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(urinns EarnEraphs.

s sensation was caused al Painted
Woods, ngb., sixteen miles north u BIZ.
marck. the other evening 10y the appear
ance OF q herd OF bufiaiOe> stampedius be-
lore The storm. This ], the first herd u
hufialoes seen IN thai country for over two
wears, and they must have been driven over
100 nile by the storm. They were going
m o sOutDWestcr.y direction. and crossed
She Missouri river about leu miles north OF
Bismarck. Il j. estimated that the herd
numbered over 300. and many OF the ant
rlals were exhausted.
II is confidently predicted that 10 five
year the magnesium hight will be a.
familiar ~ j. the electric li2ht to-day. It,
high cost hss heretofore been a serious OBJ
slacle. hut thar = said TO be- now removed
by new German process which las re-
Guced the price from s40 10 s. pound,
with a PROSPECT OF still further cheaper
ing. 4 wire Of moderate size equals the
Eight Of 70 stearine candles the cost j. now
hut httle more than gas; 10 expensive
works or treei-maiDs are required, and Il
is absolutely safe. The magnesium Is SIM
ulF burned IN lamps provided with clock
work movement 10 feed The ribbon OF meat
regularly.
Harry Hill. % New J 0rk. was greatly cX.
cited all day sunday over the discovery,
near his hotel on Flushing bay. OF curious
fish OF enormous size. III is q stranger IN
those waters, and no one knows A. 10 IL
species. Two fishermen found the FISH on
the beach fronting the motel. Il had APP
parently been stranded by the tide. II is
about fye feet In length and weighs about
l25 pounds IL skin is smooth, tough.
and quite dark. It. eyes. which are small,
are In the back OF the head. There are no
tins, hut two paws under the fore quarter,
on which there arr immensely long claws OF
nails. IT, tail is similar 10 that Of an ordi-
nary fish. IL wa placed in tank OF salt
water, and Fisb-C0mms,ioner Blackiord
has been invited 10 LOOK az and name il.
They do not do things 10 Berlin ike they
do In Chicago. Offices are not given %
men simply because they want them, but
because they are Supposed to have some
special fitness for serving the people 10 OIL
cial capacity. Nor il o man allowed on ac-
count Oiany within or dislike OF the service
10 decline 10 give the public the benefit OF
his services when asked to do 80. "A Ger
nan papcr gives an account ola Berlin
merchant who, having been appointed
member Of the Berlin school Board. refused
10 assume the duties oi the Office, or, ~ We
would say, respectfully declined. The
matter was under the jurisdiction Of the
Common Council OF the city, and that
body, instead Of taking The American way
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
A gouxlel's Mail sacred.

4 letter addressed 10 a prisoner in the
Cleveland. o., w0rkhOlse was opened BY
an officer Of The institution, found 10 con-
tain money, and laid away In the safe until
The prisoners term should expire. When
he was released the management forgot 10
give him TIE letter with the money, and u
remained m The safe until traced through
the posi-Ofiice, when the state Of iar,. wa,
disclosed. The attention Of The nlied
states authorities al Cleveland having been
called 10 this case, the question has been
freely discussed whether lhs practice Of
opening letters addressed 10 prisoners.
which il common TO most II not al penal
institutions. l. cot violation % che nlted
state, law concerning the .Inctity 81 tae
mails. At the request % The postmaster,
Assistant nitrd STATE, Attorney =. ~.
Dodge bas gwen him 8 written opinion on
the subject II Is q long review OF the laws
on This ana kindred points, and concludes
with the statement that 10 prison Official
ha- the right 10 open q prisoner mai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
A 5000 One.


company ~ immigrants had cimp'd
IN Mexico, and one night one 0i the party,
VINO va, sleeping on the ground. was
awakened by Z peculiar sensation on his
Toes lie looked and saw an cn0rmou.
con'ipedc crawling across his foot. ONLY O.
few feet from him va, the campfire, ana
be- could see every HIRE OF the
reptile. knowing the peculiarlties and
the onect 0i IT. sting. be was IN q
fever Of excitement. Afraid a. move q
mu.cIc. be- dared not attempt % shake if
Of Aitcr seconds pause he reached
under bis head got hI, pistcl, and, taking
deliberate aim, fred. II was 4 liie-sayln-
shot for The man. The ceu,ipede divided
and dropped on csch side 81 his foot. But
Lcre comes toe mos, remarkable part o. the
story. Within an hour after the shot
was fired the men heard q terrible
grooming from ono Of their mules tied
only a few yards away. They went 20
them and found one Of them with hls lett
ioreic. swollen 10 an immense size. The
swelling increased. as DID the agony and
groaus OF the brute, until Il died IN sb0u,
thirty minutes thereafter An examination
w.. made and II was discovered that the
bullet that had severed the cenlipedo had
entered the mules foot just above the hOOf
ard iuoculated i, with The poison from the
reptile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
APPELLATE rAvoRiNG DRINK.
Views Of sbe Lord
Rixhep ef Manchestsr.

