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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-12
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-12

ArttAoo Glue lhmae unb ,arintIihe
Wtgt. Ssluns fir Yrude ptsr5.rnia,
in Sung ant all, g~arantirt ets Sutlon Mettcbe.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-12

Gin ocatanbieer Nns;ua adcr SrunS'
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
SPOKEN.

Steamer Indiana from Liverpool for Philadelphia, April
Shin SIR Robert Peel Larrabee from London for New
York April 3. lat 40 ~. Ion 45. -, -
Ship Agra l;er Bremen for Baltimore. March ~
Shin Great Admiral Thompson. from New York for Ban
Francisco March II. lat Fl 81 N. Ion - 30 W. $500
Ship Lucy Nckels. from Liverpool for Bombay Feo H.
lat 3 :. Ion rs W.. - v,..u., e..
New York. April l. lat ~, Ion ~. -,
Ship George Manson. from Liverpool for 81 John NIB.
March %. lat ~. Ion - 10 49,. III :,
Bark Europa cierl from Bremen for New York, April =
lat Al on. Ion IL ~ r,., 49,. o.
Bark Edmund CGcr,. from Bremen for Phiiadelphis.
March 80, lat ~. Ion 10.
March 20. LAT Al ~. Ion 10 10 :,
Liverpool March 26 lat ~, Ion 40
BARK Princess Louise tB. from Portland Tor Queenstown
March ~. lat AZ. lon 3d. -
MarcatR of Naples from London Tor New ork nve
DAYS out. lat AZ. Ion -. - :.
Bark Bachelors dr. from Antwerp for Sydney CB March
81. lat 10 or lon - 20 - x,,,
Bark Jewel (Br). from 81 John. NB, Tor Dublin
Anril ~. oil sc GEORGES hank
Mahilde Octayie (r), Peletier from Buenos Ayres
for Pensacola, April s.. of Key West.
Brig Rachel Coney from Messna for New YORK. March H.
In Straits OF Gibraltar. -,
Mystic Tie Brl. from Liverpool FOR Yarmouth. No.
March %. lat ~. Ion 20
Brig Soskummeren (Sor), from London Tor New YORK.
March 81. tat a.. Ion Z
Schr Lydia Cardel lBr). from Messina Tor Baltimore,
passing Gibraltar March H.
Wyoming, bound SOUTH April IL LAT 81 S. Ion 81 ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. April i5-Arrived, schr Sarah Cullen,
- for ieors etown.
saiicd--schrs l. cowperthwaiie, New Haven: r Bod
well, Georgetown: Henry Davey. Herschcl. nannah u
shubert and Howard Williams uroai Gcorgetown), for
BOSTON April l6--Arrived. barks Annie w Weston
Winscr. London; Western Sea tof >Bo<ton). Chisholm
David, Miragvana: schrs John socs Mason. Arroyo PR
Auies Flanders Cienfaegos; Charles Lawrence Lake
Matanzas. Maggie Cummings, smith, Philadeipnia; q
Mowry. Eaton. Port johnson.
17tl-Arrived. steamers Norman. Nickerson. Philadc
pna Hercules, swasey. do: Gen Whitney, Hallett New
York bark ilobrook, Mitchell. Matanxns; brig Win
held Bhbcr iobokcn schrs Adde Walton hamilton. Glen
megus' q Bsbcock, smith, philadeipha; Loe Friend
Collins Eixabcthnort French, chss. Henry NOR
we'll Burgess aokcr Maggie Fish Nickerson, Charles
t9n; Charles 3 keyser. Poland Philsdclph. Ives;
Nickerson Eiizabetipcrt Ida l. Howard. Griggs do:
Paine smith Port iohnscn Elizabeth Dcnsr. Low DO;
Caraici. stnges do Iona. Coombs do. Bessie Norris.
Allen. wechawkcn Montana, Bcarsc, do :. 49, =.
gun;iscok iiemnguay. barbados; Regina rolck. kM,
man, Kelley, Philadelphia
Saled-i5ark Regina Tolck.
BALTIMORE. Apr, I7--Arrived steamers Lake Megnntc
(Br Batiersby Liverpool: Experiment, Pierce Ne.bern:
Commerce. Walker, Roanoke River; bnrks Ruth Palmer
ar smith, do Ceres tNorl from Iicr2en schss Louisa
Bliss. strong. Matanxss: southern Home Hanson New
York. -
Cleared Steamers y w Erune. Poster. New YORK: VIM
Crane owcs. Hosons ship licbe tNcr HIT Amsterdam
banks Elena utxi. Loudonusrrys Anna tNorf.
Wohl. Esnorr: Platon tNor Andersen. Arendal; kcso-
luda tsp). Marsa Mnrselss; kias Carl tNo hneedsen
Dnblin: Johanns lNor. Mailer. Bskass; sehn Clare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18

