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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04

Fair iIl,,! Festival.

From the movements OF the people on
the Highlands 1t would seem that there
vii be grand demonstration on Thur.
day Friday Snd Saturday OF this week as
the Odd Fellows In that locality arc maxi
Ing great preparations to hold q grand
fair and festival on those EVENING". The
msmbers and friends will bs able to renale
| h 'ns3 Dives on the good things provided
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
A Ansnrcted stnnmnr

NEW LONDON. CoSN.. Sept.4 The steam
er Commodore is still conlin9, and the
captain 10 In no hurry to sail 1t Ia bs
lieved at the Marshalrs office that the ar.
rest OF the Cubans at Pennsg rove has
frustrated their plans. The at amer has
been sold but the name of tile buyer is
not entered ut the Custom House yet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Bic, Gle News.

The Wilmington Bicycle Club is still
rejoicing over their victory of Monday
lust. They won out of possible four
prizes and therefore have good oause for
lnbilatlon. Thirty elg ht mon started ard
thlrtysseven ilnished-a splendid average.
Leroy Combs and Edward CnurGhman
are doing some fast work on their now
tandem. They are getting the mile record
down very low.
Yesterday j. Lee Hanley and L. ii. Pyle
roue from Wilmington to Delaware City.
thence to Middetown via. Port Penn.
thence to smyrna and Clayton and back
home. They made so miles In all-startod
al IL a. M. and finished at D. M. alter
attending to some business matters at
tho potnte named. They rode the Fowler
tandem.
Our fastest racing men are entered In
the RlvartOn, N. } +. r8uss next Saturday
and at South Enc Wheelmen's meet,
Ptila TiGga track on Saturday follow.
ing. The last named Is "a National CirGu uit
meet. and slabs OF gold will lie given as
prizes.
DENVER, Sept. 4.-Arrangements are be-
Ing made to have O. b. Haekenberger,
winner of the Labor Day twenty five mile
road race, who made a new worlds road
record of l h, min AZ sec attempt to
beat the worlds record OF TWEEN ty six miles
l,ls7 yards, which WAS made by Fred ] .
Titus. Hnckenberger is u country boy, 2l
years old, never owned wheel, and had
been training only three weeks, using n
rented wheel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Cutt,ur Corn.

Geo. K. Woodward, who occup upies the
Hendrlckson farm at Montchanin, Christi.
ana HID. has commenced cutting his corn
which appears to be very fair crop.
ground and SOW wheat. Mr.. W. Ia an ac.
tive nnn and Is generally among the early
bride. He is always ready TO take time
by the forolock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Mo Hurry Yet

No jury has vet been drawn to try tbe
cases against the twenty oubans In the
United States Court Judge Wales has
been attending the mesting OF the Bar
Association ut Detroit, A telegram Ia
hourly expected instructiaG the Jury to
be drawn, There are only two IIouor
cases, together with the Cuban cases to
come before the court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
A Prencher'. Fuu.raI.

The funeral of Rev. VIM. E. Bond, Of
Media, took place this afternoon. His
remains were taken to Hartford Co., Md.
for interment. Bishop j.. 4. Ruley. Rows.
Vim Guy and Chas. II. Bouiden attended
the funeral. Deceased had be II a mlns,
ter of tha gospel for so of the 90 years he
was on this earth,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Chnrch Keno,ntlnn.

st. Stephens EGgIish Lutheran house of
worship on Tatpall street above Seventh.
Ia being renewed IN The interior The
walls will be repainted and decorated
tho chaneol will be reconstructed and re-
furnished. The church Will be closed
next Sunday, Sept.Sth aud special services
resumed the l5th. the painting will be
done by Henry Htrzal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
a Noon Wedding.

Epworth Church was the scene Of O
pretty but quiet wedding at noon tod.
when William White ann Mise Susie Sprttg
were married In the presence of u large
number of friends and relatives. Rev.
W. L. White of fredericksburg, Nd, aud
an uneie OF tho groom. offieiated, A din.
ner foIl wed the eereInnnY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
EIn.rr rr..4I,l.t.,uIt.

