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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

willing write said property Provided that such licensed
shall not be required portion of such insurance to
stock company which of assets amounting
least fifty thousand dollars which has within the preoed
ing twelve MONTHS been in impaired condition Each person
licensed shall keep account of the business done
der the license certified copy of which account he shall forth
with file with the Insurance Commissioners showing the exact
of such insurance placed for person. firm corporation
the gross premium charged thereon the companies which the
placed the date of the policies and the term thereof and
also report the detail Of all such policies cancelled and
the return premiums thereon and before receiving such
license shall execute and deliver to the Treasurer of the State
bond in the penal of two thousand dollars with such
ties the Treasurer shall approve with condition that the
censee will faithfully comply with all the requirements of this
act and will file with the Treasurer and Tax Commissioner in
January of each year. statement of the gross premiums
charged for insurance procured placed and the gross returned
insurance cancelled such license during
the year ending the day of December preced
ing and at the time of filing such statement will pay into the
treasury of the State equal to four cent of such
premiums less such return premiums reported
Approved November n, 1894.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

No 135-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION THREE THOU.
SAND TWO HUNDRED TEN OF THE REVISED LAWS
AS AMENDED BY SECTION FIVE OF NUMBER
EIGHTY-THREE LAWS OF 1884, RELATING TO THE
ESTABLISHMENT AND ENLARGEMENT OF BURIAL
GROUNDS
hereby enacted By the General Agseo5y Of tile state q
Vermont:
SECTION l. Section 32O of Revised Laws amended by
of number So laws of 1884, is amended read
follows
This chapter shall authorize the acquiring of land for the
purpose the enlargement establishment of burial ground
bring the within twelve rods dwelling house
shall be buried in such burial grounds enlarged
established within twenty rods Of dwelling house Provided,
however, that house which has been abandoned unfit
dwelling shall be deemed dwelling house within the meaning
of this act.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November ~ 1894
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

NO. 129.-AN ACT TO REPEAL SECTION ONE AND TO
AMEND SECTION TWO OF NUMBER SIXTY EIGHT
LAWS OF 1884, ENTITLED GAN ACT PROVIDING
FOR THE ANNEXATION TO VILLAGES OF OUTLY-
ING DISTRICTS" ". s., AS PROPOSED, SECS. 3O75
AND 3O76)
as hereby enacted By tie General assembly Of the State of
Vermont:
SECTION Section No 6S, Laws of 1884 hereby repealed
Sec g. Section 3 No. 6S Laws of 1884 hereby amended
read follows If the trustees convinced that the village
boundaries should be enlarged to include territory and not
already within the limits of such village but within the
which such village located they apply by petition in writ
judge of the county court of the county which the vii
age situated who shall such application appoint three dsn-
erested freehoe commissioners decide upon the advisable
ty of such annexation.
Approved November II, 1894.
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No 13O-AN ACT TO AMEND NUMBER ONE HUNDRED
THIRTEEN, LAWS OF 1884, AS AMENDED BY NUM-
Der SEVENTY-TWO LAWS OF 1892 VERMONT
STATUTES, SECTION 1926 AS PROPOSED)
1t IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the Ste Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. Section of number 113 of the laws Of 1884
amended by number u of the laws of 1892 hereby amended
to read follows
The assistant judges the county courts the several counties
the expense of the county, their discretion make
tracts for communication by telephone with the court house.
the Office of county clerk sheriff judge register of probate
stuaten any city which has telephone communication
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 6, 1894
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NO 134-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS ONE THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE AND
ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
FOUR OF THE REVISED LAWS W. s.. AS PRO
POSED, SECTIONS 2189 AND $780, RELATING TO
TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ae,e5y enactea5y tie General Assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION L. Section 1863 Of the Revised Laws, is amended
to read as follows
The rector of parish of the Protestant Episcopal Church and
the wardens and vemen elected according the and
uages Of said church. and their in Office shall have
corporate powers with pepeuy for the purpose of taking and
holding real personal estate to support religious worship
for church sites, buildings rectories.
SEC Section 1864 of the Revised Laws is amended
to read follows
Such wardens and vesymen, by unanimous
and when empowered do by majority at the annual
meeting of the parish called for that purpose, may sell
and convey real personal belonging parish, and
may by duly recorded authorize of their number
execute all proper conveyance
Approved November 21 1894
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No. 12s.-AN ACTTO AMEND SECTION THREE THOU
SAND SIX HUMID RED TWENTY OF THE RE
VISED LAWS V s., AS PROPOSED, SECTION
4065) RELATING TO AGENTS OF FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANIES.
IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State of
Vermont:
Section 1920 of the Revised Laws is amended so to read
as follows
When application for fire nsuances taken transmitted by
through local travelling agent of fire insurance company
person acting under the employment of agent Of such
company it shall be deemed to be the of the company and
questions arising the facts stated in such application such
agent ubagent shall be deemed be the agent of the insurers
and not of the insured
Approved November 81 1894.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

