For ceres
pondipg date in 1898 it Was III per
cent.
TopAcco,-A decline of only six
tauth of one per cent. is noted since
our July report. Present conditlo"
10 738 per cent. At same date III
1893 it wss S6.7 per cent.
soRGHUM.-The sorghum crop
possibly the largest ever grown II
the State, is now encouraging TIT
attention of our farmers. The mar
vesting of same has already Degun
and will continue until frost. IL
condition is represented as 1913, tn
same as last year at same date,
decline oei.@since July.
MILLET.--The figures o4.6, ino'
cate thJ condition Of millet as com
pared wt.Ch iull crop 900, drop
as poino since our July report II
condition on August 20, 1898, wa
8O.5.
ppA.NuTs.-The condition OF tn
crop is ST., as compared with I"
for corresponding date.in 1893, an
IA per cent. for 1892.
broom. -Broop-corn snow
a decline OF 3.3 since July ~. l
condition is represented by So'
compared with s2.2 for correspon
ing date in 1893. .,s
observation-disclosures ha'
declined 8 points since July
The condition is 1913, AS compare
with s3.2 for August 70, 1893.
WHEAT.-Our request for the
time yield of wheat per acre,
bushels, was complied with by c'
respondents in every comfy in I
State except Lake and Morg'
The result of these estimates CIV
925 bushels AS yield per acre
the State Estimate of county vie
can be found by consulting repo
of county correspondents.
LIVESTOCK. -On account OF
scarcity of corn and oats ana p
pastures stock are generally thif
flesh in some sections, while IN O
er localities they are reported
good condition. All kinds OF ST
seem plentiful, but in slow dem'
at low prices, except fat NJ
which are scarce and command
prices. Hog-cholera is repo'
prevailing with more or less V
fence in fifty out Of tae ninety
Counties in the State; and murl
in modified form in ak couh
At the same time last year TINS
ease was reported as prevailing
fifteen counties Pink eye, or ~
other similar disease, has attae
the cows in Davidson Cou
causing blindness in many g
and number OF deaths. DIS
per, in mile form, is also
toned by several correspondent
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
WOODS PHOSPHODINE.
Wh> npast IN nlish Remedy.
opsosits patsa, osHcs. washinoton. D. G.

Promptly and permanently
cures an forms Of Nervous
Weakness. Emissions. Sperm
otorrAsa, bnpotsncp AMI al
srects Of Abuse or EScesscs.
Been prescribed over IS
,yearsin thousands of cases;
10 the only Reliable and Hon
- Al
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19
DR.. Miles Nervine
Cures.

DR.. Miles Nervine is sold ON q positlys
Ali druggists sell it at 81, 8 bottles for y. Or
IL will be sent, prepaid, on receipt OF price
Iy the DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ia
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19

est Medfcine EHoWh. AK
druggist for Woods Phosph iodine; II he offers
some worthless medicine In place Of this, leave his
dishonest store, inclose price in letter, and
we will send by return mail Price. one package
Al, six, IS. One tvil please. si1 vili cure famph
let in plain sealed envelope, . cents postage.
Address The Wood Chemical Co..
ISL Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24

A frog growing backward into u tad
pole-a Christian Endeavor society lo-.
ing its grip on the pledge,
In April floating society was formed
in connection with the naval union ii;
Vallejo, Cal, opposite Mare Island navy
yard The president, naval man, ha
been floating Endeavorer since 1891
and an earnest worker for Christ IN
shipboard, but has recently left the navy
for work i'll this wide harvest field
Good new comes from the Chicago
floating Endeavorers, who have made
great progress in work for sailors
Thirty six different churches have
been set apart at Cleveland for head
quarters for the differel. state, terri
torial and provincial unions.
A pastor, writing recently on the val
ue Of the Christian Endeavor society as
pastors helper, declared that its thor
ough organization supplied a possible
lack of administrative power III the min
lister himself.
One of the splendid Baptist Christian
Endeavor societies Of Chicago has sent
out during the past winter 3, 600 pack
ages Of provisions each containing
enough food to supply family with a
good meal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24
4 MEDDYBEMPS
SENSATION.
A REMARKABLE RECITAL. OF A
REMARKABLE FACT.
Fun and interesting Particular. OF q Case
that attracted Wild. Attention.
MRS. tDLIINF MrSso>


