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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-04

Co., proposing to purchase portion Of
the land known as the r. r. strip and
recently decided to the city, for the pur'
pose Of erecting thereon depot buildings,
etc.
Alderman Patier moved that q special
committee Of three be appointed, and
that they In conjunction with the mayor
be instructed to confer with the officers
| OF the Cairo and Vlncennes railroad COIN
pany and Of other railroad companies
coming into the city. and ascertain their
wishes or views as to the disposition OF
the said railroad strip for railroad pur-
poses, and report at next meeting OF the
council. Motion adopted.
WhereupOn the chair appointed as such
committee Aldermen Patler, Halliday
and Yocum.
The contract of the western bridge
works, with the city OF Cairo, tor the
construction OF al iron bridge across
Cache river, was submitted.
Alderman Halliday moved that the
contract be approved, and that the city
clerk be instructed to forward to said
company blank bond for execution.
Motion adopted. Yeas, I; nays, none,
as follows:
Yeas Halliday, Lancaster, O'Calla,
ban, Patier, Rittenhouse, Wright and
Y0cum-7.
Nays-None.
The mayor reported the release from
Jail OF Carl Fritz, committed for being
drunk, and owing to age was incapable
of work, and by detention In Jail was
but adding to the expense Of the city.
His honor the mayor submitted the
deed from the Illinois Central rail-
road company to the city for the piece
of land, known as the railroad strip"
and, on motion OF Alderman Patier, req
ceiyed, ordered recorded and filed.
The mayor nominated John Hogan for
police officer tor the balance Of the regu>
lar term, to expire on or about the first
Of May, 1878.
On motion of Alderman Patier cons
firmcd.
On motion OF Alderman Patier the
council adjourned.
j. B. PHILLIs,
City Clerk.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Irregular Meetino.l

Irregular Meeting.D
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CAIRO, ILLG,
April 2, 1878. !
Present-His Honor Mayor Winter and
Aldermen Halliday, Lancaster, o'Calla-
han, Rittenhouse, Wright and Yocum-s'
MINUTES.
On motion OF Alderman O'Callahan,
the minutes Of the proceedings Of last
regular and intervening special meeting
were approved without being read.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
The report Of City Tailor =. Mahoney,
tor the month Of March, was submitted
and, on motion OF Alderman o. Callahan,
received and ordered filed.
Report OF J. j. Bird, police magistrate
tor the month of February. was submit
ted and, on motion OF Alderman Wright,
received and ordered filed.
Report of G. ID. AFTER, city marshal,
stating that the preliminary steps had
been taken by giving legal notice to the
owner OF lot %, black 70, city OF Cairo,
that the building thereon had been de,
clared nuisance by the city council. and
II not abated within ten days would pro-
coed in compliance " ordinance to
abate the same.
On motion OF Alderman Wright. re>
ceiyed and ordered filed.
The following report Off. b. Phillls,
city comptroller, for the month Of Feb
urary was submitted, giving the expen-
ditures made in the several appropria-
tons, and the balance in each on March
3lst, 1878, viz:
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WOOD q COAL.

on and after this date cur prices will bt
as follows:
WOOD.
foot, blythe cord, 1913.
cord wood, sawed, s42J.
L" sawed and split, d 10.
Single loads, 81 30.
COAL.
Big Muddy.
Ton, 60 90.
Tons, 8 80.
5Tons, or more, >. G2i per ton.
pararadlse Coal.
ton, 81 10.
Tens, D 26.
Tons, or more, " 80 per ton.
BY c, W, WHEELER & co.
March -, 1873. 3-l4-lm
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Home Again.

Ed. BraxtOn has returned to his old
stand in the Reiser building, where he is
better prepared than ever to accommo.
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense In fitting up a
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and conveniences. He EN-.
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
courteous treatment.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
State Of Illinois, Alexander county. IS. Estate
Of James II. Wild, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 10Th
day OF April, AID. 1873, the undersigned ex-
ecutors Of said estate will present to the
county court of said Alexander county, at the
courth ouse in Cairo, Illinois, at term thereof
then TO be holden, their final report oftheir and
dongs as executors, and ask the court to be
discharged from any and all further duties and
responsibilities connected with said estate, and
their administration thereof, at which time and
place such persons as are interested may be pres
emit and resist such application if they choose so
to do. JOHN II. CONSIFF,
MILLS W. PARKER,
Executors.
Cairo, Ils., March 2lst, 1873. 2-liw4t
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Estate of A. b. Stafford, deceased.

