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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-08-03


OF the County of Wise on the 1Ih day OF
July, 1899.
The Virginia Coal and Iron
Company, Plaintiff,
against In Chanccry.
A. j. Steinman, Defendant
The object of this suit is to remove a
cloud from the title OF Plaintiffs land,
that is to say, to have set aside and can
celled Il certain deed from l.. d. Hun to j
d. Price, and A. J Steinman dated De-
cember Jth, 1874, recorded in the Clerk :
Office OF the County Court Of Wise County
IN Deed Book 3, page BIB. 10y which the
said l.. d. Hun attempted to grant and
convey certain lands living ia Wise county.
Virginia, on the waters OF the "oweiis riy-
er for particular description of which
reference is herd made To the deed afore-
SAID ;and'to have set aside and cancelled
certain deed from the said j. y. Price to
the said A. J. Steinman dated December
3lst, 1874, recorded in said Clerks Office
IN Deed Book 1, page ID. hl which the
sad Price attempted 10 convey lis alleged
interest in the said land 10 the said \. j.
SteInman. And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant A J.
Steinman is not a resident OF the State Of
virginia, it is ordered that he do appear
here within ID da-s after due publication
hereof, and do WHIT may be necessary To-
protect his interest in this suit Anditis
further ordered that a copy eof he pub
lished once week for four weeks in the
Big Stone Gap Po,r, aad that a copy he
posted at the from, door Of the court house
OF tnis County on the fisst day of ,Ae next
term of the County Court
A copy--Tc-te:
" L. kiLGoGE. Clerk.
BY e. a. JoISSoN, u. c.
" !. BuLLITT p, q. i-l3 1881
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. y. Il. Carsile, Of Wa.hi.a,
/. +. He writes: -Four bottles OF
Electric Bitters ha, cured Mrs. Brewer OF
scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible soros would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give 10 help, but her
cure j. COM lete and her health Is excel
lent" This shows what Thousands have
proyed,-lhat Electric Bitters Is the best
blood purifier known. Its the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boilS and running sores. 1t SUM
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cNpel-
posons, helps digestion builds up the
strength. Only ~ cents. Sold by j. ".
Kelly, druggist. Guaranteed. }
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STON ECA.

PRESBY TERRAIN CHURCH. ~-REv. 7. hossco,
Pastor. Preaching First. Third AMI Fourth Sundays
at II a. and 30 =. m
SrSpAY-ScHOot Every sunday afternoon at 10
O'Clock -louN 4 FSSfu, Superintendent.
fRtYYR-NFt1iAc. -Eetfy WHia..iav might.
loJN8 fforf'S S0,IxTY-Ettfy sunday alter
nom az Gas O'Clock
Rev Ripsoco psea hes ~ Apralachia Second sun.
day al 4 "a nf. Hr1 q, III .,-..' lf ..o p. ta.
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Powclls River Coala and Iron
Company, Plaintiff,
against I'm Chancery
\. J. Steinman, Defendant.
The object Of this suit j. to remore Il
cloud from the title of plaintiff, land, that
i To- say. to have cancelled and set aside a
certain deed from : 4. Rohert. to j. y.
Price and 4. j. Stcinman, dated December
18th. l~il. recorded in the County Court
Clerks Office OF Wise County. Virginia, in
Deed Bool, /, page 90, hv which the said
: r.. Roberts, attempted to convey to the
said Price and Ntelnmau q certain tract OF
land living in Wise county, Virginia, on
the waters Of Powell's River, containing
100 acres, more or less, said land being
particularly described in the said decd. TO
which reference j. here made for greater
certainty. aud to have set aside and can
ceIled a certain deed from the said j. d.
Price 10 the said \. ). Strinman. dated
October 9th, 1913, recorded in the said
Clerks Office In Deed Book I, page III,
10y which the said Price attempted 10 con-
vey to the said S;ciumau lis alleged in
tercst ia the said land. And u affidavit
having been made and fled that the
defendant, y. j. Nteiumau. j. not % rc-i
dent OF the State of ireluia. IL is ordered
that be IT, appepr here within ~ days
after due publication hereof. and do What
may hc necessary CD protect h!- interest iu
this suit And it is further ordered that
copy hereof be published once 70 week
for four weeks iu ihc Biz stone Sap Posi-,
aud that ...r ..,-f.I Ella. I...t.t
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WISE COUNTY COURTS.

