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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

RUFUu oHoATE,--The following has been set
ahoal by somebody-a -neaI relative Of Dayy
Crockeu, Perhaps.
Rufus closte is a picture 10 look at aud q clon-
der to spout. Ne IS about seven feet six OF SIX
feet seyenn his socksi supple as on eel, aud why
nS . corksofew. HE lace is q compound Of wTlt-
klls t''yulleT Iaundsrs" aud juispTudenoe. He
has small, Keen, piercing biaok eyes, mud a head
like msmiuolh goose EGG, big end up, his haiT
black and Gully, much resembling bag Of wool
in admirable disorder" or o brush heap In q gale
Of wind. His body has no particular shape, and
his wit and legal "dodges have set many Judge
into smoker, and so COMPOUNDED Jurors as TO
make il almost impossible for them TO speak plain
English, OF tell tile ruth ioi The rest OF teiI nat
ufa lives. Rufus Is great on twisting himself up;
squiTming himself around, end pIOro'ng, jumping
and kicking up the dust when the steam is up
HIS outoIy Is iIst rate, and his Arguments ingeui.
GUS aud foTctle. Tie generally makes "ten
stTlke'--iudge and Jury Lownatihe end OF every
sentence. lie is great on HoReIy EXPRESSIONS aud
highfoluin "hubduLs." Strangers mostly think
him omEy, and The rest scatcely understand what
heis tbout lie Invoices his time and elooulion at
four thousand per cent, oyeI OTdinsry charges for
having ones selipu through course OF law,
Rufus Chonle is about hity years oiHge, per.
huns over, He IS considered The ablest lawyer in
New England, OF perhaps IN the United Slalvs.-
His Handwriting cant br deoiphs red with the aid Of
compassss aud qnadTant His autograph some
what resembles Inc map OF Ohio, and looks like o
piece Of crayOn skelching done IN the dark with q
three pronged fork Tie hos been in The Senate,
aud may be, II he has time 10 FISH for II, President
ofihe United Slulss.
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SUsPEoTED MURDER. -fhe sudden death Of Mr.
Geo. W. GEeen laal Sunday morning, al her Tesis
dence No. PA Twelfth slIsel has led 10 Suspi-
cion that she cams 10 het decease by poisonpd
iSsred by her husband, who was therefore aItsslsd
last evening and lodged in jail. a coIonei's jury
was empaunelsd yesterday aileInoOn, end an tx
aminalon has been going on this morning al The
Office OF DI. j. II. Bird, No. 8 CLARK street, The
principal facts ELECTED thus Ear are that Mr. Green
was accustomed 10 mallTeat bis wife aud hays iTe-
quent qunIres will her, mostly on the subject Of
their ohdIenj that during hrr ilness he was heard
to apply appFobuous epllhels TO her, aud on one
occasion ~ wish that she would die. MT. Green
continued 10 give her medicine in the ioTm Of
powders, and though she WAS hot regarded nsdun-
geTously ill, she was found dead about O'Clock
on Sunday morning.
The stomach ofithe deceased Is 10 be subjected
10 chemical analysis, II Is suspected 10 cOntnin
some subtle poison.
Mr.. Green Is private banker aud had an Of
fee a; SO Clark street. All accounts agree iugV-
ing him very Dad charhctsI, and We believe lac Is
tie one who notrowly escaped The galows lof stab
bing man in 1887 He and his wife were both
very wealthy.
When arrested by the Sheriff, Green presented
loaded rife at bis breast, and drew oul bowie
knife, with blade foot long, threatening instant
death 10 any one WHO should touch him. llew
however, 81 cured,
p. ST. he CoTonePs Jury was discharged about
10 O'Clock. A new one will be empannelled and
a To exam nation will take place Tomorrow morn
ing Ckieago Jour-, 2Oh,
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%. Sir Riffs SALE.