EstAte OF a. Is. Snnoru, deceaBeU.
The undersigned having been appointed execu.
II of the last viii and testament Of A. Il. SAT-
ford late or the county OF Alexander and state Of
Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County court Of Alexau--
der county, at the court house, in Cairo, at the
May term, on the third Monday In May next, at
which time all persons having claims against
sad estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted TO said estate arc requested TO
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of March, A. D., 1878.
ANNA +. STAFFORD,
32IwGt Executrix,
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Notice 20 Contractors.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,

UFFICR OF CITY CLERK,
CAIRO, Ills, April Ord, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 5o'clocx pm. Of Tuesday the
tn day OF May, 1873, for the filing and
Commercial avenue, between Thirtietb
and Thirty.fourth streets, on the westerly
side Of the g. n V. r. X. track.
The work Is to be done under the direc.
tion and approval Of the committee on
streets.
The right to reject sny Or all bids 10
reserved. j. b. PHILLIs,
City Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate OF Margaret Cameron, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrator OF the Estate Of Margaret
Cameron, late of the County Of Alexan der
and State Of Illinois, deceased. hereby give
notice thst he will appear before the
on the sra Monday In April next, at which
time all persons having claims against said
Estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose of having the same ADJUST
ed. Ali persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day OF Feb, A. ID. 1878.
WM. HOLDEN, Administrator.
fOl.1URf
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Le,t,e Coieman.n Laundry

Mrs. Lettie Coleman has reopened her
laundry on Fourth street, between wash.
inyton and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method Of informing her old friends
and patrons that she is again at their ser.
vice, and soicits their patronage. She has
reduced prices to suit the times.
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CHANCERY NOTICE .

STATS or lLLiNois,
Alexander Co.,
In the Circuit Court of Alexander County,
Clemina p. Bartlett and Vol
ney 3. Bartlett, her hls. Bill In Chancery
band. 10
Mary Stewart and William gage.
W. Stewart.
Said defendants are hercb, notified that thu
above entitled suit Is pending ct said court, and
tie time and place Of The return Of summons In
the case 10 the next term Of said court, to bs
said county, on the third Monday in Nay, A.
D, 1878. JOHN A.kREEVE.
0Asnw GrLnnwr, Clerk Of said Court.
| Compl'ts Tor Solicitors.
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On motion OF Alderman Lancaster re-
ceiyed, ordered published with the pro-
oeedings and filed.
Report OF city treasurer, b. F. Parker
for the month of March was read and, on
motion of Alderman Halliday, referred
to city comptroller for verification.
Report of Vim. B. Gilbert, Esq, cor.
poration counsel, upon petition of Hi
bernian Fire Company, referred to him
March 18th, for an opinion whether
prayer of petitiouers,sd nidl be legally
granted, was submitted, stating that "the
prayer of said petitioners can be lie yally
granted for the purposes indicated in the
petition
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
alderman Patier appeared in his seat.
The committee on streets reported the
following preamble and resolution upon
the petition of Col. s. s. Taylor, agent
Of Is. c. Wetmore. referred TO them on
March 9TH. relative to erroneous side
walk assessment on lot o, block 20, viz ::
Whereas 1t appears that the assess
ment against lot No, 8, flock No. 30,
was enormously made ana excessive as
compared with the adjoining property {;
therefore.
Resolved, That the city collector be
instructed to receive nine and 70.lO0
dollars in full of said special assessment
as made under provisions Of Ordinance
No. III.
On motion of Alderman Rittenhouse
the resolution was adopted. Yeas.
nays--0, as follows.
ieas-Halliday, Lancaster, U'Callahan,
Pstier, Rittenhouse, Wright and Yocum
u.
Nays-0.
The finance committee reported the re.
ceipt from b. f. Parker, city treasurer,
the sum Of fifteen hundred and thirty and
ninty-one huadredths Isl $50 9l.l00) doll
lars, in Cancelled general city orders, re-
deemed during the month of March, all
of which they had destroyed this day by
burning.
On motion of Alderman, Wright the
report was received and ordered filed.
PETITIONS.
Permission being granted, Alderman
Lancaster presented and had read the
petition of John Smith and others pray>
Ing the city council to declare the build
ing located on lot No. 80, block II, city
OF Cairo a nuisance.
On molten OF Alderman Lancaster, re-
ferred to committee on police, Jail and
fire department.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
The following salary bills for city off,
GERS, tor the month OF March, 1873, were
submitted viz.
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DOWN WITH HIGH FRrEsTcns
Old Father Time Caught al at Las
NUMBER ONE RELIABLE CLOCK FOR ,oasa

DULL TINES
the United States BY express Free 70 tie
nothing
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For Rent.

