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The Sub-ku KIux Committee I'm Ala.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 1.-THE sub-Ku
Klux committee lately in session at Huntsville
In this State, arrived last night, and took quar-
tiers at the Madison House. Hon Messrs Blair
Of Mo-; Pratt, of Ind, and Buckley, of Ala,
compose the committee. Messrsw w. H. Mcguire
and O. g. Barber, Of Washington, ID. c., and s.
X. Hill, OF Illinois, attend the committee. They
will probably begin their labors to-day, when
some hard swearing may be looked for. This
impartial gentle man might as well have added
on both Sides From Montgomery they o. m
Demopolis. at which place they win main six
or seven days. From thence. ~ an probability.
they win return 10 Wash. notan-
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Justice II SLOW I'm New YORK and Noe
Sure Either.

INV YORK. oct. 1.-THE case OF William r.
hav, meyer, one OF the citizens committee
ag mt VIM. II. iugersoll, came up again before
Jucge barnard to-day. The judge granted the
application Go examine the defendant, remark
hg That the questions at issue are new and
LIoIcr Tor the consideration OF the general term.
The examination OF the defendant was, there
lore, ordered, and she motion 70 vacate the
order deni, a
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Damage by the Great storm Down
East

HALIFAN, ~. s. oct te-Great damage has
been done by the gale which IN menoed Thurs
day evening 90 the Nhssves and other property.
The steamer Chase broke lcosc and did great In
Jury by osShing against the wharVes, bat sus-
tanned no damage herself News 4 striving
nom al parts OF the province OF great deStruc-
ton 81 property, but the los OF lfc IL not great
The gale il the scverVst experienced tor many
years. The railroad between Halifax and Bed
FORD is much damaged and no trains are run
M
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The National Ganse I'm Bostou.

BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE game of baseball ha
tween the Mutuals of New York and the Boston
their being without a pitcher-thus piacins tba
Bostohs ahead. To crafty the large crowd. the
.wo cubs played an exhibition game, with Zete
nn, on the chicago club, as pitcher. The eame
by score OF tod. The Mutuals viii piav ths
Bostons to-day. VIZ pay INC
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JEROME PARK, Oct. lin the first race, free
handicap sweepstakes, S25 each. $50 added,
The second horse 90 receive SIPS, one mile and
one-eighih, six started. The race was won BY
Iubm an in i:59; Albuera second.
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.:.S on Ilifcft sfiIIs in RrookIxr.

NV YORK, Oct H.-At O'Clock this morn
ing the Fifth Wsrd of Brooklyn was aroused BY
another raid Of the revenue officers ON the iIRSG.
stills In that ward. The Arrangements for the
, ,sid were 30 complete as to surprise generally
omcers were supported by United states troars
and were landed at the foot of Gold street, from
which point the raid commenced. They met
VIII put little opposition, and captured several
stills and other property.
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safe Robbery.

BINGHAMToN. y. Y, Oct 1.-THE safe Of the
Railway Hotel and SusQuehanna drpot va
was FUNDS OF the Erie railway, deposited i'm he
safe by the pa, master.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Tleeyaphed Rrciasipels se TAe Evening Stay.
England Doing Her n.s

