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Musical aud Theatrical Notes.

IucUEfHcUI
Manager Tayleure has returned from hts ramhles
abroad, whittier he was recently despatched I'm hot
haste to hunt up and engage musical aud dramatic
talent OF various kinds and gcnders for the Grand
Opera House Of Fisk, Jr. lie actually did succeed In
capturing with his golden bait several choice NOR
sells ~ stamped ~ genuine talcnt;r but who they
are or OF what cabre these said "choice morsels"
may be, Mr. Tayieure win not at present divulge for
fear that rival managers might take the wind out Of
his sails By getting the start Of him. inasmuch as his
foreign consIgnments viii not reach our friendly
and hospitable shores until toward the latter part OF
next fall.
Yet this much, however. we have been able to
learn relating to tho foreign mission OF this we'll
known metropolitan amusement caterer He has
engaged full Italian opera company, from tho
prtsna donno-probahly Chrisuua Nilaaou- down to
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Look Ous for the Evening Telesran
THURSDAY.
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To THE WoRxIxo CLAss.-I am nov
|prepsred,to furnish al classes with cuns'sn'
emp."y meDt AZ their homes. The whole Of
the time. or Tor The spare moments. Bu-i.
mesa new. light and profitable. FIity cent.
to IS pee evening, il easily earned BY per.
sons OF either eek. and the b"vs and giris
caro- nearly ma much a. men. Gres' induce
ments are of. red those Who Will devo'.
their whole tine to the business; and, ths'
every person who sees this notice, may
nd me their oddress and test she business
for the msslves, ] make the following u"
psrslIeisd off,: t. all who are no, well %
i.fied with The business. will send 81 u
psy for The trouble vi wiring M. Full
.psrtic ulars. directions. &c. sent Tree. Sam
Vie sent by msiI Tor 10 cents
Address E G. ALLEN. Augusta Msine.
March l9-3ms. G p. K
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Fous, The following letter was p cked
no in the streets OF Ireland. this county. .
few DAYS ago. l. IL ssid BY an expert 10
nave ,h- ring Of the genuine metal: "Oh
El,ev will ri 10 amer vure Deer ,s,ter.-
O how nv ,hroben hsr Dns elk I" Imhrase
YOU ouse more, 0 YOU Dnlen Rosy Bud
wont you marry me, hear The EXC s"cer
will. Don't IL, that ugly thing take you
Buggy R'dsn ngin 0 how ] Felt the 'us'
time we ,u,ched our lips tugeiher. . no"
nv hole did quiver but ! mnst stop or viii
90 crssv. o how We will d.vid- the sorro'
and ipys and comforts o: life ANGER rite o.
from your Cory"
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GA large number Of the citizens o.
Ps,oks To-. psssed through our town or
Sunday last on their way TO attend the 'ri''
Of Pirle Of Dover Hill. II 10 an Outrage 70
have q law which will drsg . large number
Of people from one county 10 another %
witnesses, withou, making any provision fo'
ssyinQ them. or bearing their expensea I
should be smended.
P. S.-Msrsnda Pistle was sentenced =
the Penusntsvy for two years. for the mu'
der OF the Snowman.
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PrRRY C.vHrY.-In Perry County the
Democrats sustain the course Of their eth
Glen. Representative in The Legislature
Hon. John C Shoemaker. in resigning his
seat to proven, neg.o suffrage being fastened
upon the country. end we have no doub, be
will bs returned by a largely increased ma
.fo,i,y. % he should be. The Radicals have
nominated in opposition to him Dr.. Msgnus
Brucker, aud have instructed him. IL elected,
10 vote against the ratification Of the 18Th
Anendmen, to the Constitution. saying 10
their resolutions that the Republican psr,y
Of Perry county 10 opposed 10 negro suf
frsge.
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0yAn enthusiastic meeting vas he'd on
les. Monday, st Dover Hill 10 Martin Coun'
", Of citizens opposed 10 negro suffrsge.-
Ths people were eloquen,Iy addressed BY
Hons. Thos. z. Cobb. W. H. Montgomery
!. and Leroy Cave. The course Of our Sens
TOR end Representative 10 resigning was fol
y sustained. end they were nominated fo'
70 election, with directions 10 resign sgair
n the ssms state Of sdsrs 10 pushed OF
them BY the RAIDS.
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Tuesday, tho 1wenty.third.

