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t. e + , tiltl.s��Jl 1 t nut: vanllot poaSesa anything
On is bettor than a #,.clod, woman,.
,b`.iID li JUL,Y 19, 1895. I llor anything that is worse than a
.�. ; bad one.,
'W ONMIsT v: r INFI,UENCF. 1 We are exact in counting the
tribulations which atllict us; and are
siaalr of THE WASII1'';GTON SOCIETY ; equally so in counting the ales which
LEADIR:I 1vIIO AIU :TOTED k`QIi, drew them upon us?
1s,a,r.iexrY. They whobclieve in virtue because
During the hot weather season it is a elan has never been found' perfect,
en ail Deed that the social might as reasonably denythe sun
g supposed el
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eonteral shift from the large cities to
the various resorts on the seaside
and in the Inountrlins where the dream ; you were born to act..
wealthy and fashionable congregate. Every man corning into the world is
It is true that socia funetions, eape- .furnished with a commission of
dally i:I their more elaborate forms, service,
eeahse to be a fi:.atare of life iu the if thou canst not obtain a kindness
cities during the summer season. It which thou desirest, put a good face
is also true that many of the persons on it, show no discontent nor siul-
Leaveeat in society at this time ness ; an hour may came when thy
leavetheir city homes and seek request may be granted.
places where the temperature is notqq
cite so high as it is in the large Physical exercise and intellectual
citiea. Washington is no exception occupations contribute to give variety
to this rule. to life and promote longevity ;
At the same time it is a mistake to though ono should be careful not to
suppose that all the women who are indulge in excesses in either.
ehiuiug lights in society during the A comet draws more attention ,
winter season leave their homes here than the steady star, bat it is better
and go to the fashionable resorts. to be the star than the comet, follow -
This, no doubt, is the idea of those ing out the sphere and orbit of quiet
who herald the coming of the now
woman, aucl look upon the sex es-•
pecially from the standpoint of the
lack of political equality as mere
butterflies of fashion, whose only
function is to look pretty and be
gracious on social occasions. Bat
this is merely a superficial view.
Time le,lciera of society, especially
those in this city, have something
more to do than to be ornamental.
They are all that, but in addition
they are women of affairs. They
keep posted on events of current in-
terest, especially those in the political
because it is not always noon -
You are not here to vegetate or to
usefuluess in which God places us.
Many a true heart that would
have come back, like the dove to the
ark, after its first trangression, has
been frightened beyond recall by the
i
savage charity of an nnforgiv
ng
spirit. ' 1
Every daty, even the least duty, •
involves the whole principle of obedi-
ence. The commonest life may be , For flower bowls, of vases with
full of perfection. The duties of'
home are a discipline of the minis large mouth, a device of coarse wire
`netting, or of slender druggist's cord.
tries of heaven.
i tied across and across; or even a
Though we seemed grieved at the piece of perforated pasteboard, especi-
world. in litany cases they are shortness of life in general, we are ; ally if it can be sunk a little • way
influential forces—the power behind wishing every period of it at an end; down the mouth of the vase, is often
the throne. While they do not the minor longs to be of age ; then useful to support flowers.
actually make the moves on the to be a man of business ; then to ;
political checker board, yet it is make up an estate ; then to arrive I''ew people know how to cook
largely on their advice that the at en to refile water Put a'cod fresh •water into•
moves aro made.
The influence of the female sex
at; the headquarters of the Army acid
Rotisenel.d li3'alllts,
Poached eggs served with a cream
sauce are a novelty.
Soaking the lampwicks in vinegar
greatly° improves the light,
When ironing stand on a thick
mat (doubled if need be) it rests the
feet greatly,
Iluelsaback towels are best for the
bath, but the face towel should be
soft and fine,
The Portugese say that no plan
can be a good husband who does not
eat a good breakfast.
A spoonful of vinegar put in the
water in which meat or fowls are
boiled, helps to make them tender.
