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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29

At her residence In T nsas Parish, la, on
The 9Th inst, alter a painful Illness, Mrs
LOUt,A BRCK. wife Of w. A. Beck, E,g.
aged about 30 years.
Thus one by one the family ties are brok.
en-, and We pas, f,om earth forever. Fare.
well Dear Aunt, though thou art dead, ihy
memory Will i've 10 emulate thy many viz
tues. a loving wife, a devoted mother bHs
passed away, but We arr cOnsuled when We
know our loss Is hHr ghin, and hgT spttit has
Joined his Angels IN that bright word he
y0nd ia skies. 80
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29

Total .3l,00O,UUO
That is say, 50 lar as regards gem
eral geographical conditions, cX-
posture to tho sun, length of sea-
sous, etc, cotton cen BIO grown in
greater oil less quantities, with 10
larger exceptions for local incOm-
patibilities than obtain with res
pect to other plants, upon consid-
erably over half OF the total body
Of the lands. il is grown already
more or less for local use, domestic
consumplion, or export, according
TO the cirsirCumstanGes, upon or
within the limits of over half the
lands of the world. From these
widely diflused sources OF supply
Is drawn that enormous annual
stock of cotton that furnishes their
entire clothing toG0O, 100000 Of the
human family, an important part
thereof to 400,O06OO0 more, as well
rs an immense amount for house
hold aud mechanical use IN all parts
OF the world.
The ~exporlable surplus Of the
cotton crop is likely to realize q
higher value, in gold, than on any
former year IN our history. Tax
ing, for the sake of estimate, the
moderate expectation Of Il total
crop OF 100000 bales, and sup
posing that, Of this amount, We cX-
port within the cotton year, l,jOO,-
900 bales, the remainder being re-
tanned for cUnsuup ion aud stock.
Upon anlicipatiOus Of this extent
of supply, Liverpool estimates gcu-
orally agree in fixing the average
price OF cotton At Id. to I'D, per
pound. This range OF prices would
rcaliza about >llj in COLL scr bale ;
which would give about $4,000
UJJ1n gold a'tAC yaIuy OF on CO.,
ton exports from ) pt. !, 1869, ia
Sept. |, 1870. Il The cotton crop
should exceed Ih Sc figures, the
prize might rule prUporiJnalg.y
lower; but as the quantity export.
cd would DO corrcspOndingiy in.
creased, the aggregate value would
be about the same as upon q CROP
Of 100000 bales. II IS not easy
TO over estimate the importance Q.
this enormous export in it, bear
ings upon tie foreign exchanges
For the fiscal year 1859, the VALUE
of cur cotton exports, according t
tho returns ofthG Bureau Of Stats
t%istic-, was SlG2,0O0,OUO in currcn
cy, and in 1868 only Slj2,OJU,OO0
II would thus appear tina. tic cot
ton exports are likely to reGliz
somewhere near Sj0,000.000 in golf
more than the average of the tw.
last years.
Cotton begins to move from th
South in a lively manner. On tn
3lst of December Savannah sent 0
three vessels, to Liverpool, lade
with the precious staple, the tots
CleTances on that day making SIC
bales, weighing 3,024,4S6 pound
and representing a value Of nearl
one million dollars.
We Learn from our exchange
that the agents Of the America
Cable company, now in EurOp
have obtained from the POrtuge'
Government the privilege of lane
ing and establishing a telegraph
cable on the Azore Islands. II
cable will be laid from New YoI
directly TO the Azores, and fro
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
OBITUARY..

Died January aath, 1870, J0sEPH LocKg.
aged % years.
The deceased had resided for many years
IN VickshuFg and was entitled 70 be ranked
among the old citig 'ns. he enjoyed q large
share u Inc esteem OF his many q lends, and
thev nnW uni Elm det l0ring the iOss0f good
citizen and q true fficnd. The HEARTFELT re-.
gfuts Of many will accompany him IN his
transit 70 the other and better world, and
his memo y wilt eve linger 10 their hearts
10 be tenderly cherished that Il may Re ever
fresh and booming lie the beautiful gar
dens OF paradise.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
4 HOME PICTURE.

