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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-14
Ordinance, No. A3.
An ordnance to aaaea,I Sections CT aoa G5
Of z'.t!e l, Chapter 3. of't1e rrv;sel orai-
aaacas Of the City Of Corua,ks:

Be it or,lained by the Common Conncil Of
the City ef Corvallis as follows: That Sec.
81 of Title /, of Chapter Ill of the revised
ordinances OF the City of Corvallis be amend
ell So as to real az follows:
Sec. l. Imme lately after the annual
levy of taxes by the Common Council, the
Recorder shall make anil deliver to the city
Marshal u transcript of the assessment roll,
with the rate of tax levied, and the amount
dne from each Individual extended thereon,
to which he shall attach warrant under his
hand and seal, in the name of the City of
Corvallis, commanding the Marshal to col
ect the taxes charged in the list, by de-
manding payment OF the person charged
therein. and IN 9king sac of the goods and
chattes of such persons when necessary;
that he pay over all money collected by
virtue of sail warrant to t!e Treasurer
monthly. aud return said warrant, together
with tie list afnres id AMI an account of
his acts thereon to the Common Council.
or before the first Monday of the ensuing
January of each year,
See That See. SIS of Title l, Chapter
III, of the revise ordinances Of the City OF
Corvallis b. amen lei SO Us {, reid as fol-
lows: See. Co. On the first Monday OF jan
nary of e,ch year, the Marshal shall make
out delinquent list which shall be a list of
the p rsnns who have filled to pay the taxes
assessed against them, including IL des:rip-
tion of al property assessed to each OF su III
persons de!iugu mt, AMI forth With return
the same to the Common Council, together
with the assessment roll and warrant, at,
which time he shall make settlement with
the Council of same. =.
This beng case of emergency this Orli-
nance shall be read first and second time
arl passed. at the same regular meeting, two
thirds of the whole nuinoer of coan:ilmen
voting therefor.
Passed the Common Council this 10th
day of October. 1881.
Approved October 10th, 1881.
(Si9nei) J. R. BRYsoN,
Maunr
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APPoLoGErIcAL.-In aur last issue we
mentioned tt c flc5 that certain widow in
this city hul a MOTTO in her prior l,caring
the inscription, ''What il home without a
hnshand?" Now We were informed that this
was fact but ha not given tn, name of
the party. Since its prb ieation We learn
that the matt, WAS III the sitsins room f
one OF our lady friends who hal plaesl it
there as token OF re .arl fpr her lie .ea3.l
hnsbsnd, and who Us very iuss'y grievel
at the jesting remlr,z5 containe in the last
GAZETTE rna who informs It's in terms we
cannot doubt that she t'oes not wish to
marry. as our local woull imply. We re-
cret very much that any thou shtlessnoss Of
ours should cause the pain our local evident
ly did
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PHlLOMAT:i.
SA,1'L CASE.

