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Democratic banner., 1845-11-01

David Brown had the cap of his
knee broken in three places, his
shoulder blade broken, and was 9th.
erwise hurt.
Runor told Of several persons be.
ing crushed to death under the fallen
walls, but this happily proved not
the case.
The flames extended to some OF
the neiphboring dwellings, and serl>
ously injured them; partly destroy
ed the contents Of a board yard, &c.
The damages are estimate Mt from
SO TO 100000. Principally insur>
ed. No detention will be expcrien-
ced in the business Of the merchants.
as on the allowing morning hey had
ali opened IN new quarters. in the I'M
mediate vicinity. Hundreds of per-
sons are wandering among the ruins
which cover the best part Of a square
in extent, and are still smoking.
STABLES AND HORSES BURNT.
About one o'clock on "Wednesday
morning another destructive fre
broke out in a cluster Of frame sta
hes, dwellings, and workshops, on
Vine street. above 10th; before it
couId be suppressed, property belong.
inc to or occupied by Michael Oak,
Edward Smith, Patrick Hagcy, VIM.
Bavon, Mrs. Christy. Mrs. Ran,ston,
Robert Buck. John DonncItv, Joseph
futz, Samuel Thor as. Jacob Gloss,
Matthew Mathers, and Others. was
destroyed, including eight fne draft
horses.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-01
THE FATED RI 4 l..
i Thrilling Story.

This afternoon will seal my earth
" felicity IshalI b" the haPpIe5:m man
a%livc!" calculated Edmund. on the
morning o! the day on winch he WAS
t. lead his Anna 10 the hymenea! al
tar.
!; was no marvel, though Edmund
cxul,ed in the near approach Of the
hour which was to cousummase the
nup,ia!s of two Of the most devoted
lovers the world ever Witnessed; for
Anna was possessed Of every quail
". mental and personal, winch could
De supposed To administer 10 the bliss
of him VINO was ioftInri TO he her
husband. Bot. Independently cf Au-
mas abstract destinations. there we're
circumstances which must OF them
selves have produced IN the breast OF
Edmund 4 peculiar attachment 10
her.
Five sui,ors had unfortunately So
lcited her hand in marriage during
her courrship with him: and among
these was MeLwyn. 4 nci-hbo:!nG no
nieman, high il the Cs,eem q! his
sovereign. Bit Edmund, though in
ferior in station t. M"lwyn and each
Of his fuur other rivals. WAS unheS'-
tatinaIv ard decidedly preferred TO
them all. And no less fervcnt was
the affection with winch he regarded
Anna. His entire existence was
bound mp in hers. and the world, and
life itself, when weighed in the bai-
lance with her, were found 10 be n
calculab'y wanting.
The nuprill morn Of the youthful
lovers was one of the most congenI-
al and pleasant which ever burst o.
the world since its creation. 1t was
in the month OF Ap:il. Tie Superh-
cirs of the earth was beautifully car,
peted with newborn grasS-the gar.
den. the orchard, the hedge. the plan
tation, the torcs', all smiled in then:
new coverings. The sun poured
forth his beams with more than VOL
ted p~rofusion. tin4Ing the entire ere
alton with an exQu Sllcly yellow IA
dance. innumcrabie chorISterS Of g.
crv species Of the singing tribe, -
parted, bv the melody oi their war
IIngS. additional charms 10 that bri-ht
nom. Nature herself. IN fine. Sect.
en- on this occasion II be Jubilant at
the approaching nuptla!s OF a pair
who were 81 worthy of each other.
The vassals of Emerson, Am 4 5
father. exulted without measure ~
the circumstance OF their chlctt th's
onlv daughter heinz about til BE- urI-
I ted to the youth of her choice, md
as all were Intervening TO participate
in the ample festivities of the bar"o-
NAL h Il, thew atiIred themselves II
the best costume of their clan, and
prepared to celebrate the joyous T.
vent with all becoming respect i'l
their chicitain and the Young brlIt
and bridegroom.
:. The afternoon arrived. and At Is,
hour of five. the beautiful hrrIe ap
preached the hvmeneal altar. accom-
panied by her maids of honor. ans
the wives and daughters of the m"r'
respecinhie of her fathers vaS>a!S.-
Edmund was present at the app"rrt.
ed hour. luxuIIating IN Waikm.
dreams Of the natchlcsS bliss "hici
Democratic banner., 1845-11-01
From the Saturday Courier.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

