B Headlight.
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r FRIDAY JANUARY 10 1903. NO. 45.
LOCAL ITEMS.
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Northbound.
Wo. 10,--7:39 a. m.
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SOUTHBOUND.
' Ko. 1> , , --9:00a-m.
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Mim Ftokatoa, ol Wadcaboro, rlalicd
Ma.lwj Hal actk.
MHa Fulfard. aWar ct Will Palfoed.
la war aUbMiaa Blake,.
Tbn SoaUtam Rxpeaaa odea haa barn
3>eni bank to Um depot.
0* and Ha. FM Diektnaoo • apaot
At reaek wltb frtaada bora.
••A Bnmta, a alntar o< O. A. Hum;
la a riaHar to bar toathnr'a
• wniBlabilaoa. of Ckeatcr, rialled
A paraaw a farr Aajt ago. '
HA Matrtnt. at Wllmlagtrm, baa
baoa AHA Km Oamaton.
Mm. Dt. Haora aad daughter Him
Hattfa. bara rataraad to PiUabara.
. Mm W. T. Ooalagtoa la rhltof bar
Ator, Mm Imlmaoa. at tlbamarla.
Bar. W.B Oappidgi baa aa appoint
" baaat at Paa Daa abapal Saaday 3 pm.
Ha Murat to Aia tbat Mr. Olaade
AM baa btn qnltoatekforaooM
H, T. Lang ha* a poaHkm to tha
At whh CAT Clark Max trail, aa
Ubg bargeman. Mi. tad’ Mn U A.
Tba Moaro* Joarnal aay* no arietta
-irtbaeeamd* an tba atraata atnc*
rha diagaaaaag ra ataaad.
Jaap a* M. gaiilb. at Brnnawlelt. Oa-,
wba baa baaa vfeittag hia btather, S. B.
* toHb, baa bwart baa^.
So* new ad* at Blaahor Bro*., Dr.
Hirtw aadH. H. built and aotleaa
d tarn ad HaaaJat and Bank at Ham
na Sanaa at Spwaaalltthaa baa
8«la*h*,Sdaor kaapam aad U peg a,
The Baaatt probably baa aa many ana
Th# Headlight laaraa with regret
the* Hr.lx A- Ball, wi.h bla exertlaat
dually, will leave far Charlotte la a
datvdapa.
teen oat aaat weak for Weat Brea,
•auaaaeahad. Whiter good* ere going
ndf <a a mahat meet any prleea. Sea
.'MMblna.
Bapoaaamtllaa A. *. Daekery baa
intradoaad a "Child Labor BUI" ia the
lower booaa. Wa have aot apoo* to
giro Bo provhloaa.
Oar old Mead. NaUlo Hlaee, who
rtogat a poai
aad tag, ha rat year dollar
brother, aad aanthar dollar for aatt
gear. Won't Uat ha laoT
SWgphP id that la why Wedco
haoa hgg aaah a larga trade.
bear ivpart hat weak of tba ordet*
haaad by Qpt’Boadg of Ooiamlaaliaiora,
«* aaeavtaead that tha unam of
tntOvuftid far aarvirre aa Clark.
Oar typo failed to my. W. 8. Thoataa.
for aavviaa* aaalrrk. ptB.ao.
Bodl fitU to examine oor laaide
gagae. Tea will lad (bar*. t*»a Oov
avwaa^t ttaaaaga i tha labwt gtala aow* i
Mil Arg»# letter; the 8.8. laeaon ; geo
ttalaowa. hood all aeraf ally. and oar
aahMtpaga will rater laia you for
agfcgswMt.
Mr. and Mr*. Phillips. *
By some accident we failed to
nwKiUon the death of Mr*. Phil
lipt, an aged good lady, who died
in the village of Pee Dee No. 1
about the diet of the year. Also
that of Mr. Phillip*, her haahand,
who died two died two day* later.
It waa somewhat remarkable that,
the husband, when informed off
the death of Ida wife, saparieucod'
a desire that ha too might die,,
and that when the friends return
ed from the burial of Mrs. Phil
lip*, they found Mr. Phillip* dead
The Headlight’s sympathy is with '
the bereaved.
The County Board of Eilaoatlou
The County Hoard of Educatioo'
met last Monday and transacted
the usual routine of business. I
R. B. Ingram was appointed a|
committee-man for District 3,;
Black Jack township, and- A Cow- j
an was appointed in District No. |
3, Marks Creek township.