Ben Fisher had flushed his harl iay's1
Wurs,
And lie atat his cottage door;
His good wife. Ia g, sat By his side.
Aud thr mpuulI.ht danced on d q Il Dor;
This moonlight danced on tho floors
Her beams were clear and bright
A. when he ami Kate. twelve years before
Talked u iove ! j her yellow light
Ben Fisher hal never a pipe ofcay'
And never a draw bRl he;
go h. loved at hOine with his wife - stay,
And they chattCd errilY.
Right merHly they ehatscd on, the while
tier babe slept on her b cas-,
White ChGruh rogue with q 70 yEmilc
oh his iather's knte found rest.
Ben told how fast his potatoes grew,
And the c0rn In tho low leld
Andthc wheat on the bills had grown To
seed,
And promised n glorious Yield;
A glorious yield ~ tls harvest time,
and tie orchard was doing iair.
HIS sheep aud his stock were In their prime,
And osperY ev,ry where.
Kate said Ter gar ., ooh,I beautiful,
Her cOwsand calves were lat.
That tee butter That morning fanny
churnGd
Wound bay him y sunday hat;
That Jenny for 'Pat' arew shlr had made,
And that too, by the rule:
That Ncddy the ear.uu coGld nicely spade,
ana Ann was ahead at scA"Ol
Du slowly passed hle toll haAd
Through his locks o gray ish brown
- TELL you. kate, what ! thing,' said he.
We 70 ;he hRppirst iOlss In tow ."
FL KNOW ssia kaie, "that we all work
hHrts
Work aud health &, together, I've found
For there's Mrs iR does not work at all,
And sne's sicG the VIII 10 yen round.
The, re worth their thousands, SO pcopl,
say,
Eu'InG'rr Nv t EN- happy sc
'IwouIS not be INC who wOuId take then
-Oll,
) And 1--we In q constant fret;
Myhumblc hCmc has q light within,
MfN Hairs gold cannot buy -
1 Xix healthy Culidruh, u mercy heart,
And a%hu,Danp's lyyG-llt eye"
| ianci Il . tear was In len, dark eye
The moon shuur brighter and c'cATCr,
| could not tell whN thr man should cry,
But he rev q n by Kate It'll bearer.
Ana he leaned hs .efd OF her shouldC
there,
And took her aant IN his
gus, t,hO Rh / ltu.u I'd atThc moon Ju.
tACU)
That he | ton her lip sAis..
a.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
lrog.GrOm Home, let my SQgi com-
name Wtth The tOred ones.

IrdyGrOm HomG, let mn sail c0m-
mURe rth The tOred ones.
Li'lg darling. nuru amt fair.
VITA smittug iiGt anu rdrlins hair,
wan chcr'y eyes o hri tht ami h'u.,
=" 0%licr'' thinking nnw al You"
IAt KING o. your prpttle sweet,
Thinking when Namui1 shlil meet
Her ttti rtnsUre-mothcr's joy.
der merry hearted little hoy.
who ll.p, my name from day to dav,
Anl tAlts d hsr who's "inr away"
" hos. y eCiuu, love dos NJ tmna share,
who bless > Mamma" q uAcI pra5 III.
To Gather, whoa o'errOine win > 'ecp,
WIN asks "the Lord his soul 10 keep,
And snOnld death c ire "btlurc.l wake
- no pra! tIc Lord his soul 70 take
Aud where's your "littlc sister dear"
Her name brings lJltl Hem tear;
Tbs tho pht %! nor sweet brnm!Ug lace,
MAX , C'cu moted ear this Lonely piace.
oh. how ! Ions, now OF | p'oy,
To II yc yol hr'c ~ : tbb tn lay.
That ou"ly hOur, whe, I'll serm, Urear,
lhcn, Oh, tow luch | wish you bciu.
\ ,ur merry ]jI,ouslu gliug .l,lcr,
In ~ I.tiuu NOW mucn / mis- hrr:
" III nor 'rge Cygs. 50 deep. 20 Viii.
IA o, ever uvnr tnc. "rlg., M cHilt."
Nv tlo dtrl ng, hIit in, and -.y.
Mntn, eli VIII come tn ia;
That Ig.H 1T home 81 n'Ucr stall sever.
ButjJ!ncd "Gcc none, be U~,ppt-'vcr.
Awhile yc! f, my lOnols cry.
ThciiHei -wtiJly passing Us,
hen MA" will clap 'uU I.ih once more,
s. 0it shC's done 10 tia ,uiyGie
Then biz D, You ia'llng', TAR away
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
PLOWs! PLOW5!!
Calhoun pl0ws, No. LIZ, I,
/ 1-2 and =.