London Truth Of this week contains the
following items:
The Bishop OF Manchester has more
pluck than the majority Of eminent cccle-
sIsstics. He has dared to own frankly that
be has tried total abstinence and inds II
does not agree with hin. Al the close OF
the second wear hc broke down utterly.
and was told b, biz doctor that be- must
either give up hall his work or take
light stlmulant with his principal meal
There are good many hard brsin-wOrkers
whose experience - very similar. and who
feel more comfortable when they find
bishop in their company. ] suppose II l.
the old Adam We have inherited the ill.,
trinity from our bibUlOus ancestors, but
when Old Adam Is attached 10 man like
Samese twin the Younger Adam cant be
xlected 20 sacrifice hlRself Ia order 20
get rid Of him. There was m o1eriOry in
Winchester Cathedral last week for the
Church Temperance Society, when the
congregation IN the nave, numbering tiye
hundred persons. contributed the very
temperate sum Of twenty pence.
ArchdeacOu Farrsr was to have preached
AZ Westminster Abbey on sunday afternoon
a. csnen in residence. but a. the last mo
neut ne was commanded 10 preach before
The Queen in the private chapel az windsor,
and luckily he was able to obtain al ade-
quaie substitute at the Abbey in Canon
Rowsen. II seems 10 me that the Dean OF
Windsor ought to make il his business Ia
prevent claGhings OF this Kind, and that care
should be taken not to summon clergy
men or certain Sundays when they nOtori-
ously have important duties elsewhere. II
was well known that ArchdeacOn Farrar
was IN residence al Westminster as, month,
and no inconvenience would have been Oc-
casioned II De had gone 10 Windsor next
I sunday. II j. by no mesns the first lime
! that this sort Of thing has happened. and u
[ j.. quite IN accordance with The selfish In
| difference which royalties invariably maui
/ .est when important business threaten,
/ their own irrational caprices.
The Times and the Standard seem 30 have
! engaged in q competition n to which shall
publish the most cXirav9gaut nonsense
I about Bulgaria. The Stamford luguhrl.
3 ouslv announced last week that Prince
/ Alexander has left soma poorer than when
| b. went. which Is maniiestly downright
] iasebOOd. as according to his own account
/ Inc has extracted 10000 out N the coun-
| try. A matter OF fact. when be went
[ there hc possessed nothing, and bur Tor his
preliminary expenses heIng sdcfraved 10y
The Russian Government be would never
have cot there a. all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
THE SEWER bUKsr INTO TLAuE.
4 SPARK from u Passing E0rse's Shoe
isNItes me Gas az a AnnhSie.
New York v ord

by an explosion OF seWer-gas m man
hole II the southwest corner Of Blyard
street and the Bowery shortly before .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon horse was
severely injured and man slightly
burned about The face. The mauhole Is
located beneath the Bayard-s,reet crossing,
and i covered 10y q perforated iron I'D.
At the moment Of the explosion two
horse truck belonging to News & Brother,
butchers, Of Allen and Delaney streets,
driven by George Page, wa passing, and
il j. supposed that a spark from the granite
pavement by the horses shoe lgnted the
gss a. Il filtered through the mlnhole cap.
The noise oil the explosion brought
host OF frightened people a. The doors and
windows IN the neighborho0d, and caused
. stampede among TIE pedestrians near The
spot. The heavy iron cap was blown
several feet into the air. and fell TO the
street mbrOken, fortunately striking no.
body. A volume Of flame followed, and
was blown against the side OF one Of the
horses by the heavy wind. burning Il
fatally, IL Is feared, and singing the beard
on the face Of Page, the driver.
The fame almost instantly expired. Az
ter the cap was replaced no evidence OF the
explosion renamed except the injured
driver and horse. The former went home
and the latter VIZ taken 10 IT, stable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

