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. OFFICE ODoRLEss ENCHANTING
Wy COMPANY,

t. [s,lS
Locked Boxes for I, ception Of orders for Scay-
snger service will be found at the following place.
station house, corner Of High street ana Canal.
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. 8. Taylors store,
corner of Twentieth and L streets northwest; John
Iynans store, corner OF Sixteenth and L streets
northwest; j. r. Green's store, 1920 Fourteenth
street, corner Of Samson street northwest, G. 81
Clalr's store, corner Of Fourteenth and streets
northwest; Second precinct Station house, Seventh
street above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
ket, at the Scale house, Seven street, bet ween
and p northwest; Heffernans store, corner OF
Twelfth and U streets northwest; Sixth precinct
station house, of Ninth and ctr eets north
west mrs koehler store, corner Fourth street and
New foTk avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta
tOn house, corner of First and streets
temperance Commercial Bureau, 2O3 Peunsylya-
ma avenue northwest; A. Lepreux', corner Twelfth
street. and Pennsy ania avenue northwest Central
Guardhouse, Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest; Mr. Coombs' store cor aer
Virginia avenue and Eighth street southeast; L. A
WOODS store, srner Ninth and streets sout beast
Eighth precinct station house, South Carolina ave
nue., between Fifth and Sixth streets southessi; d
ChfistofAni Bro. store corner First and streets
southeast; George BassStts store, corner Second
and streets northeast Eastern market house, Gap
tol Hill asst store corner Ninth and streets
northeast; N. kegans store. corner Second and
streets northeast Walker Bro. IS corner Eleventh
c;nct station, house, corner Sixth and L streets
streets southwest.
All orders deposited In our boxes at the above.
mentioned places will receive prompt attention.
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TIE WEEKLY star, now ready. con,.,,

he WkKKLr SrAR, now ready, contains
London and Paris fashions; the Cumberland.
Nd, tragedy; the Udderz ook murder trial; the
Polaris mystery and the mutilated records Of
Capt Hall; sketches by the Danbury news man;
latest and best tales. poems, sketches and
fashion items; together with all the news Of
We week; Washington news and gossip, agricul-
turaa items. household receipts, Sc, SC.
ferms: One dollar and half per annum In
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
reauy Tor mailing.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The announcement of the failure of Hoyt,
Sprague Co. caused great feeling of depres-
SION in Wall street yesterday, and values were
seriously affected. The stock market was very
was followed by a reaction, and q subsequent
decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-31

JOURNALISM IN NEW YoRK.-The Graphic
says that every morning paper in New York ex-
eept the Times has "been bribed by stock and
advertisements" to keep quiet about the no
torious Industrial Exhibition job, which openly
proposes to rob the people Of that city Of
>2,5cc.ooO. They have been too busy attending
TO Washington affairs we suppose; or did any
BODY here refuse to paw them their price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-31

An odd illustration of the prevailing ''shrink-
age in values Is shown in the coming down of
some OF the Abrthern aDollar stores to Mine
ty-iye cent stores-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-31

One Of the magazines for November has a
long article headed "why Men Need Wives
is Il really necessary 20 ask this question:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-31

The collectors office will be kept open until
eight O'Clock this evening to enable Taxpayers
10 Avail themselves Of the last chance to get the
benefit Of the 81 discount on their bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-31

The decision in the case Of Polk county, Iowa
VS.. J. Herb, referred to in TIE STAB day or
two since, was not, as has been stated, that am
ages obtained in q suit growing out Of q viola
ton Of the temperance law, is a lien against the
premises where intoxicating liquors were sold,
but that lien may be established when 1t has
been proven that the owner OF the premises was
cognizant of the traffic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-31

II the sprsgues should 90 under, the state of
Rhode Island viii be merged in the firm of
Brown & Ives.
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Miss Anna Dickinson has found new way Of
stimulating applause. Heretofore tears, the
genuine saline production, have been very ef-
feeuve in her discourses, but even these lose
their virtue after while, and 30 Anna has
taken to a new method. She misses train on
the evening Of her lecture. Does she sit down
and weeP over her misfortunes? Not bit OF
H. She charters special train. a steamer
and fast horse" 50 runs the report, and at
little be fore nine O'Clock appears upon the
stage with a quick, tragic stride, and standing
before her audience with flushed face, dis
heveled hair, rubber boots, and look which
seems 10 say, al stand upon me throne - is
ready for business. This cannot fail to be eff
iectiye and is sure to bring down the house in
thunders OF applause.
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TMILBURN's POLAR SODA,
HE COOLEST AND BESTIN The WORLD,
DEPOT poR
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. laws RENNsyLvANIA AVENUE,
le13-tr near Gifteenth street.

