KEEP MY MEMORY GREEN IN YOUR HEART.

Otago Witness, Issue 2299, 24 March 1898, Page 58

KEEP MY MEMORY GREEN IN YOUR HEART.

I I ask aot my grave you'll be tending S When I'm laid 'neath Ihs cold silent ground* j The sunshine, the rain, and the dewdrops Will soon clothe with verdiue the mound 1 But time doth efface recollection, And I ask of thee this ere we partAs you value past years of affection, Keep my memory green in your heart. Though another may fit by your .fireside, In the -place whsre my chair vised to lie ; Though my children address her as mother, .As'she nurses your babe on her knee, I know you will sometimes regret me — Tn your life I shall ever have part ; 'And that even tho' my children forget me, I'll fill a green place in your heart: Though I rtwelb in the fair Jasper city, On the shores of the bright crystal sea. The sttaios of my harp would be saddened Had j ou uo recollection of me. ! Though my grave were fre^h strewn every j morning With tributes from nature and ait, Ah! troubled my sleep if forgotten — Keep my memory gretn in your heait ! ~"—Ro~se Ellen Easton. Arruidale, Marcli 189 S. CONSUMPTION OR PHTHISIS Is a constitutional wasting disease in which fche lungs are gradually destroyed by morbid deposits of tubercle and consequent uleeration. To the bacilli of. these deposits Towkend's Cinnamon Cure is highly antagonistic, and in the early stages of the disease v sufficiently powerful to overcome and destroy the germs. oa which the progress df tire disease depends. Apart from this the valuable-soothing properties of the cnre are such sf to speedily allay the racking cough and so promote the patient's recovery. It is s certain cure in ordinary colds, recent cough, loss of voice, bronchitis, bronchial asthma, whooping cough, and croup, while its soothing and gerniicidal properties render it o£ the greatest value in influenza, pleurisy, pneumonia, and catarrh. Sold everywhere. Price* 2s 6d.— Advfc. — Telegraph posbß along a raiiwwr *r«