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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
A DAsraRnLr ACT.

Sunday afternoon while three Of
\. u. Rathbone's little children
were playing at the rear Of Mrs.
Boyle's laundry, they were scri-
Dusty injured by the explosion of a
Chinese earthen pot that contained
some kind OF acid or explosive
substance and which evidently was
placed there for the purpose of kill
ing some one. IL seems that this
jar, which was almost round and
held probably half.a-gallon, was
placed ON the edge Of n shed and in
such position that the shaking Of
the clothes line attached TO the shed
would cause it to drop to the ground.
The old lady who lived in the house,
noticed the jar on Saturday, and
removed il, placing il about three
feet back on the shed roof. II now
transpires that the jug was replaced
near the clothes line, by some one
with evil intent, and while the
children were playing. the clothes
line was accidently shaken. which
caused the jug TO fall to the ground
and explode. Although ten feet
away, Helen Rathbone, aged 6
wears, was badly burned about the
face and arms and her eyelashes,
eyebrows and front hair singed.
Milton, aged 4 years, was less in
jured than the others, but he will
carry sore face for many days,
John, a little 2-year old club, had
his face seriously burnt, also biz
eyebrows, cyelashcs and hair singed
off Up to this writing the child
rem are doing quite well and this
community rejoice with MIR. Rath
bone and his afflicted family thai
the accident was not more serious
Mrs. Boyle is an elderly lady VIII,
came here from near Era, Idaho, ,
few months ago, and, as befor,
stated, was conducting laundry a
! means of livelihood. Some of he
relatives arrived Saturday and wer'
endeavoring to persuade her to re
turn to Era, but until the occur
renee Of this accident she pcrsis
;, tently refused, but after the explo
: sion she arrived at the conclusion
: that the deadly pot was place.
there for her benefit by some Chimes
rivals in business and she therefor
I returned TO her former home.
. 1t is sincerely hoped that som
clue may yet be obtained Of tn
, perpetrators Of this hellish act an,
that the guilty parties may &c
just punishment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
IIendrink has arrived.

iiendrlek mas arrived
Silver has reached $1.13, lead
$4.35.
Miss Annie Donnelly has gone to
HALEY on visit to friends.
DR.. f. S. Wright has finally
settled at Red Lodge, Montana.
DR. w. F. Smith came in from
Mt. Home Thursday morning.
IIendrick, the jewler, has arrived
and may be found at the Alturas
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins have re-
turned here from their ranch in the
valley.
Miss Annie Harley, from Bru-
ncau, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Greene White.
Jim Nicholson and wife are visit
ing friends in Boise. They will re-
turn about the 18th.
Miss Anna Elliott will not return
10 the Bar, she having concluded to
remain in Mountain Home.
Bert Smith has gone below Ia
look after his hay crop, which we
are glad TO know is large this year
District Attorney McCarty re,
turned home Thursday morning
from visit to the Capital of Idaho
State.
WoRKrNGMEN-both Republicans
and Democrats-sce that none but
your friends are placed upon tbs
Legislative tickets.
Charles Bray, an honest, indus
trious and successful raneher, near
Mt Home. visited our town a few
days the past week.
Workmen in Jake Ulrich's
Brewery tunnel ara making good
Roadway and continue to take out
splendid gold bearing rock.
10 Doney and wife were welcomed
home Monday from an extende,
visit in Old England Since leav
ing here 10 has gained about Al
pounds Of flesh and is no longer I
light weight
At the depth Of go feet in tn
0rhir shaft 15.foot snmp la
been completed and workmen ar
now engaged in cutting station
preparatory TO running n tunnel fl
what is termed che North ledge
supposed 10 lie about fifty feet dis
can't fr0m the shaft,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
pemecra,lc Central Committee.

