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E raphic THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19,1907. NO. 9 As through Dover town in the chill, Though the flinty slopes be hard. JOHN G. WHITTIER Stubble-speared the new-known sward, grmy dawn, tiie cart-tail Every morn shall lead thee through Three women pasted, s t Tb« One Hundrefth Anniversary Fresh baptisms of the dewy L drawn! of His Birth. Every evening from thy fe*A Bared to the waist, for the north wind's Shall the cool winds kiss thekeat; grip John Greenlief Whittier, one of And kaener AU too soon these feet m sting of the constable’s In the prison cells of pride, ast hide the greatest ot Amrrican poets, whip, the freedom of the sod. v aa born at Haverhill, Massa- The blood that followed each hissing Lose Like s colt’s for work be shod, <r usetts, December 17,1807, and blow Made to tread the mills of toil, ‘ \ 'iy tesday of this week was the Prose ae it sprinkled the winter snow. Up and down in cosaaleaa moil: « > hundredth anniversary of his George R. Carpenter in his Happy if their track be found v b th. He was a Quaker by sketch of the life of Whittier says: Never on forbidden ground; /> Happy if they sink not in birth. The Whittiers were small “Here the progress of the century Quick JO' S treacherous sands of sin. farmers, and pearly his whole has worked as plainly for the Ah! that and thou couldst know thy joy. / life was spent in the county in permanence of his fame as it has Ere it paaaaa, barefoot boy! y which he was born. His mother worked against that of his polit- \ / fine type of Quaker ma ical verse. His political verse • Early Morning Fare. —*- tron, “whose religion found ex tended to perpetuate differences On last i FrMdy * 'i A H morning at prcasion in an ideally beautiful of opinion that were soon settled hour of 3:40 the sound of the forever. His religions verse, on bell followed by the shriek of character.” i Until he was nearly twenty, the other hand, steadily pre fire w Whittle aroused people from Whittier had po educational ad figured a unity of feeling to which sound slumber to apprise theqt vantages besides those afforded gentle souls of all creeds aspire. of the fact that the heavens were by the ordinary district school. For many decides all the Prot being lighted by a burning In 1827 and 1828, however, he estant sects in America have building, which up proved be the attended the Haverhill Academy. been moving slowly toward the store building vacated by to George For a year he was in the em- Quaker standpoint—tending to Hardwick only a few days be TH E , ploy of a Boston printiag-bonse, acknowledge that always, by fore, E V E R Y T H IN G FOR X M A S he having removed his stock where he edited a Protectionist the mouths of prophets, poets, of second to tiie Front of all Competitors we I’**—“* N— hand furniture to the paper and a temperance journal. priests and philosophers, God old hotel building oq the corner For another year he was the edi hath revealed himself; and that ot Firs« and Majn streets. to r of the New England Weekly the living spirit of God, acting The fire was well under way Review in Hertford, in which he upon the hearts ot men, is the it was discovered by the succeeded George D. Prentice. great guide in matters of con •when Shirer family who have the con In 1833 he signed the National duct and belief." fectionery adjoining, and Anti-Slavery Declaration as one The following is one of Whit by the time store writable gift» for old and “young. .A thoroughly First-class Stock, co tbining the fire companies •of the delegates from Massachu tiers best child life poems: arrived the building was gutted, Novelty, Quality, and Elegance, with prices VERY LOW. Everybody setts; in 1835 he was a member THE BAREFOOT BOY. but good work was done how of the Massachusetts Legisla Blessings on thee, little man, ever in subduing the flames and boy, with kheek of tan! ture; in 1837 he was for a few Barefoot saving adjoining buildings from With thy tumed-up pantaloons, months in New York as one of And thy merry whistled tones; injury. The bnilding burned was the secretaries of the