A eountfyman sltsHtiing our street
nerkets satl to u l. eftnr Of the RErur.
LICAE Eh,s mert.lHE. lat tho county
people were eomiiei al 10 bring thar
fruu- 20 she tnarhsls t,ei8p, taBy were
Bips. In other wai 10 sud Ae II wa leape
tn III until thty' ate rus 10 Btlug into the
mnitat hey ure iiugerad by tito market
psup,e 40 that they wou not be til to
ssI. You take lonk any market lag
aionI the street make and 9 e II DOM
"A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
.Iiriuar- Uni,,r,..I

T. NJ. Ford, driver In the employ of
the Wilmington Transfer Comply met
With serious accident to-day. While
driving along Washington street near
Eighteenth the wagon broke down ant he
wits thrown against the curb injnrinH his
back aud head. He had TO be taken to his
kome In O cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
ynIn hte li,.nl E,1n1a

AuGtioneers Std aln and SON this morn.
ing cold for the Security Trust anu safe
Deposit Company, executors Of john
FshreHbach, thies prolertles: one at the
intersection OF Rldiag' rpad n!gd Wawaset
6tfeet hEd TWO Oh he sou. heruIy silie OF
Towering Avenue betwaen scott and Bu
Ront to tho Hsrtmsn aud Il hrenf nch
Brewing Company fpr 500 each A truct
4i2!. bg &c feet al sAai1crose Aeaaae and
Ouyton Wss ind up To ST. u aid with
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
4G-Trtp schaoi Tickets an tho Philadelphia
Milm. n u ON. mud IinI1imare IL II

After further consideration the man
aeeInent OF the Philadelphia. Wilmington
d Baltimore II, r. have declded TO con.
time the 40 trip monthly school tickets
on nnd after Sept. ]. Those tickets will be
sold at slight modification in rates to
all applicants under eighteen years of
age. attending any estaplsEed school
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
sslayer. Ar. Back,

Nearly all tho RIazere who left the shop
OF T. Rlumenthal Il Com pany last FRIDAY
have returned to work ami the plant is
now running on fail time. The company
did not look upon the trouble as strike
and therefore re-em played many of the
old hands who were willing to return m.
der the old wage scale. The com pany il
very busy =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
The MaliIltRr.

To morrow promises to ba fair with
little change In temperature. Similar
conditions will probably prevail on Friday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
Tho Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Ollce to-day:
7o'eluek. 10 O'Clock. 2o'clook.
6S n "a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
An ItnierpriaIng Firm.

Last night the firm of j. L. Bhoads and
Sons made a large shipment of betting to
the Atlanta Exposition They have been
very busy of late, OIdera for large dou.
bic belts and for three ply helts still roll
in. They are continually adding new
machinery and are now turning out sew.
eral thousand feet OF batting daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
lHE ,lnnEKN itIs.uIY

IhtiE6s Oh COED food and sunshine. with
plenty OF exercise In the open mir Her
torln Eluws with health ana her face
blooms with It's beauty. II her systen
needs lie tidansnE aetlon of laxative
rened] she nses the gentle and pleasant
LIQUID laxative SYrup of Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Itont Hail Mates.

The Alva foot bail team has organized.
Tho players are StlJhum. Blu cktngham,
Snewo, Simmons RobeleD. Llwton. HRr.
way, Huxley. Smith. Reed. Thatcher. Jack,
Patterson and Hendersr. Tonight meet.
lug will he held at No 102 East Seventh
atreet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Bnltitn ore.
Cincinnati at Washington,
u. Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Plttsburg at New York.
YESTERDAYS bA ot 1ALL GAMES,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
AYaIIoW A.f.r

A. 7. Vandeyer. No. Bl5 East Fifth street
claims 10 have the frat yellow Astar ever
sean in this or any othsI country. II iB
something of curiosity aud MIR. v. feels
somo prldu over the change In color of
this flower
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Ene I,ncn.

Stansbury Murray. l0i u Front street,
VIII have n transparency In the Hiram
Grand Lodge parade tonight stating why
everybody should go over the u. Il o.
with the lodge tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
soma hin. Poto,oes.