No. 132.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION TWO
THOUSAND AND TEN OF THE REVISED LAWS
(V. S. SECTION 2254)
hereby enacted By tile General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont
Section POLO of chapter 02 of the Revised Laws
W S. Section 2254 hereby amended to read follows
The first day Of January the fourth day OF July the sixteenth
December the twenyecond day of February and any day APP
pointed by the Governor of thSfe by the President of the
United States day of fast thanksgiving shall be legal holt
days. and SHALL for purposes OF presenting for acceptance pay
men and for protesting and giving notice OF the dhonor Of
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bills of exchange drafts checks and promsory notes. be consd
cred like Sundays but whenever any of the days named in this
section falls Sunday the preceding Saturday SHALL for pu
poses named in this section be considered like Sunday.
SEc 2 The sixteenth day of August, established legal
holiday by Section of this act shall be known and called
" Bennington Battle Day." throughout this State
Approved November %, 1894
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NO. 121--AN ACT RELATING TO LICENSING INSUR-
ANCE BROKERS IN SPECIAL GASES.
It's hereby enacted By tie General assembly qMe State Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. The Insurance Commissioners upon the annual
payment of fee of twenty dollars may issue licenses citizens of
this State revocation any time permitting the person
named procure policies of fire insurance property
this State foreign insurance companies authorized
cot business this State Before the person in such
license procure any insurance in such companies prop
ery this State he shall in every and file with the
Commissioners affidavit that procure
In domestic companies and companies admitted to do business
the State the amount oil insurance necessary to protect said prop
mas procured domestic and admit
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No 131.--AN ACT FIXING THE TIME FOR THE
ELECTION OF CERTAIN STATE OFFICERS IN
JOINT ASSEMBLY,

hereby enacted By tie General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION The and house of representatives SHALL
two o'clock and thirty minutes afternoon the third Thursday
after their biennial meeting and organization in Joint
assembly, and proceed therein elect the State officers whose
election by the constitution and laws devoes the first instance
upon them in joint assembly, and in election of all such
officers shall that day be made they shall at two o'clock
and thirty minutes afternoon each succeeding day Saturdays
and Sundays eXceped meet in assembly, and proceed in
such election until all such officers shall be elected
Approved November a. 1894.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

No. 133.--AN ACT IN RELATION TO SABBATH BREAK
ING AND IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION FOUR
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FIFTEEN RE
VISED LAWS. SECTION 1869, V. S. AS PRO
POSED)
IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. Section 1915 is hereby amended read
follows
person who between twelve o'clock Saturday night twelve
o'clock the following Sunday night exercises any business
poyment except such only works of necessity and charity
holds resorts toany ball or dance, exercises game
sport play any house of entertainment for
nien recreation shall be fined not than two dollars
Approved November 49, 1894.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Sei Tamerlan.

