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NORTH CURB

BEGINNING al the easterly curb line of Main
or Hlga street at an elevation of fourteen and
be gradual uniform fall eastwardiy for a
distance OF one hundred feet QOO0 where an
eleVaIon OF thirteen and fifty-hundredths
ieet (l3oO Is reached; from thence there shall
De gradual uniform fall to the westerly
l NOUN q OF the culvert opening into Button
Wooo run where an elevation of eleven and
thirty-hundredths feet III BOZ is reached.
thence beginning at the easterly mouth of
sald culVert at the elevation last mentioned
there shall be gradual uniform rise for a dis
lance OF one hundred and fourteen feet nl4O
Where an elevation of twelve and forty-hun-
uTeoths rect (l24O) is reached; from thence
| there shall be a gradual uniform rise 10 q
point IN line with the extension of the west
cry curb line of Pine street where an eleya-
feet C4.44) is reached,
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 1eor

by virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias. to
me directed, issued out of the Court of Chan
Gerry ,, OF the State of New Jersey, will sell at
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Phil. Karg, '' Mount III H HsIiy St
DURKND'S
Telephone No. 8.

GRADUATED Sugar, SIC ID.
You will soon want GLASSES
to put your jelly in. This is the
time to get them. We have just
got large lot in, smooth clear
glass and no rough edges to pre-
vent the lid from fitting, only 25c
dozen.
If you want your Salad and
Dressing to have the proper flavor,
use Tarragon Vinegar in them.
We have it, 28c bottle.
CELERY SALT, in glass sift-
ing top jar, Ioc.
Libby's sliced BACON in tin
cans is winner, only I5c can.
CampbelPs SALAD DRESS
ING is all ready to use and will
suit the most particular person.
Ioc bottle.
Lucca OLIVE OIL is always
pure, and is the best oil that
comes into this country. We sell
it in pint bottles, 45c.
French MUSHROOMS are far
superior to any others you can get.
Try them, 25c can.
Pure HORSE RADISH in glass
jars, Ioc.
Halcyon SALMON, 15c can.
Red Jacket LOBSTER, &c
can.
Norwegian Smoked SAR-
DIMES, I5c; Bonne Peche Sar-
dimes, I5c; Irma brand in mustard,
Ioc.
Maraschino CHERRIES, 25c
glass jar.
G. w. DURAND,
~ and 80 MAIN STREET.
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JULY SALE OF REFRIGERATORS

nave been cut
f
- pay ur" NOTE the following
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Pictures

SI.oo & $1.25 picture for 75c
$50 q 200 " $3.50
zoc " I5c
AOC &c
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Low-Rate Excursions to the Upper New
Jersey Sea Coast via Pennsylvania Rail
road.
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We are Headquarters for
GOODS

We have a full line of Base
Balls, Gloves and Bats, Sc up.
Golf Balls, Croquet Sets,
Hammocks, Bicycle Sundries,
Fishing Tackle.
We at all times have a full
line of Stationery.
We make a speciality in
Box Paper.
We have all the most pop
ular Periodicals published.
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M AN WANTED.

vi
Man wanted to cut meat, take charge of re-
frigerator and help in the kitchen Apply al
address ' u
CHARLES H. DEACON, Sup't
New Lisbon, N j
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WANTED
NOR RENT
COR RENT
EOK SALE OR RENT

House No. l35 Cherry street. Mount Holly
Modern improvements. Apply at
IS MAIN STREET
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
THURSDAY, AUGUST "a. 1903.

BY virtue of a writ of f. ia. to me directed
issued out of the Court of Chancery of the
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Bamboo Ware