The special internal revenue taxes are now flowing
into the headquarters OF the Second Third Fourth and
Thirty second districts in this city with increasing
psdIty the LIST OF May the last day Tor such pay
mcns, approaches The Revised statues of the United
States Do 237, a3s and 100 require that
every engaged any business which
renders him liable 10 special Internal revenue tax
spicuous place. denolng the payment OF said tax be-
fore continuing business alter April 90
is the largest ments made Tor certain classes OF
these taxes the following may be nstanced The ng
furnished by Mr. Birdsall Deputy Supervisor
oil Internal Reyenue:-
Rectders at $500 tsx:-Sccond district <l739l ;
Third district, 81 gs; Fourth $3.50; Thirty second,
$I, 233 The Thiriy-sccond district comprises the
FIRST Second and Fourth wards, and the Offices of the
Collector are situated in Pine street Retail liquor
dealers at SIS tax Second district, S5 402 Third dis
trlet s45 Fourth. S6 Az lhirtysecond. SIG 200
Wholesale liquor dealers at Sl00 tax Scc0nd district,
700; Third, 81 20; Fourth. 81 2.5; Thrysecond,
S3oss' Dealers IN manufactured tobacco az So
Second district sl3,1st; Third SI4.6i6; Fourth.
$ls,,s2 and Thirty second s6,'5. This tax is paid by
oil retail vendors Of the fragrant weed Dealers ia
leaf tobacco s25:-SecoEd district SOFA Third
sl.5s7; Fourth. Ssls Thirty second, s5,s0i. Tho
manufacture OF leaf tobacco tho downtown wards Is
greater than that any other city IN the Union. To
prevent illegal manufacturing of leaf tobacco what
Is known by The Internal Revenue BLOCKADE
running. the tax retail dealers ii placed $500
twenty times high wholesale dealers To further
crush retail dealing leaf tobacco ain extra impost
dollar IN excess Of $1,000 Yet many thousands OF
cigars OF which the authorities have knowledge are
made garres and bedrooms from tobacco purchased
from retail dealers In leaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
MOODY AND SANKEY.

The crowds at the Hppodromc yesterday larger
han ana tho meeting halls and inquiry were
crowded throughout the day. The morning services
opened with prayer BY Rev Dr. Stephenson, Of Dublin.
who prayed the OF Mcssrs Moody and Sankcy
In New York would be blessed by the strength OF Cod
and that their auors the vineyard would bring forth
much iruit. After tho singing OF the hymn, .Precons
promise God has giyen.n Mr.. Moody read from tho
ninth chapter OF the Gospel OF John He followed
by Rev. Drs MARITIME, kcnnard and Sabine. Mr..
Sankey sung the ninety-hih hymn, .Uh, come to tho
Saviour, believe his name," and the meeting con-
Guided with prayer by Rev. DR.. Osborne.
In the evening there a reunion meeting Of tho
ushcrs policemen and bremen connected with the
building and Rev. Or. Armitagc took occasion re-
turn thanks to these persons and 10 ask Gods blessing
them and the members OF the press who had aided
so much IN disseminating the Gospel preached by Mr.
Moody
Rev. DR.. Booth and Rev. Dr. Tying. Jr., also spoke at
tho evening meeting.
Mr. Moody presided over a meeting of young
verts at Association Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
FOREIGN PORTS