= atePben Hieo IN ehabotry, lb,,
and oihelo. ""
lnpuIslinee on decree made on the Ttb d,,,,,,.
Houls 81 uhq county, on Noplay The lsth day Ssl
bel, paTt o. o. no. ~, fronting on tnic6,,Is,
near hplons coal baHh, being he Slms pfSs,,i,
Tie oale will Be made on credit Of s!x t,y,lt,
eghteen mollh9' ih1 pui chaAer Giylug bonds NJ y
proved sssu[tyl btatlng lnleiett roni day Or w y,
ihs we VIII % 9'iAlpaa until Tue whole PdTshVs Nh
WIN $, wIcKH1u.
angll BhoTlhof Dill tot,,,
81 The above sale IL postponed until SatuId,S ~ VI
day Of 0elnher, 1881 ,S,W
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lqnurtuanee Of decree made on The On d,,
te3i5iH the hove named eau,e viii raj 10y d Jdt
hes 70 tie hIghstl end best bidder, On Inn,
DAY Of October, 1851 tie tact or land M ~ w tL
pTPteedipgo mentlOHed situate on Middle Wbs.ie ~
aees, more W less and being Tue SAN ~. lulaa
which tht Rev. iehn13JiEe led telisdr FH'OptItJ 4
4tFFas ~ SaifTQge ioulth OF he puTsh,,s MAJ.
I've yeaIf, tqpprchiPprg wing bondy WITH olt ~
Guilty. heaIiDg lnio from day ri aht, ss lleo
Nhlb retained until ne Whole PuIehhle moTs, w
/ lllHta ShoJihOf O6o ,,,
lHAthl9slen Examiner COPY aud charge Ill, s sSesI
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II OF No Q, IN block %, on liAmndsns .r,., :.
~ aud iegqleg lteh ~ ieai TO 40 tisy M not
We Peat lois intbb city fof fsil5,i - ioNj
iol Of o Ss i Si' r. ss lsg W.
EoGlho'niauon onquiroat this once on or No.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
House AND LOT FOR SALE

THE unaeHtiEied OIeu Tor sale hls Mouse aHA lOlu
j Market street eaI side, between MonlOe ahJ q
sttela Thelot y q get mont, WITH good bitk dV
thug house aud out buildings
II will Do scld low aud on Accommodating lsTms al
possession tiVeh any ine after the FIRST 0: Otobet'
90 Enquire OF
,sps in, 2INNgR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

idhn s. MuTdoe lh5taeloI' ~ al'-'a
$1,000 ION professional cir g 9illlo'Hl'i
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NO I Super Pho5phate OF Lim6'
VensUa naUANo.o


THlS valuable erllifsf has been red FOR several ysa
IN England and other paTtu Of BuIope and next 10 gu
Guo dds Tie hEhett ldnk i POPULARITY and me extent 70
which II used anons Rarmer9 ne introdneuo ~ th'
oOuniry BY tie SUBSCRIBER bas been Uoe recent but The
hes mddO 10 the CalmalU OF the public has
Ot been less marked or oueceq5u than abroad alter n
trial 81 three years tnveggaOn OF p nelis, ~ which
time there las been very many soTupuloua rxpelment8
made BY tic most scientific agrieupIste and various
Tubs Committees &C., side By aide Peruvian Guaho, as
10 It's relative value compared with the qeand IN most
Instances preference given 10 tho "Rlef Phosphate OF
Limen Such reports ~ eiurnsd win sborily be placed
before tie public which Will convey hoIe Information
than o aubaoThor eois islos 10 oneT ~ The mau-
hetuIer, nttle present moment
lsehemIepl eomposonikO that nature 10 ai once hf-
ford lood a nuuHshment 10 growth OF an descriptions,
Ills basis being crushed ground BoNsiP TIE ehefeY Of
which manure Is already well wn and Appreciated
which arc decOmpoeed BY ihe addition Of NIB their
weight OF RulpuTio Acid 10 which lei added duo pIopur
on OF Gunnn and Suphsto OF Amnonlhi the later 10
or tho most ecion agents IN the best Peruvian Guano
It's easy handled, being IN perfect POWDER Il will no
Ound suitable 70 az soils, warranted pure aud genuine,
and when at maturity TO DO ouud as soaelous ns here re
pIesehled.
Pamphlets win DO forwarded on application to the sub
seIhet or Ia his Rgents whose ines are ~ follower
Messsrs. AoGIuder q Sons, Richmond, Va.
do Hewlett, HARDLY q Co Pelel1buTgi Va.
do HoTum MCCleau, Norfolk, Va.
do q. ~ stewart, keq. baltimore, Nd sd
y. b. DIX BURG,
Agricultural Chenlal,
sep95 WillemsburGh, Long Island, N. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