Since our last paper our cIiy has
been visited by several catamltouS
fires. believed - have been caused
hv the torch Of the inccndmrv.--
Early on Sunday morning flames
were discovered issuing from the
lower story f the extensive sugar
Refinery OF Messrs. Roudt & Cauet,
back Of the Mount Vernon House.
North Second street, above Arch.
which. together with the machinery,
fixtures. mounds. sugars, &C.. was
randy reduced to a heap OF RUNS
The activity of the ircmen confined
the destruction to the original buIlO-
!ng; where was experienced n loss OF
about $4,000; more than tWo-thIrds
of winch was covered by insurance.
ATERRIFIC CONFEDERATION
While the above fire was still ra-
I ning. the alarm hell changed to the
vest, and d bright glare in that dlrec'
ton drew the fire out as iar as Broad
. street. between Arch and Race.
where was spreading n OF the most
destructive conilaTratIons we have
experienced for many years.
it had originated in a frame stable
attached TO ahoteL on the west side
of Broad street, in which Mr.. John
Clark kept a number Of horses, and
notwithstanding the flames spread
with rapidiIy, the whole OF the nor
>es were got out with little injury.
The fire soon communicated {" the
immense Forwarding honses OF Sitter,
jaime, & Co., James S,eeeI & Co.,
and others, filled with flour. nhIskcy'
gram and dry goods. The wind
Blowing strong at the time from the
south and west, the flames spread a.
cross Cherry street 10 the large For
warding and Commission House OF
Messrs. Craig, Belias, & Co.,'wAIct
building. with Il quantity OF Hour
wool, feathers, grain. &C.. was de-
slrovcd and damaged. The mcr-
chants saved their papers, and a por-
ton of their merchandise. The lat
ter firm succeeded IN getting out al
their cars, some of which were heav
ily laden with goods for the west.
Several persons who were assist
inr at the fire were severely injured
among whom were Mr.. Peter Os'
borne. badly crushed.
Charles lIeisSer, a member of the
Columbia Hose company, severely
bruised.
Edw. j. Fox, OF the city Police
had his shoulder and leI badly hurt
VIM. Fox. another Of the Police
received some very severe bruises.
Jacob kunz, u member OF the globe
Engine company, had his right leg
and left thigh fractured. besides sus'
tanning other injuries, which will mos
likely prove fatal.
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space alter HIS coming among us Ii
Dl,"ers was 10 Ie p'%o',,.u ~ ione,n
the electors, but among the elected, and
among natives having full confidence Of
The people not among strangers VINO
III i,0'' "''e' "'' P'"'e' "'''"'S
o sa u:
"lhe bosom Of AmerIca IS 0peG
roeaactobla st-anGsr bu, 5bo onnres.
sed and prosecuted of all na,ionsand
religions. wnom we snail welcome to
a PdrHcPotioa IN all IN r'ght' ana
P'ITLls@sS' H.,
N''"' Il o'o'd' eAf'"'e'' ''''"
ana P"''""'",oP'' po''' ''.'
Democratic banner., 1845-11-01
Number. IS.

