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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

TIE ELEcTroS.-The election on last Monday,
AR as peace and good order il concerned, was
anducted in . manner creditablc to both parties.
We have not heard Of q single fight or disturb
aAce having taken place. and spirit OF general
good feeling seemed to prevail during the en-
TIRE day. Fluid extract OF corn, hops and rye,
lowed in abundance at the headqaarters and
Places Of public resort OF both parties but we do not
remember of seeing more than one or two men who
aad taken In full cargo. The campaign 10 over.
feace has been restored. Our slumbers no long.
Sdisturbed with sounds Of revelry by night and
everything wears business aspect such IS prevail.
% weeks ago. And now, that the contest Ia over.
aud the dnst Of the political contest has disappeared
Ssare happy to say that the same good feeling ard
friendship which has heretofore existed between the
people belonging 70 opposite political parties. has
nov been in the least disturbed by the campaign
'a'oagh which we have passed Social ties have not
been discovered and this state Of Affairs h much to
zoe credit Of the people OF this ccnnty Many of
doubtless said many things during the campaign,
way In our cooler moments we would not have said,
'u' spirit Of ferbearance and Cancellation seemed to
%practced by al, that has certainly characterized
ne late election the most orderly and quiet that
AAs ever before been held in Boise County. 3
Ell MsUf
The WORLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heyneman are
Nermned TO let the public know that their stock Of
general merchandise In complete I'm every sense Of
we word ana In order 70 do they employ the best
and most available means for so doing-that of adj
'srtising Literally I'm the Idaho WORLD. We do not
hesitate to say that their stock Of clothing IL not TO
~equaled by any other house in quantity quality
u the Territory. Gents Undertaking, Of every
anety to suit the most fastidious, win be found in
aeir establishment at prices 10 suit customers
cfIERRArIoN.-The Fourti Of July win be appro-
pfasely celebrated ct Warm Springs, which ~ about
'ne NEST pleasant place that could be selected An
'ation win be delivered by some gentleman who has
NOT yet been selected and preparations will be made
,0' dancing to be kept mp day and night to the excel
,sht music which will be IN attendance. Meals win
y served at al hours BY our jovial friend Turner,
"no win notfy 80 = by Advertisement in our
next issus .af And win be fonme win be- ssne 30
HIS BOOTMAKIN6 :. news Of the
A. sext door to the Miners Brewery and,th's body
any any kind OF work In siine In theE
Or s ,ns Aim CALL II you want perfect
= snoe. Feb. "a,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09
City and County.

ANnED CREW FOX SALT RIvER.-For the first t;ros
N six years has the Democratic party of Boise conn
:, met with reverse at the hands of its enar,;as
me election of Dryden McClintock to the office !,
sheriff over James /. Crutcher, much rs Il in IN Ia
regretted by oil true Democrats, is nevertheless an
,sonptshed fact The victory is not claimed az =
vrty triumph by the Radicals: on the contrary thew
Omit that it was effected through combinations made
nth disadected Democrats. They traded every man
"a their ticket for votes for McClintock, and thev
sand men who have heretofore acted with the Dam.
cratic party who accepted their propositions. Con-
nelly and Strong were sacrificed to secure votes from
hs friends OF Mr.. German and Mr.. Molonev and
mo- Brodbeck their nominee for Treasurer, was also
slaughtered in the camp Of his supposed friends.
We are unabls to state what the exact result of the
election in this county is. Col Merritt probably has
cut $50 majority for Delegate and from all we can
earn the balance Of the Democratic ticket is elected
excepting the Probate Judge and possibly one of the
csuacimen. Scratching and trading and swapping
has been carried on 10 such an extent that IL in i'm
pssible to say who are elected until the Com mission
~ canvass the returns: but we have certainly lost
he Sheriff. Probate Judge, and probably ono mem.
departure up that memorable and mystic stream in
5 few days, with Jim Cruteher for Captain and Tom
Butler for Pilot as the latter acquainted with every
cook and turn OF the stream from former experience
ats navigation. Kingsley. Strong connelly. and
Il the Republican candidates for the Assembly. have
scured passage from Brodbeck who viii act "a Chief
Clerk and Treasurer Of the expedition, which com
rises among its numbers Rev. III. b. Moore of Pla-
'vle, who. instead Of going to the Legislature. is
aled on foreign mission. During the journey we
re informed that our friend Jonas viii organize
Ledge Of l. o. G. T.'s on board among the gloomy
passengers Landing says he is going where he viii
be politically damned" no more. and Goldtrap says
he vii hereafter stick to his legitimate business OF
ripping for gold and not for votes We admire the
pint Of resignation exhibited by the defeated candi
saies, and assure them that We deeply sympathze
WITH aem in their political misfortunes We once
aiet IN the same craft in 1868. on similar Journey
ind did not find It as unpleasant Is We had expected
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