A reception was given Bishop Castle and
his accomplished bride ON their return from
Conference. The many friends of the Bishop
were there to ten Ter their congratulations
and to welcome him back to tile Kindness
and hospitality of the good people of Philo-
math.
Since the railroad hands have been paid
of for the first month, $40 pieces are circu-
lating qnite freely among us. 1t is a gool
time while money is plenty to square up
and prepare for the reaction that is sure to
follow. Farmers of all classes ought to be
free and in dependent. Much of the money
that is nov being paid out will when the
roa is completed flow back to the Company
again.
Prof. McElroy, our efficient County School
Superintendent, was here visiting tie
schools. His presence and instructii ms
always inspires the teachers to new Efforts
anil the pupils 90 renewed zeal in their work
to ac ciusre All ssiu ,atinn.
Msrys Polk is co9e-e witt mantle of
bs.utiiul SNOW, which gives it ma mi cent
appearance so early i'll tie seaso1 bsiore the
le YES have fallen.
CoRREspoNpzxr.
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OaEaoN WEST POINTERS OF the West
Poiut graduates from Oregon, Lieut.. Frsd
Schwaska is the fourth in number. A stn
Of the late joseph Lane was the first, ard
he fought in the rebel army, and now leads
obscure life in Oregon, the second was
young Adair, who left for Victoria On the
breaking out of the rebellion, and bought
commission in the En-lish army He Is
now III the fishing business in British Co..
umbia. The tiird was Lieut.. M. Crawford,
',dest sou of Capt. Mednrum Crawford, o!
Oregon. He is at present Professor o.
Military Tactics in one of the Eastern State
Military Academies; and the fourth and last
is Lieut. Schwitka, Sd Cavalry OF the
cnnmissinne representatives of Washington
Territory in the re sular army. Lieut.. ".
I. Sanhorn. 25tli infantry, is now on recruit
ing detail at Cleveland. Lieut. Louis P
Bran5, ls5 Infantry, the only West Point
graduate from the Territory, is now station
e in Texas.
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SOCIAL PARTY TONIGHT. Young Amer
lea Engine Company has just completed
plsstering anil painting the lower room cf
their engine house, aud will this evening
dedicate it with spcil to which all are
invited, the price of tickets will be 81 so
the money to be use;l to pay off the indebt
etaess contracted III making these improve
ments, The lower room has been specially
arranged for dancing while the nicely car
pete'i and furnisheT upper room will he
provided with the usual parlor amusem .nts
for the benefit of thnse who do not care to
dance, thus aff"rding new feature AMI a
very astriitivs on, to the usu Il ,l.n;ias
parties given by the fir. c.mplnies. We
hespeak for them a very enjoyable aud
profitable evening.
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B,pVrsr C1y211 SERVICES pre1c'oine
every z,.,1l AL sort, Sabnlti n etrh month
At n, c,,l2r. C,a,el, bv tNe Hey F. P Davidson.
Se-vie,s be gin at IL NJ AMI $50 r. NJ All are in
vite1.
PlG33yTE2ItT C1U2G7-7erular services
every SaS5asi mo-7'rg arl evening. S'lr9av
SAool n tas c'oye o: IVA morning service PRAYER
ma ,.'nr Thursday evening ct 7 o'cock Prh'ic cor
daily invited. H. r. PUSHING.
Pastor.
EvATITTICAI. CHURcH--Srrvicas regularly ev-
ery Slbhe.'l--nn-rnr and evening un'ess ntherw'fe
a1norYcaI S'rrirv schoo' at q p " each Sabbath.
Pr,-,r ,n,ati7g ero-v Thursday at P. n. The
public cordially invited
REV J. BowEasox Pastor.
EpISG1pir. CHURCH. R,y E. Fahnr
shan will holl r3gl'er services n = is church
the 1st an1 2nd Sundays in each month at II and T.
P. NJ.
NJ z, CHURCH CH-Reru!ar services everv Sunday.
po-,1r serv c. with Bible classes for old and young
PRAYER ~,a,+i,p o Thrr','nv ever'n~ Mt O'clock. A
general invitation and cordial welcome
s. A. STARR, Pastor.
NE. CHURCH SoUT-I-Sn-vires every Sabbath
at IL I. NJ all P NJ a. the co''nre c'a,.i. Sund"v
school At a:3t A. H Pr,vn- ~,en.r~ Friday evening
att o'clock. Public cordialiv Invited
JOSEPH EMERY Pastor.
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GENERAL NEWS.

There are twenty eight stations between
the Dal.es and Dayton, W T.
There are 200, 600 bushels of wheat in the
warehouses and mill at Waitsburg, W.T.. :
Public schools of Dayton, w T., closed last
Monday on account of the smallpox scare.
The Bonanza Gold and Qli:k silver MIN.
ing Company, yesterday fled with the
Secretary of State amen latory articles in
creasing the cnpi5ol stock from 100000 to
$3.50, 00G, designated Oakland, Oregon, as
the head office of the corporation
Near the Da!les drunken IN N had crawl
ed under a freight car and fell asleep. The
hands at depot moved the car in the night
time which ran over the man and 50 bp'ly
Grip .1led him tha5 he lid the next day.
A mill is to he built at Minneapolis which
will 5ara ont s. barrels of i1ur per minute,
333 arrels Fer hour, S0Co barrels per day
2. 40o, Geo b1rreIs rer yer. It will require
lO,CO0,00 bushels Of wheat per year to
supply it, aid tie value its annual pro lucts
Will Iie at ieaSo al4, UJV,UG 1t VIII HIKE
one-tiirl OF tie present whert crop ,of MiI-
nesota into flour
There have now been ordered for tae
Northern Pacific and Oregon Railway &
Navi. .ation companies 2:0,0)0 tons of steel
rails, l50 lo;om 'tives and 60oO freight and
ot,;er cars.-IVa!Ia Waiia Statesman.
The latest ''rusl." is to the North Fork
of Wood river about Is miles above ketch-
um. where lelge t.v, AMI one half feet
wide Of Iniiin, ore, that assays up III the
thousands, was discovered about 10 days
ago. The discovery was purely accidental.
A prospector slipped from ledge OF over
h h;nginy rock into the water. In crawling
onto t.le b4ak h, srw uasive silver AMI
copper stains protra,'ins from u crevice.
A few minutes work proved the existence
of n lie lse. Several extensions of the fiill
are already recorded /. --Wala Walla States
man.
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FROM TUM TUM.-Grain in the vacinity
of Blod .:etL's 'ey hae been well saved con-
sidering the wet weather, and the yield
above the average.
Jack ogelsby and VIM. Hairless have
gone to the bay to look for location.
Mr. Wilkins is running gang of hands
st Summit getting out bridge timber, and
in a few days will commence getting out
es. A portable mill is on its way to the
Summit to be used in saving timbar foc the
railroad.
N Davidson and family from Halsey
have located near G. NJ. Mulkey's place.
The blue ribbon cl 10 meet, the thirl
Sunday in each month at o'clock.
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FROM NEWPORT,

