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HE A OF LOUISl4v,1
2o'h Judicial District Court. Pa,
I~h Ut ~Lafmrcl,.
Succession Of .Joseph y. Dant;. y
1913 Probates.

Pnrsnint t. an order and ,,c.r.
ShUvr emit led conr' an,i in a., H." -
cOinni>>'"n Il" III. directed in ,,,c ",.." % |
tea and ~ni'nh"r"i 'E'cr. ssioi / will s.1.reu
IA" a. inhlr ,uciion pursu n, IA I.es',
tn" iast at high - hi'I'lrr a, III. sw,E
i'll thr town VI f~hihod.uA, on sSasS
~ArUHEAY. Nay IS so
b'fw "h tue hours vi II o'cluck a
ocl'ck T., ~. th" following ,...r;h.. ~
pct;V w 90 M. t. SAT-, ~i cpssi,, D. Pf1
The niaI:Si ei lrIi t "a r,y,,,n
ri t4nH sitirtel IN ia > ,n.rish ''a1
right bank - Bayou Laiou- e,s ~
tn mics or'"w the town OF rh;h1
daux measuring twu risnrs tr,,,, ,"u9
~ aiients Ia 'hpth bounded .,lr,v.. n. ~
t"in-ii at Aaxinillcn H,tryr,,i. ana ,'-nu
'i.A those -" 'r formerly d. ouy ms -
cicn Gui'.toZ jo.ct'ti with al tl,,. 1.,.I,l1
'h. ! re YEA rnts thereon. lisa tina 1911
"e'' hal ~ "nr COW. IN. horse. o,s Ia ~
TWO w"o'i' II fccain. CHAIRS
trihs All! cDIriitions at sale Ca.h ~. .J
Spot ~ I ni,e'i States Treasury uo,.s 800
Gents ~PNa
.r;,s $50 LoRlO. sAssts.
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Lower Lafourche Items.
April 3O,-1ss9.

ApTli oU, 1903.
Empty sacks are being received by
planters. This is. a sure sign that
shipments of onions and potatoes will
soon be made, and although late,
these crops have q beautiful appear
ance and promise to. give a good yield.
Plant CINE ia slowly comm. up, and
on several plantations is reported not
to be in very good condition. Rat
toons in general are good and promise
to give II good stand; corn is also do
ing we'll.
Last Sunday. week, according to GUS
tom, the pcws i'll St. S~auyeur's Church
were offered ut auction to the highest
bidder for cash. AS some forty or tif-
ty additional pews had been placed in
the church, it WAS reasonably expect
ed that they would be sold cheaper
than in previous years. At the begin
ming bidding was quite spirited, but it
appears that the pews had all been
taxed at a certain price, and later on,
as they did not realize the price set on
them by Father Letilly, he abruptly
stopped the sale, and as many persons
thought themselves unable to a
the price fixed by him, We deeplv e
greet that he deemed it a wise action to
stop the sale aud leave them without
pews. True. some very important
work upon the church is in progress.
and money was certainly needed to
complete the same, but notwithstand-
ing this, no one is better able to iudye
the amount that he ian pay for a pew
than he who pays for it.
On the Goth instant, Il meeting of the
citizens OF the Fourth Drainage Dis
trict took place in che spacious club
room Of the Welcome House ut Lock-
port. The object of the meeting was.
if we are correctly informed, to ID
point a committee to confer with Mr..
T.. II. LacrOix, with power to purchase
his dredgeboat. The committee IN
pointed visited Mr.. Lacroix last Mon
day, but the result of their visit has
not yet come to Our knowledge.
We have been Informed that Miss
Graciease B~ariileaux, the efficient
teacher Of the Ledet school, has made
application to the parish board
to be appointed teacher of the Rodri-
que school, upon the expiration Of her
present engagement. Miss Barilleaux
being a refined and highly recommend
ed young lady, We hope that the
school board will give her the position
asked for.
On the 22d instant, at st. Sauvcur,s
Church, Lnckport, by Rev. Letilly,
Mr.. Albert Savoie was married to Miss
Elmirc Savoie. After the
the happy couple were driven to the
residence Of the brides father. Mr..
Jourdain Savoie, where their friends
and relatives awaited their return to
offer them congratulations.
r. L. BELL.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court. Par.
ash Of LafOnrche.
Emily Hebert. Cye, o.. Dominique
Hara"g. husba~ d.
No. 1878.