Andrew T. Lohner has at his place OF
business. No 100 East 5 street. two pota.
toes. one Of which weighs 2 and the other
Ia pounds. They were grown on the
farm OF WIN. Stewart at Appleton, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Fruit Festival.

A fruit festival will bs held In Madeley
Al. L. Church. South Wilmington, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings,
Tie members OF tie other churches in
this CITY arc invited to extend a helping
hand. Proceeds for tho benefit of the
chmreA. A plsasant time Is antlci nntad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
rhe Twiliaht al, Right.

The report was unfounded that the
steamer Twilight had met with an nccl-
dent She Is all right and Will take the
Winona Council OF tho Jr. .. u. A, NJ 10
an up river resort tonight on moonlight
eXlufAipn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
E,nrine Ini.ni,in,i

Engine No. s57. of the b. h o. Railroad.
VIII cl arrives here at 7.3! from Baltimo ore
had to be taken off and a freight engine
put In Its place, causing the freight train
To he delayed about hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
aple Of Cows.

Farmers should attend tho sale of cows
Oh the farm Of the PassmorS Bros, near
Centreyiie on Thursdsy the 18th Inst.
Iwenty."ye head will bs sold, ana now is
tho tlme to buy, as prices will certainly
advance in very short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Ennl Sntn itn,.u-

Al lie sale oil cows held by Mefrlck at
tdRlns' station ON Monday last, fifty. seven
lead brought from SIS to s57 each, aver.
nEtug 53s per heat. Another sale will
take plHca In two weeks al Red Lion when
a t.K dinner Will be given. All farm ers
Lrss invited. --
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Gseiahn-I,e I.nnrunun.

I0f1re Magistrate KelieY INst night
8ialY Ashton, coiorad. was charged wiah
6ttIslv9 language towards Sarah ifarrlsun
She was ordered 10 pay The oosts In the
case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04

Ladies' will find 1t to their advantage to
call at Lahies Department of z. james
Belt, before going elsewhere to purchase
Trusses. Supporters. Sc. separate en-.
trance on 9th street. Lady attendant
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
.:rent Cures.

Several surprising cures have be m made
b. d., Hoke's appliances In this city aud
yseiRlty Ladies' who ars afflicted should
Inquire In regard to theA. For parLleu-
lars see adv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04

There is a satisfaction in
being able to Put on your
Fall Suit when the weather is
right for it. 1t is vexing to
have to wait for a busy tailor
to get il finished. With
full line to select from and
the promise OF delivery when
you want it, this is as favora-
BILE time to leave you order
as you'll have.
Our line is now complete
and we think we have the
choicest line we ever had.
We would like to show you
through the department at
any rate, whether you leave
an order or not.
JAS I. MULLIN & Son
Clothin 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington.
Shoes Dsla 4ars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
Ao,eI Innproven,ent.,

pntsr Pagan. proprietor of the Sorrel
Horse lIotet. West Front street has great,
ly beautitied the building by repaperiug
and repainting 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
BASE BAIL NEWS.

TThis column will be devoted 10 Base Bait
news. All news concerninx the elubs Is re-
tpentfuily solicited. Address aii cohIpuni-
catlous 60 "Dsse Bali is1itor.s Republican
oiIlce.l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
QUOTATIONS -
Reported by
HEAI.D & COMPANY.
Kt.l,...., ,.,
Bankers nnd isrolsers.

Seventh and Market strentR
Investment and Securities yinidtn,
from tot per cent
orders for tho purchase and sale of
stocks and Bondson Commission axeout.
ed at ali the stock exchanges
PFiYhto telegraph wires to New York
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago,
Foreign Drafts and Letters vi Credit
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
A WONDERFUL CURE
PROF. Q, u. H0gE.