% TO LADIES.
W. How sad II Is TO see youngw lie, o mother
Of family, who requires all her physical strength
to f1lnl her household duties, and ali her moral
pacites to accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her Frustrated, osing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
blel This state Of weakness and debility Is more
iatai TO her than severe spell Of sickness, for In
other she will inger months after months not think
ing worth while tos ee Q physician about Ii, until
the gave, when little precaution in proper time
YOU'D pave spared her life. To prevent, TO strength
LIFE BITrERs q Dr.; L. b. BERTRAM. They
are SAFE and infAllfble remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia, costiveness, bilieusuess, hesdaches,
morning sisknss., and ! compIsints peculiar to
gists, sre, In Consequence Of their virtue And
agreeable taste, the medicine pay sxcsliesns for
efteN. dec18-l y
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U.s. CirIzENs, SSuIi DING COMPANY

sCJ tIIIZENS' Bull DING COMPANY
The subscribers to the stock Of he Citizens Build
ing company arc hereby notified that the directors
have authorized the collection of the first inst all
mtnt, ten Ol dollars each share, for the m til
OF October Subscribers call at the ONCE of tn
company, Sl3 Market Space, and pay the same.
The books will remain epen for subsc ri ptions to
the bs'snce OF the stock until the next ensuing
Der.
Constitutions of the Company ready for
subscribers. W II. CLAGETT,
ociSl % Secretary aud Treasurer
nFWASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Wy Dspostors al hereby notified to leave their
BOOKS a. the bank side door on Louisiana svenue)
Tor settlement All persons indebted the bank on
overdue paper notified to provide for il without
further delay. WILLIAM. MATTINGLY,
octZs-zw Receiver.
hFWAsHISGTON GYMNAsIUM-Membe
Wy shin tickets in the Washington Gymnasium
are ow offered at the very low price of Five Dol
lars, the holder to all the privileges of the
Exercising Bath and Reading Rooms, every day,
except SUNDAY, from a. to 10 D. m. Dues 1 a
month Ia addition. Caiisthenic class Monday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday evenings. Location, Louisiana
ays Iue, near 9Ih street, opposite TO Walls Opera
hosse. oct29 St
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
Z. H. KELLOGG,
Ne. II CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
We keep a general stock OF Lard, Whale, Fish.
Parafine and West Virginia Black Oils, and can
furnish low grades Of machinery oil, equally Is good
as can Be had elsewhere at the price charged.
octSl-2w Il. II. KELLOGG.
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All goods will be sold, under recent act Of the Le
gislaturs, deposited with Z. Fulton 90. previous
to July ], 1873
The Auctioneer calls particular attention to this
sale, as every article will be warranted pre-
seated, and sold without reserve.
octSl-4t W. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts
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w LEWIS WEBER, LEADER,
Furnishes Music for Balls, Private Parties, ~
0ermaDs. State Sociables, Parades, Generals tkzx
&c. Orders left at Metzerott 90 e, Ellis or S81
at the residence Of the Leader 71S 7th street. Navy
Yard, Washington. Telegraph Office within square
Of the house. Octa9.5m
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BY AUSTIN r BROWN

Three large double HOUSES, ranging in prlos
from SS5,0U to S5o-000 and several other fret Las
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS IN ell
HOUSES and Iors a, Noun. Pleasant. ell,
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SSIB EIS L. GEIssEasPaAa,s

WASHINGTON, d. C., September zsd, ISIS.
NOTICE. TO DEPos1foRs.-From and after this
date, and until further notice, this Company will
apply its rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice of
intention to withdraw deposits.
sep7f2m @. w. sTIOKNEY, Actuary
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A RTHUR BONNICAsTLE;byy @. HoIlAnd.
LoMBA I'd sfRSEf 81 Wa Waller aT Bs. sllcfs
IN THE ROCk q memoir Of Alice B. Whitsll.
sEESMMDSs A ~ rLHCTTkEs by jas Hsm,l,0s:
THE oHURCH IN THE HOUSE; by ArnOt.
WIN. BALLANTYNES.
sep6-r 42s SEVENTH STREET. BELOW q.
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BANKERS.