This ease having been regularly 6xed for
trial, was taken M and tried. and the law
and the evidence heing in favor of plaintiff
and agsi.s' def. nlant;
II il therefore order FL, s.jndged and de-.
creed that plaintiff. Emily Hetert, wife, do
have judgment against her husband. Duni.
niq"e Haran.. forever dias0lving the com
mnpity ut acguet~ and gains hithrrt" =. i.t,ny
between the said plaintiff aud her said nus.
band. the defendant herein ; ami that said
Emily Hebert il hereby given aud rest ored to
the administration of her separate and para.
phernai funds and property aud it 10 further
ordered. adjndged and dee reed thai the
plaintiff, Emily Hrbert, wife. do nave and
recover OF defendant, her said husband, DO.
miniqur Harang. be- sum Of i've hundred
and ninety Line $500 dollars, 1889 81 with
lrgai int. rest thereon from the 2Sth day OF
June, 1873, uni. paid. Defendant to pay all
cnsta.
Thus done and signed in open court, this
10th day of April. 1879.
(SignedJ TAYLOR BEATrIE,
Judge Goth Jud. Dist.
Filed t)ct 10. 1889
~ ItSigncd) j. W. KNnBLOrH. Clerk.
-. "a tru- copv. Test. Clerk Office,
(~) Parish of L.fourrhe. April ~, 1881
J.. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2hfi. Jn,ilcial Dl.,iirt G,,,,, D..
III, 81 l.a,onrch+.
- =
S"ecess'o" Of Elisabeth CarmoseAA 1,
ceased, VIE Of Iassear Gaxtreosr
Sr. No. 1868, ProJates.

-Ph'>ian' t"abntd.r rtl ,s.t.eot th.LJ
en'it Ell tonrr aud i, ut,. ., Ms. a, :. ...~.
s,o" 10 M" 'iirc 'ieti in ,hr aboye ,.nti,L.J ~
E'.'isi"- ell sicfrsSiou, Will ~
Tor sac nj .'nl,Ir. snr;,.a 49,
&" Jaw the st AID hixii.,, bs,,acy - \. ,
c"''' i''ii-r ~ i. town al tnirniaax ii ~
rafl>''" i.,i"iir,i Ia. On
= ttkDAE. SAY Il. iSS9
De, we"u Tia tu.,ir> .f II .,',inek y, -.
"'I"h y. nt.. tie io.inw.D. i, .,t ,.,. -
II. to- I: sfN1
l. - a3n i:set ri land, Situated i'm 49,
PARIS. III itr ~ I bank ut la, u, / ~ .nn,rLJ
AZ ''b"n' :: riics lc,"w the t.wr ~ T;h.1
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ny var : ~ Nuaia i.rii.s,.c ami t,,,l,.. NJ
ian = .! -Ate',;,i t;nn.tttvuy. t.,,rtncr vii
~ '''' musings ana i'm .r,y. nients ti,sr,s,,l
''t' "l"'''"i = tnrv.blt.-. ti-~ir:
mt''r. | cart. ! uraaoir. = b,,sn.sis ~
oe,''l'g. ~ ch ms slad | small abe J
itri"- and '"h,titinns ri sale 1C,sh az Nv
Il''' !" Cnr'.,i States Treasury Note, = -
debts.
$50 ?, f. LoRIo, ShsriG
49, - $50 4
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

Z. cambridge Munday, ESQ.,, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy re-
suits. Ny brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life"
Mr. d. 1. WilcOxson, of Horse Cave.
NY, adds a like testimony saying: He
positively believes he would have died.
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, "a
we'll az cure Dengue and all Malarial
Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver
and Stomach Disorders stands UNEQUAL
cd. Price SOC. and 81 at Thibodaux
Drug Store.
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No death which has occurred of late
years has caused such general regret
n Louisiana as that Of f. John Ellis.
the silver-tongued orator. 1t was 80
sudden and unexpected that it was
hard to realize, and proved IL severe
shock to all who knew him. He was a
man Of brilliant attainments and uni
rersally admired. His fame as an ora
tor reflects great credit on his native
State, to which he was always loyal
and faithful. Louisiana has lost one
of her ablestand most patriotic citizens,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court-Par
lrh IF Lafonrche.
Finlay & Br"nswig rs. DR.. p. r
MclaMcOn. No. 1902.

