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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27
uDRlN ATE Medical o'iic

UDRlV ATE Medical ice-llundrcds OF those who
y have contracted disease are di-adpout"d oi
cure hy not calling Dr. Young ai first i'c Will
forfeit auy sum if he fails 10 cure ANY case that may
e. me under his care matter how long standing or
affecting such n ulcers tumOrN. nodes. bunch'S :,
pinll ON the fac" ana body. pains in the bones and
iIins Wnkcfulur>s, trembling. copper cuorrd sores.
wasting of the bones. cmHcatIOn, loss of appetite.
strength uud flesh in the nose and ears loss OF
hair. weak eyes itching humors. Many p"Scn@
after being relieved It ali extern n appearances ~
priyate disease suppose themselves cured hut after
"A few months find they are troubled win various
symptom. which they never had before, and which
hrv fad il impossible ia relieve. To all who nrr al
hicici in tins way. nr Young w"n'd p7rcu'nrly rec
ommend a trial ol his skill The symptoms with which
Won are troubled are cauSed hy llintS in the blood
which sooner later will destroy oar health and hap
pnp>s cpcr.on who has ever had M attack of any
privatr comraiui should not fail to cou>t Dr. Young
and take few bottles of his inNaluhble purifying
medicine. they can rest assured ihlt heir blood -
In perfectly pure ami heallN cnndtIlrI. ana mat
every trace Of disease f. removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srom two 10 five days without
change of diet or hindrancc from business ar NO fee
DIR j. &. YOUNG
Office corner Mon 'gompry and California streets.
opposite Wells Fargo X cos. Office hours from
Mnrvsuille. June 10th 1855
uNR ] G. YOUNG-pEAR SIR :-plra>e send me
q y some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case. have a friend here who l. troubled in exactly
the same way that was lie hns nightly EMISSIONS
ringing aciSr in his head. weak back. loss ot memory
and Il generally dcbil,taed he is discouraged AMI
has no, confidence enongh 10 enable him to call and
sne VOW tod him how was aud that my friends
nh said was in CONSUMPTION. and The doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me to 90 home 10 die, but
instead of going home called upon Nou and here
am as well rs any Of them. and likely To live "A long
t;me vet wifi >trenh enough to work with the strong
est of Them Doctor will send every one to you that
looks To me as though he needed phy scian II shall
not be- my fault if any one dies for want of medical
treatment | will do all can (" keep the afflicted
away from those pests of society. yelcpt professors
and high sounding titled men who, il the facts were
known are men who left their country for their coun
trv's good. Puhis This letter, doctor, II yon wish
and hope some of those that hunougsed me, may
see il and sleep bad for one night -
Truly yours. IEo. DANlDooN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27
HESS s. LARCOMBS.
New BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID

NEW BRICK FIRE PROOF STORE IN BID
WELL.
TENHE Subscribers would announce 10 their friend,
n and patrons tina; their Brick Fire Proof Sloro
on the old corner. i tiilel with general assostmru
of Groceries, Provisions, Fruits. Liquors. Mining
Tools, &c sc , the best and cheapest ever offered II
town One of our firm is constantly employed in
San FraRciscoin The purchase OF goods: and rs ~
purchase for cash aone believe that sell good.
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desirous TO purchase anything in our line, would Dc
well to give US call, we are enabled to supply
them on as favorable terms as the Marysvllle trade
Ridwei,, July 1886. HESS LARCOMB.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

ne2. The English have been trying
for i've centuries to master the letter
II, and thus far without success. The
same English now talk Of mastering
"thc aggressive spirit of the Unitco
States" Sclf-suliicicncy can 90 no
farther.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

: - ibR. j. l.. t2AFNAN The gentleman whose
name tnrm> the cHuon &C his notice js one of tit
few modcrn phv,jcans whose application "a hi. Iro-
lr.~ion and devotion Ia the Inflicted. RENDER tim uiitb
ornament iu t'c one and n hrucGt 'o tlr other \
his country among the nations ut the earth hcVout
the opprrs~ors rule. that her sons might rejoice in
lhr practice of ihu>e prrcrpj- which are mike our
glory ana Our pride. In his ,tur~ So lp do. he has
r'arci the reward Of urdrCipa resistance Ia orpr~-
sion. md ~ home md n county tu'N him upluorr.'
-ApHrt hoW'N'r. from hl~ riIU> upon "lr consider
alton patriot, The t'~iim, ,ui- of character and
cptrlN which nr brings rutIiIr tjm lo puhlc coni~
deuce. ~ 1h excl sion ,r those who ro~,p~~ nrhcr
thr one "r the other y II gentleman hi~ character
- un'arui>hri: as phy y>i,au. hj~ hl unsurpassed
AMI To- ihus" whose lmpru..'uc, hH- iot' upon them
ia" lHntS ui disease. We cam cnu-,l iiDu,N commend
him with IA" assurance thut IN hm they will tud "a
trirnd whom To- know is gr.ut e9n. tn" Dr. office
- No. 2 ard ! Nm"ry HAN r,rlrr Of Sacramento
anI Montgomery streets. san Erucisru
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