aN .N . . = . .
WHAT SAILoR Tmp0dmr oF Misso.h.-,- AT
the onniyelsaIy meeting vi The London Missions
~ Society, Rev. Mr McLssd Telalsd Ilg GOllowing
incidents s-fFr nt-i4fe sft rfta.i. q FL
Twenty.one yeaTs $50, lie had read In tile nc.
count Of some voyage, things 10 the discIedIt oil
tie missionaries OF llis Society. Shortly aler, on
meeting with the captain Of aship that yoyOged u
the South Seas, Imputed Of llni f4 aid
edo you think that missions hnTe done much
good in the South Seesi" II
He looked me and said, ~ do not know wlinl
you think about missions, butl will tell you one
fact. Last yedT l YVES wrecked on one Of those
Islands, aud knew that eight years before, an
American whaieF had been slIpwTsOkeh on that
islRndi that The crew had been muTdeIedi and no
doubt YOU may Judge my ieellngsi when welunN
ticinated that we either should be dashed 10 atoms
on The rocks during the night or Il we survived,
10 the morning, subjected 10 dreadful death. AS
soon ns the day broke, ] saw ainumbeTol canoes,
we'll manned, padding away between The island
and the ship. We prepared lotthe wOlsi. Judge
Of our as uniSbmenl when The natives came Oh.
board ina Entopeand dress, and smoke 10 ua 10 Eng-
lish In that yeIy island herd the gospel on the
Sabbath day, and sat down at one Of lhu commu
Mon tables aud sahg The same psalm that sang
in Seollnnd." He added, al DO not know Yhal
you think Of missions, but know what think Of
lhem." 'e a,
| ,CooL YEr AccoMMoDA o.--A man by the name
Of BalT, in seLssiian county was lately IN vety
peculiar circumstances. Whist absent from home
a Ya6abond by The nome Of Rose made the aoqpain
lance OF his family aud actually 80 far lIanscendej
the bounds Of WopIigiy as TO induce MIS-, BahT 10
consent TO run away from her husband aud cohabit
with him. Accordingly be yoked up BahT's oxen,
loaded tie cart With The effects about the house,
placed Mrs, Bnhr und heI two ohldlen on the top
Of them, and w0s Just about to cry out "git up,
Berry, wien Balr made bis appeaEanoe He
Lsd already heard Of his wiie's lnIaitliulnes,
and came up Weeping 4tf a VHl ra sHrl
"Oh Polly ,ane, Polly Jane, are you going to
leave me, and take away BOllnnd SaTndaW
! Mrs. Bnhl answered not q word, hut the atteu.
| ton Of Rose was diawn 10 The lamentations.
"Whops the matter, MI. BhhIip said Rose.
"PUlly and the chillLsn is going TO be separated
| from me-" responded Bdhr
| "No use OF that" Nj. Bahr, "nOneEd OF that.
Come and go along with U.s. In iaoi, we need You
to pack waller and ohopwood. CheeTpp and come
along. Don't look at The dark side OF life, your
have iTst,iale time. Git up BerTyp--Payslts.
pilis (Ark.) MdCPsndsHt
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ION SLIP
RhBRIRFis ZANE. 4 4, - g

~ Inquire OF THOMAS Cpgv.httit
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no bOTHkRS.

g. PARTRIDGE respectfully informs hi FilTuu
IA and public Eeporblly, thstthe light bslnf es
favorable a season, 10 Will give particular aSpt,
during lhib month ahd1lexl 10 taking Tie llktntsti
yopns children, Oh esefy plea bdnt DAY beiWetnihs bs
Of i2Sld :, nhl
TO1IN dtUHRE has Opfned SiOfO on Mliitl,i
u Wheeling, next 10 MlChal R0hsnt marble Jifd, n
tle "a Of Sceond Hand F6Chlt1fs, wkee heit dst,
mined 70 buy, sell, eyehApSq Furniture Of al hlai
Also, 70 buy gsntlsm'nt eett oG Clothes, Old c'T,t
etc etc, q :. 5l- hte 5..
All psItonp aSinS Furniture to dlipots Of will hsih
10 their advanloge 10 cdll on HIN. jsS-dfn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

