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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-09

DRRSRRVES-Pes Pineapple ChelFed,
I Damsons and ether Fruit Preserse; toF
a,le hv Tnov22l j. q. MILBUKN.
TBLLIES-A full line Ct natural FRUIT Jci'
Cd lies for sale in quantities to eult by
novS2 j. G. MILBURE.
MILL FERD.-All kinds of Feed, pr,
1M Corn. Oats. Bay Straw &c: Always . 10 ~ =.
present is tons of very foe Tinonty Hay, 10
which we invite the attention OF oWhsfs o.
horses r,uoN ssu1Ta
oct % 6AhMON q ~
CILVKR SAND, knife Bricks, Emery, -"
y yer sosp, Spanish Whiting &C iof sa ~ ~
dec1 e. g. LEADBEATER g bno.
DURE SALT PETRE FOB MHATs; t t'1
L same quality that we have oeen . sss'. full
many wears; also several cheaper graves Jun
supply just received 6y Dpv.TyR BRO
NRATsFOoT OIL ard OoMaos oA for
~ TOR OIL, for oiling harness' CO. 40
sA nsV W s.s. LBADBEATEk e BHo'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

nowned and popular one in the city,
and he came with two other gentlemen,
SO grand that little Alice was quite awe
stricken. Finally, MIR. Lionel Tracy
that was the name Of the hero-went
away with them, aud she was left alone
WITH her poverty and wonder. Only
she was no, quite so helpless and dis.
tressed as she had been, for one OF the
strange gentlemen smiled upon he1,
and left few pieces Of gold on her
table &At& @a y -
But the marvel was all over with her,
and the gold WIS spent, and poverty
and care came back, when, one day,
there was % 'kuock at The door, ard the
laudlady's little girl said that carriage
was standing for her, and man in
waiting said that she had been sent for.
What could she do but obey the sun
mons wondering what fairy it was
that luxurious ride-until she began to
see through it, for the carriage stopped
at the Tracy mansion.
There had been great public excite
ment-the papers had been charged with
the development of the infamous plot
in high life, whereby the true heir of a
great fortune had been dragged, while
ill, and concealed, and a story trumped
up OF his mysterious disappearance but
Alice, in her solitude, had known nothing
about it. Her pennies went for bread
instead of news. But when she stepped
upon the threshold, Lionel Tracy, the
restored master, met her with fender
courtesy that TOOK away all her fear, and
made her feel like little queen in the
midst OF her speudor.
"Have the rest all gone away" she
asked, seeing no one but uew servants
and pleasant woman, who was tht
house keeper.
"Yes am quite alone, and Shall be
unless you will come and live with me, .
said Mr.. Lionel Tracy.
"Do you want sewing-girl p asked
Alice. irnocently.
"No; | want wife," he answered
zone whom can love with all my heart
as I do van. Alice. Will you come"
Did she : Well, yes. And the public
had another lite episode to excite then
the famous Lionel Tracy's marriage
Alice grew charming with happiness
and she was chroniced beauty whcl
she became his bride. She laughs, an'
says she bought happiness cheaply will
matches.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
Registration Notice:
ASSESSORS OFFICE. }
PARISH Oh; EAsl BATON ROYCE.
Baton Rouge, Aug. -, ESQ. )


NOTICE TO VOTERS:
y IEe Registration cfce for the purpose OF
reyistelin" voters, Snd enrolling tie names OF
those who nave become entitled 20 register since
last registration will he opemeh at The N0nr.-
house, OF Wednesday, September ist to Wed.
nc>,lay: September sih. inclusive.
4: CONRADS Eighth Ward, first precinct,
Thursday September 9th
At LOrEI'S. Eighth Ward second precinct,
Friday ST Dtcmht! 18th.
At MUETlMOEE PRICES, Sixth Ward,
Saturday, September ilth.
At MASONIC LODGE Seventh Ward, Mon
day. September 1871
AtGNIFElN'S, Ninth Ward, Tuesday, Sep
tembcr 18Th.
\. STONY POINT, Fifth Ward, Thursday,
September lGtll.
At GKAN',E HALL, Fifth Ward, Friday,
Srrtembe! I'm
At wOODL.!Nn SCHOOL HOUSE Tenth
Ward. Saturday September 18Th. a.t.,
\, THOEN>SEN'S STORE, Third Ward
Tu"stlay, September !l>t
AtpLN!NS. Fourth Ward. Friday. Septcn-
Der 24:h and Saturday. Ssltembr. 41th.
AT HEATH :. Fnurh Ward MOn''ay, Sep-
tembtl 41th and Tno>day September 2eth.
Al PORT HUDSON. Fourth Ward. Wcdnes.
day, september .nth and Thursday, Sept. 30th.
A.EATON ROUGE, Courthouse, October ist
20 10Th JOSEPH 7. YOUNG
Assessor aud Registrar.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