CovNTY CorW.-IIcld the 4ih Monday iu each month
H. A. ". Skccn. Judge.
CmcUu COuHr.-iirld 1T Monday iu April. S'pfem-
bor aud December. W. 7 Miller. Judge.
COT MY OfilCEES.
CovNTY AND Cmctir CoUEr CLtHb.-M. T.. kigofc.
C0AnoNwENiTu NTToaNFb w. ". g. D0ts"i.
TgKASt ErR.--ll &. stewart.
COMMISSIONER Eastcn Disirici)-D s Kelly.
CoNHlSSioNFR Western District w. u. McNiel.
S'uoot SrrfRNuNptNr.-W II. Wampcr
CorNrY >INNFYDn- $ Taylor.
JNnR.-(harle~ liugho>.
SUPERINTENDENT 49, rnr foor.--'. II. Skccn.
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Plaintiff, Petition in
against Chancerv.
Chapman, White, Lyons X Cause No.
Co. ct al, Defendants HIP.
The object OF this petition is to have
set aside, annulIed and vacated, the decree
entered in the Chancery Cause pending in
said Court of Chapman, White, LYONS n
Co. ". W. NJ. SturgiIl ct ais, on the llth
d y of September, 1896, for sale OF lot of
land in the town of Norton, Wise County,
Va, known aud designated on a plat OF
the said town as lot No OF Block No. 4
OF the said town, and that the Judgment
Of defendant, Chapman, While, Lyons X
Co., Ice declared no lien against said lot.
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that ]. McNuty. one of the defend
ants ia SAID petite Is not "a re ident of
the State OF Vi. gina. it is ord. ed that he
do appear here within ID days after due
publication hereof, and do what NAV he
necessary 10 p O.esl his interest in this
suit. And it il further jered that a
copy hereof he published once week for
four weeks in the Big Stone Gap Post, and
that a copy he posted at the front door of
the court house OF this County on the first
day or the next term OF the County Court.
copy-Iestc:
". + kiLGoRE, Clerk.
by {. \. JOHNSON, DC.
W. H. BoSp, pa. ~ 30-33
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OFFICIAL ROT lE
EPWORIH LEAGt l.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY


INDIANAPOLIS. md, and Reurncd-onc
fare for the Eound-Trlp from aii points.
Tickets ON sale July loth aud l9ih. good
till July 2bth, and by dcp1,itius r.cne'>
with Joint Agent at indianapolis can DC
extended to August -. lSJJ. The Nor
folk and Western Railway has been select
ed a. the OFFICIAL ROUTE. and a spec
lal train OF Ncstibule Coaches and Pull
man Slccuer, will start from Norfolk 1000
4. NJ, July 18Th gong through without
charge arriving lndiauapo'i, next day..
Noon. The schedule is most convenient
and all parties from Virginia, North Car
olina and E1-t Tennessee c'u take a.f'u-
tage oi tne Trough Service a- aiflu- .t Dos
the tarsuortaiiou Committee. foam
page Circular giving schedule and iu'. 'n-
formation will he mailed TO aut adaGc-,
upon request 10 the Special tomu'tte or
to any Agent Norfolk and Western Rail
way.
". q. Gnill.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
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The Swan Abram Hat Com
pany, Plaintiff,
against In Chancery.
The Clinch Valley Supply
Company etal, Defendants.
The object OF this suit is to attach the
real estate OF the defendant, L. H..
oudduth, in said County, and subject the
same to the payment OF plaintiffs debt OF
SI9s. - with interest from the l9,h day OF
August, 1899, till paid. And an attach
ment having been returned levied Oh an
undivided One-h.ll il ,ercst in one acre Of
land in Norton, Va, co lycycd TO +. II.
aud e.. j. Sudduth by J.. d. :. NJ. Frazio q.
also Lots NO. ) and i Block ! Plat OF
the town OF Nor on, Va. And an affidavit
J. wing been made and filed that tde
defendant, T.. II. Sudiutb, is not resi-
dent OF the state of Virginia, it is ordered
ihat he do appear here within - days
after due publication hereof, and DO what
may be necessary 10 p o,cct his interest
in this suit. And il Is further ordered
that copy hereof be published once "a
lor four weeks in the Big Stone Gap Post,
and that copy be posted at the front door
o. the court house of this County on the
first day Of the next term OF the County
Court.
\ cOpy-Iestc:
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Z. ". RYtTS. ' Y tS Z =,
A. X. Eaton, Superintendent
GsxrnAl OFFICES Rls sroSs Gar, Va.