EoRal or years lromiths let OF April AeEt tAat
IL well known and detiTObo bdhlnes6 stand the NON
kOB HOUSE In Tue city Of Wheeling Thih house haa
been kett for the lastsN years BY Coll Janiea lihoTa
aud iS In the enjoyment very extensive and lucrative
Pairo9so. AIpiirsloppny Be made 70 thSVubSeriberin
3, 1tl 100 % joHsJ. ,AodR.
September t9lh, 1884, = dltN 1fl' Sepis.U
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
NV Friends

hd the Pnbits generally are hereby informed
"A that keen eonttalI o. hand esSst assoTtusnt OIL
READY MADE OL0THlNG
or The best quality and Of workmanship and hhIh equal
TO the hnest custom wOrkla elIeumetonee worthy or
note TO travellers and olhera. TIL. HuIHkS,
XII No. rs, corner Monroe and Water eta.
aenlQ WhetffnF, Va.
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TffI DRE88 G0QD8I7 10'' "

80 N37 " L1DIDfOtubTtbS, 4lII
THR6 largest aloek Or RmbTOIdprea ever exhibited in
Il slilb ely, cOnolpllng or sf fH- flifuifaNt ~
Bkganl Lace collars and blcexeai tti..uahfai II
French Irish and Seoleh netels worked eopATil y
htdTen'a beautiful BmbToideted muslin lretteqi
Iiuen eanihIic Hdkisi bandsi -s..... ....s...ias.
RWlu6 and JlcOnet RlOurelng.i
Rdghgsl ltnfh and ehehiEetqi WIN every Varl-
'Sepis ''''' = - - HRIsKgLL & CO.'S
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N sNTLBHkN desilots 70 obtanl sun OF OluiheS OF
VI te hnest quality made intho most JdthondBt tgis
aid at extraordinarily Low PRICES can do 20 by sav
Ing their measures " IN TH. HUGHES,
No. 49, CoTter Monroe and Water ats.
senl2 it.Ia rtf uf lRheelinE "a.
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EUrN STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A fBRiNDLB COW, spotted while on lhs ittl iio'
"A white atrtak on her back, anl With fol hpl,t,,
ANY peIon returning heT. or giving any MA. &
Ylele sle may DO iodnu, 81 Hlatks tAVeInon hhh t'
S.pSa i:II''e'V ''T''''@ JOHN lolcE-
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b Machine beltinH ~ e,ls
d sti n M sl3f 3 81 Ii5yi HIols'f', ~" ~,
@ fisi''a aAdi0F SGD IoHA;a E4gIs y
AJAX HAbBig lekn9Wle dSed 70 ne'''
W to d0alatin Wheeling
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ADAMS e Co.'S EXPRESS
,ttinlt.H HtIHri 4i..lI '.fIHf. .Hefl ~ on
wv 4 lave extended our gRRAT WRgTRfglf
Wa Rct3allslo ola zANR6ViLLlt u ttd folioI,Ir
POINTS not ersloforo fttehed ~ H. 40
HgaateFi g. hliG, glqglSe.
New d tllnno, UlfbloVfIlsl NSSfdfIli fhd n
s PelnlPoH ne cinelhnalL Wiailh5l6nsra 1i'pvil6
Msltsnttgsl sayeou oniee DAILY, Wdo Wilfdsllyif
nae areell bank nQie.' tfttl9, sold and tl f
an falu1u DE Gool1 % en- or lhc dhOVt p0l1ld lH
aull % trtl1lti b,il11g lOfn HA0V n
ADAMS 4 Is. n
Inn ~ yalafy SEED, idli IsceiVedb 81
ADN ttpso wA, .. ARMSTRONG
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NEW ApVWRTIenlFNNTe.

