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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-12
Puerto.Rico.

Muy Sf. nuestro de fiuestra mayor con.
sideraeion y respeto: Los artieulos que p,i.
bLicaron sobre contribution municipal los
ndineros 81 y So de su ilustrado periodico co.
rrespondientes respectivamente al is v a
del proximo pasado mes dc MARIO, nos de,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-12

Luquillo, abril de 1878.
Sr. d. Jose Perez Morris,
Director del ilustrado peri6dico
BoLETIN MERcANTn..
p,,art,, pira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-12
lBUENA VENTA!
en- VlEQIJES-

Sc desea realizar por POGO preci0 una mag
mica possession de pastos y montes, compuesfa
de 290 cuerdas en- el barIfo de Campaiia que
tiene abundancia de aqua para bebederos dc
animales; y mensnrada conyenientcmente por
mismo para evitar entorpecimientos ultelio-
res. Para condolences entiendanse con Don
Domingo Arecco, en- Nagnabo. 2-l3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-12
MUEBLES BARATOS.

Por ausentarse su dueiio se venden &preeiCD
m6dicos todos los muebIes de Ia casa Cnleta dc
San Francisco nun. Is, derecha 2-0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-12
SEPARATISMO.

VARIos vEcINos.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08
TEXT BOOKS.

n >HE State Board of examiners ut its
4 recent meeting adopted til c folio wing
text books for use in the pu bile schools Of
South Carolina, outside of Charleston,
for the period of five years; Appletons
Readers, Reynolds Readers, Dnvidson's
History of South Carolina, Holmes His
tory of the United states, .iwinton's Pri-
mary yandCondensed Histories oftllcUnited
States, Swinton's Outlines of the Worlds
Hist 'ry, Swinton's Word Books, Web
sters Dictionary, Robinson's Arithmetics,
Sanford's Arithmetics, Cornells Primary
and 1ntermediate Biographies, Maury's
Manual of Geography, Westlake's Tbroe
Thousand Words. a circular from the
State superintendent says; "No other
text books than those prescribed in this
list can be lawfully used in tho pub ic
schools of this State except in the city of
Charleston" Teachers am trustees are
therefore earnestly requested to make the
required change within the next ninety
days s--within which time very liberal
rates are offered. 1t IS of the greatest i'm
portance to secure uniformity Of text
BOOKS: Further particulars can be OBJ
tanned from the Board.
WILLARD RICHARDSON,
Il. II. ROBERTS ON,
II. MEANS DAVIS,
oct S-tf County Board of Examiners.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

SANFORD's ARITIIMETIos.-Amo ong
the text books selected by tho State
Board for use in the public schools arc
SanforM's afithmctics. This series was
prepared by Professor Sanford, of
Georgia, and it has been widely adopt
ed in the South. II is based on the
analytic system, and the analysis and
and rules are very clear. The arrange
mcnt is very good, and it is fully up to
the times. The series has high testi-
monials. While not so profound or so
difficult as 1tobinson's series, it is ad-
nirablc for all ordinary schools. SAIL
ford's arithmetic is in partial use in the
Winnsboro Graded School, and is quite
satisfactory. Speaking Of these arith-
mctics, Prof. j. A. Gamewell, Of Wof-
ford College, writes:
Having used Sanford's Higher Ana
lytical Arithmetic for three years, [
take pleasure in saying that
it has met the wants ofmy class so salts
tactorily that ] am unwilling to ex-
change it for any similar work. The
analyses are easily understood, making
the examples that follow upDeor less
difficult than they are. The ANALYSIS
explaining the inversion Of the divisor
in dividing one fraction by fraction is
excellent. Percentage is thoroughly
treated. have gotten from this arith-
mctic much valuable information.
Without hesitation, recommend it to
all teachers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08
State Supt. Education, S. C

WASHING AWAY THE CoLORED
GRAvEYARD.-Thc encroachments of
the large gullcy in rear of the Method
ist church have long been watched
with apprehension as the friablc nature
Of the soil causes it to be easily under
mined and to cave in in huge blocks.
The gulley some time ago reached the
borders of the acknowledgements After
the last wet spoil another landslide
occurred and tho earth in falling in
carricdwith it six collins with thcircon-
tents. A visit to the place revealed q
number of human bones that had not
been covered up, while tho debris of tho
coffins lay in confusion where they had
fallen. In tho perpendicular wall of
earth bordering the gulloy, and about
five feet from the top can be seen
number Of collins with the ends
wrenched off, and presenting ghastly
appearance. Tho town council has
dug bitches and erected trough to
carry off the water, so that the caving
will not continue; but it is impossible
to fill tho gullcy up. Several years ago
the colored people purchased plat Of
ground near tho freight depot, of which
thoy have made cemetery, and thoy
have recently been cndcavoring toraise
money to movc the remains from the
threatenedlocality. tits to be hoped thoy
will succeed. Among tho graves thus
ruthlessly violated by the forces of
nature is said to be that Of old Dick
Lewis, who was well known through
tho peculiar manner in which his lower
limbslapped over each other inwalking.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