Tahe notice, that acting under . wri,
OF d. ia. ~maDaring from the abovc entitled
r"nrf. in he sh"ve entitled and numbered
case l have seized anil will offer for sale a,
public %a,'ction. pursuant to Law. to the last
and highest 0id'ler, ON the promises aitu at4d
in this parish, left bank of bayou L. fonrrh.
at about - m,ira below the town of Thin,
danx, between the hours Of II o'clock a. m.
aud 4 u'ci"ck y. m. ON
SATURDAY. NAY H., 1889,
the following dsscrihed property, to-wit: The
contents Q, u certain drug store, sit u nj
Longuevil'e. in this parish, left bank BAYOU
Lafourche. abOut ~ " lies below the town az
Thibodaux. consisting Of dru~s and n,sdi.
cines, etc. Ais" "ne set Of buggy harness
two p""ics-"ne black and enc bay.
Terms aud cobditiOua ut salr-i:ash az, rho
spot in United states trea.nrv nc,re
.,,- ,oo. Z. &. LORIO,
APi'' ~ 1908. Sheriff
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MALAaAr, La, April 28, 1889.
Editor SDx1rNDL

Gois0f S0N1INDL
Dear Sir-I think the time has come
for some scientist to devise means to
destroy the corn worms, which are in
creasing yearly, spreading into some
of the finest parishes in the State and
destroying both corr and cane. These
insects make their appearance about
March and remain in the ground until
May. During these two months it is
doubtful whether the seed put in the
ground will come up or not. In many
cases the worms eat the sprouts off the
kernel. The sugar cane does not suffer
as much AS the other plants in many
cases the cane sprouts again, but no
doubt it requires extra labor to bring
1t out. They are also very destructive
to garden seed. such rs beans, peas,
cucumbers, M Ions, etc. The appear
ance OF these pests dates back to 1853.
In those days they we're few, and up
to 1874 OccasiOned little trouble. They
then began increasing, and since 1885,
n year following the Davis
they have steadily increased. The
larva or egg is deposited in the ground
IN the fall OF the year. The little corn
worm, as it is commonly called, matches
about May. Some of these are the
lightning bugs and some are the yellow
dotted pumpkin lugs. The latter are
sometimes very troublesome to garden
vegetables. Nothing seems to iniure
this little worm, neither rain nor cold.
Let some Of our parishioners give
us their experience with this little de-
stroycr and tell us what they have
done towards annihilating it. 1t is be-
coming a very serious matter with
which our farmers have to contend
every spring, and is Il source of much
expense in extra seed and labor, as
we'll as Of much tronble and anxiety.
Il hope that some of your many
readers, VIII" are are farmers like my
self, will favor Ills with their expert
and impart to us the means with
which they wrestle with this dreaded
enemy Of their corn and potato patches.
Respectfully, JERRY.
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THE CUT WORM.

We publish in another column o
letter from an esteemed correspondent
on the subject of this little pest,
which ia SO great q nuisance to the
farmer. 1t has given considerable
trouble this season in various sections
Of this parish. In some places far
ners have had to replant their corn
De novo. This not only entails greater
expense of money, time and labor,
but oftentimes seriously endangers
the prospects Of the crops.
The weather is apt to unpropitious
in the latter part Of the planting sea-
son, and late planting, especially of
corn, never does as we'll, even under
favorable circumstances, as the earlier
sowing.
1t would be a great blessing to
farmers if some sure and inexpensive
can Of getting rid of this little enc
my could b. discovered. It would
have to. be some agency that would
kill the worm without affecting the
seed, plant or soil. We say plant,
because the worm does not confine it's
operations to the seed alone, but even
attacks the tender plant, cutting it
by the roots.
Climatic influences seem to affect
in a marked degree the reproduction
Of this troublesome little worm. Mild
winters ars generally followed by it's
appearance in large numbers, causing
much worry and anxiety to the farmer,
and swelling the sum total of his crop
expenses. Another suggestive fact is
that overlooked lands are generally
infested with the plague the year
following the overflow.
We know Of no remedy to rid far
ners Of this pest, and suppose there
IL non from the fact that none has
sver, SO far as we are informed, been
applied in this section of the country.
There ought to he some means Of
treating the subject. Perhaps, if our
farmers and planters would compare
notes and exchange experiences, some
collation. might be reached. We think
the suggestion made by our correspon-
dent, that each give his experience to
a. -,Als~ "
good may come of its adoption.
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CAnD Oe
HALL HeMs HOOK L LADoBa Co. No. I. I
T~hibudaux. Nay 3. 1885,. I