In May, 1889, n convention Of
Democrats was held at Rocky Bar,
which elected the following central
committee for Gilmore county. This
committee will act until a new one
is elected at the county convention
on the Goth instant:
Rocky Bar-Greene White, W.
c. Wickersham, Henry Swanholm,
Dan Harrington.
Mt. Home-F. +. Axe, W. f.
Smith, ID. b. Hill.
Glenn's Ferry-W. NJ. Stockton,
G. +. Mahoney, VIM. Jones.
Pine Grove-W. ]. Bogard.
Atlanta-Jamcs Smoot.
Mayfeld-J. /. Tate.
Cold Springs-Adin Hall.
Little Camas--J. III. Bailey.
Smiths Prairie-Steve Smith.
Red Warrior-Dave Barclay.
Junction Bar-Asa Abbott.
Delegate at Large-F. p. Cavanah,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

DIED AZ Pine Grove Idaho, July 90 1900 Mrs.
Martha Saiter. daughter Of Moses aud Elizabeth
sTtAtc aged 81 years. mOnths and days.
Decreased Vas horn in Tilaiane county, Ga, Nov.
II, isei. In Isl7 her parents removed TO Alabama.
Whrre she married James sa'ter in s2n In is45 she
aud her husband ed o. sAhiuc Parish, la, and
from thence they went 10 Texas in lsdo. where Mr..
sater died In lssg she came to Idaho In company
with two daughters. She the mother II ten
children, six u which living hht a Kind
baptist Chlrrh for ~ years Size retaine4 4 sound
mind and wonderful memory up 70 her death She
hyes number Of years with her youngest daughter,
Mrs Y. A. Wilson. J. n u.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

Considerable dissatisfaction rs
manifested in Rocky Bar at the
apportionmcnt made by the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee
for delegates to the convention.
Rocky Bar. by its vote, should have
been awarded Mt least seven dele
gates, whereas there are only five.
And the worst feature Of the matter
is the fact that Rocky Bar got left
by the vote Of Judge Culp, who only
had voice in the committee by
proxy from Henry Swanholm. Well
indeed may the Democrats Of this
precinct exclaim: Save us from
our friends"
The Geographic operator at Mt.
Home should attend more promptly
to the business ut this end of the
line. II generally takes more time
TO ring him up and get an answer
TO message from Rocky Bar than
it would require by mail, and if
this matter is not remcdied our peo-
pie will abandon telephone com
mucication altogether.
Judge John F. Follett, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, came in few days ago.
lie is large shareholder in the
Bonaparte mine, and we trust will
start work on this property again,
Mr.. Follett and Major Cavanah
went out to the Bonaparte Friday.
The first Idaho State Legislature
will be one of vast Importance to
the laboring men. Let them see
that none but tried and true men
To their interests are sent TO the
Senate or the House of Representa-
tives.
Arthur Golden. Charles Mullany
and Greene White Jr started out
on horseback Thursday for the
Reddish lakes in the Sawtooth
country, where they will fish and
hunt for several days.
II the workingmen. allow heart
less and unprincipled politicians
of either party TO get control of the
Idaho Legislature, then they de-
serve to be tramplcd under foot--as
they will be.
Mrs. J. T. Gilman has returned
from an exceedingly agreeable visit
to Atlanta, where she was one of n
successful and pleasant fishing
party of ladies and gentlemen.
workingmen! Judge man by
his past actions, and if he has been
against your interests don't send
him to the Senate or the House of
the Idaho Legislature.
Mountain Home has selected G..
2. Oliver, j. T. Sprague, III. Malli-
son, /. Harmon, and W. j. Turner
as delegates to the Republican
County Convention.
Alex. PfeifIer, of San Jose, Cal,
who was visiting here short time
ago, is now at Bonanza City, Idaho,
where he has extensive business
interests.
The Republicans Of Pine Grove
have ele, ted ID. b. Ethel and
Walter Scott delegates to the county
convention.
+ John Winkleback is absent on
another trip TO HALEY. There must
lie some attraction for this old
mosshack over that way.
William Warren fell 800 feet
down the Ontario shaft at Park
City, Utah, August /, and was in
stantly killed
Pat Kinney has stepped down
and out Of the Alturas sheriff !
office, but his successor has not yet
been appointed.
Nearly all home candidates nrC
. again on our strects-aad free
! drinks arc more plentiful
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
Republican County Convention.

" accordance with the direction II the County
Central Committee. Republican County Convention
for Elmore esuniy = called 10 meet At
Rocky Bar. Wednesday, Angus; Is, 1870.
At 10 O'Clock M, for the purpose u eleeting hvs
delegates 10 attend the Republican State Convention
Ia he held iIoise CITY. Idaho August 20 1850 Tor
the purpose Of nominating tnll state ticket said
County Convention viii also nominate iull county
ticket
The delegate. elected the State Convention viii
Also be members Of the District Convention 81 the
Fourth Judicial district. which will nominate q
Judge AMI District Attorney for said di-tri,t
They will Also. Ia conjunction with thedeiegste-
fram Ada countt. nominate candidate for Joint
Representative 10 the Legislature tor Ada and Il
sounties
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
PINE GROVE ITEMS.