American W ith thy red lips, redder still N O S . first erected on Main street near Anti-Slavery Society; and from Kissed by strawberries on the hill; the present location of the Com 1837 to 1840 he was editor of W ith the sunshine on thy face. mercial hotel and was afterward the Pennsylvania Freeman, a Through thy torn brim’s jaunty grace removed to the location of the my heart I give thee joy,— Philadelphia abolitionist jour I From was once a barefoot boy! ruins, just west of the railroad nal. With the exception of the Prince thou a rt—the grown-up man switch by N. C. Christenson and absences occasioned by these is republican. ~ J. C. Sawyer who used it as an dunes, Whittier’s long life was Only Let the million-dollarad ride! implement store. Later it has almost entirely spent in Essex Barefoot, trudging at his side. served as bicycle store and vari more than be can bey •ebuaty, Massachusetts; cither m In Thou the best reech of ear and eye,— ous other purposes, the small Haverhill, Amesbury, or Dan Outward sunshine, inward joy; room on the corner serving as a vers. Hedied in Hampton Falls, sings on thee, barefoot boy! shooting gallery ,.when the fire New Hampshire, September 8th, 0 for boyhood’s painless play. occurred. Some months ago it 1892. Sleep that wakes in laughing day, was sold to Mr. Gregory who Whittier’s spirit was that of Health that mocks the doctor’s rules, removed to Newberg from Linn Knowledge never learned of schools, the reformer. As a boy he wrote Of the wild bee’s morning chase, county and he had begun mak th at he would rather have “the Of the wild-flower^ time and place, . ing some changes about the 26 Piece Set bf Table Silver Reg memory of a Howard, a Wilber- Flight ot fowl ana habitude bnilding only a day or two be ular $10 set for $7.50. force, or a Clarkson, than the Of the tenants of the wood; \ - the fire, expecting to pnt it Toilet Set of Comb, Brush and mndying fame of a Byron." He How the tortoise bears his shell, v in fore better condition for occu Mirror, Quadruple Silver, $8.00 How the woodchuck digs his cell, was always on the side of the And the ground-mole sinks his well; ' pancy. It was for $1000 •oppressed and had a perfect ha How the robin feeds her young, 0 in favor of Mr. insured Seely, of Wilaon- CLOCKS-Special Mantel Clock, tred of slavery. Hts poems writ How the oriole’s neat is hung; ville, who holds a mortgage on Black Ebony Case, 8-day and ten during the troublous tjmes Where the whitest lilies blow, it. The origin of the fire is not strike, special price, $5.50 •of the anti-slavery movement Where the freshest berries grow. known. the groundnut trails its vine. (fired the hearts of his country Where Toilet Sets in Sterling Silver, the wood-grape’s dusters shine; In connection with a fire there Special, $2.00 to $8.00 men and helped to hasten the Where Goods Delivered Free Of the blade wasp's cunning way. J are nearly always some incidents ending of slavery. Mason of his walls of ^lay, worth mentioning and here is All goods engraved free During the early settlement of And Both Phones the architectural plans 6ne or two in connection with the Colonies in America the Of gray hornet artisans!— this one. With the first tap of x Charge For, eschewing books end tasks, ‘ Quakers were whipped and other Nature the bell Curt Parker’s bull pup answers ell he asks; wise subjected to all manner of Hand in hand with her he walks, “Ned” set up an unearthly howl A Complete Line of Rogers’ Sil indignities. The following is a Face to face with her he talks, and bounded up stairs to awaken verware at Lowest Possible copy of the warrant issued by Part and parcel of her joy,— Major Waldron, ot Dover, in Blessings on the barefoot boy! ' /*• the boys, repeating the yowHng Prices as he landed at the top and when 1662: 0 for boyhood’s time of June, To the constables of Dover, Crowding ysal's in one brief moon,' . the door was opened he streaked RINGS it up town and arrived in time Hampton, Salisbury, Newbury, When all things I heard or saw, BRACELETS to help yank the bell cord and Me, their m aster waited for. \ Rowley, Ip sw ich, Wenham, 1 was rich in