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n life 10 . flower a. Philoaophsrs say.
Tfs very good hint, understood the right
way
For if life is a flower, any blockhead can
.a.I.
II you'd have it look fresh you must mois-
Sea IL we'll
But il p,oia. sned TOO much, and ysu get
sick tssd che,
A bottle OF Spring Blossom IL the sst shias
to take.
Price Soc, tsiai bottle 1Oc.
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A l0derA Poet.

What il modern poets fate, to write has
thought upon . slate,
The critic spits on what it done, gives it .
wipe and all is gone,
Like rheumatism from our boGies fly.
When Thomas Electric Oil we try.
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Aiss Tillis KiscAss, daughter Of Joseph
Kirehss died % last Thur,day mssnins
h The l7sh ysss Of her ags. The dsesaasd
was . favoriss snoss her nasy fsissd.
vho share in she arisf Of the family. The
funeral tool pIsss ss Holy Trinity ehusch
o. Chrissnas noraine.
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They say those perfumeries and per
fume bottles are just slega~s at Roberto.
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1851.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
l661.

"sesAyine the sub3sst s1jsetivsly sad tre@ tbs
sdueatIenal Dsias Of vss1-seaAtag - provide SAst
which, taken sltaosth@, W11 - q he nsee ser.
that, II I esal2 have baS enc vAak 1sS HAbNc i
bsary weuA select oe1plAts st ee Aaxpsr's
Monthly y."-Chasies Francis AAa1's JS.
Its ssntsnts are evnsribnted by ~ most suinsot
authess Ana sxtists of Europe SD AnsSics, while
the lsnG sx1sE1enee Of its puAaishaEs has nsAe
them t6osoHehiy coaversanS NTH ~ desires o1
the public, which they will spare 10 sart 70 graf
Hy.
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ColRate's Casheneas BoqueHToilet Soap.
Only 20css. At Roberts, Drug Store.
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See those handsome Toilet sets At Rob
srts'
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DIR. 0. c. FAROUHAR

DR.. O. G. FARQUHAR
OF Zanssvills Will b at the American
House, Somerset, on "Wednesday. Dec
18th and remain one day only. All who
are afflicted with any chronic disease. Pile
Paralysis, Dsformitiss, diseases Of tn
Throat Lungs. Stomach, Kidneys or Bow.
els should avail themselves of this op.
portunity to get cured. The Doctor il
we'll known throughout Ohio, ~ g scisnti-
&c and educated Physician.
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d, o. BRUNNEH

vill be fousd in the old Clerks Office
ready to give you Law, or if you have
been breaking the Law. asssss fne that
vii ,ct IS 81 a'eS
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Our readers will have to excuse the
lssk Of local nsws this week.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-30

