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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

The 0BERLM CASES AGAIN. Co.
lambus, O.,-August u. This morning
Messrs. Peck, Carpenter and Fairchild,
OF oberlin, who had been here attending
the Anti-Slavery Convention, were serv-
ed with notice Of a suit instituted against
them by the United States Deputy Mar
shall, for false imprisonment, the damages
being laid at $4,000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

ScHooIs.-We venture to say
that our paper presents a greater
array of schools than any other in
the State--no less than siIteen APP
pearing in our columns. People
ought to be able to choose from
among so many.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

@The lager beer brewers of PhiIa--
delphia went on a picnic on Tuesday.
They passed through the city with long
procession of beer wagons, gaily decked
with flags and evergreens. Upon a truck
was an enormous butt or tun, with pic
ture of a young Bacchus, around which
were clustered representatives of King
Gambrinus and his cup bearers, who
hourished foaming glasses of lager
Each of the wagons contained a beer
barrel, which the disciples of Gambrin-
us worked diligently to drain. The BaI-
letin says the entire display was very
German and intensely berry. Towards
night some rowdies gained entrance to
the picnic grounds, and there was a severe
rough and tumble fight
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

o. The great excursion of Sab
bath School children has come off,
1t was one of the greatest gather
ings Bradford ever saw. Forty car
loads of children and parents. Full
particulars next week.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19
AFTERNOON.
county officers

Convention was called to order,
and listened to some interesting re-
marks from DR.. J. F. Skinner of Bar
ton and Samuel Sumner Of Troy,
when the committee on nominations
reported the following excellent
ticket:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

Aib NpillhtlhtNN dAop PiNoNhtOu VIZ
following list Of town and county
committees, which was accepted:
TOWN COMMITTEES.
ALp,xY.-Joseph Hyde, Daniel Lawrence, E.
Hyde.
BnowxIxGroS.-J. II. seavey, A. II. Gross,
s. Tinkham.
Bnrox.-Geo. Tucker, C. W. Smith, Joseph
Colby.
CRAFTsErRY.--James W. Simpson, Amory
Dawson, Jr., James Paddock.
CHARLEsroS.-E. C. Merrill, Egbert Robin
son, Roswell stevens.
CovESrRY-I. Parker, Jr., Charles Idc, Geo.
". waivorth.
DERpT.-E. Jeune, B. II. Steele, c. S. Cutting.
GEEENsBoRo'.-A. spoGord, B. s. Wilson,
Albert Wooster.
GLovER.-H. +. Bradley, L. o. Kendall, silas
Clark.
HoLLAND.-Levi Pinney, f. Moon, NJ. c. Fer.
rim, d. Montgomery.
IRAsBuRoH.-E. p. Cotton, S. @. Bean, A. A.
Earle, r. W. Nye, J. II. KeIlani, VIM. Kidder
IT.
JAY.-R. Z. Chamberlain, II. +. Bartlett w
A. Kendall.
LOwELL-Levi Brigham, d. f. Newton. F,
Skinner, Charles Dodge.
MoRaAS--J. NJ. Bartlett, lothian cumping.
"a, George Bartlett.
NEwPoRr.-George L. Sleeper, David Meaeb.
am, o. d. Adams.
SALEN-Charles Blake, VIM. II. Kingsley.
wEsTYIELD.--James Clark, WIN. Richardson
y. Hoyt.
JAY.-Heny Summer, David Heath, Ambros,
Mason,
WEsr4oRE.-T, X. Bruce, Welcome Daniels
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
VIZ. H. RAND, Irssburgb,
l. P. TEsSEY, Albany,
LrTHsE PAoF, IN, Morgan.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

DO you suffer after eating, or from
acidity of the stomach, heartburn,
water bash, wind, burning sensation,
or indigestion 2 Immediate relief
can be obtained by using the 0xy-
genated Bitters.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-08-19

