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hereby certify that the above Statement is
true and correct. W. A. ROBERTSON,
Parish Treasurer.
OpclOusas La, 10th June, 1877.
The President appointed Mcssrs Savoy,
Guidry and DubusSOn a committee to exam
inc claims unpaid and on file against the parish,
whcreupOu they reported the following correct
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PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 1878.
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GHERBFF,S SALE.

june 80 Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry
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SOLOMON ISAAC.

OpelOusas, June 23d, 1877-tf
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

ADDRESS ALL ORDERS 10
I. s. JOHNSON g. CO.,
june 23-1y Bangor, Maine, Proprietors-
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tune 30 Sheriff of the Parish Of st. Land
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There is a man in Tennessee with
such big feet that, if he gets them wet
in December, he doesn't have cold III
his head until February.
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ButterFrom France.

According to the New York Tri-
Jaae new source Of supply for the
New York butter market has been
opened, which cannot fail to convey
an emphatic lesson OF American
dsirymeD. That paper says that
butter is actually brougn. from
France and sold by the New York
dealers And this is thus because
there is actually scarcity 10 the mar
kei Of good butter pot up 10 an at
rractiye shape for small customers.
When we know that cas dairyman
gets sl.I5 pound for bis products.
and another 70 cents the year round
at his dairy door, il is easily seen
that il will pay to bring butter across
the ocean from France, if il j. only
good and sbapely enough to suit The
fastidicus purchasers who will have
something nice, whatever it NAV cost
All the butter Is made from choice
cows, cbOieely fed on clean, sweet
food. The milking is done in the
cleanest manner. The milk Is han
died az though it were nectar, the
cream is ehurned with clio / and
thermometer, the butter Is worked
with skill, and made up in sbaPlg
cakes, which do not require to be
cut when brought to the table Com
pare then, this eake-bard, golden,
yellow, sweet, fragrant, and tempting
10 all the seoses-with an uusighiiy
chunk, which is out Of a greasy keg
and smells Of age and raacidity, and
is made frvm ill-kep. cream from
cows 6Itbily lodged and earelessly
MIXED. and is ehurned anyhow, and
the difference is amply accounted for.
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The old woman looked up and
blinked at him out of her almost shut
blue eyes. II have done that over
and over again-tbe pain goes, and
then it comes back Mother Ursule's
cures are sure, but then it is 50 tar to
seek them. Ah! wi al il is to be
young !" i'tn4 afl
Look here, Barba to-day go to
Nixon, but tomorrow, if / can, l
come back to kerion to settle nv af-
fairs it will not be much out of my
way TO seek Ursule and get you a
charm against your pain"
The old woman shook her head.
"She will not give it you. | must
seek her myself if the charm is to
work. would not sit here suffering
if another could do my errand, for
UrsuIe never fails. She is powerful;
she can change the wind she can
soften the heart of the proudest maid
en- and make her say yes. Alb, she
is wonderful woman"
Here Barba crossed herself, either
for protection against the witch or as
an act of faith.
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Paying "a Bet

