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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31
Commission els Sale Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Franklin Maxwell, Executor of Lewis Max.
we'll deceased, aH
Elias s'Anea'' A' asi
William II, waEsy
Isaac Ihggy tall
20 Aud
l. N. Roberts
Isaac wassy ct ali
John n. King, executor ofNaFgAFst wagsy,
deceased,
Isaac Waggy etal.
In pursuance vi Joint dHcree entered 10
the above nAtned causrs BY the Circuit Callrt
ofLewis county, At the March term, 1870
Tic undptsigned Commissioners appointed
i0r lie purpose, will proceed on the stday
oil The Jane term, 1878, oil the County Court
vi Lewis county, AT tic irUnl door Of the
Court House oiilald county, ~ sell ~ public
auction, TO thehiphest bidder, upon credit
orc, 1? and Is tnonths,
16U ACRES OF LAND,
ling on tie waters Of Polk Greek. about Z
miles from Weston, adjoining lands Of WIN.
Waggy ahdknUwu is the Simmons placs
And viii also proceed vn The tifst day ofihs
June term 1915, oi the Caunty Court ofGll.
,met county, ut lhe front door Of the Court
LlOuse 81 slid county 80 sell al phhlicanrtlon,
to tic highest bidder, upon u credit Of siI,
twelve aud eighteen months, u
.vALU ABLE 'l'kAOT OF LAND.
10 alid county Of Gilmer, situate on the Sand
r ltk VI thu little Ranawlia known Nc the
Batea's Mil prOperiYaud containing about
go ACRES Nv N
The purchaBytS oil these two several tracts
OF land will 10 required TO execute their
bonds bearing interest from datv, with good
personal security tsr tho payment Of tue
respective ih5talmenn Of purchase Money
WIN. - LIVELY,
w. @, BENNETT, /
kIAyS4R Commissioner
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~ AUOusr will have two moons.
ono The LIST aud due other the Goth OF
chs month This is an unusuil occur
renee, not having occurred since about
1888.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

~ PSoPosALs are now solicited for
making u sewer. (of II inch terra,eoua
pipe) from the Asylum TO the West
Fork River, near tho Fair Grounds.
The distance i neprlg 4 600 feet,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

fT ToBAcco Aud nov comes the
cheering intelligence thu the tobacco
crop, that enters Into the common
consumption ofeyety ppr family, i,
not alIiliurel lily the trusts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

H NorAaY PusLlc Tho Cover.
nor has appointed tho following Notary
Public: w. O. Daniels, at Griai's
Store, Upshur couaty.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

RI soMk ofour young men. WIN
have decided that they can never no
liodly, hive erected bath.house near
The dam, Upon the door is inscribed
the legend
"Cleanliatn Is asrt b GOlliaess "
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

fg BRAxros Cousry-D'celiirg
Bnrut-f,ops. ,er.-A correspondent
ofths Register. writing from Salt Lick
Bridge. says: The dwelling house Of
Mr. Harrison 'iuford, farmer near
this placs, va. entirely CONSUMED BY
Gro On the l4tll inst. Tho 6rs urigi
mated in the cwking room from a de-.
f.ctiye stove.pipe. Mr.. Galford's ba
con and wheat were all destroyed; y
portion If his bedding was sayed.--
The wheat GRIP looks more pronii'ias
iuihis county than WIS anticipated u
few week. aga a larger amount OF
eorai. being planted this year than aiiy
previous ysar. to NY knoWlsdge.--
The fruit crp. 50 fur Us eau learn, "
au entirefailure.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31
DW ]. KlTsoN, Proprietor
Land sale.
o.tellae ". Qaattlsr, ezsealtlz. &s..

u
Caroline W. Quarter, excculrir, 60.
vs. p
Peregrino Hays, &c.
IN oilANcLRY.
10 pursuance Of decree Of the cireui.
court Of Gilmer county, rendered at the
september term thereof 1873, the UNDER
signed, commissioner, will, on the tirSt day
ufthe June term, 1875, ofthe county court
Of said county, At the front door oil tho
court house thereof proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction, valuable tract Of land, lying
on the Wsit Fork Of tic Little Rauawha
River, In Calhoun rodpty, containing
1856 ACRES,
being the sans tra.t ofland conveyed by
Alexander W Quarter aud wife TO rere.
ptine Hays, by deed da,ei l2th o'July,
1852. Said land will DO sold for cash.
W q BENNETT, Coni'r.
May lo.lw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