The Franklin min has been kept quite busy on
rock mp this time ore. from several new
prospects throughout the district have bssn tested
which proved quite satiSactory II heinz principally
ssrfarr rock and average Of from to fevt Of
in width.
THE owners Of the VI View mine arr steadily
pushing deselopenent wurk and It will he only a
matter ~ short duration when this mine will he
good producing property with the immense hoslics ~
ore ~ sight The ure Is htgh grade, though carrying
considerable snlphurets which uf securing the
proper ehinett and concentrating works the prop.
trts can s,ob 10 piAce,i upon good paying basis.
Cy popns had test lot " ave tons made recently
average rock four sin vein out Of the Has
ste mine, ON tho east side q the rivsr which resulted
e. per tim hy thu free pFoc~ss. The sulphnrvta
saved bump table at the rate II loo Is,slns 10
tie ton This places the value ~ the a. so 10
SIS per ton, "a the sulphurrts Is Of high grade
test run OF one and hsli tons out 81 the Golden
flrcce mine tinrmsTlS known the Goryf south ex.
tension VI the Victory, which resulted In si17 So
The ora ~ss taken from six 70 eight pay streak
The Day proper seing ~ TO ID inches wide Two tons
parked out BY animals The ledge increases as
depth Is attained This discovery made IN 1855
BY Frank Andreas, considerable development
work has been done. Frank will not hest.
tato in putting tarth every possible msans
and efforts IN the development OF pros
poets srosscui tunnel Of - feet has bssu
run 'apping the vein At so feet deep. shzft IT 20
feet and drifts 80 feet north and south on vein on
tunnel level II shows the making Of good mine
II IS Owned hy v. T. Anircp-, &. " Anreas and Miss
Mas ke..ng and all feel highly pleased with the
suit Of the ore Development work will continue
Tom fnit and Nat Olsen started ont Nith wagon
load Of mining supplies few days ago, To work the
new discoveries Dixie which are most CERTAIN
10 prove valuable mines. The franklin tunnel still
continues ~ith vigUr ami energy, am u will he but
short time whsn IL will be satisfactorily shown that
the VEN continues ia depth and good body Of ore
developed. large stTnger lcSiing to the vein
pr,I.cr mas just been tapped.
Placer mining continues 10 various places along the
river with the usual good results.
Hanehers am, NAY makers quite busy. George
Crandal viii put up tuils la1 tons al good tnothy.
~ H. Ethel about no and others along the river 10
Ia lD1 tons Pastures still green and plentiful
around and over the beautiful mountains. All looks
lovely and every ody cliecrill and happy ZERO.
Fine Grove, August :.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

respectfully announce myself candidate for the
enice Of Clerk Of the District Court and sxofncio
Anditcr and Recorder Of E.morr county, subject 20
tn. decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
W. c. wIckERsHAA
Rocky Bar, July Is. 1880.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

Sotlec Is hereby given that the undersigned viii
he candidate before the next Republican County
Convention for the nomination OF Probate Judge and
.otieio school Superintendent Of Ehnorc County.
Hahn. AUG. VI. SiSNoTT.
"ienn's Ferry. July u, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
FOR SHERIFF..

D. N. HALL rtspes tinliy announces to the people
Of Eimore eounty that he Is candidate for the office
Of sheriff subiec, 10 the decision Of the RsprbcAn
County Convention.
Hoehy Bar, July "a, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

n CLINTON respectfully announces himself a
candidate for the office Of State senator from Eimore
county, subject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention
Rocky Bar. August Z. 1900.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

Tho undersigned will he a candidate before the
next Republican County Convention for the nomina.
ton II Assessor Tax Collector Of Eimore county
Idsho. C n. BROWN.
Rocky Bar, July -. 1880.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
FOR SHERIFF.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will
he . candidate before the next Republican County
Convention for the nomination for the Office OF
Sheriff Of Elsnore County A. J. BRUCE.
Mountain Homo. May 20, 1920.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

II Is also directed that primary elections for the
election Il dsIegAtes e. said County Convention b.
held In the several precinets on
"Wednesday, August g 1900.
and that At such eie-tiun the polls be open trom
aclostk until o'clock y.
Its also recommended that proxies Be allowed
in sid convention unless said proxy be a resident d
the pTesinet he represents
GEO. I. WALL. Secretary. u
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
roR sneRlFf.

The undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
qualified slestor q Elmore county tina, he will be
candidate for the Office Of sheriff Of said county at
the coming election subject to the approval u the
Republican County Convention.
ISAAC T FITzwATER
Rocky Bar. June i2. 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

GEo. ". JACKSON respectfully announces him.
self candidate for the once % Assessor and TAs
Collector Of fillmore County. state Of Idaho subjcr;
n tho will Of the Democratic County Convention.
Rocky Bar, July %, lsso.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

Tom O'Danicls returned from
Colorado a few days ago.
Mrs. Gillespie, of Boise, is now in
Atlanta looking after some valu-
able mining interests she has there,
Riehan and Cronin are moving
the Rceser tunnel into the noun
tain as fast as possible. The ledge
continues to widen ard the rock
improves in richness.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
Democratic County Convention.

AZ meeting of the Democratic County Central
Committee. held al Mountain Home, 1ily 81. Is ., a
Democratic County Convention called 10 meet at
Rocky Bar. August 20, 1900,
At 10 o'clock M. for the purpose Of eleeing three
delegates o. attend the Democratic state Convention
10 be held AZ Boise CITY. Idaho, August e5. 1880.
The delegates elected To the State Gons ention viii
also lie members ~ the District Convention of the
Fourth Judicial Dstriet, which wiil nominate a
Judge and District Attorney for said District They
will also IN conjunction aith the delegates from Ada
county, nominate candidate for Joint Represents
tive 10 the Legislature for the counties OF Ada and
Elmure.
said County Convention xill also nominate one
Senator and Representative 10 the Legislature
and flii county ticket.
The various precincts entitled 10 representation
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

FOR SnER FF.

Thereby respectfully announce to the electors Of
flmore county that will be candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff o. said counts, at the next election,
suhIec, to the approval n the Democratic County
Convention jams A. NICHOLSON.
Rocky Bar Idaho, July ;, 1880.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
For Clerk Of District court.

JOHN u. VAN scHAicK announces himself a
candidate for Clerk Of the District csurt and
oaicio Auditor and Recorder Of Elmors County, sub
jet to the decision Of the Republican County Con.
~enton.
Rocky bar, July Is. 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself candidate for the
ofnee q sheriff Of Fillmore county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
u. D. HILL
Mountain Home June IS 1870.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

hereby announce myself a candidate for Assessor
I'd Tax Collector Of Elmorc county. subject to the
eision Of the Democratic County Convention.
T. TREGAsKIs
Rocky lar. July q, 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
$. II. MCCARTHY,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO.

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates.
Will attend 70 all legal business of
the late law firm Of Stull & McCnrty
Call on. on address, $. IL. MeCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
Rocky Bar Lodge No. e, |. 0. OF.

-., lIsass4sSsszEx=. Regular meetings every
~ Wednesday evening, At
u s71ltssss shsif nea hail S0iourni9g
brethren are respectfully invited - attend
T. ~. LillknRAS. y. q.
n IL MscAgTY, ngeouiing sec'y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
Republican Primaries.

At the Republican primary cleo
tion held in Rocky Bar Wednesday,
81 votes were cast. The following
named gentlemen were elected del
egates TO the county convention, be-
ing the seven receiving the highest
nuu,har If Votes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
HENRY SWkNHOIM

Has just received the finest assert
mcnt OF
LADIES CALF. KID,
OIL DONGOLA,
LILY DONGOLA,
RUSSET GRAIN
SLIPPERS AND SHOES.
Also fine assortment OF Mems and
Boys Boots and Shoes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

II Is also directed that primary elections for the
election OF delegates 20 said CouAty Convention be
he'd Ia the several precincts
Wednesday. August Is. isoo.
and that poll. be opened from 2 O'Clock p. until
$ o'clock p. N.
GREENE WHITE, Chairman.
W C wIcgERsIIAN, Secretary q
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

Ballots for the county Conven.
ton printed at the BULLETIN office
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09
CANDIDATES.