(,HEESE AND MACARONI-
y York State" Cheese and finest import.
ed Macarori, fresh stock. a: family grocery OF
iulv 20 JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
I BE ca REFtI.

In speaking of a PERSONS faults,
Pray don forget your own.
Remember those with homes OF glass,
Should never throw stone;
If we have nothing else to do
But talk Of those who sin,
'Tis better we commcne at home,
And from that point begin.
We have no right to judge man,
Until he's fairly tried,
Should we not like his company,
We know the world is wide.
Some may have faults, and who have not
The old as well as young;
Perhaps we may, Tor all we know,
Have fifty to their one.
I'll tell you of a better plan,
And find it works fnll well,
To try our own defects to cure,
Before OF others tell.
And though sometimes hope to be
Not worse than some know,
My own Shortcomings bid me let
The faults of others 90.
Then let us all. when we commence
To SANDER friend OF foe,
'rhiuk cf tLc harm one word may he
10 those who little know;
Remember, curses frequently,
Like chickens, rOosl at home;
Don'tspeak OF others faults until
You've tried to see your own.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
FOURTEEN FIAT FELLOWS.
Oxford. Miss, Falcon.


Flaming hand bills were circulated
around the country during last week an
n,unciug that Gen. West, Col. TLos.
w. Harris and other distinguished or
ators, would be on hand to address the
Grecnback county convention, to meet
in Oxford, Monday, the ninth instant.
The day came, but the distinguished
Greeuback gas makers were no where
to be seen aud the heart of the average
Greenbacker grew sad, AT tweve O'clock
the court house bell ratified and fourteen
heavy hearted soft money men, assem-
bled and held secret session with closed
doors. After passing some resolutions
and appointing delegates 10 the district
Greenback convention to meet in Oxtor'!
August 18th, these fourteen disappointed
fiat fe|lews adjourned and returned 70
their homes TO report 4: 'hiG meeting
great enthusiasm and a .rouSiuy time
seneralIyw Sich is Iit. @
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
Per City Of Tazoo.

ASPARAGUS New packing, Crop of 1880.
POTIED HAM. pound tins, cheap and
fine.
PEA NUTS. Best Tennessee.
EXTRACTS. Lemon and Vanilla choice.
BAKING POWDERS :. Royal. Pure and
Strong.
OAT MEAL. Fresh Milled Pin Head
OAT MEAL pound packages Stea,!
cooked.
WHITE WHEAT , pound packages,
Steam cooked
LOBS'rEH-l pound cans new packing, lssn.
BLACK PEPPER Whole grain and c!ound
CIGARETTES =. Best perrique, ShNck
Mouth Pieces.
SMOKING TOBACCO. Odd Judge, fine
Smoke.
STUFFED OLIVES . French packing,
choice.
Received per City of YazoO. and for sale at
Family Grocery Of
july u JOSHUA ZEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

& 20 \ WEEK Twelve dollars day ut
D( y houc easily made. Address True 4
fsb15 BAIuN NVUuk. Ak. I N
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

SADDLES. HARNESS etc-All descriptions
- OF Saddles, including the latest styles, and
Harness combining the newest improvements,
lOr sale at the most reasonable prices.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

