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ROBERT BROWNING'S ZLSTIEW POEM, IN THE SUNDAY EDITION the team. They will be the psnesteof the Yales at the N. Haven House anil will return home earl tomorrow morning. The team is composed tlie follow tn(r persons Morse, '74; Kaucon, 75; Bacon and Hull, '76; Cnte, Seamans, Curtis, Cusbiug, Ke-es, Leeds, Tower and Herrick, '17; Tbaver and Wetherbee, 78; and Blanchard, '79. Owinz to an injury received last spring and aggravated this mi, "Mr.

Whiting will not play, but will accompany the team, and probably act as umpire. Concefgionarv rules have lieen adopted which make the game t.either Rugby, Harvard, nor Yale. There are to lie no have it downs," no touch-downs," no distinction between a drop and a punt kick." Any kind of a kick over the pole is a goal, f'sptain Whiting ha kept his men in good practice since the games with Tufts and Montreal, and as Ihu Vales have loug been contemplating this game, some flue sport may be expected. the Old World in their own cases and then compare the results with such as were derived from the action of modern curatives, eliminated (mostly from min-emlt in the tw nr. J.

M. ConneU, staying at the Amkbican House, Boston, having returned to lay hie bauds on the helm of his professional business, will be the exponent in consultations and practice in which, aided by his Eastern preparations, he will yield more eridenm in support of farts already corroborated by two hundred lor ll and adjacent citizens, who may bt referred to, that the Brahmiuical Remedies gave them exemption from infirmities that pursued them, in all phases of diseases, as represented in pamphlet to be had, and having their origin in. or sympathetic with tbe IJver. SUNDAY SEEVICE. Treiuont Temple Tbe pastor, the Ifev.

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THE CONCORD INCENDIARY FIRE THE LEE DISAPPEARANCE, ETC. 'Special Despatch to The Itostou Globe. 1 K. November 12. The "Matt Morgan exploded at 8 P.

locomotive Entnneer imam a isrc, framan Jarnea Thomas an.l assistant John Snowies were blown out of the locomotive, A each was severely hurt. Fiske and Cnowlea will probably die; Thomas may re-eo'er, although be is badly scalded Henry Twis engineer of the locomotive "Iv "'was blown from bis locomotive, stand-L 'alongside, and considerably hurt. The xploded engi.e belonged to the Providence sninsfon Eailroad, and was old. bhe had on 102 pounds of steam, when the explosion took place. The Shore Line Express I0U delayed an hour by tbe acc ident.

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tn eighteen months in the House of Oor- The Eliot Congregational Church, which las been in the hands of workmen for a long lime, has been fully completed and services will be held next Sunday. In the morning the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Greene, will give an historical discourse; in the afternoon, com-niwwou will be observed, and in tbe evening a prayer-meeting will be held, in which all tbe Congregational churches of the city will unite. A large number of young people are to unite with the churcb in the afternoon.

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Leavitt of Boston as organist. Tbe instrument is without doubt oue of the largest and best in the city; its cost was UoSD, and it was presented to the church hy Mews. JameH O. and J.ohn If. Btittrick.

The society i at present in a very prosperous condition. Junes A. Gray's Disappearance Suicide Probable. Special Despatch to Tbe Boston Glohe.J Lee, November 12, Regarding the tiisappearance of James A. Gray of rliis ylaee, the latest theory is that of suicide, based on his movements a few days before lie disappeared, which were peculiarly strange.

When he visited his friends in Albany on Monday of last week, two days after he left Lee, bia clothes were muddy and disordered, and his appearance strange. That night he sfcpt at a consin's, and it was found that tten be retired he did not occupy his bed except to throw himself upon if. dressed, tin Tuesday he met his brother on the street, and withhiin visited another relative. When thev separated he seemed unusually affected by the parting, and clung to his brother's hand, saying that be might never seen him again. NotLing has since been seen or heard of bim.