Announcements under this head TEN DOLLARS
ipVariabt In advance.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-04
eRANDMA's HONEY BREAD.
3 ozIAs nInsu1rsfER-


I've tasted the sweets and the sours of living. :.
I've drank the rare draughts and the dregs OF
the cups;
I've joyed in receiving and ioyed in the giving.
Ny LIES intermitted in LIES downs and ups.
Arreyed l behold now its comfort and dread,
With the brightest spot in it-Grandna's honey
bread
At home there were apples. and dOughnuts, and
And buns, and rnolasses. and bread Ger and
And baby boys baked that a joy at to look is,
And puddings and jellies and pieces the more,
But nothing there seemed quite SO good as the
That got at grandma's with honey instead
All well remember the buggy and -hoss1es,"
The happy bright days when We all sped
Mid brides" and -sheepies. and -lambies- and
The river side sporting. to spend the whole
with dear. good. old grandma to visit. twas
But wen remembered the honey and bread
And too remsmber the scenes at the meetings,
The shouts and the welcomes, the trounces
The laughter. the joys. and the gladnsss at
The sights and the sounds. the confusion all
those;
But best Of them all mem'ry knows what was
When grandma said. Get him some honey and
bread
For, we'd just arrived at her vine-shAded
She mentioned so quickly the thing to my
notion,
Was from the known fact had been there
before,
And scarce ever landed before had said
Me knows COS dot very doOd Oney and bread. "
CHICAGO, Ill
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-04
Fresh Air.

Fresh air is necessity, and by some
considered luxury. It is free to all.
Therefore we ought to live out of doors
as much as we can. It is the place for
mankind to be. It is good for the.
health. We have heard a distinguished
physician say, However the air may
be out of doors, it is always worse.
in the house." Fresh air is good for
the temper. People who are shut up
in the house are apt to grow fretfuI
and peevish. They are likely to, ac-
quire narrow views of things, and
worry over things not worth consider
ing. 1t is good for the whole charac-
ter to live out DOORS tt strengthens.
hope, patience and fortitude. It ex-
pands and softens ones nature and
makes us more charitable.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-04
CHAPTER ".
4 PR1ArEYA1 WEDDING.

DR.. Lennox took pains to announce
Dorothea Hillary's engagement at once,
and that same evening called upon the
minister and used such arguments as
prevailed upon the latter to give up, for
the present at least, his idea Of prose-
cutting the girl.
Both the Doctor and Ingram were anx-
ious for a speedy marriage, and before
another month had passed, and Just as
the forest flowers were blooming, Doro-
thea Hillary gave herself to Egbert In
gram, and The maiden passed away among
the flowers of early spring, and the new
life came among the flowers in May.
The marriage was joyful one, for all
loved Dorothea, and the little settlement
made the day a festival.
Many were the gifts which were brought
to Hillary's cabin in the woods, for there
Ingram and his wife had decided to
begin their welded life.
In the evening after the youth had gone
an incident happened which made Mr..
Granville believe that he had done wrong
in allowing the nuptials TO be celebrated,
for that gentleman had cultivated his
diseased Imagination to such an extent,
that long after the villagers had retired
to their homes he wandered about in the
woods brooding over his trouble. He
meant to be Just, and perhaps merciful,
but his breast was filed with conflicting
emotions, as a brand from the burning,
he wished to save her-but on the other
hand came up before his then primitive
mind, the facts concerning the girl, and
he found that he was not doing his duty
in not bringing her to trial. AS he was
walking aimlessly about in the woods he
saw a powerfully built man, in whom he
thought he recognized the dead Hillary,
approach the cabin, and following him IN
single file were ahalf-dozen Indians, each
bearing bundle on his back.
Egbert and Dorothea were seated in the
cabin talking over the events of day, and,
as is the custom of lovers, repeating their
VOWS of allegiance to each other, when a
rap at the door attracted their attention.
The seven men whom the minister had
seen silently entered and ranged their
bundles upon the floor around the man
and wife.
This was done without word, and the
six Indians withdrew, leaving their
leader in the cabin. Dorothea Ingram
arose from her seat by the side of her
husband and went to him. AS she ap-
preached the man extended his arms and
clasped her to his bosom.
-Dorothea, my love, may this day be
the beginning of happy life for you.
am not much at praying, but Will pray
tonight that God may make your hus-
band faithful to you. Here is my we'd
| ding present. If you were poor it would
make you wealthy, for each bundle is
made up of the choicest furs, and here is
even though your husband is wealthy, my
present will not come amiss. Besides you
must not go to your husband empty
handed"
With kiss from the young brides lips
the man departed