Who resides in Medd, b.mp.. Name. de-
For many years past | have been af-
nIcted with general debility. sleeplessness
and numbness in my hands and feet. cause "a
by poor circulation and impure blood.
Was at times affected with headache, diz.
illness, and severe vomiting. ~ my food
would not digest properly In later years
nv nervous system seemed to give out en-
tirely, and general paralytic-like numb
ness came over me. have tried numer.
ous kinds Of sarssparillas without obtain
ing any benefit from them. They no,
only proved valueles-. bu, believe sctnal-
ly harmed me; my stomach could not re-
tain them, and grew steadily worse
About year ago, heard of the Red
Seal Sarsaparilla. that was said TO be pre-
pared by an entirely new and thoroughly
scientific method, whereby a certain pois-
onous principle, very harmful to the di-
gestive orgsns, and which is brought out
in some processes. was entirely eliminated.
| found great relief In the first few
doses Of the Red Seal Sarsaparilla, and
after taking three bottles found myself
entirely cured, and. although "a years OF
age, feel stronger ard younger today
than have for many years past
believe the Red Seal Sarsaparila to be
the best medicine of its kind. and strong
ly recommend II to all who wish for q
speedy cure. | will cheerfully give full
details of my case to all who wish for
further particulars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24

The following statistics of thr Church
of England have lately bocn r,c,iy.5'
The forms We're issurd q every b,.t
feed clergyman ia the kingdom. ard.
ont Of IL, 562, II, SIS reported. tt,
turns show l.6o7. $50 commandments.
about $500, 600 sittinEs III rIr
churches, chapcls of ease. missions, ptr
2,2o5, 5i9 Sunday school scholars an
lsS,o1i teachers, l,5NG hccuscl md
2,27i unlicensed lAy readers lil raid
and io7 unpaid deaconr--,s - l.id and
81 unpaid sisters, I,l-7 r.II u.d l23
unpaid nurses, S03 paid ama Id7 rur1d
mission women. OF the sittiuc+ j. th.
parish churches 3,925, ,9l4. OF tnrv-
fourths of the whole. are fr,c, the r.
maindcr h,ing appropriated Thc n,r
income Of the hcncficcd clrr-y is given
rs SIG, 429, $50. The avcyagcnot income
Of the parochial clergy i httlr uv,r
s 200. The total cf voluntary cuutri-
buttons amounted to s. .Oo9. 80.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24
-. -. WIGGIN.
LETTER FOUND
i'm the VI. {. II. Il. Station.
The owner can have the
same by calling at any
Drug Store i'm town.
DETROIT. MICH, Nov. 10, 1898.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 10, 1898.
Ny DEAR FRIEND ANNIE:
A. 1t has been quite long time since have
had the pleasure Of having line from you,
thought | would take this opportunity of
writing word telling you Of our sffliction.
My mother has had a very serious time since
your last letter. She took the grip last spring
and we all thought il would be her last sick
ness, ii left her after rallying in very low
condition. She was unable to eat anything
and could not walk without crutehes, was re-
dueed to shadow. A friend advised US to
try bottle of The Great English Remedy,
DR.. Thomson's (by the way who was a Cele-
brsted English Doctor Compound Extract Of
Sarsaparilla and IT just worked wonders for
her, after taking 8 bottles she improved so
much that now you would not know her.
just think she has gained 26 lbs. and fs looking
20 years younger, it is a wonderful medicine.
everybody should know about it. II your
druggist don't keep IL send to the DIR. Thom-
son Med. Co., Calais, Me. BY the way. Annie,
do you know where Charley II. Is? did you
know that be has had s fortune left him? ex.
peet he will feel quite large now. Don't waiI
long as have without writing. Love to all.
LAURA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24
The Spirit Of Charity.

Alas! what disquiets men of faith for
the future of our country! Is it to see it
possessed of so much strength, so much
riches, SO much glory, and yet not
enough Of religion? Is it to see how out
Of all proportion with its moral and reli-
gious progress is its material prosperity:
The greatest danger to which nation
can be exposed is to possess power,
wealth, genius. without properly en-
ploying them 1t is danger to which
every class is exposed. Woe to the
workman who at the close of his paid
days labor balances in his hand what he
has received and says, What shall do
with it," Woe also to the capitalist who,
balancing his profits at the close of the
year, says, What shall do with themt"
Neither would hesitate a moment if
the voice of charity still held its sway
over their souls. The one would employ
his gains to the moral, educational,
religious advancement Of his family,
tempered with the spirit of true charity:
the other would devote a portion of his
profits, samaritanlike, to the good of his
country, his town, his religion and his
needy neighbor. To possess money is
not all. To employ it properly is still
more important and is the crying need
Of our day.-Rev. P. A. McKenna.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.
Topic for the Week Beginning May "a
Comment by Rev. $. II. Doyle.