The committee also presented the
following list of town and county
committees, which was accepted:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

ruptccs of federal commission Where
would hav: been our people and their Of
fccts last year if federal power could havo
put our State banks into course of liaui.
datlon under commission of bankruptcy
Is the Sou,h-is any portion of our coun-
try. in n situation to rush into wars-wars
invited by the President with threo Euro.
pcan and five American powers? Aud arc
we to bc grand consolidated elective.
North and South American imperialism
The question is not, VIII the Union be
dissolved! That is settled question:
But the question is. Is the old Virginia
Democratic faith to be abandoned aud ars
we to rush on with the President into full
scheme of federal policy which in its whole
outline filling up exceeds any federalism iu.
all its points which Hamilton or Adams
or any other latitudinarian ever dared t.
project or propose? For my part. take
ground now firmly and at once against tho
war power. am for the Washington pol
icy OF peace, against all cntangling allan
ceS anu protectorates, and the jackson ruls
OF demanding nothing but what is right
and submitting to nothing that is wrong
and for preserving and protecting the Soutl,
and the whole country from ambitious and
bucanecring wars, Of which the Landed aud
planting interests would have to bear tn.
burden at great sacrifice of present.
prosperity. lam against internal improve
ments by tho General Government, moro
than ever since their construction is put OR
the war power. If we could beard England
up to 3l 4O', ten years ago, without IA road
or known route to Oregon, why can't wo
wait for omigrants to beat path OH their
way to gold mines and boil Californi.
without cutting a military road in time Of
peace? l am for retrenchmcnt and reform
of all expenditures. and for revenue only
for an economical administration on scale
of pure, old.fashioned republican simplicity, :
discriminating no more than is necessary
to prevent prohibition OH non -dutiable ar
ticIes. | am for free trade, md the pro-
lection it affords is dcmonstrably ample for.
people Of enterprise and arts like OURS,
am against State bank bankruptcy and all:
sorts Of bankruptcy whatever. The Federal
Governments. shall never declare again tina {.
; honest debts shall be paid by gulping and
oaths with my consent. But my paper is
run out
The President bids high To fiIlibus-
ters he offers Cuba and the Isthmus and
, North Mexico to the West Pacific rail-
road to the North protection to iron and
coarse wollens; and to the great CONNER
cial countries the power of Capitalization
! by obvious uses and abuses Of BANKRUPT
act to apply to State banks. Yesterday
, Biddlc was monster, and to-day few
! Wa!i-street bankers can expand and con-
tract upon Us more like vice than he did ::
and what would they not do Il they could
force the poor provinces when they pleased
into bankruptcy?
| have written this right on. and yo,
may do what you please with it, Yours,
truly. HENRY \. WISE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

Tic Ehfer Bush Il Preventative IF In
Sects.-lt is not known to many persons
that the common elder bush of our country
is great safcguar'! against the devasta-
tlons Of insects. If any one will notice, it
will be found that worms or insects never
touch the elder. This fact was the initial
point OF experiments of an Englishman in
l6o4, and he communicated the result of
his experiments to London magazine
Accident cxhuncd his old work, and a
Kentucky correspondent last year cou,mu-
nlcated to the Dollar Me~*pal'er a copy of
the practical results as asserted by the
English cxperimcntcr that the leaves of
the elder scattered over cabbage. cucum-
bcrs. squashes. and other plants subject to
the ravagcS Of insects. efectually shields
them. The plum. ard other fruits subject
TO the ravages Of insects. may be saved by
placing on the branches and through the
rrcc bunches Of elder leaves. .-HcrLin,cr
JUwrnuR
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

4 WORD TO YouSG MEx.-"WisLing Q
and signing. imagining and dreaming Of
greatness" said William Writ, will not
mike you great. But cannot young mau
command his energies? Read Foster. on
decision Of Character That book will tell
you what is in your power to accomplish
You must grid up your Joins and 60 to
work with all the indomitatlc energy of
Napoleon scaling the Alps. tits your du-
~ TO make the most Of time, talents. and
opportunities. Alfred. King of England,
though he performed more business than
my of his subjects, always found time to
study. Franklin, in the midst of bis la-
bors. bad time to dive into the depths Of
philosophy, and explore an untroddcn path
Of science. Frederick the Great. with an
Empire at his direction. in the midst Of
war. and on the eve Of battle, found time
to revcl in the charms of philosophy, and
fcnst on the luxurics of science Napoleon,
with Europe at his disposal, with kings at
his ante chamber, aud at the head of thou
sands Of men, whose destinics we're suspen-
ded on his arbitrary pleasure, found time
to converse with books. And young men
who are confined to labor or business even
twelve hours day. may take an hour and
half of what is left, for study, and which
will amount to two months in tho course Of
year."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

For Dtste".pcr. Give n horse one or
two ounces of tar twice day; put it into
their mouths OF of the tar paddle, and they
will generally swallow it. When he swelis
under the throat. smoke his nose we'll with
cotton-rags, feathers, &c, to forward the
discharge of matter. and when that begins
to appear, pour table spoonful of tiucturc
OF camphor into each ear once day. His
food should be liSht-grecn if to be had
with bran and oats, with spoonful of tine
ture of camphor in his bran every day.
The camphor in the ears and food may not
need to be given more than every other
day; you must be guided by the urgency
Of the case.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13
I'll islcll aufo 8