A paralyhea ludlr made 20 walk nfter being
an tnvatii for years Mis- TaItey, daughter
ol W. w iaiioS, we'll known milk man In
W hilminRtnn. after being unhar Doctors
treatment t.7r number of ye ars and re.
eeising no heHeit, So she applied Prof, C.
u, H0ke's eletttic appliances. In . weeks
alter she walked, ard now she does not use
crutches on cane. This lady had 10 lie tarTied
day and 1lght 10y her father for yeara. Cali
hbd see thus lady for yourself, Ais5 Talfsy
TATleYyilIe near Wilmington. Dol.
OTHER Wo&DEfl flEuL CURES.
t'all at g26 p6plnf, s4s locus, COS Faylor, 1
hlfkwpod 5l2 Madison. i4lb French, and
mfny ladies' testimonials can bo had at Office
Abdominal Supporters best retnehy tor te-
nute weakness. anu irregular meusIruaIinu.
For all female complaints, Lady In OH &c / o !.
ali Information Address john 1owttsel,d, /,
10 King street ualeo hours u. IN. and u,
ne Sunday a, N, aud P, n. st4p
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04

Ab bfnliAuelph1h-fHiia lU; Plus
burg, Z. At New York-New York, 8; Chi
cago g. At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 16; Bos-
ton, a. At Baltimore-B Baltimore, 8; St.
Louis 3. At Washington = First game:
Louisville, II; Washington, 0. Second
game Il innings) Louisville, 6; Washing
ton, Q.
Eastern League.
At Syracuse I'll inuings)-Syracuse, II;
Scranton, 8. At Rochester-Springfleld
q; Rochester, 2. At Toronto-W Wilkesbarrs,
o; Toronto, 9. At Buffalo Buffalo, o;
Providence, 4.
PennsyIvanIa State League.
At Lanoaster-Lancaster 1e; Hazleton, S.
At eaiinr----f3Hrhnndale II ; Readingt5
Just watch Denney tomorrow.
And Hayes will ha on fret
Can Dennev wilt Smyrna9
The new club Is ali right.
Philadelp phia won another.
Kenny will pitch the Dover game on
Saturday.
st. Louis at Philadelphia today.
Rockford is getting ready for the Dow.
or game on Saturday.
Kenney will have the right support on
Saturday,
Watch Billy Hayes tomorrow cover hls
old position at frat base.
The boy catcher will surprise the spec.
tators tomorrow.
Hagerstown Is champion.
Brldgetown won the championship from
Salem.
And the Morton downed the Brandy.
wine. The Rockford defeated the Morton,
the smyrna the Rockford aud G. A. @.
tho Smyrna.
Now, Tom, how many clubs would 1t take
like the q. A. O. to defeat the Brandywine
club?
The Q. A. c. Is trying to get the Bridge.
ton club to play at New Castle.
Cunningham, Of this city, now pitching
with tho Louisville has won seven straight
games. In base ball we are the people
and must be respected.
Wilmington players have made u record
every where they went.
Tom MoCafferty will play right field on
the Wilmington CLUB tomorrow.
The tirst game of the II ew Wilmington
club tomorrow will attract a large crowd
to the grounds.
Rockford by playing together should
defeat the Dover club on Saturday.
The Senators let the Young Americans
know their reason for not coming to
Stanton. but II that is the way they treat
us all right.
The senators intend to play there next
Saturday.
Ii you wish TO know whether we can
play marbles wait till Saturday
. Soc the eeore saturday. Senators Vs.
Young Americans.
The A. j, Mcclure base ball club will
cross bats with he strong CARPENTER club
OF carpenter, Del, this afternoon on the
formers grounds. Vinsou of the Morton
CLUB will pitch for Carpenter.
Umpire Jovne was noticed yesterday.
He Is "a second Burrls
Inc REPUBLICAN says to the new Will
minRton club: Play 'Dm, bang 'snl make
'em rua all over the field after the ball
anu win the first game.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04

National League.
At iladelphia-Philadelph 10; Pitts
burg, T. At New York-New York, 8; Chi
cago, 8. At Boston-Cincinnnti, 1e; Bos-
ton, 2. At Baltimore, 8; St.
Louis, 8. At Washington - First game:
Louisville, II; Washington, 0. Second
game Il innings) Louisville, 81 Washing
ton, Q.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-22
THE world OF BUSINESS
STOCKS AND BONDs.