RNiPAPf6 IVD PRiNT,BD m TAR BksT sTYLR,
AND on SHORT NOTICE.,
~ Utdoro respectfully aolieiiea,s1n
n b. 100 Steel Plates on hand Tor hA5aalneg, Hooks,
90. imnrosslonB from which we VIII supply on -
L---n-ln LnInu u-IL.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
THE TEST or A GESrLEMAs.

The forbearing use Of power does not
only form touchs,one even the man
ner in which an individual enjoys cer-
tain advantages over o,he 8 Is test. The
power which The husband has over his
wife--in which We must Include the
impuniiy with which he may be unkind
to her--the father over bis children, the
teacher over bis pupils, aud the old over
the young, and the young over the aged,
the strong over the weak, the officer
over his men. the master Of vessel
over his hands, the magistrate over the
citizen, the employer over the employed.
the educated over The unlrifercd, the
experienced over the conlling. the
keeper Of a secret over whom il touches,
the gifted over the ordinary map--even
The clever over the silly--ihe forbear.
ing aud inofrnsive use Of all this pow
er Of authority. Of total abstinence
from II, In plain light. Every travel-
er knows at once whether gentleman
ly or rude officer Is searching his trunk.
No gentleman can boast of The delights
Of superior health 10 the prescne. OF a
languid patient. or speak Of COOL luck
within hearing Of u man bent BY haLiia-
si misfortune. Let a man who happily
enjoys the advantages of pure and
hosesl life speak of Il 10 flIen. erin.
inai fellow being. and you ~iil soon zee
whether be- BE-, 10 addition 10 HE honesty
gentleman or no,. Ths gentleman
daes not neeaiss.ly aud uses asingly ~.
mird an ohesder of n wrong 10 may
have csmmilisd against hia, b. can. mol
only forsise--he can forget and he
strives fsr il4ai nobleaess of self and
niidness u ehar4cler which inparil
sfseieai strength 10 lei the pad be srul,
lhe fsaai. lie viii never a-s The pswsi
.Lieh the kno siease u as oGsner. 1
faise sisp. or na snfcftsaafs ezpospr,
a ~eakness gives him. merely 10 saje,
The ps~er a hsmilisiing Ma nsisi.i,sr
A irae mAs a. honor fs,sis Lusnbios
i.insrif shsa he e..ano, ielp h1mhlln.
oshrfs.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

THIS respect. 80 that the present object ef
singing and playing "a no iopgvr the plea.
saac of husbands aud fathers, and little
brothers and sisters. and the home cir.
clc generally bat the limitations Of Sig.
sera ~ and 40 and Herr This or That.
wlc may hsppru 10 have the public by
The ears. have fci, sometimes that /
should enjoy playing 81. Dans,an 10
some u these sublime gentry, whom I
r~grrl with about ms much affection ns
the saint eel, for his internal adversary
do no, complain ,ha, the girl. sing
Italian songs, or play elegantly. but only
their induccmrnt Is mean aud not n
generous one that the excessive labor
required by the new standard absorbs
nrrh of the interest and attention due
to Other things, and that Il Il difficult for
them to conjcsccnj TO plea.c the major.
iiy Of their hearers, wbo desire some
thing simpler and more easily compre-
lscnded. IL one succeeds 10 obtaining n
ballad or sweet English song, Il Is so
bedcvilcd with incongruous graces, that
II Is, after all, no more than very In
sipij hybrid, lacking both the home
sweetness we covci. and the scientific
perfection that the Italian music Is "a
prised for.
] do not pretend to be connoisscur
Of music, but | will yield TO no man Ia
my appreciation Of what makes home
happy and know Ills an absolute Ger
iain,y, that to sing like a dog whose tail
has been trod,len on, or even like an IN
dignan' or melancholy cat. is not the mn
sic Of The home circle, ilougl, il may oh
tain white gloved applause in company
or envicus commentators Of those
whose organs are less docile. To me
the cold staring circle that gathers
around the fashionable performer look,
like committee employed To test IL,
pretensions of fire annhiIator, or /.
crowd watching the progress of do;
fight in the street, with not the least per
sonal interest in the result Is ther,
not a sad blundcr somewhere hear
or head
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
Aav....r.. or a. o.... Letter.

