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NOtice~~Fire Tax,

IN consequence Of loss by fire of the
L houses of Alpheus Crothers and Richard I
toward the Managers OF the Farmers and Me
chancs Mutual Insurance Association of Ccc
county have levied tax OF 10 cents on the 500.
all property insured by this Association. both ii
and per cent. and l. cents on the Slu1, on al
property At per cent. and higher rates i'll nro
purtioE-up to March oath. 1881
For the convenience OF the members the Treas
urer hereby gives motto" that he Will meet them al
the following times and places to receive SAID tax
Or MONDAY, May 9TH lssl-At Fair Hill, IRON
~. NJ: and ut Calvert Brick Meeting House. !
at Clark : from ) to ) T. NJ.
On Tt ESpAy, May l0th-At Zion. from to Il
A. NJ: and at Pennington. chatting at College
Green.) from to +. NJ; and at Rising Sun. from
Ito Y. v.
Ok WEDNESDAY. May llth--At Colora. from
to IL !. NJ: and at Porter Bridge, from | To
Nj; and AT Mount Pleasant, tl5cnnetts Store.
from 3 to p. V.
On THURSDAY. MAJ i2th-it Rowlandsvillc
from : Ia ii \ Nj: and at Liberty Grove from t,
AZ NJ: and ut Port peuosit, TAT Miier's! from {
toSr
On Fo,DAY. Nav l3th-At IFoodiawn. from y.
To ~. NJ: and 1T Upper PrIncpio from 10 10 /.
NJ: aud at Bay View. from 10 L. NJ: and NJ
North East, lat Thomas) from L NJ. to mex
morning
On SNTV"DAY. May l4th--At Mechanics Valley
from i" y. Nj. TO p. NJ: and ut New Leeds, from
10 T. NJ.
On MONDAY. May 1fth-At Cherry Hill. from
s to II A.. M: and AT Elkton. lat Howard House
loom II NJ 10 3 J.. NJ: and at St Augustine, from
j 10 L ".
On Tt ESpaY. May l7th-At Chesapeake City
ttT. b. Hopper's Drug Storel from Ito 9!a A.
and at McNeal's Shop. at Bell Hill, from 10
T. NJ; and at Cowantown. from to 5 p. NJ,
BD-On and after Wednesday, the 18th. all eaS
of the big Elk, and others unpaid, please pay
tinless otherwise arranged) at the office of III,
issDclutluu.
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sS" Jay d. Cunning, Clerk, Wabash
Shops. Toie,i,;. Ohio" says;-I am now
wearing an ''Oniy LING Pad" and it has
afforded me almost instant relief from
as,hma.-See adver. semeni.
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Ed. IN LAPtDCM, Hartford county, Nd

All that valuable Wharf Property.
lately occupied by Davis y ruph, being one hun
dr'',! feet on the Susuuehanna River. This prop
erty was conveyed To Joseph Il. Pugh by John X.
Sappingt"n by deed dated the 2uth day of Jan
unrN. lsin.
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Art. u. Whenever tax is laid on propert,
insured by this Association, l! any person shall
refuse or neglect To pay his or her tax for sixty
he suspended. and his or her property shall not be
protected hE this Company until said tax is paid
Public notice Of tins regulation shall be giveI
whenever tax is advertised.
Art %. In the casc OF dclinquents. when a tax
is laid. and the sixty days having expired. tn,
trcd Gurer sha have power, and SHALL by order o.
the Managers. Immediately proceed 10 collect all
unpaid taxes, OF appoint suitable persons TO com
piete Said collections. and ten per cent. shall bt
added as IL compensation 10 the collectors
ii. H. klNBLE. Treasurer
Fox Ghase Anril Il lhS-iM
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3rd. NEAR LIBERTY GROVE;

-All that lot of Land containing ! of
an acre more or less. which was convey ed .AsnR
to Davis Pugh and j. II. Rowland by I!M
". 7 Muller and wife. April 9th. 1872 w
This is improved by Il Frame Dwelling vi
now occupied by Henry Barrett
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It'll. IN ROWLiNDSVILLE:

All that Tract. Piece or Parcel of Land,
situate in the village of Rowlandsville. in Cecil
county aforesaid. formerly owned by John :.
Christie. adjoining lands Of The Mccullough Iron
Co.. }. T. Mccullough. Samuel b. Gerry and
Others. This tract contains
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THIRTY ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
and has upon it Il valuable water power

and has upon it Il valuable water power.
1t is improved with a large FIGURING 49,
MILL substantially built ni stone and kR!!J
lrIinc. 36NdD feet. four stories high with ,,,E
three run oi hurrs. driven hy two " Burn IL
ham iron wheels. all in good condition. The
other Improvements consist al n comnodous and
comfortable FIR NNE DWELLING HOUSE, two
stories hI&h; VIA ten r"omI in good repair ana
condition. The land not occupied by and imme-
diatcly nd accent To the buildings is under cult
walton and OF good quality.
Also, the following Ground Rents, to-wit:
All that Ground Rent or Annuity of $40
isSutn" out OF lot ri ground. 60XlsJ feet. which
wa, leased Ivy Johns Christ" and John p. Logan
I" m. X. tiitng 10y lease Gated June %, 1852.
All that Grnund Rent or Annuity of $40
iSsiin" ont OF lot Of ground +Xsa feet. leased by
James Davis and cthcra I" Moses X. Gillespie
ny lcHs" dated November >. lsj..
All that Ground Rent or Annuity of s45
issuing cut ot lot ui ground tuviS feet. leased by
lanes \. Davis and JOSEPH Il. pugh 10 Margaret
Barrett. by lease dated January -. 1872.
All that Ground Rent or Annuity Of SEQ
issuing ont ri Il lot ui :srnrnd - iCct in 'front.'
leased by James \. Davis and others to Lewis p.
Fryer. ny lease lated Dec. II. lN74.
Al that Ground Rent or Annuity of SIS
issuing out q lot oi ground Ii feet in iroi t,
leased by lanes \. Davis and others to SAMUEL
II. Smith. by lease dated June l, 1873.
\nl all that Ground Rent or Annuity
al So. issuing oui OF Il lot oi ground leased by
lanes A. DniS and OILERS to Jos ph Brown by
lease dated Jane a. ISIS
These lots are all situated in the afore-
said village {" RuwldUdSyillc, have been leased
COR nincty-nino Years. renewable lorcyer, have
been improved. aud tho rcverSun or lee in the
same. yielding the aforesaid ground rents ur an
nutics will be offered for sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- fourth Of purchase
money cash on day ut sale: cne-thrd OF residue in
SIN months thereafter. one other third ot residue
IN Twelve months thereafter and the remaining
thrd IN Eighteen months from day Of sale. Credit
payments TO bear interest from day oi sale and To
he secured by the bond or note Of purchaser. with
sccurit! to he approved hy the Trustees.
W. i JONES.
CLINTON McCULLOTGH,
April .. lSsl-tS Trustees
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- After ALL gentle purg tive is the
best means of curing headache, liver COM
plant. biliousness, sc. Use Sellers
Liver Pills"
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- Bad blood always causes trouble
1t may be q family fight or boils, pimples,
itch, letter. &c; but no matter, DIR.
Lndsey's Blood Searcher' is the cure
all.
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The Peterson Genealogical Tree.
IN TE0DtCTION.

READ AT THE 10Th ANNIvERSARY OF MRS
HANNAH PETERSON'S BIRTHDAY.
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Latest le Straw Hats. at the
CLASS FRoNy.
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The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro Eoltac
BELTS to the afflicted upon 80 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say Write to them without delay
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& BARR FARM

WHICH Is SITUATED IN CECIL COUNTY.
Mason and DiXon's Line. between the States OF
Maryland and Delaware, passes through the
property. The Trustee i'll this case viii! sell all
the land belongin. to said farm lying within the
State Q! Maryland.
The entire tract, embracing both the Maryland
ana Delaware portions OF said farm. Is described
III Il deed OF mortgage from ". j.. =. Barr and
others 10 John L. Leonard. dated lie :25tn day o:
April. 1917, and recorded III liner ID. =. No. ).
1oilo ga nc. one OF the Land Record Books OF
Cecil county.
This property is situated on the line of the old
frenchIown and New Castle Turnpike.
There are the usual farm buildings on the
property.
For further information apply to the Trustee.
The TERMS OF SALE. prescribed by the
decree. are: That the Whole purchase money shall
be paid III cash On the day OF sale.
ALBERT CONSTABLE. Trustee.
April SITS WIN. J. SMITH, AucIlonecr.
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FOR RENT.