E1VEEL Flows, manufactured iy the IN.
UG.lUl rIuw COMPANY, and D,up,e' TO
every variety o. soil. s.zes o AMI 'hel'
YEACFgHAIyt single nd Dor'lC Trucs
Horse art Aiula collars aHd ll.me DFiu.es..
cotton ami Mani Ia Ilow line, Axes
liu., We gJs. futs, gCOll Of sl K nd'
q uhhirE 10 iugrT Gomls, Nails. Cast
iuEs. HC. At VholcsaiCby
JtulliaW LEE RI IA DSON 20.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
THE WEEKLY HERALD
SATURDAY, JAN. %, 1870
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL REVIEW,
oFTIeE OF ms yleEasrRo HERa5R


OFFICE OF the yloEssURG HEhGLH,
Jan. -,
The business for the week has
been good. There Is no material
change TO be reported in the money
market. Cotton continues to come
in pretty regularly, but does not
yet show very decidedly tie infu-
cnce Of the improvement In prices.
The latest New Orleans quotations
are close IN the neighborhood of
DC, and will soon pass that figure.
We r sorry that we are unable,
at present, TO continue giving a
report of the shipments Of cotton
from this city, but circumstances
have occurred which debar US from
procuring these statistics. We
nope some of our merchants will so
far interest themselves in this mat
ter as 10 assist us in procuring the
necessary information. 1t is high
ly important that complete and He-
tailed statistics Of all The shipping
business done at this port, exports
and receipts, should be kept, and
not doing so speaks III for our cn-
;erprise and sagacity. Cannot this
fault DO remcdiGd?
To show the extent Of cotton
planting we extract the following:
COTTON SAMPLEs.-Thc National
Association of Cotton Manulac-
turers aud Planters have Gt their
rooms, No. ii PcmbertOn Square,
4 very remarkable collection OF cot
ton samples, one hundred and iilty-
four IN all, gathered from different
countries. These were procured
through the cXertions of B. f..
Nourse, Esq Chairman of Tie Sta
tistical Committee of the A,soci :
ton, while serving as Il Commits
sioner TO the Paris Exposition.
The collection is fuller aud richer
than any other in existence, not
excepting that In the possession of
the Manchester Cottou-Supply AS
ISOLATION of England.
Nothing We have ever Ncn has
given us a more distinct impress.
sion OF the wide distributions of
the cotton plant than these SAM
plies. They are themselves illus
trations of its capacity of produce
ton over Il range Of ~ deg. In lati-
tude from 40 deg. N. in Circa.sja,
Turkey, Greece and Italy, to &c deg.
in Southern Australia, and the
Argentine Confederation. AS re-
CARDS longitude, they appear ii
this collection rs grown from the
Sandwich and Society Islands west
through the Oriental Archipelago,
through Southern AsiN and tM-
rope, across Africa and both the
Americas, TO the shores of the
Eastern Oceau-in fine, under al.
most every meridian where land is
upliftCd from the sea.
lhctotal area Of the geographic
81 regions comprchcndcd Within
the limits above outlined is 3l,0O0,-
M guunrn milns
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
MARRIED.

