THE OLD REMAIN.
Tho old remain, the young are gone. Tho farm dreams lonely on tho hill; Prom early eve to fearly dawn A cry goes with tho whippoorwill, "Tho old remain, the young are gone." Where run tie roads they wander on? The young, whose hearts romped shouting here; Whose feet thrilled rapturo through this lawn, Where sadness walks now all the year.— The old remain, the young are gone. To what far glory are they drawn? Anil do they weary of the quest? And serve now a king or pawn There in the cities of nnrestp— The old remain, the young aro gone.. They found the life here gray and wan. Too kind, too poor, too full of peace; The great mad world of brain and brawn Called to their young hearts without cease— The old remain, the young aro gone. They left us to our Avalon, The ancient fields the house and trees, Where wo at sunset and at dawn May sit with dreams and memories— The old remain, the young are gone. Dear Heart, draw near and lean upon My heart, and gaze no more through tears; Wo have, our love, our work well done, To help us face tho wistful years.— / Tho old remain, tho young are gone. —Madison Cawcin, in "Scribner's." Particular attention should bo given to the scalp during tho autumn. Mrs. Eolleston successfully treats it for Palling Hair, Dandruff, Greyness, Irritable and Oily Scalps, and tho many complaints that proveut tho natural growth. Courses including necessary preparations from ,£1 Is. Special Hair Tonic, lis.; guaranteed to prevent hair falling. Personel attention. 2ali Lambton Quay. • Tel. 1599— Advt. ELECTROLYSIS. The only permanent cui'o for tho removal of superfluous hair. This can only bo performed by an expert. Consult Mrs. Eaybittle, long and favourably known for all treatments. No. 2GB Lambton Quay (over Orr, Chemist). Telephone 1591. —Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1724, 15 April 1913, Page 2
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343THE OLD REMAIN. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1724, 15 April 1913, Page 2
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