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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
DOMINION TlD-BlgS


Pen Pictures Cuiied From Number of
Exchanges.
"Uncle" Ben johnson. reported 10 Dee the
oldest iuhabifant Of King George county.
died recently, says the Fredericksburg Free
Lance.
The deceased was highly valued slave
of the late Gustavus Wallace, and pro-
fossed 90 know much about the war 0f 1912
and of the earlier settlers of his county. old
Ben was heard 90 remark a few days before
he died: 81 spec dc Lord dun forgot / was
liyin. Seem 20 me bin here 80 long dun
forgot when / cum." The deceased was
highly respected ON account of his good
character and manners towards his supe-
ri0rs.
About the First Boy.
The Tazewell Index says "The appear
ance I'm Tazewell Of a new baby is by no
means an uncommon occurrence. ana as q
usual thing does little towards changing
the even tenor OF our way. once IN liie
time. and only once is 10 possible for each
family TO De visited by the first baby. and ID
always marks an important epoch IN our
lives and If any of our readers refuse io Dee
lieyc that such am occurrence works wonders
in the feelings of at least one individual.
lot such doubling Thomas take 10 upon
himself % interview one kObt. IA. Gillespie
ana We VIII Jay a WN-Nt Ah"N t' Nilt A" .tt %
better in nO uncertain way. To Bob "ihdl
hOyn is the boy of al other boys, and from
his stcntOrian voice bids fair i'm no distant
future 10 awaken the natives with bis elo-
mence and add at least one more 90 the
Radicals OF the west end. Who could
blame the most icy of MS an for shedding q
tear Of gladness at such time. We DON'T
Fearisburg Pastimes.
The Pearisburg'N Nirginian says: We have
some fresh canned goods on hand at this
Office which we are Offering at bargain.
Checker playing is all the 20 in Pearls
burg 40 present 10 Us hard 10 decide who
is the champion player.
The boys are talking strongly OF organil-
ne "a baseball club in our town for The
coming summer. We don't see why they
don't.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
cONrAGIOUs DlsEAsEs.

The senate bill % prevent the iniroduc-
ton OF contagious diseases from one state
10 another. and for the punishment OF GER
tain 0nenses has been fayorAbly reported
from the House Commerce Commlitee
and placed on the calendar. II
provides that whenever 10 shall be-
made 10 appear to the satisfaction OF the
President that cholera, yellow fever, sm !
pox or plague exists in any state or Terri
tory or in the District Of Columbia. and that
there is danger of the spread fsuch disease
TO other states, he shall cause the secretary
Of tbs Treasury 10 promnlgate such rules
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
fHy United Press.

I'm the Senate today. the resolution offered
Yesterday hy Senator Voorhees,, in regard TO
the lease of tbe seal Islands in Alaska. WI s
reported back from the committee on finance
adversely.
A number of bills were reported from
committee. aud The senate, 40 o'clock,
went into executive session.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