Ger Yoli,eitommiIar Sesmonts
bate am Worgen nah Dem r~atielbaitcn
Verl1plnoen oes tleinen Wonnier
nihts eiliseres gu tbun, oils einen
gerlebenen YOliSilten nit Der Iuiiu=
dung Der Spur 81 beauftrasen. Sulep
unterspg iib oieier Nufeabe um 10
lieber uno nit um 10 groberm SleiB.
als er iofort mertte, oaB Die In9ele=
ssnbeit ieinen 9urseieBten gan,
b%elonoers intereiierte. Sieler bat=
te ibn bdlo nit ben meni=
gen Details pertraut 9ema9t uno
i'm oann gebsteu, Die Sadie ia i6lau
anSufanen uno nibts i'll perldumen,
oa Oas 8eri1pinoen Des &naben eineu
piel wI9tIsren Siutersruno babe, als
Is ben Initein 9%sipinne. Iiele Dill
esutuna bate ibre Wirtnng nibt per-
Ieblt; Sulsp CAB lid iofOrt nit aNer
ibm innewObnenoen S1laubeit uro
seltIBt auf cine Grfabruna an feline
Nut9abe, uno UenNe Stunoen Ipater
finoen mir ibn in Der Wobnung 0lan-
ta's, no er lib iiber einise g~inselbeiten
nod ndber iufOrmieren llno nab Dem
Seftnoen Der iuusen 6rau ertuuoiaen
pDllte. gter Slanta mar nod nidt
surilt9etebrt, lno oas Nan,e Saus
bstano llh in Der grD6ten uurube unl-
lie; oenn lie ipar geliebt uno 9sa6tet
BON allen, nit oenen lie pertebrte.
Chen bate man sur Yplisei lbiden
wolen, I'm ben Yorfal an,useiaen,
als Der Beanie sintrat. Srau Yerius
iibrte ibn in ibr WObn3immer lno
i6iIOerte ibm in ibrer 9ewobnten 8eit-
i4peifi9teit Die Serblltniile Der i1onen
Wlttpe uno mar poll oes 9pbes bon ibr.
Inter Sbrdnen erSdblte lie bon Der
weblelIeiti9eu Siebe BON Sinh uno
Mutter, BON ben Spielen uno Yel6ai.
ti9ungen pe5 berSi3en Steiner, BON ibrer
GreunoidaIt 81 Slanta II. |. 10. ,,llno
nun beoenten Sle", ihlob Die quite
Jrau, ,.baB oas lln9liid lie in benz
@%ugenbllde credit, ND ale ibre 9eioen
our0 ibre Seiratb nit GERM 1eripn
ein enoe nebmen ~iolltsn, uno", iiigte
lie nit beoeutungsuoller Wiene binsll,
,Serr 6erlon lit trobt ieines beihei-
oenen aeuBsrn WIaiOndr."
Der 8eoante, oaB Elm Wiliondr Elm
Simmer Der alien tSrau bepobnen ioGte,
lbien Dem POllSiitsn 10 ,penis wa6r.
ibeinli6, oaB er es Der Mtilbe wertb
lamb. lib naber barber 81 iniormiren.
gr erInbr benn aud. oaB oieier 6eriou
6rau Slanta bGuii9 unf ibrsn Spa.
Sler9GnNen 9efolgt mar, baB aber Dit
Alte nl4ts IrSss bariu lab, lueil De,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

man id2reibe fir Qrobsnuln.
tr1ern an Ole
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Jd.Centr. CiIen6a@n,
Dies it bic turSe Route mad
Oantton Council Sluifs,
SNmnbo nm Cop S~,,;s.u

omaha unD San 6raneiscp,
iiber Siour Gitp.
Na6 @uitin, Swatoura, Wtinneapolis
uno ct. Yaul. iiber @atsrloo II. Woua.
9ta6 "Ofaribdltowu, @,rinneQ, Sttunpa,
iiber NdleD.
Na9 grano Sinction ulto Ses Moines,
iiber Mort Sooge.
Shee ~osrlafen oaS SlmpIs Central Depot FOR ben
melteu pte iolgt:
YaIassrsase ......7 40 gnt, tasIta, auSs. SouRtass.
......33o 9tm. .
.....740 9ln.,
Observation-Disclosures Stu. .
Reiieuoea. bic nab benz Often ge6en, bietet oieIe 81.
nie b~eiouoere 9prtbelle. sic III bic eln3i0e, pelbs
9urh5use 5wtldel Dubuque mo 9birago ianien labt.
and bat ne aletl S4laiipaggoHS auf 2ag. u. Jsa9t.
saeeR. Die bis ebcago ourh9ebeu.
9oiGsIere, bic iiolI5. nab st. Souis, Cairo,
Spuispiue, yaibpile, WempbtS, Step Or,
leans ooer Yiabeu III SeraS 9ebeH. weroeW ral4 be.
,prnsrt uuo uIaben iibere 9erbinounSen.
Sa9e nab oeI GtieH uuo Si0eH ge3eH ab:
Yaiiaaerjuse ...... 1880 Um.. tagll5.
......1l5g tm, aISg. SpnHtaa
49,. .loA5 9tm.. .
s. W .lssSseas paii. amS Iidet'alasut.
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Das uerratbtril d)t Anoe.