Nelson Gibson presented the
Board a deed to a school house
for Diat. No. 2, whits, in Bwtrr
Dam township.
The Board adjourned to meet
next Monday to oxamino the
traaaurar’s book* and apportion
the school fund, etc.
Alfred Baldwin.
Mr. Alfred Baldwin, and sister,
MU* Janie, will leave tbia week
for Mecklenburg county, near
Charlotte. They will be greatly
milord in their home aeotion.
Mite Janiu i* oue of Richmond'* I
moat eatimabl* ladioe. Ur. Bald
win has been very prominent in
the county, in the Democratic
campaigns, lince 1868, and no
man haa been truer to tho Demo
cratic party, or more faithful in
the discharge of duty in thadiffer-!
ent positions he was called to fill.
Mr. Baldwin gu«s to taka charge
of the farm of the Piedmout In
dustrial School. ills brother.
Her. J. A. Baldwin, hacked by
strong public sontimunt and abun
dant capital, ha* already purchas
ed a splendid farm, on which is
a beautiful site, where lrtcr, the
school building wilt he erected.
Bat Ur. J. A. Baldwin propose*
to start the farm at onoe, and we
think him exceedingly fortunate
in securing the service* of his
brother aa superintendent. Ko ie
regarded as one of Richmond'*
beet and moat successful farmer*.
He haa been raised on a farm, aud
amid obstacles and difficulties in
cident to farm life, ha*, by pre
eiwtent effort aud indomitable
energy, forged hi* way to the
front rank, in tho agricultural
column. We regret to *e* Mr.
and Mia* Baldwin le*v* oar coun
ty, but if Jthey mnat go, we be
speak fur them, that kind recep
tion in their hew home, to which
our best people are entitled.
Cm CoatnlMlontr'i Metlint.
Tba Comity CommUtlnnera he’d
a meeting last Monday to can-yd
the Shari(T*• voucher*. Tha D<iard i
re-elected Mr. Stdbury superin
tendent of County Hum- at for
mer salary, 9200.00 and bnard.
Board decided not" to let out
the keeping of tba county fence.
Bapairt, when uecaaasry, aril) lie
made ander topemeiou of board.
▲ Card a/ Ttiauka.
PI cast allow via rpaoe in yonr
paper to thank tba kink people of
Rockingham for their kindness t<«
turn daring my aiehurm and ainoc
I was bnrut oat. I cannot thank
them enough. My prayart are
that Oed will abundantly bleat
i bam ail.
Ufa. If. B. Poplin.
Miaa Oaorc*a Ray MeMitlen,
tba charming aloaatioulat, with
tba Mima Crocker, wbooo inatical i
talent ia wall known to tba people'
of Roekingfeear, will giro aa an-'
tartaiflmant at tba amok boast
Friday Bight for the benefit of the
Presbyterian obarch at Ppa Dae
faotory. Don't mint ibis ram
opportunity •
Admission Meto., children lbct
Rmtrrad aaaia lOota extra.
Carload aoMoo aaad balls gad
meat jaat arxWwd at H,H. Bwuih’t
Chief Jtutvee Henry Mdvw.
Hon. Henry Mclver, Chief Jus
tice of Booth Carolina, died at
hit home in Cheraw, ou the 18th
instant. For some time be has
liven a anUarar from concur of itie |
trngue, and spent quit* a while
in Sarsnuah, Oa. under treat
ment. Judgn Mclver hue l orn a
model man from early manhood.
As a yon ng attorney, he waa one
'll the first in the State, of hia tigo
and experience. When he bud
been in practice but a few year*,
he eras elected eolicitor of hi* dis
trict, and it goes without saying,
that he niadu an able and faithful
solicitor. In Jauuary, 1662, be
entered the army a* 2nd lieuten
ant in the Chesterfield bight Dra
goon*, which becarnt Company A,
in Col. Rutledge’s 4th S. C. caval
ry. (this editor wa* a private in
aome oompany.) Later ha be
came the oiptaiif of hia company,
and never waa an officer more de
voted to his men, and uovor were
men truer to their commander.
Nothing could induce Captain
Molvcr to accept promotion, be
*« wunm mm iron
hi* men, who wer* hi* home peo
ple. He »i» a greet (tickler for
candor, truth and right, and never
deceived or disap|>ointed hia men.