Although formerly of a very sunny temperament, he has been for two months past very much depressed in spirits. This despondency finally became so marked that his partner ouestioned him about it. He declined to give anv explanation and of course was not pressed. He took with him abnnt SlflO, bis own money, left no debts unpaid and there is no stain on bis name or character. He was to be married this fail to a young lady at Bennington.

and so far as is known there was uo unpleasantness between them. Tie Concord Incendiary Case He is Held in $2200. Special Despatch to The Boston Globe. 1 CiotcORD, November 12. At the continued examination of C.

J. Connor, charced with setting firs to bis store, in the Police Court, loday, John C-onwell, City Marshal, and several other witnesses were examined, but nothing new was developed, except the testi-moDTof the son, JeromB. Connor, who said lji father was at bom? at o'clock on night of tbe tire. It was admitted by counsel for respondent that two eandles were purchased of Mr. Wood worth 7 Mr.

Connor from the same box that Mr. wnnell purchased the two spoken of. The eminence here closed, and without comment Judge Dana ordered him to recognize in the of 52200 for appearance at the April term w'be Circuit Court. Trotting at Beacon Park. TV November meeting at Beacon I'ark was cmi-'Med yesterday, and tbe first event of the dav was "hih of the 2.34 race, the result of wbicli in imnin tbe following SUMMARY.

"tACOs Pa rk. November 11 tad 12, InT'i. Purse of for the IM class; $100. S30 and SJO. Mtle .1 in In harness.

il'l" futk ns. b. g. George 3 4 4 12-11 V'W't n. b.

m. Grace 1 'I 1 4 B-4 .1 1 III I .1 t. -ubuii us. III. OIMIJCUI? I wiruff h.

if. Doctor 5 a 5 tivm rs. eh. it. Henrv Stone.

.4 f'Kley i. K.m. Ladv Daggett 6 5 units i -u. 4 r.o. 0 r.o.

Theiace for the 2.50 ola.s wari first on the pro-PJinme of the day, bnt it eame to an nnexpe t-d oing after the flrst two heats. Among the horses rl who came up for the start were the bay gold- entered by J. Cliadburn," and the reeldlDg Sampson." enterel by John Hess. The upon the uaek of those two caused eoii- Wt reniark, and when in Uie second heat West- csnie in a winner without apparent effort, Air. it.

i. Yianson, his ankles painted him and found and the horse otherwise disuuised. tie beinjj none other thxn 'thaii lair unl.rJ "ami. Ul WI1V OLIIt'I II I. Hi' 11 IHHt'H 11 II 1T- dnrir I h0I'H8 "a achieved a doubtful reput.itiou proved to be nnn at this bist season for or entrance money aiul, as there were to the eligibility of others in ti w'Kp" Oeelared the race oil and ordered the re-, 01 entrance fees and repayment, of all ools he Management, are to lie thanked for thus tli inVy, 'l'ecking this fraudulent atleuipl.

"John Hess" were to be TlS 31 of Ulm hal friends in the crowd, for the 2.37 class was trotted Kiibsenuent- resulted as eliovn in tbe 8UMMAHV: riRKNov- I. Purse or Si. for the ta barn" aud beats, best a in '111 TowBodns. b. m.

Lady Kherbor. .4 4 4 3 4 5 Mr. Kllpnivatl ir''i 1 4 2 32,, "eettng closes to-day with tlie races for tiie free-for-all. and Mondav the 'wpnibeuftit occurs, wlieti a lwlf dozen good wdl lie trotted. uame Between Harvard and Yale Tl tr Today.