N TNfTE6 sT1TES DEP6siToR !,
Southwest cor. Of 7th and sts., w ashngton, D. G.
Collections made on all parts Of the United States.
Prompt attention given to all business before the
Departments Of the Government. Capital, $4,000:
Surplus Fund, $1,000 FITZHUGH COYLE,
CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier (octl7-trl Prest.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
200 ACRES OF LAM

v 200 ACRES OF LAND
lying on the Washington and AlaNnrdrfa tr-..-...
crla' VIII be sold IN ists suit. a. an EN- r
portion 81 the land has one q the most .nrlst =
these beishis Sss baiit Fort sSt fT e1e ~, =
W coninsndins Locality. One hundred acres M
cleared land, lying beautifully, and w.ii 49,,
the Abingdon estate, and having The al, ,5,.
two cities, certainly Offers rare chapre f,r 49,
.estuen; Title Eeriesi; For terms ana infsrn,.
and Real Estate Broker, Star ofii%r Lu,isin afs
are the authorized agents Of the ovVpcr 80. 80
IRepubI WIZ"
AND THE SAFEST TNvEsTMENT-.r--..
opponun,ty T. now .rered 10 secure At rre.l
within sight of W ashiu eton city AAnp'
The subdivision Of the most beautifully locat.,
sSseiien OF country near this city, known a. . The
pleted BY the subscriber into some ffty small f'ra
OF from one 20 twenty acre. each OF land maxi,
beautiful building sites combining al the dssir.pI
re99istes Tor suburban home, among which a..
The location is perfectly healthy, being som. ,-..
hundred feet In altitude above the POtom.r, ~
1t 10 accessible BY very pleasant drive over ...,
grades 10y the FAIRFAX and GeOrgetOwn turnnIk.
roadD in 70 minutes from the city
Inc Views from these beautiful heights Of ths Cal,
itaI ctiee and enyirens are unsurpassed near th or
any other city.
fhe soil has proved TO be especially .tsp,sa n,
grapes, Is shown BY the North Arlington ,ney ard.
fruits that can be grown in this latitude which so.
very M aterially TO its desrsbility and value
IL ~sfered BY many never-t failing springs q tie
The very reasosabls price ct which they are be,n,
SOLO, and on easy terms or az liberal reductlnfo Cor
cash, make them exceedingly desirable invest
furnished RoBT "A. PHILLIPs,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
oc.99-t, n,ar E..,o..a ~ lytu si,nsl'
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NThE SUPREME G2gRToF The DIsTkICT
S,utns as a Diariet Court ~ Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of JAY COOKE Il Co, against whom
q petition for adjudication Of Bankruptcy
hled on the 18th day Of October, A. d 1878. Ben
1aDin Buckner, petitioning creditor. No. 235,
n SsG u sSs plaintiff, by B. f. araf.en and
Robert Cbrsty, his attorneys II ordered that the
following named defendants, to wit: Jay Cooke, Pitt
Cooke, Edward Dodge, William @. Moorehoad, n ar.
ms q. Cahnestock, George G. Thomas, Jay Cooke,
and James A, Garland, cause their appearance
to be entered herein before the 10th day Of No
vember A: D. 1873; other wise this will be pro-
eeeded With according to law, and said defendants
be treated as IN default.
true cory. Test:-R. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
octc0 5, By L p. CIVILIANS, Assistant Clerk.
FURS! FURSl FURS!
We haze Az, reGsiysd OUT large and elegant stock of
SEAL and AsTRAKHAN sAUoUEs,
And all the most desirable styles now in vogue
The new patent FUR WkiSTiETS'
FUR CAPS, COLLARS, and GLOVES for gen
GENUINE SEAL CAPS as low as five dollars.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
62l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oct29.eo2w Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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A CHlCKERIHG GRAND PIANO FOR--
- SALE CHEAP-Can be seen at No Sa
$40 Sd street, between and b SITS after 3vJvtVV
p. ~. octL- Ct
LOB SALE OREAP-The largest stock Of sec
ohd hand ECRNITURE, STOVES, &c in the
uoIthWett, oct24-2w-
LOB SALE-A very choice lot Of PARTRIDGE
Nm C0SHIEs, Ais, 3 few very hne LIGHT
IA tns country. @. q. WESTON,
ocHl-im ITO 18th street nort Invest
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
IN TOWN AND OUT,
The winter is over and gone.
1t begins to look like spring,