Am a soldier, he waa calm, quiet
and always oool, but aa brave as a
lion, and un many occasions, he
and hia gallant boys woufor thom
aalvea distinguished renown, for
their gallantry on the field of bat
tle, aud in raiding expeditions.
Aftaa the war, Capt. Mclver re
turned to hia home and opened
hia law office, and from that time,
to his elevation to the position of
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, he novur laokud for cliouts.
Many an old soldier of his com
mand. found him a friend indeed,
when hia friendship was uoeded.
Aa Chief Justice nj predecessor
eclipsed him in the essential qual
ifications for this high office,
and U li worthy of note, that he
was the only eitisen of South Car
olina, who held hi* position and
'influence, amid the din ol politi
cal strife. A groat man has fall
en—Chief Justice Mclver, the
“noblostof all the Homans;'1 the
boat of citiseos; the bravest of
soldiers; the ablest of juriota is
dead. All the people of the Slate
rng.iriii«>(4 of party aud race, are
reads to exclaim, oh, that he
oonld have lived forever!
But while ha was grant in tlie
avwa of the world, in bis inter
c-iurse with hia fellow-man. be
waa greatest in the horns oirols.
Aa a husband he was devoted to
hia wife; as a father ho woe truly
affectionate to his children, and
with a firm, bnt loving hand, be
raled hia boms wall.
We hope to read a tribute to
liia memory from a mots compe
tent scribe, and nu doubt will en
joy this molauchcdy pleasure, bat
urn on* who knew him well, and
honors bis memory, we offer tide
w'osk tribute. The Chief Jnetioe
has long lieen a memlier of the
ltpieoupal church, sad we trust
In- has laid aside the toga of the j
Chief Justice, to wear the rolie of1
a heavenly saint.
—
Frtsli snowflake crackers at K.
II. Smith’s.
Michigan’* l*Mlln| Xewapaiiar
at a Orui Bargss.it.
By a special arrangement with j
tha pnhIUbare of Tha U'aice-*!
Weak Detroit Free Hess wa are:
able toofToruur readers a great'
l *rgiii.. The Taica-a-Weak Fiw*i
I'r*M la Michigan's leading nswi-:
paper. It is published on Tnoa*
day and Friday mornings, and
give* you tha lalaat new* ■>( the
world twic* eaak weak. It atari
ton tain* asvtrral article* of inter*
*at to arary snsibar of the family.
It U an Ideal family newspaper.
Wa will seod you tha Richmond
Headlight and The TwWa-Wsak
Detroit Fr«o ;Prms, both paper*
ana year, few only 91.10. Address
yo«> orders to the Headlight,
Rock lag ham, S. 0.
Winter tarf oats on band and
or aula by A. W. Porter A Co.
COUNTY NEWS j
Gr4at Falls.
Plenty of rain arid muddy
streets, especially on Sunday.
Joe Burnt, of Steel*'* Mill*,
peaetrd thruvgh our town last i
Wnlnealiy light en route to Bal
timore to hav» hi* crippled hand I
operated on. :•
Mr. Parker baa lw«u suffering
very much sure Christmas with a
■ore leg.
Mr. Oocknii*! will soon have his
now bousa copjjdcted and it will ,
he a nice one. >
D. 1). Webb) i* suffering very
much from at affection nf the
jaw. Earnest Webb is also ou
the aicITlut. j
Muses Ffna^e and Ruth Wal
lace gave * sociable on Saturday
night compliments rp to Mia* Lil
lie Green, of jbqiova. who was
visiting theoitW^
J. T. Horne*., Moore county, j
it visiting at Mr.'Cocknuu's.
Mis Mary Dpwd was uu the
Hick list last week.
Hurrah for the Anti-Ssloon1
League aud Senator London's
hill! It is times for the people
to rise and check! this great evil.
Work will hcgip at once on the
lower floor of ths mill for the)
placing of 80 more latest improv
ed Draper looms. Snpt. Gore'
will also have sejbral more cot-!
tages erected for* the operative*!
that will be requiicd for tho new!
machinery that islsoou to arrive.
Speaking of pretty girls, Orest
Falls Stand* second to uuu* of
our mill* fur prety girls
John Uinet aud daughter Mary,
and Warren were at D. F. O'
Brieu'a Sunday. '
Let u* boar the Mews from all
points,
again.
WUat ii
Much success to'{the Headlight
for lSk'Bi. Textile.