laugh.
The voices were stealthy. A door
closed aud shut them in
Alice passed down into the street.
She walked fast, treading, unthink-
ing!y, upon the BULBS eye, and went
home. When she flung herself down to
weep, she suddenly felt the crumpled
paper in her hand.
What should she do? She Jay think
ing long time. She considered the
stran.eness Of the request, the possible
ty that i. was hoax, or written by
some madman-!or it was a mans hand.
writing.
But the girls heart was warm aud true.
The possibility that some one Was in
trouble, and she might help them, was
the thonsht that had the most weight.
With no one 10 counsel or object, she
obeyed il.
She went to the store and spent one
dollar of her precious money for matches.
She received large package, containing
thousands Of the little lucters.
The city clocks were striking nine as
she reached the bulls eye.
The street was silent, the pavement
deserted. As she bent ,iown, some one
tapped on the bull's eye. She slipped d
sheet of matches into the crevice. 1t
disappeared. She waited few mo-
ments; the hand tapped for more; she
supplied them.
As she waited again pedestrian ap-
preached. She rose and stepped back
into the shadows until he passed: other
wise she did rot fear. The street was
onitt and she could see the stars twink
ling in the clear sky.
Hour after hour she supplied matches
at intervals of quarter hours. Occasion
ally the rap came to: an earlier demand,
But she could not sec the hand. She
only imagined it to be- 4 mans. .
1t was long past midnight. The city
clocks were near striking two when her
matches became exhausted. She had NOT
been sufficiently supplied, she thought
Quite at loss what she ought to do
she rose from her cranpe1 position, stan
ding in doub', when voice said:
Come with me-
; She started in terror, for a man stood
beside her: bnt the next words reassure(
her.
At IS whom yon gave The matches
: to: 10 not he afraid bnt take my am
and walk fast. am not safe here
Alice could see only IA tai! form and :
! pale face, the features Of which SIT
could not distinguish: hut the voice
e though hurried, was gently modula'ed
and the strange: took her hand with /
e grasp that was not unpleasant.
'l'on must be ,i:ei! ; but tLis has bee
a good nights work for you, little sITi.
y be sad.
'W'hat did yon want he ma' :hes 50: !.
. asked Alice trembling.
Il He had drawn her hand within bi
t. own, and she was walking rapidly ht
V side !,:m
. III was BE only way in wni:h
.. con,d get fire. be answered. "Tt
:. heat melted TIE cement which inc!ose
T.; - bulls eye in the wall of ny prsol
!; and escaped through tie cavity.
-, was larger than ting, one in the paw
ment have been a prisoner in II
:, own house for three years"
AS they left the vicinity Of the T:a'
dwelling he walked slower. o
;. o"I was quite helpless,' he added.
49, ! knew Of no one 70 appeal to whom
coul0 trust. Bnt listening and wa:tln
as a man only listens and waits i
- Freedom | grew familiar with your ste!
hi as it passed 50 often over the bnII's e.
ID and up the steps, and week ago, wh'
u ! heard your voice 20 that oegya..1o
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

No sooner was General Hancock nom
mated than all over .he land the Re-
publican press commenced laoklnG
around for some weak point in Ills a,mor
Of patriotism, bravery and Honesty
which they iniSA: attack. IEey did
noETHd one becd,.s" MDLe exist, bu! as
i. was absolutely essential :ha; they
>Aoni1 u:aliyn nin j" son!t way they
| lave invented tie ii.ipi:u 'r,l.-. "i"n-
rooster Turkey cock iIal,9ps.;,' and
"Henyoos.er It has remained for the
year lSeO to witness the spectacle Of .he
party which pats itself on TIE back and
Announces that ii contains ali ,,e viltne
and intelligence in :hc cnnntry. DE-
scendinS 50 low as 70 applaud 'hc utter.
lance of >uch ::ash.-S.u Francisco
Globe.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

Call for lonraNs nulweSrI at all
Wholesale and retail grocery, liquor and
GrnyStorrS and saloons generally.
, 1880-04-10
RE sALvaTIoH ARMY.