HoV They Treat Ipoman lVhippers in
Paraguay.-My attention was attracted BY
the appearance of man who waited on the
tablc during dinner; his dress was more
that of country gentleman than a servant,
and his countenance peculiarly sad and SUBJ
dued. l found my eyes continually wan
dering toward this individual, whose man
ner disquicted me, for he moved about wca-
rily, as if his task was a weary one.
After dinner the superintendent asked
me if had observed the waiter.
"Yes. What is hc-who is he ?"
"The richest man in Eastern Paraguay.
He has very largo. we'll stocked cstanchia.
"And yet is here as scrvant?"
"Yes. He was guilty Of the ungallant
act of whipping woman, and the Prcsi-
dent has degraded him to be n servant at
the Iron Works. lie will at last libcrate
himself only by paying large sum. or its
equivalent i'll cattle"
SO much for the rights of women. and
the summary administration of the law in
Pnraguay.-Payc's La Plata .G Purguay.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

Hoe to Stop Wecitny.-A correspond
cnt of the Ohio Farmer says: Il have no.
ticcd various ways for stopping blood.
The article you will find enclosed is "a ca
sy and sure a remedy as ever saw tried.
1t is called punk, and is found in old trees
1t can be obtained by splitting the wood
that has it in, and peal it off with the fin-
gers. 1t has to be rubbed up with the hand
and applied to the wound without any 9TH
er preparation. 1t will stick itself to the
wound aud stop the blood iamediatcly, and
without pain or irritation"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

C"r" J"r Gt'nrrh. h.-Thc following SIM
pie remedy has been used with great sue
cess by one long and severely troubled with
this annoying complaint:
Take, say one part pulverizcl loaf sugar
to two parts Pnlverizcd camphor, aud mix
them thoroughly together. and use as often
as the patieut wishes in the form of snuff.
This simple remedy, followed for a few
months, has effected cure in the case a.
bovc referred to entirely beyond cxpccta-
ton, Should the camphor be too powerful
or not enough so, reduce or add IL small
quantity. as the case may require. as it is
desirable that the camphor should be the
principal agent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13
poetieal.
LIVE FOR SOMETHING.

", Live for something. be not idle
no mn. Look about thee for employ.
No -. Sit not down TO useless dreaming
i've bn;Id;. Labor is the sweetest joy.
Hotel The bc,,ded hands are ever weary.
oep 4 Co selhsh hearts are never gay.
'atroyed. I..l '.ee na'h many duties
6e''''e 0e' men, While you may
had beeeatter blessings in thy pathway!
Xposed Gentle words and cheering smiles
W Better are than gold and silver.
With their iefdispclling wiles.
As the pleasant sunshine faeth
Ever on the grateful earth,
So let sympathy and kindness
GLADDEN. we'll the darkcncd hearth.
Hearts there oppressed and weary;
Drop the tear of sympathy,
Whisper word, of hope and comfort;
Give, and thy reward shall be
Joy unto thy soul returning
From this perfect fountain head.
Freely, as thou freely givcst,
Shall the grateful light be she'd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

LV Somebody once said to Lorenz
d ow, who was very eccentric strolling
preacher: Mr.. Dow. don't know what to
DO. Bad thoughts trouble me very much
They come into my head, and don't know
how to keep them out. How can I help
dolse wrong, if it is wrong to have bad
thoughts 2" Mr.. Dow's reply was "Uc
cant prcre"t ti'ls from flying 6rcr orr
heads, d"t zee can Keep item trom building
ne'fs IN our hair" Do you ask: How
can you drive away. these thoughts, md
keep them from making their nests in your
minds " Why, just as VIC exclude this
ties from the land. by putting in so much
good seed that there is no room left for
them to grow. Keep the mind busy with
something innocent and useful, and leave
no place for the intrudcrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

~ Hood apuy says: An irratable per-
sou lies like hedgehog rolled up the
wrong way, tormeutiDg himself with his
own prickles.
~ If you want to render your husband
unhappy, blame him for every thing he does,
right or wrong scold him for doing this or
that, before you know whether be did it.
~Tbe heart-the pendulum that ticks
the hours Of life.
C Most single lassies, it is said, are af-
ter all but waiting uaids.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