At noiViem. Warren county. Mlia- Mons
day evluuH, JHHuay 4Ai 1874 atH nolne
Will MHlMAN % #lHe = HhhN-
Don RAWLINGS, by Rev, w. d. q. Lin-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
FiCKSBUR PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED DAILY ny
The Chamber OF Commerce.
TOg THE VILKsBUEG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In ill!ing small orders
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

Steam Saw Mill for Sale.
NNliE undersigned, Agents appointed by
the Oh River ami YazoO steam Saw
Mil COnpany,w ~ sth their MIL &C publlC
auction TO The highest bidder,
On Tuesday, March LIST, 1870,
a. Il O'Clock, In froat Of the court. house, In
the CITY OF Nicksburg. 1EkMs CASH.
Tue Nill is st uated on Old River at the
m0Gth OF the IazO0.s miles from Hlektburg.
The site Of the MIN Is u%nsurpased for pro.
curing and taking care Of timber. and Tor
doing u large lumber bpslnoss The build.
lng Is new and very strong, 90 by 10 feet
Engine 80 horse power, 90 Inch cylinder,
10 ZACH stroke. Oh 90 boilers ~ inch, 80 feef
long, two circular saws, n 90 inch, nc
other ~ inches, and muley end hath saw %
ma d ready to be pue up, all new. Every
thing about the Mil Is iirst class.
AZ the sam a. Q will B leased Acres
Of Land. On which the Mil 10 located, FOR Is
years da Ing from iat February, J1lbi the
rcut Of tho lands ei00 p Fannums rom DAY
Of sale. The land can be purchased lpr oluM
cash, For fur her lnioTmaiian eadreaa J.
4. nanm o. NlegsbarR, u , Il v, duck.
aorih e. R0lkvllla Smith county ~
Sale positive.
S.b. VWA N. gBHbcRwoRrn, Agents
! janio-@
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29

proceed, heIoro the mont. door Of tho court
house OF the county OF Washington, state
hours OF Il u and 5 ?. n. to sell nc public
Ygnduc to the highest bidder. for eash, the
property in said doed oil tru I particularly
described, to wit;
South y and south y Of north X Of section
%, township IS, range1 west; Lots I, ., u Z,
and south y 0fl0ts and 2 dissection 70, town.
ship Is, rnngeT west; Lott, sec. ~, township
Is, TangeI west containing 05 Acres more
or less, situated in Warrington county,
Mississippi 10 pay tho notes thereby So
cured. ROBERT w. H8TLIN,
jan28 dltawts LEWIS L. JURY.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29

S THE THIRD MONDAY N FER- isl / uHsn x Ras hasam. aa
ne hours prescribed By law, Ia hoHtof is Courthouse dna.a wares ss
following described Real haata @ 80 much thereof @msY b necessary, Hhx
Ing in The CITY ervlsnbws Comfy Of wurn. state Of MluhaappL as Sans hAf
been dsrained by me r taxes due and unpaid Hs city Of vahssuru. huau am
and costs of,ae ssdsle viii hsenanuan un day to day aaal N : sd property
sOhi
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29

4 party of Russian singers re-
Gently gave n concert OF = sunday
night in Springfield, Mas. They
had so full IN auditorium that the
churches were nearly without lu-
dicnccs. II is said that the concert
world have been but thiuiy atteud-
rl had no, all he Clergyman ofthc
city advertised il handsomely, and
without charge. through The day,
uy jcclaimin2 ag1iust i, Nud adj
yi-iug their hearers mot 10 60 10 IT,.
Many q project +. rendered II sue
t,-s p} the tr.G advertising given
Il b, it, a..c rly,I, rir..
N, iir,, Protestant church SER
r.,ogy-r h,ol Ia Porto Rr1 wa-
hp.l Nov. =,lit, oou after the pgo.
mitigation di the order allowing re-
li.ious liberty in the provinces.
All Episcopal church is 10 be cstab;
lj,ICd.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
TRUsTEEs' SALE.