Bamboo Tabourette's
Regular soc kind for roc
F." 6oc /" Ioc
+" $I.oo Z" zoe
Bamboo Book and Music
racks at greatly reduced prices.
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physically connected,
In 1898 1t was discovered that Antarcs
Is surrounded by an immense cloud OF
nebulous matter but what the connection
between tho star and this cloud is. ~
other words what Is going on In and
around this immense sun, Is wholly I'M
known. 1T
The contrast in color between the red
Antares ana the deep blue Vega Is very
striking. A few years ago 1t was be-
tlleved that the red stars were very old
suns, Just on tho point Of forming 4
crust and becoming invisible to us. willie
the blue stars were supposed to be far
younger and hotter. AT present many
astronomers hold just tho opposite view.
Although 1t Is known that the red stars
are at lower temperature than the blue
ones and that they are surrounded by
more extensive envelope Of gases. 1t is
not certainly known whether they are
now growing hotter or growing cooler,
nor have we any certain knowledge about
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consultations Of the Harp. the Swan.
and tho Eagle, is slowly rising IN the
east to take Its place,
Almost due south, the observer VIII at
once be struck by an immense cloud OF
stars. thickly filling up the Whole -. sky
between Libra and tho Milky Way. This
has been appropriately named the scor-
pion, for the figure on the sky bears =
much closer resemblance to tho animal
by which 1t is represented than do most
of the consultations. Tho group FORMER
" included the stars of Libra, also the
two brightest stars OF Libra marking INC
ends Of tho claws. IT was men tie .
largest sign Of the zodiac, ~.
Nvtholoulcally the Scorpion was tho
SLAYER of the giant Orioni at the instant
when tho Scorpion begins to rise above "
tho ground in the east, Orion, IN rear o.
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- " & ~ !. : ! Il
Is driving the bear beHre him. Just
east OF the Hunter is tho beautiful North. y
ern- Grown, while beyond this In. the
northeast Is tho large group known as
Hercules which is remarkable because y
contains the most wonderful star cluster
ever Visible to us. For the first time
since last summer. the magnificent blue
star Vega. the arc light OF tho northern
sky, Is again appearing in the early evo-
ming. Is now rather low down In the
northeast, but in a few months it Will
be almost exactly overhead. That hall
Of tho Milky Way which during tho
winter archcd the whole heavens and
which last month had sunk SO low down
that 1t lay right along the ground in
the west has now disappeared, from view.
but the other half, bearing the beautiful
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CHAPTER XIV.
THE Fifth Generation from the Princess

I'll CHAPTER XIV.
(The Fifth Generation from the Princess
Pocahontaso (.
l. Now the fourth generation compre-
hendcd but six persons; namely, Col.
John Boiling and five sisters
9. And the number OF Col John Boil
ing's children who grew up was eight;
namely, Thomas, John, Robert, Mary,
Edward, Archibald, Sarah and Anne; and
all left families except Edward.
3. And the eldest sister. Jane Ran
dolph, left six children; namely Rich,
ard Brett, John, Mary, Jane and Eliza
beth.
4. And tho second sister Mary Elem
Ing. left four children: namely, John
William, Mary and Caroline.
6. And tho third sister. Elizabeth Gay.
left three children; William, Elizabeth
and Mary:
g. And tho fourth sister Martha I'll
bridge, left four children; namely,
Thomas, Rolph. Mary and Judith.
7. And tho youngest sister, Annie Muir
ray, left six children: namely, James,
Mary john Anne, Peggy and William.
S. Thomas Boiling, tho eldest son OF
Col. John Boiling (the second married
his first cousin. Betty Gay.
| Q. They were both comely PERSONS ana
OF pleasant manners. but both pcnurious
exceedingly: therefore, they cared little
for company.
10, Yet none ever visited old Cobbs
without finding, that their hostess. had
the abundance Of old Virginia.
H. For, though more penurious, she
was far more proud than her husband.
and sat, even In her old age, nrrayed
. ~ a n iyirl and gtntplV
old Queen Dess herself.
IL. And she rode in, an old-fashioned
chariot drawn by four horses. and driven
by n conchman and a position In livery,
with bright yellow cuffs and capes
| 10. But when her husband travelled
alone, he drove himself in an open one
horse vehicle with single seat, attend
ed by an old black-amoor house-servant
barchcnded, sitting on thu hard frame
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become the Pole Star. The inhabitants
OF the earth at that far distant time VIII
have no need to locate their Polaris ~
pointers as we do now; their North
Star will be the mosts br!lliant star OF
the whole northern sky.
Figure 2 shows now the North Pole OF
the sky moves among the, stars, This
North Pole Is simply the point In when
tho axis OF the earth If produced In
definately far in q straight line would
pierce tho celestial sphere. At present
this Is IA point near Polaris, but II 70
slowly moving around tho circle in the
direction shown by tho arrows, Some
1900 years ago. the star at A was the
Pole Star and In the course OF 10000
years, when the North Pole shall have
moved around tho circle to ", then Vega
viii ba the Pole Star 1t Is OF much
interest to note that Of the nine pyra-
mids stu standing at Gizch. six haYe
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fruitful aelda 10 grow up briers and