The postmaster Of Filey, near Scar
borough, (Mr. William Siory,) has re-.
ccived letter which mas come TO hand
after an extraordinary career. Mr.. Sio-
ry has son whoi is sailor on board
her Maiesty's transport the Earl Of
Salisbury, Captain Pickering,) which
was despatched in March last, from Eng
land 10 Constantinoplc, with troops and
horses destined for the seat OF war;
When in the Straits Of Gibralicr, on the
llih Of April, young Story wrote let
Ter TO his father; but the sea was so
boisterous that the ships dispatches
could not be conveyed on shore. The
young sailor deposited his home letter in
bottle corked il up, and committed it
to the keeping of the boistcrous waves.
The bottle breasted the billows bravely,
and drifted to the coast Of Africa, where
1t was caught in a fishing net and taken
ON shore. The native fishermen were
eager, doubtless, to ascertain the con-
tents Of the bottle, but having broken il,
and extracted the letter, their curiosity
was kept within due bounds. The let
ter was forwarded unopened, to the con-
sulate general Of France in London;
who politely posted il with an autograph
note, to the postmaster Of Filey, to whom
the enclosure was add dressed. II reach.
ed its final destination q lew days ago
with no further damage than a sea-water
stain on one corner. and two or three
gashes cut through Il for ventilation
lest it might bring with il the virus OF
some pcstileniial disease. .--.She6seid
Times.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
vAsssIoxAsI.E suse,


yr.1 awssss,.r ris1s wsnl~s" ~ rutHsa's
nsAlAly ~ ssss@a~f
BY The way. and la mo say is here,
., dare say IL sowhsss clse. BY shsi
persersion a taste IL Il ihs' music.
meant BY Aimighiy Psosiaenes iof The
soo,hiag and s-eeieaiag " poor haH'An
nAlnre. has become. IN our iisns. i.bo
rioas things tiling Of erinbii'on hsa
ssaula,ios' There Is. Indeed, class
~bs nssl make music lAl.r--slsoss
practice il ss a pssfsssiea bus -hy do
cur young ladies feel i 1seessHry to
laiis,s si.<ss peoi'lsf Ia seems 10 10
r.il.sr la,niliziias thai is~ Imported
opera Singers and pisnis's sl'os'd have
poser 20 efssa = domestic rss9lsi'o1 10
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
an AxsxI IN rsss way.


r~ ~ sy-r~ssa rssh 1. ss.ss,
t,sss sss tsxss sss sealst greet.
fr4it !. ,aasSass s'.s tst hs.1.
fts~su 49, Ftseirr 'ssssh ths s<es,
MIRA SD edo ssh te~stas hs~ss,
rsss th<S uu ~iiiins s-sg,
sei N ssstsri fza :, .-these sssrts
As Angst "a me ~sy.
Hrrd a. hssesi, ~ssss.r --kas~
fsirsss rt.~-s. up 5ees w.s mp
sfsiss, ina, h1s ne ssas<s s,s~.
Tssn 10 s.brs "a Ne hp
Thssrh ths la,s Ne vii - Tree,
Tsssxa sAs I.~ahs ~ s.isassns, say
Esss mustal eys ezA 80
"A sssssa Ne .sf.
Wa th.a dscun 1. ~stiftr piezses-si
VIII shsa have, IA. hIn 81 odd,
L-.rEh ~ days snd strfs q tresssse
Wssssa. rirsy. pe~sr sss ssisl
iAfs sss h~h shall sirkss-s - ssss,
Wsst shall sf,ss tsss asy ts day
fsssii - wsa thee Got hath placed
An sss~iis the gay.
Trusting all on utinrs that perish.
ss,.h hifhi~~s hos ~ shtp~,
Esrhly idoi viii thoa shenshf
ho~ b~f,ss an sssthiy shsias'
Meet fs,skc 10 mortal love
Nssrn,ns fas . ehssd u clay.
p<s,h shsl, rross Thy path, ssd prove
An angel w the way.