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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01

IEE Uft n 7bUUN LA n US.-By the Act
Avh Congress, passed March s. 1885, all Officers Sea
men, and Soldiers, who have served FOURTEEN DAYS
IN any War of the United States I75 are entitled to
100 acres of Land, they have received it. Those
who have received 40 or so acres entitled to
enough more to make mp the 160 Those who have re-
ceved 100 acres are not entitled any The bene-
Mt OF this act extends to the widow and minor children Of
the SOLDIER but to other heirs Those who have b. en-
engaged in BATTLE are entitled to 100 acres without
regard to the period OF their service.
Persons having claims under this or any other act will
have them promptly attended to by calling on or writing
TO, A. .. RICHARDSON CO., II Railroad Exchange,
Court Square, Boston, who pay cash for warrants
N. B. We have faithful and experienced Agents in
Washington, and make chaege in any case unless
we obtain the land. aeodtf mcb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
GyANCERs CURED WITHOUT PAIN

GNANCERS CURED WITHOUT PAIN
~ For this terrible scourge remedy is found
which has failed of when fairly tested, The
knife ami plaster both uncertain aud painful, while
this andote charnef-ike removes all cancerous virus
from the system when the cancer, internal external
ceases to be. Females douby liable TO this maady
and should at its earliest intmation avail themselves Of
this remedy 1t is but safe 10 conclude that the number
who die annually Of this hidden foe, equal, if not
passing, those which apparent only The surface
Calls at distance considered. Apply by letter other
ton.
On hand, Ladies' Skirt Holders, Gentlemen's Braces,
Chest Expanders. Also. Trusses and Supporters.
aus DIX N6ru
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Gtoues, S1f.

NAN BE FOUND AT 79FRONT ST,
u WARDEN'S BLOCK
general assortment of Stoves. Tin, Copper
Britannia and Brass Ware. Tin Roofs put on in the
best manner; Tin and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
up at short notice. Also, Culver's improved Hot Aty
Furnaces for heating pubic and private buildings the
best in the market. +. +. PHELPS
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STATE PRINTING oFFTCE.
WILLIAM WHITE

JOB AND ARD PRINTER
4 SPRING LANE, cor, DEy0NSHIRE ST, Boston
Every description of Printing executed in superior
style je25 d2taw&wNY
Il EW DIAMOND LIGHT, or ROSIN
IN OIL LAMP.-The cheapest, safest, and most bril-
liant light ever discovered cost not exceeding one
half hour For SALE wholesale and retail by W.
WHITING UPHAAI 10 Broad street Boston Cali and
ace it auI4 dGw1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01

M OOLEN MACHINERY.-C L. GOD.
v DARD, Now forN, only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS to be attached First and also to
second Breakers and Finishers OF Wooden Carding Ma
Chimes The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers IS new and very important. These machines are in
successful ope alton, on first Breakers, in most Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
ana Mexico and are deemed by experienced manufacture
rs, the perfect machines used and indispensable
60 the economical and successful manufacture of wool
Ihey are in fact the only strong durable and success
fully operating machines in use No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong dorable and worthy Of at
tention.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
ences to mills having them in use, &C. may had by ad
dressing c. L. GODDARD
No Bowling ''reen. New York. to whom orders Should
he directed dly al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
THE BLACK
STONE HOT AIR port-

STONE HOT AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one Of the most
convenient Ranges ever
offered to the public, as
it will burn either wood
or coal, has a larger oven
can be arranged 40 as to
heat either one or two
rooms. and can do more
work with less fuel, than
any other range in the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the above Ranges with
water, back and hot air
fixtures. and to warrant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01
TRY IT-TRY IT-TRY IT.
G. W. STONES
LILO UID CATHARTIC,
AND FAMILY PHYsIC,