It.l.I
So. He was kindly aaccticned to all
men. especially to his owl, kin. ana VISIT
ed them yearly at their distant aboSes.
81. All his iabors were labors fYloye
ample of Him who went about DONG
good, his only care being to lay up tr ems,
,res In Heaven aud he died as ne llad ~
lived, with a conscience. void OF oiEsnco
toward God and toward. men, !, ra,,.
3S. And all the days of Archlpald Bosl-
Ing were about seventy and nine years.
80. And he left five children BY his SEC az.
3ond fe,of>Jane Randolph !who was Tvs
cousin namely: Sarah, Anne. JOHN John;
s1Ilizabeth and Blair, all of whom grew
up and married.
40. Mary Boiling, the eldest daughter
of Colonel John Boiling. the Second, mar ar;
ongress, and likewise Of the ReVolu-
al. Sarah boiling, second daughter.
married John Tnzawell. Judge or the !
General Court md clerk OF the Revolu-
az And Anne Boiling, the. third daugh.
ter married William Dandrldgc. she was
tender-hearted lady and dotted on her
kindred. and when she met any after z
long absence, tears of affection would
run down her checks like q river. @
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Role Of the heavens among the stors.

ton is a star cluster SO bright that 1t
is even visible to the unaided eye. There
are here thousands OF stars packed close
ly together and connected with one
another by streams OF nebulous matter.
How far this immense aggregation -
away from us we have no means of know
Ing, nor do we know Its size, An cstt-
mate has been made that the distance
through tho cluster Is 55S thousand mil
lion miles. This Is very uncertain. but
( the distance Is likely to be larger than
this rather than smaller,
Change of the Pole Star.
K The star Vega just east OF Hercules,
Is Of interest. not only because OF It's
wonderful brilliance, butalso because IN
the course of some 1900 years It will
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'sf 4 i Z VI III 1, y
tho Scorpion. begins to disappear In the
vest. This is alluded to in the Faerle
Queen;
'And now In ocean deep
Orion flying fast from Kissing snake
His Earring head does hasten for TO
Steep t
The bright star at a, figure II ~ an
tares the name meaning a Rival OF Mars,
in aluslon to it's fiery red color In 7, z
moderately large telescope Antares ls
seen to be accompanied by beantith1
little companion OF an emerald green
color, 1t is very remarkable that during
the past sixty years the TWO 81, s.afs h N.Y.
remalned relatively fixed; that Is that
there is not the slightest indication that
the the small star is revolving about tho
large one, though they are drifting
through space together and are certainly
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~. Z. 3
In the early evenings Of June there Is
but a. single planet visible IN the entire
heavens. Venus, Uranus and Mercury
have long since sunk from view in the
west and Neptune with tho last vestlge
OF the brilliant winter consultations has,
during the last few days Of May, slowly
followed them. There remains only the
bright, reddish, planet Mars, which for
months has been climbing Zip q little
higher In the sky each night; until now
1t shines out so brightly in the south
eastern sky that 1t cannot lfhil to arrest
the attention, even of tho most casual
observer.
The June Consultations.
The Great Bear, Of Dippcr, is now all
most directly overhead, closely followed
by tho Hunter. who with appraised arm
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On Roanoke and Ocracoke.

Near ocean stand, n Fetlcn ma .'u'
Roams ut will on waters 'nlln,
Tn May dny time when merry chimes,
Ring out 40 clear in-xheir SOIL cllnes'
Far down tho stream on waters nlne,
She floats astern and seeKs 10 "oo'
Tho souls of sons SO true.
Her light Is bright and seen u ''' t'
by fishers on the len. ,,,,oh. ~
III plimmers white, like pale moonlight
Far down the distant sea- III.
twas. In mid May at wake oI uuy'
loving youth was borne away
From hearts so fond ana gay.
To waters cold, where fishes play, ,,.
Where sen maids ring ana aan ,s .mo oI'
Not many moons had co Ii IN. NV on 5o'e'
Tho same sad story stli ", 'u aho ut,'
Other souls had crossed tHe suut -
The souls OF SONS so brave OF yore'
They lay forever moro asleep,
,kenth waters cold and deep'
We prayed the waves give us our aeao'
,rhey Knocked us and retreatlng t'ea,
Then still sang on and lasneu We s''o'o'-
While ocean rose in sullen roar
n, Give MS Fetch drear and wild.
The sons we loved and lost erstIWhlie' n
They were 50 noble, true aha p'aSs
al give then, from thy ocean cuvc,
10 lenve these waters dancing pT|snl,
Take on thy curve as black as nlsht'
Then toll tho bells, a5{
With softest kells, a,v
For souls SO young AN. ann su'
We shall meet some llhe'
SS IN + Break saa"'e ,. HAPPY day = Z a
! I . q l.
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IeFerson's Birthplace,