"Muaio hath its charms" When yon
lay on one Of thoss Asrps OF hasmopicas
Fought 81 Roberts.
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il .ussiss re- a,,y'-to ors ii. fla
~ ~. D., mild ~ ,.. rs a. viii Ss
. dy tend % o. al kasi less.
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~
-.,- 80" ..s.fp VI ,r.,n.., E,r which
- D.". =" pike bring. Us
wINoArE PBILLiPs,
vhs 10 . plssssssr and paper bsngss. He
hss bsss ssasssA II sks bssissss Tor many
yssss. We % % Asss ssA fad eursslf
- Ne .. q q. Rsilsssl. Bss NisAels
Ne sesss. - sivsys sssAy - sssssne-
Ssss sAs yassess Of he rcd. Nest - sAs
SsDss y tAs
0RpAn MnL
vAssA = sussias a i,s fall capacity.
Tsas ef shsssssis Of bushels Of vAsas ass
AAsdlsA u shls ssssbiissasss ssssslly.
We fslisv Ne pihs cd 500. Sad Our vay
70 The ssa yard Of
eCnAALks grIcxLA
He csn always b found at his post and
ready to socoomodass his customers. HIS
,ssds y constantly increasing which 10 the
best svidssee Of his doing good work. Out
the Brownsville road . short distance and
70 como 10
JoHx o. .sxIxHxRs,
shoss services can b had when you wish
sign, sssss o. other painting done. He 10
6ns workman and has good trade. We
saks Ne back track and come to the resi-.
dssss Of
On. WOODWARD.
He Ass . large prsstics and b very suc-
ssssful physician. We pass on down
Msis street and soon come 10
MRs. BouoH.
She is sssssed In the dress making bust.
mess and hes lasOs shars of'ths public
pstssasss. A little further on brinss 10
Mrs. sPExcxas,
Who 10 also engaged In the same business,
ssd gives entire satisfaction 70 her numer-
ess ssssensrs.
0soaol Taovr
= Ne ssHt u order. He u . number oes
asshisiss ssi blsehsaish. He has Q
vssv iasss eussso. We 70 % 70 the fog.
sissss sssss sf
O. =. MozLEn,
vAs has Q lssos ssssh Of furniture which
- b SispaiaG 81 shssp. We sAss cone
- sAA.h.n slssss
Gssasp 0AySonD,
vhs 49, - lasos ssssbliskoses Slid
visA ssssss. usvsss ssd heuss sssnisAiss
sssSs. ossss sAsssushiy ssAssssssds
hb bssissss ed Ass . issss sssson.
y. DovHAl
esoss ssz, 10 os6ss. Ne b 90 sf sss
ol,ess ssr~sy sss. ssd 10 deiss asssisA-
iss bssSsss, On he cossss siN - fsssd
VIZ HvsFss.
Hsss yos will sd . ssssssl l,ss ol 90
sssSss ssA sesisas, Which he b Aispssias
Of vssy iev. In shs franc buiidins In shs
oossss Ne taiiorins sssshlishnsas Of
Ro~s 4 wn. KEsrAH
vho sss always ready 70 soooaoodass
shsis many customer. In the ssas bssld
iss viii 10 found shs bses asd sAss ssoss
wALxln q RusskLL.
TAsy have Q large stock Of sDl hisds
Of goods in their lice. Il sAs
ssst Soos viii b found The fssAieasbls
nIiIlsssy store ef
BaowH d 9nAvya
Thsy have . very 6ns stock Of stylisA
siliisss,. I'D sshs plssssss II showing
SAsss eseds 10 sAsir sssssosrs. O. sh<
sss~ss - 81 ~ ~ ss,iAAls ~ 500
hSsss u
rssHAs yssSses.
~. 's'''s s~ss''S ~ . s'''A -
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Holiday Gesds.

Both useful and ornamental and large
and complete stock ~ the lowest prices, a
Roberts Drug ssors Aonsissing Of Csllaloid
and Floranes Toilet ssas. Aissors. Brush
.s, Fancy Lamps, Vases. China Mugs
Pocket Boohs, Asmnosandun Beook'
Autograph Albums, PsEfunssy. Fine
Pssfumssy Beetles. Perfumsd Hais OIL
Fine Toilet Soaps, Boz Papers. Fine Stu
,ionasy. Harps and Hasmonicans. Framed
Mossoss, Fine candies, Nuts &c. Call
early and examine eoods.
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rhs volumes of the Weekly begin With ths nrst
Numbsr Of January Of each year. When NO time
4 neutioneds is Win b understood that the sub
scriber vlshcs to commence with the Number next
AFTER the receipt Of order.
Ths Last Eleven Annual Volumes OF Haper's
Wsshly, in neat cloth binding. will ee sent BY
nall costags paid, or BY eSpress, free OF expense
(peovidsd The freight does not exceed one dollar
psr volums), for u % sach.
Cioth Cases for each volume, suitable Tor bind
Ing VIII be sent BY mail, postpaid. on receipt OF
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6emittenoss should b. made BY Pest O0es Mon
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go 4 SsYs. -; q ss6sss ss:se ~ xs..,
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"f6es. TAs dsssos Il buiiAiss ap ss -
sssssvs pssssiss. 80 10 Looked upos -
sss Of shs .isreoss ef - vsessssios.
We 20 bssk so shs voolss mill owsAsA
ky
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]. 2. WIneN.

u has bsss elessd Toe the ssssoa. bst ID
shs spsiss IL spisdiss will sgaia ssssal
tAsir bssy hs.. A lev stops farsAss %
snd vs ksi
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cssss SEE, 10 es6ss. ns = 90 sf sss
otsess ss.r~sy sse. ssd 10 deiss esssisA.
iss bssisss. On The oosses sill - ssssd
VIZ Hvufss.
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VIZ Hvursu

Hsss 200 viii ss< . ssssssa lsss of 30
sssiss ssA sssisas. which he b Aispsslss
os vssy isv. n the fsane buiidias In sAs
oossss Ne tsilorins sssshiishmsas Of
Rr~s n W. Kw1wAv
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Nns. 0nonoD yAcLaou

shs has lssss sssAs ed sivss ssivisssl
ssssslsssiss. We ssoa shs ssssss 80
sooa 6sA our nav Nj
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THE BEST PAPERI TRY TT
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
THIRTY SIXTH YEAR.
THE SCIEFTIFIC AMERICAN.