11.eep a pair of scissors on a nail in
the kitchen, and clo not allow them
to be taken to any other part of the.
house, if you have totie them there.
Ta make left -over oatmeal into
griddle cakes.—To three tablespoons
of boiled oatmeal use a beaten egg, a
cup of sour cream, a scant teaspoon
of soda, wheat flour to make a batter.
A new fashion is to make linen
covers for the five o'clock tea table
with a valance. The part that
covers the table is cut square to fit it
and the valance, gathered moder-
ately full, is about twelve inches deep..
It is not good economy to cook the
same thing day after day. Study
up new dishes and servo them dain-
tily ; use up all left -overs ; put bits
potatoes, boiled
into occasional
see how it will
of bread, mashed
hominy or rice
griddle cakes, and
improve them.
honors
; ths,
clean kettle and set it to boil quickly,
The soul always impresses itself then lift it at once and use—for tea,
upon the body in which it lives. It Coffee or to drink itself. If water is
Navy is well known.. To an extent lis the Light which shines through the allowed to steam, and simmer, and
that is only appreciated by those whoeye in love or hate, in dream or evaporate, till all its good is in. the
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are in a position to know, it is a purpose. The thought we think and air, and the lime, and iron, and dregs
Woman's brain that (Heaths the i the feeling which fills our hearts are left in the kettle, it will taste flat
orders controlling the' command of i become as a part of the blood that and heavy. .
our war ships, and the detail of courses in our veins.
officers at the various Army posts. "Put yourself in his place," which A CAREFUL STUDENT OF SOCIAL
Some of oar public men find in their is simply the golden rule in another
wives astute advisers, and in many form, is an excellent precept and
cases they never undertake any-
thing without first consulting with
tneir domestic partners.
It is a notable fact that the wife
of the Secretary of the Treasury,
who is so prominent in society life
at the Nation's Capital, spends the
greater part of the summer in the
city. The official duties of her hus-
band, detain him here, and Mrs.
Carlisle keeps him company. To
her, perhaps, more than to any other
influence, is due the Secretary's
success in life. She is, so to speak,
his balance wheel, and it is probable
that he would have long ago retired
to private life if he had been deprived.
of the helpful presence of his wife.
Another woman who is a helpmeet
in the full sense of that term, is the
wite of William C. Morrison, the
sturdy Democrat from Illinois, who
is now a member of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Mr. Morri-
son has frequently been mentioned
as a Candidate for the presidency.
and he is still among the possibilities.
Mrs. Morrison has as keen an ap-
preeiation of the political situation
as her husband, and she often acts
for him in his absence and attends
to his correspondence, especially that
which is of a political character.
A. woman of fine executive abilty,
Mrs. Brice, the wife of the millionaire Rheumatic Cure by Mr. W. F. C.
Senator from Ohio,assnmes her share Bethel, of the Dickson Drug Company.
of the burden which devolves upon The first dose gave instant relief,
a man who occupies the position and half a bottle cured."
As a cure for rheumatism this
remedy is certainly peerless. Sold
at Chisholm's Corner Drug Store.
The Dominion and Provincial
motto but it needs more imagination
and power of self abnegation than
fall to the Iot of most men and')
titrn,nan•
and,consequently, thea
limitations of sympathy are very !
real, and are constantly exhibited in
rather diverse forms.
The mixture of one error with
much truth adulterates the whole— j
as the glass of pure liquid is render- I
ed dangerous by the infusion of a
drop of poison. We should therefore`
beware of all error, however slight •
and inconsiderable it may appear. !
One error may soon lead to a
hundred—ay, to a thousand.
DOCTORS AND FLY BLISTERS
FAIL.
REFORM.
REV. W. GALI3RAITI•I, L. L. B., PASTOR
OF ELM ' STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, TORONTO, HAS A GOOD
WORD. TO SAY Ob' DR. AGNE1. S
CATARRHAL POWDER.
I]UT ONE DOSE OF SOUTH AMERICAN
RHEUMATIC CURE RELIEVES, AND
HALF A BOTTLE CURES.