rhe house in which theSlate Joe Jeffer-
son was born stands on the southwest
corner OF Sixth and Spruce Streets. Phila-
delphla. 1t is soon 10 be SOLD at auc-
ton. as o,s a., ITO
The old mansion was 'Ine os on so IN ' ~
IT'S It's a uu tive and the first floor,
which has long been occupied ~ sr ad
Gerry store, has been conslderap ply altered
few Years ago Francis ilson and
some ,oiher actors heard about Jsiferson Ms
brthplace and caused to be placed there
tablet bearing this inscrlptloh'
JOSEPH JEFFERsQ2N,
tho Actor, was Born Here
20 Feb, 1929 ,
Here's your good health and
,,onr fo,niiv,s. Max. they all
live long and proAPer.
The sentiment is Rip Van Wrinkles
~. MIA y. / y
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Y 81 A ia u H t
entrance passages In them pointed like
n cannon to the position OF the star, a
when this was the Pole Star. Even II
IT were not otherwise known that tho
Great pyramid, for example, was erected
In tho year 2123 b. c., 1t could, have
been told that the passage must have
been constructed ut about this time, Tor
only at a time 1000 years ago, was this
star near the North Polo OF the henvens.
The Tenth Satellite Of Saturn.
On April 20 OF this year tho announces
,nent WIS telegraphcd from Harvard ODE
servatory OF the discovery Of q tenth
moon to saturn. The position OF this
new body is shown in figure 3, where
tho planet with It's rings and the seven
inner satellites are drawn to q scale.
Saturn itself Is All immense. hot probably
gaseous globe, 100 miles through ana
encircled by the system OF rings which
are themselves nothing but an Immense
swarm of minute satellites. by far tho
largest OF the moons is tho sixth moon.
Titan. which, is about $500 miles In d.
.nmotcr; this body revolvcs about Saturn
In IA days. The moon beyond Titan
named Hyperion, Is 600 miles through
and rcvolvcs about the planet IN II days
o hours and 80 minutes. rho new moon
Is lust inside OF Hyperion, It's period be-
ing q days. 1t Is very minute. pos
sibly not more than 100 miles through,
and II visible at all except photograph
icnlly can only be seen II, tho worry larsest
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AS Y on See It..
"The Dear Old Days"

II
Gimme back the dear old days-all the boys boys
"Boy stood on tho burnin' deck. = on
"Bingen on the Rhino" 90.
twas midnight: in his guarded te tent.
pyb,,s Nary 1pA' trotted out that lamb, Whose
- fleece was white as Enow!
Gimme back the dear old days that
Mem'ry loves to keep, -. .,ara,.
with 'Pllot tits a aAf fearful hisns-tnef'
danger on the deep! .,,u..ho 4ert
Tho oldtime. awkward seetotss --'5z -'''
No mi. msI' that mt "curfew should not ring"
but Lord! it, aringin' now!
Gimme back tho dear old days-the path
way through the dels'
To the school house in the blossoms '"e SCUM
r,nt, 81 'af cros ot the meadows the song OF
The old old-t line dictionary, an the blue back
spellin' book
".
Gone, like a dream forever'-A c'ty'' hid tho
1yher r''s stood the old log school house; an
Ia sm iH There" there in welcome beneath mornin
-, ora Ssy ! bridge acrost the river; an We've
~ crossed, M said Good -bye!,.
Frank stanton in Atlanta cohsl''ut'oh'
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the relative ages OF the stars.
The star at -. figure !, Is n noted
triple, while Just TO the east OF this. d
C, there is remarkable quadruple star
which. like Antares. is closely enveloped
by a giant nebulous cloud. Half way
from A to 3 there Is n cluster which Is
"a beautiful object in large telescope,
Near this cluster is ono Of the singular
vacant places or holes In tho sky In
which there are only a very few stars
and those very faint ones. Sir William
tHerchcl thought that tho forming OF the
cluster had in some way exhausted tho
stars from this vicinity.
The Cluster in Hercules.
Just above the Scorpion may be traced
out the large giant group known as
4 Ophinchus, or the Serpent. holder. North
s OF which and to tho east OF the Crown
Is the great constellation Hercules. At
the point marked NJ OF this constella-
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The Planet Mars.

Tho nosition OF Mars is shown on figure
Il Though now well up In the sky In
the early evenlng.lif is rapidly drawing
away from the earth. On tho 10th OF
lnat month it was but 40 millions OF miles
away. while By tho 10th OF June It's dis
lance will have Increased to 81 mImons
OF miles. Nevertheless IT. Is still cx-.
collently situated for observation; tbs
larger NAPKINS and tho polar cap arc
very clearly visible In n moderately large
5te,nscone. ERIC DOOL1TTLE.
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A Bit of Verse
ORIGINAL AND REQUESTED.
ssf POEMS.
Soldiers of Virginia.