Eg- SuDpES DEATHS I'VE under
.toud that Mrs. Potts. oi French Greek
vas found dead 10 her bed one alOru
lug last week. Its said that she was
seupyins u bed with her husband, and
thu, be got up III the auruiug without
noiicug anything wong; but When
her Daughters went to call her IL
breakfast, they discovered th,t their
iuutuer was dead -B4rkhaanOn Delta,
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liR A NJ STEWART,
R,siatnt D.fpiti lHssiOa

In taking a liillv STROLL around town
the other Jay. xeinolisel that some
mi.sliisyous baysihad perpstrated a sld!
jpke upon the Doctor by nlutilatius bis
post ri They had cut uat The ,,I'tin
IDA = and the periods following the
inaials "a. NJ l" so that che bills
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

70 THE UIarkrburg 7TlfgT'ini
states Tint Mr. williAm HOod, Of
ShinnsiOa has bis dairy 10 successful
operation. Il turns out an immense
quantiiy Of cheese. and about City
pounds Of butter per day Mr. Hood
Il 80 wall pleased with the enterprise
That he has gone To Ohio to purchase
.aNy more cows
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

H- Mas. MARY LIscoL... Vic Of
Itheex;Ppsiient. has been pronounced
mn eqmpis meats, Al The suit Of her
son Robert
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

Eg ESorSsgR ,vicxnAa. ofwbeel.
ing. rrpprts ihr city rs using daily
2 $40 ,U0O gallons of water per day
.withlapppul.tin 81 21.U0n, that -
thirty gallons per day far ouch man.
woman and child What q dry pen
plsl IN that littls slice Of West
virgthia va -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

ET Tnn West Virgiaia Confer,
enca Of the NJ 2, Church South will
convene at Guyan iotte, September Is
Bishop Wightmau will prsslde.
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DAM STEWART.

Resideat Dentist. IIsaon A
What rsas,n the buys have 70 Dam
Stewart and 1T the same time perpe-
trstc such i liorrid pun apOahis shame,
We cautIo, say ei ~ X
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NlW GO0DSjust receive
ed at Aspinail & Kohr.
bougii's. n--.l

~. Norlcx. Edu,i.tou & Bare de.
sire to give notice that oil ps:sou. in.
deblea to them, hy uote, account, or
ticket must pay The same during the
present. aiOaIh, (Mly) Or abide BY =
legal collection tI.s-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

~ tn. coal srea ofwes. Virginia
l. said % contain sixteen thouaud
milea.
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RI ASoruEn PoRrESr.-The eos

H ANOTHER PoRrEsr.-The COS.
rips TIL that, d few days usa, Guild
wa born at the foot Of Peters MOuu-
taip. near this place, whirh, soou after
~ birth. spoke to It's uOIhet, saying
that "this is to be year Of cold aud
lamius, aud the next Is to BE- que ol
blvud r. II then died Give US soms
water, or we faint !-0aion Rtyiaer
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

Hardware. cheap as anybody cat
ell il, ut Briukmah's
Coffee 25ets. sugar l2icts. tea 81.
ginger pop 5ets at l,tinGnan's -
l.pni6is 75tis and Oranges 5octs .
dozen Ut Brinkhrn's ere,
Coru shelters at l,finkman's'
Pattut Rat Traps At lsrinknlan's.
I have purchased Perry L,reniz's
Interest III tile t,ll.gate al tile east end
of town, aud toll nlu,t be paid, or !
will prosecute. = Brirkman.
Fresh bread an d cakes every day .
vpssat's.
Best Engli,h aud American .Scythes
al Chalfnat L. Moore's M
That Tea At IS cts pr pound aud
Coffee 23cis at Chalfant 4 Moore's
Sugar Cured llams, Shoulders and
Breakfast Bacon at Chalinut& tloore's.
Ri.h-iabta'lor. Potomac. Lake
Herring aud slackerel at Chaliant l.
II, The Juninta and Sligo trou-a
splpniiid assor tment at Ohaliaut 4
Moore's
paints. Oils and Window Glass at
Chaf,ant 4 hloore's
Moving Machines, Isakrs, Wagons
uud plows Ut Chalfant 4 Aloors's
Nails, Builders Hardware, Tools,
&c., ut Cbulfant & MoOre's. ,4ia9
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

E1 GkahoK fIssTrs cur Devil,
received The following assurance off.
dsliiy from bis 3girf' few daysago /:
an Den Jsrg MAY l gil yanked
out oi'be 4 Al midnita every mite BY q
c,,ss like Theyiore Tilioa. an carried
npp a million pare OfIiiares, III ever l
srse ,oipye you r.
YoreF. fur eser. -.
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NOTICE.
40 the Stockholders Of the
Weston A. WEST FL rk
q RAILROAD Company.

