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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-01-10

On The oftrrnoon md evening of Docomhor
ran there was enacted ar tho N r P'rsnmosa
at JorrettsviIle comedy whicb nado ohaSt
yenty i've nnrsons cxtre3oy law, maui aoout
%e menhers of Vrrnnn fhnrch ps:t ua I've oi
Gircnit had intimatrd to Rev Dma,, i, Moona
,hnir nostor that thev wonid nav III, ,aU ";si,
hat ofternoon snsnicion ioin"d hands uisi,
maginatinn and made Rev and Mrs M"nro WAN
somewhat fearful ~ lest something miSbt han.
nan TLeir onviatv was NOT or oil 1anreasod ID r.
HI,a ooriu nrrivai IF the imnior nraeohor Wy
y r. U3rsn who had received 49, H. nv Sa
Scfnrn and wonid keen lookin~ ont tbe vio uuy
as If e1nectinr some one A6nnt az o %,huJ",
train Of cartridges was seen moving ihronnb ti,a
viIIagn and stonnin~ finally ar t6e norsona ano
,ot" without Whiting for invitation IN narodsd
a%nnt twnntv GOOD hTothers and sstarpp
faces fnlI of mischieyons smiles md thair ar,as
fnIi ~ snmatbinT more material Iba f,a =" ;,,s
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LITTLE LOCALS
Mr.. William Warner, of this county, is
travelling in Colorado.
The hard weather has driven the ducks
from the flats down the bay.
The directors of the Baltimore and Del
ia Railroad have advertised for 100000
cross-ties.
Mr.. Benjamin A. Fleurry, n well known
farmer, Iesiding near Kcllville, Baltimore
county, died on Thursday night, the I'd in,
stant in the 71th year of his age
The shooting match which took place
on Tuesday, December 31st, at the United
States Hotel, Havre de Grace, between r. r.
Clayton and Frank Cord, for $50 side,
proved draw game, each breaking 90 out of
the "a balls-RepuJlican
Mr. William II. Fulton, brother of Mr..
James A. Fulton, of Bel Air, died in Philn-
delphia, on the Goth of December, in the 10Th
county, having been born near Churchville,
but left here when q young man. He was
Il gentleman of irreproachable character and
had many friends in this county.
The cold wave which swept down from
the snow-clad hills of the north, commencing
on the afternoon Of the I'd instant, sent the
thermometer down to six degrees below
zero, early Friday morning. The wind was
strong and piercing, and it was not easy to
keep warm, even in the house. Many ladies
have to mourn the loss of pet flowers, which
succumbed to the frost and dropped and died
Men and animals exposed to the weather
suffered severely, and frost-bitten toes, fin
gers and ears will be fashionable for n
time On Wednesday of this week thaw
set in and the weather is milder.
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Sllawsyille Affairs.
ICE.

ICE.
Our citizens have finished filling their ice
houses. The ice gathered was from four to
eight inches thick, and beautifully clear.
ACCIDENTS.
q On Wednesday, December 31st, Mr.. Jacob
Rutedge, who lives near Federal Hill, was
kicked in the abdomen by amule. DR.. J. r.
jury not serious.
Charles Cypbus, a young man employed in
Mr.. e. Y Parks blacksmith shop, was kick.
ed by horse, on Friday last.
On the same day Charles Wiley, son of
Mr.. Thomas Wiley, had his ears and fingers
fIozen, while going to the railroad.
1NsIAnr ALTON.
The newly-elected officers ol--&sme Secret
Lodge, No, 90, Knights of Pythias,s Of tiIiS,
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Mrs Mary Reardon, aged thirty, while
lighting up New Years tree, in New York
on Wednesday night, set fire to some of the
branches, and then her clothing caught FIRE
Her body was terribly burned. She was Ia
ken to the Chambers street Hospital, and it
is feared that she will die.
On Thursday of last week, about noon,
q daring thief entered the government print
ing office, at Washington, and took from tn.
open safe package of currency containing
$4,000. The adjoining room was filled
with clerks and the door was open, when the
robbery was committed.
Here's law A case originally involving
$50, which has been before nearly every term
of the Supreme Court at Bath, Maine, for six
years, and swallowed up the estates of both
litigants, besides costing the county as much
more, has finally been amicably settled.
The S's''adslsS9ia, Wilmington and Bal
,iinaors IS 9mpany began paying out
81 feas4 per cent, on tie
~ degrees
eHtoIpt
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OBIT UARY,
OBITUARY.
EMILY B. WATERS,
BORN DEC. 10, 1918.
DIED DEC. 30, 1878.

"Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none wakes to weep;
calm and undisturbed repoEe,
Unbrcken by the last of foes"
After committing herself into the hands of her
Heavenly Father sister retired to her the
night She and her friends thought 1t merely tine
rest of the body and for the night but God knew other
wise. Her rest, begun in the body, peac4 full
that it overpowered the soul and waited 1t into the
bosom of her Saviour Begun earth, it continues IN
heaven. Bidding all affectonate Good night" to her
husband and three daughters she rolled of and
trials for the night but tho Lord took her unto Him
self never again to be tempted, tried burdcned-
Her life here fitting preface to the life she has
now entered upon Given to the service of Christ she
gave to all an example of pety and affection In the
church she was devo.t worshipper. IN the every
day walks of life she kind genial and Christian
At home and among her intimate acquanances her in
fuence for good was most felt faithful wife, an at
fectonate mother she labored to mako home at
tracye aud Is here where she is most sadly missed
The vacant chair and the vain longing for her cheerful
words o. admonition and encouragement, cast gloom
over the household But amid all this sadness her
bright example encourages her loved press
ward to meet her in her new home. The Saviour she
loved and served stands ready to lead aud encourage
Conscious OF this let us all devoutly "fOow her she
followed Christ" "Never do we know how much we
love- never do know how necessary the object of
love Is to our happiness until nave experienced the
weary void of separation" But on the other hand
never Is the Eternal City near and dear TO our
hearts when the friends we loved 30 well bera enter
into celestial gates to be crowned u
uel yzv,s..
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Household Goods,

One No. 0 VIM. Penn Cook Stove, 3 Parlor
Stoves, new Dew Drop, Dining Tables,
Dairy Fixtures, Churn, Scales Buckets,
Pans, &c, 10 flve-gallon Milk Cans, large
Feed Chest, &c
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $50 and un-
der Cash on the day of sale on sums over
that amount a credit of months will be
given, or per cent off for Cash. Otherwise
interest from the day offs lie.
JOHN w. DAVIS.
j. s. Richardson, Auctioneer. an10
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place. were duly installed on Saturday night
G. c., James F. Gilbert, o. O., Nelson
Gilbert; P. L., Thomas Turner; X. r. S., l..
H. Nicholson; II M. of E., Thomas H. Wi
ley; NJ. of F., VIM. A. Wheeler; M. of A.,
Joseph Kirkwood Past Chancellor, g. V.
Parks; Representative to Grand Lodge, Mel
son Gilbert; Inner Guard, Frank Mitchell
Outer Guard, John Archer.
This Lodge is in flourishing condition.
1t has sixty members and $400 in its treasury.
1t was organized four years ago. G.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that thirty days
In from the date hereof, application will be
made to the County Commissioners to locate
and open public road in the Fifth District,
commencing at the public road near Pleasant
Hill School House, running through the lands
of Henry Seeler, John B, Finley and James
Price, and terminating at the public road lead
ing from Mount Vernon Church to the Line
Bridge. .arffa ..r r"s0.
January Sd, 1879. jan35t''
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ID | e ID.

GALLUPE--Departe this life on Jan.
uary 9Th, 1870, Mrs. MARY GALLUPE,
consort of the late Rufus b. Galupc, OF
Hartford county.
FULTON In Philadelphia, on Sunday,
TON, a native of Hartford county, in the roth
wear of his age
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FIRE,-On Friday afternoon of last week
George l.. VanBibber, near Bel Air. The
studding alongside the furnace fiue caught
fire from the heat, but although the odor o
burning pine was perceived, the presence OF
fire in the wrong place was not suspected,
until closet door was opened and the smoke
rushed out. Some of the neighbors saw thu
smoke and reached the house in time ia
check the fire This was accomplished by
cutting hole through the clustering in the
third story and pouring water on the fire.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-01-10

The new Maryland House of Correction
at Jessup's Cut, on the Washington Branc
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was for.
mally opened for the reception Of prisoners
on the Cd instant. 1t has n capacity for 240
each in separate cells, so that tramps and va
grants need not fear being crowded out
he first prisoners received will be put work
aiding and arranging the grounds around
building. After that is done some per-
nent work will be provided for them
one prisoner was received from Baltimore
county, on Thursday,
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A Correction.