Suits OF three rooms, over Saup's con-
fectionery. Suitable for offices or sleep.
ing apartments. Apply to
EDWARD A. BuDER,
Cor. Sth st. and Washington Ave.
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Dry salt meats, bacon sides, shoulders
and hams, tierce, barrel and bucket lard
all in good stock and for sale low at
Nos. 20 AID II Ohio leyee.
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Tim German, street superintendent. 60 60
On motion OF Alderman Wright, the
bills were allowed and ordered paid.
Yeas, Z; nays, none, as follows:
Yeas-Halliday, Lancaster, O'Calla>
han, Patier, Rittenhouse, Wright and
Y0cum-7.
Nays-None.
The following claims against the city
were read, and, on motion OF Alderman
Halliday, referred 10 the committee on
claims, viz:
james Heating, 253 days. labor on
sidewalks at 81 25.............. S3l 81
VIM. Minard. 8 days same ut
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 10 90
Thomas Fitzgerald, J! days same
| ut VI ."..........,......... 2 %
John Sullivan. hauling 6 loads
sidewalk lumber at 30c........... / 80
Peter Valdez, hauling IL loads
| same at S6c... ......."................ 3 &c
c. W. Henderson, 4 lbs nails at
| ..s"....".............. ~
William Minard, 81 days labor
on street crossings at ST 60....... II 1T
NJ. Haullhan. ~ days labor on
streets, at 81 26,..................... 81 81
+. Mahoney, 1871 days labor on
streets with jail gang at$2 Co.,. ~ Ok
9. w. Henderson, tape line G6tt 81
q. K. Woodward, I doz shOvels
NJ xlo 40...."...".s~..... u II
C r woodward, one third doz
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NEW INSURANCE. AGENCY
WELLS L. KERTH.

Office at Alexander Co. Bank,
Risks written In first class Companies
Affair rates. See advertisement.
3~S,lm
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Picks at $40 0O......,....,........ 3 80
Z X Woodward, one third doZ
handles at 81 S0.................. GO
John Ferguson, hauling 4 loads
crossing lumber at 35c.."........ ! 40
Thomas Mehan. hauling one load
to pump hOuse....."............ 90
Fred Good, removing two dead
hogs and one dead dog.......... rs
Arab Fire Company, quarterly
allowance up TO April LIST, 1878. 80 90
Rough and Ready, do same....,... 90 NO
Hibernian, do same,................ 60 W
Delta City, do samer".."..."..-. GO w
Akron Rubber Works, 2 play
pipes with fittings for Delta
City Fire Co.. o. $lS..."""... &c 90
X. A. Cunningham, rent of cOun-
Gil chamber up to April lst..... 10 90
Cairo BULLETIN, stationery Tor
clerk and mayor office....."... G IS
Cairo City Gas Company, gas CON-
summed In council chamber to
April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Z. Mahoney, dieting prisoners
during month OF Msrch........... 100 80
2. MahOney, dieting prisoners be-
fore trial during March.,........ 8 90
+. Vincent. barrel lime for city
ll......"......""...., ,.."".....". 70
Cairo City Gas Company, gas con-
sumed in Jail up TO April lst"... Go
Nj. Canon, hauling one drunk to
Jall..."..."....." ..."..,"......."... 70
NJ, Glenn, He......,.".."".,."..... 20
Cairo BULLETIN, publishing pro-
ceedings, etc.. month OF March I 80
lbert Grinder, planting anu
Aboxing rs maple trees in st.
Mary's Park 0 7oc.".... .....". So 20
VIM. q. McGee, per. centage on
fines collected.........."...."....". Is ~
A. w. Pyatt & Co., binding lille OF
BULLETIS.."..... MISUNDERSTANDING. 20
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
at police headquarters up to
April st......"................". w
J b Phillis, postage stamps........ IS
Cairo City Coal Co., 2 tons coal
Tor police headquarters, for Feb. %
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
In street lamp, cor. 10th and
Levee streets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
James Kinnear, special policeman,
one ay........."...........". w
VIM ii Schutter, same............". w
John Sheehan, same................. w
James Sumerwell, same. w
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Break fast Bacon.
Try the Boneless Breakfast bacon at
New.i ork store. 3'3l.3t
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Al. j. H0WLEY-Renl Estate Agent. Buys
,Dd sells real estAte, collects rents, pays tAX,S
Tor non-fesldents, etc. Commercial avenue, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-14
A Damp City.