ton before his brother. James Brooks.
started the Ereni1g Express in New
York, on June 20. 1886. A. a
member % the staff Of this successful
journal Erastus advanced RAPIDLY IN hi,
profession. lie was sent TO Washington,
where hc represented the Express for sew
,uteen sessions OF Congress, and cOutri-
huied besides 70 other newspapers. His
letters from the start were mastery pro-
auctions. and their brilliant writer was
soon made associate editor OF his brother
publication. A. editor aud proprietor his
connection with the cypress lasted forty
one wears, terminating In June, 1871.
In lS44 Mr.. Brooks married the Youngest
daughter OF Chicf-lus,ice Cranch. The
year before his marriage he spent in travel
ling in Europe A. a know Nothing he
vas elected 10 the state senate in 1853 and
1853. In 1886 he ran for Governor as the
candidate OF that party. Mr.. Brooks was
2 member OF the Constitutional Convention
Of 1876 and OF the Constitutional Com
mission IN IS-1'-2. II will De- remembered
that m iSjj-'1C he engaged IN contro-
ycrsv with Archbishop Hughes on thc
Church-Wopcrty question. which caused
excitement. lie was q member OF the New
York Assembly m 1875, 1879. ISL, and
1852. For many YEAR alr Brooks wa, O
prominent member ~ the State Board OF
Health. the National Health Association.
the National Charities Association. and the
National Indian Rights Association, and
for over a quarter of a century an officer or
director Of the Deaf ana Dumb Asylum
and Nursery and Chlld'> Hospital in View
York. he was also for a dozen year. or more
a trustee Of Cornell University. and was
for many wears one OF the Executive Com
miitee o. the Associated Press, and for q
time-astcr Mr. SimOn-On'- rctiremenl-its
manager. Early in life b. was q Unitarian
in bis religious preference, bur later became
an Epsc0palian. lie devoted the htteT
wears oi III, life TO hi, farm, doing occasional
literary work for newspapers and maya
zines.
Mr. BROOK, leaves % widow. two daUcb
ter>. and q son. The eldest daughter
Mr.. Eugene Dubois. The other daughter
j. Ms Bertha Greeley Brooks. The son
The youngest OF the family, Is Era,iu, Eho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Americans ss Athletes.

The love Of outdoor sports and athletics
in general II getting 30 be almost as dis
tinguishinga Characteristic Of Americans as
OF Englishmen. &. ID. Baird, OF New York
city, Gays:
~ heartily recommend 10 the athletic
fraternity the Use Of Alcock's Porous Pas
tiers. They have been standard remedy
in our family for years for all chest and
lung Disorder, a. well as for treating In.
Examinations"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
No MIN rod.

hunting Yesterday, eh. Kill any
thing 2"
mo. | got Disguised and came home
early."
What wa the matter
"Dropped my tiask on a stone and broke
il. after I'D got i've or six miles into the
woods"
Your powder-fissk "
Powder.nask Nc. guess you don't
go hunting much, do yout"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

Erastus Brooks, the de~ased editor and
politician. was born 10 Portland. Me-, on
Jsnuary 81, 1916. He learned The printers
srt, published the GGzeife In Haverhill.
mss, whore also be taught In On academy,
editsd ihe Portland advertiser In the
Harrison campaign. and was selected to
take the electoral vote 10 Washing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Rather Tame

How did you enjoy the party At
Grimes's last night " inquired Thompson
Oi his Chicago cousin.
Awful tame" replied that individual
Tame Why, | thought 1t was par
ticuiarly animated
Animated. Why, there wgsn'i single
feht during the whole night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
THE MOON.

The December moon fulls or the jan al
N. sim. A. NJ. On tie 9th, two days w.
fore the full, she is az Der beares. point Of
approach 10 Neptune st Oh. l3m. A. NJ. b.
ing 80 20 south. On the 18Th she i IN con
junction with Saturn at III. 5Sm A. NJ,
being p 80 south. The moon mex draws
near 10 Uranus, the day after the h'i quar-
ter, on the 18th, nj Oh. 45m. A. NJ, be-
ing % ~ north at the time OF conjunction.
She next pays her respects 70 jupiter on
the goth, At lob. 29m. A. NJ. being % ~
north. Mercury comes next In her course,
the conjunction taking place on the 2Sd at
Sh. 53m. A. NJ, the moon being 80 y north.
On the 25th she is in conjunction with We
nus at 4h. 3sm i. NJ, being A. 80 north.
She closes the circuit on the 27tn by her
nearest approach 70 Mars AZ IA. 44m +. NJ,
when che IL g. 80 north.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
BUSINESS OProRrCNsTY.

A RARE CHANCE FOR TUE SAW.
"A MILL BUSINESS FOR sale, privately.
TWO GOOD SAW MILLS and FIX
Tukks. TEAMS. HAksEss. wAooNe.
TRUCKS, TRAM-RoAp. &e,. &C. Rome
STANDING TiAki.S and . lxrxe quantity
OF TlMBEk for sale bear by. Terms easy.
Address b. j. DU VAL a CO.. Box 10. Man
chester. Va de i-lots
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SEr1 TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND. November 80. 1850.