Mr. EDITOR noticed in the last issue of your paper an
article referring to tn exhibition held in New Market
the evenings the 10th and Goth of December, 1878
Your correspondent in giving the of the dfei-
members of The choir, omitted ccdentally per
haps the name of one of principal soprano singers
Mics Rosa Trout. We think it is due this lady that
this correction be made, and hope You will notice it in
your next issue. CARLOS.
MARYLAND Line Jan 3D.
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Senator Blaine's suggestion to disfran-
chise the colored voters as q means of de-
creasing the representation from the Southern
States, has drawn out an indignant protest
from Pinchback, of Louisiana. That sable
statesman warns the Republican leaders that
this thing cannot be done under cover Of
solicitude for the political or personal we'll
being of the colored brother. The colored
voters need feel no alarm. No attempt will
ever be made to take from them Tie prvi-
lpge of voting.
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Hon Caleb Cushing, distinguished as q
lawyer, author, legislator, diplomat and
Judge, died at Newburyport Mass, on the
night of the 3D. instant. He was originally
M old-line Wing, but became Democrat
prior to the Mexican war. He was presi,
dent of the Democratic convention at
Charleston in 1860 and took part with Ben
Butler in seeding from the Baltimore conven-
ton and in nominating Breckenridge and
Lane. When the war broke out he became
q Union man. and has since been minister to
Spain.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-01-10

SEVERELY INJURED.-On New Years
morning boy thirteen years of age, son OF
Mrs, Nancy Welsh, who was in the employ
of Mr.. John A. Street,, near Clermont Mills
accidenlly fell from the top of a fodder rick
to the ground, breaking both of his arms, be.
tween the wrist and elbow. DR.. Thomas
B. HAYWARD was called to attend him.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate
n of James B. Kenly, deceased, are re
quested to settle their accounts by the 1st of
February, 1879. Those not paid by that time
will be put in the hands of an officer for col
lection.
GEO. w. KENLY,
dec27-2t Administrator.
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INSOLVENT'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Theodore
IN r. Moore, of Hartford county, has made
application to the Circuit Court for said coun-
ty for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws Of
Maryland and that the second Monday In
May, 1879, has been assigned for him to ap-
pear and answer such interrogatories ss his
creditors, endorsers or sureties may propose
or allege against him.
A. LINGAN JARRETT,
Clerk Circuit Court for Hartford county.
jan10-5t
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INSOLvENT'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is here given that w. Smiths&s
IN Forwood, of Hartford county, has mas
application to the Circuit Gnr4t-- or So.
county, for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws
of Maryland, and that the second Monday il
May, 1879, has been assigned for him to DIP
pear and answer such inlerrogatories as nh
creditors may propose or allege against him
A. LINGAN JARRETT,
Clerk Circuit Court for Hartford county.
ian10-5t
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-"Augei of NIghL'' is what DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has been termed by parents, whose wor.
ryiug and coughing children have been soothed
and cured, and have secured sweet slumber by
using this excellent remedy. Price only % cents
bottle
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Estray Notice.

HdTord County, to cit.
HEREBY certify that James o. Amosss,E9
L Hartford county, made oath beform I'M
the subscriber, one of the Justices ~
Peace in and for the said county, this
of January, in the year 1879, that TIL
estray trespassing upon his encloE
scribed as follows: One WHIT &
supposed to weigh about $50 pound
Given under my hand, t
JAS. A. FULTOrys
The owner of the above described NS44
ty is requested 10 come forward, prove pStk
erty, pay charges and take it away, N
janl03t* JAMES o. AMOSSSs
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We have received, with the compliments
of Hon. Thomas ]. Heating, a copy ofhis first
annual report as Comptroller ofthe Treasury.
1t displays thorough acquaintance, on the
part of Mr.. Heating, with the financial in
,erests of the State and his suggestions are
practical and sound.
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TO COrrespOnden ts.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real Of the author, no Rtten
lion will be paid to them. The real name Of the
thor will not be published unless desired, but We can
not consent to insert communications unless we know
the writer.
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M A r r | r. ID.