,Inpursu,uce ofan order of the Board Of
Directors Oraid company, passed by q ma.
iurily VI said Directors, On the STU day Of
alay. 1875, u meeting " the lid Stoekhold.
en- will " held At Tie principal office Of said
Company Ia Weston, Lewis yountI, West
y,,giuia. Oh tile t7lh day VI July, 1875, 10
CONSIDER tie proposition Increasing lie CAP.
itAl stock OF said Company from seyenty' hve
thousand to twv hundred AMI dry lhOasaud
dollars +.f NJ.
W G lirSsErr, Secretary.
MNs 1875 -mG7m
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

~. Oh WARRIORS We notict.
that General lioring --sell known to
The people Of WESTERN Virgins as .
Confederate Cliisftsin. IL nov march,
ing along ia Central Africa, 10 the
service u Ills Rysl flishness. The
King q Egypt. In accepting pesi
tiJn un'ier the Egyp ian governmental
Is necessary to abandon tbs Christian
religion, snd pay allegiance" to Ma
hOuet Loring gets $500 month.
aud lives like 40 gypiian msgust-
.his establishment including a very
respectable hareln. without which be
would DO i nobody siih 10 preteusiont
in respectable society "a,
-ltisrangs con,ras. with tho con.
duet Of loriug. We read that Rev
William slupford. who was l.iruienant
Cdlouvl oflihe 18th Regiment (I.ewis
county furnished q company 10 tho
l7th)llas accepted the place Of assis
tat,t rector Of Christ Church, Nav Or
leans. made vacant BY the r ,ignation
uflRev. a. Campbell Fair. Dir. Nun.
ford IL 80 well khown in tLis State aud
the Old Dominion. that bis msny
iriend. will be glad to hear about hun.
Ill enters at once upon duty in New
Orleans.
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rsr rnr Supreme Court o. Appeal
mee,s ID Wheeling % "Wednesday. the
Bud day IT June
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EF BAp Buys SOME time ago.
Dr.. A, N stewart, a deptist. came 10
Weston with u view o.. permanently
lOcating here. He had bills printed
giving bis naine, business aud location.
nv foli0ws. 10 f3s 'lsi fa'iiii ts.lsn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

Go to va,snr's aud stt some Of thai
que quality II iea-clltnp
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NR. lEORGE ls. MORRIS,

Coffee Ut vussar's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

a Student wanted at lhs Pittsburgh
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Fresh bread an a cakes every day .
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M1pR o4oH MMVs

will not sec Il here, but will see Groceries.
SC sold Vt "old time" prices. Among the
living eurloslties We regret We have nat al
present on band
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THIS MONSTER SHOW
will Nv On exhibition daily from IA. ", to
loP. ", Sundays excepted.
THE FERocIous
Wild Beasts Of the Forest

hut wIllbe 10 our proper place, and will sell
our good. atsueh figures ihnl yUn will for.
get Ill about such ihingSas Wild Lions, and
rejuice that YOU have saved your money 10
invest n.Dry GopdJ, Groceries aud Notions,
marked dawn 10 the lowest pliees. Neither
will We Introduce the -if
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-17
SECRET HISTORY.

Cor. Vance Narrate8 q Curions Chapter o.
Confederate History.
On the 18th inst. Ex-Governor Vance,
of North Caroline, delivered an address
at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
Va, before the Southern Historical
Society. The Richmond Dispatch has
a report of it.. from which we extract
the following under the above head:
Alluding to the fact that much has
been said about the presence Of "an
unruly disloyal union sentiment in
North Carolina during the war;" and
''the prevalence of the unjust impress
sion that North Carolina could be
easily detached from her duty to her
confederates, Gov. Vance said that
sit seemed there were some who pre-
sumed upon it for important purposes.
"Soon after the failure of the Hampton
Roads conference I was visited by Gov.
Graham, whose death we so recently
depIore, who was then a senator of the
confederate states. After giving par
ticulars of that conference which had
not appeared in the papers, and the
prevailing impressions of congressional
circles about Richmond, etc., he in
formed me that number of leading
gentlemen there, despairing of obtain
ing peace thu ough Mr.. Davis, and be.
lieving the end inevitable and not Gis,
tant, had requested him to visit me and
urge me as governor of North Carolina
20 take steps for making separate terms
with Mr.. Lincoln, and thus inaugurate
the conclusion. Gov. Graham re-
marked that he had agreed to lay their
request before me without promising to
ol5 I,io oH fhprnTn
81 asked who these gentlemen were,
their names-chiefy senators and Rep
congress. I asked why these gentle
own states with the enemy, and if they
request to me? He said they would
not take the initiative. They were so
surrounded at home and so trammeled
by pledges, etc, as to render it impOs-
sible. I declined the proposition, of
course, and asked him to say to those
gentlemen, with my compliments, that
in the mountains of North Carolina,
where was reared, when a man was
whipped he had TO do his own hallooing;
that the technical word enough could
not be cried by proxy. This secret
piece of history will serve to show that
there was faintness of heart and a
shifting together of knees in other parts
of the south outside of North Carolina."
Gov. Vance would have made his speech
much more interesting by revealing the
names of these confederate senators and
representatives, and whether or not the
list included other officials besides
members of Congress. AS it is, his
revelation, without these names, is
something like the play of Hamlet with
that character omitted.
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HOW HE RECUPERATED.
A Marvellous Tale of the Minnesota Climate.
s.. Paul Pioueer-PreEs.

