| Show I rilE PIlI GOOD Goon OLD V. Lot th them m sill slug who may mayor of tho thc battle fray And tho the deeds that have since past Let thorn chant in praise o of ot tho the tar tam whose whoso days as a's asre Are re spent on tho the ocean u vast l. l r I would ren render er t to these all tho the worship you please I would honor them liven aven now no But Dut Id I'd give RIve far more from m my may hearts heart full store To 10 th the cause of or the tue Good Old Plow Plo Let Lol them laud tho notes that In n music float noat Through h tho the bright and glittering hail holl the tho amorous twirl of the hairs hair's bright curl Round the shoulder of beauty fall all But Dut dearer earel to mo nO Is la the son aone Hont from rota the tho tree And tho the rich itch and blo blossoming bough I j O 0 O. O these thee are aro the sweets s which the tho rustic greets As S he ho follows tho ho Good Old Plow liow Full many there theme be that dally daily we see sec With Ith a selfish and anti hollow pride Who ho tho the plowman's lot in his humble cot With th a scornful look 1001 deride But Dut Id I'd rather r tako aye ayo a hourly shake shale From Front his hh hand than to wealth Id I'd bow For the honest grasp grasi of or his hands hand's rough clasp cluEr lIaR has stood by tho the Good Old Plow All 11 honor bo be boo then to these gray bla old men amen When at last thc they are bowed with toll Their warfare then oer o'er the they battle battlo no more For they've conquered tho the stubborn soil And tho the chaplet each wears Is his silver haIr hairs And noer shall tIme the victors victor's brow With V It 11 n. n laurel a-laurel crown to time the grave gravu go KO down Like tho the sons of or the Good Old Plow I The Tho farmers' farmers Educational anti and Co union j met in Now New Orleans this thin week and resolved that the prices of raw cotton must go SO up and to that end It proposes to establish bl big hi warehouses In lu which the program ram of cornering tie the market can cnn more I easily be carried through Incidentally it may mar be lie remarked that the organization heartily condemns nJ all other kinds or of trusts and combinations but hilt its 1 own Vienna Vicuna has haJJ been dilatory in the rn matter of ot bring bring- I In lug ing In a n. supply of water from the tho Alps and tIme the city Is now floW threatened with a water famine Gr Great nt indignation is felt because the authorities s diverted from froin a fund provided d for the purpose of ot constructing an aqueduct which had tho the work been prosecuted with duo due diligence would have hava brought enough water to the time ell city to a make malo shortage Impossible w |