last religious klna Is the imppr,a-
>sraIfuf .he Salvation Army 20 the United
States II has made its first attack on
the vitn Of the city ot New York. and
though not positively successful So far.
h'ds fair 10 be so.
The Army Is Of religions origin. and
mminalcs religious business with cash
receipts There IS no doubt that u viii
j., vcig successful IN this country. mas
wnch Hz is novel and rushing style J, Is
En army with banners and Weapons -will
capture the enthusiasts, and its probable
financial success viii scoop IN thos- who
lore God and money.
In Crea, Britian il Is auitp struns a.
ready. IL numbers one hundred and
iwcnty corps, one hundred and eighty Of
ficag- and over three thousand speakers.
Its u z income IS one hundred thousand
dollars annually.
In New York it Is only in its infancy:
the captain general, Railton. is q slender
young man OF about thirty, with pale red
vhiskers; its lieutenant commander. Miss
Emma Westhrock, is = plump little Eng
lsh lady with rosy checks and blonde hair
and most Of the officers are good looking
Young ladies. They held their first for
ma! meeting IN Harry Hills on Sunday,
March 9th They did not wish TO take
h, variety hall at first; but as he offered
them inducements, they succmnbed to
the advertisement, aud marched with
their banners, having the rather vague
but violent motto. Fire and Blood,
and proceeded "to wage war against Sa-
tan, as their cards proved, among the
gan. who were attracted there. Their
first meeting was not a success rs far rs
conversions are concerned They we're
successful financially, however. as the au-
lience contributed liberaly. when the
plate was passed around
Their style Of ta-kling Satan Is by
speeches, prayers and hymns. They IN
,othemselvCs and carry tass, rs 4 re-
hglcI.s 0li,eg show of their earnestness
and as typical cf the church militant.
They carry 10 weapons, sep the col
ored members who are privileged 20 wear
razors The cri-inators Of this "hell-
sinashin-" society anticipate q lively and
lucrative business season in the United
States.
, 1880-04-10

Fellows Compound Syrup Is COM
posed OF ingredients identical with
those which constitute Healthy Blood,
Muscle and Nerve and Brain Substance,
while Life itself is directly dependent
upon some Of then.
By its union with the blood and its
effec. upon the muscles, rcestablishing
the one and toning the other. 1t Is ca
pable OF eiTectinS the following results:
1t will displace or wash out tubercu-
lous matter. and thus cure Consumption
By increasing Nervous and Muscular
ylgor, 1t will cure Dyspepsia, feeble
or interrupted action of the Heart and
Palpitation, Weakness OF Intellect
caused by grief, worry, overax. or
irregular habits. Bronchitis-Acute or
Chronic, Congestion Of the Lungs, even
In the most alarming stages
It cures Asthma, Loss Of Voice,
Neuralgia, st. Vitus Dance, Epileptic
Fits, v hopping Cough, Nervousness.
and Is a most wonderful adjunct to
o.herremediesi in sustaining life during
the process OF Diphtheria.
Do not be deceived b. remedies bear
ing similar name: no other prepar,-
tion Is q substitute for this under aGy
circumstances.
Look out for the nanlo aid address
il. FELLOWS, st. John, y. D., on the
yellow wrapper in watermark. which is
seen By holding the paper before the
Hight.
Price, s1.5o per Bottle, c for I-.32.
Sold by all Druggists
Sold byH. f. HOLMES. 3-ly
, 1880-04-10

GEN- SHERMAN has provoking and IN
sulting manner in dealing with the Com.
mander-iu-Chief OF the army and his mill
tary DEGREES \ short time since the Presi.
den. mitigsted the sentence OF certain
Lieut. Gate, who had been tried for drunk.
enness and sentenced to be dismissed from
.hc service The President ordered tha.
Gate should forfeit some pay and be repri-
manded by the commanding General, who
had joined in the PRAYER for Presidential
clemency. Instead of reprimsnding the cul-
prlt. however, Gen. Sherman writes an
order. IN which ne says he does not think
the reprimand necessary. For cool lmpu-
deuce and superclllious assumption of an-
thor!ty This cannot be beat. Nor is it the
first time that the General has assumed the
role OF an irresponsible autocrat. He appears
10 be strict Giscipliaarian to every one but
General sherman.
, 1880-04-10
...-ee--- =,
feklp Statesman.
GRpA1.. APRIL 10. lSso
Still We Prnyrr.,.