A. The Indie nspolis Sen'ine; ssys, every
voter opposed 10 the Constitutional Suffrage
Amendment living in the counties in which
specisl elections IRE 10 be held 10 fill legis.
Istive vacancies, occasioned by the resg-
nation OF the Democratic members TO de-
lee, the neg'O suffrage proposition. must
not iorges tina, the election tukes plore On
Tuesday the 23ed Of March. Every Dem
Oossiic voter should be Of the polls TO III
durss The action Of The Democratic mem
bers, and IN every county, whether the X o.
iesis make On opan contest or not, iui
vo,o spsinst the ams ndment should be CIV
On. Care should be taken tbet there is ~
ioformsli,y in the election. 40 - to GIVE
tho r sdicai mnj,ri'y in The Legislature op
so,,uni,v 10 refuse the certificates or ere
den,is.s Of any Of the returned members
In the counti.s where elections are NO
held cone mode should be devised TO give
an expression Of public sentiment upon 'h'
negro sotirg proposition Tor the benefit o
The sitting members. Remember 'hs
abe special elee,ions come of on Tues
DAT, MARCH 90 Let every Democratic snt
conservative Rapub;icsn voter be al thu
polls on tina, dsy.
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Acrs PASSED. The isst Legislature o.
Indisna vas in session sixty one dsys, an q
IVES composed Of 100 members 10 the
House, end so 10 Senate. until four dav.
previous to adjournment. They enacted 81
laws. being sbou, one new Act for ever,
two days, or one for ever6ve members dur
ine the session. Moss Of these are loco
se.s, Of no general bearing. Bully for 'h'
legislature.
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RrnAaxAsLE HEn.-Our neighbo'. M

RruAaxAYLE EEH.-OUr neighbo'. Nh
HoiIer owns . Shsngfe hen. which Ger
t,jnlv Is Of . remarkable race. We have on
our table three eggs Of her laying, which
weigh together 10 ounces. and she l'ys one
Of these ben.ss,onishers regularly every
other Suodsy -,hs rest Ct The time her eggs
being only Of ordinary size. Laying such
large epes, how long will she lake 10 u,
herself awsyl
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Ma, Meeting.