Among the many singular banter
ings, beLtings, wagers, or b. what
ever name II may be termed is the
fllowing made by two froiiesome
lasses OF Lansingourg, Rsu-seiear
county. When we tell the story Il is
with no intention Of ofrtfeeting "a the
character OF either Of these wiIfnl
maidens who, 10 spite Of fun, while
heated With a discussion Of the chan
ces Of their various favoriies tone Of
them being 40 admi.er Of Hayes. and
the other devoted adherent Of Til
den aud reform bad made verT
foolish aud somewhat unmaidenly
resolution, for the character Of each
is above reprOacb, and when the Ian
guage was used neither expected 20
be called upon TO perform the task
One Of them who we Will call Jane,
TO more strongly express the doubt
ofTilden's election, said that if be
was elected President she would walk
to the Rensselaer, Park gate clad only
in her ebemise. The banter was Ia
ken Immediately by ber fair oppo-
nent, who promised to perform the
feat 10 case Of the final success Of
Hayes And now the pair pledged
themselves to the faithful perform
ance of this remarkable achievement,
and they are anxiously awaiting the
result, that they may know which
of the pair will be called upon to pay
the forfeit. Boys need not watch for
the event to come Of, as The loser
will choose her own time, which win
Of course, be in the hours ofthe night
whenlesst expected No one IS to
know when he event trsnspires ex-
cept the TWO girls, and we can tell
nothing more at present save that
the distance 10 be travelled by the
loser is qaite considerable PoHgb-
Lss7,gys D-egx
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During the recent in,,,sa ia
snap the great panes Of pla;e.gls.s
WIDOWS throughout the eitv pr.se,,
ed scenes Of such beauty as tse aT,;s-
TIC Spirit Of tue Fros, seldo,. 80.
Us with; The erystaliza,ions were
,reqceatiy on a gigantic scsle-;n
likeness OF such arabesaae vs0ers,ioa
although colorless as somebos s..
Henea e ianeIes Of strange fretwork
ABOUT the moresque arches Of the
crystal palaces described in ,5e
ARABIAN Nights. Sometimes ,nav
presented such a combination Of "a
riedly intricate patterns as 10 s.~
gest q possible source for the fan.ss
TIC scroilwork designs employed hv
1ne monkish masters OF mediaesaj 4
Illumination IN the decoration Of iss;-
famous missals and mapu.cr;,,s
inere were double volumes Of s5,rn
EDGED leaf design, such a. occasional
y formed design Tor elegant v,ss
nsndles, With the antique pr5Sei,o,s
10 the ceramic art; damsseeps p.,
terms, broken By irregular marSios
IKE Cuhc characters on sc;rae,a,
blade; feathery interweavings Of 10
imltaole delieacy, such as migbt f,-r,
eihn plumage for the wings of a frosr.
spirit; spectral NOSES. sirpas.;n,, =
their ep5emeral beauty the mos, vel.
'ety growths Of our vegetable v,-lJ.
ghost ferns, whose loYeliness attracts
the eye, bot fades into airy notbing.
ness under the breath of the adDire5.
evaneseent shrubs of some f,;rv
species, undreamt of in cur bo,aaicsl
science; and snowy plumes. IN 10
grace the helmet OF a phantom knigbr
shamlng the richest art Of devisers ~
rare heraldic embiems. Al momenta
the December sun intensified the bril-
lianey of these eornsearions Of fros.
hre; lance rays Of solar fame. shjver.
ed INTO myriad spsrkles against the
silttering mail of interviewer CRYSTALS
unged all the scintilIating work with
q ialry-faint reflection OF such rides.
cenee as flames upon bumming
BIRDS bOsom. The spleudor of the
frost work was evsryw here a matter
OF curious comment, and such a va
rlety OF pattern-often Of a peculiarly
"lar-e leasedn design-has not been
for years in the city. Oe one of our
streets was a very beautiful and De
culiar specimen Of csyst.Iization in
shop window. Ii presented the as
peet OF narrow-bladed wild grasses.
thickly growing, and luxuriaut: stems
snot up bare 10 certain height. when
leaves sprouted from Them on either
side, bending suddenly downward At
sharp angle shortly after leaving
the stem, IN exquisite rivalry Of ne.
ture. But at certain height the
pattern lost distinetness, and Blended
into sharply brushing wilderness Of
grsss-blades, 50 that the general ef-
feet Ike that Of a rough etching. was
bess observable 81 short distalee.
The unearibly artist who creaied the
scene, however, was not con,eaJ With
rlvsilng nature, for bis wild grasses
terminated beautifully but WsirdIy 10
wild fantasy Of leaf scrolls which
resemble nothing in the world Of
green things growing.
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Continued IN our neJt.
Great Interest In the Message

About % O'Clock q red-eyed va
grant entered the Central Station and
wanted to know if they had
a copy Of the message lying arouLd.
You'd better be looking for soap
and water" replied one of the men.
II had, Ell / want you to under
stand that / can read the Presidents 5
message quicker'n any policeman be-
tween Ty burn Tree and Oregon. /
don't look stylish, bat | can take
the Constitution of the Uuited States
apart aud ses it up again. and the big
words in the Presidents message
don't bother me any more than strsws
bother an elephant"
lie went out, but at Il O'Clock re-
turned and wanted to know if The
message was in yet.
mo, sir :" was the prompt reply.
"All right-all right" be observ-
ed, as he turned away, "l'm going
TO digest that message before l
sleep"
do YOU expect that message to re-
fer 10 you !' asked the sergeant.
"No, sir, don't but ! want to
know whether the lamp Of liberty
still shines in America, or whether
the star spsngled banner is our flag or
some tyrsnt's mop"
He returned az one O'Clock and
gently remarked m
''If you have no objections VIII
take look at that message"
See here now. You want to Dig
out or III let you take q look at q
cell" replied the annoyed official 10
charge
"Pui me right in The country 10
drifting into anarchy anyhow, and
| want to do my share Of the suffer
ing"
He was locked up, and at midnight
was still calling for the message
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CHAPTER II.
sILyEsTIK.