Roberdel.
It seem* that Rocky Fork ha*
some fat pig*. That’s right, ting
out.
From what vrt can hear there
will he a wedding supper given
Sunday night up on the Kill. We
would all like to have a piece of
cake.
Bob Fosterling *cd Mies Daley
Bollard gave the old folk* the slip
Sunday. K. Sandford tied ths
knot.
Wood is so high a boy should
not call on a yout g lady unlev*
he intend* to marry her.
If you *11 want to know what
the Robsrdel bund can do, oomo
out to the academy Saturday
night. ' We will hare a public
installation of Woodmen officers.
Everybody come out Young
boy* bring two or three of your
best girls and see what w* will do.
We don't charge you anything to
come. Don't run if we should
pass th* bat around to help it* on
ilia instrument*. 8. T.
Cognac.
Itain again last Sunday. Wa
think all of January’s Sunday*
will ha haddars.
Mr. Man Terry, of Chesterfield,
S. 0., was routing hi* mother
here last wask.
Mr. and Mr*. 8. Tarry have
moved from hereto Chesterfield,
8. C. We hops thay will like
ihoir now home,
Kx-Agont Haueoek, of Hnmtnt,'
waa on our “atroots” Thursday.
W. Dunn, of flohorde), was vis
iting at C. 0. Yates' Waditveday. j
Mr*. 8. Carris and children, of:
Scotland, wars visiting at 8. Ter
ry's Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. J. M. MoLaochlln and
mother, of BooUand, wars visitors
at Mr. J. A. McDonald's last
weak. Wa ora sorry to hour Mr.
McDonald is no bettor.
There wan a denes at D. O.
Cs msraii * Friday night.
Lueaai.
1 Malaga gropes at H.H. Smith's.
«
Black Jack ]
We pigret to learn (lint Henry |
lult is right ii'.-i with fever.
Johnnie Moore and Willie Smith ,
if Great Falla, were visiting in ',
•hi* section Saturday night tuid ,
Sunday.
'i. B. Covington, of Pee Dee No. ]
1, was visiting hi* fathor Sunday. (
W. D. Wilton spent Saturday i
light at Mr. Harrington's. i
Snnday wa» a rainy, rntny, I
lay. It was so rainy that the
jeoplo did not stir out much.
R. A. M., 1 believe you about
.he road*.
Say. Mr. Gobbler, all the fat 1
log* are not dead yet. John C '
Jovingtou ha* two that will weigh
ibout 800 apieoe.
Chiekou ilatrlc.
Thursday morning I wnt it
Half mile from homo in the woods
iplitting rail*. Anyone rarely
;rer | »wsed that way. Messrs. B.
B- Holt and H. C. Webb cnuiu i.i
shout a hundred yard* to got u
lived of wood, and had been thorn
tbout five minute*, wheu my nxr
{lanced and out my right foul,
beginning with largo toe nnd split
ting it open half way to my leg.
[ called for Uulp and Messrs. Holt
Mid Webb came to my nasistanoo.
Mr. Holt carried me home, while
Mr. Wobb went for * doctor. He
procured l>r. Hunter, who dressed
the wound. The wound him! i
pretty bndly, but ia doing tolorw- j
bly well uow, thanks to kind
friends and good Or. lluuter.
John C. Covington.
Pee Dee.
Misses Addis Rainwater, Hattie
Smith and Mattie Thrower, of
Rohenlsl. were visiting here last
night and Sunday.
family in Wilmiugtoo list week.
Little Vance Covington, the
lit! la fourteen-months-old sou of
Mrs. Lizxie Covington, died Inst
Sunday evening u<id was laid to
rest in the h'ortham cemetery.
Our sympathies alt* with the be
reaved mother, for it haa only
been a chort while since ahe lost
her devoted husband.
Mrs. C. £. Shaw is on the sick
list.
We regret to learn that Mr.
John Little ia not getting ou so
well. Sunshine.
Wadecboro.
A petition, signed by a largo
majority of tbo reive*, mother*
and daughter* of Wadeshoro, to
the county commissioners pray
ing that they grout no license fur
thn^saio of intoxicant* in Wudt-s
l>oro. What the uutcoaio will be
this scribo knuwcth not.
