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nH-THIRTyLINES OF COMMON SENSE.

RE- THIRTY LINES OF COMMON SENSE.
Reader, having glanced over the editorials and the
news in this journal, You turn to the advertise
ments, ga wing to yourself, "These arc published
by the writers 10 serve their own interests"
Perhaps So But it is no less true that IL concerns
yor interests to read these thirty lines. il you are
healthy, il l. presumed you wish to continue So II
sick OF course you desire 10 be relieved In either
case it Is important to you TO know that HOSTEL
TERS BITTERS are the safest, surest, and best
tonic and alternative ever advertised in any country.
This is a period of the year when the strongest
need an nvigorant, Cor the oppressive heat drains
the system Of strength faster than the most potent
and vigorous organization can recruit 1t. There
fore, as preserTative Of health, as a protection
against tho deb!alizng action of heat and the ma
laria it produces You should sustain the good con-
stitution and sound stamina with which Nature
has blessed you, with this PEERLESS VEGETABLE
TOXIC.
1t can scarcely be necessary TO urge upon the
weak and ailing tho importance OF acquiring by
safe means, the strength which unassisted Nature
denies them. All who are thus crcumstanced are
invited to give the bitters trial Before they have
taken the elixir threedays, in conformity with the
directions, they will acknowledge with gratitude
its genial operation They will find that II imparts
mental as well as nervous energy, and regulates
all the internal functions admra bly,. This is the
experience OF the debilitated and depressed, and
in making these statements the proprietors only
echo the language OF innumersble testimonials.
de 7-eod2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-SpECIAL SOTICE-PRICEs CUR

RgS SPECIAL NOTICE-PRiCES CUk-
RENT.-For the future, the subscriber WIZ edit
and pub.ish weekly PRICES CURRENT, accu-
rate In all its quotations, aud promptly delivered
every THURSDAY MORNING. It Is designed to
make this equal. TO any published anywhere, and
will be furnished for two dollars per hundred. A
reduction of 25 per cent for all over, and an addi
tional rs per cent. for all under The first Issue
will DO ready THURSDAY MORNlEG, January
ID, 1897. Tho support OF the trade Ia solicited.
ID. r. CLARK,
Thirteenth, between Main and
5aa,s Cary streets.
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sg A RARE CHANCE.-HoUsE FOR REM

sT a RARE CHASCE.-HOUSE FOR RENT
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
The subscriber offers the HOUSE occupiedib by him
FOR RENT from January lst, 1887, to June 2lst'
1853, and the entire furniture for sale.
The house is on Ninth street, French Garden
Hill 1t contains seven rooms besides bath and
store -rooms-servant's room in the yard.
The FURNITURE is in good order. CARPETS,
and OIL CLOTH new, and very little used.
TWO FURNISHED PARL0RS, with TAPESTRY
CARPETS;
TWO FURNISHED CHAMBERS, with INGRAM
CARPETS;
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, with GLASS and
CHINAWARE;
KITCHEN FURNITURE complete, &c &c.
Twill offer an inducemant 10 a purchaser who
will take the house as il stands Parties wishing
to examine the house and furniture or make in
auiry will call on b. VI. QUARLES,
with Stone, Wilson Foster,
No l!l0 Cary street.
n. B.-A good COOK, WASHER, and IRONER,
without incumbrance, also be had on the
premises, well recommended. de2i-ts
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|. lsrnn,rrsox Hn WaY rnWasHrSaroy.I

= SrnRArr on Hrs WAY TO WAsHrSGrov.-- =
The United States steamship Frolic passed
mp Chesapeake Bay, on Saturday, en- route
for Washington, with John IL. Surratt On
board. She is from the Mediterranean,
whence she came for the purpose of bring
ing the prisoner, who is no doubt to per-
lure himself to the discontinue of Mr..
Davis, tho State prisoner at Old Point
NorfoM Day Book.
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RETRIBUTIoN." I've did not publish
the absurd story from the New York Po-
lice Gazette (of all papers) which, under
the heading of Retribution," stated
among other things that a nephew Of the
lady who charges the Rev. Mr.. Williams
with picking pockets had been committed
for stealing. The last number of that pa
per retracts, declaring that young Stevens
is in no way related to the lady in question.
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sE j. l.. DOHERTY,