THE AFRICAN VERDICT Alexander of
Macedonia once entered iuto ncishborine
and wealthy province of Africa the iu-
habitants came forth to meet him, and
brought him their robes filled with golden
apples and fruits
Lat this fruit among yourselves :" said
Alexander, Il am not come to see your
wealth but to learn yonr customs"
They then conducted him to the market
where their king Administered justice.
A citizen just then came before him aud
said : Il bought Of this man. oh king. a
sack full of chGff, and have found in it a
secret treasure. The chafF is mine. but not
the gold and this man will not take it a
gain. Command him. oh king, that he re-
ccive it, for it is his own"
And his antagonist, citizen also Of the
place, answered:
"Thou fearest to retain anything unjust
ly: and should not also fear to receive
such thing from thee. I have sold thee
the sack with all that was in it. Kecp it..
for it is thine. Command him. oh king '"
The king inquired Of the first Que. if he
had son. He answered. Yes" He in
quired of the other if he had n daughter.
and the same answer, Yes" was returned.
well. then." said the king, "your are
both just men marry your children to
each other and give them the discovered
treasure as marriage portion. That is
my verdict
Alexander was astonishcd when be heard
this decision.
"lIave judged unjustly," said the king
of this remote country, that thou art thus
astoDishcd."
mot at ALL answered Alexander. but
in our country they would have judged far
otherwise"
And how then woull they havc judged ??
inquired the African king
Both parties would have lost their
heads" answered Alexander, "and their
treasure would have fallen iuto the hands Of
the king"
Then the king clasped his hands tcrcth-
or, and said, "Docs the sun then shine up
on you? Aud do the heavens still shower
their rain upon youI"
Alexander replied. "Yes."
ut must then be- continued the king.
"foT the sake Of the innocent beasts which
live in your. country for upon such men
10 sun should shine aud no rain should
fall.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

Nobody kNed.-An absurd story is 60
ing the rounds Of the papers tbata man was
killed on tho Winchester and Potomac
Railroad, on thc 9th ultiuo, by the over
turning Of the baggage car. This is news
Indeed in Winchester. No human being
has ever been killed on this road, which
has been in use since 1886, except poor
drunken man, some years ago, who attempt
cd to climb on the cars at Cbarestowu
whilst they were in notion Winchester
Rep, Nay 6.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

STABBING ArFnAY.-A quarrel occurred
between Wm. Kisncr and Isaac johnson,
during the Regimen,al parade on Thursday.
Afterwards they had rcncounter in this
place, and Johnsou stabbed Kisncr twice
In the left side and once in the leg. At
first kisDer was thought to be fatally wound
ed, but strong hope Of his recovery was en-
tcrtaiued yesterday morning. johnson is
in jail.-Martinsbury Rep, Nay 6.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

a PorLrTcE FOR FELoxs. &c.-Takc
Castillo soap. and scrapc large or small
quantity, according to the amount wanted.
and simmer in new milk till it forms paste
as thick as cream, cool and apply. You
will find this one Of the best poultices for
fclons. or any kind of swelling that needs
poulticing. and far superior to bread and
milk. Try it, yc afflictcd.-Rnr.A Ner
Yorker.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

Starch Polish.-Take Que ounce of spcr-
macct', ani one ounce Of white wax; melt.
and run it into thin cake on u plate. a
piece The size of a quarter dollar. added to
a quart Of prepared starch. gives a beauti.
iul lustrc to the clothes. and prevents the
iron from sticking.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

GErn IN SuEEr.-! send you this recipe,
which will he found to effect perfect cure
for Erubs in the head Of sheep:
Take one quart Of whisky and two oun-
ccS of ycllnw snuff, mix and warm to blood
heat: Let one man hold the sheep and
another take small syringe and discharge
about seas2onnful of the mixture into
ench nossrii. 1t IS certain cure My ia
ther met with quite loss in his flock, he
tried this remedy. found it satisfactory. and
never lost another sheep -.ILichi1,Ia E.y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

fN Raw eggs given to sheep and cattle
poisoned by eating laurel. will effect a spec-
dy cure-dose. one egg for sheep or four
for n COW.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

Hen MANURE Take care of it : gather
1t III barrel; place another barrel in the
garden dissolve n portion Of the manure
10 water; dilute it considerably and use it
on your garden. 1t is n great help, and
should be saved.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