Y. 70 staad . Thousand yeoss lisesalne
to the enchanting music Of Hesvsn asa
then 70 ind ont that the haspeEs ase
eely tuning their haspA
Finally I remark, that Il Win b .
unanimous scng. There viii. no doab4
b some to lead. butall Win b sxpectsa
TO join. Il will b grand congregational
singinC. All tho sweet voices q The
redeemed Grand music it Win b
whom that new song crises Lsthef
sings t. Charles Wesl6y Gings IL
lowell Mason sings It At The peariy
gste. nogood-bya The song viii b moro
pleasant because we are always 70 Stag
It Mightier song - our other friends
come in. Aightier soag - other gar
lands are set on the brow Of Jesus
Mightier song - Christs glories I'M
fold.
Those nations that have always been
distinguished for their capacity in song
will lift their voices In that melody.
Those who have had much oppos.
tunity 70 hear the Germans sing
will know what idea / mea To
give when I say that the great Ger
man nation will pour their deep full
voices into the new song. Everybody
knows the natural gift Of the African
for singing. No singing on this CONT
nent like that of the colored churches
in the South. Everybody going to Rich
mOnd or to Charleston wants TO hear the
Africans sing. But when not only Eth.
opia, but all that continent Of darkness
lifts up Its hands, and all Africa pours
her great volume Of voice into the new
sonR-that will be music for you Add.
cd to this are all the sixteen thousand
millions of children that are estimated
to have gone into glory. and tho host of
young and old that shall hereafter PEG.
pie the earth and inhabit the stars.
Oh! the new song! Gather 1t all up!
Multiply it with every sweetness! Pour
1t into every harmony! Crown 1t with
every gladness! Belt 1t with every
splendOr! Fire 1t with every glory!
Toss It to the greatest height Of majes-
ty! Roll It to the ~grsndest cycle OF
e~ternity!-and then you have but the
faintest conception of what John ex-
~perienced when. amid~t the magnii-
oenoe Of spoc.lyptic vision. he heard it
tho now song!
God grant that At last We may all sing
it But II we do not sing the praise OF
Christ upon earth We will ncver sing 1t
in Heaven BE sur that your hearts
are now attuned for the heavenly wOr-
ship There is . cathedral in Europe
with an organ at each end. Organ
nswer organ, and the music waves
backward and forward with indescrib-
able effect Well, my friends the time
will come when earth and Heaven will
be but different parts Of n great ac-
cord. 1t will 10 joy here and joy there!
Trumpet TO trumpet! Organ to organ!
Hallelujah to hallelujah! until the
day break and tho shadows fee away.
turn, my beloved, and DO thou like .
roe or . young hart upon the mountains
Of Bether!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

twenty-five foot pole can raise . heavy
hog into the barrel more easily than
can four or five standing on the plat
form. by turning the pole around (see
dotted lines) the hog can be swung upon
the platform and reversed In . moment
by means of the rope; a Is an inch iron
rod driven into the post; b shows the
form OF the aperture in the pole. This
is a cheap and excellent continuance.
Lay tho pole away when not In use
Rural New Yorker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

GRADING TARGET. ana t8hten 70 any
desired height Paint the outside Of the
target red, and the center white. Lowell
. square 1t the lowest point OF the
drain; set the target at the highest
point with the center level with the
square; then raise the target TO give any
desired descent for the fall Of the
water in the drain.
The device shown here II simple, and
It's construction is explained BY the
cut Two men bearing down on this
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

whom laying WA
IL u Aads q .
strip q AAf-ineA
boerd. Two snA o.
halftnch0 wide Al
six or ' foot
long. with . half
inch slot down the
center. - shown In
the cut Mark Is
Oh In feet sod
inches like
square. Cut .
round piece from
an inch board six
or ' inches N
diameter. boee .
small hole In the
center not quito
through, TO admit .
~thumb-screw. Then
put . washer on the
~thumb-scsew . d
insert IL In the
target through the
slot from the back.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

= We've heard Of . wcsrsm
who said she'd walk Ave miles
to get 4 bottle Of Dr.. Picrcc's
Favorite Prescription Il she
couldn't get it without. That
woman had tried it. And It's
a medicine which makes itself
felt m toning up the system
and correcting Irregularities IS
soon As its use is begun.
Go to your drug store. pay
a dollar. get 4 bottle and try
try a second. q third il
necessary. Before the third
ones been taken you'll know
that there's 4 remedy to help
you. Then you'll keep on
and a cure Il comc.
But il you shouldn't feel the
help. should be disappointed
in the results -youn find a
guarantee printed on the bot
tic -wrappcr that1l get your
money back for you.
How many women arc there
who'd rather have the money
than health? And Favorite
Prescription produces health
Wonder is that there's 4
woman willing to suffer when
there's a guaranteed remedy
in the nearest drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

HARsn purgstivc remedies are fast giving
way 10 the gentle action and mild eNerts Of
Carter's Little Liver Pills. II you try them,
they will certainly please you
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

OF health and strength renewed and Of ease
and comfort follows the use Of Syrup If
Figs, rs II acts in harmony with nature q,
efectually cleanse the system when co-iivc
or bilious. For sale In 5s, and 81 10 bottles
BY all leading druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