was about to be sealed from hence
forth 10 him. the venerable ABBOT
of Kinloss. a man who VAS verg,n9
on seventy Yeas Of age. and whose
coun,enancs eloqUentiv discourSed oil
his unaffected aittv. stationed nm
self beside the interesting couple, l.
before proceeding TO 90 through the
matrimonial ceremony. he uttered,
with q mingled ar Of miidness and
solemnitv, the usual beheSt ot ''Join
hands, The lovers stretched out
their ~respecii, hands I" each other:
, Annals was White rs the unsunned
snow, while her beautiful counten-
Hnce was suflrs-rd with Il deep blush,
indicative Of her mudestv-a b'nsh
which. ii pa!siUle. imraited new las
cinations 10 that unrlvalled iace.-
The reverend Ahbotnow commence
ed the marriage liua'. With upi!tt-
ed hands, ard a vis ce beaming with
benignitv. he VIZ addressing his D..
risons to the tcl"4 IN whose service
- a.. = - I;c, h.J
-; greater - u,n;J
oeeh spen' ',F.', ~ now
standing a, tne .iiar, when an arrow
iIo'i SUM T.. -
n MS earl I'''. .Nr r. a..
pea on i'' mo- AZ nr..
parry WHO >'"', '..u." a, tho
sent Were ''..uH ' a,~.a an
strange c'''u''St".l'' - a.
each oil.e' "a NIUE ,hs x,,ne
''ahc". m.inr, n tho bore
Ln'r'" ' x,.b sounds in some
NV, If ~. Are HI! as would lead
f,hon -. H.. of The i.,eman;
'hn, ~. -. ,iicr MAT broke the
tJas,L,Iln ...n sr,,ry silence. that
~Ir 10 axoirinc rroans of
~ -.,. The hride
t;,., - ..n.r;o, gene. and
.Lg. -, US !, the act
"'"'C ,Ia1. attended
,m;,l,ns suddenly
de ~nor,als Of The hall.
~. ,,yet sne,kin- the deeds
,ftI'. 49,, oiirh ,hev were intent.
&C =. ~~rotcr,i,n of Annals
or;o. - s.,.r.4,,r5 lie clenched his
t5,,.n., -. -. L,,I. lie hufned 10 re-
yerI, i,n,. ,..f ., his deadly foe, but
he C..',af = "a ~nlasrsrhis feelings
of affection ~l,ri;s BRIDE rs 10 quit
her t. .I.C7 IN cnudlt VITA Mel
wvo. tpp.i cd Of the presence OF
the Llat'Itu,d 'n'rudrIs. the cans
+ men f EInund'> virtual iatheI-'n-
law ru>hol 20 the ald "t then chief
tain. lis "au-htcr. x her oII'esroo"''
The Ha. as no" cFoA"tu WIN
mer. fr"-cd under Two S'e"
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Orleans District, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate of
John Virgins, late of Barton, deceased,
Greeting.
XNTHEREAS, Daniel Smith, Administrator
w of the Estate within this State of said deceas-
ed, requests said Court to allow him the further
time of one year from and after the 18th day of May
A. D. ls45, to make payment of the debts and
close the settlement of the estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said nppl-
cation will be heard at a session of the Probate
Court TO be held at Irasburgh the 25th day of
June next, at which time you may be heard in the
premises.
And this Order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Caedonian, newspaper printed
at st. Johnsbury in this State, the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid. ... ....
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at l.
rasburgh, this 7h day of May, A. D. ls45.
407w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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4O9w3
STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, So
The Hon, the Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate Of
John Kimball, Esq glae Of Barton, deceased,
Greeting.
WTHEREAS, John II. Kimbnll, Executor of the
w Will and Administrator of the estate of said
deceased requests said Court to allow him tho fur-
Their time of year from and after the 26h day Of
June, a. ID. ls45, TO make payment of debts and
close the settlement of the estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said nppl-
cation will be heard at a session Of the Probate
Court to be held at Irasburgh the lth day Of
June next at which time you my be heard in tho
premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks
cessivey in the Caledonian, a-ncwsPaper printed at
st. Johnshury, in this State the last Of which shall
be before the day assigned for hearing aforesaid
Given undor my hand at the Probate Office, at
Irnsburgh, this OH day of May, a. d. lsi5.
407wS GEO. NYE, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

XNIE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w tho Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
of JOSIAH JOSLIN,
late Of Newport in said District, deceased, repre-
senlod insolveni, and all claims and demands exhib-
tied in offset thereto and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
ment ut the dwelling house of Geo. w. Kendall, IN
said Newport, the I'd Monday of July next and
on the LIST Monday of September next at 8 o'clock,
A. NJ. Of each Of said days.
GEO. w. KENDALL, }
RoDERICK ADAMS, Commissioners.
ROSWELL PRoUTY,
Newport, April 2S, 1916. 409w3
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SIMEON HILLS ESTATE.

THNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
n Hon. Probate Court for the District of Caedo-
MIA, commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of SIMEON HILL,
late of Waterford, in said district, deceased, rep
resented insovent and the term of six months from
the 10th day of May, 1915. being allowed by said
court the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us-Do give
notice, that we will attend to the duties of our ap-
pontment, at the Inn of Hiram HilL in Waterford,
in said district, the 18th day of July, and on
the Sd day of November next, at 9 O'clock FORE
noon, on each of said days.
rl. F. G. PARKS, 1cou,;..;E
NIX. PARKS, COMMISSIONERS
Waterford, May IL, A. d. 1916. 407w3
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Administrators Sale.
ESTATE OF JOSIAH REED.

DURSUANr to an order from the Probate Court
l. of Orleans District will be sold at public auc-
ton on the premises-on the 4th day of June next,
at o o'clock, a. M-s94 acres of 900 acres Of Lot
No. % in Wesdeld, said 500 acres being an undi-
v:ded right or owned in common with other proprie-
tors of the remainder of said Lot; also, title by
Veudue to 10 acres embracing 500 aforesaid
and 204 acres in addition of said Lot % of Lots in
Wesheld.
Terms of payment made known at the time and
place of sale.
CALVIN REED, Administrator.
Westfed May 7, ls45. 4O7wa
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Tailoring Business,