Torrc.-God's call. What is our respoue7
Eph. iv, 10. l7-s2
The Bible contains two kinds Of di-
vine calls. Tho first consist of the gos-
pei calls, invitations that are given to
sinners TO come to Christ for salvation.
Uhe second is the divine call to those
who have accepted the gospel call and
are already upon the side Of the Lord.
The work Is not done when we have
accepted Christ. We are not only to be-
lieve in Christ, but to live Christ God
constantly calls us to a higher and noblcr
Christian life, a sweeter experience Of
the joys Of His kingdom. This call il
very compreheusively set forth by Paul
in the chapter. the larger part Of which
has been chosen to illustrate the topic.
l. Gods call This refers to tho call
to the Christian and not to the sinner.
Paul is writing To professei Christians
when he says, Il besoech You that vr
walk worthy Of the vocation whcrrwith
ye are called. Paul then describe, in q
very exalted manner what is embraced
in walking worthy Of the divine call
istics would hc impossible There arr hu.
mility, oneness Of spirit. a life contrary
To that Of other gcntilpS. q life If mo.
ralitv, a life that will not gricv" TIE Fnlv
Spirit Of God u life Of t,rl,lcr hearted
ness and forgiveness. In brief. God not
only calls rs to accept Christ, In. ho
further calls upon Ms to live con ist
ent Christian life, 10 live i'll such 4
way that our Lives will honor uur Mas
ter and His cause aud not brinn dis
credit and disgrace upon it Gods call
here Is a call To an exalted, consrgrat,tl,
consistent. Christian life, characterized
by the spirit and example Of Tx, Lord
Jesus Himself.
?. Our responses W. have resy nj 4
to the first call. We have rruio.., Il ~
accept Christ. We have accepted th-i,i.
vitation 10 the wedding f,,ast. t.r
have we responded to the second ,..ll.
Arc We walking worthy II uur l..- h
calling? Are we living Christ a. w'I
a. protesting Him: Have wr On the
wedding garments, or have vt come +,
the marriage feast without having fui-
filled the conditions II the ilvi-a,l,u:
II is ono thing u l,a callci 1t il unuth.
er thing 10 accept the call ia til" pr,14r
spirit and the right way. MANY At.
called, but few are chosen II t,4As sal
fact that many Christians 10 WI honor
their high calling They do not ma-5i.
fy their exalted vocation Thov dp 1,t
place great emphasis upon church b..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24
COUNTY NEWS.
for aaditioRdt coanty netcs see other pages
Southwest Harbor.

southwest Harbor.
=. Z. Ralph Is rushing his jewelry store
alouS' lie himself II chief carpenter.
benJ. Roblnson's house looks bright and
Cheerful In It's new coat of cream paint.
Senator +. Z. Spotford will deliver the
Memorial Day address before the James
Nj. Parker Post at Somesyille.
Tie Demorest medal contest under the
auspices of the w. e. +. u. Will be held AZ
the Union chapel Monday evening MAY 2l.
Charles Gilley has had his house raised.
"" foundation set In, new front door
ana pazza added, and further improved
| by coat OF paint
ne Sunday memorial sermon for the
u A. X veterans Of fremont will be given
| at ihe Union chapel at Southwest Harbor
| ny Kew. j. Il. Bowman, May 81
! The Wallace cottsge is nearly complet.
ed, and Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Robbins expect
| u move into their pretty new home very
| soon' As 1t is now ready for occupancy.
| MI Hsnscon, who has supplied the
| Methodist church a few weeks, Is now At
tending conference, and as he has met with
much favor among the people. II Is ex.
! pected that he will be returned 10 this
4 pastoratc
Many marked changes and improve
neI's OF houses are noticeable about town.
T. T. Cook has made extensive additions
and alterations, both outside and in hi
rodmy farm house 4 verAnda and graded
grounds give the place u stylish appear
suce
Capt B. 7 Athcrton, whose death
| occurred At his home in SomeSyiIIe MAY
3 II rF.asAf f1Y-g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24

For us the budded laughter ofthe MAY
Is beautiful today
Upon the land. but nevermore for them
Our heroes gone, the rose upon its stem
Unfclds. or the fair lily shines 10 bless
Their living eyes with pure loyeliness
No cong bird at the morn
1rects them with gladness of day new born.
No kiss Of child or wife
Warns their cold lips again TO love and life
Breaking sweet slumbers with as sweet release
They may not awake again,
But from the precious soil,
Boon Of their toll.
Narscd with what crimson rain,
We pluck today the snow-white flower of peace ?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24