~I 10 1858 Illinois sent to the New
York market 53,4G4 head of cattle, while
the States of Ohio, Indiana. Iowa aud Mich
igan together, only sent 53,025 head. ILL.,
inois is the greatest grass growing State in
the confederacy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

To C"re Warts in CuNe -Dissolvc pot
ash to paste, cover the wart with it for
halt an hour. then wash it off with vinegar
The cure is sure for man or beast. t.-!Ncr
EMlLnNN Farmer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

WHITE WASH FOR FEycIs.- ounce
OF white vitrol (sul phatc Of zinc } and three
ounces OF common salt, to every ,hrcl. or
tour pounds of good fresh lime. will render it
durable where it is exposed to the weather.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

S1p The present prospect for an uuusu-
ally large crop Of Wheat iu the Valley. is
cheering indeed. If no unforeseen disaster
should yet befall il, our farmers will have
cause to laugh in the very cxubcrauce of
their joy and independence whcu the pres
cut crop shall be ready for ,narkct.-Mr.
risonbuy Reg, My 6.
@1t has been observed that bome]v
women are altogether the best a. heart
head aud soul. A pretty fuce often pre.
sides over false heart aud weak head
with the smallest shadow Of soul.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

TT Affectation is greater eucmy to
The face than tho small-pox.-.& Eorc-
n,ond
@Dr. Abernetby used to tell bis pu-
pills that all human diseases sprung FROM
two causcs-anfi"3 aud freNiny.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

TIf young ladies now a. days did not
become women at thirteen, men would have
better wives.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13
FARMEn AND House, -KkrpKR

EN The use of lime in planting potatoes
Is strongly recommended by gentleman of
Lancaster county, Pa, US certain prcyen-
tive to the rot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

TT y certain cure for the sting of a
wasp. IS to apply an Onion to the part az.
tiotcd. and the cure will be instantaneous
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1859-05-13

f1iast.t nau a uVVu." ..g.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

stairs with ash1ae ssbef IL bis grasp. aud
made furious dash at Nj. Collins and
his daughter With murder written, on
bis features and lashing from hiseyes.
9 This Sudden arrival decided The desti-
nation of the last bullet 81 lea 81 4
e Take Il. yol black deyils cried
Stewart, just as the blow was descending.
and he fred bis weapon, ths bah passing
through the miscreant,s head and bring.
ing limdead to the floor. sss,s
!. Nov boys" added Lieut.. 81. We
are going to finish With hand d hand
eight. The powder and balls are on 80
must trust toI the sword r. a ~
Closely followed by,his men; al we'd A.
BY Mr. Collins and Alice. Tie Lieut. led
The way to the boat Il seemed IS Il
Afgisss had turned oat 10 witness the
triumphant retreat. the streets being filed
with thousands of men and women col
Elected togethersby the brief contest At tie
Moor's honse.iba not an attempt u4s
made 10 intercept the progress Of the uaFs
Fly. the Algeripes contenting themselves
with scfo@ls and denunciations. Ten
minutes later the reseuers were ct ne
cutter. twenty minutes more and the en-
tire party were safely back to the Con-
stellation, not having lost; man. The
young Lieut.. received the hearty thanks
ofshis superior. 10 say nothing Of tho
gratitude Of Mr.. Collins and HE daugh-
ter. whose family proved 10 be of conse-
qdenee ii New York. and We are assured
that Chafles Stewart was never happi>t'
III his life thar when Miss Alice Va
united 10 one of his 4 chums. . = noble
hearted lieutepant.. now Commodore.
who fell ID love with the rescued maiden
during the Ccnstellatioa's homewatd pss
page .aa s y. L. -. 81. EEL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
8eet.r
Autumn.


Autumn. a f...a.:
Bright AoweFsafe sinkings
StreamletsaI shJinking,k
Now the wide foIest, il wighered and sore 4. !.
Light clouds are flying. 5ttfQzsS' & 1
..s ltwinds ire sighing, g II y
We will be thoughtfpl, Tor a,.lpun IS near.
Blossoms we chffish'd s.. Il !. Il j
Have witheI' q and perishid.
Scenes which We smiled on are yellow and
.3a~ dleaE; * Is3ss .,.a "a
Feelings Of sadness
'Osershadow the gsadness,lA ~ So tstE
And makes the mind thong htfnl, for Autumn
lsARear.
fsIsi n 3s4fE
Tins allthat is faiIest,
And sWee test and rarest,
MI ST shortly be seyefsd ana cali Or a tear |;
Then lei each collection II II /
Bs warm with devo ron, 4 ~ rsIssS Il
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