The Scientific Amsrics. h larns First CIs~
Weekiy Newspaper 81 sicteen pages, printed In ths
ness esausiful style. profsssly fias1sted With
sf.eadad enFavfnGs. representing the sevept IN
sentions and ehe most recent Advances IN ~ ~.
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y Agrieulss~e, Hevticulturs, the Homo. RsaltS
Se1acsl trogr -, Social Science Ma Iursi HisteSv
Oces0oy, Astronomy. The noo0 valua - orscS
en Pepers BY eminent writer's ID sll depari,n ents
q oeasnee, VIII b found In the 0eisauxe Aasri-
Tesae $40 pr year. sl,es ham yssR. vh,sa
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pAYgUYS n senasctien with the nesapAaa
410M 10s AneEieon. NsaTs Mum 8 -. ~
ceucasesc & ees American eaa fersign Psesnte. hsy.
~ - - yeoxo e1perienee, sSa nv ~ 30
nsy.s estshlishment IN the veyld, Patsnes ~
eeaeaned - the bsst terms, a speeisi nsti.s n
oaAs in the 0cie.ti6e American 81 ri isvsss;...
ssscSsssS ta,:ssi - this Agency. vith he ns1o ssi
s.eeese % the Pate.tss. BY the imnsnse cifev-
sssea ssss eivsn, pubic attention q Gireetsl eo
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Any person who has nads new Aiseoysrv =.
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yosent can probably be obtained, by writlna 10
% %ssn -: We also send tree oar Aan1 SosS
seose che fatsnt Laws, Patents, Caveats. TrsSss
s.axss. their e.sts. and bow procured. Wiz hinse
- procuring advance on inventions xd1ress ~
sss FsSer. - eoeeerning FAsents,
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The Dollar Weekly DISPATCH

IL large thirty.six column paper, having but
lev adveEtysemsnts. Its reading matter IL Of ths
choicest ehasssser. and it ~il be found Of vs.a.
able addition 20 every frsside and homo. The lov
rate ss whioh y ie published plxees IL within ths
resch u all Whila We would advise every on.. "a
foT q possible to take their county paper. ue
urxe the clam, Of tbs Dollar Weekly nsxs. kstu,
ssasaed thas an sxsNiasusn Of its eopteuts viii
soayines all It's value as 3 newsDapsr
ACepecial Arrangements has bea, made g..-
clubbing With The ooiner-xs Press,
Specimen copies ss ON application to
MfEkS 4 BRICKELL,
Publishers Dispatch.
COLUMBUS, O.
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0sonox Taour

= Ne ssns II esdss. He u number oes
osshisiss ssd blsehsaith. He has q
vssy issss eussss. We 70 % 70 the fus.
nissss sssss sf
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KukLkAN B1os'

Asiae big tssissss In he bsseAssisa
lis. Here yea will asd oil hi.ls d
aAsics ssss; lissis fussAss % Ssisss ..
70 the ssls and TED stable sf
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NOT A BEVERAGE

gH We strongly recommend to mothers Pref.
P1Sker's Pleasant Worm Syrup. II nsver
ness easy to take. aud no afssr pbysio s reQuirsA
Price. XS ceats.
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O. 7. MoHLEn,

vAs has . lssss ssssh Of furniture which
- b tispniaa u shssp. We sAss cone
. nh,o slsoss
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MRs. BouoH.

She 10 ssGssed In the dress making bust.
ness and hes lsrss share of',hs public
pssssasss. A little further on brings ~
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-30

Who 10 slso engaged In the same business,
Esd sivss entire Satisfaction 10 her numer-
Gus eussousps.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-30

Who are thorough mschsnics and cary q
large sock Of goods in their line. One doc,
below brings rs to
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Here yoa can Be supplied With every
thing In the line Of ssocsries' His room
IL FIRST GLASS in every respect, and Jon al.
ways obtain the full value Of your money
and polite ssssntios. We soon hnd eur
sslf at the tin and stove stors of
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drug store. He kssPs On hsad . pure
stock Of drsss, medicines. perfuaeris. DC
and enjoys good trade. Oas door above
and vs srs st the saddlss and harness
shop Of
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yE1nY FLAurr.