GILBERT-O'KEEF Near Emmorlon,
on Thursday night, January 81, by Rev.
Francis Fowler, CHARLES GILBERT, Jr.,
to Miss MARY e. O'KEEF, daughter OF
Mrs r. Mcfarland; both of Hartford county.
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Ell AIR, M d.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1879.

RS-The "IEgis" has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men OF
Hartford than any other paper in tho county. No
Lock Hospital other obscene Lottery" adver-
rlsements will appear in columns at any price,
large number of subscribers for their paper in
advance and consequently just the class ADVERTISERS
desire to reach.
The attentio of respects and legitimate adyert
kera is direct ed to the above facts.
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On the Sd instant, the Senate of Maine
elected Alonzo Garcelon, Democrat, Govern
or, over Joseph L. Smith, Greenback. Eve
ry Republican senator voted for the Demo-
cratic candidate.
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z.l.a1le:d company, organe
-stne object of paying each others
fire, so long as we do not violate a 81
rules and regulations made frgm tin
for our government.
Unfortunately, instances have
where, from non-observance of the OIL
OF the company, forfeiture of the rig
cover for losses which have been sun
has followed. 1t is true, but few cases
description have happened, and 1t H.
hoped that members will make thet
fully acquainted with, and act up t0tf
required of them, so that in the fuF
controversy can arise in regard to 81 s
of naturalization for losses WIFI
sustain.
JNO. CARROLL WAN
JOHN s. DALLAM,
THOMAS GORSUCH6s ~.
CHARLES NJ. JESSUP,
Executive Commit
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The days of Mormonism are numbered
The Supreme Court of the United States has
decided that the Mormons have not the pro-
lection of That clause of the Constitution
prohibiting interference with religious fifth
and practice; that the plea of religious con-
victon is not q valid defence for person COM
hitting bgamy, and that Congress had the
right to pass the law of 1869 prohibiting
polygamy in the territories.
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J. S. Richardson, Auctioneer,

In the matter of the In the Orphans
Estate of George W. of Hartford Co,,
s. Rigdon' } Jan. Term. ls
ORDERED, this sixth day Of Ian
~ 1879, by VIM. s. Richardson Re-
o. WIS Tor Hartford county, that the sa
heal Estate OF George W. s. Rigdon, n
same is hereby ratified and confirme ~ ~ '
cause to the contrary be- shown on nv
the 9th day of February, 1879. nr,l
copy of this order be published In spmS
paper printed and published in Harfn,
ty once in each of three successive II
fore the said 9th day of February. Il
Amount of sales reported, 81, 0S7
VIM. s. RICHARDSON, RI.
True copy, Test.
VIM. s. RICHARDSON. -
jan10-8t ID.
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE,
TIME subscriber will sell without reserve,
i on the farm belonging to the late B. A.
Fleurry, at Magnolia, on
Tuesday, JANUARY %, 1879,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
Personal Property.

TO WIT:
Two very fine Mares, one good driver,
the other good worker and brood mare ;
Colt, 2 years old in May, of good size and
style; Il first-class Mich Cows, some with
calves by lem, the others will he fresh in the
spring. 2 Heiiers, good stock, Bull, 2years
old, good stock two,horse Wagon and /
Milk Wagon, both in good ord,r; No. 3
Atwood Pillow, nearly new 3 one-hor>r
Flows, filty.tooth Harrow, l Grindstone,
Cultivators, Corn Marker, Grain Fan,
Hay and Fodder Cutter, l Pennock Com
Shelter, for hand or horse power; sets
Wagon Harness, set Single do, Lines,
Collars, Brides, Cow Chains Ropes, Forks,
Hoes, &c, Corn by the barrel Hay and Straw
by The ton, II Acres of Wheat in the ground,
u lot of good Chickens, some fine Black Span
jsh ShOuts Also
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For Sheriff.