viz common Ovolo, lip Ovolo, and GrecIan sasl g,
z by glass, also, Gothic and Grecian LIP sasn ~
9by Ia and 10 by Ia glass, cherry and Ou"''D''
sash made TO order. .r traeH'e anil
WI.NDOW BLINDS made in the oe s." 'r or
latest style of various kinds and sizes WIN 'Ol" so,
stationary Stats, with or without pant 10 SUI"
toners; also, Blind Fasts and Hangings' 0,Is.
r P.4NN.EL DOORS, of a, 6, and . Pa "nS .
consisting of those Of l.s, L. l." '@'
inches thick for outer and inner doors. r aha A.
He would invite those wishing for any Of 'a s0u,.
bove articles to ca and examine them ot ,,s,,
selves for they are made of good stock in no sub
style and by experienced workmen and prices sv win
as TO make it an inducement to purchase arS The
be sold cheap for cash or approved cfeO" '"'
work warranted good. .r ...-.,,,,lrv At.
N. b, Orders by mail or otherwise PGn IopRfs
tended to, 4rl ssru vr.ad 'blNDohF a09tf
st. Johnsbury, April Is ls45.
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CrOckerY and Glass Ware,

PURCHASERS of Crockery and tGlass Ware
a are particularly invited to examine our China
and Printed Tea Sets, Plates covered Dishes, Plat
ters, Pitchers, Ewors and Basins, printed Chambers
and every article of common Ware. Tumblers,
stand preserve Dishes, Salts, Lamps, sc. &c.
Z. JEWETT 81 co.
May 6, 1915. 406rf
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eS ~ me IhFodf, Lungs, ana CheSt.
TNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL SAM
r. is an old, nell tried, and almost universally
approved remedy. 1t has been extensively used for
the last or years in almost every city and town
in New England, and also very extensively at the
South and West. 1t is recommended and prescrib
ed by many of the most respectable physicians as a
safe, Convenient and very eGcdcious medicine, and
acknowledged by thousands, who have for a long
time used it, and continue TO use and recommend it.
to be the most valuable remedy for the above COM
plants ever offered to the American public. .
The proprietors of this article resort to the
style of advertising which is often adopted at the
present day. They do not wish to deceive the cred
ulous and unsuspecting but appeal, with confidence
to the facts, and experience of a discerning public.
There are few individuals in Now England who have
not used this preparation themselves, or who have
not friends who have used it. Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many years
been published, it is deemed Unnecessary to add anv
at this time Be sure to get the genuine. Call for
it by its rphole name, "Vegefd6le Pulmonary Bal
SAM" and avoid &c Carter's Pulmonary, Balsam y
and the numerous limitations which have sprung up
in consequence of the great celebrity of the true ar
ticle. See that it is signed VIM Jon'n Cutler. Pre-
pared by Reed, Wing & Cutler, wholesale druggists
81 Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists
apothecaries, and country merchants generally. -
Price so cents. For sale by ]. c. BISeHAM; St.
Johnsbury Plain. 'n' 10 ~. 3s3m6 -
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Gentlemen viii Find at

IL JEWETT & cos. an excellent assortment
H" Of Broadclohs, Cassimeres and Doeskns-
plain and fancy. Rich Vestings, Gambroon, Krem-
lin and large assortment of other summer Sufs.-
Fur, silk, Glazed, Palm Leafnnd Leghorn Hats;-
Silk and Cloth Caps Stocks, pocket and neck Hdkfa.
sc. sc. April 30, ls45. 405f
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Summer Goods,

selected with due regard TO price, style and quality,
from goods recently received from tho manufacturers
with the advantage of a full and soasonabe stock
from which to select, as follows.
variety Of beautiful Prints, plaid mus de Lones,
Victoria Lawn, lace striped Muslin, check, do, book,
do white Cambrcs, Gimpuro Lace, cap, do. lace for
Capes Edgngs, bonnet Lawns and Silks mus. dc
Lane Shawls, barnge shawls fancy Hdkfs, Points,
Wells, Mius, cotton Gloves, german Caps, rubber
Fans, rich bonnet Ribbons, Cap, do, Parasols, sun
Shades, cap Springs, sc.
Ga& o. a. ID @ B o. R Ge So
Cassimeres ribbed Doeskin, Bingham coat Check,
corded Gambroon, summer Tweed, Afghan Check,
Bohemian, plaid Gnmbroon, Veslings, Vcvets, blk
Satin, Silecia, striped Shifting, sheengs, Tckings,
Waddng, &c. &c.
A full "A ssOrlHmemt OF
Hard Ware and Cutlery, CTockery and Glass Ware;
w. |. Goods, Paper Hangings, &c.
to which the attention of all who are DESTROYS Of
good bargains is respectfully invited,
]. JEWETT q co.
Barnet, May IT, 1916, 407f
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New GOOds---CheaP.
Kittredge & Colby