"0zias Midwinter" says in a letter from
the South to the Cincinnati Commercial,
that the dampness of New Orleans upon
a wet day impresses enc as something
phenomenal You do not know in the
North what such dampness is. Itdescends
from the clouds and arises from the soil
simultaneously; lit eXudes frt IN wood work
it perspires from stone. 1t is spectral,
mysterious, inexplicable. Strong walls
and stout doors can not keep it from en-
terlng; windows and doors can not exclude
it. You might as well try to lock out a
ghost. Bolts of steel and barriers of stone
are equally unavailing, and the stone
moulders, and The steel is smitten with
red leprosy The chill sweat pouring
down from the walls, soakes into plank
floors, and the cunning of the paper-hager
is useless here.
Carpets become so thoroughly wet with
the invisible rain that they utter soughty
marshy sounds under the foot. Conse-
quently few houses arc carpeted with
in, and those good folks who insist upon
carpets soon learn the folly of putting
them down on more than one or two of
the upper rooms Mating is the substi-
lulS CNCn III tlG llStOtIdtlN vi y
crisp. neat mating. Paper-hangers and
carpet-layers would starve to death here.
If you even lay few sheets Of writing
paper upon your table at nightfall you
will find them quite limp and rebellious
of ink in the morning. Articles OF steel
must be carefully laid away in air tight
drawers. The garments hung upon the
wall, the coverings of beds, the we'll
startched shirts in the bureau seem as 1t
they had been rained upon; the stair car
pets become like wet turf; and mouldy,
musty smell pervades the atmosphere.
Fire is the only remedy possible against
this invasion of moisture and mlldew, and
fires are absolutely necessary in all bed
rooms almost all through the winter. Dur
ing the daytime, in winter months, doors
and windows are generally left open, ex-
ccpt on exceptional cold or rainy days;
the fires allowed to go out, and the winds
are invited to come in and keep things
dry. But when night falls, chill mists
invade the city, and eXhalations of
dampness rise from the moist. earth. This
is the case even in clear weather, and
Louisianians would not think of sleeping
without a fire in their bedrooms to dry
ness. Even in the heat of the summer
the night-dews are often heavy like heavy
rains.
In the North you place open vessels of
water upon your heating stove that the
warm air may be kept moist. Here all
possib lie efforts are made to heat the air
so that it may hold in suspension as little
moisture as possible. For the city sits
upon marsh, and swamrs lie about her
crescent boundary.
Carpets become an affection here. Save
in the house of the Weather, where con
tinual fires keep them dry, they absorb
the unhealthiness of dampness in the wet
seaso They fill the house with an odor
of Ciness that makes one think of
bact and vibriones, and divers other
hor Of the microscope. say "houses
of ealthier," because here there are
few lilies who can afford to maintain
90, fire fight all the year round with
tn swamp dampness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-14
Dangers OF Ether.

A Paris correspondent says: GAS eau
ton to medical men, must give an in
cident of the past few days, although it
is of the most painful nature imaginable.
A young lady of eighteen, remarkably
beautiful, belonging to family of rich
merchants of Lyons, had to undergo a
surgical operation. The surgeon said
that it was necessary to give her ether.
The sack was prepared, and the young
lady had been inhaling it for a moment,
when light was brought near the pa
rient In an instant the ether was ignited
and the sack exploded. The doctor was
himself seriously burned, but the young
lady was in lamentable condition. Her
nose was taken off completely, and one
side of the upper jaw was laid bare. 1t
is needless to say that she is horribly dis
figured for life. No one could describe
the despair of the family, and perhaps IT
would have been better had the poor girl
died from the effects of this dreadful ac-
cident. Its rnmored that the doctor
has committed suicide.
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A DueIist's Death Bed.

