HURLY-BURLY.

No wonder that the folks turn pale

And preachers talk of doom,

Since by each telegram and mail

Come words of awful gloom:

Explosions of N. glycerine;

Expulsion of the Pope;

Earthquakes along the Eastern line

And THE PACIFIC SLOPE.

Surely the world is upside down,

Its framework out of joint;

At coming change all things of town

And country seem to point:

The very sea some day may try

To climb the mountain side,

And hill-folks yet be staggered by

THE MOANING OF THE TIED.

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