England Doing Her Daty
LONDON, oct. 1.-THE subscriptions 20 the
NhleaSo relief fund received at the Mansion
tIc"rv up 10 last night amounted 10 f2S.eaa.
The committee or American residents of Lon
don is also receiving subscriptions, aud has
male aarangem ents for the immediate dispatch
OF either the money or goods contributed. At a
meeting at Bradford 70, 600 were received; Dub
lin, FL lo, and at Northampton and Gias-
gov, fl goo each.
New Earl.
LONDON, Oct. H.-Right Hon. Frederick Tenn
pie Blackwcod, Lord Dufferin, chancellor of the
Ducby OF Lancaster, and pay master general, has
been created an earl.
Shocking Rail road Accident in Scot.
land.
LONDON, Oct. 1I.-Another railway accident
has occurred in Scotland. A dispatch from
Maryhall, county OF Lanark, three miles from
Glasgow, annOun6 es the wreckng of n paSsen-
ger train, by VII CHI two persons were instantly
killed and fifteen seriously wounded.
Eight Hundred Houses Burned by
Incendiaries i'm the old World.
LONDON. Oct. E.-Adyices from Odessa state
that eight hundred houses have been burned by
mcendiary fires, believed TO be work Of fanatical
oppressors of the Jews. The greater portion of
the population are of the Jewish faith.
5000 Chinese Perish I'm the Great
Storms I'm that Country.
LONDON, Oct. H-Details received here of
the loss Of life and property to be very great
AT least 5000 persons are said to have persisted
Wreck Of a New York Vessel
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE bark Mary Lucretia
OF New York, has been totally wrecked at
Palermo.
Adjourned.
BERLIN, Oct. H.-After the speech of the
without transacting any business, there being
no quorum present.
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THE LIBERIA PAcKET.-The American Colo
nization Society expect to dispatch an expedition
Tor Liberia on the LIST of November, 1871. To
industrious and worthy people OF color the
society will give passage and subsistence on the
Tor the first six months after landing. Si1ojs
ADULT persons get ten acres, and families twenty
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Col. j. L. RoUTT, the Second Assistant Post
master General, and Mr.. Charles Chesley, the
new Solicitor of Internal Revenue, have entered
upon their duties.
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Fire I'm PhiIadeIphin.

FHIIADELrHIA, oct. 1.-The cid Methodist
ChLr, b building on Second, near Poplar street,
recently used ar SanioTd's OIerS House, was
destroyed by ire thu morning. Sanford's loss is
8 900. The building was valued az 5000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
The Following will be read with


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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFIcERs.-Lieut.
Eugene b. Thomas and Master Thomas y. Lee
have been ordered to the receiving ship Yer
mont and 20 the photographic Office, respec-
lively. Lieut.. Commander WIN. W. Resinger
has been detached from the Navy Yard, WASH
ington, and ordered TO the Severn.
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LECTURES.

SCIENTIFIC LECTURE COURSE,
~ BEFORE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
TEN LECTURES,
With brilliant and entertaining experiments, by the
following prominent men of Science and Literature:
L. PROF SAMUEL ID. HILLMAN.-Two Lee
lures, November Sth and 10th. subjects: /. The
Race in Search of Its Grandfathers; 2. Primeyal
Man.
9. REV. DIR. JOHN LORD.-Two Lectures. No
yember 18th and nth. Subjects l. Galleo; or
Scientific Discoveries: 2. Daniel Webster, (histori-
CALI
3. PROF. 4. RHODE.-Two Geological and An
thropaloeical Exhibitions profu:ely and elegantly
illustrated. November ri and 2fth.
4. PROF. HENRY MORTON.-One Lecture in
December, date hereafter. Subject: Probably,
ments.
5. PROF JOHN TYNDALL, of England, the
eminent tcientist is expected to close the in
December. farticul ITS he reafter.
Course Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady
with reserved seats, IS; Single Tickets for Course,
with reserved seat, So; Members Course Tickets,
without reoerved seats So For sale at Philip Sol
onions, Ballantyno 3, and Association Rooms. Dia
gram At Ballantyne's. ocl2-eo3w
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM CHICAGO
has a cheerful ring from what has been had for
the past six days. In the south division upwards
of one thousand laborers were employed yester-
day in clearing up the debris preparatory TO re-
building the destroyed houses. The announce
ment that the banks were ready and able TO
meet all demands that may be made upon them
has inspired the public with confidence, and a
marvel Of industry may be looked for in the
burned district in a few DAVIS
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INTERNAL REyENUE.-ILe receipts from this
source to-day were S233, 1913.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY is expected 10
return on Saturday evening.
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The North American Insurance Gam.
pany Gone

American Insurance COMPANY TO-DAY mad a.,
ASSIGNMENT OF its property TO VIM. @. Hastings.
me me PROBATE court has appointed the list inst.
~. ,oa nearing upon the acceptance Of the trus-
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MR.w W. CoRCoRAS's health continues to
improve slowly. He visited the bank of Riggs
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jefferson Davis Is going to live IN BALI