He 10 sumbsr one mechanic and givss
all work entrusted 70 his care pronSs A.
seutios. We nov turn back and end our
sell st the grocery store Of
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-04

gods and all men, and all matter hut the sportivc
and temporary manifestations. But this belief was
stu confined to the schools, and tho Buddha denied
tho cUeehcy Of the arguments by which II was sup
ported. He only regarded the ncwet and puref
dlvinitles, born OF Hindu philosophy, rs more we'll
meaning, and more powerful than the gods OF the
multitude but they we're alike liable TO error. dazcd
with the deuson Of individuality, and In need OF sal
vation; and the Arafat, the man who had reached
Nirvana here earth was IN spite OF his lesser
material advantages, In spite OF his less favorable
outward to.idtlohS better and wiser and greater
than they.
But to return now from this theological DEPRESSION
to our sermon. Without attempting to estimate its
value Us permanent solution OF the questions win
which this paper opened, II may fairly be contended
that II marked great advance on the systems OF SAT-
walton supported by Its principle opponents In INDIA,
and that some OF Its most essential doctrines are not
without their valte evch now But Its chief value,
after ALL is historical. II shows that in India, as
elsewhere, after the belief In many gods had given
rise to the belief IN one, there school TO whom
theological questions had lost their interest," and who
sought for new solution Of the questions to which
theology had given inconsistent answers In new sys-
TEN In which man was TO work out his own savation
In this respect the resemblance which MIR. Frederick
Pollock has pointed out, between Nirvana and the
teaching OF tho Stoics, has peculiar Interest," ana
their place III the progress Of thought may help us to
understand how II Is that there Is much In common
between the agnosic philosopher Of India and some oil
the newest schools In France, In Germany, ana among
mir
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A GAGE D'AMOUR.
ny AUSTIN popsoy


At Charleston II seems you wish TO know
You wonder what could scare me so,
And why, in this long locked bureau,
with trembling fingers,
with tragic air, now replace
This ancient web Of yellow lace,
Among whose faded folds the trace
or perfume fingers.
"Fricnd OF my youth, severe as true,
guess the train your thoughts pursue;
But this my state Is nowlse duo
To Indigestion;
bad forgotten II was there.
A scarf that some one used to wear.
Hiac dia iachyymd so spare
Your cynlc question.
Z" Some one who is not glrlish now,
And wed long since. We meet and bows
don't suppose our broken vow
Affects us kecnly;
Yet. triang though my act appears,
Your sternes would make II ground for tears;
One can't disturb the dust of years,
And smile scrcnely.
:" My golden locks are gray and chin,
For her s--et them be sacred still;
But yet own boyish THRU
Went dancing through me,
Charles, when held yon yellow lace:
For, from Its dusty hiding place,
Peeped out an arch, ingenious face
That beckoned 10 me,
' We shut bur heart up nowadays,
Like some old music box that plays
Questionable airs that raise
Dcrislve pity;
Alas n nothing starts the spring;
And 10 the sentimental thing
At once commences quavcring
Its lovers ditty.
" Laugh n you like. Tho boy In me,
The boy that was, revived to seB
The fresh Young sm,ie that sbone when She
or ohi, was tender.
Once more we trod the Golden Way
That mother you cav yesterday
And !, whom none can well portray
As young or slender.
She twirled the fiimsy scarf about
Her pretty head, and, stepping out,
Slipped arm In mine, with half pout
or childish pleasure.
Where we were bound no mortal knows,
For then you plunged In lreand's woes,
And brought mo blankly back to prose
And Gladstone's measure.
~ Well, well, tho wiscst bend TO Fate.
My brown old books around me walt,
My pipe still holds, unconiscate,
Its wontcd station.
Pass me the wine. To those that keep
The bachelors secluded sleep
Peaceful, inviolate, and deep,
1pour libation.'
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The Zuyder Zee.