well, good day, old friend; it
was good chance that brought you
back to Kerion- Leave matters to
me, and they shall so smoothly, l
promise you"
The speaker, Mathurin Guerik,
came TO the arched door of bis old
stone house, and nodded farewell to
Lao
Then be smiled, and rubbed bis
brown hands together in coagrstula-
tioD of bis own manGuvres. Guerik
was short and broad, and his long
red hair was not becoming frame to
bis repllsiye. sallen face. His long,
half shut gray eyes were t~inkling
with satisfaction.
Nothing could have happened bet
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Lire's Measures.
"Hc llvcth long who liveth we'll. :

He liveth long who liveth we'll
Scran the legend terse and bold
10 keep this truth in mind were well.
For truth is better kept than gold.
The one viii perish In an hour:
One never dies; but bright ant pure
As Heaven ITSELF when earthly power
Has cassed, forever shall endure.
No; by the years Of life is told
The length Of life, but by the zeal
And kindly works, as. growing old,
Men for each other d o aud feel
His life is long whose work iswell,
And, be his station low or high,
lie who the most good workscan tell
Lives longest, though he soonest die.
Then as the swift-winged moments speed.
Freight them with wealth oftruth and love
With garnered sheaves of thought and deed
For the glad har sest- home above.
Within the ranking breast Of Hate,
In desert ways where no flowers bloom,
In scenes where folly sits In state,
In wan-faced Sorrows house of gloom
Sow love, and taste its fruitage sweet,
Sow smiles, and see the desert spring.
Sow wisdom for its harvest meet,
Sow sunlight for the JOY twill bring.
II. IT, Croicae.
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MARK THESE FACTS!
THE TESTIMONY OFTHE
WHOLE WORLD.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Bad Legs. had Brc..,. ,.sore.and Ulcer.

Alldescr,ption of sores are remediabie by the
proper anu 0iiigent use OF this inestinabie pre-
paratiOn. To attempt cure bad legs ny plaster
ing the edges ui the wound together Is a folly
for should tnc skin unite, boggy diseased eondi-
tiun remains underneath To break out With ten
told Jury IN a few days. The only rational and
successful treatment, indicated by nature Is 10
reduce the inflammation IN and about the wound
and scothe the nelS SnbOrlng parts ny rubbing IN
plenty of the Ointment salt IL forced into meat.
This will cause the malignant humOrs tc be drain
ed oil from the haru, swollen, and discoiored
paris round abUut the wound. sore, ulcer, and
when these humOrs are remOy ed the wounds them
selvs will sO0n heal; warm bread aud water poul-
tlces applied over the affected p'rts, after the
Ointment mas been we'll rubbed In, will soothe and
soften the same and greatly assist the cure. There
Is description OF ulcer, sore and swelling. which
need not be named here, attendant upon the fol
lies Of youth, and tor which this Ointment Is ur
gently recommended sovereign remedy. In
eurin. such poisonous sores IL never fails TO re-
store the system to n healthy state IL the pills be
taken according to the printed instructions.
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Piles, Fistulas, Structures.

The above class of complaints viii he removed
by nightly ionienting the paris with warm water,
ana tncn uy most eIeciual ruhUing In ihe ONT
ment. Persons suffering irun these direlul cou-
paints should lose moment in arresting
their progress. Ii snVuid be Understood that IL Is
Not Sufficient merely 10 smear the Ola nent Un the
affected parts, but must he we'll rubbed IN Tor a
cpsi1erdble titne .nree times day, that II
may be Iaken into the system, whence IL VIII re
move any Li:den sore Or wound as eilectaally as
though lalIshls 10 the eye. There again bread
anu water pogltiees. after the rubbing In of the
Ointment, Will do great service. Tins ls the only
treatment iur females, cases oi cancer In the
stomach. or wnere ihere may be general bearing
dUan.
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Banks.
YOUNGSTOWN SAYINGS BANK,
l20 CLINTON STREET,
JOuNSTOWN PA
JoHNSTowN, PA.