J. Czapkay would ask especial aentio 20 sypbtc
aud gonorrhu4a Diseases In the first stages of either
of these complaints he guarantees perfect and efec
tual cure in few days without hudranCe 10 business
ar the slightest Inconvenience. The Doctors method
of trra ng them combines all the latest improvements
bv the medical faculty. with discoveries made by him
self. more effective than anything yet known which
secnres the patient from the possibility of secondary
symptoms and removes the diSeue in the shortest pos
slbe time. Secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence Of the ABSORPTION Of the poison into the sys-
tenn. and produces BubOe Ulceraiions in the throat
and nos. VIII en- destroy the soft parts and he
bones to mCrtiy. separate and come away disfgurng
the patient horribly Nodes painful swellings on
the bones sFloches upon the skin, of which the
Doctors see daily in his Office and which the result
of improper treatment Also, ulcers, sores and PIN
pies and injuries to the constitution, which. after
long period of suffering destroy life. twill also be
menbered that these disorders hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

70NlIIS Invaluable Specific first introduced INTO
h Pisa some itly years >iu'c soon became - welI
known ~ certain cnrc that tn every town and city
not ouiy on The Comment. "ut ~ t'rra Britain. the
demand for 1t was at. lis merits a~iounding
that in less than loar from is introduction 1t had
-upplantcd all other rcH"dtc-. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities OF Europe were com pcllcd 10
acknoW ledge ls wonderful mastery over disease. Pro
prieof, of other medicine jealous ot ~ sway Nainly
nndc;yored to stay lt~ onward progress Like grass
hcDr. the mower. their efforts tell % The ground and
ike tire ON the rairrs, sweeping All before it, it, on
ward march became trlunuhHnt II stood forth upon
It's own merits discerning pupHc saw. tried and
were convinced OF i'll magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by DR. lHWra from The sale OF il
during the years be prepared %. alone bore witness
to it, miraculous merits. Al the drccasr OF the Doct
the Prcir was bpuneathrd TO hi, son. Who has lately
introduced the remedy iulo the United Statc,. The
number OF cures il has already made astonishing
Thousands and tens of thousands can b"ar testimony
to H. efficacy.
All " no u-t IT, 1t will cure with "A safety speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack NosiruHis, Use remedy that
has been tried for the past fifty years and never
known To fail.
This Grea; HeInedy is warranted rurely vegetable
Beware of Commercials The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already Oau..d some person
or persons. To palm of upor the unsu-pecng, spu-
rous compound, closely cmbliBg the Original. BE
particular 10 buy without the written signature
of A. Parera NJ. ID on the outside wrapper of each
bottle All others are counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be punished with the ulmorst rger
the law.
Prize. Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bab-
cock, sole Agent Tor California, Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands. to whom all orders must be addressed
A liberal disc ,unt made to wholesale dea' srs
ID. BA COCK.
Wholesale Druggist, - ID, sis street,
san Francisco.
List of Agents throueh>u nj the ate. Rice Oiin L..
co. Druggist. Marysvilie: f. ~ Starkweu;her, City
Drug Store stockton: w. II Bruner. Sonora Benz
Shuref, shasta; Child Worsheu. Placerville
Justin Gates Jr. Sacramento Cry; d. R. Carr,
Downieyille DR.. John Lark. Nevada Dr. w ii.
Gatef, Yreka, DR. Is. Winslnn,-Los Angeles I;
Thomas haley San Diego; Geo l.. story, Portia. a
q. T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27
[DR. p ElR AS
GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY

For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
cases Of private nature, no matter
how long standing, without amy IN
furious cfkct to the system or any
change Of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

He4p An exceedingly tall gentlemen
was walking with u very small friend
in the midst of heavy shower when
TIE lattor observed
'B Ii, ain't it coming down >
Bill, lifting his shoulders still niger,
answ cred:
Il don't know how it NAV be with
you, but it is raining awlully up here
4 CERTAIN MAN.--'l'athcr, are you
certain min;'
Why. my son:'
Because the bible SAYS a certain
man had two sons Willy is one, and
I'm two. Are you:'
ISg" To how many is the death Of
the beloved the parent Of faith-Baltrer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27
Proprietor ofthr Miners llolcl
To Or. IIeinilnann, san Francisco
Greenwood. February !lth, 1SjG.