Please announce GEORGE f. WALKER, of
the Cd District, as candidate for Sheriff, subject
to Democratic nomination. janl0
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DEDICATIoN.-The new Bush NJ. L. Church
will be dedicated to the worship of Almighty
God, January 18Th Atl019 A. NJ preaching by
Bishop Ames p. NJ. addresses bv Revs. w
II. Chapman, George Hildt, w. 7. d. Clecm and
James N. Davis; Preaching at p. NJ.
" Il GMINN Pnstnr
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DEATH OF A WELL. KNOWN CITIZEN
Mr.. David Pyle, well known citizen OF
Hartford county, residing near PylesviIe
died, on Monday, after a short illness o
pneumonia. He was about G5 years of age
His remains were inferred at the Friends
burying ground, Fawn Grove. Mr.. Pyl'
was one of the most active and useful men il
his neighhorhood. He was n surveyor, ant
'so successfully conducted the wheelwrigh
business. His high character for integrit
'aused him to be frequently entrusted will
he settlement of estates, &c. His death it
egarded as great loss, not only to his i'm
Mediate family and friends, but TO the entir'
neighborhood as well.
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The Baltimore and Delta Railroad

SECOND INSTALLMENT "
NOTICE Is HEREBY given TO the S x
~ scribers tn the Capital Stock of Y
Baltimore and Delta Railway Company, s<rgf
the SECOND INSTALLMENT of teliAp1i'
cent. thereon will be due and payable to the
undersigned, at his office, No. 81 Concord st.,
in this city, or to EDWARD G. PRICE 1.-THE
Company's Collector, at his residence, near
Forest Hill, in Hartford county, Nd, on
Saturday, FEBRUARY 10, 1872
and that the remainder of said subscrip 80
will be due and payable to the persons<
at the places aforesaid in MONTHLY NJ
STATEMENTS there after of ten per cent
each month by order of the Board of d.
rectors. Ri
THOS. ARMSTRONG,
Treasure
Baltimore, Jan. 3, 1870, jan
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BALTIMORE AND DELTA NARRow-GAUGE
RAILRoAD-The board of directors of the
Baltimore and Delta Railroad Company held
n meeting in their office in Baltimore city, on
the 81 instant, William Gilmor, vice presi-
dent, presiding and S. G. Boyd, acting sec
rotary. The directors present were Steven
son Archer, P, II. George, Thomas Arm
strong, f. Stanley Rogers, Caleb J. Moore
and Charles w. Halter. Contract with John
Haugh, Of Baltimore, for the grading, ma
sonry and trestlng of that portion of
the road lying between the Great Gun
powder river and Delta was ratified by
the board. A call was ordered for the pay
ment of the remaining nstallments due the
company on the stock subscriptions. The
president was authorized to advertise for
proposals for furnishing 100000 cross ties,
and the chief engineer was directed to divide
the part Of the road let to Mr.. Haugh into
three divisions, that the work on it might be
carried on more eXpeditousy. Several ad-
ditional releases for right of way were re-
ported, and it was stated that very few now
remain to be taken on the entire line from
Baltimore to Delta. 1t is the purpose of
those intrusted with the management of de-
tails to set 10 work at once to develop
strength sufficient to insure the completion
Of the Baltimore end of the road at very
early day without impeding in any way the
progress of the work let to John Haugh.
The points at which the heaviest work is
to be done, and which will be first begun, are
vt Brogdens tunnel, Long Green, Baltimore
| county, fourteen miles from the city; the
| Gunpowder bridge, twelve miles out; at
| Fallsion Forrest Hill and along Deer Creek
in Hartford county. A large force will be
/ put upon the thiriy-two miles yet TO be
graded and the work pushed to an early com
| pletion
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A CARD

T HAVE made an arrangement with my
i company whereby am enabled to insure
Farmers who desire to use steam for thresh-
ing, at a mere nominal increase of cost.
-, JOHN j. ALEXANDER,
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Religious Notices.

There will be preaching in the Grove Presby-
terrain Church, Aberdeen, on Friday evening, 10Th
inst, at ~ O'clock and on Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock, followed by communion services
on Sabbath morning, the 18th instant.
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Receipts.
Disbursements.

The Disbursements for the same period
were Observation-Disclosures. S301l5 2G
Leaving Il balance OFF,. ....... l,407 so
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MIHLWAY.-On December 23d, near Bel
Air, FANNIE w. Midway, aged 10
years, eight months and three days.
Her languishing head Is at rest
Its thinking aud aching is Ger;
Her quiet movable breast
Is heaved by Affections no more
She bore her Affections with patience,
Trusting in God for relief; knowing
That all our pleasures, all our pains
Come aud end rs God ordains.
She had place Al Owe to rest
Safe folded to her Sayiours breast
To dwell forever in His love,
Safe In her heavenly home above.
She has gone 10 be an angel there,
TO on the wings of love;
To sing the songs that angels sing,
Aud to he forever with Jesus there.
W.HB.