Jic'u team of tiiteeii men left for "ave" yterday to play the Vales today. As ei of railroad fares had been effeet- 'H'hte a number of Harvard men accompanied TEE CHRISTIAN UNION. An Appeal to its Friends for Aid to Free the Institution from Debt A Good Exhibit. The following circular, just issued by the Young Men's Christian I'nion, needs no explanation: Bostojt YocNft Mux's Christian- I'mos,) 520 Washington street, Novemlicr, 1875. 1 In March, 1874, the undersigned, representing the undersigned, representing the Trustees, Board of Government and Life Memlera of the Boston oung Men's Christian Union, submitted to the public a statement showing the rapid growth of the since its reorganization in 1S(8, the great work which it hart accomplished, the imperative need of additional accommodations, and tbe importance of establishing it in a building of its own, in order that its permanency as an institution of the city might thereby be placed beyond all doubt.

Is was then stated that Would be required for the purchase of a site and the erection of a building, $150,000 of which must be secured at a time specified. The response to the call was so hearty and generous, the Trustees felt authorized to complete the purchase of tbe proposed site on Boylstou street, and nearly $140,000 had been donated and subscrilHMl toward the object contemplated, when, on account of the pressing needs of the sufferers by the Mill Kiver disaster, and the floods in the valley of the Mississippi, it was deemed both proper and expedient, that further calls for subscriptions should be postponed. In the meantime the plans for tbe buihlhu: have been fully matured, and it is now in process of erection, with the exception that it will ne ready for occupancy the 1st of March next, when the building now occupied by the L'uion must be vacated, as it is to be taken down. It is of great importance to the welfare of the Union that on the day of the dedication of the new building it inav pass into tbe hand of the Trustees free from encumbrance. To accomplish this object donations to the amount of must now be secured being required to complete the orini-nnlly asked for land and building, and $15,000 to provide furniture, fixtures, etc.

The nn-dersiRned, in the accomplishment of this object, auk the donations and earnest cooperation of all persons who approve the broad and liberal principles upon which tlie Union is based and the work it is doing for the young men of the city, to the end that in future years its powers and opportunities for usefulness may not be hampered by debt. Donations, or subscriptions which may be paid in instalments if desired, wul oe received ny utta sorcross. Treasurer, 9 Commonwealth avenue; "Henry P.Kidder (Kidder, PealKHly 40 State street William H. Baldwin, President, Union Booms, 520 Washington street, or by either of the undersigned Trustees Henry P. Kidder, Chairman, 40 State street; Otis N'orcross.

Treasurer, Commonwealth avenue; William H. Baldwin, 520 Washington street Samuel Wells, 31 Pemberton spmre; Kdwin L. Sprague, 84 Pearl street. Committee of Life Members P. Kidder.

40 State street; James Sturgis, Sears Kuiidiug: Mablon 1. SpauldiDg, 23 Broad street Nathaaiel -I. Bradlee. 18 Pemberton square John Hogg, 477 Washington street John J. May.

1 Oliver street James H. Freeland. 250 Devonshire street Thomas P. Beal, Second National Bank, Sears Building; Koliert Treat Paine, 16 Peinbertou square; Francis Brooks, 36 Temple place. Committee of Board of Government William II.

Baldwin, 520 Washington street Henry H. tiprague, 14 Pemberton square; Kdwin L. Sprairue, tH Pearl street; Oecrge O. Crocker, 14 Pemberton square; William L. Richardson, 76 Boylston street.

The following Is the statement of amounts received to date Amounts previously acknowledged May, 1S74 $136,215 00 Uet-eived after above date Mrs. S. F. Farwell 2.0O6 00 F. M.

Johnson 500 00 Ertate Charles A. Gooduow 5o oo C. Newhall. '-'00 00 L. Holllnesworth 200 00 The Boston Herald 100 00 Friend 100 00 Miles Washburn 100 0 W.

A. Prescott Other amounts 615 tW Total 140,560 00 Otis Nokcbosm, Treasurer, Commonwealth avenue. Boston, November 13, 1875. Spalding, Hay Wales Are to offer during next week an immense stock of Ladies' and Children's Winter Cloaks, made from rough all-wool Beavers, plain Black Boavers, Gray Astrachan, F.uglish Seal hkin, etc. This magnin-cent stock of Winter Cloaks, wbh-b are manufactured Jn their own work-rooms, are so much superior in style, shape, workmanship, trimming, that their imported garments are unsaleable, and consequently the tirm prepare to clear out all their Berlin Cloaks at greatly reduced prices, aud will aupply tbeir stock for the balance of the season from their own workrooms.