Greenwood. fChruafl tIll' l~1h
Having stydied medicine myself AT the niyersit, of
TaNia ii Itay, ! ~uppo,c | know enough io be be-
linvc,l when declare hereby that Nou ar" Me h"~'
pll, >irinu ever met with ia California. lh> drcin'
ration i founded on what have scrn Yon do and
heard from ryerN bmIy when re~id - at Mormon l<
land. know Of many persons To whom YOU nave
saved lie and limbs AFTER they fai bccu completely
given up by others. and who will AT any TIM" come
forward and testify 10 The truth ct this ana {" your
sci nee. Wishing y0u for the future, the sam" sue
cess which ha. attended you thus far. remain truly
YOURS I. N.
To Dr. IIotnimann, san Francisco.
Coloma. Jarrrry 10th. $50
NV Dear and Much Esteemed poc,or:-lt is with
much regret thai I and all Nom other tr'ud> ~" YOU
qui Mormon Island. We have lost IN YOU phy>l'
ciun of great talent and experience who ""c"id n"
appreciate too much. It was proven cnnd2h toy ih"
numerous who came tO call on you from all paris ol
the mines and YOU IN the best remembrance ol all
Myself. given up by whom considered "nr best ply
>icin~. prepared myself o die; by chance cam" un
der your rratrnen and yon haze cured nr Of grave
sickness. in short time. Y"n have proved yourself
a physician and YOU do honor 10 tie name. &.
Proprietor Fredch Restaurant
To DR.. IIenmann, san Francisco.
Auburn, January 18th I-56.
Dear Docyor:-i always re member You with pleas
ure. and feeling of gratitude prompts me to address
you these lines Nouknow IN what a depoaable state
was after coming out cf the hands of nr. H.. who
wanted TO ampuiaie NV right arm. IN shed 10y "A tu,l
ug lroc in order 10 save my life. Happily for me,
heard of YOU and of the reputation which you had at
Mormon Island so | asked for Your advice before
parting with my arm. Al the recommendation "t
seme friends oc yours in Greenwood, went to stay
with yOu and in few weeks my arm instead o bclhg
ampuiatcd was saved, together with my life which
consider owe to yon Dear Doctor, il ! ever can ne
of any advantage to you dispose of me. for il i en-
trey to yeur skill that owe my present existence.
Receive therefore, my eecrre respect and tn" SH'l
rance that believe yuu 10 he one of our most talent
ed and experienced physicians in this country.
Yours truly, / Z.
To Dr. Heinimann, san Francisco.
Sacramento, February lst, 1856.
The undersigned has known DR. Ilenmann for
many wears and can vouch for his justly having
earned a reputation "A conscientious. prudent eN-
perienced and skilml Physician and Surgeon, aud
would therefore recommend 10 all people to rely with
most mplici, confidence in Dr. ileinimaans skill aud
science. I. w.
Third street. between J and x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-17
so;isnuDY rRop UPON IT.