g9abrsno Nlminens Spiel 9ins oi
&rilis bel Slauta ollmQllig oorilber.
bon neuen mo6te Oas Sieber ben
ipleoererpa9enoen SAmsr5e Piab.
3pei Stunoeu ipdter lanete Doctor
Gollano al uno SarbeSius fiibste ibr
81 Der Granten.
Na6oem Der Nr;t ibren 9uls uut
ibre Stlrne befiiblt bate, rief er g8ilbel.
mine uno garbeSlus in einen @lnte'
oes 3immers.
uSbr 3uitono lit oefdGrli6." ia9ts
er, ,,iebr 9eflbrli1: Elm Bebirni1laq
1T i'm InSuae; Sore SpfertpiQiateii
lplro iebr pabrlheinli9 cine barte llnr
ldnglpierlge Probe 81 beIteben baben."
per ISctor." iaQte Wilgelmine,
SD uns meine Sp9ter peroanter
unier Seben Sarbesius; mir weroen bic
&ranfe, Die er inns 9ebra6t, nit Dem
WuIgebot aler anltrengulseu UNI
Sorsfalt pile9en."
,.@obl. iebr lpobl!" eripioerte Iol=
lano, uro fi6 su Sarbe3ius tpenpeno,
fl~lllterte ct: ,,Siebit Su, Su bebaup=
tetelt Dor tllrSem, oab es feline Grtennt=
lihteib in Der gSelt 9Gbe; b6rit OH,
luas oieie Srau uno lire Sp6ter
iagen?"
,,alpine lit blino," entsssnste Der
GrOi6austOpfer.
sd mill germ Sag uno Na6t bier
blsiben," iaate @ilbslmine, bis lire
Grante 9enelen uno i'm Stanoe 1T,
o~enleniaen wirfiame 6inssrseise 81
9eben, welhe ibr bel Der 9lu"fiinDung
ibres &inoes bebulfli6 isiu tO%nnsu."
Ter Doctor iAittslte nit Dem
&Opfe.
rs lit m69lih" iagte er ernlt, ,,oaB
oieies unalildielise @eieu iib naa orei
ooer bier Wo6en ppm ieinem &ranten=
bett erbebt; ia, lie wiro leben bleiben,
aber ibr Weilt miro in traurioer Sil=
lterniB ~geIan9en iein; MUIR Elm Wunoer
Tam tie oaoOn beireien, cine oepalt=
lame Grre9ung, cine unOerbOffte Srelloe
lplroe alleln IS permO9eu, Die Nrne
Don ibrer Uei'testrantbeit 81 beilen."
Die arme Wittme faltete b~eltiir,t Die
SanOe uno ein mitleiOspoller Seuf3er
entran9 li6 ibrer Srult; oann aber lie:
u@ir peroen lie bel lrns bebalten,
Serr Doctor"
,,Iuf gBieOerieben alIo," Iaate
&ouano, lid tomme morsen fri,b
wleoer, ltebe aber aud beute 4beno
nod 81 Sieniten, menn Die Srante
meiner beoiirfen iolts."
Damn perlieB sr nit garbeSius oas
3imner.
Su Dem GuSenblife, no @il6elmiue
ebenfal5 Die Sreppe berunterltieg, I'M
Die beideioene g8obnung uno ben
Saoen ibres @obltbaters in Oronuua
81 brin9en, ~itiirSte Oelien Sreuno Sean
Marisne, bleid Dor a%uiresung, ms
Saus.
nSimnel uno Sole iino in Setpe-
gung, rief er, ., Die Sade ruiro INNER
perwifelter. Sb 9laubte oisie Ta6t
bios cine Pfli9t Der Meni6li1teit
eriult Su baben, unO erfa9re ioeben,
oaB mir oaour6 in eiuen YroSeb seiogen
tperoen, Der in 9anj Yaris oas sroBte
aufIeben erregt."
Gr iebte lib neben Sarbs;ius uro
be9ann 81 er5ablen, mas er erlebt uno
erfabren bate.
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Seilt T6er