Not long ago there died at the Hotel
Dieu, Paris, Canondal, and odd and quar-
relsome character, whose anxiety to fight
with anybody on any preteXt or none was
not more absurdly excessive than that
described in the Romeo and Juliet"
The reams of paper he consumed in
writing challenges, the thousands upon
thousands of friends he sent to thousands of
opponents, who would be bold enough to
compute. As the old man lay dying in
the hospital priest was sent for to afford
him the last consolation of religion The
worthy father did not spare to tell him
frankly in what condition he was, how
obnoxious to Heaven was the desperate
life he had led, and the necessity for his
prompt and thorough repentance. When
the good priest had left him Canondal
beckoned feebly to a friend who was
watching by his bedside, and whispered
hoarsely:
Take down the priests address. He
has used language to me that | won't take
from any man living. If-I-get-over
will-send a couple Of
friends to-him-w ith-a-- cha"
And before he could finish the sentanee
the veteran duelist was dead.-N. 7.
World.
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Playing Funeral.


One day l was lying on my lounge
try ~ to sleep, when heard the patter
of childish feet along the hall, followed
by scratchy tap at my door.
l did not answer, for | did not feel like
entertaining two such frolicsome visi
tors as my little twin nephew and
niece, Willie and Title Blackstone; but
after "a brief silence the door was pushed
cautiously open, and two curly heads
peeped in.
asleep"
ooh, dear" sighed the other, "what
shall we do?"
Lets go i'm
"Sh-sh-h-don't wake her.
They tip-toed by over to the window,
and locked down into the muddy streets
aud sighed, and up into the gloomy sky
and sighed. | felt sorry for the
forlorn little creatures, and was g ing
to wake up and Cry boo" when Title
sail:
Let's play funeral, and bury
auntie!"
FLUSH, said Willie, sternly; 'don't talk
so loud, you will wake her up"
''You can't wake dead folks" laughed
Tillie.
Vel, I'll be the undertaken"
Bring the casket this way, said Tillie,
giving orders.
You must MT say that-that's my
business"
"What can | say"
BE the visitors, and talk"
Last summer, when they were
in the country, the children went to a
funeral, and it made 8 ep impression
on them.
what beautiful crop" sighed Til
lie
Then she pitched her voice into high
key and said
''squisite flowers, then she dropped it
way down into her little boots and said,
mournfully: ~She died young
''But she was ready 10 go" said Willie,
joining in SIS a visitor.
'Whatll become of all her chiiirenl"
she asked dolefully.
s'How many did she havea"
Seventeen all twins" she answered,
so plaintively that almost laughed.
They'll grow up, he replied logical
ly.
'sRut who Will take care of them
'.3od. He takes care of the sparrows,
and children are bigger. Play, the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-14
POlly's W orsted.

Polly says to me, II wish you would
call at Bobbins and match that skein of
worsted for me, when you are in town.
| went to Bobbin's, and asked one of
his young men, with easv indifference, to
give me some of that The young man,
who is handsome, and appears to own the
shop, says, II haven't an ounce. | have
sent TO Paris, and expect it every day.
go to another shop, holding fast to
my scarlet clew. There l am shown a
heap of stuff, with more colors and shades
than had supposed existed in all the
world. Wha blaze ST Distraction |
compare and contrast. till the whole
thing seems to me about of one color.
go TO another shop, and another and an
other. At last pretty girl, who could
make any customer believe that green is
blue, matches the shade in minute /
buy five cents worth; that was the order.
have spent two hours in this five-cent
business; but who shall say that they
were wasted when / take the stuff home
and Polly says it is perfect match, and
holds it up with the work, at arms length,
and turns her head on one side, and then
takes her needle and works it in2 Work
ing in, / can see my own amiability with
every stitch Five cents is cheap for a
pleasure.--Serap Book.
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DECREED.

Into all lives some rain must fall"
alto ali eyes some teardrops start.
Whether they fall as gentle shower
Or drop like fire from an aching heart.
Into all hearts some sorrow must crep,
Into all souls some doubtings come
Lashing the waves of Lies great deep
From dimpling waters to seething foam.
Over all pathways some clouds must lower,
Under all feet some sharp thorns spring,
Tearing the flesh to bleeding wounds,
Or entering the heart with their bitter sting.
Upon all brows rough winds must blow,
Over all shoulders a cross must be lain,
Bowling the fern in its lofty height
Down to the dust in bitter pain.
Into all hands in some duty thrust
Unto all arms some burden given,
Crushing the heart with its dreary weight,
Or lifting the soul from earth to heaven
Into all hearts and homes and lives
Gods dear sunshine comes streaming down,
Gliding the ruins Of LIES great plain
Weaving for all golden crown.