DY virtue OF the Dowcr In ui We ted by
Ed decd Of lrust ir.m . A. Holmes u
wife aud J. L. Means ami wife, 70 Us Us
Tor Battle, Noble & e.. oi New Or
leans. La. bearing date 29d dag Of Nay
1898, we, tie ind rsignel, will,
MONDAY, the 2Sth day of
March, 1870,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29

aa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
ny A. ? KUNKEL.

Written for the baltimore aturday Night,
TO FIRE ABS EMF ONES.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29
B. RAYMOND,

Assessor and Collector of TAKE. for the City Of velsburs
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-29

DAGGING AND THIS.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-30
The Season and its Dangers.

The human body chiefly composed and bres a.
sensitive to every change in the condition
as the most delicate eectometer the quicksilver in baro
meter tube,
The stomach the akin the nerves, the lungs and the ex
creory especially liable to be affected y these
variations and the best defence their disastrous ten
denc is to keep the digestive machinery which feeds and
HOurahes the whole system, in good working order
the stomach weak dorered neither the bOed nor
the bile can be healthy upOn fitness of these
two important fluids for the assigned them v nature
and tho regularity health in great measure de-
pends
When the air heavily laden with chilling vapors it often
is at this of the the should he an object
Of peculiar II is weak and angud the whole physical
structure will be euervated. vigorous the entire or
ganzaton will be strong the aud
influence OF damp and Vitiated atnO sphcre
pure and powerful tonic therefore especially needed as
safeguard against the diseases the spring and
hosteters Stomach Btters being the wholesome and
potent medicine of the class present known course of il is
particularly advisable at this period of the year The stomach
Will thereby be toned and strengthened ana bowels
regulated the system brace up and natur. nut in
Astae OF active defence against the which
ce Intermittent and remtent fevers reunats nervous
debility headache. hypocOndra complaints which
are apt to asSa the unOned and unorted organizations
The body is strengthened without exciting the BRAIN and con-
seQueny unpleasant reaction follows revnR and reno
waiting Opprat
Smyrna times., 1870-03-30
MARYLAND ITEMS.

A negro man at Centreville, who had haC
the typhoid fever, last week imagined he hac
been corjured, when he was getting we'll lie
became deliriOus aud communicated the fact
to his nurses and from that moment they refus
ed to give or permit to be given to him any.
thing prescribed by his physician (Dr. Bord.
leyl, and the poor negro was allowed to lay in
his bed and die Gentlemen and ladies' went
to the house and importuned both nurses and
patient to abandon their fancy, Dut all to no
effect
Dedths.-ThOs. J. johnson, OF Salisbury,
got caught in saw at his saw-mill, last week,
and was so terribly laScerated that he died
after. his arm had been amputated. Mr. Thos.
johnson, father of the above, breathcd his last
few hours before the death of his son. lie
was in the act of eating supper and fell asleep
in the arms of death apparently without a
struggle. Father and son we're buried side BY
side.
An Excitement Ended-Several months
since pOrpOlse, or sea monster of some kind,
got into the Pocomoke river and visited Snow
Hill, where it created the greatest sensation.
The male community Of Somerset co. turned
out in force to capture it, and waged fruit
less war for several days. The monster was
found dad last week and it has been pro-
Smyrna times., 1870-03-30

nounced sea-hog by some old sailors. The
people have quieted down.
Gen. Fl. S. Sites a prominent citizen of
Elkton died last week.
Bitten 6y a Rabid DoQ.-A little son of Mr..
Richard Savin, nine years old, residing on
Elk River, was bitten by a mad-dog on Thurs
day morning, 18th inst. The dog belonged to
MIR. Savin, and was killed before doing further
damage.
Barn Burnt-The barn of Mr.. George
Crows, situated five miles north of Elkton, wa.
burned, together with grain, farming impIe
ments, and three hogs, on the 18th inst. The
loss is reported to be 81 200. No insurance.
The assessed value of property in Salisbury
is $80000Q
A young man in needy circumstances wen
to Centreville last week and pretended to be
nephew of Gen. Lee. His wants were at ono
supplied. He was wined and dined to hi
hearts content, and after getting his purse ant
stomach filled he babe his doting friends adieu
leaving them to find out shortly after his de
parture, that he was no relation to their pet
Smyrna times., 1870-03-30