ALcoA BAY. March Tin port barks Witch, Lewis from
Boston. arrived ia,h; yonpareil, flinn for do
Bukxos AyREs March ARRIVED. bark Livingston (Sor),
Cleared FED 81 bsrks cotide. Miller caba: March .
Small Boston, 10Th. Liberty Br). Lewan. Kraxii It'll
Tany rcstis. Boston; l3th brig Packard, Ansbury.
Campans; i4tn bark Bristol, Fossett. Havre.
In pore March Is brig Belle Prescott waterhouse for
BxIlzr Hon. March aoIn port schr Impulse Roun,ree
cAnprxAs April s-Arrived. brig Joshua King (Bn.
Howard Ardrcs.an: schr Norman. smith Havans 10Th.
Elizabeth WINSTON, Locke, New York.
sailed llth bark thcsiina Rcdman Redman. north Of
tellr Devrreux dos q G Rcarse misdelI do; schrs Eta
III Barter Barter do; : VI Bird. Merrill. do
Sailed ath. schr chas scammeil tBr, smith, sagua
CAInAnxs; April sArriyed .sir H. Crawford, Adams
sailed 9Th .car Laura Il Jones Cersslno. se.ss; s,h
bark Mary Jenncss. Cakes. New York
uikxyupcos. Apr i2sal!ed brig Hail Columbia Brerc-
.rAvnAs. March 2s-In port ship Alhambra Young. TO
HAVANA. April lJ-.Arrived. brig Mariposa. Fletcher
Boston. rchr George Clark. Bartlett, PaJcphin i4sh
Ian fcrnaudna 18TH United states steamer opee from
Pensacola: steamer Lord. Colton. New Orleans bark
Josephine stah Newport. England; brig Gocomda Lord
Sailed April 4 schrs W Wheeler bowman sarua: 18th.
George yewett Jcwctt New York 18th steamer Colum
bus Reed do bark Aaragossa tspsn FONDA New orleans
MsrlsAx April i5--Arrivod. steamer Farraday. from
cable repairIng brig Memphis DR. Reyned, BOSTON Tor
npe Race on account % nenyy ace ana eas back Tor sup
sailed 7th IIibcrnian trl. Wylie from Liver
POOL Baltimore Beta ,Brl. bermuds and - Thomas
. Mosrxs'pxo March '-sailed. brig Amelis Emma Field.
Marsssis April 7--Arived. brig star. Cook cardenas
ncstur Knight do; sth bsrks Florence Peters Mount
Tort New York; Haven Ukrak- do; LAvnA pAsA doi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
CLEARED.

Steamer ] W Garrett. Hicks. Baitimore-w Dalzell
Steamer Franconiu. Bragg Purtlnnd--J II Ames
Ship Strahearn (Br), Dawson, Liverpool Henderson
Bros.
Bark Drugi Dubrovacki tAu, Percich Unconstitutional.
Edge Il Co.
Hark Mustang CNor), Buheland Amstcrdam-Funch Edyo
Co.
bark Marie Aus. Cammus, Odesss-Slocovich Co.
Bark Elba. Cover, Havsna-J K Ward Co.
Brig Linda ual, Costa, Cork Falmouth for orders
John Seager
Brig John Mason, Porter, Jeremie and market-M
Watts.
Brig Quaco CBr. Campbell. St john NB-snow 4 Bur-
Brig zerlina Br). Williams. Savannah II Brigham.
Bris Chcviot tKr). Lcary. Savannah Boyd Hncken.
Brig Angenora. Buchanan, Portland. Ms-J Winches-
ter 4 60.
schr Addie Bird Laury st Lucia. ia, and market
Overton 4 Hawkins.
scnr Charts cobn. Smith. Nassau, NP-B Weinberg /
Co.
schr Chas Warren. smith. Nassau. NP-B Weinberg 4
ca.
schr Teal CBo, Simpson, Harbor Grace, MP Nevius
Son.
Schr Drradnot. Sanford CORVALLIS. NS-C W Bertaux
schr Ella Clifton (Br,, Kmbsll st John, NBScammell
Bros.
Schr l. Dow, Daboll Mobi,e-E ID Hurbut Co.
Schr Daylight Reek. Baltimore-H w Loud 4 Ca.
Schr w Jordan, Crowcn Baltimore-J Pierson 4 Co.
schr Susan Ray Endcctt, fhiladelpha-van Brunt
Bro
schr W r Mcdonald Mcdonald, Gloucester, Mass-Deia-
nov Walters.
Cleared I5th-scar wanata swinburn Belfast, I-Georre
Sparrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
PENITENTIARY ESCAPES.