"ho city Assaying Works Returns
made in six hours and the correctness of opr aSsau
guaranteed and losses from coinage at any United
States Mint made good
Particular attention paid to the Analysis of Ores
and Minerals -
Dust, Bullion and Assays of Ore left at the follow
ing places will be forwarded to this Office for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Madigan & Cannady, Pioneer CITY.
j. @. Mills Co.. Granite rresi
j. b. Duke & Co., ....C enterville
VIM. Lynch Esq, .Placeryille.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars,
either in Coin or Currency I
offIcE-ln the National Bank Agency's Building,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'s Office
j. N. BURKETT, Assayer
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

idano Territory Bonds, Prison Warrants
ana Boise County Scrip bought and sold at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
# 4*lNA Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09
A CARD.

F. 4
nave seen the cards published by Con Mach or
scESncuady IN the Statesmdn and win saw that ~ 80
sr from being fighter for Mr. Crctcher or am On
else. nave never had fight In this Territorv h,t
~nen any one Hes about me shall let him know tba
lag aoes Ne know that Mack's card was gotten nv,
vr aictated by e. d. Holbrook and state nnhcir
a tne same Is false in every particular conside j.,
tnae Con. Mack was hired to make such a Statement
or circulate such report, and believe That r. d
noiorook hired him to do So And further that r
y. hoorook stated publicly from the stand that he
supported the whole Democratic ticket, when can
prove oy adavts Of the best men in the county that
ne secretly done everything in his power acainst
Srutcher and other nominees on the Democratic
ucket; enaf Judge E T. Beatty charged him from
,he STAND at public meeting in Pioneer Citv with
oeing traitor to the Democratic party snake IN
the grass, that he had been twice honored nv Tho
emocranc party with the nomination for Delegate to
Congress and pledged himself in public speeches to
suPporI and work for the whole Democratic ticket
ana sui secretly and in the dark worked AGAINST n
ana tnas said Holbrook has never publicly denied
IDAHO CRY. l. T., June Sth, 1870.
aid make the charges against Holbrook "A stated
IN Mr. Douglas affidavit make them now and am
p''psf0o 70 prove them E. L. BEATTY.
Ii Mr.. Holbrook can successfully retute these
charges we would be glad to see it done. If
not, DEMOCRATS will know where to class him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

Greenback, Gold and Silver Coin for colo
OF exchange for gold dust and bars, at
oo. AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK
' -o" Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

MINING AccIDESr-oSE Max KIILEp.-A terrible
iaedent happened on the claims Of the Hafeadorfer
Bros in Charcoal Gulch. about one mile south of this
city, on Tuesday night last Three men, John
Wheeler. Hugh Wilhelm and Frank Mofatt, being
night hands, were engaged In working the claims.
Eh are very deep the bank being about feet to the
bedrock They were working in narrow cut aud be-
seen ten and eleven O'Clock on Tuesday night the
ank for some distance caved and slid down on the
steep bedrock covering . space about one hundred
!lds in length. Wilhelm, who was piping. saw the
ank coming and hAlooed at the top Of his voice TO
TIE other two. at the same time dropping the pipe
md running for his life The slide overlook him and
Knocked him down, rolling him along on the bedrock
nd covering him up. He managed to crawl out,
ady injured. having his shoulder broken besides
receiving other serious injuries. Mofht was swept
over the bedrock, rolled and bruised by the dirt
Ehich covered him up. receiving internal injuries Of
a'erious not fatal character Wheeler was entirely
Covered up under the mass Of earth, and yet his
body has not been recovered Parties have been en-
aged since the accident I'm piping the earth which
aved, but a the rate IL IL being removed It viii be
several days In all probability before the body In
covered unless IL s found accidentally at the
POINT where the work Is being carried on. The
Asssrs Hafendorfer using every exertion to hnd
Tie body Of the unfortunate man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-09
itf LNNlt't hAi L'S'a-h AAa'ss ~ as"
ENDORSEMENT or TIE PRES.