Il guess somebody trod upon i. when i,
was little fellow"
So said little child when asked II be
could tell why full grown. Vigorous tire,
grew crooked How painfully suggestive
the reply. "trodiea rpou when il was li,.
tie fello=" The dew and the sunshine lent
their aid 10 beauiify, tue rain aud the fruit.
fal earth to strengthen, bat it availsd net /.
when it was little fellow" somebody trod
upon IL, its glossy, green stem grew carved
and it's juice turned inio nex channels. de-.
fcrmity claimed the yourg tree aud bowed
i;s princely head
We thought Of The tall old man. bent
shriveled, aud hoardipg button that lie
might coin il 10 gold, locking his head in
iron, putting III very smiles out at interest
Oaee be was trusting 10Y once bensvo-
lenee uss his ervwuiug virtue What .hriv.
eisi its yiials into premature avirice7 Alas
when it was little fellow somebody trod
upon ii- The sweet little gem had hardly
expanded it, leaves to the ligh, Of day be-
fore cold elleulation lifted its leaden foot
and erusoed it ou, Of all beauty The tree
grew crooked uatilit. defcrmity sham Cd the
heavens-and the gener0u, child bceams
the man efadauant
\ little girl With tyery winning grace Of
childhood looked from her stately home up.
on groups Of harPy children, and begged to
join them. She saw them chase the sut,er.
fy sad Lury theiF hands in tie clover blos
SONS She saw their ringets toss upon
their sunburnt shoulders, and shook her
own carl, IL satin gi,ss She saw them
s,sin their hands With berries, dance TO the
music of their own voices, hunt the ,xard
fpr moses scd she begged to put OF hsr
hoery aud 90 in white froek that weald
iesve her limbs free that she might laugh
and shout aud dance with them But false
prids Snd stern prejadice said no Years
after woman trod the halls of fashion -
Crowds followed her for she was beauiifsl,
but hollow hearted, false And cruel ss beau.
Gfal IL was she who ia her childhood
logged to be child Pare as an aasel.
lovely in all ber sttrihuies. humility had
then lifted It's Pale blossom ia her little
heart, when somebody tEod uyou ~ aud
II grew neither straight, nor frsss, ner tail,
forever after.
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vas nov IN saiusnce, aud able 90 assist kisn
Mor'ifying a. was the thought. there was
scarcely .ny other alternative. bat 10 sppir
to him for = situation.
James vas shocked when he rrcczn;sss
hiu. Sherry ccShlsrs q thriflless x.fs. .ons
msre dress sod tLn want o! eEe5ura set met I
EaJ done their work
Us ,here . vacancy in your counting
room, Mr. BradlyP bo asked ia buuhlc
tones
There 10 not John, bat will v.cAio +.
place for yeu,' replied the liberal merebsnt
as DO realized sbe situation Of bis former as
sociate
Thank you replied John ,esr starting
to hi. eye att bis unexpected kin iuess--the
hrsi he had experienced anyvhcse, not ex.
eep;iog bis own hoass--fsr many aud many
aweary mouth. JoLn had an opportunity
10 contrast bis own circumstance. With those
OF hrs thrifty friend HsNas sad at heart
in fact, lac Was n rsined man.
He did sery veil for few months In ihs
counting room Of his frieni, Tut his old hab
iis sooo ob,ainei tho mastery over him
sgaip, aud he died suddenly Of disease ia.
duced by dissipation.
'One more dress, said Mr.. Greea-ths
good old lady is now = cherished mem Der Of
daughters iamily--is tie represeBtative
OF the whole system Of ex,rarsganos Oae
more dress, a. the type Of great bundle Of
bad habits, was the ruin Of John Farmer
Don'i ysu know It, SlrEhi'
i do, m2.her and eanno. Be too e-a,.
ful for your wholesome advice. Lam sars
that without it, | should have procured one
lev dress; then Eantei ano;ber AID another.
pntil had spoiled all my husbands erpee
tsiions Poor Ellen Farmer she is bud.
ing ,hOss for her daily bread uowr
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CLAssIFIcATIoN OF JusrrcEs.

Ihe fiowiar c'assfcstioa o. Ms~isfsafrs II thts
c~aiF sheh Sss sas ~ Asxu-i. tsss sad eostlasss
s1t "a ssf4's e ta>ir tsrsa. determines Who sil
efs9,sr &c toas4iy Cart ssca roafh will - lad
asetHi ~ fcisferes. aaFisf The year ls56
Jsnrsry- BA AXIOM DAVENPORT. Presidias Ia..
tee DAVID lHY. JOHN KEPLiSCER, ss4
WAN. IIEk4
Fstrpssy \. DAVENPORT. .JNo. y SMITH. Jgo
hE>s, snd a - BALL.
Msrcf---F DAyFNpOHT a wRAsfOp q nfnr
NOtR.S. w. PATTEHsON
ArrI-H DAVENPORT, J MOILg.I T.. osRoRy
~ \. CALLAhER. sad wEI.si.ANs.
Nsy-n, DAVENPORT. ,. T. HENKLE. ROGER
ChhW. LEWIS LJUAs. as4 j. l. RUssEII..
iss---R. DAVENPORT, J. MoIER- IsRAEt
HtsstiJ-, ~. HELN sndJ y. HAMrRAMcR
KEhNEoY. }. qUICLEY. - @ W. TArEY
fJ-A ass ca ssheslloa 70 - Hsass On seat As...t
Casft
~ Nsfch, jeos. A~ksst. sd Slsenssr. sr. os.,.
tefy Iefsnt sd hssch saa Assasf are Jufy Tssras
~ Wh<u Taresey ueear. ths ss, ts~-..i..., 49,.
- riar- e-s.gaea his pssa.cvssof
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QEARTENLr corR1s.