csatffS%t geinabe Elm roles Sabr Slaete
SWFlSWs MID Elm SuRsn. las bsRanetse
Irasen i'm Sale blieb mad merisen 9pien srn
\Sr. @usuf Hbnta's Samturssr Sruftbes aus,
Der S&isim lpte f6 uno mad Gesraud spn Gin
saar gadeten serinpane Ter Suisn SGn;ii6.-
Gree.. Stals, Columbus, Slip.
n Il ~
Srnaleiosn. ID, e sN sef %sTat sr III.
t%efirmmunssn anb fein Mitisl wpnte tslfen.
S6Itesli6 sebrau6te Id Or. Iuaut 8Sris's
Sameurser Sruftbre unp Id mar tale seteiit.
Gsarles 8. @rpe, S23 9. Yrinss,S TRACE,
Saneaier, ga.
4 Y h
Grfaltunsen. sa Ses "a s.! e.. s sass5'
@bnts's Samturser SrufttEse itets In meiner
Samiite sprrdibis anb babe INNER sefunten,
fab eieier Sbse Elm ausse,si6netes @ittel ss-
gen ALE Grtdltuneen III. = Srancis 81. Bar
rstt. 200 q. @snn.Strase. Baltimore. 1h.
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-. Yanftut,t

. SeiSe SlGtter bieten neben elmer
. lor9fdlti9 ausgearbeiteten @o9en=
. &unSi3au, bic cine tur;seiabte CUTE
. lleberii3t iiber Die 9auptereisniiie i'm
. Stz unb Iuslauoe umfaBt, cine ;eits
. geraBe Grorterun9 Der relisiOieH ga
. SesfraSeu, reI6e bic oeuti9en Ratbos
. ltfen trsbel onoere intereiiiren, lopie
. siue ior9fdltt9e auswabl Der Neui9=
. teiten aus ben einSeIneu Staaten Der
. uItior.
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@enu ste at, wbeumatismus leioeu

i6reibt uuo ib ieloe uuemtseltli6 ein
Badet Der puloerbariten Weoi;ln Die mid
nno man6e anocre D%oaitduoig furirt bat.
Us bat 9sllte gebeilt, Die % Sabre nit Rbcur
matIsmns bebaitet wareu. Sobn q.
Smitb, Vtrlwaufee, g9is. Dept. A.
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A Startling
Admission.
In New York City, for five con-
secutive years, the proportion
of Deaths from Consumption
has been three in every
Twenty Persons.