" .;f'~a ''s:.h'~':.:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

Mr.. John Vinson has been appoint
cd by Major Thomas adjutant Of the
Fairfield Battalion. The battalion will
be inspected by General Noise on tho
3lst instant.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

"Tunc up your voice" and stoE
coughing; by taking DR.. BULBS Cougl
Syrup.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

Mr.. James M. Galloway, while gin
ming last week, had his hand horribly
cut by the saws, and it was found ne
cessary to ampu tate two ofhis fingers.
1t is possible he may lose another also,
although the physician hopes it may be
saved.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

TEXT DooKs.-Thc following circu-
lar has been received by School Com
missioner Richardson:
OFFICE STATE SUrT. EDUCATION, !
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. "a, 1873.
TO the County School Commission
ers Of the State Of South Carolina ;:
Enclosed you will find the list Of text
books adopted by the State Board of
Examiners for use in the public
schools OF this State, under the pro-
visions of S5 of "An act to alter and
amend the School Law of South Caro-
lina," approved March %, 1873. No
other text books than those prescribed
i'll this list can be lawfully used in the
public schools Of this State, except in
the City Of Charleston. It is not in"
tended that all The text books which
have been adopted shall be used in
every school, but III arranging the
courses in the different schools, the
teachers must select from this list such
books as may be found best adapted to
the wants Of their pupils. The Lcgis-
lature, at its last session, made no ap-
preparation for the purchase Of text
books. In view ofthc great advantage
of ofuniformity in tho text books, school
officers arc earnestly urged to impress
upon parents the necessity of prompt
compliance with the law. The differ
ent publishing houses, whose books
have been adopted, will otlersuch terms
for introduction ofthe books prescribed,
and for exchange of those now in use,
as will put these books within the reach
of all the pupils attending the public
schools. Very respectfully,
HUGH S. THOMPSON,
State Supt. Education, S. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

uy@ Lcttcr-hcads, offine paper, print
cd to order, can be had at this office at
tho low price Of five dollars per thous-
and.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Now Advertisements.
SanfOrd's Arithmctics.
Choice Groccrics.-D. II. Flcnnikcn.
Text Books-Board of Examiners.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

DREADFUL ACCIDENTALLY aged col
orcd woman, named Milly, met with
all accident at Mr.. Creights mill yes
tcrday afternoon, which resulted in
her death. She was assisting at the
gin, and in some way her clothing
caught in the band and she was c, rsh-
cd in most fearful manner.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08
SCHOOL BOOKS!|
SCHOOL, g g DooKs!.
Attention, Teachers and Parents !

THHE following popular school books
4 have been adopted for use in the
schools of South Carolina for five years,
rs will be shown by the official letter from
Superintendent Thompson published
below
STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE OF STATE SUPT. OF EDUCATION,
COLUMBIA, S. o., Sept. rs, 1878.
CAPT. ROBERT E. PARK, General Agent
For Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor g. Co.,
Macon, Ga.
Dear Sir:-It gives me pleasure to in
form you that the State Board of South
Carolina have adopted the following text
books of your series for use in the public
schools Of this State for tho ensuing five
wears wiz
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

The Rev. j. N. Craig, of Lancaster
county, who preached at one time at
Ridgcway, and was u chaplain Of
one Of the South Carolina regiments
during the war, was i'll with fever
for twenty seven daysat Holly Springs,
Miss. a letter from his wife, publish
ed in Saturdays Charlotte Observer,
stated that he was recovering.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-08

Teachers will bear in mind that tho
certificates issued in january last are
good only until November, and that all
persons wishing to teach during the
next scholastic year must be examined
OH the 10th for the first grade, and on
the Goth fort second and third grades.
It's to be hoped there will be no misun-
derstanding about this.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.