Not they, and not their snow-white fame.
Have need OF tribute we can yield; sif%
Splendid and bright untouched OF blame,
Blazes tholr. glory's Fpcckless shield.
Through I'LL the unforgetful years.
Virginia need not give her sons
OF tender flowers or steadfast bronze.
Tho benefits Of laud and love,
Since to Tia ~ world hereby wo prove.
That wo are worthy OF our dead.
Tho hero worship that OF old
Homo gnvo to those who brayely died.
Strong In our hearts to-day we hold,
The, Roman truth. the Roman pride.
From her high places mighty scaIp
Tho Mother looks with level gaze,
Beyond the Instant tumut sharp,
To splendor Of the future days:
For, faithful Ito their hero dead.
Her loyal people still she ,sees,,
Rising. strong. true urconauered,
To new and noble destinies. 49,
Spring Fairy.
III" This budding flower Of ppring,
1t seems n great transition.
4 A wondrous startling thing.
Tho worlds strange kaleidoscope.
Bright leaves unfolding turn,
Display the rainbow glory J X
OF forest,Syale and burn. "a.
Tho morn Is bright Mt dawning,
Tho day Is all a-tunc
with flowers white and golden.
AS sweet as buds OF June.
Tho harebells CLINT and glisten. rs
Meath sunlight's mellow glow,
Sweet voetsSEnow nre blooming 4
Walked from their bed OF snow.
It oil to me- is mystic,
Oh, would that I could know,
This fairy young. tho olden,
Bltheg ut the smountnin roe !, =
AS You See It.
Oh. heard you OF tho maidens two,
Who once some roses soughtf
Aye beautiful, but one In fields, Il
OF pessimEm wrought.
Sho thought all things were going wrong.
IJpon this mundane sphere,
The other was an opt!mist.
With eer niiword OF cheer. HI II ,4
Tho first ono .snd, '.Thc rosebush has
Such ugly thorns--my--oh.'i; .tllt "a
The other said, roses bright
~ Il, FRANK MONROE BEVERLY.
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For faithful to their hero dead,
Her loyal people still she sees.
Rising. strong, true urconauered,
To now and noble destinies.
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Not they, and not their snow-whte fame.~,
Have need OF tribute we can yield; f
Splendid ana bright, untouched OF blame,
Blazes tholr glorys spcckless shield.
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The Spirit Of the East.

Central Park, the May day crowds would
dance under their flower weighted boughs
there would be blatant music OF bands;
fountains would splash and play over
white marble goddesses OF love; children
would Shrek exuberantly In the dap
ping shadows, and only lovers would
so silently, because thus lovers express
greatest love. Such Is our ntemperance
IN pleasures. But here In Uyeno the
people arc mute, sitting upon their feet
beneath the Towering trees, serene as
Buddhas come 10 nothingncss, They sip
week green tea from 1illputan cups and
listen 10 the still small twarg Of distant
samisens. which mngles with the wall
Of Geisha voices IN music that Knows
not passion and has no single note in II
OF maynard. resolute, human love, DC
not understand It, | cannot fathorn this
Japan which seems 10 me so shallow.
The whole soul life Of the people seems
TO be embodied in the single idea OF
contemplation, upon which idea one hear
so many changes rung, But ! do not
know what that means. Deep thought, |!
II not, upon an object out of which are
woven images illustrative Of some indi
yidual philosophy?
"a II Is vague, unsatsfying term, anf
seems homogeneous 10 me when II !,
applied to the attitude or "A throng o
these bright-robed little japanese women
who sit for hours at q tins beneat
the cherry trees without moving an eye
lash, without utter.ng word Bud
dhistic conternpln don the enthusiast
cali II, but inertia Is PERHAPS a bette
word, and the Idea uppermost IN m
mind about IT ~ n vague conception .
an oriental economy IN pleasures whie
makes an unntterable, sacred much o'
81 ali Natures Geeting gifts.
And how Meeting this wonderful Japa
cherry season s. The plum blossoms lef
beloved. but scarcely less beautiful, con
in February, and cling 70 the trees I,
weeks. Indeed. even now. IN mid Apr
one may And them IN low spots Whel
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from her high places mighty scarp, 4
Tho Mother looks with level gaze,
Beyond the Instant tumult sharp,
i TO splendor Of the future days: n
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The sentiment is Rip Van Wlnkleas
toast In the famous Play,
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Spring Fairy.

What Is It, Mother Earth?
This budding flower OF spring,
1t seems n great transition.
A wondrous startling thing,