2i Mcaisy IN Nsreh. Juse Aazu. Nos 'ber.
To- sts--fi5 Aonasy ,n Fs6'Ey. Msy. Jals, Ootob~r
FFoaepsk-- dosday BET i.t TuesdaJ IA M.reh Jase.
ABsust. Suyrah-r
fe1qriu tit hoadsy ts Slsrch. May. Aursa, Nov
-AtuaA'y tf LIT f5esi IL a eh Jaas Aax "
Hs Fi@sys tth Nsssdsv - Nssrb. Jsoe. AsE Nos's
J,f','sa- - Asassy ~ dareh. Jass. Asss., Sos'r.
s.ysV''''~ - sioedsy 20 afcb, ys0-. Asgasi. Noy'r
Iaes--s,h Mo.i.y - March, Ma,, Aaen.t, Susefat.r
Erctf-i'iss'. "a i:sat.y Ia feb'y. Msy. Asx. sos
Nsiife u Mla hst - Ts-s. ~ N'ch 4asr. Aag ssy
Hs7rea-- ID Monday Aaseh. siss .Assusl, hoy6Sr
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't'IE sHhscrA- y fr~psfet ~ ~ rish t'r i.-sf
PhRCPtN GFaNO % 49, Fsflaers -
, fd-ffpa srfi 9jIkc ., f'fFIFo ffJff tonsfs pr
f'n 90 tT-air<< D. h.a'r~f saf fsffv T. nrl. = q.
frfri pa'the. .4rs fE baiiimofs. y - prfayiau
tVvrfua-si trats rii-e y 6TY 6rs collars sor
HnF a1p1si - AS fso haesfrd f1ts I sai
sars isfis y tas aosf .ns ssral ~su,ftf
f1-y eaa nsro. fh~v tets f~ts s.ssrr.s ftsr viii
srfth~ Pnr- egfs diffcf 70 % tie Agent snd
Ifrrh ir"s9 ihe brf-fnf. IT, esi aeH tee a.f-
- eqet -sedr. ~ o q ls ihauxlf he Ar~at WfI
siFaAee ~ assia 60 fny-fss .dnt.sf- f.sf
l'fsf ~ smfH sanifits. 0fiss haf hfnsf b. pgf
ip e. rsfir ssfsiiir
Auss-s 81. EN tfsQUfrff
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A TnuGm fIrNTss- ,yI

Prosecuting Attorney MIR Parks state.
IL you please. whether you have ever known
TIE defendant 20 follow any profession
Hes been = professor ever since I've
known him
professor of WhatT
'Of religion
']oa don't underssasd ne, Mr Parks
What does Lo dor
'GsHerally vbst hs pleases'
Tell ths i'vy, ar Parks, what shs de
fsniant folioWs'
Ssutlsmen of tie jary. tbo defendant
foliovs ,hs crovi ~hsh they 70 n drink
'Nr Parks ihis kiDd of pFeE4riestion will
not DO here Nov state bow tie dsfcndant
sapports himself
4 saw bin Is, nigh. sapPor, himself
agsiusi lsmp poss'
'Nsy ii please your honor. t,is uitnsss h.s
shown difpasiti1s a. tn8s With tie eaarl
Jatso-'Nf Pstk. slate " yoa knss
snythine sloa, is. uh9i ths dofssdasts %.
supsiisa isr
'Ocsupsiion dii you ssyr p
Ceuus'l--T Trf sbst D. lit 1e~ar.si iiss a.
~ sia mistatsa. ha oeca1.ies raFres
fcmfrhcrs 20 towa
'Thstssil, Nr Parks'
'Cfoss srssliasd Mr. Psrts 7 u..fer.
stood TsH i1 ssy tasf ths dfi-afant isa rra.
fesser offfI .le8 uaef STE prs.t.cs rsfr,s
p9Hl s.is ~ fr.isssi..a b.
Incfsr hesri II saJ ~arrtsr1al,aro Or
lciisrs passing betsssn them
tfou sait r1fasihtrs sb8st his r'op-1fifs
f1r isiakinf p.ss tcHfnk hafI
No itai4t hs liiakssi rtty ss saT ran
ever ~
'Oae mDas gasstiJn. 81, rarfs Yan
hare snsvn ths lefsn3aota bong li.ss slas
afe 90 sal,ita -is.sq or st.sfsI sI,sr
ibs oEs as's Egi 81 nov 4 tiinz i fait.
ef tirht ardsf tha sF4s sal - si.ast Faisi.
si fss ere hsii6n
Yes ssfsss- ysur rsst ~ Pmfss
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muRArE cEIrLE1-