R-Jeferson Davis Is going to live in Balti-
more.
- Home. the Spiritualist, is coming to Amer
lea.
strength.
The time for the trial of Mrs. Wharton
was fixed by Judge Miller at Annapolis yester-
day for the 4th OF December.
HThree tall sophomores were fined by the
police court at New HaTen so and costs each
tor (" hazing." "A very practical and sensible
way of checking the evil.
rVJesse Moore and Levi Applegate rowed in
skin together, drank together, quarreled to-
gether, fought together, were upset and drowned
together, near Leayenworth, Kansas, last week.
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IA. 5. PEATT & SOY take pleasure in laying
before their friends and patrons the following
nunications from the Fire Insurance Companies
which they represent in this city:
PHUSIx Insurance. Co.,
HARTFORD. Oct. 10, ISL (
,rs-d % AZ, f1at sn a yet We are Mt July
fire. but after close examination Of our returns
agsnts and patrons that we can meet our losses hon
orally and promptly leaving a handsome margin of
The lesson 6f This disasSer In cSmpeI LIBERAL ad
raEss ~ re rGtss heretofore PIid
81 The Pi&Snix has already c Commenced the pay.
A. s. PRATT SON.
The old HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. of New
York, with capital aUd surplus Of about Four AMI
hret quarter Millions Of Dollars, teIegraphs Us as
Chicago losses less than two millions All right;
''GEo. N LTOS, Assistant Secretary
1T, The re1qxpg di.gaish frqu, he Y0XKERs AND
~ Sp-taiu cutie z loss IN Chicago, but every
AtIeT paying All Ic-ses this Company's cspital
will 70" only be unimp but il viii leave large
THE FTREMEN's. Of Rev York, one Of the Oldest
OF less III Chicago.
TlFe fcllc wing is from the ANDES Of Cincinnati
Cepital. one MILLION DOLLARS; surplus July LIST,
ISL F'rs H1"drea and Oas TA3asaad Do,,ars:
have to-right carefully Examined all Chicago in
sursEces IN the Andes Insurance Company of Cincin
matt We shall authorize our sdjusters to draw
nps u at si2ht Tor every correct claim rapidly
a. sscertaintd- Our losses By this great calamity
are cor slider able figure hut nothing to cripple
Ihe hour o. duty i uron as, and we shall meet it
III the lion hearted manner that the occasion re-
Qulfes Nevertheless, fully expect, in addition
surrnouBtirg this serious obstacle pay the stock
holders Of the Andes Insurance Company a com
Portable dividend next July.
A later dispatch says:
" Loss moderate. Andes sound and strong Adj
vance rates. Go ahead
ANDES Insurance COMPANY.
The above facts show that all our companies are
perfectly sound, aud that only is their capital
nnim pair ell, but each has a large surplus for any
future losses.
- INSURE AT ONCE.
A. ). PRATT SON,
Ofhce Y VI. c.. A. Building, corner of OH and ID
streets
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Great Reduction.
In OLD RYE ASH BOUEBON

IN Old HE IND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRhNDIES, GINS, &c,
II the following brands, yiz:-Fami!y Nectar
years old, 81 so per GAL; r. bertson do, SIS 50
90; Bowler, Dc; Old Crow, DO, SIS do, Baker, 6
Rrandies-L arocbcller, So do; do, 1fne,j SIS do
Hehnessey, 1864: Do. do, l549, $40 do; OtarS,
Dupuy Co., 1858, $40; California Brandy. Sc do >;
Old Tom Gin, 81 %; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade.
@. GAUTIER,
Projectors Of the Native Wine Bitter.,
mylI 1917 and 1910 Pam "A avanue
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QUEEN VICTORIA DECLARED IssANE-Nr.
braaiax, at an immense meeting in London last
nigns, declared the Queen was insane, and de-
manded a regency, to be entrusted 10 Judges M
law and equity, until q republic was estabiished.
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GEORGE TOwN COLLEGE,
Corner Of i and l0;h streets n W.,
WASHINGTON, DC.