Robert E. Gibson, Pembroke's well
known merchant t "1 contracted
rheumatism in very severe form in'
1888, and have suffered untold
misery each spring since. I have
repeatedly applied fly plasters with
but little success. Doctors whom I
consulted likewise failed to relieve.
I was induced to try South American
Senator Brice lee does in clicP olftical
anal financial world. airs. Brice
'takes entire charge of the extensive
establishnieut which is maintained
by the Senator in this city. She has arbitration board for the adjustment
her own private secretary, anddiust
maintains a supervision over all the of the unsettled accounts arising
details of an elaborate mode of life from confederation was in session a
which involves the employment of few days in Toronto last week. The
an army of servants and the exerdise boards next meeting will take place
of au almost prodigal hospitality. at Montreal on Sept. h.
The Ilse of warner
c n of this character, Catarrh relieved in 70 to 60 minutes:—
One short puff of the breath through
the Blower, supplied with each bottle of
Dr. A
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder' diff rasa
!Y , I
this Powder over the surface of the nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to use,
it reliev
eq v instant
1 andpermanently
cures Catarrh, ITay Dever, olds, liea
1141 cannot be well unless your blood is ache, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis and Deaf.
pure. Theref•ire purify your blood with nese. 00 cents. At Chisholm's Drug
the best blood purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilla. Store.
is a very large one, and anyone who
is at all familiar with Washington
life careadily le
c,t 1 Instances a
aces of
the potent inflttenee of women in the
. on f
Varied affairs at the lV`
ea atl
scapital.
$1!3 Petvv'est Spot.
Chicago Tribunes A stranger who
was walking through Jackson Park
the other day, and noting the
ehanges that time and the South
Park Commissioners are gradually
making in that historic locality, was
observed to stop under one of the big
trees, glance at the Wooded Island,
squint at the Statue of the Republic
in .the distance and carefully examine
the tree itself.
Than he slowly nodded his head
several times, , emitted a Sigh and
softly said to a bystander
I shall always look upon this spot
where I am standing now as the
dearest spot on earth.
It was here, perhaps, ventured the
other, thatyou met the young lady
to whom—to whom you were after-
ward—er
It was here, said the stranger,
dreamily, that I paid $4,75 for a
bowl of cold soup, It piece of asbestos
beefsteak, a slab of baker's bread
and four swallows of coffee.
The Rev. Wm. Galbraith, L. L.
B., is one of the thoughtful preachers
of the day. The active interest he
has taken in questions of social re-
form has given hint wide influence
outside of his own church, where
his influence is undisputed.
His mind is of the kind that thinks
out a problem, and then he is able to
speak with force and intelligence.
He is to be credited with examining
into the merits of Dr. Agnew's Catar-
rhal Powder, with the same bent of
mind. And what did he say? That
1 in this medieine he has found
remedy that gives quick relief for
cold in the head, which is so uncom-
fortable to everybody, and giving
relief there it helps perhaps more
than any other remedy to stave off
the ill effects that come from catar-
rhal trouble. •
One short puff of the breath
through the Blower, supplied with
each bottle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder, diffuses this powder over the
surface of the nasal passages. Pain-
less and delightful to use, it relieves
in ten minutes, and permanently
cures Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds,
Headache, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis
and. Deafness. 60 cents. Sample
bottle Blower sent free on receipt of
two 8 cent stamps, S. G. Detchon, 41
Church street, Toronto, Sold at
Chisholm's Corner Drug Store.
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TRiED, TESTED AND TRUE.
THOUSANDS KNOW OF THE QUICK AND
CERTAIN RELIEF THAT COMES FROM
sown AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE.
This medicine will not cure all the
ills that flesh is heir too, but it will
cure kidney trouble of whatever kind
—no case too aggravated. It will
cure speedily—sure relief in six hours.