FDIroRs GAzsFrE:-The work --on tie i'm
rrovem@nt of the ',a"in,r at Yaquina Blv is
progressing finely anl is teing done well.
TIE scnw makes daily trips unloading at
least two hun?rel.anl fly toas of rock to
b usel on this Improvement each day
The most adgansa reaus thing connected
with the " hole w,,r'z is that as FIST as the
cm!,ankments f stone and brush are made,
the action Of the SURF upon the sands fills up
every creyice in the embankment with
san making the work soiil and comp CT,
and thns forever renewing the danger Of It's
givin s,away. With a viev of closing up
t.e work ut the end Of the present month,
sh III | necessity require it, Engineer Po'-
he has lab :lv causel 70 he constructed
arc y ] the end of the braalwater crib
which will lie filed to the height of the en-
baizlnent with r,clz for the pnr;ose of pro-
te;ting the partly bailt breakwatar from
the winter storms.
1t is highly import,nt a. this time that
this work should be carried on at any rate
for two or three months yet, anl rs much
lon: e. possible, in order that the works
can be built above the high water mark so
as tn prevent any accident from future
storms.
nnp!aint has been made hy some per-
sons as to the manner and progress of the
work, but all of this is unjust and without
any cause whatever. Ever since the pres
ent pan of using brush mattresses and
rock was adonted in accordance with Mr..
Polhemus' original plans the work has pro-
gressed rapidly and Mr.. Polhemus has con
ducted the expenditure of this arprcnria-
tion as carefully any man could have
done had it been his own private fun Is
Everything about Toletln is lively and
preparations are being mre there to prose
cnte the work on the raiiroa with vigor
VIM. Bsgley has his new saw mill in
running order AMI reldy to put forth all
possible effort to complete his tie contract
with the raili oad.
SAM'L CASE
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New this w eek.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
RE AL EST ATE.
In the matter Of the estate
OF
Quarsus N. Reed, deceased.

NJ Office is H sREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE
~ OF an order of sale duy ma. by the County
Court OF the state OF Oregon for Benton County,
Lar October term OF said Court and duly entered in
the journal OF sad Court directing and CONN anding
ne Thomas NJ. Reed administrator of said estat., to
sell at public auction. all the right, title iit rest
and estate that the said Quartus n RED had a; the
time OF his death in and to tie following described
premises to-wit Tne N. f oi N T. sec. s6, 7.
10 Range West, containing forty acres.
Also, beginning at the N, W. quarter OF Sec. 81, T.
10 s, r. W.; thence S. up the w. line S0l rodsto
the n. W. corner OF Thomas NJ. Reeds land claim
thence +. with the II, line OF said Reeds claim s5s
rods to the $. " corner OF the iarcus Cahoon cia
thence n. SOL rods to the n boundary OF Sec. 81,
los. r W.; thsnce ". with N. boundary of Sec.
81 SOY rods to the p,aee OF beginning, containing
forsvf and one-aalf acres. more or less.
Also the w. of S. L, and f. OF s. w. Sec. q,
7. 10. Range West, containing hundred and
sixty acres All OF the above tracts OF land being
si!lated in Benton County, Oregon.
Therefore, in accordance with and in pursuance OF
said order OF sale, /, Thomas VI. Reel, i n TRAITOR
o. said estate OF Quartus NJ. Reed deceasd, will
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER r. 1881,
at the hour OF O'clock P NJ OF said day. in front
OF the Court House door in the City OF Corvallis in
Benton County, uregon sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the tazns hereinafter mentioned
all the rig at title interest AMI estate which the said
Q!artu5 NJ Reed, decea ed had at the time OF his
death in AMI to the above de cr.be1 premises. to-
Gethcr with the appurSenances thereuuto belonging
Terms Of sale, cash down at time OF sale
THOMAS NJ REED,
Admir- OF the estae, OF Quartus NJ Reed, decd.
By CuENowETa & JoHSsoT his Attys Avs
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NEW eooD5!