II
Corner Of i and l0:h streets NV,
WASHINGTON, DC.
The next regular course Of Lectures in this frsti-
sutton will oOmmeEce on MONDAY, October 2, ISL,
and end In tie following March.
FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ. D., Professor Of Principles
md PrsGtiee OF Medicine, General Pathology and
FLop6XRpo HOWARD, NJ. D., Professor of
isq ELIOT Do sas Of fnc
PEE JAMES sff PFseses q sSSrTIrY ater,
). HARRY R nj THOMPSON, NJ. D., Professor of
'Rc 2RSEsTSS SD IT, b. Professor of
D. W BLISS, NJ D., Lecturer On Urinary Path
j. HAIRY THOMPSON, NJ D., Clinical Pro-
C. TILpEN, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
%ARWiCK Evans. M. d, Demonstration.
G.L. MAGRUDER, NJ. D., Prosector.
Tor circulars and other information apply to
JOHNSON ssI.dd9T, M, M D. nc. Dean,
sTffuTE fok Y6 ANR fhh 1bTEs IN
MSs. ANGELO JAOKsON, PRINCIPAL.
No. Slo New York avenue, northwest. se23ly
DATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
L NEAR BALTIMORE, ND.
numbsr q pupils limited to ninety It has
South and Southwest. FITS location is pre-eminsnty
ntalthful is CENTRAL and easily reached by railroad
from baltimore and Was hington city. For Circulars
address MRS r H. ARCHER
jyH-eOSm Ellicott City p o., Nd.
TIE MISSES 0sB0RNE,s YOUNG LADIES
4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL will reopen
MONDAY, September 9Th, at 943 NJ street. north
sast corner Of 10TH Thorough instruction by
Northern teachers. Professor MASON, teacher OF
french. References-Ex- Secretary VIM H Seward
Gen. j. 3. Croker, John Htz, Swiss Consul Gene
raj , send for circular. auge-lOws
SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND
- - INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
SAMUEL CARUSI having resumed the duties of
his profession, will attend to limited number Of
pupils class of young ladies will be received at
his residence No LIST street east, between and
north, Capitol Hill. selS Pm
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The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION i'm Baltimore
yesterday adopted the report OF the committee
on canons relative to the admission of a new
diocese within the limits of the Diocese of Penn
sylvania, the union of the new diocese with the
after the Sth day OF November, 1871 The
hymnal was adopted after protracted debate
by the following vote: Clerical vote-ayes 80,
divided j; lay vote-ayes SO, divided 1. An
amendment was adopted to the message of the
House of Bishops that this hymnal, when finally
corrected by the committee, shall be free to be
printed and published, under the same condi-
tons which now apply to the printing and pub
fishing of prayer books.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MISSES COLEMANs BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
will be opened IN MONDAY, October 10th, n 2ol7
street, at it's junction with Pennsy L. anis
REFERENCES: Rev. c VI. Butler, n. D., Phila-
deiphz; Hon. b. Barbour, VII Rinia; Prof. Ninnr
az Prof. Davis, University Of Virginia. and many
others. &C l26tf
MRS. 8. A. PECKS SELECT SCHOOL FOR
lNI BONS.-The twelfth annual session commenced
Sept. nh. Full Particulars may be oh. aimed from
the Principal, at 17o4 st. seS0-lmr
nj DICAL DEPA r N MT
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PhlLADELPHlA, Oct. H.-FOur non safes
have arrived from Chicago. assigned 10 the
United States mint, which are supposed 20 con-
tain bul. ion melted i'm the late fire.
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Collector Murphy DONE Resign
INV YORK, Oct H.-There Is no truth in the
reports Of Collector Murphy's resignation.
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THE MURDER OF "PET" HALsTRAp.-The
trial of Geo. j. Bolts. for the murder of Pet
Halstead, which began in Newark Yesterday
creates great excitement. The courtroom was
filled with spectators, among whom were a few
ladies. The prisoner, attended by two brothers
appeared solemn, but not agitated. A jury was
promptly secured, and the testimony COM
menced, which is recital of the facts as report
ed az the time of the murder. Mrs Wilson Hal
stead's paramOur, when called as a witness, ex-
cited much curiosity. She was neatly dressed
IN black, and was pale and unattractive. She
related the incidents of the murder as heretofnrs
reported: For some time past the prisoner has
exhibited considerable feeling of nervousness
lie has at times acted as if intending TO produce
the impression that he was insane, and it is pos
sible counsel will make this principal point in
the defence. He has several times ATTEMPTED to
procure laudanum, though he denies desiring to
take his life. The woman. Mrs. Wilson, has re-
fused TO hold any intercourse with the prisoner
has refused to visit him, and taken no notice
whatever of the letters which he has sent her,
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BRIGHAM YOUNG PLEADS "NoT GuILTY."-
Brigham Young, with "marked seriousness"
Yesterday pleaded {" not guilty. to the charge of
lascivious conduct He appeared in good health
and confident in manner. In the case of the
Mayor of Salt Lake City, Daniel III. Wells, on a
similar charge, the reading of the Indictment
was waived, and, after the title OF the case
was announced, he too pleaded mot guilty."
The MoTmons have started a subscription for n
defense fund to aid Brigham Young, Mayor
Wells and other church magnates in over.
throwing the charges made against them by the
United States grand jury. 1t is said that men
and women alike arc contributing freely.
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BatcheiOr's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any cltaiic poison TO produce paralysis
death. Avoid the d and ieusiye preparations
ooasting virtues they Do not POSSESS. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors lair Dye has had thirty years
untsrnished reputation TO uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Back or Brown Sold
York festf
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REICKsi BRICKsn BRIOKsm
SOC 600 Bricks Of al kinds on hand ana n r
sMITHsON a DUNN.
splI 1893 .four- nod o AZ strs.t, s,y. .
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REBUILDING CHICAGo.-Twenty couples have
taken out marriage licenses In Chicago since fine
IRE. The irrepressible enterprise OF the West
becomes more and more apparent
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TIRE AEDES IS solvent and very strong and has
already MERGED Tay ias its Chicago losses
J. b. BENNETT, President
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MORE X. KS GoBBLED.-A dispatch was re-
ceived to-day at the Attorney Generals Office
from the United States District Attorney for
northern Mississippi, which states that five mem
bers of the kuklux have been captured with their
DISCUSSES complete, and that there is good reason
to believe that all OF the .dens in the section of
the State named viii be speedily broken up.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-18
Ssx@@.
4sx-
AwzsAj