The ZLyder Zee, being the result of mum
dalton, Is reilly only about ten feet deep, save where
the channels have been dcepened, SO that when the
pumping shall have been completed the land viii he
quite Dutcl. and perfectly level The most curious
feature Of this Will perhaps be that there certain
Islands now, such ms Marken, urk, and shockland.
the Inhabitants OF which will not have much to do
with the mainlanders. and after some 400 years OF
history proud Of their nsular poson but the day
Is coming slow and sure, like the sword OF Danocles
when their boats Will bc superluities, and they Will
Mud their dikes unnecessary and their night watchers
can turn In comfortably, Instead Of pacing long hours
In stormy nights, waiting TO give tic signal that the
dixie has burst and their Island delugod.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-04

There is something new under tine sun, ucspie the
dictum of the learned King OF Israel.
j. w. MCLEAN, M. D.,
By his entirely NEW AND ORIGINAL system of
Therapeutics, has succeeded In curing many OF the
so-calied INCURABLE and Chronic Maladie,
namely: HEART DISEASE, RHEUMATISM, AND
DYSPEPSIA The following names OF wei-known
residents OF Washington are submitted, as patients
whom he sas Ssms'sG as
j. Johannes, DR., with Harris \ Schaeher, Penn
sylvania avenue.
j. II. Candy, 1907 Eleventh street.
l.. o. sullivan, 1904 street.
X. NJ. q. Burton, 43i Ninth street.
j. A. Hoffman, Georgetown.
The following certificates from his froner residence
offered as proof of what he has accomplished
there: ~
''Dr. John w. Mclean has been attending physi.
clan In my school and family for many years past and
treatment of Rheumatism and Heart Disease has won
for him especial distinction, and 1t gives me pleasure
to testify TO his success particularly In cases which
'.REy. G. NJ. sELLEcK,
director st. Paul's Church, Norwalk Conn.,
.sNoRwALK, CONN, February is, 1885,
SIN the summer of 1865 was attacked with what
my physicians told me was Endo- Cardits or Vavn-
lar inflammation of the Heart: they also gave as their
opinion that would never recover from II, nor could
ever again do any hard work or make any great eN-
ertion. I then called In DIR. j. w. Mclean, VINO
told me that he could me; he kept his word for
In few months was actively engaged IN business
requiring great manual labor, without ieeng any pad
effects. Since then have been healthy, able to dc
any work suited to me, and do not know as have
heart.
..NEw CANAAN, Conn, March 4, 1850.
'In December 1872, my father Jonathan Seleck,
aged sixty years, attacked with lnhammatory
rheumatism and very severe Influenza Cold, being
almost Pneumonia. As his physician had pronounced
his heart badly deceased, when he was taken down
with such severe maladies, almost gave up hope,
but we called on DR.. j. w. Mclean OF Norwalk,
whose reputation for the successful treatment of Hear
Disease was well known. Under DIR. McLean's prac-
tice, In less than week, the Rheumatism and lnfi'i-
enza were cured, and his heart was beating mucf
easier In four months from the time the doctor first
saw him he was able to ride to Norwalk, distance Of
eight miles. Since then he has been able to lie abou
| his farm, well as any man of his age.'
OFFICE, No. I27 CORCORAN BUILDING
OFFICE HOURS, IL A. NJ. to5P. NJ.
marsl-tf7
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AFRAID nhe,d Return.

UU'IIVN I7Uuu III o i. FUsI'
There is no place like San Francisco for
enterprise after all. Last week the wife OF Well
known business man. residing Ellis street. eoped.
The departure was discovered about 10 clock In the
evening, and AT the same hour the next morning TIE
husband had the furniture sold ut auction and de-
liyered up the key of the house to hts landlord tho
afternoon OF tho same day. lie was terribly afraid
she would change her mind and return.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-04
THE DIVINE LIFE.

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Where shall we flnd the Lord
Where seek His face adorcd9
Is IL apart from men,
In deep sequestercd den,
by Jordan's desert Rood
or mountain solitude,
or lonely mystic shrine,
That Heaven reveals the Life Divneg
Where shall We trace the Lord9
Twas at the testal board.
Amidst the innocent mirth
Aud hallowcd Joys OF earth,
Close neighbor. side by side,
with bridegroom and with bride,
whilst flowed the cheering wine,
That first appeared the Life Divine.
What was the blest abode
Where dwelt the Son Of God?
Beside the busy shore.
Where thousands pressed the door.
where town with hamlet WED,
whete eager franc piled
There with HIS cain design
wrought ana taught the hiie DIVINE
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