HAVE just received very large assortment Of
IL n Goods which they have recently purchased
very low, and they thus enabled to offer them for
sale on terms highly advantageous to purchasers
They would respectfully solicit the attention Of their
friends and all persons wishing to buy good Goods to
their present stock before making their purchases
with the that they will find the quality and
prices Of their goods satisfactory. Their present
stock embraces
@g@R @MBGS &1@a1gaa
Cashmere, rich do LANES, printed and satin striped
Lawns, plain, striped and plaid Musns, Jaconet do;
English and Scotch Ginghams; large and beautiful
variety Of Prints, plain and fancy Lnces, lace Edg-
ings and Insertings, bishop Lawn, plain and figured
book and swiss Muslins, white Cambrics, Dmoty,
gro de Swiss, synchaw and sarsnet Silks, white and
colored Florence do; white and straw Satin, silk and
tabby Velvels, silk Surge ladies crava Hdkf,; linen
Cambria do; Gloves Milts and Hosiery, furniture
Patch; white and brown Linen, table Covers, black
and coored Lusling, Ribbons, pInin,fgured and sun
dg'dCap do;rch BONNET RIBB O.N'S, Tabs and
Flowers; ShawIs-lmperial, Bavaran, NJ. de Lame
&c; super Parnsos, Parasoetts and Sun Shades;-
Umbrellas; also II splendid
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PLAN OF BIBLE INsURANcE!-A,th tho late NEE
ting of the American Bible Society, Rev. Henry
Wilkes, Secretary of the Montreal Bible Society, said
thoy had sometime since sent out agent in Canada,
with copies Of the French Bible, translated by De
Sacy, Catholic. Tho priests made opposilion blu,
the people bought few, and some who did not buy,
asked the agent to lend them Bible This suggest
cd the plan of printing the name of the Society in
some, with tho words loaned to, added. These
were loaned ont priest gathered up some
half dozen, and burned them. When the fact came
TO the Society, they promptly demanded pay for the
books. He replied, he did not allow the circulation
Of tho Bible among his people, Well, they said, that
was another matter; he had burned their books, and
must pay for them; he still refused and they employ
ed lawyer to write 10 him; at whose call the mon
ey was very soon forthcoming; and since that they
had found the insertion, in this way, of tho Society's
aame in the Bibles, was complete insurance against
6urning!--N Y. Telegraph. .0..
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N OTTO r.

TNNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the
IL public generally, that in consequence of i'll
health he has renquished his Foundry and Ma
chine Business The business will be continued by
his successors, ]. G. e. J. H. PADDOCK g. co.
whom he would take this occasion to recommend 20
the confidence and patronage of his former customers
aud friends, having been long connected with the
business and familiar with all its branches.
HUXHAM PADDOCK.
st. Johnsbury, April J., 1916. 4O2tf
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Attention Ewes Right !

TENHE members of the 18th ARTILLERY, 10th
h Regiment, are hereby ordered to redezvous at
The Gun House near Burke Hollow the first Tues
day OF June next, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. fully armed,
uniformed and equipped the law directs, for in
sPection, &c. and there wait for further olders
BY order of the Captain
F. d. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Burke. May 10, 1915. 4Osw2
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From the London Christian Guardian.
WHAT IS LIEE2

WHAT 10 LIFE
Say, is there aught that can convey
An image Of l(e's transient stay
IT'S hand breadth; tits u tale;
IT'S vessel under sail;
IT'S a courier's straining steed;
IT'S shuttle in its speed:
IT'S an eagle on its way,
oil. Darling down upon its prey;
IT'S an arrow in its fight
Mocking the pursuing sight.
IT'S vapOr in the air;
IT'S whrlwnd rushing there;
IT'S a shor, lived fading finwer;
IT'S a rain-b bow on shower;
rris momentary ray,
Shining on the winters day;
Tis torrents rapid stream;
IT'S u shadow-'tis dream;
IT'S tho closing watch ofnight
Dying at the rising light;
IT'S landscape vainly gay,
Painted upon crumbling clay;
IT'S a lamp that wastes its fires;
'Fis smoke that quick expires;
IT'S n breath on FURNISHED steel;
IT'S furrow, which the keel
Ploughs upon the watery main;
IT'S an April shower of rain;
IT'S the iris on the spray,
Dash'd by vessels in their way,
Catching some slant solar fay,
IT'S a meteor in the sky;
IT'S bubble; tits a sigh;
Be prepared, o man, TO die.