EASTERN papers published in the vicinity
o; Menio Park. have all along taken sdYant.
age OF their location 10 rather Iaopor,ol;ze
the announcement of Edison startling dis.
coveries. This SORT Of thing has gone on
about as long as We can stand II We pro.
pose to do triiie of th=. sart of thing onr-
selves, and moro trgtlsally than our cotem.
poraries. We do not assert. as thnv do tha.
Mr.. Edison has already discovered. perfect.
I'd, patented and czpitalizeh this invention
hat that he may discover. perfect and pat
at It most any tirne vhen he feels in the bu-
fior to do 50 We DO al tins m the interest
the projectors OF tie Elmore gas works.
cause pIteh-piIe gas will be bu. symbol
% total darkness IN comparison with the re.
endent efsulgeRce OF Edison hv the follow.
plAn: \ Fittsburg man has applied for
patent Tor method of ccnyertin, rny.i-
force o; Light waves into electrical waves
20 producing light. 81, as We NAV sav.
< i.seH. az the further end 81 telegram
Edison has invariably rGil, u,.gn the
el Others. adopting the P,tt.burg mans
H:ii erect II the center ui 4. city = aish
r, on the very top Of this. with suitably
red reilectors he viii place a circle 4
r!ul electric lights: these viii 10,
hole city, making street cas lamps IN
ure ary. For orlichiing the interior Of hu,ld.
Ii'-s, he VIII rua wires from the tou of the
tower through all the street.. unler--r--..l.
Ihsl main wires VIII BE- tappcl by branch
UI..s which will extend ta every rle-l n
The house 20 be lighted. and connected with
t.io c1utrIvance Of the Pittsburger suspended
ifOm the ceiling in the center of the room.
Nov What wiil DC nicer than this. \. s,.u
as tie -rand central hight on the ten of the
tower blgins TO take the place OF daylight.
era lgsily. 50 that Il VIII Io; be pcrcgp-abla
ii7t .'-y Is waning and night coming 1u: -
ia ''i' interior Qi OuEfogses. day VIII fade
iu'" 20, ,ht without Cur being IN the least
-safe Of IT. Nc IA. no cil. no lamps. no
asa;r..r- no rfters, wet or dry, 10 pipes.
g. -''i.r mJthIng but Edispn- and : rant.
, 1880-04-10

-, 10 OF FIGHr.-The controversy
which has been filling the papers of late
between 7. B. johnson of the Union and
Alex. Reed OF The Land Office, has reached
\ pont where the charges these gentlemen
have made against each other have either
70 he substantiated or nothing more be
said by either. The public veal demands
that II these gentlemen be guilty of the
charges. proof should be immediately
forthcoming. This thing of calling names
and writing letters FOR two months with
out drop Of blood being shed is too
much Ike Mark Twain's mule, rather
monoionous- Now, gentlemen, speak
and have II out a; once lou both owe
II 10 yourselves TO do so. Or perhaps
you would both rather bear the ills Won
have than iiy TO those You know not of =
, 1880-04-10

USWERTTEp AErSE. - The Atchison
Kan. Patriot, in speaking Of Mr. Thden,
truly says More uumcritcd abuse has
been given Samrci J. Tildcn than any
other man who ever lived. moved and
had his being IN the United States. 1t
Is easy 10 understand why his political
opponents abuse him. Those things men
fear they hate Tilden rallied the dcrao-
cracy OF this country and led II to 4 great
victory in 1876, after ii had suffered dis
astrops defeats !'r years. That the party
enjoys only the moral results and not the
actual fruits of that victory Is no fault Of
Mr. Tildens And Yet. there are demo
Gratis who rival even our political enemies
IN their abuse of Nr T.Idcu. Is there
cause for II, can any democrat give a good
and sufficient reason III justification Of it!
There is not an uttrrance Of Mr. IIldcn's
which is not truly democratic there is
not an act OF his which sny true demo
crat can conScIcntiouslv object To- Why
then he should be subjected To- the abuse
Of democrats Is beyond our comprehen-
sion.
, 1880-04-10

IKE editor OF the onion, with more
cheek than we gave him credit for, is
anxious TO know who furnishes the money
to run our Danny. We have strung no.
ton to inform him that il is none Of his
business but since he is SO anxious to
know, and In order 10 relieve the terri
ble weight that must rest on his mind,
We can assure him that 1t is kept up with
our own money and the large amount Of
subscriptions are continually being sent
N toS our mammoth weekly.
, 1880-04-10

orR esteemed cotemporary' OF the IN
ion, ''Sarkastically" intimates tha. he does
not see how our Daily can exist with no
other brains but pair OF scissors. Well.
my trlend. don't let the ''green-eyed lobster
run away with You 10 such an extent. We
acknowledge cur lack OF brains-but. when
ever We rrn short OF intellect, the ONION Of
tee will be the last place We shall apply To-:
but Judging from the support OF an aprecia-
tive public. (which is what hurts you) the
people evidently prefer sharp pair of scis-
sors. tsince you must have it, TO muddy set
Of brains that grinds ont nothing but Reed
ing matter
, 1880-04-10