The meeting on the 18th inst, was.
tor the day, well attended. II was
called TO order by Q. Dosne. Chair
man Of tho Central Committee, who
stated the object OF the meeting.
On motion John G. Schafer vac
chosen Chairman. and Aug. Litschgi
Secretary. Mr.. Schafer on taking the
Chair made a lew well timed remarks.
On motion u Committee OF one for
each Township was appointed by the
Chair to draft Resolutions, Ms follows:
Columbia Tp'-A. j. Gossman;
Harbison-Joln Milhurn; Bainbridge
&C. Doanc; uall-Jos. S'rigel; Pat
loka-S. Williams.
The Committee retired ard while
they were absent, Hon. Leroy Cave
addressed the people, giving history
ot tine causes OF his resignation, and
the action Of the Radical majority in
the Legislature.
Upon the conclusion OF Mr.. Caves
remarks, the Committee on Resolu-
tons reported no ioiluws.
Resolved, That the course pursued by the
i Democratic Senators and Representatives
in resiering their sests in the legisla'ur'
lin order TO pr, vent The ratification Of the
fifteenth institutional amendment until the
people shsll have an opportunity OF passing
Judgment upon il through the ballot-box,
meets with our unqua D'ied erprobs,ion.
Resolved. Ths, the s'lemp. Of the Rsdi.
cal Republican members Of the legislature
10 force mongrel suffrage upon the people
Of the STATE Of Indiana contrary 10 their
wishes, as . means 10 perpeiuate their pow.
er. 10 conlrnry TO The spirit OF our insIitu.
|ions and in direct violation Of The prinei.
pies upon which our government is formed.
Resolved. thst We call upon oil; voters
opposed to suffrage. without dis'inc.
ton Of party, TO old and assist us in defeat
ing the proposed 10 h constitutional smeId
men,. by re elec,ing VIM. II Montgomery
Senator end Leroy Cave representative
10 the legislature.
Resolved, That we hereby instinct them.
in case the npgro.lo vers should eodeavor to
force the ratification OF The 18Th Amend
nj 10 the Constitution through the mex,
session. without FIRST submitting il to . fair
vote Of the people, TO resign again. or ADOPT
any other measures which may be deemed
best. 10 prevent the contamination Of this
outrage upon the people.
Resolved, that in the action Of Governo.
Baker in calling ,his special election on the
23fd instant, ins,esd Of putting fine day
upon that OF the regular April election. we
recognize a "corrupt and indecent" dispo.
siion 10 saddle upon the people d Demo.
cratic counties . large additional exps"s,
which he could resdiy end without de-.
riment 10 the public service have avoided.
The resolutions, sner . shor speech by
IC. Dosne upon the dangerous principles IN
vcIvsd 10 IN. 18Th A mendtnen', were unsn'
imously adopted.
A mo,ibn was adopted that the proceed
,lioQs Of this meeting be published 10 th'
Jseper Courier, New AIbsny Ledger, an
Hun,irgburg Signal.
II The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN C. SCHAFER. Chairman.
AUGUST LiTscHl. Secretary.
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NJ We ere informed. by those who have
examined into The matter. that there will
be no Pesches in this section the presen'
seo.on, the cold weather during the frat Of
he week having irczsn the buds.-Phnce'
tou Democrat.
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HENRY A. HOLTH nus,
Clerk Of Dnbuis County.
G. DoANE. Attorney for PIsin:lf.
Much 10. lS69-3ws.

NOTICE. TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE Of Indlsns, Dubois County Court Of
Common Piece.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Polly
~ Shoulders, Administrsisix Of the E.
,ste Of Thomss Shoulders, deceased. hos
fled her petition 10 sell the Real Es'a'e OIL
tho decpdsn,. HE personal being insufficient
10 pay his sebts; and that said petition vii
be head At the next term OF the Court Of
Common PIens OF said county.
A,,est HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk
| G C p. Dubois County.
B. Bue"rer. Attorney Tor Petitioner.
M ,rrh 10 1669-3~s
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Orr yoR rgE SoUTH.-.-Mr. John Buch
ar,s two brosdhorns loaded with mountain
sprouts, left our landing Tor the Son'h on
las, Sunday evening. They were drawing
four feet wster.s Il wss considered doubt
ful BY some whether they would get clear
out Of Pstoks this rise. Mike Tennis va
IN command, with Piess. Ksllsms % pilot
for Pstvka.
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AN lNDEPEN DENT NEWSPAPER.
Published every day Of the year. win 'h'
Largest circulation in The Mississippi
Valley.
Spares no pains TO procure the Lstes' News
from siI parts Of the wei ld; has special cor
respondents Of points OF the greatest inter
es,: spe nds three thousand dclls,s PER mon'h
in ,eiepraphine, ssks no isvors. end 'r'-.
slwsyt 10 tell the truth Of public men snd
afIsirs, help Or hus, HON !, may.
TERMS.
DALY-Bv The wear. sl4 90
~ tho Month. / 80
Week 10y C.Uier) 81
SuspAys OMITTED.
OAILY- By The year Sl2 UD
By the Mumh 90
Week 10y Cstries) %
WEEKLY Single copirs e. w
Ten do. each, b5
Twenty. each "
ApvERrisEMssrs.
Displays one square, righ' lines. 81 90.
Busints "a Notices. per line, 20 cents: Wants,
w GEMS per tIsu' WoSo-s X'V'VUru ny
c,.l-. 81 so per sqnsr. Column. first prgs,
$50 co. .,eh'h rrga' $4V.0O Cute, eighth
wye cuIy. $500 pr square. Exrs DE
play, eighth p r- only. 81 90 per square.
U- Az psid matter published ~ advcr.
lisemen,s.
People who Farm. or have House. OF
choice, Stock, or Mineral Land. or Mil. ~
Water Power. Timber or F'nit tor sale
have the advantage Of Offering il in srien
did market when advertising in the C'k
MERc:Ai. A dollar will pay Tor ten lines ~
The Wan" department 81 the C,MMsK
ciAL, and the want" will be placed before
The eyes OF readers throughout hall a d. Ger
States, in the three hundred towns and vii
,ngrs ia which the Z HMERp,IL circulate,
by daily regular agents.
NJ HALSTEAD T. co Prorrie'ors.
~ Office, Pouer's Building, Fourth snd
Race streets Cincinnati.
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DIED.,