I'VE DWELLING HOUSE, now oc-
tGi'i'd tIy Harry Alexander. Apply 10
WA. II. tDFR.
FAB 26-t'. Or HARRY ALEXANDER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRESPASS NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice
l. TO whom it may concern that he has taken up
ani impounded i've white SHDAfS. about five
months Old; said pigs having from tune To time
trespasscd upon his property. near Upper Prn-
cpio. 10 his damage and loss The owner or
owners is hereby notified 10 come forward. prove
property. pay charges and take them away. or
they will be dealt with according TO law.
JAMES MCCALL,
April 30-3w near Upper Principle.
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PENSIONS

secured. Also Bounty. Back Palncrca>e OF
pri,.I,.nE New ;,a. Honorable nisch;.s Patents.
etc. Thousands entitled. New L. Now L.
the time, DO not delay. S"ldt idoNS.
thildrcn. rarcuts. BROTHERS and Sns entitled.
Have Your claim investigated. hN II once.
send ;No stamps fur hanks and n>rtlnnS. COM
lctr. tu :FNEINS q -IIaiE-ALc. |. tia'm ara
T,t,yt if,0T3,g T. o. Box "a Wa~Egfon. u &.
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struggling in the grasp of masked
cavalier, who pointed his glittering
sword at her heart, rs though threat
ening to kill her unless she was silent.
Maddened by the sight, Richard lev
eled the pistol and fired. The stran-
ger reeled back aud then fell crushing
the irail balustrade 4 dropping heavi-
" among the rosebushes beneath.
For moment there was an awful sic
lence, and scream, SO awful. from
Dora, that even Edmund Vanlcy
shuddered rs she shriekcd, Dead oh.
Geoffrey! dead deadr and fell on
the balcony as though lifeless.
'Geoftrey9' whispered Richard, while
horror blanched his face; and ms the
servants rushed in he snatched a light
and sprang into the garden.
My task is done, murmured YAM
ley, whilea horrible laugh of cxulta-
ton broke from his lips, and quitting
the hall, he went to the stable, noun
ted his horse, and rode away.
The servants rushed liz frightcn-
cd crowd to the spot where the dead
man lay. His mask was off, and the
face, beautiful as ever, and calm as
marble (as so often comes after death
from the bullet. was Godfrey Rem
don's. Scarcely had the horror-struck
men seen this than they looked at
Richard, and saw on his ashy face
that awful look of silent stony despair
and unutterable woe that remained
on it to the last day of his life.
Take him up, he murmured; take
hun home. l have killed my bro
ther!'
And so, amid the screams of
Dora, who was recovering under the
care OF her servants, the sad process.
ION started, bearing upon rude litter
OF branches to Rendon Range all that
remained of its noble and gallant heir.
OF the fathers grief & speedy death
OF the woe, bitter and hapless, of Ri
chard | cannot speak, but only say
that he closed the old house, and go
ing abroad, fell on foreign.battle
field, Dora Vanley, like all weak but
enthusiastic natures, grieved long for
her lover, but eventually married aud
lived happily. AS for Vanley, the
strangest part of his story is, he was
never seen again in England and
the probability is that he fled to, and
died in some foreign lands.
And now, gentlemen ALL said our
host, as we are getting into. the small
hours, | think we had better retire ;
and trust no one will dream OF the
Doom OF Rendon.'
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TIE ROAD LAW

The following abstract OF the Road
law, $50 far as the du'ies, g.. OF Sur
veyors Is concerued,) is prepared and
published for the information Of Suy.
yeyors AMI others interested. A large
number OF copies have been printed
Each Justice will receive parcel n,
once by mail for distribution in his dis.
tiic,, and is respectfully requested, rs
far as he can conveniently, to see that
his Surveyors are al supplied.
Every Surveyor will be rurused a
copy without any charge, OH application
TO his Justice, or the Clerks OlIice OF
the County.
SECTIONS 1. and 8, provide how
Road precincts shall be laid off. &c.
SEC. 4. Provides that the county court
OF every county, shall in the year 1881,
and IN every second year thereafter, APP.
point a surveyor of roads for each pre-
cinct OF their respective counties, who
is resident OF the precinct for which he
may be appointed, and whose term of
Office shall be for two years from the
first OF January succeeding his appoint.
ment. Vacancies in said office shall bc
filled by the county court, from time TO
time as they may occur, and shall be for
the unexpired term every such survey
or shall give bond, with security in such
penalty as the court shall prescribe. con.
dilioned that he will pay and account
for oil moneys which shall como TO his
hands by virtue Of bis Office, according
to law.
SEC. .. Provides that any person APP
pointed and refusing TO act shall forfeit
go. But person who has served one
term may refuse to serve the next
SEC. z. Provides that every surveyor
OF roads shall perform the following du.
ties within his road precinct. that is TO
say lie shall superintend the county
roads and bridges. cause the same TO be
put 10 good order and repair. Of tbe pro.
per width, vel drained aud TO be clear
ed and kept clear Of rocks, falling tim,
Der, land slides, carcasses Of deal ami.
mails and other distractions. lie shall
cause to be opened and made. al new
county roads and altera' ions Of former
roads ordered by proper authority. lie
shall cause TO bo placed and kept at the
forks or crossing of every county road
guide board, on which shall 10 stated.
ln PLAIN letters, the most noted place 20
which each road leads. Across every
stream, where 10 is necessary and prac-
ticable, ho shall cause 10 be placed and
kept a sufficient bridge. bench or lor.
Tor The accommodation OF foot passen-
gers Where any more important bridge
IS necessary, and il is practicable for
BIN TO have il made with tho MONEY aud
labor which is at bis disposal, by virtue
OF bis office. he shall cause IL TO be made
sale and convenient. and az least twelve
feet broad, with railing not less than
three feet high on each side. re shall
notify or cause to be notified. all per-
sons Who are liable by law TO work on
the roads, % the time and place A. which
they are required 20 attend for that pur-
pose, aad shall direct and supcrin.end
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NEWSPAPER LAVA.