flowers and trees. then did his best to lend assist Lynn, Rostov; /Koxbury, Ded Humming birds and honey-bees; JEWELRY ance at the fire. Whosays“Ned’’ ham, and until these vagabond For my sport the squirrel played, in profusion should not be employed as watch Quakers are carried out ot this Plied the snouted mole his spade; man about the gates of the city? For my taste the blackberry tone Jurisdiction. Purpled over hedge and stone; -Dan Gilbert, a member of the Cut Glass Chafing Dishea You and every one of you, are Laughed the brook for my delight required, in the King’s Majesty’s Through the day and through the night, hose company on hearing the danger signal jumped from a name, to tkke these vagabond Whispering a t the garden wall, Watch Sale warm bed and reached for his Gentlemens • 'Quakers, Anne Coleman, Mary Talked With me from fall to fall; Elgin or DRUGS « MEDICINES. shirt in order to appear in Waltham Watch Size Tomkins, #and Alice Ambrose, Mine the sand-rimmed pickerel pond, red in Nickel Case, regulation uniform, and after the waluut slopes beyond, and make them fast to the cart’s Mine PRESCRIPTION WORK A Our line o f Christmas goods tagging in vain at the garment While They Last $4.44 in bending orthaTd trees. tail, and driving the cart through Mina, for several minutes he made the is larger and more com Apples of Hesperidest SPECIALTY. Jo n r several towns, to whip Still as my horison grew, discovery that what he was Sterling Silverware is plete than ever before. wrestling with in his mad haste them upon their naked backs not Larger grew my riches too, early and get first was red flannel all right but that t for Christmas Gifts Books, Stationery, Fancy and Come •exceeding ten stripes apiece on All the world I saw or knew choice. it properly belonged on the other Make your selections early be Toilet Artielee. Camara and a complex Chinese toy, •each of them, in each town; and Seemed extremities of the bod^-and Fashioned for a barefoot boy! Kodaks and all kinds o f Camera ao to convey them from consta fore the best pieces are gone possibly it was not Dana gar Supplies. festal dainties spread. " ble to constable till they are out 0 Like for my ment either. However Dan was NASH & FINLEY LESSONS GIVEN IN KODAK' bowl of milk and bread,— on hand at ¿he fire in good sea •of this jurisdiction, as you will Pewter spoon We engrave all goods pur and bowl of wood. son—in fact in time to get the answer it at your peril; and this On the door-stone, gray and rude! first charge of water from a not chased of us free of charge «hall be your warrant. + ' O’er me like a regal tent, properly manned nozzle square while you wait W ar W ith Japan. R ichard W aldron . Cloudy-ribbed, the sunset bent, tn the hack, accompanied with a fringed with gold, Dated at Dover, December, 22, Purple-curtained, The New “don’t that jar von" sensation. Could not possibly make so many Looped in many a wind-swung fold; home way Then while on nia qripples as rheumatism does every 1662. BAKERY for music came the play after the fire was out a live wire year. And yet there is no reason Is now HOME The reading of this inhuman While Of the pied frogs’ orchestra; in operation will be that haa been broken by the fire why this disease should cripple pleased to wait upon all and who we would treatment of women inspired And, to light the noisy choir. Hk# struck him on one arm und he anyone, if all sufferers will rub the to try our home made breed, pian» Whittier to write “How the Wo Lit the fly his lamp of fire, was told by the electricians that affected parts night and morning monarch; pomp and joy men Went from Dover,’, and here 1 W was the wonder was that he was not with Ballard’s Snow Liniment. cakes, etc. Newberg Jeweler aited bn the barefoot boy! killed outright. They should •ae« the first twoytanzaa: Cures all aches and pains. Sold by G. F. Herriott Next to Pwtofflce. •Cheerily; than, my Uttle man, remember, however, that he is Moon’s drag store. D m tossing spray of Cochtco’a fall First sad Edwards 8L U ve and laugh, aa boyhood can! the ke man. Hardened to ko on. its rocky **11 ERKYi APPY Christmas Specials MILLS