On Tuesday, March 18th, 1859, Mf'.
MARY EcxERr, eyed So years.
The deceased WIS the mother Of our
worthy fellow ci,isen. Mr.. + 4. Ecsrr..
and resided with him. She came 10 ms
county 20 years ago, and her fscs ives 10
milis, 10 sll OF our ci,ixens. She VS.
kind end ewing mother. en- induleer' gra"c
mother, End he, g,es, gssnd.child call
ner bl-ssed. She hss gone TO the haven
pre- pared for those who do their duly 10 i"s
lNe
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Flas.-The school house o. District NO
Tin Ps,oks Tp., this county, wss burned
down week before .ss,.i The loss . p'oos'
biz 5000 No Insurance. Ttis 70 the sec
ond school house burned in that townsh'p
within . yer. lis supposed 70 hsss ssugh'
froa . detective 0se,
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COURT NOTICE.

State Of Indisns. Dubois County. e.:
In the Common Pleas Court OF Dubois
County, in the STATE .Ot indiana. Ms'
TEN. A. d. 1869.
John D. Lavender, Pet. for Divorce
M.r,h. A Calender.
DE 1T KNOWN, That on this 10 b day
ID Of Msrch in the year 1869. The above
"amsd plaintiff, bv his Attorney. flied H.
th. Office OF the Clerk Il the C"mmo"
Plea. Cour', his complsint against ss'd De
ltendants, in the shove Untitled cause, 10.
neither with on sfidsvt # competent
person, that said DESCENDANT Maria A. Ca
yender 10 not . resident Of tho STATE Of H.
disna.
| Said defendant 10 therefore. hereby no
tilted u the pendency u said complain
sr.ins, her sud that unIess she sppss'i
and snswer OF demur thereto. al the csIIin!
81 ssid cause on The second day oi the mex
4 FERN Of said Court. 10 bsgun and held
The Court House in jasper. on the 1t Mao
day in My. n.x', sid complaint. end th'
matters ard things therein CONTAINED AM
alleged. will be heard sad determined il
her absence.
u HENRY A. HOLTH AUS.
Clerk Of Dnbuis County.
Il C. DoASs. Attorney for PIsinaf.
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NOTICE TO HEi"S or PETITION 10
SELL REAL ESTATE.

Safe OF Inisns. Dubois County, Court Of
Common Pless.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Daniel
IN Ris,ry, administrator Of John NtIry
has flied his petition 10 cell the
Real T. tate u tho deceden'. his personal
oeivR ,nrufficien, 10 psy HE debts; and that
: IA os,itjon will be hesst q tho next term
81 the Court Of Common Pless Of ssid
C,un,y. o,rrrs
CLERK, q. G. p. Dubois County.
JoHr g. ScHAYEa, Any LOT Petitioner.
Nsrch 10, 'e0-3t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given hist the under
~ siRncd hiss been appointed sdm'nis,ss
uix, OF the es,sts John Hagen. late VI w
bois county, deceased. said estate 70 ps'
|osbly iosoIvent.
ELIZA HAGEN. ADMIR-.
O. Dosas, Any. March w. 'oS-e
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would like to make another search. I'll ask