WAS very susceptible Ia colds. The least
exposure would affect my throat aud lungs
Al last I found u safe guard in Smiths
Tonic syrup. II prevents my taking cold
and also quickly cures me Henry Weldon,
Savannah, ga.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

Wac il Dr.. A. 7. Shalicnbergeri Hc il n
prominent physician Of Rochester. Pcnna.
who graduated NJ jefferson Medical Col
lege in lS47. In lS47 he announced the the
ory that all malarial disease was caused by
living germs in the blood and demonstrated
it, CORRECTNESS BY his Antidotc for Malaria.
which cured when all elsc failed Tho
microscope now reveals these gcrms, and
Physicians accept the fact II you have
Malaria In your system, got the medicine
and b well
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

When improvement in stock Il begun
We have usually moro than fifty Q
cent Of betterment in the arst litter,
because the intensity OF character pos.
sessed by pedigree boar Of highly-bred
stock cOun Tor much moro than one.
half the litter from . scrub Now. The
most experienced English breeders 6rst
couple the pair ct ages varying from six
70 fifteen months Breeders shesld b
taken from spring litterA and II their
growth has been steady aud unbrokeA
II their vigOr Il full and individuality
fairly good they may b bred 70 produce
. litter Tor the following spring when
they arc one year old The rules which
apply to the now may b held 70 b q
equal value In determinins the ago Of
service for the boar. With the whole
summer before him he may have the
advantage Of exercise In his open yard,
with cut green food. and . good nitro
Genous ration 10 grow sound boae aad
good muscle. Properly grown and in
good condition. he may b used At eight
or nine months old Farm anA Ho0A
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

No soAP In the world has enr bScn imi
tated NJ much a. Dobbins' Electric Hpap
Tho market il .GsU OF limitations. Be car.
full that you are not dec~fred. ~ IL. Dob
bins, Philadelphia and New York." II
stamped on every bar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

Our engraving. from . sketch fur
nished By * A. Asqaith, BACK Hawk
County. Iowa. represents oae corner q
. vagoa rank for hauling hay, oorn I'd.
der q other forage. The rack 3 made
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

Dr.. Picrce's Pellets regulate
the Stomach. Liver and Bow.
els. Mild and effective.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19
AGRICULTURAL HINTS

TWO USEFUL 0GveCeA
0ssAisg fseeos 1ss kAySa6 .Dsn1D ~
cd Devsoo ~ osa10AoG 49,
Herewith II shown . hasdy aa4 easily
ooostrpcted device Tor obtaiainG . RfaAo
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

THE race Isn't always to the swift Some
times IL Is 10 tho pool sellers. Rochester
Post Express
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

The children consent 70 be undressci and
20 u bed only on condition that mamma
eivcs them each one more DIR. BulTs Worm
don't Ike them, though.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

IT IL diAicult for o lady who paints Ia keep
her conference when out In the rain
Texas SiftinRA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19
THE FRENCH METHOD.

How @ Set . House On Fire According 70
the Latest Plan.
Very original was the mode adopted
recently by the inhabitant Of o village
in the French provinces Of setting fro
to his own house. Ere starting on q
short excursion no arranged q sort of
continuance in q loft at the top OF his
abode, which, as no calculated, would
Gro long have the effect OF e~nvelOping
the building in Aames. Cats wore In
the habit of visiting this attic, and the
crafty peasant accordingly reckOned on
their completely to aid him in carrying
out his plan. Strewing the contents OF
half a dozen boxes of matches IN part OF
the floor. he surrounded them with pa
per and other cOmbustible materials.
Over the matches q rather heavy stone
was suspended from a string, which in
its turn vas kept in its place by a bit Of
bacon fastened to its other end and act
ing Is . knot All his measures having
been taken with due. precaution. the
willy c%Ountryman sailed forth. walking
in . ~leisurely manner through the viii
lage and talking to his acqua!ntances
Some hours after he had loft smoke was
seen issuing from his house, and his
neighbors knowing that he was absent
rushed in promptly, and displayed such
energy and zeal that the fire was soOn
got under. 1t happened that they ar.
rived in time 70 perceive some OF tho
matches lying about and . closer in.
spectiOn led them to detect tho mode
which the absentee had employed for
burning his house down. Some time
after he had taken his departure q or
two members Of the feline race. q he
had calculated. had made their appear
ance in the loft and, espying the bacon.
had tugged and nibblcd At it until It no
longer served the purpose Of keeping
tho cord in its place. The stone had
fallen with a hang on the matches ig-
hitting them by tho shock. and Dol the
fire had spread - the paper and other
material The peasant had
proved right in his calculations with
the single exception that he had not
taken into account the zeal OF his neigh
bors on his behalf. He has been Ar
rested. London Telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