The most important dise0bey made Medical Science
being compound Of BGrks ard Roots 4ohieh forms the
most RopeEa, safe, and agreeable phgsie offer
ed to The public.
THE necessity of such medicine long been felt both
BY the heads of families and physicians Its adyanta-
ges Catharcs given in the form Pills and Powders
must be obvious to every intelligent personB operates
more immediately and eifecualy upon the system and
the time is infinitely less difficult administer being
quite agreeable to the aste 1t not only produces all the
effects Where pysic is required but completely
habital costiveness leaving the bowels perfectly free II
regulates tsieon of the Liver frees the stomach from
bile inyigoFaes the whole Nervous SYSTEM and removes
the-casse of all local pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Tic Doulomedur, Govt
Pam in the Head, Side, Stomachs &c
may be relied upon in all diseases of the bowels
-Dysentery, Darrhoa aud Cholera Morbus yield at
to its magical influence Again repeat 1t needs
noother Recommendation. No family will be without ii
have tried other remedies without success despair
relief is at hand. Are suffering from Scrofua six
bottles ofmy liquid Cathartic will you Would you
be relieved from habtua Costiyeness three bottles will
feet all that you desire If you afflicted with Rheu
matte, Neuralgia other local pains, bottles will free
you from them All humors will be eradcated from the
blood by the of from to six bottles In short if
you require physc for purpose this is the most re
able safe andagreeable to the TASTE that has been
placed within the reach of the public.
PRICE $500.
Principal Depot at No 3S Central street. Lowell Mass
70 Sold by druggists generally.
BUSH CO.. Wholesale Agents for Worcester County
Agents James Green, III Main street, Worcester;
B. Wingate, New England Villages G. A Hale. Grafton.
dec17 deodly
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ri a FURALIZ ATION.-- INIPORTANT
~ NOTICE!


The subscriber respectfully informs the Foreign Popu-
of preparing first and second papers for those who
wish to become citizens of the United Sae on very mod
crate terms, at his old stand. -
All foreigners residing of the city of Boston, desr
ing to procure First of Final Papers of Naturalization
must come to Boston, there is other court In any
town or city in Massachusetts, lawfully qualified the
business.
observation-disclosures wishing First Papers can pro.
curethem any day between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
2 Last Papers on Fridays only, from 10 o'clock A.
M. to P. NJ.
THOMAS 1RoWEAN, Jus. of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England.
1873 Federal Street, Boston.
MI daw6m
sssHE AMERICAN SPRING BED COM
PANK having removed to the large and connodi
Gus Warehouse, No. II UNION STREET. and largely n-
creased their facilities Tor manufacturing are prepared to
furnish to the Trade, in large small quantities SPRING
BEDS otae most approved patterns the shortest notice
and upon the most reasonable terms.
The public may rest assured that every improvement
will be made that be- and this esabl shnent will not
be behind any other with regard STYLE quality or i'm
prOvement.
Also, Sole Agent for PLTMPT0N'S COMBINED SEC.
hEfAkY, BEDsrEAD. and TOILET TA BILE, one of the
greatest Improvements of the age which needsony to bo
seen to be admired For sale only by this concern.
Address AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY
No. II UNION STREET, Boston.
J. G0QDALE, Agent
" Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham.
CT FURNITURE ap24 aSwtf
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by letter. upon all diseases and conditions of the human
system, free of charge.
DR. Spear is now being visited by 1000 patients every
month. of whom travel hundreds of miles consult
him and obtain his medicines.
DR.. B. will warrant cure in every durable case. After
giving his medicines trial. il is effected,
he will pay any other physician who will effect cure
his bill not exceeding 500.
The following list of his medicines will give idea Of
the diseases treated, and the remedies used Read
carefully.
Balm of Life Nos. and q q sure remedy for all dis
of the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pants Seroula Syrup, for scrofua, Fstula, Ulcers,
Cancers and Tumors; also for Chronic Rheu
matism, Bols Headache. Hip Gout, Scatics &C., and
specific for Mercural Diseases. The Indian Lverwort
Pills, good family medicine. Golden Bitters for Nerv-
BUSINESS, Baroness Fuor Abus, &C.; for
Of Weakness in the Stomach, they form invaluable
remedy Tonic Cordial, for all Female Irregularities,
Weaknesses, &C. The Mothers Cordial, to be used few
weeks before confinement. Mothers who have used
this Cordial will dispense with in subsequent
The Woman's Friend, for the Falling of the Womb, Pain
In the Side and Back German Lotion, warranted to
the Salt Rheum and all kinds of Humors Gravel Mix
ture, remedy for Gravel, and all affections of the
water. German Powders, for Pin Worms and also val
liable medicine for the Piles. Restorative Pills for the
Piles. Catarrh Snuf-it win cure the Catarrh Corn
Plaster, which will cure Corns Balsam of Life, for
Coughs, Colds, Cramps Spasms Fits, and Splitting of
Blood. AltHealng Salve Rheumatic Liniment for Pain
inthe Limbs, Side, Back &c. dawly. mar30
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r-sss;;==s..ss:55sz1 FITCHBURG & WORCEs-
E.5ssssssEs.ssz..ea& TER RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec 10Th, Passenger Trains
will leave Ftchburg at so a. M. 1240 and 5.45 p, M.
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at 6 80 and II 90 M, and 400 pm
IvGRS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fltchburg, Dec, 10, 1855.
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K0 GEMS 4 RoTTLE;m,;;A FEW FACTS