Dam Is August 1877. list dor Hofk apeIlmeister KARL
LUDWIG FiSCH IL. hesebst ohne Sachl assung eines
Jesamentes und ohne bekannter Erbon
storDen
Dsrsslbe am T. Februsr. 1916 geboren In Knsers-
lnutern ais Soln des dorgen Gastwirhs Johann Karl Will
helm Fischer. xoburtg Grunstndt Ehefrxu
katharinx Fraaeiska. aeborene Keller
Beido Eltern des Karl Ludwig Fischer Stud In Amerka
verstorben Der Aovocat Lindeman hieselst ist xum
heger dos Nachiasses des Karl Ludwig Fischer gerchtc
bestelt
oegrlndsten Antag werden sils
deenigen welchs Erbansprucho Nachkss dss Hof
kxpelmeisters Kari Ludwig Fischer habsn vermenen
hexdurcn mufEeiordert solche npspruche In dem
SONNABEND, DEN l3 JUL. 1873
II UHR MORGENs.
vor deser Gercbtsabtheilung tOsorsrasse. No. 80
stehenden Termine anzumeldcn und sc ais Erben egt
mircn.
wenn sich IN dem genanntsn Termne ken Erbe ,neldet
und lsgtmirt. 30 die Erbschait fur erboses Gut
kart ~erden bel erolgcndcr Anedung soil deselbc
sich iegitimirenden Erben ausge eantwrrtet werdeu.
Die mach dem Ausschlusse sich etwa msldsnden Erb-
berechtigten sosn scug sein ALE bis dabin ubsr die
Erbschan crassenen Verugungen und sol
Ion auch wedsr Rechnunssablage noch Esstx der erho
Zet hrsr Meoung der Erbschaft vorhsndsn
ssin wird-
Die dem GsrIchte mach hrem Namen uuJ wohnorse be-
kanntsn ErDsch Aft spr ate 10 aonten, uaniich:-
]. karoline Gunther IN Obernnoschei;
=. FrsnI Gunthsr. Buchbindsr dassibst;
s. Charlotte Gunther, dasciDst:
4. Fanny haass. gcboreno Uunther. In Baltimore:
"a Katharine FisischDach, geborsne Fischer, In New
g. Elisabeth Tochtsrm ann. geporens Fischer In Neu.
hausel,
sosn dem anbersumten Termne durch elmer
Ausisrusung deser Lsdung besonders gcadsn werden.
HASNovsR, don 10 April 1873.
LIUHTENBERG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

