| Show i GLEANINGS FROM Y VARIOUS 1 IC F FIELDS DS HE WASN'T WORRYING r It is s ri not nat t long lorig since since that a Baltimore woman woman visiting C Colorado lorado was starting for a drive a along ng Boulder canyon Her Hert t of a In n acquired ired wholly from illustrations was of mighty clefts in in giant gi-ar rocks rock and a drive along its edge meant fOllo following ing a thread-like thread road where the least swerving aside from the from the beaten track might result in being dashed to Instant death Thinking Thinking to insure safe horses and nd careful driving on the part of the the liveryman liveryman liv- liv eryman she tried to impress him with the the fact tact that that she he was prominently conne con connected con con- ne tea i in h her Iier r native Hv city fy y her hr ia family I y yone one of wealth and much given to travel so that if any disaster overtook her his reputation as asa a liveryman would suf suf- fer far Oh h. h that tal would Jg pe all right maam ehu ill i 1 am aman an an undertaker ker her by prof profession sion as well as a horseman horseman horseman horse horse- man and if anything were to happen t to td you I assure you the remains would be sent Bent home hom In ln the most scientific and fashionable style Why only last week I I sent h hb a a a mother ther and rid d daughter who daughter who were the very bon ton tonof of ot Nev ef and nd n no man ever got ot up a c corpse in prettier style than those thos two WC Baltimore Sun n. n r r w A J. Ii Night Te Te dayis ayliS d dead ye et tle the changing haning I 1 hour Another day dav is born to Mother Iother Night 0 O Matron 1 radiant t thy hair With st stars rs thy face tace Illumined with the licht liht That falls faUs alike on o ocean o-ean and on streams wl Vho os f Is in thy very heart e Wl Thy is ever cl clothed th 1 w with h somber sh shades des from the forest and n earths earth's deepest ss v f wo wonderful thou aril rU How truly loved By such as ong o g to know the mystery Of silence and the p power Of or hidden bidden things things' Art tho thou not weary ng lirt to sons That die To that day days das a ever er droop and fade tade I Thy y children thee loVe the the garIsh lI light ht i And ve vex the f the the clang cJan Of or fretful life with all allots Its noisome Ills And their strength th all spent at ev evening COpe v To thy fond mother arms to sink and die Take rake me 0 O Mother let me be a son sonTo sonTo sonTo To thee for I am stronger and nd more true Than many days I will not not go from thee And fill till my span of life with heated strife And vanity Let me but lay my head Poon thy heart and In thy loving fold Make m me know the sweetness of thy kiss Toon roon mv the cheek th thy love Can give and ad in return I Ill I'll H swear ear to thee To To ty Tobe-ty be bethy child Q 0 Mother Night divine Inspired by thee Ill I'll work w-ork and find suc- suc ce s And Ana then fr from m thY thy deep cooling founts of life I And wisdom 1 I will drink again until Mv soul ecstatic claims thy deeth deathless ess stars As brothers ent t y boundless boundless heavens Its us camping round ground for all eternity Dr William Porter in Globe Democrat I j 7 I |