A Marvellous Tale Of the Minnesota Climate.
81. Paul Pioueer-PreEs.
She came from Detroit, Michigan,
and her great pride was being an in
valid. She lost no opportunity in
recuperate. She did not hesitate TO
enter into conversation with any per
son she came in contact with, giving
advice, Chronological or physiologicl Il
to invalids, and seeking the same from
those OF robust constitution. Her con-
versation was always prefaced with the
Introductory inquiry, SO common to
visitors, "Did you come here for your
health ?" She thus addressed stall
wart, ruddy-visaged young man at the
dinner table of the Metropolitan a few
days since, and the following dialogue
ensued:
"Yes, madam, I came here probably
the weakest person you ever saw.
had no use of my limbs in fact my
bones were but little tougher than car
tilages. I had no intelligent control
of single muscle, nor the use of
single faculty."
'FGreat Heavens" exclaimed the as
tonished auditor, "and you lived ?"
"I did, Miss, although 1 was devoid
of sight, was absolutely toothless, un-
able to articulate a single word, and
dependent on others for everything,
being completely deprived of all power
to help myself. l commenced to gain
Immediately upon my arrival, and have
scarcely experienced sick day since,
hence 1 can conscientiously recommend
the climate.
GA wonderful cure, said the lady,
"but do you think your lungs were
affected p"
"They were probably sound, but
possessed of SO little vitality that but
for the most careful nursing they must
have ceased their functions"
81 hope YOU found kind friends,
sir ?"
"Indeed 1 did, madam ; it is to them
and the pure air of Minnesota that /
owe my life. My fathers family were
with me, but unfortunately my mother
was prostrated by severe illness during
the time of my greatest prostration.
"Row sad Pray, what was your
diet and treatment ?"
"My diet was the simplest possible,
consisting only of milk, that being the
only food my system would bear. AS
fer treatment, depended entirely upon
the life. giving properties of Minnesota
air, and took no medicine except an
occasional narcotic when very restless.
My improvement dated from my arrival.
Ny limbs soon became strong, my
sight and voice came to me slowly, and
full set of teeth, regular and firm,
appeared"
Remarkable, miraculous Surely,
sir, you must have been greatly reducsd
in flesh ?"
3" Madam, weighed but nine pounds,
I was born in Minnesota. Good day."
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SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