N"rth''>' iiHih"i-
COLLEGE rEor E-euIis N.Ip ~InlNt. YIH.H
Th. snn,t,y..t..rr ,.,r,,..r f trr I.-.
+. a f,y1r-t" r..nr, f,,r ..r'... '....
SAYS the, Bar Harhor E..rf Ii- vr.-.
dent of Johns Hupkln, na- .nmrn.r,,i M
Northeast nar5ur for ma,N 4. dr.. .r.I,h..
pre-i,irui. of t',.rru,i, s- .g.,r.I., r..,..
At A>p,nu former. .~ty...- ,,,r
mites di,t,n, u,. t., r,..tt.. Ba. Iurar.
Professor B W.r.yr .f D...... aAs
hong been at,.4..t. ..-.-.l n..... ......
of l~'jcru are taa ,Juuupr . ..-.. l..-.-
dent EUrt Of Harvard. sud r.,. n.-t.r ..(
the wen known Uopkju~oa -tuu..
Two miles farther east Is, rh. ...J.. ~
lage If Seal uathYr. va.rr NG. is v.r,
much As i'd wa at Bar H,th.r tu.rf. .yrtr~
ago 80 tine houses. uor ltn,rrt,q .tra,.
nor evening arr-> the us~urtt--..I ar-
pprtunllics for walking h.sfu- and
climbing afprlug sufficient ,Ut,rt4.H-
mrut.
The preeid,u ul OF the Ju.srr~.I. uf Nicu-
igau occasionally ru-tjca,r- lfp f.I. ,N rlc
natives fa,hisu os speaking uerr. AMI.
Professors Everett, Lyon auu ru., NJ
Harvard, usually make this their -guu..r
dweiiug-piace, Professor j. II Thayyr
of The same university. j. One ut th. oldest
CDttager~ while Professor james WHu@-
tF, OF the / DlEcr>tlN ui NtfmNL'. ana
| Professor Duncan ot Hopkins. lrr fr
qurnt visitors.
during which Professor n 4 E4yyfsut M
the last named has been a c,t,a.er. aud
( the first season Of Prof, ~~or Itlraard-pu.
! I'll Dartmouth,
me H"f1rd ba' oyeri""E,t several pros
teN'"'' "'' i''4u'ht tH'N - .'". iI'''
r. tue - "''e"t'''>L III ~. h,' ',
,,,,..r.' ~ a,,,,'.a ta...,.,. A., ,
apd i, is nr4ar.1n,,,t f,,,.,,i ,....,,t a. ,
/ -, ;...., ,,i
| of Ipnkiu,. Prof. Bloomfield ta. rp-cn-
I gsg-d his old quarter. at Sr,l Uarbor.
| C.. F. Dunbar. professor Of uoiligal
economy ~ Harvard, has long owned all
! of Bear Island not iuc,uttl ia tne Nght-
! house lot and Is now hui.iu- Dwelling
( thett. nearly opp 1st'e Jhr mousse ~ ltr,'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-24
ELLSWORTH, MAlNE THURSDAY MAY a. 1894



TritfeH for TIE Amerioan.
SIS the War Over?'.
We thought the war between the States was over
years ago,
few are hravely fighting still who never struck
blow:
There are a few who will not try that trouble to
forget
Nor yet forgIve-I wonder why they keep on
lighting yet?
But these men who nothing know OF battles :
grim array,
But what they've heard Of Getty sburg or shiloh's
awful fray;
Why, all they saw that looked Ike war were
home guards" on parade
Who never met the headong charge of "stone-
walls famed brigade"
The soldiers OF the sunny South, tho conquered
in the fight
Fought long and well and gallantly for what
they thought was right.
For four long years they followed Lee and
marched with \. z. HiIl.
Bnt they've laid the sword aside and hear US
no i'll viii.
Their generals" i, In Congress now, and many
"colonels" too
And they no hatred feel know. for him who
wore the blue
His Northern brother maimed and Scared sta by
hi- side today,
iii swear he holds in high regard the men who
wore the gray.
Al. no, between the blue and gray the cruel war
l. DER.
The rank and hlc' have had enough. they do
not care for more;
They u meet and spesk OF hygone days, of bat
Tics lost and won
But nothing more-with them lis DER. with them
the strife ia done
These men who know what caused the war" and
talk with all their power
Ar men who hravely stayed at home in ,iangcr's
darkest hour.
They never a. a sentry stood when Mosby
lurked around
And never in the trenches slept, nor beard
hugle sound.
-. &. Aasfia.