The Washington eosrseponJsnt Of tbs
I Cincinnati Times gives the follO~ibg de-
serietion and aneeio&e Of GrssIsy
No mao in Washington attracts more at.
soRtion. lio eats qaaint figure every.
where, with his shsmbhpg, lcp sided eai,.
Ioosoly'cut clothing, erarGi away, ara bAt
I psrched tack on tIe top of bis bead, lesvinr
MS great ite standiag out like sgare.
bead of = Ds,cs iaggss teli 70 his al.
dress and bis negligence Of drsss 10 ts uno.t.
ly assGmei II va tho hitter remark n /.
certain Greek Thilasopbsr. csnosrnisk tks
sphsisus, that he sav their vanity tseayh
Tie holes 10 tbois garments Horscrs van.
hy :. tmPly visible 10 bis pretended eessn.
tfi1.tes Let nc tell you iiule b,ae
beard last evening stils st ths National
Hotel \ irso 81 Irish seFvssts we're tgat
y sslklnS psiiiics IN tie corner of The read.
iuk'rosm, lif.sb Servants ere great politi.
Claus here.l vaen 0ae % tbem ssidsuiy "a.
claimed
leyP
Where 2 sEviaimaI bis eoBpasiaas. witA
a. 3ueh userest 10 tbeiF looks ss shry aoIld
oatarally eHaIbii 90 Deiug tDld tist Be Pst
r'ek % L.saop Hagbes w. before them
s'sssip' ysB ~ tl,s table, i.lAi8g uil
IL tail geutl4ulsa.'
fh' h'seruisu rsTsd essisasly saa ~.
ispstiy - lipFacs o. 90 .ssi.nt. uhss ths
{oe'ges' 4 tben. apparently la,s imsss.
AnaH' vtil s9pffr iu bis vsiss stkryea
'-1rc - bee t-t.e- MI
Nv ti,fs. Affs sliis mar, ia ghe srss
.f,aler' D. faiFopiIsg tonl. a. thoaeb
nrtr 40 ~ Esfa ths greatest of esosiss.
"sa D. mg sasl { Fe been dsesrsd Ia
i-e elit ii'.oa iaiisely, cssuauei tbs stl,.
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PO E T r Y


sy yens.LEs =. pExtI.
It's sweet te hear tks rss uith p.ttsr,ar E-.t
haas ms.ie - the sos-<-top. ssd al sirLt.
iieE The LOG laughter u the wiad ii. ..@st
To feel . loved one he. us. ,tst asd Ifxht
The while ne fssra "a he, or seem. ,.iesP
u" sefv sweet. 'tis strangely sweet, 10 feel
arm tear -ssse. On eis.y-d Laad ir.p
Ass bowed bead I.st thsrs sAsetic.'s .s.I.
'ris sweet TO love. tho s,ea 10 despair
To wsrrs the vor,d isto oas's bs,ar'. hf-
Asd had ali icy. al sap-, s.shifioa, thsr.
- lis s<est 20 A.ss the y ho;e ke.rt u |. vie:
In sweet 20 sse asd h~sr Car ehildfsa play
And desn the fsirrst o. n "a. all.
4" sweet - watch the gssia.i dass q day.
u =. sweet % bar "fsrvvsllr" whss a 4. altered
Nv oas uhosr ios freaabse.-tor fhrt. be
so,ss pAss that rive Pes.sre hearts have datrrsd
Wus ssx~,sh t,ii 10 grrv ee.fsey,
j. sweet 90 fsei . se~ hnpe 10 the coal
SPr'hr sp Tts passing sweet 70 rrap
Tefe heaxh hts tross pisssast mem lri-s. the ssls
Ives that love thr wrecks 'bgst whea they ef--r.
II. sweet 70 have . heart si p~rS-e, ease;
Ts sel no thors- beneath the saaiIsar yuer,.
TO seaa sssitsiEds of memories,
AHd had NO face that az az, fom onr.
an ue.d that al were happy a. they seem
Woahi that no heart were hssstsd By . r.,s-
Woed that tAete were Bss say p-ri.SsFdr~arn
That We eosii not east uhes ~. ia ssia
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