Mrs. Kelley has move into her new store
and opened with the most complete stock of
new millinery goods ever kept in the city.
She makes a speciality Of ladies' furnishing
goods, cloaks and tlo!mans, keeping COM
pete stock If the very best in the market.
Also la lies ulsters and fur trimmings con-
stpntly in stock. Feathcr pillows. nice
line of glassware, and all kinds of childrens'
goods. Ladies are especially invite to call
and examine hefnre pnrchasing elsewhere.
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Some unprinciple,l wretch placed log
across the railroad truck on the bridge
across North Yamlill river last Tuesday, in
snch manner as to throw the train off, no
matter from which direction it came, the
oh traction was discovered By a couple of
footman just before tae presidents car
came along the line, hal train been
wrecked by this obstruction it wuuld have
fallen at least 100 feet before striking the.
rscky bottom of the river.
A musical convention is to be held at
Salem soon.
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NOTICE FOR PUs.icAIeE.
Land Office az Oregon City, Oregon.
Sept. %. 1881

Land Office a: Oregon City. Dragon.
-. Sept. 81, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE FOL-
tention to make final proof in support Of his Claim,
and that said proof will be made before b. Wilson.
County Clerk OF Lenton County at Corvallis, Orc gon,'
ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1851,
Viz. Elijah H. Bennett, Presumption D. S. No. $3.50
for Lot No a, s w. OF S. T. Sec. 32 ]. 10 g., X
II w, and lots l and Sec. s. T. II s., r. II W
t;nlIous residence upon and cultivation OF sad land,
viz: Columbus WYATT Of Philon'ath, Hentcn County
oregon; N A. Thon pson of Monroe, Benton County,
OREGON; j. c. butcher OF Newport, Benton County,
Oregon
1s.4ow5 L. t BARN. Register.
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CITY TAXES.