Chartered September IL 1870. Deposits receiv-
eG oi ali sums not less than one dollar Present
rate ui Interest six per cent. Interest Is dus IN
the months oi June and December, and II not
Withdrawn Is added u the deposit thus eOmpoun-
ding tEioe year without troubling the depOsi-
tor 10 call or even TO present the del,osit b0ok
Money loaned on real estate. Preference with
liberal rates anu long lime, given TO borrowers Of
isrIng nrst mortgages On iarIns worth four OF more
times the amount oi loan desired. Good refer
ence perfect titles. Ac required.
This corpora ativnIs exclusively Savings Bank.
No commercial deposits received, nor discounts
made No loans ON personal security.
Blank applications for borrowers copies Of the
rules, BY -iaws ami special Law relating TO the
bans sent 10 any address requested.
IRusTkss.-James Cooper. David DiOert- =.
b. Ellis, A. J. Hawes, +. " Hay John Lowinan,
l. II. Lapsly. Daniel Mclaughlin ID. J. Morreli-
Lewis Plltt, II. A. Boggs, Conrad Suppes, Geo.
L. SWank, James Alc-dillen, james Mo riley and
W. ". Walters.
Daniel ]. Morrell, President; Frank Dibert.
Treasurer; Cyrus Elder, Solicitor. nova
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II came for the saw, sir" What
saucer ," why the saw, sir, that
you borrowed" Il never borrowed
no saucer" Sure you did; VOC bor-
royed a saw sir" Il never saw,
your saucer Bot you did; there's
the saw now, sir" "Ob you want
the gar. Why didn't you say so,
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Indiserctions OF Youth ;-Sores and
Ulcers.

Bl0iches. as also svellings, can with certainty
be radically Uuresi Al The Ointment be USED freely
AMI the Pills taken mig ht ana m0ruing, recUm
mendeu in he prihteu Instructions " hen treat
10 Drea kvut iu another: whereas Inls Ointment
will remove Euu4or iron the system, anu leave
the patient vigorous ami healthy being. IL viii
require time with The OF the pills 10 insure a
L. sting cure
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DropsieaI Sweiiings. ParaIy sis, and
Still Joints.

Although the above complaints differ widely in
their origin and natiire. yet they require local
treatment. Many Oi the worst cases, OF such d.
seases will yield in comparatively short space Of
time when This OinJEent is diligently rubbed into
the parts Affected, even after every other means
have idiled. In all serious maladies the Pills
should be taken according TO the printed directions
accompanying each box.
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Never despise az old maid She
nav have $50 600 hidden away II
her discarded stockings
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Much can be learned in the school
Of afsietion that can be learned no
where else.
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When is a candle Ike a tOmbstone.
When il Is put Up for late husband
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Dipthcria, liberated Sore Throat, and
Scarlet and other fevers.

Any OF the above diseases may be cured by well
rubbing the Ointment three times day into the
chesi. lTOat anu neck OF the patients IT Will soOn
penetrate, And give immediate relief Medicine
taken by the mouth must operate upon the whole
~ stem ere its influence can be feit III any local
part, whereas The ointment will do Its work at
once. " whoeyer tries the unguent III the above
manner IOr The diseases named, any similar dis
orders affecting the chest and throat, will nnd
themselves relieved as by a charm. Ali sufferers
frugu these complaints should envelope the throat
al besltme in large bread anu water poitiee, at
ter the OlntInent has Deen we'll rubbed IN IL Will
greatly assist the cure oI tue THROAT apd chest.
To allay the fever and lessen the in1amatiOn,
eigh uT ten Pills should be taken night and
morning. The Ointment will produce persplrd-
tion. the grand essential in all cases OF levers,
sore thruats, OF where there might he Oppres-
sion OF the chest, either from asthma Ut other
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Po1srty is want Of much, bat a7sF-
ice Of everything
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Good and bad men are less so than
they seem.
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Subscribe for the HERAip.
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HOMES FOR ALL.

have iss sale. on terms within the reach of ev-
err s5trT sndas.fiou- tuiiViinai h''.sss -.
lsrn tl;ni'er isnisL mineral ,snss building lots
&C ~ cih-rent paris .. .se ounis In pa reels /
frosn oiae-iourtb .; acre mp Ia loo0 ne Ii
les wsrrSnted- Term--one 9th IN hand and tn
balance In ten e9aai annual payments .yrOi,eriy
secured fvn seed apply Who is rc. o; s.ols-r
and indast riobstfts Csl sossr ;.s some Of the
eo3l ID .WEYAND.
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Now is The winter Of our diseOn-
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Jso. HICKS.
LARuE N. HICKS
Jso- HICKS LARuE NJ HICKS
Agents Tor Fire and Life Insurance,
JOHN HICKS & SON.
SOMERSET. PA.
And Real Estate Brokers.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

Persons wa0 desire 10 sell. by or exchange p-up
city cr for viii Snd Il 10 their advantage q
register The description thereof az DO change i.
--ade znlsss sold OF rented Real estate bushes:
esnerslly vii be proIaptly offended y.
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THE ROCKING.STONE OF
TREGUNC.
A BRETON LEGEND.
CHAPTER |.