NALL 0018 0OVA - 0A0O08 W. y .
Thibodaax, Nay 2. 1857. :
At . regular monthly meeting Of th com.
pany, held on The 2yti III April. The follow
ing resolutions were offered BY the under
signed arrangement committee, which were
unanimously adopted aud ordered to 10
published:
Whereas. our numerous friends. By their
spontaneous aud generous exertie"s in our
behalf Oh the occasion of our last annual pa.
rade, have sgain placed US under lnestiMable
obligations to them anil
Whersus. we .leem it cur duty to put OF
record our recognition oil til. great obi CATION
We owe them. although words can hut feebly
ex ,,ress its full sense; be it thu refOre
Resolved. that tO all who gave Us n helping
hand ON that occasiOn We tender our heart
lest til ."k~ ant beg to assure them OF our
sincere-t ap,recia ion of their kind services
accorded:
To Mrs H.. Hoffman and daughters for the
tasteful manner in which they decorated the
truck to Mrs. j.. H.. tnttir, fer u beautiful
wreath; to Mrs. NMrc,s>o EOudreaux. for n
fine bouquet; to Mesars Emile kivirre. Hud-
son w. ! abor. Jr.. octave roups. Luke BOu-
dryanx. { lepphas Tnups and Lee F"ret. ''ur
gallant mar,hals, for their highly appreciated
recel tion.
To ses>rs. emile R,vierr. Hudson w. Ia
boz DR., I. r. Be grron aud Henrs Riviere
Henry FIR ST aud Clay Layir.ln for I'll. loan
of their tine horses to the Thii,oLaux brass
Band for tarir el,uire selections of music.
Trust III u.." We remain yours.
LEA DIRE BuUDHEAt X.
CAMILLE LEt;E> DIRE,
A tue copy: MYRTLE NAQUIN,
ALciDE hARGIs, Secretary.
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Probably the last victim. Of the ill.,
fated steamer Kate Adams, burned
near Commerce Landing last Decem-
Der, was found in the river at Arkan-
sas City on the 18th ult. 1t was the
body OF Il white woman, dressed in
night clothes and a cloak. The body
was naturally decomposed beyond re-
cognition, the flesh Of the legs aud
arms having all fallen of.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
twentieth Judicial District Court.
Parish Of Lafonrche.
John y. Seely, Dttiue Testamentarv
Executor, % Ed,card g. O.rtis.
No. 2419.

i"ks notice that acting under an order Of
seizure and sale ema mating fr0m the nhn,.
entitled court in the above ent,tlesi and MN.
oersd case l have seixed and will sG.r Ter
saie ~ pubic auction pursuant II law to the
last aud highest bidder. 1t the eourthon =, &.
the town of T~hihOdaux. on
SATURDAY. MAY n. 1889.
hetween the hours IF III O'Clock n. m .,a 4
O'Clock p. m, the following described pro
perry. to-wit: ~
A certain fractional lot OF ground Or tow,
lot. situated in the town Of Thjbod.nx in ths
parish Of Lsfourche: ssid fractional IL ~
ground measuring ~ feet tssbss
more or less on Focus street. bv 50 FEET &.
depth from Fast 70 west: bonudsa
east by Focus street, noith BIZ property h.
longing to Joachim RadeAux, west By other
property Of the vendor and property heIsuv
!r W rrotec.or FIRE 20. No. =. aud south BY
ihitndaux street, tOxether with All Nh.
buildings and improvements thereon. helm"
The sonthea~t~rn corner Of lot No. q on ths
pla" Ut the town Of Thibodaux, which a..
acquired with q larger portion Of said kt bv
said vendor on the 9th day Of October. 1874
at y sher'h's SALE: in snit entitled 'Arthenias
Si'nwoncaux, wife, Va. No. 34A Nath. Hnur
husband Being tho said propertv ~
luired BY said Curtis from the said ME-
Si'um"neaux. widow of n. Boure. per act nr
sale ard mortgage Of date the 9th Marrh
1852, heforr Philip r. Leyendre, deputy cls,E
anu OK omcio notary public Of sxid parish.
1erme and conditions Of salo-Cnsh on Tia
spot in United States Treasury Notes 70 ,sv
and eatisf! the sum- Of two hundred and &ftv
dollars, with eight per cent per aunum inter.
est thereon from March q, 1887. untii MA
with five per cent on the asrreya,s
thereof, - attorneys fees and ali cosfs o.
IN for cash aud on n credit, to secure An .dIi.
s'onal :rm Of two hundred and 6fty dollsr,.
With eight per cent per annu,u intersse there.
on from hArch -. 1857. until. paid. and Ave-
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-, O"LnANs' Nosember ~, ISSy.
r. Gsuaux. Fat, Pharmacist.
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in adding nv
test,m"ny to tho remedial properties 81 aud
soothing effec's produced by your a;rsaIr
we'll known Asthma Powder. my wife hsvinc.
~ its use. been relieved OF . most d,stressir..
Cough, ,rhen other Renedies had failed.
Yours truiv. A. g. L~AsrRApxa
With Fnlay 4 BrunswiX. (Nholesaie Drux
Housed
Branch efics for 0ouaux's Remedisa, 81 De.
eatsr street. up stairs Call for samples.
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The Loaisiama Press ASSN
CfaatfOn.
n "a =,