The many thousands cured ~ this stab
AShm-ni within the la; twenty years, and
the numerous important Surgical Opera.
tons performed ~ Dg. Johnston, witnessed
ty tbe reporter Oi the SIX, and many O.lCT
psp-r-- uDJl0se % vhIc1 epf-zsred pzsin st.d
again before the public, b--sics his standing
ls 70 gentleman VI CHARACTER and rrspyuslbil-
i.y, j, a sufficient guaranty 10 Tie Afflicted.
skin d4-sa-ss speedily cured. aug
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-09
Trustees Sale.

" VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
male and executed 10 me a Trustee, ny
Fiwars Fritz and Margaret his wife, 10y
id Ears-! the fourth day OF May. in the
49, IsssS and now on record in the Re7NlrG-
- Office Of Ohio county, state OF g.
N.-..aia. in Deed Book No. L- page 30, !"
s---.-r the paymeNt Of certain pEoInlSsoENE
nu.e for the sum OF eiShtt--l NUM-. - am
fg--v dollars. dated the iIh day OF MAY. III
-. YEAR lSS>, and payable 70 ). l. S.liel' %
u-..--. on the Sth day OF May. IN Jle year
-. e-li Sign.-i bv said Edward Fritz 10 said
= i Srifel. l vii. on MONbA1r the lgiL
dave. NAY. lS-u. proceed n sell al puOuc
auction. 10 the highest and G-S1 b!u1eI' ~
IL f-na. door OF the Court HcCS- ui ~"
,-r--.v. commencing at lU O'Clock. A NJ.
IL. following dt~cTibel property. that = I"
,.sr. ! certain par. or pare. 81 gFpNhi. >lt-
gs,.-i ON Quincy and Seventh Streets, III
-H..- re4-f II fn.. CITY OF Wheeling commonly
-...ssf F,,>l Wheeling. and numbered ON the
La 10: said CITY - Lot No. .& NSs!o lOI nav
,r.. d, front on Quincy STREET OF twenty irrt'
al . running back with and tpTqeIlhs on
-rr Es>T side OF seventh street - it'-i IL De-
.r- rs, same property that was conNeyel 20
>..f fslWtEi Fritz and wife, - Calhail h5-
E..rz- by deed dated NoyeIno-! y 10 an y
-.---i.-l ia the Recorders Office OF said
.....,-.y- in D,--I Book No. 81 page ltsS or -
mon ihr-eui n Will - sufficient 10 pay tn'.
T.-.-.....rsl OF said nOt, above described. to-
-...r.a- with ms. lszstl iutercS- thereon from
j.. >.it sth DAY ~ May. IL. untli lSl1'!'
.-..r!Us.l and inIeTtS; calculated - Inc Gay
p. al. amounting tO SlSSi..>-
Inns OF Sale-C2Sh.
Sing ~ TrIS;.-'. / " III convey Su'I t-t4'
., j., y.-,;s-l IL me 10y said Ls--t OF Trust
...-.- J. II. GOOD, Trustee
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Glover in Orchards.