would like to make another search. I'll ask
father.
Jonas Blenchford felt very sore over the
disgrace of his favorite, and especially since
his daue hter had returned, and spoken in
the warmest terms of her treatment during
the ride. He was, therefore, very willing
to do anything to clear up the matter. He
readily consented TO make another search
for the missing money, though he was well
satisfied that it would be fruitless.
And indeed it came very near being so.
Fer full two hours they looked, pulling
drawers, turning and unfolding papers, till
every one but James was satisfied that 1t
was not there He, knowing or fully be-
lieving that Normandy told the truth, did
not give up, and at last brought the pack
age 10 light, from an obscure corner where
it might have been overlooked score of
times.
With cry of joy James took the pack
age and counted out the money, al in bills
of large denomination.
1T S all right, boys p be shouted Nor
mandy is innocent.
Then all vas confusion. james ran home
and told Grace, and they rejoiced together
While their father went in person ard pro
cured the release of Normandy, telling
| the strange story as he went. 1t was the
happiest moment of his life when Norman
dy .ook his place in the bsnk again.
James prafted by his bitter experience.
He never again sueTyed from the right, and
is now living, respected citizen of his ma
tive place. Grace has never forgotten hel
extraordinary sleigh ride, and never will, ,foI
her rame is now Grace Normandy, and she
loves her plain, noble hearted husband, with
] true Affection.
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sslstt 9ortru.
THE BRIDAL.

laugh was heard, not joyous note,
..oBr friend to the bridal we hurried;
xot,rit discharged his farewell shot,
A, the bachelor went to be married.
We married him quickly to save his fright,
our heads from the sad sight turning;
And sighed, a. We stood in the lamps dim light,
To tbiuk that he was not more discerning.
To think that bachelor free and bright,
And shy Of the sex We found him,
should there at the altar, at dead OF night,
Be caught IN the snare that bound him
F., and short we're the words we said,
though of wine and cake pnrtaking,
We escorted him home from the scene of dread
While hi. knees were awfaly shaking.
Slowly and sadly VIC marched him down
From the first TO the lowermost story;
And we never have heard or seen the poor mar
Whom we left alone in his glory.
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Wearing Mourning.

We long for the day when this custom
shall be absolete. 1t is unbacoming the tru-
ly afflicted one. The wearer says by the
black garments: II have lost dear friend.
| am in deep sorrow" But true grief does
not wish to parade itself before the eye oi
the stranger; much less does it assert Its
extent. The stricken one naturally goes a.
part from the world to pour out its tears.
Real affection seeks privacy. 1t is no re-
spect to the departed friend to say we are in
sorrow. IF we have real grief, it will be dis
covered When God has entered house
is time for religious meditation and com
munion with God on the part of the surVi-
vors. How sadly out of place, then. are the
milliner and Gressmaker, the trying on OF
dresses and the trimming of bonnets. There
is something profane in exciting the vanity
of young girl by fitting waist or trying
on hat, when the corpse of a father is ly-
ing in an adjoining room. 1t is sacrilege
to drag the widow forth from her grief to
be fitted for gown, or to select veil. Ii
is often terribly oppressive to the poor. The
widow, left desolste, with half dozen lit
tie children, the family means already re,
duced by the long sickness Of the father,
must draw on her scanty purse to pay for a
new wardrobe for herself and children,
throwing away the goodly stock of garments
already prepared, when she most likely
knows not where to get bread for those
little ones Truly may fashion be called 6
tyrant, when it robs a widow of her las
dollar. Surely your sorrow will not bs
questioned, even if you should not call il
the milliner to help you display it. Do mo-
in your afliction, help to uphold a custom
which will turn the affiiction of Jour poorel
neighbor to.deeper poverty, as veil as sor
row.-The Central Baptist.
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n Z n tai TNERSHIP.