r. a. Ayers. Pres't.
A. y. Eaton. Superintend'n MT.
GESFHAL OFFICES Bic STONE Gar, VA
4 transfer line for freight and passenger business
between the South Atlantic & Ohio and Louisville q
Nashville Railroads and the furnaces OF the Big
Stone Gap Iron co.
Ira ins leave the lntermont hotel as follows:
ForI.. 4 y. train, going east .....-.... S:4oa m
:" - West.......... S:S1 y. III.
s. A. 4 @. train, going SOUTH. 7:l0 a M.
- - nOrth....... 6:oOp. m.
For further information regarding freight and
passenger traffic, apply to
n. J. Ayers, Sec.
Ayers building. BIG SrOSS 6AP VA.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

In the CLERKS Olice OF the Circuit Cont
OF the County OF Wise on the 22nd day OF
July, 1893.
4, n M,Aiuiu C,uparY
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DR.. J. M. HILL,
DENTIST,
Wise, Va.

office: Second Floor. Hin Building
5-25-0J
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the County of Wise on the Ith day OF
July. 1899
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ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the County OF Wise on the 2ith day OF
July, 1899.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-08-03

In the Clerks Office oftho Circuit Court
Of the County OF Wise on the 9TH day Of
July, 1893
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-08-03

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Cou.t
OF the County of Wise on the 1Ih day OF
July, 1899.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-12

Engagement of the Eminent Actor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-12
4 Bunch of Hits.

\ crowded house and a good pro-
gram characterized the O-pheum Sat
urday night. Jim Posts comedy
.Duffey's Daughter Kate" opened the
fun. 1t is clever and full OF action.
The first appearance of Harvey Oar
ling. late Of VI. b. Curtis minstrel
company. was greeted with applause.
He is one of the best dancers yet seen
here. Annie and Minnie Eanoho. the
Hawaiian nightingales, in native cos
tune, caught the crowd with their
singing. and were recalled several
times. Violet Dale made a hit in her
jockey costume. GIOrine closed the
performance in 4 blaze Of brilliant
beauty called The Mirror Dance"
The program is strong throughout.
and will he repeated tonight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-12

IN THEIR BUSINESS
On the principle that goods sold in
large quantities lessen the expense, the
benefit derived from this plan will be
given their customers
On FRIDAY ONLY, June 8, they will
serve their delicious Ice Cream Soda
with Fruit Flavors at half price
OR sc PER GLASS.
On SATURDAY ONLY, June 10, will
sell their celebrated BREAD from the
store at half price,
TWO sc LOAVES FOR sc,
Limit, six loaves to each person
Watch the papers for new bargains
at THE NEW ENGLAND BAKERY &
CANDY CO.
Hotel Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
C1LL From THE RELIEF CORfS'