Hav.M. q small orchari AIN ue-
-;rau, 10 know II t. would hc injuri.
ou- 60 the tree, lnaw ii ihei. rh.r,
wear -.ncr t-an>planrr,iD 10 Soa the
same in clover or grass seed wiki q
view so a Permanent SoGrce for hay tie
clover 10. :-a-S to lie cut annually. 40
kind q -;cck q. ,wed upon II. Your
reply will much ";li-e al Inquire
Columbus. Eis~issipri. I'm the North,
ern States nothing Northumberland
IL check or destroy Young orchant.
than making meadow of; in the man
Ber described The only way in
which clover could he aimit'e!
would H. 70 allow i To G-"w =
single season. amd then Plos it under
:a- manure. Perhaps the warmer .2t
longer summers ~ Mississippi, wou.d
a3mitthe cour-e proposed, hat we could
no, recommend Il. If our co-reSpon-
den, vii! treat Two o. three row> with
clover meadow. and plow ana plant the
rest 10 some hoed crop he will he able
~ --r the difference in the results, and
obtain valuable information in answer
10 the question. After the trees attain
more age. the orchard might he sowed
to Grass, provided il Is kept closely graz
ell. the droppings Of theaRimais servlc :
a. A tor-ireSsingt enrichit-but il wouLd
probably require q soil Of unusual ferti!-
~ to allow the growth Of tall sras> for
meadow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-09
Observation-Disclosures.

Be satisfied to commence on small
scale Il ! too common for Young
hou-ekecpers to begin where Ihci:
mothers ended. Buy al tina; i neces-
-ary 10 work -kil:u.ly with adorn your
house with all thu; VII! rclier il con-
fu-raL.r pono, look a; richer homes
ori r.y,r their costly furniture Il
,..rrr Dissatisfaction : realv;o -pring
ny 30 q Sep further All yis;trhrLome-
81 ;ic>uiir-!ugVouT behold dark. chce--
~ apartments asU:tic;er; cloHI!nG and
al-..cy .! al; the comforts and refine
m.ai- IT social lie. and then be pep
al 20 meet your husband with q grateful
hear. and h. ready 10 appreciate the
TO-. vf >rlt.ienial uhich he has endured
in the business world I" Surround YOU
with the delights Of home; aud you viii
cooperate cAerr;ully with him in 20
arranging vour expenses, that his mind
will not hr constantly haraSSel les. his
expenditures may eac1oach upon pnh'!c
PAYMENT.
Be independent: a youns honsekeeper
never needed greater moral courage
rlan ,he doe nov L. rreiS; the arTo-
-aucc az fa-inu D. not let 4 and
Z : decide whGrvou shall have, neither
LEI them hold,lhe strings OF yoUr rurse
You know best wha; Won can afo-,i. II
matters but little what people think,
provided Won are true T. yourself To
right ani duty. and keep yonr expense
within vour mcans,-kT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-09
Democratic and Conservative
State Convention.

Tl.,, citizens of West Virginia who laSOT
the repeal OF all pTu~rripiivr laws now in
force in this STATE and the enactment al
such measures a. vii! give the state charac-
ter abroad and harmony and prosperity ~
home are requested Ia meet in their rsSpe-c-
tive COUNTIES 81. :DW :l>:liI-,- a; a. early day
IS may h. practicable, ami chOu~e Delegates
10 "a >.a.e Convention ~ ~ held in The
tow. 81: Charleston. E:,ns. yglI,t county. on
wednesday. Ihe Eighth dap Of June.
1870. {" EuIniua.r candidate I"r IN. "iiice>
o. tTOvc.Uo.. Auditor, T.,at>..Trr, -,7'frIary
o. safe Attorney General anu Judge ui Tie
>Lp-ems COU-. -: AP;S~sI>.
E,,icH county ~ DELEGATE. district will c->SJ
tcn vo:eS in This Convention for every rep
-,=-!l;aiIye III iEe HDI>. ui Delegates 10
which such county or district may L. au-
;itlei.
The effect III or i'.,s.Tip;lVr system IN
driving large HuI.It--s> 81 us,-iu! c!i!LrI4S
from %,>i Virginia ana il. preventing i'm
migration from oiHeI STATES, renders the
>i---iy abolition e.. ;!..,j system ne,o>&ary
10 iar public gyDd. TINS call j, therefor
addressed TO al l:bcEal-.nindesi men, wheih-
G.. Democratic, Conservative OF Republican.
who i>>isr 10 proimolc The welfare Of the
Stale ana yintica;e the rights % her ci;iz~r>
10y apr-rurlar,. l,-.S,I.iou.
LEWIS BAKER.
GEG. l. TINGLE.
:. ". GALLAiER.
y. W. MILLER,
yN. {. EtNDI.AN.
H.lGUc-ai.c Stale Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-09
TIE THIHTY-rmIRD DEGREE.
Meeting or the Supreme Council in
Blftimore