= a CENTS A BOTTLE.-A FEW FACTS
OV IN REGARD TO Cd LIVER oIL.-The first
prime fact that Dr. Skinner The Original Manufacturer
Of Cod Liuer Oil in the country For proof consult j.
v. @. Smiths Mayor of Boston, Medical Journal Also
the Faculty of the Massachusetts Medical Hospital Bos
ton and nearly every Druggist aud Physician Of Boston,
Oil sold in Boston or IN New York. Fishermen mix in
one common mass the Oil from Cod, Hake Pollock, and
Whale, and the Druggists buy tn stuff and sell
out to the sick as pure Cod Liver OIL.
g. IL Is also fact which should everywhere he known
that mixture Of phosphate IF lime and other chemical
substances with the on to make taste good kills its
valuable properties and the sick may well save their
money waste trash II is health you SEEK the
Oil mast be taken pure and alone.
L. Ills fact that DR.. Skinner does try TO compete
In price with the Ue stlT sold In the Market he has
too much regard for the sick (haying been himself for
many years nvald to sell such trash at any price.
s. II is fact that Dr. Skinner makes the genuine
Cod LsUer or and offers pure and unaduterated to the
sick at a small profit.
Ftfy oents for half PtRt bottle OF pure Cod LtUe1
Oce No IL Friend street, Bo-ton Druggists supplied
at usual discount Sent by Express to any part Of the
country free aul4 dTulhs&wem
nR. SKIM r RS DYSENTERY
~ Dkops--This popular medicine, which has been
out Of the market for the last two years in consequence
q s Al health and absence Of the proprietor from the
certain and enectua remedy for Cholera Dysentery and
Diarrhea, ever known.
1t tested the Rio Grande during the late Mex
War and also by the miners in California and with
perfect success in almost every case.
Dr. Skinner employed during the last two years by
the City Government Of Cleveland Ohio Physician on
the Board Of HEALTH and during the last year he treated
nearly 700 cases Of Cholera. He relied chiefly upon the
use Of this remedy and ii rarely failed him The money
viii be refunded IN every where 1t does give en-
tire satisfaction. Or. s. will gladly give any further in
formation in regard to it at his Office, personal app
Gallon
Price 81 bottle. Druggists supplied at usual rates.
Sent BY Express 10 any part Of the country free
IL b. SKINNER M. D.
once No. is Friend street, (up stsrs,l Bosonate Ply
stefan 10 the City Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio.
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6oIi0cp GOODS.
HOLIDAY BOOKS

HOLIDAY BOOKS
AT GREETLY REDUCED PRICES
cor Main Ssreet,)
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
BOOKS, Stationery, Porte ,1ionnaies, Portfolios,
Pocket Kniees,
And variety Of other articles usually kept in book
store will be sold for the neettrtg days at extremely
low prices in order reduce our stock as much as posi-
BILE before removing to our new store.
d27 df N HERVEY e. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01

