Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-25

IE'Idttu"hll ny ' L. h"ou No'' LOWELL Hla>S'
Hoods Pills to operate. Is cents.
! where the elder sister rhymes "creek" with
speak but she IS readily forgiven upon
turning to ITO Leeward'' where Is written
Let the boat DRIFT, my lady and my love,
Thou In the stern, | lying at thy feet.
Bend down the eyes my heart was DREAM
Before God pu, it In my breast to beat.
Look. where the river opens TO the sea,
Twilight Is stealing onward lingerlngly
between the world and our felicity"
There is another questionable rhyme In
this stnnza, but the third and fourth lines,
especially, are very beautiful. Rollicklng
and guy, an entirely different key Is struck
In "a Drinking Song
.Hsalth to the God Of the golden wine;
Freely while youth is thine.
Thy weary brain from the dry champagne
y merrier mood should borrow;
And the rose that we plucked but yes
Will be faded and dead by tomorrow.
The same fnciie pen rather quiazes the
easiest OF mctrical forms. the "Trioiet." by
sraNely announcing:
I've a crlck In my back.
SEhl l nave II tomorrow
] came down surh a whagk
When I fell on my back.
That | heard the lee crack.
To my very great sorrow.
I've q crig!s IN my back.
Shall ] have it tomorrow?
Rut what shall be said Of this, and from
such a source II is signed by both the
cnce I went TO Long Island City, prepared
70 iakg TIC train. for jamaica Baby
que. Morich,s ana thg Hf9nptaT1s.s U
1 Ia! with me all things when could COM
htne TO CpuIure TO my comfort. These
are the things ] never forget,
soon sought out the parlor car porter
..o ehon-yisagGd, gold-c2ppei;
20. official OF The. Long Island railroad, o
man, O black brother. the best seat
Tor me, and there, take my bag, UNI
brrll}. not water tin. ovcrcoat and
That on new, nat-f2o,ea. I followed, The
crowds observed me,
l entered the car and selected someone
elsc's place by The window.
Assurss of my comfort, shortly the train
Oh, maa'grs Point, ,o9h, net and unip,
Oh; hsUl o. smell! who can describe
Observation-Disclosures resistlvss2
In the latest number Of Tales From
mat, whether it s]ucaceis III 'mnakln@9 a Ss sST-
Shton or not, must certainly challenge
a aIi9H' rR8Ss TTiTa'ha.2n f5 or iis b s53Iii.nE sgisin,
tluatuc-s tGr trials 'of a. Worliim yb I""e--
What tho world rnlls good MI E,,rf haf
who's" nervous temperament ana fus.iiaEir /
craving for eNnitcm.ut deny her anything
Anita Niyouu 'h1rtrns, who lis an Italian
hy l.rih, mas u"IurIt"d hcr work wlth the
ihIyusii Of ,pg sion and ge]ntl-uess "
"LHg7 bt,'N "',N''f 10 ltt race. In her
h.ilI'' L'A, HNN hHr painted a picture
Ut. 'Al once 1'NN'I mo ~t'lilhl", sweet
!, "tI', 'l'.' J., AT l"tai ON" ghar-
tl7'Hn, aNt an least gMg other WIN traits
Gmp'rtati'n f5r an III sJ1 "ITrl
m4y .Iyii NJ au ".r9s'5r,i 'iF, re- ,I
H. moral % of tbs ta'Ie' s5 nii,si,b1I.a'
lf- un.ntul uu--usas 20 irf'Iy drawn ,ui
H. contamination su profoundly drln1i",,'
with on" achievement of as striking q liter
AIRY study aa 70 FALLS TO ones lot Go cn-
.r-
'FTluecss Anne. y story OF the Dismal
swamp aud .pihor. sketches, By Albert T.
lem, on r,N'g,W. hoIk 10y, y. .EEit II"
q book, gut Onward ~ the publishers %
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Nh. hero und.r uovrI ir.un.,tnre ln S.w
Work. HuI- herself latrr on N mo DISMAL |
swamp In INC hnuds Of stransa c]aptUrS
whose status Il would be hard for Gre To-
hut for whose Identify and rruI-
ity the author youches In the preface.
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THE Lotus The issue ~ this hi-month-
~ publication Il mo most crslitahle issue
thar has yet been oucrHl. The publishers
had such Encouragement that they
have enlarged It's scope win q view to
making h 20 literary and artistic Journal
on a far more general charaot,r than it
has heretofore hul II has a large list Of
its contents bear evidence OF more ]iair"fui
editorial management than heretofore. Its
friends VIII rapidly grow in numbers II It's