The winter is over and gone.
1t begins to look like spring.
Plenty of fresh fish in the market
Best brands of Cigars at d. Camp
bells. If
"A great many people were in tow
Saturday.
Fine Stereoscopic Views at Court
ney & Appleton's.
The boys are enjoying themselves
fishing these days.
The churches are filled on Sundays
thanks to the milliners.
Assessor is around; hide your trap
and swear you don't own anything.
Soda Water on draft every day a
D. Campbell's. If
The swallows will soon homewart
fly.
-Thundsr storm, Monday night, but
no rain.
Dime parties are fashionable in
Akron.
The State Legislature adjourned OF
Tuesday of last week.
The "Welcome" Is sprightiy Sun.
day School music book.
The banks Of the creek are lined
with fishermen of all sizes and ages.
-Cutworms are not as yet destroying
the corn in this section OF the country
-Crackers & Canned Fruit at d.
Campbell's. tt
An exchange describes public per.
former as "clothed with wit" He must
have habit of joking.
History repeats itself and spring
bonnets are of the "seoop-shovel" style
our grand-mothers wore.
"A contemporary calls his items
"Nits" TO show thar he gets them eut OF
his own head.
Get your party and wedding cakes
at Lang's Bakery. If
DIR. Enos is still getting better. II
is thought that he will recover entirely
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
The Credit Sy stem.

The Farmer of last week contained an
article on the "Credit SYSTEM" which
some of our readers may not have seen.
As it puts the question plainly, we take
the liberty of copying it rs follows:
"The very large amount that newspa-
per publishers must necessarily lose
every year by subscribers who never
paw readily suggests itself to the reader,
but there is anOth er item that few think
of. By way of illustration, suppose
that A, a wealthy man and abundantly
able to pay, takes the paper year after
year without paying for it, until his &C.
count runs up to $40, as many of them
do. We must pay cash for paper, ink,
type, labor and everything else that
pertains to the publication of paper,
and we have to frequently borrow mon
ey at 10 per cent to meet our expenses.
AS we said, A owes us $40; the interest
on that sum would be 81 year, and it
follows that when we pay interest and
get none, we are losing 81 a year, or
what is the same giving A the paper for
81 a wear. 3 owes us SIS, many do, and
it follows that we lose $3.50 on him, or
Wllsil Is tQuit oicut, CIV INN ."S P@Pei
for 80 cents. c owes us for ten years,
$40, and we have quite number Of that
kind, perfectly able to pay, and it takes
50 year to pay the interest on what he
owes, so we virtually get nothing from
him for the paper. Counting paper,
ink, labor and all other matters Of ex-
penditure connected with our business
and we have a weekly expenditure of
not less than 500, which must be paid
in cash, and when our receipts fall
short we must raise the money from
some other source. With advance pay
nlent we will have the money to pay as
we 60, lose nothing by long credits
without interest, nor lose BY subscribers
who never pay, and It Is but little in
convenience to our prompt paying snb-
scribers." -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
Will Never Marry.

A young man living in south Canton
says he will never marry. He never
was struck by female charms but once.
She was walking down the street with
a copy of the Rep. and Rep. projecting
half way out of her hustle, while two
naughty men were walking leisurely
behind her, perusing its columns. The
young man in question, thinking that
looked too much like sponging, stepped
up to inform the unconscious lamsel ol
the fact, and being rather bashful, and
wishing to state the facts as delicately
as possible, he stammered out: 81, ah
beg your pardon, Miss, but your news
depot needs attention." There was q
CLEAN in her eye which meant business
and before lie could evade her, there
was scratch on his face about two in
ches long. The lady has gone off tc
visit, and will remain all summer.-R.p
d Rep.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
Mi11rfshnaa, @tin, ghnf8dap, a1ap IS, 1878


There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue
and no lameness which it will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true. Where the part
| is not gone its effects are marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures OF rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock-jaw, palsy, sprainS, swellings, caked-
breasts, scalds, burns, salt rhuem, ear-ache,
&C., upon the human frame, and of strains,
SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t is counter-irrltant, an
all-healing pain relieyer. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites
are rendered harmless and the wounded are
healed without scar. 1t Is no humbug. The
ecipe is published aromd each bottle. 1t is
selling ss no article before sold and it sells
because it does just what it pretends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling, deserve to suffer if they will not
use Centaur Liniment More than 1000 certif-
Gates Of remarkable cures, including frozen
limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, running tu-
mors, &c, have been received We will send
circular containing certificates, the recipe,
&C., gratis. to any one requestingit. One bot
tie of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is
worth one hundred dollars for spawned or
sweenied horses and mules, or for screw-worm
in sheep. Stock owners - this Liniment is
worth your attention No family should be
without Centaur Liniment. J. Il. RosE & Co.,
New York.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
Prof. Fowler's Greatest Work.