AT, kAREEa 4 SONS
Aolrf AUCTION 4sss 4sssAi.isa. Hhp NEW york TAT
cosSEn ~ aIss og v AHSp,osnsx tSp ssrn ST.
REGULAR saIEs EyEsS yES", WspsssDAE AND
ssfs sS. ySs Ssr raA
COMMENCING wITI the great ANNUAL disposal OF
sa asb s'n'i PGss u sp. Gordon
a sss
nav.
paxsENT sMNw as diimors's Garden. and some have
sETEs xsovk We ; lot Of Double and s,.sls Harness.
Lot or slds S.I and saa spring Road wssoa: % :,
.as .as D ad NO
phAosons, Carriages, A. ,,,o.s
TIE RENO nsN1wNE6 M sSxn ho!oushs.sa no,.. Lean m
hands high years old 20. BY imp bennington os. Of
susan ss.ns has been % speed and the win
horses in the being Of splendid sins and
TUX BEAUTIFUL dappe bay rrotting Stallion Hamst
dam .s ;As % - s II s%A. h.s5 s.s
stylish Agreeable driver has In $40;
' and sDiSGs sSD ssIp' aanhs nsa
rh =, s us aes and most saSe
sxrra"rdnary game ana stysh driver can t,ot ~
s,her single or TO Tho poe warranted sound and kind
DARK BAY tiy; l5s high year: Old: q. so;os.sly
wM.sntsd S,y ,a sound md kind Aisc
Brewster Co., Of Broome ST. Harness. by Dunscomb !;
(It.t W.
FAST BAY Tro,ting osIdinr. l. high. years old;
trot In ~ warranted sound and ktnd.
EXTRAORDINARY PROMISING bay Trotting Mare.
l5a high years old handled day IL her lie for
Ik FAST korrel frottng GsIdng Anador. l5Is high.
years old by Winthrop Morrill, dam By Ethan Alien; Is
of the grande gated horses In ths country: trot In
400 warranted souna aud xnd Also top side Wagon
ELEGANT BAY Tro,s,ng Gelding I5x high ysars old:
can trot ~ Z 80; warrMnted sound and KIND
sis.S ~. S Hss
SPLENDID BAY Trottlug Gelding known as tho How.
ara Colt lo hgh CycNrs old tr"tted ~ ysars old. VI
Lonisyille In = AZ: Anted sound aud kind.
tENTEEL BLACK lrotting Gciding l54 high. years
old can trot in 2 50; warranted sound anu kind
THE BAY Canadian Trotting Gsding WeishIn IN, l5h
high years old; has toed In 24u1s warranted sounu
has had no handling; trot In sO warranted sound
GENTEEL soRREL Trotting Geiding, I5x high. o
years od can tro In 245; warranted sound and kind
THE FAMOUS Gray Troting Geding Bristol Hill. l5A
high years od best record 227 warranted sound and
HAY dELDING. Iss< high 8 years old sold to pay
BLACK MARE lax high IL years old. nns. iroe drIvsr
warranted kind Also business Wagon. Harness, &c.
FAST GRAY Pacing Mace, I5h high. promp
driver has paced in 2:39 sound and
kind Also English surrey Wagon. by Qain,by srness
BROWN GELDINo. l6h hands high yours old got by
Arabian Chsi dsm by Aercus: good driver Ia
~ warranted kind
I!likTyf fuuR other norses suited to all purposoa
FULL DESCRIP PTlON Vt sale.
SAILS NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
NOTICE. June II, ut Zanssvie. Ohio, Mr. GEORGE
A. JkWETrS hrst sale OF trotting
FIFTY head catalogues NJ the mart.
NOTCE june H. NJ the mart hrst grand annual sxo OF
HAIRY BAssETr year ings; twu-ycsrolas &c bred by
COLONEL DAVID MCDANIEL. Also y number Of
FAMOUS Mares In ioa Harry Basse Catalos sdy
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DUsT OPFiCE NOTICE
Tho foreign malls Tor the weok ending saturday Nay
lS. 1873 will close this oicc :On Tuesday r. NJ
ior Europe BY Steamship wyoming, vs Quseas,own:
"Wednesday. at T. NJ. for Europe, BY Bothnia
via Queenstown correspondence tor France
ny tns steamer must DO specially addressed. aud At
i.vis: rhar.d.y. - il n. tor Gs!%.ay FIanss Sc.
by s,esuisbp Gsert VIA Plymouth, Cherbourg and
burg cr Great Britain and the Continent
be iorwsd.d by this steamer must be specially addrssd
and at r. NJ. Tor Europe, by steamship Baltic via
2ae.n.own on saturday * NJ tor Scotland direct.
by steamship Anchora via Gasgow and II 10 A. NJ.
tor Germsuy &c BY steamship Neckar via
and Bremen Correspondence Great britain
tinent aSdea ~ this De
addesssal aud at ~ tor Europc steamship CITY Of
Richmond wa Queenstown correspondence Ger
many 10 be forwarded by this steamer must be spc-
eisy addressed The steamships yoning BathnH Nal
and City NJ Richmond do take m.tis for
sweden and Norway Tue maiis Tor hayt and ssxasia.
Ar. leave New iorx May ID. The mails West In
Thomas also Porto kco venexaeia direct
leave New York Nay ~. The mails Tor Aspnw all and
south Pacific ports leave New York Nay % mxils
China and Japan leave San francisco June l. The
maiis tor Austsaiis &c leave San Francisco June 10
. THOS 4. JAMES. Postmaster
YosT OvricE. NKw YoRE. Msv II. 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18

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fsorEssiSNA al sifuATIoss VA sTsD-yxMALEs- Il 3D.
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RELIGIOUS NOrfCEs-1sT PAG E-lst and 2dscola
REWAkDS-lsT PACE-2d col.
SALES AT AucTIOX-l2TH Pa sd and 4th coils
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

herald BRANCH OFFICE. l;aes BRs9ADwyAYr1s ns 1AINy IN
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR. -RECEfIloN oF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18

NOTICE or ASsIGNMkNT.
IN kosicc Is hereby given that Joseph ii. Cooper. Of
Long ranch In township OF Ocean the county OF
aud State Of New Jersey hath this day
assignment the subscriber OF his for equal
ben ft Of his creditors and that the said creditors
exhibit their respective claims under oath Affirmation,
within the term Of three months.
Dated May 1873
NJ CHARLES A. BENNETT,
Freehold, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18