It is rieh in healing powers, and
whilst it quickly gives ease, where
pain existed before, it also gives
strength to the weak and deranged
organs, snaking the cure complete
and lasting. Thousands who know
what South American Kidney Cure
has done for them will tell you so.
Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug
Store.
Itheurnatasni Cured in a slay. ---South
American Magmatic Cure of Itll.earnatiarn
audNeuralgla radically aures in 1 to ;3 days.
Its action on the system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at onoo the cause
of the diseaseinnnediatoly disappears. The
first aosa greatly benefits. 75 cents,.
lvarrsnteecl at Chichom'sdrug store..
AGENTS yoi
AGENTS WANTED—Whto o
desire
m
$10 to $'25 weekly. t eau be doue sellieg
our hardy, guaranteed, Cauadiaf grown
Nursery Stook. Salary or counm,ssiou
paidwe1lt.Dsol e'iterritory, oroFa
d-
sme outfifree, Write us at boe for
'terms.
+I' , O. GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
Toronto, Ont.
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business conducted for MODER t'1 t; sus. My
office the Immedivte vicinity h t cin' of
t the PatentQf$ce
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a myfacilities cuitiesforsecur'n
+ pa ns
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urpassecl
Send modal, slcetch or photograph of invention with
description and statement as to advantages claimed.
•40)'-Xo oh rno in anode for cup opinion as to
patentability, and my foe for prosecuting the
application will itoa be Cniier( for until ilio
proem*-ix.:rlUOrned. "lay s"rt a. Owns," con.
Raining full information sent free. All Cotanmun1.
cations CousIde?o t:o :finial, Genlldontlai.
FRANKLIN H. HOUGH
oars re t$2re;,Z, fl'iflSIn;r.da'i'1'On. 1Th.ist.
A Toronto dispatch of the 8th inst.
says:: Alarming reports of severity
of the drought and the loss occasion-
ed are coming therebyin from all
�
over Ontario. Matters are very
serious indeed around Chesley. Han-
over and Durham. Meeks. wells and
holes have dried uhaiicl in many
cases farmers have to ,s•o miles for
water. The loss to stock is very
severe indeed. There is no feed for
then, and in many places farmers 1
are cutting down trees for their
beasts' to browse upon. Near Dur-
ham one farmer had nothing to give:i.
his beasts. So he chased them off::
the farm to shift for themselves. At
Chesley a fanner has gone insane,
his mind being completely unlilnkchi�
by his complete loss. The count•
all through these sections is burnt .lip
and dry, and ruin stares thousands
in the face. The merchants in the
various places are so discouraged by
the outlook that they refuse to buy
goods from the commercial travellers
until rain has fallen. More than
this, grasshoppers have made their
appearance and threaten the remains
of those crops spared.
REDUCED TO A SHADOW.
The Minister of Justice has order-
ed
rdered the release from Kingston Peni-
tentiary of Daniel Whale, who was
convicted of wife Murder at Mitchell
about four years ago. It appears
that at the time Of Mrs. Whale's
death Whale bad been drinking, and,
although theheevidence showed that
he struck her, there are grave
doubts for believing that the blow
wasthe cause
of death, �. n, 11Crs. Whale
fie
was subject to heart disease, and this,
it is claimed, was the principal cause
of lier demise.
SAVED BY STRAWBERRY EXTRACT.
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GENTLEMEN,—Feeling it my duty to give
you an unsolicited testimoni,r;for the direct
benefit I have received in my family from
the use of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
(Strawberry, let me say that while we re-
sided at Fenwi3k, Ont., my little daughter
had an srttach of Dysentery or Bloody
Flux, by which she was reduced to a mere
shadow and became quite helpless. For-
tunately my family'physician advised the
use of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry, as he neither had nor knew of any-
thing better for this dreadful disease, and
therefore we gave it an unpartial trial. I
am happy to say that Jess than quarter
of a bottle caused the flow of blood and
clots to cease, and the child promptly re-
covered. We always have had Extract of
Strawberry in the house since to be ready
for emergencies common to children in
summer from the effects of fruits, etc. I
would jast ,ts soon think of losing my right
eye as being deprived of Dr. Fowler's Elt-
tract of Wild Strawberry. This is a testi-
mony of thanks for the untold benefit my-
self and family have received from this
great remedy.