- ASTHMA, ROSE COLD, Hay FEVER, &o.-Th
signal success which has attended the of tn Medi
cine, has induced the proprietor to publish
OF its wonderful properties and to offer for the benefit
Of those who are afflicted with the above named painfu
diseases
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

Many years ago the sayans oI
Bloomington were IN the habit Of meet
NJ tho Court House, one night each
week, 10 what they called a Lyocum.
where they astonished the natives
with eloquent speeches, learned essays
and exciting debates. On one ooca.
sion Il was the duty OF DIR. n 70 read
an essay. which he prepared with
great care and his usual ability. The
night came on which tie essay was 10
be read. The Doctor. though mod
est man. took an especial pride In that
essay. II was his darling--his own
eliminating great and original idens.
and abounding In "thoughss that
breathe and Iwords that burn" In
the meantime, however. Colonel Loe.
whose duty II was also 10 read an es-
say. had stopped In 10 the Doctors Of.
Zee, and finding his essay oarolcszly
left on the table--took Il away, copis
Il of. and returned the original. Tl
Doctor insisted on tho coloncl's rea}
ing his essay frst, as he wishod h
own performance 70 be read NJ Il
close Of the exercise 80 as 10 oolipl
everything that preceded L. The CO
onel commenced reading. The Do'
tor looked at him In wonder and aston
iahmunt. lie squirmod and twiste
IN bla chair. lis ewes dilaied and h
face Redeemed. "Stop. stop. Colo
mel" said he, "What-what doc
this mean? Stop. air.--stop. sirl-
I'll be shot n that ain't my oompoz
ton" Tho Colonel replied with q
utmost sang froid. ''May be Il is, DO
tor, but I copied u out Of an old Brl
ish Magazine 4 have had for flosz
years" ."-Bioopingfoa Ns'ss- Letter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
WHOLE NUMBER 1906.

portentous reality. l accept the orac-
ular exposition Of The first Napoleon;
and. believing that Europe must be
soon either Republican or Cossack. /
recognize beneath the monarchical
mask Of the allies. the Western nations
contending against an advancing des-
potism. Although no duty and nc
propriety requires US to intervene on
their side, I should be very unwilling
to engage my country in combina-
ton against them.
/ regret, also. the sad condition oI
the Central American States, which
seems to render them as incapable Of
prcfting by our Intervention as the
French people were, when in 1893.
they demanded like interposition, in
ful6lment Of our precedent treaties Of
commerce and alliances. sf
Nevertheless, q war with Great
Britain is now among the possible So
lutions Of the present embarrassment.
We certainly can look for no modera.
ton on her part hereafter. II we over
look her persistent refusal to fulfil this
the most solemn and important Of all
our international engagements. II
viii be an idle dream TO suppose our
selves free and safe II we leave her 70
waylay US on all sides OF our Islhmuu
passages, from our Atlantic region to
the Pacific States.
Nor do fear war. having justice
and high State necessity on our ride,
We oulnumber the population OF the
British Islands. Their dependencies
detract from instead OF lending
strength. Although we have less re-.
allied wealth. we have infinitely great.
or resources than those Of Great Brit.
ain; and our reveneus. susceptible ol
large increase, are practically free.---
Our recruiting ground is ample, a,
Great Britain well knows. for she ha,
tried 70 enter Il clandestincly. Il
there were any deficiency Of native
volunteers, Great Britain herself. q,
well rs other European nations, hal
supplied us with this element Of war
We have corpse Of military officers
uncqualed, and we have the founda'
tons Of an effective navy. that car
speedily be built up and put in mo-
ton.
In view Of the circumstances. |,
seems TO me wise 70 adhere TO our de-
mands. and yet 10 cast on Great Brit
ain distinctly the responsibility Of de-
Gliding upon pence or war; Some
would advise us 10 propose arbitra'
ton. But l think we have passed tha'
point already. II would imply doub
lot the lighifulness of The positions Of
which we have elected TO stand. n
claimants out OF possession. Such in
decision would be equivalent 10 aban
donment. Besides. do not know
where We could find an impartial um
pire in the present disturbed condition
Of Europe.
do not think that Great Britain
will choose a resort to war. Her Gov
eminent, hardly less than our own, 4
n popular one. This oontrosers,
grows out Of caprice Of her own
Administration. A war would en-
barrass her prosperous industrial sys
tenn, and could bring TO her return M
adequate advantage. even II che wer'
auceessful. Ny counsel. therefore. L
as notice 70 Great Britain that we sha
interfere TO prevent her exercise o
dominion In South America. II II shall
not be discontinued within one year
and also that authority be now giver
to the President 70 execute that delay
cd purpose.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