Prom the Baltimore sun, Mays
The Supreme Council OF the Thirty
third Degree of the Order OF Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Masons. for the
Southern jurisdiction Of the United
States viii assemble il this city today
The following are the officers o! the
SUPREME Ccuncil Albert Pike, Of
Washington, D. &. Sovereign Grand
Commander Of The Holy Empire; Lieu
tenant Grand Commander. vacant by
the death OF William s. Rockwell, OF
Georgia. Alhcr; y. Mackey, Of South
Carolina. Sovereign Grand Secretary
General. VI. =: Azsriah T. e. Pierson.
OF Minnesota, Grand Prior. II. F.:
Gilc> VI Hillycr, az Mississippi.
Grand Minister vi State, II. +:
Henry BUST, Of South Carolina.
Treasure! General II F. These seven
ligni'arieS constitute the Council Of Ad-
Inluistration. The following are also
officers John Robin Mcdaniel. OF Viz
GINA, lllusJ.ious Grand Almoner:
Charles l. lie I-aieI,ar. OF Louisiana.
ll.U>rrioT- Grand Marshal 81 Ceremo-
Li.- Theodore ). Parvin. of Iowa.
l..u>;r.aU, 'ira.I Chamberlain E!ene-
Ger H. Shaw. of California. Iiu>trious
First Grand Eguery :. Frederick Web
her. Of Kentucky, Second Grand Eluerv;
Luke +. Barner. 0i Arkansas, lllustri-
Gus Standard Bearer; B. Rush Camp
hell. ~ South Carolina, Illustri0rs
Grand Sword Bearer. James c. BaIch-
el"r % New Orleans Illustrious Grand
Herald. and Gustayus \ Schwarzman.
o. Baltimore. Grand TYLER.
The proceedings 81 the first day viii
b. the organization Of the Supreme
Council. the proceedings OF which are
secret. On the second lay me Cham
hss ii Perfection In The Bosom OF the
supreme Council Viii lie oplnei. and
the alDgU,um o. the Sovereign Grand
Commander viii lie Rad. During the
session the Grand Cousi>tory Of Mary
land VII! h inausuratei and IL officers
installed The o;iice-- Of the -Lg-,-e
III SpTr"" vii also he formed ou- ~
respect 10 the memory oi L.eutraau,
'E%!.l 'ruttiabtr! " l.ilaiE = la'''r-
wei Howell Cobb. and others II i
likely tie Geuuania MpRne-1ior
will assist in the Lodge O.:
Sorrow. when T. D,-oa sui
.Ns.rsr, will Le performri Q ;ine organ
having h-cn i,aryi - The Lall by NJ
: Pomp..,z 10 he usd on the occasion.
The Supreme Council OF the SD i the
highest ie.re. q Masonry known, and
tn meeting ia question will lie one OF
importance The Council i small the
Officers are elected for life, and the
number OF members is limited 10 th;riy-
thee. There are eight vacancies in
;.i- jurisdiction 70 he tille,i in the mem
be->i!P
The different Commanders OF knights
Templa- Of this CITY have tenfrcd their
services 10 the Supreme Council for e.
cor, duty. 1t i understood that some
G.;y wears since & Grand Coventry was
Organized in this city. the only >urviv-
Ing members Of which are General
Benz. g Howard and John II. B. La
rohe, Esq.
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Good Start.