sE- j. L. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has opened and asks attention tohis
FALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Beavers, Business
Coatipgs, whitneys, Meltons, Tricots, Petershams,
and Chinchillas Of the latest Importation and cer-
tainly as choice in quality and style a. ever Of
,ared. Tocls-Smi J. E. DOHERTY.
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BIZ ]. n. Digges, Auctionser.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust executed 10 me by william r.
Polk, dated May 3oth, 1899, and now OF record In
the County Court Of Chesterfield county, 10 secure
ths payment of note dated May 10th, 1855. due SIX
months after date, for the sum Of twenty three
hundred dollars, will proceed on MONDAY the
aith dsy Of Decsmbsr 1885, at II o. clock e. on the
premises, to sell the properly conveyed by said
deed, consisting OF lot Of ground situated on Hull
street, In the town OF Manchester, fronting Sc
the southeastern side Of said street, on which 10
erected a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
TERxs or sArg: For cash as TO so much As may
bs 10 nav the said note and the expenses
Of executing this trust and upon such terms a. TO
the residue az viii be made known on the Gay OF
sale. LEWIS A. PhsLrS, iruS'oo.
POSTPOyEMgNT.- In consequence OF the IN
rIamency Of the weather, the above sale Is posi-.
ponad until FRIDAY NEXT, December -, ~ Il
de I'D LEWIS A. PHELPS. Trustee.
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A PRESIDENTIAL TIcKET.--A writer in
the Rockville (Maryland) Sentinel suggests
General Grant for President and General
Lee for Vice President ofthe United States,
TO be run as the National Union candi-
dates.
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ICoMAUSICArED.l
4 CARD TOTHE PUBLICO OF RICH

n MoND.-In bidding my most respectful adisus
TO nv esteemed per- Onal friends and the generous
public OF the city Of Richmond feel II a duty al
a pleasure 10 return TO them my sincere thanks Tor
the liberal patronage they have bestowed upon ne
and nv enterprise, and the uniform Kindness the y
have extended to me socially, commercially, and
fraternaliy, which has been the more marked aud
gratifying since among my fellow tTadesmen, am
sorry to saw there has been that small, mean, and
contemplate spirit (which would drag angels
down. OF envy and malice expressed and manifest
ed in despicable underhanded manner so little TO
their credit and weak In Its evil infueace uoon
me- am glad to say while my success has not iaIly
realized my hopes, 1t has been fully commensurate
with the circumstances Of the times and the gen.
eral poverty of our people have prosecuted
large trade without pecuniary proht II may be- YET
not without the satisfaction of contributing my
mia To the general good. have served my fell
low citizens with that regard to the golden rule
which / trust will insure me a welcome when,
alter short absence. shall return 10 their midst
and once again take my position amongst the mer-
chants of the city, The unkindness and malice OF
nv councillors have failed in their efforts 10 In
lure and | pardon their folly the honorable,
kindly and manly, who have iairIy met ME III the
competition of trade, have my best wishes, ana 70
their charitable consideration leave the poor. 10
whom have always been true friend IN onsrlhg
goods at the lowest prices 30 long as nave been
In trade. have sought fair reputation. anu IN
bidding the citizens of Richmond fareTeu Tor
season. would not recall word or act OF my
business career, as have aimed At honorable ana
equitable DEALING and failed only, II e All In the
hsad and not the heart MASON LoEb:
EIcHaoSD CLornlSa BAZAAR, December ~, 1866.
del s-lt
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Suddenly of Paralysis, on Monday, December
2lth, SAMUEL +. HALVES, OF this city, aged sixty
seven years and FIVE months.
The funeral will take place from the Second
Presbyterian church (Dr. Hoge's), on "Wednesday
morning al IL o'clock. Relatives and friends OF
the family are invited TO attend without TURNER
notice.
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A bill posted on the walls of country
village announces that q "lecture will be
delivered In the open air, and collection
taken at the door to pay the expenses"
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ to the Auditor OF Public Accounts Of the Com
monwealth of Virginia for the Reissue OF the fol-
lowing named CERTIFICATES, the originals
having been lost
Number and amount OF Bonds and Certificates
for interest funded on public debt under act Of
fraction No. lOll, $50 No. 1851 SlOO II. L D.
Lewis fraction No. 1912 $50 No lot?, $500, Esther
Lewis guardian for c. c. L., fraction No 1913, S!S
de 2O--law1m*
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auetionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
ABLE RESIDENCE THEREON. on VENABLg
STREET, UNION HILL.-As Commissioner of
pointed by decree rendered on the sth Of No
vember, 1880, In the case Of Baker, &c, against
Walsh, SC, | shall proceed to sell at pub.
alst of December, 1885, ats o'clock p. NJ, the val.
liable real estate referred 10 In the papers nled in
the said cause, being the same OF which the late
side OF Venable street about IS feet more or less,
running back within parallel lines $50 feet TO Car
ABLE FRAME DWELLING containing six rooms,
besides a good brick Kitchen. &c. II is nearly
fRRas One fourth cash; balance ut Q, II, and
IS months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until Che purchase money Is
paid and q conveyance ordered by the court.
EATON NANCE. Commissioner
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GoDDIS APPER.
soy, Acctioneers, &c. de II
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, ON