1rss aI-vT,NTEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
TO BE HELD ~ PHILADELPHIA
corora, order No has just been issued from
,ho bcodouortcrs ~ The Woman's RELIEF corps
,,,xu,orv to Tho Grand Army Of the Republic Mon
Ill, III ~ the effect that the seventeenth Na-
,,onoI convention Of the Womans Kehe' 'o'P' "'
he held in Philadelphia. converting N'".'"."'i 80
90 H. AT Wtherspoon HAN ""'"u'-S' "
no,,her. entitled TO vote urged TO be prompt III
attendance. .,,.hod az
tho continental Hotel ladies' parlor MONDAY, SEP
,smber 4 when all members Of the w oiha" n'
Corps Grand Army Of the R"puOlc' "o"S W "
Grams and friends will he welcomed
The following members are appointed n hec.p'.on ,
Committee and will he In attenuhnc' d, ~,
HEADQUARTERS 10 welcome visitors and impart III
formation. Meslames Meeker and Franks Penn
.vIvanio: Rose Clarke. Illinois; Hattie Il. pi"S'
Massachusetts: Florence S. Babbitt MichiB""' Gar
RE A. House Connecticut
4 reception will be rendered by the woman Ne
lief Corps TO Commander In Chef W. - johnson
and staff on Wednesday evening from 10 !"
,ol, 4, tho M rlors Of the Continental Hotel 10
u,hicb all comrades of the Grand Army OF the he
publ,c members OF the Woman's RELIEF corps ana
friends Will be welcome.
The National secretary or some meHioer Vi ''ic
Credentials Committee will lie at headquarters OH
and after Monday morning September A. 70 receive
credoutIa cards All delegates requested to pre-
sent credentials In person. badges Will he issued
TO those entitled the personal presentation vi
credential cards. -. A.,
The appointments announced consist or tne
Credentials Committee with Matte Jamison lipP1tL
chairman; Mary IA. Shepherd, Of missouri; AOole
Lynch Pennsyivanil: Charlotte r. Wright, Con-
necticut; Lolita u. Larlmer Illinois chet c0n ,ard
Hannah James. PENNSYLVANIA; postmistress ,,ihime
Stuart Wadsworth Massachusetts: pianist. Mile
Alexander Ohio: assistant secretary, Minnie M
Kyle. Illinois. -, III, ,n,oo,
In closing this last general order, flo Jahiis"i
Miller National president. says: - -,
THE day Of our administration IL fast nearing
its close. soon to-lay's sunlight Will become that
OF tomorrow and while the setting sun MS al the
dav with sweet goodby when the day is done, SO
we bring 10 YOU our best wishes and our heartiest
thanks as our goodby, our forgetmenots. to be
woven I'm the wreath OF memory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
<W1QMANS
REALM>
q 1osos-ze,S~ssoA

ange. and the marriage" the French term q
combination Of colors. Is a happy
Paris seems full Of Americans. and the Avenue de
rOpe.a looks as It does az no other season OF the
year.
DELIGHTS OF SHOPPING
1t Is always great pleasure to poke about sec
ond hand curio shops look for pictures. prints
and photographs. or even to pick up nice bargains
In laces and novelties in neckgea-, but 20 20 shop
ping with friend who expects to find the things
she buys at homo Is WEAKNESS 10 the soul. An
American woman devoted hot afternoon re-
Gently TO searching vainly for certain kind Of
hair criinper, without which she SAID she could
not exist Another errand she had on ner shopping
list was 10 purchase certain kind Of soap which
bears a French name and sells for high price In
America AS she was coming 10 Paris she reasoned
that II would be easier to buy here than TO order
II Of her own druggist at home. The soap Is evil
IDENTIFY made only for expectation, for none Of the
perfumers here carry Il. Finally after looking up
the firms name IN a directory and driving miles and
miles she found the depot. There she discovered
that she could only purchase a box or twenty
cakes, for which ste will probably have TO pay
duty when landing. The cab bill was also largo
and the soap was only five cents a cake cheaper
than at home.
1t IL a common saying that American women
only come TO Paris TO order gowns and, ike most
common sayings this is only partly true. More
over. Paris gowns are a luxury, and II one Wlshes
to give time well money 10 acquiring them
one has the liberty of choice. There are lot or
women who would rather spend morning In
Doucet's than at the Louvre. but few women would
deliberately choose to spend afternoon buying
hair crimpers boot buttons. That is often what
1t means II a woman does not provide herset be-
fore leaving home with all the small things neces-
sary to comfort in travelling.
One of the pleasant features is the number and
excellence OF the Paris tearooms The tearoom
IL getting TO be almost as much of an institution
here rs is the cafe. and although the Oldest and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