A case of small-pox is ssid to
be near the town of Wadmboro. i
Dr. Joe Bennett, county physician
has charge of the caso. Confi
dence in our Dr.’e ability to auc
cesafully oope with tbo diacaee, it
felt by our prop!*. The ease it.
said to tie near the depot. \
Roooevslt, the accidental cap
tain of (his glorious country, is
atitogaiu. Wo do not bare the
tyui|*iiliy for (tooth Carolina that
we would havo bad, if the had
not had this pn>terse of a presi
dent in their minds but a short
titno ago. They did nut present
him with a lining cup, hut there
waa a rush lu gimfcii hit slimy
hand, by moi», women and chil
dren.
Tho “smart set,” so called In
dies of Philadelphia, are oppoeod
to having honors paid to Wintiiu
Davit, tile daughter of the Con
federacy. I myself, bolieva a
yankuo ohuroh la no place for a
virtuous lady, living or dead. The
deoondanta of the Mayflower pro
duce a sfaoch in my noetrlle.
' That New Orleans editor talks
to Teddy right. Be calls a spade
a spade. Be bills luia jaet what
be may aspect if he persist# in
fllling our poatoflOc.a with ne
gvos*. last Teddy test with them,
sleep with them, eje! let him
>/• I i< daughter in marriage, if
iv waala to, Unit i* his liunnusa,
>ut hands off down here, or be
i ill find his pension roll much
■rgvr than it is now. Koosovslt,
lyena-like, feasts ou slendering,
urdead, slid not satisfied with;
lust, lie wants to fill our post* ;
itficvs with negroes anil compel
uir women and children to tniat
■ct hnainuM with them. Fill
’Inladvl phi* |x.sU>llice with u
©on—well, they wouldn't lynch
■ ins. I>ut they'd go on n strike,
iud that means playing the devil
[Ciiemlly.
If 1 live, I ex, • t to go to the
Hterau'i ru-umon in New Orleans.
will o(Ter a resolution asking
itocsevwflt to correct tho statement
nade in his book in relation 10
lie charge of the Hou. Juifersuu
Davis as being a repud is tor slid
ilber false charges.
K. F. F.
Pee Dec, N. G.
Wo have lud the pleasure of
ipeitding several duys in your
.Itrilty loan, Rockingham, lately,
li t al ways go to Hotel Richmond
lumil tiinuer limo. This hotel is !
ran by Mr. nu<l Mrs. Will blow-1
rn, and w« can't help thinking
.hoy are the right people in the
-ight place. Our sisuir county,
.-id Richmond, haa a good many
imsou Coouty people in it, aud
sre ulwuys feel at home a lien a
inoug them. We love to apeud
iwhile in the Head light othce
bilking with the editor, Mr. J. H,
Walsh. Be will always learu
f-ou something that wilt do' you
jood.
Pee Dee river haa bents oti an*
ilher boom and we were caught
jix 'totber aide tliia time and -tad
to stay a day or two at the hos
pitable home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mial Wall. We dou't cstru for it
is a good place to alay.
Small grain vs loukiug all right
hselMigsp- ttww^e'W* hojie ifiia,
wifi be a proape rout yeur lor «•
srybody.
1 am keeping bach. Tim loved
cries arc spending a week or so
visiting Hi LhJesvhle, Wadeaburo
and other places.
G. G. KutiilT and family spent
a fea days iu Anton last week.
We arn always glad to see them.
We have had some aevaro wea
ther, cold, wind, rain, etc. We
long to nee spring open with all
her sweet (lowers, green toliagw,
singing birds etc.
We wish we could hear from all
the Headlight correspondents, so
we c >u)d gather the news from alt
ovar the country. 1). B.
Charlotte.
The Chadwick ia one of the
inoet up-to-date mill* in the south.
It manufactures tine sheeting.
jOn the Blit of Deoeml*.?, Mr.
W. it. Caudle, of Charlotte, and
Mia* Cora Kawlk, of Orsoneboro,
were married at tho homo of Mr.
John Kilington, in Charlotte. U'n
extend to them our beat nisboe.
The Chadwiok Cornet Band is
getting along finely. They have
been playing for the public some.
J. \V. Bound* i* president, C. C.
Ingle secretary a.:d II. C. Lomax
treasurer.
Some of the Chadwick boya
liave organised a joint stock com
pany sod are doing a nice bnsi
ness iu general merchai.dise.
U- L. Scarboro is president, J. W.
Bounds vicu-priaident, F. A.