MRS. W. H. GAltROLD,
St. David's,Ont ,formerly of Hamilton,Ont.
Sir, Charles Rivets Wilson, the
new President of the Grand Trunk,
and Mr. Barker, together with nearly
all the member's of the Board of
Directors,, are expected to visit Wes-
tern Ontario during the week.
iioliet in six, hours.—y )istrossmg
ney and Bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the "Great South American Kid.
nay Cure." This great remedy is a great
surprise and delight to physicians on
ac-
count
of its exceedingworn tness in tie,
ing pain in the bladdr, re
kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in male
and female. It relive retentionof water
r s
and /mitt in passing it almost immediately.
If you want quick relief aril otiro this is
your remeay, Sold at Chishclin's drug
store.
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Bowels. It is safe and reliable for
Children or Adults.
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PaOriturfoa AND PusLlsunR
W. CM T. U. COL
(C010000TED ay IIIA wlaaltaai
*For God and Home and Na
Well call the attention, of the lead
to the fact, that the Woman's Chri
encs Union meets the third Monday
at three o'clock sharp, for one hour,
residence, Patrick street. Ail ladies
conte,
As the Editor has kindly given ui
space, tor our work, we ask friends
send items of Interest on all moral qt
day tQ any et our memberb..
WHY' AM A PROIIIBI
W. SEARLS, D, D., E1
AUnUItN PRISON,
Editor of The Templar :
Dear Sir: While I wa
y, beautiful eity, you called
at Mr. Martin's, and desii
words from me on the
aneI
temperance ,so i
romis p e
you a note, giving, in a fl
my reason for being an ai
the doctrine of Prohibition
Intemperance destroys
the health, but inflicts ruin
innocent and helpless ; for
the family and social c
spreads woe and sorrow al
It cuts -down youth in all
Manhood in its strength, a
its weakness ; it breaks tl
heart, it bereaves the doth
it extinguishes natural
erases conjugal love, bligh
hopes, and brings down tl
in sorrow to the grave. J
weakness, not strength ;
not health ; death, not life.
wives widows, children on
beggars all. It covers the
idleness and poverty, d!
crime. It fills oui' jails, s1
alms -houses and furnish
for our asylums. It engei
troversies, fosters guar's
latesriots, condemns law, 1
'order.. It crowds the pen
and furnishes three-four*
-victims for the scaffold.
life -blood of the gambler,
of the counterfeiter, the pr
highwayman, the main 1
the midnight assassin, a
and companion of the bi
countenances the liar, re
thief, and esteems the b
xt't hates love, scorns ,vit'tec
innocence and reverences
incites the father to slai
children, it helps tile• b
kill his 'wife, it curses
despises heaven. It brit
fr
J,k not , honor ; terror, ' not 5:
spair, not hope ; -misery,
ness, and then turns andlc
oft the frightf .l desolatim
made. For these and lel
reasons, I insist there shoo
of this work be done, uI
of law. Some time ago
parody on the "Old Sextf
1 send you, with which t
note:
ook'sCottoIlRoot
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician. Successfully used
monthly by thousands of
Ladies. Is the only perfectly
safe and reliable medicine dis-
covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in place of this. Ask for
Cook's Cotton Root Compound, take no substi-
tute, or inclose 31 and 6 cents in postage in letter
and we willsond, sealed, by return mail. Fullsealed
particulars in plain envelope, to ladies only, 2
stamps. Address The Cook Company,
Windsor, Ont., Canada
Sold in Wiugham by 0. E. Williams, Druggist.
B ,ISTOL S
Sarsaparilla
Cures Rheumatism, Gout,
Sciatica, Neuralgia, Scrofula,
Sores, arid all Eruptions.