HOW CONNECTS BROKE OUT OF THE KINGS
COUNTY -IUBENsTEISs LITTLE PRO-
JEcT AS TOLD BY MS FORMER CELL MATES.
Yesterday the Special Committee OF the Kings
county Supervisors. appointed to inquire into tho
causes of the recent escape of conycts from the Pcn
Tertiary met the parors OF that Institution. Edward
Carter the convict who escaped tho Pcniteniiary
IN company with George ". Knox the early part Of
last month"; and who rccap,ured testified as 10 the
manner In which he got out OF prison. The prisoners
had files and brought to them. With these they
removed the bars from the CELL They made their way
to the tower aud cut the iron bars on the window
which led 10 the yard. Lowering themselves by
blankets they broke into the boiler room, where they
procured ladder and overalls, and then climbed
the wall Tho fugitives then went TO No. IS North
Fourth street T. D.. where they obtained change OF
clothing and some money and then proceeded 10 irch
Mendlebaums house. No. 10 Tenth street. Thence
they repaired to John Browns, No. 81 Green street.
where they stopped two days Brown gave them $40
and Mcndlcbaum gave them 500. The next place
Carter put up at was at John Roonevs house in For
ticth street All these people knew that he was an cs
capped convict. Tho tools IN elcctng their es-
cape. the witness said were brought By I.zzc Smith,
Knoxs sister. Carter said that when no was In Ray
nona Street Jail he was in the same cell with Knox,
and that Rubcnsten offered to give them 1000 cash
down II they would to iberate him. and when re-
leased would give another 81 900. Rubenstein told
them to remove portion of the cell door by drilling,
and then cut away the iron grating to the corridor
window. and thence drop into the yard
George W. Knox testified that he got uncut or blank
keys from his mother and by cutting Them to III the
locks enabled to unlock tho cell door. He was ar
rested at Winnow's saloon. IN East Sixth street Ru-
bernstein wrote to New York for $500 and certain tools
TO break jail but attention paid to the letter.
Knox said Rubcnstein IS very smart man, though he
looks otherwise. Rubcnsten has several friends who
are "iences.' one named Levi Of East Broadway. no
mentioned, Knox said that he had engagement with
"A man named PICKLES. to crackn CRIBS In Lexington
avenue on the Saturday morning on which he was ar
rested.
Tha afK nn Sux wrivh ifod
that she furnished the saws to cut tho bars and that
she him clothes and money at the house her son
made promises TO 80 away and behave himself
Other witnesses were examined and the committee
adjourned for the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18

rs-xoTrCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ~ THE
coAsTiSG sERvICE-Captsins or officers 81 vessels ON
any our observe the displacement removal
Of any the buoys requested communicate the
fact the HsaALp order that tho matter may be pub
llcly brought the attention OF the authorities
letter Addressed 20 the HxRslp giving the number and
position bnoy and the OF tho displacement IS
all that necessary.
ra-s0TIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TUE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGiiT-rhc NV YORK
HERALD has adopted gushing Ccston night gna for
board thc HERsLn Yacht showing while burn
ing the ccior red red changing from 20 the other
In succession aud be several miles distant sCap
tans OF vessels seeing this signal will oblie us by
preparing any marine they may have for the SHIP
News Department Of the iisR.lp
p-rcrons DESTROYS with vessels arriv-
Ing New York do by addressing such vessels
ofirEAln yacht pier No Last River New York
Letters received from All parts the and promptly
lvercd. Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
ANTI-TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

Tho conventions of anti-Tammany delegates from
the election districts In the Tenth and Sixteenth As
scmby districts took place last evening for the purpose
OF eectng delegates to the Democratic State Conven-
ton at Utica. The following are the results
Tenth Assembly District.-D clcgatcs-John Dnkcl
William 7. Mitchell and Malcolm Campbell. Alter
natcs-Louis Schlanp, Thomas Krompa aud John J.
Clinc'.
Sia.ynM assembly Observation-Disclosures Member OF
Assembly George Whitson, Patrick yham and Emil
Bonneville.
These latter delegates WILL appoint their alter
Mates and viii To the State Convention pledged to
support Samuel j. Tilden for the Presidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
BLUNDERs OF THE BALLOT.

The Board Of Canvasscrs OF Hudson county, n. j.,
will meet to-day 10 the returns for the men,
bers OF the Board OF Chosen Freeboders The returns
furnished by the judges ana clerks OF election have
been incorrect in several instances In the First dis
trct Frederick T. Farrier Is elected by majority Of
eight Levi ID. Coykendali In the Adermanic
election Henry J. Powell. democrat. counted out
but nc obtained order yesterday from Judge Knapp
restraining the City Clerk from administering the oath
Ci Office TO Mr.. Fry, and calling on the Board OF Can
vasscrs Ia appear this morning and show cause why
the said Powell should not be declared elected the
Office. Mr.. Fry, with great magnamity. refuses to
quality for the Office 10 which he knows he was not
ri tod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
BICYCLE CONTEST.