Bridges, secretary, T. W. Ingle
treasurer. Sec what cotton mill
boy# can do if they will stick to
gether.
I am always glad to g«t the
Headlight and enjoy reading it.
Bo 1 will close by saying good Inok
to the Headlight.
Moonshine.
Beat Floor at H. H. Smith’s.
•—.r "
Bny • Buggy. Phaeton or Burry,
while they ora cheap, and go to
A. W. Porter * Co. for it. They
sail the Baboook, Bar boro, Amer
ican, and any kind you went. Our
stock ia large ami well assorted,
and we can supply the oounly at
price# lower then they can b
'•ought this side of Chicago Try
ue eml [>rore it.
noccixoKAv. Dour Headlight
—A* 1 have never joined the chil
drens' bund, 1 thought 1 would
try and write u kittle letter. My
papa takes the Headlight. I en
joy reading it very much, espe
cially the “Children’* Column."
Will some of the eousins please
answer Limes questions: Whowss
called 'The Pathfinder of the
Sea?” How was it that Metbu
saelah was the oldest man on earth
sud yet he died b.fore his father?
Some of lho cousins scud in the
» 'ng, “’Mid the Green Field* of
Virginia.” Best wishes to the
Headlight and its friends.
_Maybe].
v oom ac. iMur neod light— 1
••at iny«lf to write fur the Dm
time. Our tohoui wu out last
Friday fur Christman, and I went
down ou Rocky Fork visiting aud
had a good time. We are going to
■tart to school ngnin tomorrow. I
will clues j>y asking a riddle,
What is all around tho bouso and
and in overy corner. With best
wishes to the Headlight.
W. P. McKay.
RocKtsanax. Dear Headlight
—1 am a buy fourteen vears old.
1 go tu school every day. Miss
Mary Thumas is our teacher and
I like her very well. My deakmate
is Ralph Covington. My studies
are geography, spelling, grammar,
history aud arithmetic. Ws have
had some cold weather lately. I
will ask a question: Who found
Mooes in I ha ArkT I will close
with bast wishes ta the Headlight.
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Rock man aw Dear Editor—
Please print the following song:
ADIEU, ADIEU, MY BOY.
Adieu, adieu, my loving buy,
It break* ui> heart to pari with you,
Bnl vbc lime lias ouiikj for mo to go.
And Oh, your mind, do let me know;
I'll go swsy end leave you hare,
Although to me you are dear.
But recollect it'sonly love
That yuur happiness cannot prove.
You loved me oner, or you told me so,
And now my dependence I do know;
You loved mo once I do believe,
t never thought you would deceive;
I never thought you wuuld forsake
A heart aud hand you agreed to taka
And cause a girl to be undone
Who never thought you were in fun.
You ought not give yourself away.
Tn lees you could lorn tlm longest day.
And ciuse a girl to be undone
Wto never thought you were In fun
It’s uot my will lor you to love
The one you think beat to choose;
Bnt 1 hope a warning you will take,
Fever to promise aud then forsake.
Bo tare you well, my loving boy,
If tke lids of lore I can't unfold,
I'll live In pease, and balr in mind,
A loving boy is hard to And.
If another girl you have in view,
I hope to her you will prove true i
But you I never shall forget,
Although 1 never peln or fret.
—Minnie Orepe.
Rockjmumam. Dear Editor—
Ploane print Vho following aong:
JEALOUS LOVER.
One ere a* the moon abown brightly,
Them gently fell a dew,
Up to a lonely cottage
A joaloot lovur drew.
Ha aald to fair young Kile,
Down by a sparkling bay.
Yea, there we'll wait and wander.
And appoint oar weddiog day.
Ob, Edward,! am weary,
And do not care to roam.
Pot reaming aaama aa dreary,
1'leeaa, Edward, carry me Iwrme.
And aa ah* kaealt before him
And e*k*d him te spare bar Ufa,
into bar fair young boaom,
Ha pttehed a dagaid kalfa.
Oh, Edward, m forgtr* you,
Thee* are my aary leal wordai i
Oh. Edward, I am dying.
• I a lean mine eye* la death.
Down yonder In Iboraltey,
Where the tower* era la hladm, ’
Thera gently ateepa a maiden,
to ail*a I la the lamb.
She died not broken hearted,
Nor of aiekne**’ pain;
Her brow bent all at one*,
She parted from friend* ah* lorod aa
wall.
—Dora PArkar.