BRISTOL'
Sarsaparilla
agaraWai
Cures Liver, Stomach and
Kidney Troubles, and Cleanses
the Blood of all Impurities.
Sarsaparilla' Ill
p r
Cures Old Chronic Cases where
all other remedies fail.
Be. sure and ask
our Druggist for
BRISTOL'S
sarsa .pfir. ilia
For Twenty'five Years
DUNN'S
KiN.
�j �R MACDONALD,
IJ CENTRE STREET,
WINONAM, . ONTARIO..
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13. TOILER, M,D.C,M., •
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Office Up -stairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing..
ham, Ont.
01,910S Ilouus.-0 to 12 a.. m., 1 to 5 p. m., or at •
Residence, Diagonal Street.
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J.P. KENNEDY, M. D., M. C. P.S. 0.
Grid Medalist1ofuWeet rton U/ iv r. r�sittcldrunt.)
se
Surgeon ill London General Hospital. Special R
cialattate on
tion paid to diseases of women and children,
Office—Formerly occupied by Dr. M0ldrum,Cotner
of Centre and Patriot streets.•
14 nNati4tt 051
Dlt. J. SIoASIi,
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M. B. Toronto, Member College Pliyeieiane ands
Surgeons, Ontario.
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interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, tow
and fares propert3 bought and sold .
OFFICE—BeaverBlock Wisonasi •
J. A. MORTON,
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BARRISTER,' ate.,
Wiugham; Ont.• "t
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E. L. DIC1iiNSON, '
Barr '11E .
SOLICITOR TO BANN OF I?A5ITLTC--. nonnT nonTO
Office—Meyer Block, Wiugham.
E?tTISTRY _ i S . .,..,.... ED. _ L.
I r.,Witionett. -it
Is mauufactur,n..• first-class sate of
• teeth as cheap as they can be Prada
in the Dominions. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed perte,tly safe.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
ARTHUR .1. IRWIN, D. D. il., L, D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College.
OFFICE, MACDONALD's BLOCK. 1;
'T•CHDJ RITCHIE,
d *GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Wiseman. • ONTARIO
p. DEANS, Jk;, Wiseman,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TIIE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. chargee.''" •
Moderate.
I JOHN CURRTE, WINGNAM, ONT.,
T5105585» AtlCTIONN5R FOR THE COUNITM
irnRON AND 11ItilCE.
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t Tlifas office
0
t1n tl
p attend
od to. Terms reasonable.
promptly
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L108i,,`CRD AuCT]OSRaR Fon Comm MYRON AIM
Babe*,
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LARGE sT SALE iN CANADA. BeIVtr BlockWinKbatr, Ont.
Parody on the Old f
Nigh to a bar that was long
Stood a Land -Lord, old in hi
ing trade,
'The day was done and ho pa
The thirsty train through hi
11. relic of bygone days was 1
And his lucks were white as
' sea
And these words came from
thin,
I gather them in, I gather tt
Gather, gather, I gather t
gather them in, for man ar
I fill to the brim, with grief -
And I curse every home,
town,
And fill up with dead the bu
Mother and daughter, father
I bring down, in sorrow one
But come they stranger o]
kin
I gather them in, I gather t1
Gather, gather, I gather t
Many are with me, I am not
In this death -dealing trade,
my throne,
it Oh the tear -stained altars,
stones cold,
And my scepter of rule, is t
hold,
.Jame they from cottage, o
from hall,
' Mankind are my subjects al
They may loiter in pleasure
spin,
I gather them in,I gather 1
Gather, gather, I gather t
I gather thein in, and their
IS there, out there, in tho
breast,
And the old nnau ceased, as
train
„el Came to his bar to drink tip
Then I spaka out loud, in
bold,
A mightier one than the L
Will dash to the earth th
And into perdition, will gal
Gather, gather, I gather
Karl's Closet heat Vti1
"blood, clear yew. •' mrplex
lour Bowels ani; :. 'ko yc
oe a bell. ,O,IJo., .)'find
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