-.
Let's see v.ere enI - -
coal that ! an lylng ca 10. 4 get
here! heneess xe'' ! nlne ~;
was coming Up s4eet-ne< ~~ce1-
oazrow,-w.s dzunk. coming - esss
say' tne Hnee'oa.fov' 80 -.
ie'i INTO . eehar--oo7 ; ree9llock pn'cA
BOW BOW : goess = nos' 49, -
- ~ ~ @z.r--
u9ns! 'ofe' snos' oFu1N "eH -
ns'p IAN. ny 1:a'A @ -
whose 'au't ID. uHS !e1
NO: NO Is nmy x''s's 81. 5s1l4 "a Irs
= n,-ey IHo weo
mas ne isrge tam1y! oot u11Y ~
!st'ons-ai! poor, I reckon: III 81
nus acquaantsnce; Ave nno 49, no
ton Tor about Ten years. an4 heye
always hated 70 DO T. for fear Of hurt,
ing n's 'ee''n8-ih 90 = %
think liquors injur'ng ne; re spol'ng
my temper.
oomeumes eet nso Van -
drunk. aud abuse betk{snd t.e 6Fss
III = ~, usea % e oe -'.zy '2o tne e.ncFen; :
'nas some umc ago. can 1st ~
r,ember Il. when ! cane hons sye.
n'nes' sne nseo 70 Pnt neF exns Foen'
my neck ana KISS me- ana celI ~ oeor
When ! comes home nov. che 'akes
ner PIPE OUT o. eef moutns sno poe
nef hslf CUT o. nor eyss' e.s some-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

nyThe Lynn News tells . go'
story OF two boys, one Of whom W
boasllng Of tho beauties ofhis father
house. ''lt's got a eupola." said b
"and It's goin' 70 have somothi
else" "Whai Il itgp asked his Int
ested companion. why. ! hsal
father tell mother ihis morning. u
it's going to have a mortgage on H."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
FRANKLIN COUNTY DIRECTORY,

cfnnutr counF meets INC la Mondays In Febru-1
sry aud An<u<t-may sit thFse weeks.
Cossos ftsks Corns meets lat Mondays In Jan
csasieiossat ConnF meats IL Mondays IN !
June. ssptsmbsf. pecefnber and Asrch-msy Ell |
<ix days each Time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

FAYETTE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

CsaerIf couaF meots 81 Monday of March and
tsPteuberf may 80 tWo weeks
teases ftass CeunT alts flh Mondays IN Jan.
pafft April, inly, snd October. hold two woehsIi
Business require.
cessszsosans Couns meets lat Monday In
March. 4eue. ssptsmbeF and pceembe4 may slt
nins ds5s u Hnecessaffs
lsga4 % CoscIlilfios sls when business 70.
non Pleas CouFt.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

ciaeug cornf meets ne AN Mondays In Feb
fuaff And Anfuu--mag slitwo weeks oAeh time.
cosHor fhsks Counf meets ID Nond=ysln teb-
frasfl. MaI, August, aad neysmbefs except when
thea fst Monday. May sit z weoksoaqh lime.
CoxslssiosHa's Copar noof< la Aoada4s Ia
fane, sepls uter. pec9mber and Nafch--maf ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

0uEEN8WAHE
u 1essallisl sndseFf flaFgeassoflmentlaf fuil
ss(s< o. 81 iho piece, last fecslfed AlNe. Com
mefeisi Row, and for sale hy
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
ssIsttsS &o.trg.
From Tho National Era.
MARY GARVIH.