The international bicycle contest between Stanton,
shc English champion, and Mcclellan, the American
champion was ridden last night at The American In
statute building Stanton proved himself to he the
nncst bicycle rider that has ever been seen IN this
coontry as he accomplished the nifty miles in 3n. 4n.
Mcclellan broke down aud gave up on has twenty ntst
mile stanton says he - anxious 10 hear from some
horsemen. hts challenge 10 ride against any uotier
Cen Or twenty miles has not been takcn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
TAMMANY'S NEW OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting OF the Tammany Society last
evening, the following officers elected for the
suing year-Grand Sachcm, John Kelly; Sachcms,
Thomas Dunlap, Henry l. Clinton, Frederick Smyth,
Edward Cooper, John J. Freedman. William II. Wick
ham, Edward L. Donnoly. Miles b. Andrus, WIN. Q.
Conner, Bernard Reilly. Memo Dicfendorf and James
Bagey: Secretary. Joel o. Stevens Treasurer Arthur
Ieary; Sycamore, Wilson Small; Wiskinskie, John d.
Newman.
The ticket is different from that Of last year. the
name OF County Clerk William Walsh having been
dropped from the list OF sachcms and John j. Freed
man, Miles b. Andrews aud Memo Dicfendorf being
slecte ed new Snchems
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.

At the Exchange Salesrooms, M Ill Broadway, at
to-day, Messrs. +. A. Lawrence Co will sell
public auction, under foreclosure OF gage the
property known the Church OF the Disciples (Dr.
Hepworth's. There Is first mortgage on the cdincc
aud ground Tor siOo 600 held by the Mutual fc nsur
Company, and second mortgage for 500. UC0
held by the builders Judge Hilton. of the firm of
A. r. Stewart Co. is President OF the Board OF Trus
ar "A ehf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

The following call was issued yesterday:--A meeting
OF the National Committee OF Liberal Republicans
will be held the city OF New York, at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel, on Monday. the Sth day OF May
next at twelve O'Clock 10 take action reference
to .Nstonal Convection and tor such other bust
ness as may be brought before the committee
ETHAN ALLEN Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

Delegates from the election districts Of the Sixth
and Tenth Assembly districts met last night aud elected
tho following delegates and aernaes to represent the
Tammany Hall democracy at the Utica Convention =
SirH District --Deegatcs--Timothy Campbell Mat
thew Patten and y. O'Connor. Alternatcs-W William
Geoghegan and Moses Mehrbach.
Tenth District -Delegates-Owen Murphy. J. w.
Guntzcr Lewis and c. Wachncr. Alternatcs-teorge
A. Hcnrick, Francis V. curing and Charles McNulty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasers are informed
that by the HERALD London Bureau. adj
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London or TO ths
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de Popera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States tho will be cablcd to this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will And the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
IMMIGRATION QUESTION.

Commissioners Maujer, Jackson and Starr leave ut
half past ten O'Clock to-day for Albany, to expedite
emigration matters before tho Legislature They
will return Thursday. Matters Mt Castle Garden are
progressing quietly and immigrants taken
the usual manner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
CASTELAR, CONGRATULATED.

Tho following telegram was sent ON Sunday TO Senior
CASTELAR,. at Madrid by spanards resident in this
eity:-
large number Of Spaniards In meeting assembled TO
hear your speech Of March II read congratulate heartily
she valiant republican upon hts brilliant effort
The senders OF tho telegram doubtful whether
the censors Madrid Will permit the telegram TO reach
lxuo rnfor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
SAILED.

Steamer Abcmsrle. for Iewes Del: ship Nuovo Rather
nts) Bristol bmrks Harriet Carleton. Shanghai: James
Brett. Cork Buson Vale tHr). do: Utah. Cou
cester brigs Stella Br), Liverpoo kauna, Matanxas
Rahboni. st Thomas.
Wind sunset. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
WHALEMEN.

ietteI from clifford. OF bark Mercury. OF NIB re-
pors ut Cape March TO- with $50 hbs oil since
leaving bourbon November Was ready 20 sail and was
Atlantic Ocean, Would touch at fayA
August September and be home In November nsxt
spoken-Feb s, lat 20 80 $. Ion AZ 30 w. bark wave.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18

PHILADELPHIA. April i7Caps Brown, Of the ship Edgar.
VII here today Iron. Liverpool reports that
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

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4, ii9fIs world II blaoms flal seems g fold
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~ s7,ss fiis ii1 hearts must tfeubie u Its bliss,
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S,at crrsI hand hath snaSehaa ny blooms aWagl
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ilafTesa gray bfHuGhc1~uo golden zie1na
r-Iia M re seanty leaves, grown sefa anG hfDWn,
9r4 / ara hadnted ~ that howery dgsami
!, s,si,sb heart l--besids the messy root
Ffs ffe rich spells that put thy grief 70 shaInef
tgs fakss the blossom, but hs gives the Fruit
That men may magnify His worthy name.
tgssivas 4 treasure f0I a vanished toy,
Fftii6a IRE soul before the void - known;
4 ssiid blessing for fragile Joy
fYls hand hesi0Ws -Ina<e tbou ais gifts thine own