ID X. A NJ HILLS desires to inform his p.tisn ~
and the public generally, tn lat be has assooistsd
with him IN tue practice Of Dentistry, s. P SHAW.
y d who is graduate OF the PhfladelnhI.
Dental college and therefore has the highes
attestations of his Professional skill
All work done in the Office 7 will ho,a 1919
personally responsible for being done In tn. m est
satisfactory manner and highest order of the pro
fession. Va ~ Pi'-
An established practice Of TWENTY-FIVE
confidence. win
engagements from distance should be made
py ietter lew days before the patient dssisH
sVHihg' lCiesrfsid, June 3, Is1e-4y.
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Somebody's Darling"

In the still solemn hours OF the departed
night, wall of anguish fioated up from a
grief stricken mothcr-a sroan of agony es-
caped the lips of suffering father. A lit
tie wee form in It's crib broathed slower and
slower, little heart huttered fainter and
fainter, little pale cheeks grew colder and
colder, little white fingers clasped tighter,
and through the doorway entered the white
winged angel and tenderly clasped to her
bosom and bore away to the eternal throne
the spirit past suffering, Darling is dead
No more viii her little glad voice ring out to
tease and vex you. Never again will you
listen to the patter of the chubby feet. In
its narrow home hes, this morning, the form
that every night knelt down with upturned
angel face and clasped hands to repeat the
little prayer:
Now lay me down to sleep,
pray the Lord my soul to keepl"
Somebody darling is dead. If you and
[ are not grieving, only next door may the
solemn Grape tell the passer that death is
there. Every day some little spirit scars
away to the right hand of him who loves
them best Of all. Some little form-some
little miniature Of us grown old-is every
day tenderly placed in its hower-decked cof
fin. Children of the rich, children of tht
poor-all are one with death, and poverty
does not scar the heart so that grief canno
| creep in.
All were children once-all have felt child
hoods qriefs, wept childhood $ tears, shared
childhoods happy joys. The old man o
to. day, almost child again in his thoughts
and deeds, once was a merry laughing boy
all days to him were days of sunshine, anC
he sighed when he thought of the many
many years ere time would make of him {
man. He has felt the greater griefs of boy
hood, the rude shocks OF manhood the goot
and the evil in men and the world, and h
looks back to the days of youth to think tina
time has SO soon made him old. Somebody
darling always is dead-alRays can we Sc
the weeds of widowhood, the sad faces c
orphans, hear sobs of grief and feel th
bitter tears of anguish. To-day the crap
is on yon door-to- morrow it may give it
bitter sign from yours. Life-death-etel
nifty! And yet how seldom do we think t
drop kind words, TO be child again in ger
erous deeds to fellow men.
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Mr.. Row Please insert the followip
1es in the columns of the JOURNAL, a
ley are the heart tokens of a real bereave
ent. HATTIE.
We have parted from each other,
And my heart is sad and lone,
For loved you deeply, truly,
In the days that now have flown.
We have parted from each other
When the storm was thick and dark,
We parted, Oh too coldly,
Yet tits hard TO give you up.
Like the strong and constant ivy
Clings my lonely heart to you,
Oh, I'll never fnd another
Who will IN ore constant prove.
All! thi, world is full OF sorrow,
1 have drained its bitter cup,
Bu. above there is another,
There alone L put my trust
When your pleasant smile was on me,
All that's hard seemed easy. sweet;
Now that also is denied me,
What can cheer my weary steps?
When my saddened form is kneeling,
When my lips are moved in prayer,
/ will breathe of him who fondly,
Truly loved this heart now drear.
Shall L let no one deprive you
Of your place within my heart,
Keep it for you, sacred, holy,
Till we meet again above?
There no cruel hand can sever,
There no storms can come TO mar;
oh fhat ua ma rnaot in, Haayau
This shall be my daily prayer.