THE rumor is that Hayes mas a; last be
come impatient Of the conduct OF John
Sherman i'll using the pvodigious power Of
the treasury department rs the corrupting
means 10 promote his own presidential
aspirations, and, as 4 consequence, the
rupture between the two Is 81 serious that
Sherman Will retire from the fraudulent
cabinent. l; would be startling rsve-
lation of fraud and villainy if the two
should bIab on each cihe.
, 1880-04-10
Dayfea Ise..s.
DAfIUN. '" L. AlFH 1r's ho-
Hurrah for the Daily STaTEssAS.


Hurrah for the Daily STATEsx.S.
al fools .lay. Lots OF fun in dayton
Everybody rushing around with hand
full of bills and 4 pocket full OF money.
We had little snow this week-abou'
two inches. Now We have a little mud
abou, three inches. So mnch for the little
snow
r. +. Sturievsnt left us yesteriay for
Yakima, whittier he goes to attend the Aprl
term of the district court which convenes
there Monday next
l. u. Drake. the popular furniture man
employed US TO bind up a wounded finger
this morning We will get even with you
Mr. Drake, next year.
Hotel de Stein. uiids the jail. Is 6ithout a
bnarier. and has been for month or more
Who says the citizens o. Columbia county
are not law abiding citizens,
II. VI. Abbott. Esq. left here Monday for
Boise C.ty. He intends taking charge oi a
democratic paper in that city Friend Alb
bo.t is an old veteran in the newspaper i,ne,
and Will no doubt succeed
Reports from different portions OF this
country show that farming operations have
beruu in earnest, indicating that Columbia
county intends raising crop the like OF
which was never within her borders.
DAYTON cornet band gives a concert to-
night. The old folks coucert having been
postponed until Thursday night OF next
week. This entertainment will be given by
ladies and gentleman from Waitsburg.
Mr.. jerome Palmer. editor of the Dayton
Macs. returned Friday from his extended
trip to the eastern part Of the country and
Lewiston whittier he went In the interest of
mis- paper, which, BY the way, is one OF the
best conducted papers in the territory, and
besides the boys are stanch democrats
Scene first, at Joys hail, on last Friday
night: Young lsiy with tender and sympa-
thetic heart, in the foreground; young lady,
with good sense. in close proximity curtain
rises my dear Miss g., shall not be at
dancing school ne1t Friday; II i the anniy.r-
sary ot nv little brothers death. He was
such a cute little fellow, and Tn 50 sorry he
did not live To see PinafOre: he would have
said with such simplicity. What, n-ver-well.
hardly ever | AM 81 sorry he died On Fri
day, can't come any more.
OVID.
, 1880-04-10

\ FAIR LADY CORRESPONDENT asks Us 70
point out IN Byron poems that quotation 20
which We referred Is tia: which speaks Of
compounding SINS We are inclined - by
dzmnIng those We have no mind 70 Heaven
forbid that we shoIli sa far forget ourselves
Is To- Set this innocent young lady 10 a read
ing ui that wicked poet. As 4 religious iour-
al, We warn all innocent females from pc
rusal ci that sinful peer OF the realm Of po-
etry. However. knowing that she will never
rest uutil possessed of the passage. We quote
It, 70 save her innocent soul. We NAV not
do SO correctly. Tor Ne have not the wicked
works by rs. Oar library consists Of the
Ssw Testament Shakespeare and an agricul.
tural report. The last We keep 10 sleep on
Here Ii Is, from memory:
" y darae she was of markell va is,y
Who bad pte-enaPtci heaven with hex prayers
Exhausted last 20 lust = safety.
Then gave to GO1 h1r wrinkles aud gray Ea5rS.
'IiS thus We shape our thsO.o-Ic wares.
FuT she remained a rni-srs and ! fni !, 800,
IIke all the rest - iuii o. pioUS clrss
She IsI compound with sins she was InClinel -.
BY dsrauInS th0.e, IA wrath, she lad NO usul 90.