THE MINERAL CONSTITUENTS OF INDIAN
CoRN.-An analysis Of the ash of Indian Corn
proves it to contain Potash. Soda, Silica, Lime.
Magnesla, Chlorine, PhosphOric Acid and Sui.
phurc Acid All these Ingredients are essen.
tial to the proper develcpement of the pant.
Without any one of them it cannot flourish,
A crop of IS bushels per acre removes seUenteen
pounds OF mineral matter from the soil If
this be not restord to the land it becomes ex.
hauSted. All the above Ingredients are con
tanned in Whdnn' 5 RGW Bone Superphosphate,
where they exist in readily soluble form, and
are capable of being at once asSimilated by the
growing crops.
This Is the secret of its great success, and
the reason why our most capable and ntelIi-
gent farmers prefer it to any other manure,
Smyrna times., 1870-03-30

DEATH FROM BURNING Thursday morn
ing last Faunie y. Benjamin, aged thirteen
years, met with a terrible accident, 1T the rrs-
id6ence of her uncle, Mr. John H. Graham, in
this town: She Wa, rak ing down the coal
stove, and by some means a coal ignitcd her
clothing by which she was so horribly burned
that she died the following day She was the
daughter Of Isaac y. Benjamin, Justice of the
Peace Mt North Fast, Cecil CO, Md, and had
been staying. with her uncle for several months
on a visit. IL will be remembered that Mr..
Graham had little grandson, living with him,
HE'D by the kick Of horse last Fall. and an,
other ch'ld, living in this same house, was
burned to death several years ago. It's name
was ClrrOw
Smyrna times., 1870-03-30
DEATHS.

McFAhLANE'-At Duck Creek near this town on tho w..
INST" Mrs Charlotte Stephenson wife OF Rev W,, u H.,
taRr. aged about 50 years Z"
jarnin, aged l3 years. - "'''-
CCLBtErR-ls Dover. N Tuesday .s- HASH, :,,,
Th"ma'o and Mary T. Cuihr,!, sg. ..,u, l. , w" 81
"i'So$.-ln St ZONES ne"a the 10th INST. W, w.,
aged about - " "''''h'
PRIMRoSE.-ln smyrna IN Nare' o! 1e7s ! Ii;. .,..
son nt Joseph ~ and Kybccca {. pru.-, .I -, ma ma
months and 2 days ''"'''
Ihou hast ler Us. sweet innocent Harrie. ,bo,, . g..
good 10 d"eli IN this cold wnr,d OA now ,.v nj go
NPrai'e ty sweet smile and Try .lnnc4. la,g iI
VII miss ~" phter U TIN little tn.' as inv r. %
'hte IRON one room 70 Ia" "thrr. We viii et.ao o.,
S"lVes HstthlhY Tor thy dear alr,,g B., t
bi!. aIaN II j. hu>hci in death. H.w -.;ea si We .
serves 'iH'r'nS Tor the after -! thy little i."t a., w. .,
"u" hit ala< death has spread is dark rf,irl ,, w.
niIh sHd Thy lttlc feet still. Thou art me yi, ~
Sckr1 cease from troubling, aud N. wparv are NJ - a.
"e we'll know thou wullf,t he back If pu ,,ni.. ,y
NV tl'u !ri tar happier than our human effort could ,,~
max" ll' There 'Auu >;Irruuui. bv The a..ti ,
"I.H d" AnrcIS :" minister 20 thee Here thou at H..
e eE3"'ei :" all the trials ~ humanity But il IS hari IN
nee t"u vert 50 dear 70 thou halS won GUY s,ru
Arctl"n and was hard 10 thee lie ~ thou W.
coming SO htcreStngjut th0u ready bloom N,
hapy iih"Cd But il hal 20 h. aui with cont rite >lr
ana ca-ui eyes We eXraim. Oh Cod Thy will no, min. n
lOht Darling Aarre sweet child beautiful BABE farewell