Epidemics of Cholera, Yellow Fever and
other diseases of similar character, so ter
rible in their results, occasion wide spread
alarm and receive the most careful conSid-
Grafton for their prevention and cure, while
consumption receives scarcely thought,
yet the number of their victims sinks into
insigni6cance when compared with those of
consumption. Comparatively few people
know what to do for their loved ones when
they see them gradually lose strength, lose
color manifest feeble vitality and emacia-
ton. or develop a cough, with difficult
breathing, or hemorrhage. Cod liver oil
was for long time given in all such cases,
but the poor success attending its use
coupled with its nauseating taste has led
many practitioners, as we'll as the public at
large, to place their main reliance in DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t de-
serves early attention and will prove effect
ual not in every case but in large percentage
of cases, and we believe that fully oS per
cent of all cases ofconsumption can, iftaken
in the early stages of the disease, be cured
with the Discovery" DR.. Pierce does not
ask people to believe until they have in
vestigated for themselves. Apamphlet has
been published having the names, addresses
and photographs of a large number of those
cured of consumption, bronchitis, lingering
coughs, asthma chronic nasal catarrh and
kindred maladies which will be mailed free
to those sending for it with their name and
address upon postal card, or you can have
a medical treatise, in book form of 100
pages, mailed to you, on receipt Of address
and six cents in stamps. You can then
write those cured and learn their expert
ences.
Address for Book, WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The bank note, if sent in every day for
redemption Gas check is) and as it should
be sent in under any proper system of
bank currency, becomes identical, in al
most every respect, with the check.
The validity of check money is based
on representatives o wealth deposited in
the bank; so is that of the bank note
issued by the bank. :.
Check money will be issued to the. ex-
tent that trade requires it in COM
munity so will the bank nole
Check money will stay out only so long
as it is needed and will come back again
for redemption from other banks who
want the monay; so will the bank note,
under the daily redemption arrangement
which is essential.
Check money circulates in the neigh
borhood where it is needed; so will the
bank note, if redeemed daily.
The increase in the number of bank
notes is regulated thus by the require
ments of trade and the desire OF the
banks to get them out, because of the
profit there is in the operation. Their
decrease is effected by the pressure
brought to bear by other banks, who,
striving to force their own notes out,
send the notes of other banks in, and the
total amount kept out can thus never be
more than trade actually requires. The
regulation of volume is automatic.
We see thus the uses, the convenience,
the essential propriety of the notes issued
by banks. WIN. G. Cornwell.
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VERSE THAT
TIGHT BE
rIUCH WORSE


HAWAIIAN GiZETTB
From cloth OF gold of Eastern looms.
And whirl and glare OF city gooms
She fed away to woodland blooms.
In softly swaying holoku,
Her bai e feet wet with morning,
She strayed upon the hills she knew;
She climbed among the waterfalls
Where streamct unto streamlet calls
Amid the SO nbre canyon walls.
And at some placid pool between
Where forest trees together lean.
Making untaught perfect screen,
She stayed and listened for some sound
OF man or beast that, lingering round.
Might trespass on her chosen ground.
The oos sang their roundelay;
An iiwa flashed crimson ray
Athwart the shadows OF the day;
lizard rustled in the sod
The bamboo swayed its slender rod.
None saw her but the birds nd-God.
Like an expectant chrysalis,
She shed her clothes as things amiss
And radiant stood for winds to kiss;
She shook her dark hait to the breeze,
AMI so arrayed unto her knees
She stole among the whisp ring trees
And climbed among the rocks that lie
In primal masonry on high
And stood outlined against The sky.
The sun shone on her body fair,
The trade winds frolicked with her hair;
All nature did h er homage there;
! And she there standing in the sun
Was with all other nature one,
And felt its currents through her run.
Too soon, alas in sinuous grace,
She ran with swiftly flying pace.
Aud boldly sprang from that high place,
And like meteo- in its flight,
Or unsheathed knightly saber bright,
| She flashed one mo nent in the light,
And then in watery eclipse
| From velvet toes to finger tips,
Went out thatsweet apocalypse!
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And when time shall have spoild you of n
The Wall Paper


EDMUND GossE.
When was only five years old,
My mother who was soon to die,
Raised me with fingers scft and cold,
~ 80 uoy onhigli;
g, Until against the pirlor wall,
e. | reached golden paper flower.
How proud was !. and an how tall,
That hour!
"This shining tulip shall be yours.
Your own, your very. own" she said,
The mark that made it mine endures
In red.
scarce could touch it from the floor;
craned to touch the scarlet sign;
No gil so precious had before
Been mine.
A paper tulip on wall
A boon that ownership defed!
Yet this was dearer lar than all
Beside.
Real toys, real flowers that lavish love
Had strewn before me all and each
Grew pale beside this gift above
My reach.
All! now that time has worked its will,
And fooled my heart and dazed my eye
Delusive tulips proveme still
Unw.se.
Still; still. the eluding flower that CLOVIS
Above the hands that yearn and clasp
Seems brighter than the genuine rose
Igrasp.
So has il been since was born;
So will it be until di4;
Stars, the best flowers Of all, adorn
The sky.