By Katharine s. Macquoid.
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The best ef cigars Of different brands. manuiac-
tured by himself, Of the choicest Of iobaccOs.-
These eigals cannot be excelled by any in the mar
ket. Ore OF the best stocks Of chewing tobacco
ever brought to Somerset. Prices 10 suit the
times JANIS
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CAUTION None are genuine unless the
signature J. HAYDoCK. as agent tor Ihe United
States. surrounds each box Of Pills and Ointment
A h ncsome reward will be given to any one ren
derins such information ss may lead TO the detec
tion Oi any party or parties cOunterieiting the
medicines or vending the same, knowing them 10
be spurious.
s-sSold at the Manufactory OF Professor HoL-
LowAY * Co, New \ crk. and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealersin in Medicine throughout the
civLed warid, in pots IS cents, 81 cents, and 81
each.
larger sizes
y. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients
inevery disorder are affixed to each pot.
June Il. t. q. W
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

Extract from seeretaryshermAn's Report
The attention OF Congress Is called TO
the great value 10 our fellow citizens Of
the organization of some plan for the
collection, safe keeping and profitable
employment u small! deposits by the
people. How far tLis can be done
without treuchiug upon the proper
functions Of the State Governments, Is
a question OF difficulty ; yet 1t is lmpOr.
tant TO secure, II possible, a general
system throughout the United States.
This q hardly be effected by the or
ganizalion Of q multitude OF savings
banks, depending upon the fidelity, in
tegrity and skill oil their officers, but
the beneficial, object OF such banks
might be secured BY authorizing the
deposit Of small sums with any postal
money order Office In The United States,
and the issue Of Government cerii6.
caieF, convertible on demand of
the holder into four per cent.
bonds Of the United States, Of
such character, description and amount
as will enable and induce prudent per.
IONS 10 convert their earnings iuto a
public security Of stable value. The
money thus received could be EN-.
ployed in the redemption Of outsland-
ing bonds bearing a higher rate of in
teresi. By some such system IL is be-
lieved that the great body Of our pub.
lie debt, reduced TO is smallest posi-.
BILE burden, could be distributed
among our own people. With a slight
modification Of existing law, this ben
eficial result would be secured. The
deposits now held by savings banks
throughout the country amount 10
SSA3, l54,S0i, deposited By 1900 900
persons, and mostly by deserving
citizens, who thus wisely seek 10
preserve small savings for future
need. No object could moro
strongly appeal 10 the considerable
judgment Of Congress. The heavy
losses that have been sustained through
savings banks, whose funds have been
imprOvidently loaned upon insufficient
security, have inflicted far greater in
jury upon the dspositoTs than would
a similar loss suffered by persons en-.
gagged in banking or commercial pur.
suits. The Secretary, therefore, recon-
mends that authority be granted to is'
sue certificates for small deposits, con
vertible into four per cent. bonds now
authorized by law, the proceeds 10 b
used solely for the redemption o.
bonds bearing a higher rate Of interest
and now redeemAble at par.
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BABY FINGERS.

Ten little fat fingers 90 taper and neat:
Ten fat little fingers so rosy ami sweetl
Eagerly reaching for ell that comes near,
Now poking your eyes out and pulling your
hair,
Soothing and parting with yelVet+like
touch,
Then digging your check With a mischieV-
Gus clutch; q
Gently waving goodbye with infantIle
grace,
Then dragEiugyo your bonnet down over face,
Beating pit-a-cake, pat.a-cake, slow and
sedate,
Then tearing your book at a furious rate;
Gravely hold them out, like a king, to be
kissed,
Then humping the window with tightly
closed hat;
Now lying asleep, aud dimp!ed and warm,
On the white cradle pillow, secure from all
harm.
y, dear baby hands! how mich love you
eniOld
In the weak, careless clasp OF those i'm.
gers soft hOldl
Keep spotless, IS now, through the worlds
evil ways,
And bless with load care Our.last wearltul
days.