There j a great advantage IN good
start. though it Is often thrown away
afterwards. \ good start in hfe-a
good start in any particular business
Is half fortune to al energetic, persever-
ing man, andifthe occupation happens to
he agriculture. it Is astonishing how :
good start given to every crop wiliayalL
and there Is no kind Olive stock on the
farm but what will prosper through
every stageoi its existence by common
care. if it has a good start Going
down to the lowest priced animals first
what a difference Is observable in geese
ducks or common chickens, which have
a good start By being Matched early IN
the season-how very much preferable
10 have pigs come early too, for If they
are well treated they VIII often overtake
those born late IN the previous year
lambs being yeaned early will cut more
wool and turn out altogether better the
next spring: and as for calves, those
calyei in March viii always Psy double
the profit OF such as are dropped IN
June: but above all the rest, and beyond
al doubt, early foals gain to an eztEaor,
dinarv extent bv being given good
start. When the foals are from vaiua-
be blood, where thousands OF dollars
are likely to be the reward Of raising IN
the best manner, how very essential
how imperatively necessary-io contrive
for them TO be foaled early, that they
mavh ave good start.
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LEWIS BAKER.
Go. l. TINGLE.
:. ". GALLAHER.
y. ". MILLER,
yM. {. H.tNDL.AN.
...i@ Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-09
Out-of-Ioor WhiteWash.

Charles >tierlin, OF Washington. D.
G.. asks Us to publish in the MAY issue
d; the -imcri-aI .igr;ral-,,-:sf q recipe
ior q good whi,ewash far fences ami out
bu;liin-. ihatwill rot he sa-helotf by
a few rain showers. Here it Is. Take
good quick-lime, i'll humps, Stake it with
no, water. and while shaking add. 10
what will make a Iailful q pound OF
tallow. OF any grease free from dirt /;
nav BE- ranc,i. smoked. Or otherwise
INN; f.. kitchen use As soon a the
violeu; shaking i over. stir thoroughly.
All the water should be added before
the shaking ceases, and the mixture
should he very complete. This forms
ia the whiIewash an !nSoluhle lime
sap, which, II the wh!tewashi- diluted
With cold water, often separates in mi
mute clois. Ii the mixture be well
made. il will be very smooth and i lit
tie affected BY rains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-09
4 Tough Story.

The Paris GGul0is saws that some
workmen engaged in demolishing an Old
house in Paris came upon nest OF
adiers containing some hundreds OF
these reptiles, al the bottom Of an eX.
hausted well. In the miiS; Of this
snake nest was found skeleton. which
had probably fallen in the well years
$50, and the flesh OF which had been
deroured by the adders- Strange 10
say, in the hand Of the skeleton was a
pocket-tcok of red morocco leather, IN
which. when opened. there were found
iorty hank notes for 100 francs each, a
womans likeness. and letter which
had been almost entirely eaten by the
reptiles, the only fragment remaining
decipherable bearing the words, do
not make known the plot A Judicial
INQUIRY has been commenced.
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RING THE BELL SOFTLY.

S-r'nc one l,,s> -p''" from tni> >rr'ngy wo:!i
Of uyuS.
No more 70 gather IL ,ho:us wi,h il,
flowers:
No longer TO ling.r where >luitesms mus;
Where. on all beauty. deaths fingers ar
laid:
Weary with mingl!ng LIES bitter AMI sw,r,
Weary with parting and neve! Ia meet,
some one has gone I" %" blight golden
Ring ne ben softly, there, crap on the
Ring the bell softly. there's Grape on TIL
iOp-,
Some one i resting from NoTrow and Sl..
Happy wher- ea!th'> conflicts enter no; j.
Joyous a. birds when The morning =
bright,
When the sweet S'Il,ss5-'> hsV" h000-N: -
their light.
Weary with Swim. ard nothing 10 reap.
Weary with labor and welcoming sleep
Some one has departed :nT Heavens bright
Ring the bell softly. there's cgope on the
Ring the i-.u -of,ly. ,here', crap. on The
.An.r.> were anxiau>ly longing 20 meet
one VIII" walks with them IN Heaven :
bright street:
Loved Un,> have whispered that some one
! bl,ST:
Free from .-.-;4-> Trials. AMI taking Swe~;
Y,>. there j ou.-n.u.a in angelic bis
one - 20 cherish and on" lC~S 10 ks:
one nor" departed f,r Heavens bright
shore:
R.ag Ihe i,.ii spfl!y, ilseTe.> ccsl.. "n the
d0lT,
Ring ne b.'l ~oflly, lh-...'> crsTs on the
InSr'