Halmb0ld's Extract Of Euohus Diurotie aud
Blood Purifying, aud cures all Diseases arisin K
from Habits al Dissipation, aud Ezeesses and
Imurutleuces in Life Impurities Of the Blood.
.sc. aupcl scding Capaiha in Affections for
which il is used. aud - ihili;ic AAoctious-in in
these Diseases used in connection with Helm
bold's Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many Affections peculiar to Ladies. the
Extract Bachu is unequailed by any other Re
mcdy-as in ChlorJs isis or Ketcuton. Irregular
ity, PainfulnesS or Suppression Of Customary
Evacuatipns. liberated or Schrras State Of
the Uterus. Leucorrbea or Whites, Steri,iity,
and for all Complaints incident to the Sex.
whether arising from Indisere;ion or habits ol
Dissipation. II is prescribed extensively by the
most eminent Physicians and Midwives for
Enfcebled and Delicate Constitutions Of both
Sexes and all ages.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-18
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, Or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity of Pud-
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Russo, &c. 1t is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in the world. 1t
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
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@ he Orrgoa 2tpublIeGn,
DALLAS, SATURDAY, NOV. IS
FRIENDSHIP.

A tiny, slender, silkcn thread
Is friendship, and we make it
Bind hearts and lives to hearts and lives;
But cen u breath may shake 1t,
And oft it takes but one wee word
But one wee word--to break it!
1t draws the lips in smiling shape.
1t draws the look of pleasure
From eye to eye when hands tou h hands,
When two heart, beat oue measure
And draws meaning from u word
Which makes that word a treasure.
Like string of tuneful barp or Lutte
Between glad souls It's holden,
And loves fond fingers on the thread
Make music rare and golden
Make music such as tender hearts
Could live, and ne'er grow old in.
But If breath may shake it, let
That breath come ne'er ii never /;
And never spoken be that word
Which friendships tie might sever;
But let the cord grow stronger till
The dawIiing of Forever.