II IL easier to live within your Income
than II Is "a live without one Boston Cour
Ter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

This roseh smile dcscrib.s the kidney.
pretty accurately. or rather Indicates their
function. which - 10 separate from ih. vital
lluid, which pssses through fhczn. hurtful
impurities. II their activity ceases. they
arc liable IN diseases which PROV. fatal
Hoseetter'a Stomach Bitter- gives their a.
ton the requisite impulse without rrita,ing
them. They also benefit by its ~invigorst
ing effects upon tho system II large Ma
lara and nervous complaints, rheumatism
and ~biliousness are sublusa;ed by the Bat
ters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

PKoPI.E Are Killed by Coughs that Hale's
Honey Of Hofchound and Tai would cure.
Pixies Too,haehe Drops Cure in one minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

NOxRy has some human characteristics
IL talks and it gcts tight -Pittsbursh ChroL
icle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19
EARLY LAMBS

Tho ffbht In GettiaS Them Ready tor the
Early Markets.
In rearing early lamhss several moth.
obs are followed by different men. One
is to buy Tho ewe as early IS possible
in the summer, wherever they can DO
found. As soon as they arc housed In
the fall they arc shcared and kept in.
doors all tho time, for they will feed
better after the wool is removed. They
are fed heavily right along and sold fat,
q short time after the lambs are gone.
when mutton Is usually high. In this
way q profit is made on the ewes - we'll
as on tho lambs and wool. But It 10
often difficult TO get suitable sheep
early enough. Most sheep bought in
this way arc ine woods and, although
they are more hardy and may DO kept
in larger focks, they are not as good for
milk IS the mutton breeds. Another
way Is to select the ewes moro CAREFUL
~ at the start, rejecting the poorer ones
each year and replacing them with
lambs Of your own breeding. This Is
more expensive. but one will soon have
just such . flock Is be wishes. Each
method has its advantages. Ewes from
the mutton breeds arc better for milk
and are moro prolific breeders than ipe
woods But whatever kind OF ewes arc
used. the lambs should BE- the beat . b
had from N Of the mutton breeds.
preferably one Of the downs
I do not know Of The Oxfordshire
downs being used for this. but they arc
claimed to be fine sheep for native NUT
ton. Tho reasons for using rams from
one OF these breeds are, they impress
upon their lambs . tendency to fatten
moro readily; they give better size and
the faces are dark. That lambs should
have dark faces may be only . fancy.
but they bring better prices than white.
faced n F~incly-bred ewes Of these
breeds arc NOT plenty enough nor cheap
enough to use to any great extent for
this purpose. Hampshire-dOwn lambs
m favorites with many for this bust.
ness. One Of the most difficult things
in raising these early lambs is to get
the ewes 70 take the ram early enough
in the summer. To ohviate this dim
Guilty a now breed has been brought Into
the country tho Dorset), that is used
for this purpose in England, and prom.
Uses to sustain its reputation here.
They are good mothers, giving plenty
OF milk. and usually bear twins The
lambs Are strong and Of good size. tax
ing on flesh we'll when young. But the
great point in their favor is that they
will breed at any season of the year.
J. d. Avery, in Farm and Home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