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, ON
i YORK RIVER RAILROAD. IN NEW KENT
COUNTY. In pursuance of deed from the heirs
Of Prosser Higgins, deceased, to me as trustee,
duly recorded In the clerks ohice or New Kent
County Court. and for the purposes therein named,
will sell at pnblic auction, on the promises, on
FRIDAY the 18th day OF DECEMBER. 1889 At u
o. clock M. the TRACT OF LAND Of which Prosser
Higgins died seized and possessed, lying In New
Kent county, on the York River railroad, within
half mile OF summit station. and consaining py
a recent survey ONE HUNDRED AND sEVEN
ACRES.
This property is extremely valuable on account
OF the excellent wood and timber with which u
abounds, having only about ten acres OF cleared
land upon the whole tract and viii be sold WITH
out reserve to the highest bidder.
TERMS: One third cash, balance mt six and
twelve months, with interest added, and secured
| by a deed OF trust.
property by Mrs. Mary higgins, living on the land,
| and may get further information by applying 70
| LIrTLET0N R0YSTRR, Esq., deputy sheriff OF
| New Kent, or to myself In Richmond:
| de I2-tds A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
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By Grubbs q williams, Auctioneers,
northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
THE VERY VALUABLE FARM. O

THE VERY VALUABLE FARM, OF
4 ABOUT $50 ACRES, CALLED RAVRNSwOOD,
ON THE MISUNDERSTANDING ABOUT
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUC-
B Fry, deceased, we will sell at auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 2sth OF December, at 10
o. o'clock NJ, the very valuable FARM situated as
above described containing about $50 acres OF very
productive land. About one. half Is productive
high land; the balance, Chiekahominy low
ample supply Of fuel. These low grounds are
rich, and nave been well set In grass and may be
made very productive In grass or grain crops
when properly drained. The improvements are
dwelling, with rooms, and kitchen, large barn,
stable, &C. The situation Is elevated and beauti-
full, and it's nearness to Richmond by the Mechau-
icsville turnpike. now the best road leading into
the city. makes Ii very desirable both for cutiva.
tion and for residence.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance at l, 2,
and years for negotiable notes, interest added,
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
dels Auctioneers.
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MARRIED.

On the 18Th December, at Sycamore church, by
the Rev DR. Hopson Mr.. WILLIAM A. SOUTH
ALL and Miss MAMIE Z. TRUEEEARr; both oil
the city of Richmond.
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BY J. II. Digges, Auetloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
l. deed OF trust executed 10 me by William Hotts
Hastings Court for the city Of Rchmo md 10 secure
the payment Of certain negotiable promissory
national Bank OF Richmond, due eight months N.
ter date, for Ss?s, will proceed on sATU kDxYihs
sth day OF January, 1897 on the premises, at 4
said deed. Consisting OF BRICK HOUSE add LOT
Of GROUND situated on the south side Of Clay
street, in the city Of Richmond, between Second
and Third streets. fronting thirty feet en- Clay
street and running back eighty one feet
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 so much as shall DC
necessary to pay the said note and the expenses at
tending the execution Of this trust deed and upon
such terms as 10 the residue as will be made known
On the day Of sale.
J. III. DfGsRs. Auctioneer. de Folds
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RE- SPECIAL NOTICE.-Just received and for
sale, twenty five cases BOORAEUR PATENT EGG
NOGG [ds 2i-2tl CHRISTIAN, LEA & co.
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SHIPPING.


TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BOSTON .-POWHATAN % M, :.
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-SEMI- go
WEEKLY tNE.-Leaves Richmond sZL9sH11S.
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. Leaves Bal
timoTe every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAvERs, will leave here at o'clock A.
N. WEDNESDAY.
Freight received MONDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, IS.
For freight or passage appIyto -,
d. & w. CURRIB,
Office at Charles T. Workman 4 Co.'s,
de es-lt Fifteenth street.
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DOR RENT, with BOARD in pri-.
Il vate family, scomfonahly FuRSlSHEp hOoM
on the FIRST door, suitable for two gentleman OF
gentleman and wife. Reference given ana To-
qairsd. Address box sn. 0s N-si'
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AUCTION BAKfB-yt)TtJRkBA BAY.
II, By oruSbs 3 wfiiams, AnstionsG3
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

q -
TRUSTEES SALE OF REA L
i ESTATE IN TINE CITY OF RICHn0gD.-By
virtuo 81 deed Of trust sxecatsd BY John Derrias
ger TO the subscriber IS trustee dated 18th Of yoly,
lscs, and recorded In Richmond Hustin6s Coun q.
dee, being thereto required, will sell 81 public
sns'io5' 1pon the Prsmse on Dsss ZEN e,
tho next fair day thereafter, at the sane hcnI
Tie property conveyed BY said deed, being SLOT
OF GROUND In the city Of Riehmonl, on sh1 west
aide 81 Eighth street. beginning 10 feet beyond
more or less, and running back go 10 Seventh
feet. - " d
Upon the said lot there 10 large dwelling,
brewery, and other improvements, an examination
chase, - S 'f'
TEAMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses OF
sale and note for - iao due Jay IS, viii tbs
.nIsIes, Que thereon; aud the remainder upon
term, term OF payment which will 30 made Known 1t
me Time OF sale. r. w. 6RDBBS, Trustee.
oRcBBs WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
pOsTP0NEAENT.-B by consent OF the parties
rugIrrss,sa, the shove sale Is postponed until
TUESDAY nth December, at n O'clock r. ~, II
the same hour. w Gpiij{r,s Trnsses
GRrsBs WTLLIAMs, AuctionaeYs de r.
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OK VIRGINIA CENTRAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ application will be made FOR the renewal OF a
CERTIFICATE of stock of the Richmond and
Liverpool Packet Company standing on the 69ok'
OF the company In the name Of ii. l.. GALLAllER.
9i-Won
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Anctionees.
gorthwas corner Main and Eleventh streets.
P. w. GRUBBs, ! Trus,ss,
FREDERICK BRAUER, u'se0

GRUBBs & WILLIANs, Auctioneefs.
POSTPONED. -The above sale is postponed TO
FRIDAY 26th December, at u o'clock +. N
p w. GRUBBS, (Trust,es
de IS FREDERICK BRAUER,
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1t of it's most distinctive characteristic, and ono
Whlci, 1t had borne longer than that Of any other
Church not having adopted it till five years after
tho Methodist Episcopal Church had; and he also
urged that mono OF the memorials to the Confer
name.
BY another member it was argued that the pre-
sent name OF tho church had originally conveyed
master and servant. aud that if tho views OF the
church upon that point aro tho samo now as they
always had bsen, s, tho word "scuth' ought to be
Church" 1lone, he objected to az being the same
as that adopted by the Northern Church One
member ,st vehement'y denounced the "NIetho-
False in "rammar and fslse in fact" "superla-
lively and absnrdly arrogant" t'not decent" ETC.
ana ho stiEmatized the action OF those who had
supported it in similar strain, tho most modest
of the epithets he applied to it, being "a concen
tration Of halluciuation." subsequently, he ex.
planned that he did not intend any of his remarks
10 apply TO nhlVldnais, but that generally he
meant all that he had said and would in future
intensity thom.
A moion was here made to insert Episcopal"
before Methodist" in the title.
member contended that one reason at tho
onck of tho desire OF some for tho retention of
the word South" was political ono; and this ho
,,hoheht, was tho best reason that could be given
Tor cXpunging it. H.
resolution was offered requesting the board OF
bishops to select name for tho church, submit it
e INC annual conterences and, ON its being adopt
ed In them by q three fuurths vote, submit it to
the general conference for adoption. 1t was de-
ciared out Of order.
motion was made and carried to reconsider
had been adopted.
Then it was moved to substitute for it "Episco-
pal Methodist Church."
Another motion was made to make il stMetho-
dist Episcopal Church."
Each of these motions was lost on being put.
Then it was moved to adopt the report ss a
whole, with the name "The Methodist Church, I"
naI 1an
was carried by SO to S8.
-, This gave tho motion vote of more than two
thirds OF the members present; but tho President
remarked that absent members might come in
this morning and vote, and that q question might
arise as to whether it required thirds of those
voting, or two-thirds OF the whole number of
members or the Conference to carry the notion
at half-past 10 o'clock tho Conference adjourn
ed, to meet this morning at nine o'clock.
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OUR exchanges from tho NORTH, hy mel, arc tt
the 30th. Tho only news OF Importance is from
Europe, by the arrival Of the Herman, which sr
rived OH Sunday morning.
Great Britain.
The Tarifn arrived OH Sunday, April 15 The
Hemisphere, from New York, arrived at Liverpool
April is. The Norfolk, from Australia, has ar
rived, with f75000.
The preparations on board the Great .stern
for receiving the new Atlantic cable have been
completed, and tho slowing away OF the cable in
the tanks commenced on Saturday. At tho end
Of June or the beginning or July the Great East
ern will commence laying the cable.
The fleet on the coast Of North America con-
power equal to $3.50 horses, 443 guns, so, ,269
tone, and manned by 528S officers and men. The
feet will shortly be reinforced by the Jason, IT
guns, I'LL tons, and 275 meu; and tho Barracoute,
guns, 800 horse power, 1858 tons, and ITS men.
The Times Of Monday, April 16, in a leader,
says: "The debate on the Franchise bill advances
with the certainty of natural law and refuses to
improve on the measure and its parentage. 1t is
franchise bill, and tho one topic that cannot,
with any effort, lie impaired into the discussion is
Parliamentary Reform.' Every attempt to hedizen
the sorry stock with fruits and flo ers not it's own
fails the instant that it's hand il withdrawn This
ia a franchise bill, and nothing more. The more
it IL discussed, even by it's best friends tho more
it loses of that body, and solidity, and consistency
It might at first have credit for. Mr.. Gladstone
has intimated several times, and now tinay ad-
mitted that the bill is founded on universal dis
trust, not unmixed with dislike, of all classes above
the most as nature made them; though why he
has sought for tho purest types of humanity in
arsane to the absolute exclusion Of village labor
ers, We know not"
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OBITUARY.