New York. July 20.-The transactions
at the stock exchange today footed up
only G0,5O0 shares. The active stocks
on the list were sugar. distillers and
Chicago gas. but the trading was en-
tirely professional. The purchases were
mainly to cover short contracts and a
rise In prices of Y to IN ensued, the
improvement being most pronounced m
sugar. Chicago gas. dlstillers, lead and
grangers and Missouri Pacific. The
buying of the grangers was due to
good crop reports. Speculation closed
quiet but strong. Net changes show
advances of lisa1h.
The range of today's prices for the ac-
tive stocks OF the New York stock mar
ket are given below. The quotations are
furnised The Tribune by G. du B. Dim
mick, manager for William Linn. Allen 4
Co.. stock brokers. 4l2 Spruce street,
scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-22
a COMPROMISE,

Prosecuting counsel John T. Dare and
opposing counsel exchange few hot
words yesterday morning.
''Mr. Dare, sit down." ordered Judg.
Joachimsen.
Your honor. I prefer to attend to my
duties on my feet, as respectful at
tOrney should" replied Dare.
''Mr. Dare. sit down. shouted the
judge. now thoroughly angry. and Mr..
Dare saw that it was necessary to hedge
a little to bolster his bluff.
"YOur honor / don't see why should
be singled ont" said Dare, land ! must
therefore decline to sit down. / would.
however, obey general order for every
one in the court room to be seated" he
suggested by way Of a compromise. though
he was the only one in the court room who
was standing.
Every body sit down. roared the Judge,
who had been bluffing himself and was
only too glad to accept the compromise
Mr.. Dare took his seat respectfully and
the bushes ssof the court proceeded har-
monOusy.
San Francisco Post
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-22
Scranton Wholesale

Fruits and Produce-Dr.ed apples, per
h., 5aGc.: evaporated apples, 7laaSc.; Cali
forna prunes, 6i4aSc.; English currants,
2aa3c.; layer raisins. s1G0a1. 20; muscatels,
ia5c. per h., slal.25 per box; new Valen-
cias. 5haGhc. per ID. Beans-Marrowfa:s
s.. .6Ca2 65 per bushel; mediums, s2.25. Peas
--Green, $l.1oal.l5 per bushel; split. s.. jOa
26O: lentels. Base. per ID. Potatoes-New,
81. 25a2. rs per Dbl. Onions-Per Dbl, s. .50a
275 Butter-I6al9c. per 10. Cheese-6a9c.
| per lb. Eggs-l4a14iac. Mcats--IIams,
lOlac.; small hams, 1lc.; skinned hams,
llc.; California hams. 7%c.; shoulders,
| 7iac.; bellies. &c.. smoked breakfast bacon,
| 1Oiac. Smoked Beef-Outsides. 12c.; sets,
13lsc. insdes and knuckles, l5c.; Acme
sliced smoked beef, lib. cans. $40 dog n.
Pork-Mess, $li.50; short cut, SIS. Lard
| Leaf. in tierces, Sc: in tubs. SIC; 10-lb.
pals, SHc. per h.; Bib pals, S7sc. per lb.
3-lb. pals, &c. per lb.; compound lard,
t!ercess &C.: tubs, exc; 1O-lb. pals, 6sc.
per lb.; 5-lb. pals, 67sc. per h.; 3-lb. pals,
| 7c per ID. Flour-Nlinnesota patent per
bbl. siiOa4.GO; Ohio and Indiana amber,
$40: Graham. 81; rye -four, $3.50. Feed
Mixed. per cwt.. $l.10. Grain-Corn. Soc.
oats. 35a4Oc. per bushel. Rye Straw-Per
ton, $l3al6. Hay-sl5a17.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-22