fINAL PERFORMANCE,
THIS CsArUkDAlb EvENISG. AT q.
FAREWELL. MA1INEE
THIS DAY AT 2.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Mr. and MissJfELLER will appear ~
BhlDGEPykT..... MONDAY NAY 70
NV uAnEN -s'.............'... IuE.DAf May ~.
hAkTFORD... WEDNESDAY. Nay IL
NHICKERING HALL
THIS EVENING. AT O'CLOCK,
GRAND TEsTIAONIAL BENEFIT
To
xR. EDGA9 ALLEN.
Amstsur IIiusionisI
Assistsd By
HENRI RoLrAIh
WONDERFUL DRLusioSs.
MYSTERIOUS DLcgrnoSs.
STARTLING KFYEcrs.
FLORAL SOUVENIRS.
ELABORATE DECORATIONS
MEYERS ORCHESTRA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-01-13

room. thinking il better 10 leave him awhile
With the children. When they were about 70
go, be asked them to leave him the book.
noticed he bad been weeping. Relieved and
Inllcd by tho luxury Of tears, BIO Was enabled
to snatch few hours sleep. His fEst act OF
awakening was to ask t,r q priest. He ex
pressed great gratitude to Vslfort and myself
for our attention aud kindLess. The last words
he said to me were these: Tell my brocher-in-
law that 1 die in hopes of mercy, like the thief
Dpou the croes.'p
Vaifort complied with the last sad duties
to the unfortunate d'Haroourr. Nine. Davafs
mission having terminated, and Adhenar CON
timing to improve. she returned with her
Adhemsr made rapid progress towards health
spd strength. Blanche sill devoted every
moment to bim without once thinking that
she ives in Paris, that great city she had 80
often loRged to see. She read to him, che cor
versed with him, she made use of every talent
God had bestowed upon her, every resource
within reach, to divert his mind and relieve
the tedinm of this involuntary imprisonment,
and Adhemar ooGld not help thinking that her
tender cares had transformed his sick chsmber
into an earthly paradise.
He was quite worried to know what had be-
come of st. Clair, and learned at last, through
VAlfort that he had sueceeded in conoealing
himself, bot .was betrayed by ono OF bis old
in abstracting B!snche's letters from the mail,
and whose services he had conodered fully re-
warded. On account of soue subsequent dis
agreement, this man swore vengeance, and,
ment, ST. Clair AS arrested and would soon be
brought to trial.
valf,rt, going to see the culprit, both for old
acqaaint anoe sake and because of Adhemar's
reiterated entreaties, was soon convinced that
bis greatest regret arose from not having
snoceeded in accomplishing the murderous
deed.
And this" said Blanche Z" is the man who
pretended to love me He would have stopped
at nothing that could overwhelm me with
missryi Alb, it is himself he loves, and his
ovsrweening pride, his Jealous hatred, have
brought him to this!
Adhemars heart was filed with compassion
and indulgence for this sad victim of violent
passions, which he had never been taught to
control. !" This is just what 1 might have
been." said be, " had not the grace of God
prevented me. I willingly pardon him. aud
would have been pleased to have heard OF his
escape; bnt since he is arrested, all can do
40 is to carefully avoid whatever may tend
to his condemn alton when called upon to give
in 10Y testimony"
Blanche, though admiring these sentimental,
had cops derable difficulty in endorsing them.
It was easy enough to pardon her own wrongs,
but Adhemar's-oh it WAS very hard indeed.
(Concluced next week.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-01-13
THE GUEST.

Frou, ont the great worlds ruKh and din
There cana y guest;
The tnneI court he entered IN,
And sat NJ rest.
SLOW on Tire Wild tide CT aff,Irs
The gates were closseI
Altar the hungry hos.s Of cares,
At last reposed.
Theu through the dim doors OF tho pat
Came boyish memories Aoating fAst--
His mothers namo.
Ia give" be ssid,
=" M fsel her haod; on her dear breast
To lean my heed.
II orv within tho crowned day.
That would be joy.
Could abe but bear me far away,
Onoe more her boy"
Mans strength 10 weakness, after all
He atood ceDfeAssd
None quite can sttn the hearts Wild c1ll,
6onv Qotse are blessed
Across the face that knows no fear
n shAde swept fast.
Asff o following angel near
That mement paused.
The saersd silence Of the room
Did Hos ly stir;
A spiendor grew within the gloom
OF her, OF her!
Ont 10 the great worlds rush and din,
Hae gone ny aue-t;
The betais blame. TIE praise usn win
Are his-uot rosf-
Far ont AMID ths ca-ts's turmeils
4 strong stA1da>
Upheld in triumph and in tolls
By rnseen kapds.
Bat who may In With subtle wand
The mAaks vc vCaSt
only SnoW la Dosher's hand
10 IN HE hAir,
onir know tAzosgh AL Iifs,s harms
Through s!n's alloy.
soroeass sosaep hsfs that zctssSs s-zs
Will reach her by.