From the htart Of waumbek Mcthna, nom the
lake mat never falls,
Falls ne s,so in ne green lap Of conway's In
There, IN wiix and virgin freshness, iss waters
Az when barley Field arsi saw hem two hundred
But, vexed In all iis soswafd courze with brdges,
dams. and mills,
How changed Is sacoS stream, how lost its frse-
dom Of The hills,
Since ,.as eled jocsIyn, factor Vines, and stately
Heard on iis banks s . ,hs gray woifs howl, ne
With smoking axle hot with speed, with ssesds Of
wids.wsfsd To-day leaves Yesterday behind him
like dream
sim, nom ihs harrying srain of Lifs ay backward
The nIissioass @ $50 or tho fathers, The landmarks Of
thepasi.
nut human hearts remain unchanged, tho sorrow
The love. asa y hopes and fears Of old arc 70 our
And, IN ne tales our fathers told, ne song. our
Tradition, saowy-boardsd, leans on Romance
esefyoung.
to<ds~f >s y"
0, mill.xsl watching late and long tho shu'slss
Let. FOR sls once, i.'onias ear sho working hand
And lsnd ~ eld Provincial tale, as suits, tear
or smile
The svenlnx gun had sounded nom gray Fort
through iho forest, IKE Wild beast, roarsd and
plunged mo sAeo's falls.
AID westward i,s I'd, on he ssa'wind' shas damp and
over esdan daiksnIng inland tho smokes Of
ling walnut ios; ~ = ~ '''-
Right aEd len sai dame and goodman, and be-
him on nor mat,
y S""hk a1ewss % an 'ns . nfohsh'' "nkoa ana puffea
arvsnsy yesrr, .sla Goodman csrv,n. .psssIpr
All n. ' ss s'sss sssa slowly shaking a. enc who
The osoawifs dropped her needless ~, I. swsp-
fveaars to-day
Since me Indians fell on saeo, and stole our child
1hoa ihsy sank Into tho silence, for each knew
OF gfss, sae eommsn sorrow, and words were
needed not.
VINO ,nsse uss sesp tna ,h,srs, ng'a"ah 'n a'''
On TWO strangers, man and woman, eioakcd and
"ff'a' ms hfsnxh' 'hone'
~ 'iis from s1s1'isas Ii. head '''''' ''''a "'
4. a. 80.
's eesdasn ssis s'sSsn sssa. 'a'''''' = ." ''' W.
is ekiII win rain,'
And the eoodwifo drew tho settle, and stirred tho
Orc snaln.
siIssensd fsls
IN hef ,afks, mosst eyes, sna over son foias OF
~ "a, ssss,,,, sss aha cried anew ,sll ma hs. M,
.hs,9 s..,s. l..t A. ..ss,s WV NV ""' ~
WV ''
"will Yoa bs % mea mother am Mary Gar.
"'s s'"a'
sehs .ieen. by weodsd s,mees hut ON her d,,nx
Al. hsas M. osh., n, 4. M. A IA, ti,.,.it n,
'"' 'eas ~ "'"'' "As "' !" hs' S'h''''s 'a'
shs AL Ia a. Ma, aea s.,v,,s me, have closed
my heart loo Iona
.ansa sssaS., sAoss dear one. and mo pashs,
e' "'a'''
ns,,., ~ sssa. ~ sn sar,,, ,... 49,. ~ hs.,.
''''' "f'srf =" "'e"'"'f W." "'''Ss w "'"'~
e *. sss ", TO-. sa 'a' esn''''' s"' "a'
claims Of blood denied.
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lsast viii moi eondsmn!a
aso. =, . ... ss.,. "A ,,,,~ ,av ,s....a NAH.
=, 'aske, ''''s' ny
her ssks.S - '''' = ~ -