The National Publishing Company,
of Cincinnati, have just issued VERY
important and valuable work, by Prof
o. S. Fowler, on Manhood, Womanhood
and their Mutual Inter-relations; Love,
its Laws, Power, etc. 1t is mastery
exposition of the laws which control
the relations of the Sexes, and their du-
ties toward each other; and it is not as
serting too much TO pronounce it the
most valuable and timely publication
of the age.
All friends of morality and purity
in social life will hail the advent OF
Prof. Fowler's book with delight, and
those who seek information upon the
curious and tragic features of domestic
life, those who would study human ma.
ture stripped of its masks and disguises
will find this volume the best hand
book in existence. Young men wht
value their domestic happiness should
not fail to read his remarks on the sub
ject of selecting wife, as the informa-
ton it contains is beyond value.
The book is real blessing to the pub
lie, and will be regarded as such by all
who read it. The low price at which
it is issued brings it within the reach Ol
all, and every person who wants to ar
rive at proper understanding Of the
true relations of the sexes should pro-
cure copy. 1t is sold by subscription
only, and agents are wanted in every
county. Address National Publishing
Co., I7S Elm street, Cincinnati, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
New Improvements.

Millersburg is waking up from its
dream of several years, and the people
have taken a notion to build. Already
a large number of new dwelling houses
have been put under contract, and
others will be soon. Among the prin-
cipal improvements, we mention the
Presbyterian Church, the Butler House,
and the new block on the old Critchfield
corner. The work on the church is
progressing rapidly. The Butler House
is being rebuilt. One portion was re-
fitted last fall. The remaining part has
Fbeen removed, preparatory to putting
in new brick building. Peters, Hose
& Co. are now having the cellar of their
new block excavated, and are nearly
ready for the Stone Masons. 1t viii be
three story brick, and will make a
great difference in the looks of that part
of the town. Henry Snyder is putting
up fine brick dwelling on the east end
of Washington street. Frank Gray's
new house is fast approaching compile
ton on the west side of South WASH
ington Street. There are several other
houses, which we will notice at another
time. We are glad to mark this spirit
Of enterprise, and hope it may still in
crease. 1t shows that the town is look
ing up. Business men in other places
have an eye on Millersburg, and are ex-
pecting great things for it in the future,
as it can, and should be a center for coal
and other mineral productions. But it
depends in great measure upon the en-
terprising spirit of our citizens, wheth-
er this shall be or not. This county
could be made double its present value
in few years, if the people would only
do what they should do. Encourage
manufactures, help build railroads that
would of necessity increase the value of
land very materially, and consequently
the general wealth of the county. The
sooner our people look upon these mat
tiers in the right light, the sooner will
our county take its proper stand among
tie counties of the State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
Life,

Life bears us on like the stream of a
mighty river. Our boat at first goes
down the tiny channel-through the
playful murmuring of the little brook,
and the willows upon its CLASSY borders.
The trees shed their blossoms over the
young heads; the flowers on the brink
seem to offer themselves to our young
hands; we are happy in hope, and
grasp eagerly at the beauties that sur
round us; the stream hurries on, and
still our hands are empty. Our course
In youth and manhood is along a wider
deeper flood, and amid objects more
striking and magnificent. We are ami
mated by the moving pictures of enjoy
ment and industry passing us; we art
excited by our short lived enjOyments
The stream bears us on, and joys and
griefs are left behind us. We may b,
shipwrecked, but we cannot be delayed
for, rough or smooth, the river hastens
towards its home, till the roar of tn,
ocean is in Onr ears, and the waves he
meath our feet, and the floods are liftet
up around us, and we take our leave o.
earth and its inhabitants, until of oui
further voyage there is no witness say,
the Infinite and Eternal.