A BLIND mendicant in Boston wears
this inscription around his neck Don't
be ashamed 10 give only hall penny
/ can't see"
No doubt the happies dogs that ever
lived were the two taken aDoAtu "a
Noah's ark-for they had but one PAii
Of heas between them. ,.
MErRoRs OF great size are iailing IN
lowe. Prof. Gust tavus Heinrichs shys
that they are mere shells Of other worias'
and the interiors are coming along soOn'
ONE OF the hardest things 10 do is 20
let well enough alone, and this Is not
less strange than the fascination which
prompted a man TO pick mp not Pokor
the second time TO see what burht MN.
TIE novelty in belts is the eTos gram
ribbon not more two inches wie, anu
worn about the waist, TO fasten IN 'front.'
Of the left side in bow, with loops and
ends reaching nearly or quite to the
knee.
TAG chief Jewel in the crown OF the
truly benevolent man is his sympathy
with the poor. We have heard OF
family in this city on the point Of starv-
alton, whose suferings we're brought TO
the attention OF Christian philaLthro-
pist, and who promptly came among
them like a good angel and refreshed
their souls by the reading OF copious
extracts from the book Of Job.-Brook-
lyn Argus,
The following curious advertisement
recently appeared in the wants col
umn of the Dublin Irish Times " Mat
rimony.-A m Dther, suffering from a
mortal disease, and longing TO see her
daughters suitably married before she
leaves this world, wishes TO meet two
gentlemen, respectable psrentage min
imum income Gl00 age under 40. Girls
are good humored, trained housekeep-
ers, very handsome advertiser eau
guarantee this); aged %, and ~. eldest
very sensible, youngest little highty;
fortunes G300 each. Enclose carte, &c
Address Y, ~, Office Of this paper.
THAT old English humbug which has
cursed this country so long, the intelli-
gent Jury, has at last attracted the at
tention of the magazines. Scribners
says "The simple truth is, that the
Jury system is outlived and ought TO be
outlawed. II does not help the cause
of law and Justice, and ought to be
kicked ont of the way. It is oppressive
TO the Juror, 10 is anomalous in our sys-
tenn Of government, il makes tho uncer-
tainty of law still more uncertain, II ~
expensive, and il is utterly Unnecessary
There is nothing sacred about it, To
be tried by a mans peers Is not hali no
good thing as 20 he tried by a mans
intellectual and moral superiors.
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LICE IN FowLs.-There are such a
number of recipes for killing lice ON
hens tnat 10 is difficult 10 determine
which is best. We use only one thing,
en- that is sulphur, and in the follow
i'm manner: Whenever a hen takes n
nest for sitting, fresh, clean hay is put
undsr the eggs, and one Tablespoonful
of sulphur SCI tterCd over u. This
will sift in among the hay, End the
warmth Of the hen will be just tufiicient
10 cause slight fumes 10 arise and KILT
all the vermin which may be ON the
hen or in the nest. We have practiced
this plan for the past twelve years, and
neither lousy chicken nor mother has
ever been seen in our yard during tho
time named.
This ia our preventive for lice ON
young chickens. Every spring We have
our rDouItry-house and rOosts thoroughly
cleaned and whitewashed inside, and
then scatter -four Of sulphur in every
crack and corner, and literally over
the tIoor. DO this, and repeat II IN tho
autumn, aud We will venture 10 say
that you will have no vermine on your
fowls. To kill the lice on the old fowls
Immediately, mix little sulphur in
lard and grease their heads With tl q
compound, aud put little under each
wing.
Sulphur is death 90 all kinds OF lice,
aud not at all injurious TO higher ami
mails. II scattered plentifully about
barns and other outbuildings IL will &C.
stroy many kinds Of vermin beside ht T.
lice. We have no pip" among our
chickens since we commenced the sui.
] phur treatment.-Rurdl NeiO Yorker,
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Translated from the German
TIE MAIDEN SLEEPS.

Inc &,Lns maiden sleePs-wearied from play to rest,
APe neg doll the little arms had fondly pressed.
- Inc pretty Sunday dress
aer story-book remembered not
Ali' al her treasures now forgot
- The z alden sleeps
AIe aiuen sleeps-her life was peaceful made,
ana light her earthly lot:
little stream that through the flowers st trayed.
- With love aud music fraupht;
10 bitter grief the chfld's Leart panied
soon was the short fight fought and gained
The maiden sleeps.
The maiden Eleeps-how best she slumbered in
Her tender Saylors arm. 'N Ill
GS6 sP2less s2l fa heart Gn'osd, unstaneI by sin,
q a conscience pure, sinless breast,
This is a couch the head to rest
Ihe maiden Steps
Tho m'ld,n sleeps-earth's pair, earth's strife no
=, May break q a. sweet repose;
hnoWst, mother, thou, what might have been in
For hor, Of bitter woes?
S''e feels no more he ternpest's beat
7 etls not the summers Eultry heat
The maiden sleeps.
Ats Haitsn sl.eps- only one short, calm night
A9a oh, how fright the nom that grCets her sight
When that brief night IS DER!
lie, Who ~ his re -istless will
sootisd Jalrus, lives aud comforts ct IL
The maiden sleeps.
The H1siFel sleeps aud now the last kiss press
iPou IN a Nps 20 still,
TIE TT e help thee in t,y sore distress;
o. mother lis His will
Nov, as they bear her 20 her rest
sing sc the hymns she loved the best
The maiden slesps.
The maiden sieeps-aow, Shepher take her homo.
Thine for eternity:
He glorious stars bend down from Hos,sYss 1o,,.
Watch DER her tenderly: ''
O. wind. howl not so loud and shri
Over this little flower licked hill
The maiden sIeeps
- The .SepfsD,ou