DIED. In Pinopols. at the residence Of hrs DuBoaE
on the 27th OF April. ANNA UAROLIRh, younRess
daughter OF DANIEL and SARAH LKsEsNE in the 18th
Deep are the mysteries Of eodl In the abort space
privod, BY tender and mercIfa Father. Of two OF the
brig test lights that adorned their home Full Of the
tendere.t sen.isilies eanchsd from the cradle her
constant nIriration Lord - hat wilt Thou have me
to dor" The sudden death of brother who WAS wor.
thy Of asters tsnderest love- and for whose safety
ahe had watched and prayed during the anxious years
in which tho land convulsed with war caused Ihs
fair young flower 70 droop. to lsnsush aud to die.
was no certain danger she had her perfect
resignation to the will Of aod and declared that s
had no fear OF death. Her ntrcful Saviour was with
her as she paused through tho dark Valley and LIE up
her sweet face with tho gores He then revealed to her
Alone. unto our Fathers will.
... One thought hath reconoiled-
That BE. whose love eIceedeth ourp,
Has taken homo His child.
And les her hepceforth bo
messenger Of love between
Our human hearts and Thee.
And grant that ehe. who, trembling here,
Dtstrusted all her powers.
May welcome to her hol!er homo
The well beloved OF ours.
"Bleised are the dead ,oho die Is, Tie Lord"
DIED, at Timmonsville, 8, q. April 9th. 1885, Mr..
ELIZABETH McCULLARs TIMM Ns. wife Of Rev.
The subjunsd represents her character truly
Ever faithful. true and kind,
Loving with constant mind.
In the wa OF truth she trod
Jealous for the cause Of God;
hfter holiness ahe sought
Bl ssinYs Oft rom HeRv'n she b;ought:
Bvry day that passed sway
Told how we'll she los'd 10 pray.
Heay'nly minded-f lid with love,
Meek and gentle q dove.
Calmly did she bear her croBs
Counting earthly gain but los;
Upe ards, onwards. soaing hgh;
Learning how to live and die
Learning wisdom ev'ry day.
Az the moments passe away.
Ripe at length for Heavily bliss
She went up where Jesns H.
'-. There TO be q Saint OF BIS.
Immortality ia hersi
May We not, then, dry our tesrs7
Meekly yie to or DIS behestf
Own, that all Ia for the best7
Meier give mp the h"pe, 20 sweet,
Soon with her in Heay'n TO meetf j. O,