Subscribers who do not give express, notice 10
the contrary, are considered ss wishing TO con-
time their subscription.
II subscribers order the discontinuance of
ihslr periodicals., the Publishers may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
u the Subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their rer)!icIls from the Office To which they
ase directed, they are held responsible until
they have settled their bills and ord red them
dsc)aNHUsd.
Any person who receives a newspaper and
makes use at it, whether be has ordered IL or
us', IL held in. law to be n subscriber
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P.9IcSsjoaay C.,yds.
0N. g. z. SGpNELEY.

( EAVlNG located in Rcmney. tenders his
] professional services 10 the rutlc, in Nil
Sue branches % his protest. m As y guarantee
a us professional q affiliations he would state
HAT he is graduate Of Que ~ the most repuin-
Medical Colleges iu the Uuitei States. has
h0t Rn experience Of 20 years active practice.
3 Gags Of which lie w"s n surgeon ia the Uni
tti states Army. Cflce next to Mr.. GilkosoG' &
lnw ChIee. sept. %, 1881 GIN.
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TERMS or ApvERrTsINo

Tie rates of advertising are, for an inch or
less OSs DOLLAR AND Fury Cars for three
Insertions larger ones in the came proportion.
Zach continuance 3Tl cents.
Quarterly, huff yearly, and yearly advertise.
ments inserted at aliberal reduction OF the above
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year viii be charged regular rates.
Noalyertiscmeut 10 be considered by the month
ot!etrnnlcss specified on the manuscript or pre-.
'ilas'y agreed upon between the parties.
Resolutions OF associations, communications of
lim.tci interest, and notices Of deaths exceeding
TSS LINKS will be charged Eve cents per line
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aELANIGYING

N.H Undersigned would refrectruny in form
sIIeuts uf The county Of Hampshire that
pared 'n 30 Surveying uponth
.'IoF. Ohce--tit one occupied by the
LHptouI Romney West Va.
1896. a. MONROE
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South Bcanch Intelligencer.
William Harper. Editor.
OFce, Corner Kain and Grarel Lane SIS.
RoMNEY. WEST VIRGINIA..
T e Il n 8 I:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per
annum -or TWO DOLLARS if paid n ad vance
80 paper will be discontinued EXCEPT a, the
option of,he publisher, until all arrearages have
hen settled.
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Or. 6. 81. FUND.- ESBERC,

Graduate Of Bellevue Hospital Medical College
OF New York, Class of 1867 & es.
NfFEG bis Medical and Surgical services TO
lae pyo;le of Romnsy Gnd ills surrounding
Duuutfy night or day.
C.n be found, when not professionally eng,
g,, 10: The CiIi OF the late DR.. J. ~ shy der,
,-p, his residence, in the west end Of town.
E9muey Jan %, leSl.-f.
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Court Directly for 1881.

Circiit Cpuct for Hampshire county first
Tuesday in March, 4ih Tuesday in May aud Bird
Tuesday in September.
Comfy Conrt the al Tuesdays in January,
Apu anl October, aud the last Tuesday in July
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DR.. RoaT. w. EAsLEY,

! AS removed to Che house So long occupied
I : by the lat. Ms. Susan Jacob. Office the
Que occupied by the late :. Il Lup;ou, where
be can be found By those needing his services,
a'.ess professionally engaged elsewhere
Eomhey, April 1881.
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Circuit Courts.