y ORLEANS, La, March II, 1859.
Inc members OF the Louisiana Press As.o.
citation are hereby notified that the nrrf an.
nnal meeting will be held on Monday. Nav
": lss', at the city of Thibodaux. Every
member is earnestly requested to attend the
me Of his intention to be present; also Maior
=. Z; Grisamore.. ~Thibodaux. La, stating
whether accompanied by ladies or NOT. is
made. LEON .JASTRElS0TX y
President Louisiana Press Associafion.
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The Texas Press Association con-
vened last Monday at Ell Paso, trans
acted business, elected officers and ad-
Jou'ned to meet next year at Houston.
A large attendance was on hand and
great interest manifested.
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Thib0deaux's Worm Killer.

ThibOdeAuX's Worm Killer is Enc hoa,
worm medicine for the least money. Tastes
eelicious. Children cry for more" "a IL
: not make them as deathly sick to a
has destroyed 100 large worms ; and ike AN
angel OF mercy it has found its way INTO ml.
most every household in the COUNTRY.
Everybody likes it," Just try II.
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Mr.. P. r. Herwig, chairman of the
Louisiana State Republican Committee.
vas surprised on the 18th ult. by his
ed. friends Of the Treasury Depart
nent on the occasion. of. his fitch
birthday. He got q handsome French
Hlesk with accessories.
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Mt. Vernon. I1d.. Dae q

MI. VorhOb, It'd, Ooc. }, 1886.
1 had tho regular Wabash Cbilis At various
h"es for nearly five ye.ra and tried different
l purchased two bot ties Of Certain Chill Cnra
from y. II; F"gAs & Co., druggists Of Mt.
Vernon, and cured myself and child perma.
hentiy OF the disease. A. l.. EGELSTON.
Sold by Thihodaux Pharmacy.
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Superintendent Of Public Education
Breaux has made an apportionment
of the school fund revenues of 1888.
amounting to $51 ,O61.25. OF this.
New Orleans gets $40, 1868, and East
Baton Rouge. 1,277.49.
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Ex-United States Senator VIM. H.
Barnum, Of Connecticut, chairman OF
the National Democratic Committee.
died on April 30th last.
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ices. u Z there Be-. Tho aaid go.
ments 70 ne eatxible os March & ~ y ~
perry n shef nesntin'e r. bs ssS rs~., 49,
gagged {" sscsFe aaid credit ,ns,ai,rs..s'. ~
c~il.,I.'nserts and astors~v's iees. ma ,a!de]
o.. cn@h i'Or'i"i IT said ,urchsss n.ssN
tit'"nes "s pad hv privilege and p,ss,s =
On" ~n'cu rae an'"''nt in principal ~ :
m%"rt.,r.. ' mor ~, =. and r0at.. j. ~sssssej
clerk as u oressid vt ,lAre II -. Sseesl
April IL, 1889. onef1f.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-28

eaytblv existence are swallowed up in the
eternal year of Godl
NV friends. take this good cheer home
with Won. These tears of bereavement tnat
course your cheek. and of persecution, and
of trial are not always to be there Inc
motherlv hand of God will wipe them all
away. What is the use. oD the way to such
q aconsummation-wha is the use OF iretting
about ANYTHING? oh, what an exnilaratlon
# ought to be in Christian work! See you
the pinnacles against the sky? 1t Is the city
of our God, and we are approaching II. On,
let us be busy in the few days tnat sna!! re-
main for us. The Saxons and the britons
went out to battle. The Saxons were al
armed. The Britons had no weapons az al;
and vet history tells us the Britons got tne
victory. Why? They went into I pa1le de
shouting three times, '.Halieiulan! anu al
the third shout of "Hallelujah, their enc
mics fled panic struck; and SO the br''ons
got the victory. o
ciate the glories that are to come, we Wouiu
be SO filled with enthusiasm that no power
of earth or hell could stand before us; and
at our first shout the opposing forces "Suiu
begin to tremble, and at our second snouI
they would begin to fall back, ana AZ our
third shout they would be routeo iTfeu AZ =
There is no power on earth or in hell Ihat at
could stand before three such Volleys OF
hallelujsh, &c or,
1 put this balsam on the wounds OF your
heart. Rejoice at the thought of what your y III
departed friends have got rid oi, ana 1na'
YOU have prospect Of 50 soon making your
own escape. Bear cheerfully the ministry
of tears. and exult at the thought that soon
it is to be ended.
There we shall march up the heavenly street,
And grou nd our arms at Jesus feet.