OFFICE or CITY COILECToR.
RiCHH0SD. November 80. 1850.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
between the hours o. O'Clock A. NJ. aud q
O'Clock r. VI. nom the
18TH TO THE sIsT DAY or DECEMBER.
1856. INCLUSIVE.
foT the purpose OF receiving from 81 per-
SONS
TAXEs DUE THE CITY or RICHMOND.
Any persOn whOEnRu fail 10 pay sad taxes
within the time 30 limited will he considered
delinquent and vii! be charged penalty Of
FIVE PER CENT and Interest Al the rate
q per centum per snnum.
A. t. WOODSON.
De lin CITY Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
HsCH uoxD AIT nssO sas-

IN NEW STYLES OF MOULDING
lcV FOR FRAMES 10 order. EH6HA.
WINGS tTCHlN0S. wATEkC)lOnx
PAINTINGS Plush GOODS. CdkisfMk6
Sahus :, sr L. &C., iovsf sasa ever
ross-u 2o7 kzoad s1sss4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

Take no "just as good" Get the genu
Inc ssly alton OH. II kills pain. Price IS
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
THE suy.

During December the days continue to
decrease until the 18th. TneY tben remain
OF tin same length until the 18th, when
there u an increase Of ono minute. On the
Isl the sun rises at Oh. 81 A. NJ. and sets at
III. l6' i. ~, making the DAY sh. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

All our physicians recommend Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup for hoarseness and Gods.
25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
TIE WITH snIgTIcE.

1bt WiNItt
This JOYFUL time-mark accounts for the
new stste 81 events. IL receives it, name.
a. Is well known, from two Latin words
eanng the sun stands still. On the alst,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, the sun en-
tiers the sign Caprlcurn1s, and The astro-
nomicIl winter begins. the sun just
giazcs the tfOpic Of Capricorn. and MS
southern progress i stayed. HeuceiDrth
the night, will grow no longer, the
sunrise and sunset points will no longer
move southwark, and the suns meri-
dian altitude will no longer decrease
In the North Temperate Zone. HencgfoTth
storms may slower, tempest rage. and cold
CONCEAL Us; but til. sun has turued hls face
northwards. the dominion o. ice and snow
is conquered. and every revolving Gay
draws U> nearer 10 the hour when winter
and spnns will embrace each other. The
winter s0lsticC does moi herald the advent
~ tho Christian veal, Lcither T. IL record
accepted on the annals Of the civil year; nut
II Is none the less the commencement OF
the natural year. Ia the Olden times and IN
the poetic ages OF ruder civilization The
nations Of the north lived nearer TO nature.
Their year began when The sun had reached
biz greatest southern defamation and turned
his course to bless the northern nations
with increasing hight and heat. Ii was the
jubilee Of the year to their simple natures
The lone-antCipated hour when, with music,
dancing. and festive offerings they paid
homage to the rude deitirs they wOrs1ipped.
The venerable yule log was drawn from
the depths Of the primitive forest. Every
waIfarer bowed reveTenily a. II passed,
Tor be- knew that IN it, fires all old wrongs
and heart burnings would be CONSUMED,
and that il would cause the liquor To flow
in the wassai.bOWl The Druids gathered
the misilctOe from the sacred oak. Bard-
sang their rude songs and from every land
81 The semi civilized world arose unlycr-
sal thantsg ling in every neart was
aroused feeling of dependence upon
higher power. hose auspiclous care was
invoked Tor ihe coming year with votive
offerings and propitiatory sacrifices.
In the strange blending Of ChriStIan and
pagan rites which make the Heterogeneous
elements Of oIT Christmas and NeW-leir's
festivities, or Thanksgiving for vastly
greater privileges are no more heartfelt,
our religious VOWS are no more sincere.
and our modern convcntionalsms no nearer
10 nature than were the simple faith and
Trust symhol'Zed in the obscrvInce- 0f the
Oldcn times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

long. ON the Dist the sun rises 1t III. Ia
A. N. and sets NJ IN g, r. NJ. making
The day Oh. 81 long. Thus on the
last day Of the mouth, the day Is - n.
shorter than u was at the commencement.
The days shorten slowly until the 18th.
Then remain without change for the eight
Following days, and then the programme
changes. The sun turns his face north
waIds, bis extreme point OF southern de-
clination 23o 81 has been reached, and the
hrsi proof OF his returning steps Is given
IN the three additional minutes that mark
The increased length Of the daylight on the
last day Of the wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
FINANCIAL
CLEANING. DyEfNG. re.