Hardy, 3-d Tuesday in March and 9Th Tues
day ia MAY, ami LIST ruesliy in October.
Ni1vral. let TUESDAY in May and September
All i,h VUe3lAy in November
Grant l5t Tuesday in April aat June, aud
3.l Tuesday ia October
P"t.e'on, Bird Wednesday in hpri! and June
aat is, Wednesday ia November.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-29

ss Dlsssa whose ths Eight ,ss
CHARGE charges Of a!ona Braggs forces and was
almost a i1.e sah aoe broken
begged for the privilege ii returning TO join Cen
y. ~ Thomas, whose guns told him that that
Cen Rosecrans gave him leave, and he did return.
running the gauntlet. joining Gen. Thomas and
serving close to, him till night, enabled them
@ 0ai That u "a. s0Gaa en 0fd asres
last fight in which he took especial pride, and i
know he intended to be At Chick amauga next We'd
lies by the shore on his death bed from wound
Fer y th ihs msa ~1' Ss G1eau
symDathv On the CONTRARY. could Tn make nv
will the Law, shooting or hanging
soldiers and citizens to remember that we profess
and regard the sacred promises Of the
law, but there is glory and heroism in submitting
to an oppressive one. Our constitution reads:
No person shall be held to answer for capital
jury, and il al criminal prosecutions the accused
n sna,! enjoy 10y, the right to speedy and
the State and a. eisseet xne9 siS
the crime rn2n shall have been committed This IS
sud solemn on contract t6s Of the
should our president die the murderer ais IS
entitled to speedy trial by jury and hope he will
have justice done but it is not my Office nor yours
nor anybody's only the regular
courts of this district which are in
indisputed power. Violence tn any form will
bring reproach on US all through the country at
large. and especially on US OF the District Of
Columbia. An the circumstances of the
shooting of the long heroic struggle for life, i'm
press me so strongly that would be ashamed Of
my countrymen if they mingled
with their feelings Of priaf
any thought of veng q ice. Vengeance is mine,
saith the Lord trust the public press will exert
its powerful influence to maintain the good order
and decorum which have prevailed since the sad
dest OF all days in Washington, July 2, 1881.
lSlgned,1 Sincerely your friend.
w. T. SHERMAN
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THE DAYS DOM GS
Condemned from the Most Reliable Te1e.
graphic Dispatches up to the Time Of Co
ing to Press with this Side Of our Paper.
RAILROAD RuMBLINGS.

The Northern Pacific company have let to
Williams Il Upham contract for the building
of dock at Superior. Tho dock to be / 900 feet
long by $50 wide, and to have channel leo
feet wide, on three sides Of it It is estimated
that it will cost in the neighborhood Of $780,
600. Work will be commenced Immediately,
and it is expected the dock will be finished the
coming fall.
It is rumored that the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul company has arrangements about
completed for running fast train betw cen
Chicago and Sioux City and Yankton. The
train will run over the Chicago and Pacific,
Dubuque and Prairie du Chen divisions
The Indian outrage epidemic has spread
from New Mexico to Colorado A Rawlins dis
patch says courier from W hite river, where
the massacre Of two years ago occurred, re-
ports that two settlers have been killed, and q
general outbreak is imminent.
The gross earnings of Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul for the second week in September
amounted to 100000, an increase of $lO7,-
500 over the corresponding week of last year.
Yard Master Louis Babb while coupling cars
at the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
depot recently had q wrist horribly mashed
and the bones shattered.
At Detroit the Grand Trunk has begun sell
ing tickets to New York for ST. and to
Boston for S..
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PREsIDEN rs MOTHER.

HOW SHE RECEIVED THE SAD NEWS
I CLEVELAND. o., Sept 2O.-Wh shall break
the news to Mother Garfield? the Leader spec
ial says, was the query this morning at the
home Of her son-in-law, N. g. Larabee, at
Scion. Mother Garfield watched anxiously
for the 6 o'clock bulletin Mon
day evening, feeling if it was favorable
she might hope on Worn out by anxious days
and sleepless nights, her strength became SO
exhausted that the administration Of stimu-
lants was found necessary. Though hoping
against hope, she could not realize that her son
eaid but yesterday; HGod made so few men
like him, he will not take him away
When there are lives Of usefulness there are