terest in them become real physicians 20 them; we
observe them. we study them. we wish to mohiiy
they need and TO make them At TO resist the daily
path--temptations which for their hearts and minds
form tho unwhoesome environment from which We
physical are but one that the body ls tho fragile,
perishable shell animated by wonderful breath
"S Whd P Ss S2ff e With Inns hS wS tho visitor
watches the prisoner notices the expression 81 her
Color OF her skin. BY these outward signs the OBJ
server discovers the inward ravagcs. even In those
who stu Try to eyad" her care. The more we
study all these symptoms at close quarters the
moro attached we become TO the unhappy prisoners
and also to the work which led us TO make these
From The first then. we must derive our insplra-
tion from the processes Of sciences and apply them
with out hearts in order 10 help these women
counsel the keen which these poor irrtated.
this first moral treatment produces a mutuni sym
pathv which allows Of beneficial action later on.
session of her patient and takes advantage OF the
momentary lullins Of the pain IN order to probe
much suffering Then all that Is required Is to find
out its nature in order to discover the means OF
In following the experimental method learn
that philanthropy Is a true science which requires
study. patience and great perseverance. This
science has positive scope owing 10 the means
periments Of The a5oratoTg and a moral scope be-
cause Of the voluntary self-devoton TO the RELIEF
medical and and Surgical methods We must Remember
that the day when II became possible 70 put me
patient to sleep and to make neat amputaton the
curative aim had not vet been attained. since ont
Of every hundred patients operated upon Ninety,
eight died from the consequences Of the operation
and only two were saved The learned pursued
their Investigations md discovered the nefarlous
part played by the infected surroundings. when
undid oil the efforts OF science: They strugglcd on
to master this evil: they bad recou,se to disno
fectants and antiseptics. Thanks 10 the modera,e
use ~ those strong preventive agents 2 veritaDie
transformation took place: the OPERATOR the patient
his wounds were literally incascd In atmosphere
OF purity. The surgeon was no Longer simpiv =
skiIfu man he became true healer. and ont or
one hundred cases even those Of tho most serou;,
kind rinetv-eiPht were treated successfully ana
two only remained obdurate 20 the benefits or
science. ,,,-,.
we begin by soothing the pain. next try To
purify the atmosphere In which the prisoner lives lives
We isolate her as far possible In order to with
draw Nor from unwhoesome contact with evil sur,
roundnps We expect much from such ISOLATION
which allows the prisoner to collect herself and 20
shun painful and dsnzsrous rsm!nsssrcs.. ,a ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF WoMAN'S
BASQUE JACKET. NO. 1913. FOR
COTTON AND 10 CENTS.

No outer garment IS more satisfactory than the
snug Jacket basque that can be worn as an entrs
waist or with a separate vest front, II so preferred
The stylish model given is in the most approved
style for early fall. and is suited alike 20 tne
cut, y, cloth or chev,ot or the plain colored Jacket
basoue may be worn with a skirt OF check. stripes
or plaid. As illustrated. the material Is broad.
cloth in warm shade of TAM and the jacket
basque forms part of costume made by leading
tailor while with It is worn fuu VEST ~. 81 w. nrs
sill over which a stock and tabot or chHon 81
worn Innumerable equally good eomoln ;as ca"
ne devised from other contrasting materials,
The loose fronts are adjusted over snug iinrns.
The backs carefully fitted AND fS ssves inc ars u
"a dote hut not uncomfortable as are those wnicn
~ roo closely and the rolling collar ana revetS
which are self-faced and stitched give "N~A
,ouch of smartness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
SWEET PEAS.