Notice i, hereby givsn that the assessment
rll of the city of Corvallis for 1881 is new
Ia my hands for collection. All taxes must
be paid beso7e the Ist of Janu:try, 1882 or
they will l,e returned as delinquent
Office at T. j. Buford's News Depot.
f.R. PYGALL, Marshal.
BY C. E. MILLER, Deputy.
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NOTICE FOR PUsLttATlON.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
September 10. 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
IN lowing named settler has fled Sot:ee Of his In
ten.on to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and tia. sa d proof will be made before B. w. Will
son. County Clerk of Benton County, at Corvallis,
Oregon, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1851.
Viz: Edwin C. Phelps Homestead Application No.
2552 for the S. W. Sec 4, T. II s., r. INV
He names the following witnesses to prove his coI-
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: r. A. Ben7ell of Newport Benton County. Orc
eou: Geo. Landreth of Newport, Benton Co. oregon;
James A. Yantis OF Corvallis Benton Co., Oregon,
B. II Allen OF Halsey, Linn County, Cregor.
ls:4ow5 l.. r. BARN, RegstSF.
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The HARBoR FUND I'm this county the
effort to raise money by the people to carry
on the Yaquina Bay harbor improvement
during the coming winter has proven an
enrire success. The list of contributions III
another column shows the total amount of
subscriptions reported to date. We learn
that there are many names at the Bay and
Kings valley. and quite a large snm of
money, which as yet have not been reported.
The committee desires to raise as mnch
again rs is now subscribed. There is not
II farmer il Benton county hut can well
afford to help this work. 1t i, evident that
the construction of the Oregon PrciGc Rail
road will less the cost of transportation
to the seahoard to over one.!lalf of the
present rates by way of the mud Cats. sand
baie and tithe- takers ef the Portland route
No tribute viii be paid to the pilotage and
towage monopoly that hts fattened upon
the pro lucers of the valley for many years,
though the misfortune Of there bein1 no
Seaport" in Oregon nearer than one hun
dred and twenty miles from the ocean.
With the wheat of the valley moving to
market through the bay of Yaquino, at
rates 81 far below present cost, it naturally
follows that onr supplies viii be drawn
throu h the same channel, at corresponding
rates for tr.nsDort atom We hold that the
Oregon Pacific AMI Yaquina Bay route will
work saving to every producer of at least
twenty FER cent, and to every consumer Of
at least ten per cent. Why shnad any one
he backw srd, then, in helping to make the
Bay available ut once: The Villar monop rly
claims proprietary rights in Oregon, but
dc spite its disc-nin ton in time and rates
an the shallow elfnrts of it's ennis saries to
create distrust in the palic mind. work on
the Oregon Pacif; moves right along AMI
will II It stop mill its arms of steel have
been lail from YaInina Bay int" the heart
of .'our own ter itory." D,nt wait fer the
committee men to solicit y,rr contribution
to the harb,r fund, but come forwir and
subscribe at any basin ,ss house in the
county.
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MARRIAGE INSURANCE. Toung man or
young ialy if You want To get rich in an
easy anl honorable way, take a policy in
the Marriage InSur ance Comp my that has
esta lishe an off e in this-city with Nyer
Harris rs agent, His name alone il a gu ar.
antee. that the transactions are on the
square and the ilcorporatars are from the
III ,st responsibis anl honorll,,e business
men III Portland. \ policy in that company
will secure to the hollcr on his or her MR.
ria e, or in short time thereafter. the
amoant of IN 'ney for which the policy calls,
which may be as large as ten or as small as
one Thousand dollars, Space farbids full
particulars, but Mr.. Harris will furnish full
partie ulars on apple ,tion either i'll person
or by letter to any part of the county.
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ana AfGnUf SCCI'1f, minors.
NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT By VIRTUE
y OF al order OF the County Court OF the Stats Of
Oregon for the County OF benton. duly made and
entered in the journal OF said Court at the regular
October term thereof Monday, the
Sd day o; ocsooer, 1851, authorizing
and directing sell the property
hereinafter described /, NJ. j. Briggs, guardian OF
the persons and property o. Inez I. stJlair and
Arthur Stellar, minor heirs OF WayInan stellar,
decea ied, will on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF Nov, 1881,
at the hour OF one o'clock P NJ. OF said day. a: the
Court House door in the City OF Corvallis in Benton
County, Oregon sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, all the right title interest and estate of lneZ
l. StCair and Arthur StCiar in and to the undivided
two-ifthS OF the North three hundred and eiyhty
$50 OF the donation land clam OF Wayman St.
Clair and NJ j. StClair, his wife, from the u. S. Gov
ernuent, being claim No. II in T. II s., r. W.
VIII Mer. in Denton County Oregon, said $50 acres
being the North half of said claim and 60 of OF
the extreme North side OF the South half OF said
claim lying in strip OF eqal width along the whole
length thereof, and Of sucn width to embrace 80
OF Of the North half OF the South half OF said
claim No. At.
Terms o. Sale: 500 ca aih down remainder in FIVE
equal annual payments, with interest at 10 per cent
to be secured by mortgage OH the property sold.
j. BRIGGS,
Guardian o: Inez I. ssCair AMI Arta Ii siciair nj
Dated October l3, 1851. 13:s2w5.
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M0T.CE FOR PUBLICATI0N.
Land cnice at Oregon City, Oregon. ]

|: Land cHice at Oregon City, Oregon. Y
September 29th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has le notice OF bis intention to make final
proof IN support of his claim, and that said proof Will
he made before W. Wilson. County Clerk of Ben
toa County, at Corvallis, Oregon, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l2, 1881,
Viz: Geo w. Dixon, Presumption D. 8. No 1926, for.
lot No /. and the ) l. OF L Sec n, Ill. Sk7
West -
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence u OIL sad cultivation of said land
viz: John Murray Of Corvallis, Joseph Nixon Of
Corvallis, Bradley Troxe OF Summit Geo. Mulkey Of
Philomath, all Of Benton county, Oregon.
ls:41-w5 T.IARlN, Register.
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gacuina Bay Earber Improvement Fund.

The following is the list of subscriptions
10 the Yaquina Harbor Improvement so far
as reported to Hamilton, Job & &c. since
our last issue. No disbursements have as yet
been made:
Bret forward from list published
last week 81 .936 90
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B1RNFr, To DgArI. Last Saturday after
noon little child a rel about vae~s Ian III
ter of one Of the tea'nsters on the Raiiroad
named Moon. and who was camvIel with
his mi'y a. the gal lsrs camp near Phil
ona'h, While near tie camp fire the !itte
gir,s clothes caught fire .iid she ran into
the tent which csug'It fir from ll.r clio hing
the chl Is mosher seei1. The tent in flames
ran to it m | was h,rriiie to see her child
snrro"nael ly fumes. she heroic lily ran
into the fire and carried the child ont but
not until after il was very ballv burne and
had infla' ed large quantity % the flames
DIR. Farra vas sui: none an | dressed The
woun Is and LIFT the little sufferer sleeping
comfortable, but the station of pain was
only for few hours when ut an early hour
next morning death re;eave the child from
all earthly troubles