DICaMOND STEAM DYEING,-
~ SECURING AND CARPET CLEAN
nond. Va. Special attention paid 10 clean
ing, dyeing and repairing GENTLENES'8
CLOTHES. CARPETS tsken mp, cleaned.
ard re aid. Ma. A. ]. PYLE.
&C l-f .SuxWBm PropristruRL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
EDUCATIONAL

TELEGRApHY AND SHORT
HAND thoroughly taught by lieu ~
wide. practical experiences. Day and eve
ming sessions FOR ladies' aud gen tletaeI.
For terns, etc. address Mc3iLNkA DOL
I.EGE OF TELtGRAPHY AND SHORT
HAND Godcln hSI. corner Eleventh and
Bank streets. Richmond. Va
no 27-6Avlms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

THE GREATEsT CURIOSITY ~ THE
WORLD OF LITERATURE.
Call and see Il.
RANDOLPH d ENGLISH
mn % iAw 1902 Main stroo2
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Tx BhADsTkk CoAPA
PROFRIEToEs.
pIssoIrTSoN a Co.pARrNERsaIr.

DIssOLUTION OF O0-PARTNER-
IL sHIP.-The firm OF joins II. TYLES
q co. has been Dissolved by mutual con-
sent. JAME1N r. TYLER. OF the late irn.
assuming Gll the assets anc Liabilities,
The hus ness " 40 bs continued by MIN in
LIE own name. JOHN u. TYl4ER A co.
Referring 10 the above. respectfully an
nounce 10 the public that VIII confirms
the iewelry business lately carried on ~
JOHN n TYLhRs co, AZ the old stand.
NO sOT PAGES Block and with Increased
facilities for serving them respectfully soil
eft thelr patronsge. JAMES r.. TYLER,
Successor 10 J. IL. Tyler a 90.
no2s.au. tn, ThSsu4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
vLsT POM GEAnr4TLs W4NTED.

This matter j, OF vital importance, a.,
al present the best officers for this service
are not 0btllnabie FOR IL. West Point
graduates cannsl De- assigned TO the corps
and the anomaly exists OF 4 nation maIn-
taininga trst-class military and scientific
school, while It's pupils cannot bc assigned
10 this branch Of service. one more nearly
purely scientific than any other"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
TUE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

.
THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
i lately existing under the firm and style
q ID STOktS & sIMMOSS-ir which A.
y. STOkEs. new deceased. was the special
mariner and THOMAS ~. srOk ~ and W. ID.
fMMOSs were the general pArtners-is by
consent OF the general partners aud By The
death Of the said a. y. sToKEs. which toon
place on the 18Th day OF November. 1850,
dissolved 7 ID. STOKES sslMhOS-.
THOMAS d. Stokes,
". u. SIMMONS.
ANNOUNCEMENT or NEW PARTNER
SHIP.
The Undersigned have determined 70 form
a Partnership under the firm and style al
STOKES & SIMMONS. TO commence on the
LIST day o. January next, ana 70 conduct tne
business OF " holeeeie dsAlers In hafs-
TIE place ~ busi ne8 Of the neW concern
Will be NJ No. 7 Siokee's biooks On feon
''''''' THOMAS d aTUKNR
po2s-Au6w w. -. SIsMONa-
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, SO.

lie. SHE. 1T.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-13
ALPHABET OF HEALTH.

The Trinity Church Association Of New
York Ofty distributes gratuitously anon
the tenement houses In the lower wards Of
the city printed card containing the fol.
lowing hints for the preservation OF health.
tainly worth praoticinE.l
As soon as you're up. shake blankets aud
Better be without shoes than sit with wet
feet,
Children, II healthy, are active, not still;
Dam0 beds and damp clothes will both ma X Q
you Ill.
Eat slowly, and always chew your food we'll;
Freshen the air In the house where you
dwell.
Garments must neyer be made to be tight;
Homes will bs healthy II airy aud light.
II you wish to be we'll, as you do, I've no
doubt,
Just open the windows before you ~ out.
Keep your rooms always tidy and clean;
Let dust on the farntture never be reen,
Much illness is caused by the want Of pure
NOW to open your windows be ever your
care.
Old rags and old rubbish should never be
Repi;
People should sec that their foors are we'll
swept,
Quick movements in children arc healthy
and right.
Remember, the young cannot thrive without
light.
SEQ that the ciatern is clean to the brim;
Take care that your dress is all tidy and
trim.
Use your nese TO II I'd out II there be q ba d
drain,
Very sad are the levers that Come in its
train.
Walk as much as you can without feeling
fatigue,
XsIques could walk full many a league.
Your heath is your wealth, which your Wis
/ dom must keep;
Zeal Will help God cause, and the goot
| you Will reap.