In from the rich dusky mold they rise,
Iirtlug sweet faces from earth to the skies;
Pink mi purple. pure white and red,
\ quaint little bonnet on each queer heau
clubbing the TROLLS. they cling and twine,
VIII delicate tcudrIs. through rain and shine;
Itid i'm each heart l. n subtle perfume
That fails Oh the air as they burst INTO Dlooni'
What say the beautiful blossoms 10 me?
Pink tolls OF mysteries under the sea-
ina I'm the sea shell. or leaving trace
or color 10 brighten some mermaids race
Purple. talks proudly OF other things;
or ROYAL roirs and the pomp OF kings:
az JlNus Wh"r, the morning stars grow dlll,
Az thu lark breaks forth with his first glad hymn
Tho white tells Of other fair garments beside
Tho soft white robes ~ the blushing bride
Nc that o'ercomcih." they softly say, .
shall wear white raimcnt from day 10 day.
Rel tells Of sunsets that. flaming high'
Hang rosy curtains across the sky; ,
or OF fires. long hid In the earths deep heafr
That rcnd the very mountains apart.
Rcd and purple, pink and white.
Each have n message FOR me Tonight
Fcn by the trellis. with woven strings
Wy '"''" IL. Il. Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
ON FASHIONED SALLY LUNy.

Some one may be interested in trying an old RASH
toned recipe for Sally Lunn. the favorite New-Eng
land tea cake.
scald pint of milk and when 1t reaches boil
ing point remove from the stove and put TWO
,ob,asnoonfuls Of butter In to melt. Beat four
eggs and put in the milk when II Is lukewarm
ADD two tablespoonfuls Oh sugar one teaspoonfui
salt. a half cake of compressed yeast dissolved In
two .ablespoonfuls OF warm water Have quart
OF -four sifted in large bow, and pour the mkt
then beat hard for Ave minutes. cover and let rise
Then stir again and pour into buttered baking
nan and let rise once more until nearly twice its
bulk Bake In a moderate oven for three quarters
OF an hour. II brown IN half hour cover the
ton and Glide a rack under the pan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
LINGEAGE OF SEALLNG WY.

Postage stamps have long had language ana
now comes some one who claims TO translate the
subtle meanings OF sealing wax Business letters
should be sealed with red. friendly letters with
gray To your lover you devote blue. In token OF
constancy unless you wish to hint that you have
or think you have cause for Jealousy. when you VIII
yellow. reply 10 wedding invitation shouid
be sealed with white and letter Of coincidence or
a death call for black or violet dinner invita-,
ton may be sealed with coffee colored wax. ana
when a man gets n letter sealed with green from
the girl he admres, he may feel that she shyIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
THE VANISHED SHIP.


I built me a ship. called Youthful hope
And decked II with streamers gay
cried Farewell! 10 weeping love-
And gayly | sailed away.
Over the sea sailed and sailed,
TIL came to the Sunset Isles
Where skies are always blue and sott
And summer always smiles.
Out on the golden sand leaped;
And cried, Fair ship, goodby!
shall. never tire OF the Beautiful Isles
And the soft blue OF the sky
watched my ship II drifted of
And vanished IN the sea.
And wondered lightly. II love at mono
Were weeping still for me.
How Jared T. then In the Sunset Isles?
one morn on the beach of gold.
I stretched my hands to the past ana cTlcu'
"Oh. give me the days OF old!
Come back come back. . ship OF Youth,
out of the painless main,
Take me and watt me swiftly back
To weeping love again, or
Alasi the ship OF Youth long since
Has sunk beneath the deep,
And ove on the dear old shores OF home
flames Buckham.