srrpamc. n was an ancestor of simon 5
AMI n wall-to-do wool-comber OF Pom
,ag,,s THIS Master Bla.se already
rented the ferry rights ny flowi"s
Source, ana certain rights or hs1Sry
above ard below: and having younger
son to provide for. n conceived the
hlpoy nCsicn " this hos.elry beside uAS
river. For ground rent he agreed 10
carry each M.chlelmass to the lord OF
,he manor one ponny in SILK purse
ami the lords baliff, on bringing the
rece.1s. was 20 take annually OF Master
R,lis, ana his heirs one Jack OF ale OF
the October brewing and one smoke
cured salmon of not less than hiteen
pounds weight. These conditions nav
ing been duly signed, in the year loVo
Master Rlaiss laid the foundations OF
his inn upon the timbsrs OF one gaileoh
sri set up the elm, keelson CT the other
for MS roof.sree. Its stout ribs, curv-
tr- outward and downward ficm this
r1grkficen. talk. supported the clinch-
er-built roof. so that the upper half OF
the building appeared-ana indeed was
"A large inverted hull. decorated with
dormar windows, brick chimneys and q
rour1 pigeon house surmoupted py
pild a 'yare. TIL, Windows he TOOK
ready made from the Spaniard's bulg-
ing stern works. And for sign-board
he hung out between two bullying poop
lanterns a large bitumirouS painting
on paryel, that had been found ON board
the larger gslleon. and was supposed
to repre sent the features of her patron,
Saint Nicholas Prodaneli. But the site
Of the building had always been known
as Flowing Source, and by this name
and no other Master Blaise's inn was
called for over 200 years. !
BY this time its timber roof had
clothed itself with moss upon the north
side. and cn the west the whole frame
work inclined over the river. as though
the tinibers of the old galleon regretted
their proper element and strained
toward 1t terderly. quietly, persistent
". But careful patching and repair
ing had kept the building to all ap'
pearance as stout as ever; and any
doubts OF it's stability were dispelled In
a moment by a glance at Master Simon
tHe 'i1'JiOiu. JHdSlGi 'Sihho" 90" ~
parish register fell short OF forty, but
he looked at least ten years Older;
slow man with a promising stomach
and very satisfactory balance at the
bank; 2notabIe breeder of pigeons and
fisher( OF cells. He could also brew
stroG ale, and knew exactly how sal
mod should be broiled. He had heard
that the world revolves, and decided
to stand still and let 1t come rourd tc
him. Certainly a considerable number
Of its inhabitants found their way tC
the Flowing Source SCORER or later
Marketers crossed the ferry and pauset
for morning drink. In the cool Of the
day quiet citizens rambied up from
Ponteglos with rod and line, or brough
their families by boat ON the high even
| ing tide to eat cream and junket and si
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-22
TO GO A.SWIMMING.

There's a red-letter page that is brighter
for It's age;
And the fingermarks of Time are never
1t has very much to say of a hot summer
When we fellers ran away to go a.swim-
ming.
Creeping through lengthy grass while
dancing shadows pass,
Threading deep haunted woods where the
squirrel slows his goods.
And birds nested high teach their little
ones to fly,
Where the grasp-cluster shines In a will
derness of vines,
Where are messy pillows green not a slum-
bcrer hath seen,
And the red flowers grow In blossom
drift of snow;
1t may be twice as gay that we felt n bit
astray.
When we fellers ran away to go a-swim-
ming.
And the river and the pool were SO
heaven-like and cool,
With fresh baby -brcees over-skimmInc:
Everything well contrived for a pleasure e
short-lived.
When we runaways arrived to 20 a.
swimming!
Now all ready-now n plunge! and our
bodies like sponge
That unduly dry has been seem to drink
the water In
We are cropping in the caves Of the cold,
silent waves,
We are climbing to the air. flinging tor
rents from our ha!r,
And we struggle to and fro through the
ripples' gentle flow.
And we duels gaily fight with the plash-
ing waters bright.
On each other. through the fray, fingng
barrelsful of spray;
Oh. the mad and merry day we went a.
swimming!
youths careless time;
Full of good, sober counsel II Is brlm-
ming:
In your labor or your play your super
iors obey:
Don't you ever run away to go a-swini-
ming.
Though the nowcr-jewels shine with ra
dance divine,
And the daisy blossoms creep in the mead
ows half asleep.
And the clouds are like high floating
castle In the sky,
And the forest branches dumb wink and
beckOn you to come,
And a shady nook you know where the
dainty blllows flow.
Whose delicious, quiet charms would fold
you In their arms,
Be obedient while you may; on the shore
OF duty stay;
Don't you ever run away to go a-swim.
ming!
VIII Carleton.