II PRICxLI ASH BIrrER> nosd for any
thingi Real what Frank Griggsby. of
Dodge City, Kan, says: .for three years
suReroi from . disease that my physicians
pronounced i~ncurahle. My friends had
given me ub to die, when I was induced "a
try your remedy. I took II for thrvc months
and have gained So pounds in weight Am
q well man and Prickly Ash Rittcrs saved
NV life. / nm under life long obligations
to this medicine, and will never cease Ia
recommend it"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

No, HgIIOG lRALUs, the crowhar IL not Tire
place where the crow pleads his caws-
binghamton Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

The good die young. but the average boy
In making strenuous efforts Ia live u littis.
louRer.-Tcrre Hsmtc Express.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

We offer Ono Hundrd Dollars RewaSd
fce any cse of CsArrh that can not BE-
cared b. taking Halle CsiArrh CnrN
p. J.. CuxxEI & Co, Props, Tolcto. q.
We. the undsrsigncd. Asvc knows p j.
Cheney for the last hftesu years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all buslncss
TRANSACTIONS, and financially able 20 carry
West kTruax, v holeaaie Drugxlsts, To.~ao
WaldinR, Kinnan q Marvin, wholesale
Drusgfsts. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls CAaarrh Cure II taken internally,
acting directly on Tho bloodani nueous Sur
faces Of the eystcm Testimonials frce
Prise. ia pr bpttla Sold by III DreEisss.
VOC Con generally ecs . point on insex
life b. making yousseif familiar with shr
beA.-Texaa SifInGs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

"A singular wrinkle which viii b
appreciated BY electricians h given In
IN Australian electrical Journal A cor
respondent describes The visit Of the
telegraph inspector to his station. and
says that after . battery which he'd got
ost Of order had been fixed up Tie In
spectoc asked Tor . little sugar. After
so0e denuf tho APPARENTLY queer no.
quest was granted The inspsceee thee
6aRan to wasA HIS hanAs In ~ usnai
way With soap ard mater. but after rab-
hing o Ne sop 10 sAasa the saGaR
aDa . gooa latheF was inDeaiatDly pro-
duosA He si1 GAis w1s - eDpslleat
plaa VIXEN working with DagDssaa q
copper soluti0aA ard oompaetoly pre-
vented the disaGreeahae dry Seeltnge x-
peeisaced In ha&tety voek. he opsr
stoe ooaArned sAiA hssine foanA tAaA.
af1se vaakinG. - hands 49, aee asaa
anl ooek
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

TaE day Of promise is always ai hand II
II the timc Of fulfiilmcut that seems u long
way On.-N. q. Picayunc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

"CoNE dwell with me, ~ the shark aaid
when he Nv allowed thu sailor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

Apafsoo tAse h weak and deaalitsArd -
sumee . yery Krsas rSsk u - fails - me- Q
cold, oe 10 eyee - slight, tm0cAints and
quick staeotioa. WHEN sSc syss~a os such
opcgeoa eDu0eo inpgeguAaoa With . dep
oeaaed coli, t - almnss sure 70 result II
poku0cata, . disaaee thAeh vcsy neasty q.
Ways fatal Tbs tiDcly sse Of xaiAh's
Tonic syrup II the very beginning Of acasd
WIN cheek u e . - unsay - h.s
unAoabeodsy aoved 0nny mvsoA N tonic
peoperitiee are unexsa10A. GOD ~ $500 e.
bscS o. the etreulatoey sysseW 10 felt q oocs>
preventing conenDtioo Of tAo Mucous 0eD-
kssae nd ioo-l vessesal Il is Ne co@moa
s-ensetsunamsns Tor malaria. eAiiis ~ 1evss,
colds, ~iala-nsA h nrippa. ctr. and - faR
oupogioe - Qutniac il III ac4oa, acvee =
in9 sny harmful effect i h Tie pre-
srripeioa at DIR. John Hull Of lcuisvS1A
KY, in which city Il " used almo~s univee-
sally. Any druggist VIII gss yea ~ rcar
edy.
A TrlRYnpxs cl0t disaisscd fog tnen-
cheney found that b. had misaed his calling.
-TexaA 6funn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

O0OS CsG0Sss"B
Mohair dresses, which are finally sold
under their proper old-time name Of
alpacaA are probably the most popular
material worn in the city streets The
only material that rivals it in its abil.
ity to shed dust is gloriosa. and - this
Is . mixed fabric 1t does not wea -
well - alpaca It seems almost neoes-
sary to say that velvet trimming. " any
material which will not shed dust
readily. is not suitable in combination
with alpaca, which Is . dressy
material, not even in whita when It
really has little or no excus for exist
ence. 1t is strictly . u~tilitarian fabric.
and should be made up In simple styleA
suitable for ordinary rel and travel
A popular model for . young girl'sdress
is . straight skirt and jacket-bodice
opening yer . full vest Of surah. Pale
ecru silver gray golden brown and other
neutral shades Of alpaca are fashion
able. especially In the new patterns
striped and figured with black There
have been some useful. sensible gowns
made recently. Of ine black brillantinc
in simple polonaises ovW silk skirtA
which = entirely concealed beneath
them Good Housekeeping.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

He 0Cxoo M Rt0ve1oA
"a seclusion and . dare: said young
MalaprOpoA - he kissed her under the
friendly s~eciusion Of . big trea
But he says he'll never get that quota-
tioa wrong again; It's - delusion and .
snare" and he can provo it-Detroit
FREQ PresG
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

AsA GasmD-m never speak - Ma
JAJsoith agaiA So there:
0a1na-Whasis sp9,
ArA 0AGxAR-+SAe offered - Q oeaa
q the ssfees ca. he inpseuneus
thisg:
Gasno-ls AssA think sAss - kina
q -.
nrA Gamn-WeaA 20! - ~:
sTAks ~ GeaA Pasesss " yssagss
tAas yua' OIL ssaA So hA.+Wes1
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TGsassiGletd 49, - s1f1l tootAaeAA.
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- dooffse hS
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~ As ulstt4 49, AR0sr
.AtthsW $780,
vsssssl n - 0.is = $780,
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

~ Ib&uaS ~
And rides upon the storm
eye fearful saints, fresh courage take.
The clouds you so much drcai
Are big with mercy and shall break
In blessings on your head"
Mozart composed hisown requiem and
Raid to his daughter Emily. play that.
and while Emily was playing tho
requiem MozarC's soul went up on the
wave of his own music into glory. EN-
ily looked around and her father was
dead.
This new Gong of Heaven Was not
composed because Heaven had nothing
else to do. but Christ in memory OF
cross and crown. of manger and throne.
of earth and Heaven. and wrought upon
by the raptures of the great eternity.
poured this frOm His heart made 1t for
the armies Of Heaven to shout In cole
bration of victory. for worshipers 10
chant in their temple services for the
~innumerable home circles Of Heaven to
sing in the house of many mansions II
new tune lie started In church there Is
only here and there . person that can
sing it 1t is some time before . Don
gregatiOn learns q new tune.
But not SO with the new song OF
Heaven. The children who went mp
to-day from the waters OF tho Gauges
are now singing it. That Christian man
OF m who a few minutes ago de-
parted from this very street has Joined
It All know it-those BY the gates
those on the river bank, those in the
temple. Not feeling <heir way through
f. or halting. or going back. IS IL they
sser before had slaG'iA4but With . full
found voice they throw Nor soul into
his new song. II sodESabbatA day .
lev notes Of that anthbn should travel
down the air. we could not sing it. No
organ could roll its thniaee- no harp
could catch its trill. Ne DIS COLD an
noence its sweetness TrIssnxed. lost
ASHAMED. dumb. we could lot hsar It
- ia,ntest note of the new song.
Yet while ] speak. Heavens csshsarsl
:s.kes 9 it and seas Of glory bear
= GO beach 70 beach. apd tho,sand
.s enoasaad and thoussa1s a.
sessA.es siagit-.tAe new -.