Crimes and Casualties. lames Henry, colored, was arrested yesterday, for the larceny of carpels aud furniture from Mrs. Mary A. Moulton, 2 Last Brookline street, since November 10. Andrew Monaban and Patrick Flynn were ar-resed on 1 hursday, foi being concerned in the outrage on the Hammond girl in the lorcUester District on Tuesday, the 3d inst.

About 2.30 o'clock yesterday morsing Horace Elwell of No. 44 Parkman street, while iu a tit of delirium tremens, ent bis throat and died from tlie effictsof the wound. Coroner Cilley did not consider I an inquest necessary. Thomas Logan, sixty-live years of age, was struck I by an outward train on the Boston and Providence Railroad, at the Prentice slr.s't crossing, yesterday I noon, and almost instantly killed. Coroner Camp- Lieu win nohl an inquest.

In Hie Municipal Court, yesterday, Arthur Bras-ley, who on the 27th of October si ruck his ife over the head with a milk can, resulting in her death four or five days after, was fully committed to await the action of the Grand Jury in December. The Test. I5y inquiring nt the Druggists von will learn that Hale's Honey of Hare-hound and Tar has a far larger sale than any other cough medicine. Pike's Toothache Drops cure iu one minute. Mr.

A. N. Hakdv, 22 Winter street, is making all the latest slyles photographs to the entire satisfaction of those who have sittings made at his studio. The new Promenade Photographs, with exterior views, glaces, cabinets, cards, copied and finished work, done to suit all customers. When we reflect that a ower of endurance can he imparted to the brain, and that weak mimls have been restored to strength by Fellows' Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, we cannot but conclude that the subtile power is really ponderable matter.

Persons who study hard should preserve their balance of power by using the Syrup. Hernia. The new remedy for rupture supplied by tbe Klastic Truss Company, 63 Broadway, New York, is patronized by the principal physicians of the country. Branch otlice, Treiuont street, Boston. Facts are stubborn things.

Briht's disease, dropsy, kidney, bladder and glandular compluints, gravel, diabetes, loss of vitality, mental and physical debility, female irregularities, are gtnhbomj'act. yet they quickly disappear when brought in contact with Hunt's Hemetlf. l'his vegetable medicine never fails to afford comfort and relief. Of Mfis that come and go hither and thitherwards we have at times to notice one or more of them particularly as moving under a garb of some remarkable distinction that others aHinr. not to earn.

Notably and nsetully employed, again in our city, is a gentleman who was our midst about two years ago. After doing some remarkable things then, that have since earned for him Increased repute permanently, he, as it were, went away as he had come, unobserved aud perhaps unheeded, unless by the few iu tlie circle of his acquaintances. However, before leaving us to pass away in the direction given to his thoughts, he arranged some business matters and lett in charge ot trusty agents the means of promoting the welfare of others, in a round of usefulness not easily imitated, by restoring lost health to many, from facilities afforded to obtain his Hbahmink al Moo.npi.ant Kkmkimks. The tpeciuHin of anritiit physiciunt, preserved by the Hiwdoos, and known to that people as Thji Restorkrs," and long incorporated into their relld-ons system, Inscribed in the Sacred Pali," accessible only to the priestly Hialimin or learned Hajpuot. from whom, through courteous associations and researches with them, the Remedies have been obtained, aud thence borne from the prison ef age that held them in keeping, to be brought rorth again with all their plentitude of powers to revive vitality and raaintaiu their ancient character, cttratieely, in the ftew World as the uadoubted Restorers of tpmlrd work." Sufferera under the grasp of Old Afflictions may do well to test those Brahmioicsl phisict of the fttt from imperial Notices.

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Augusta, R. H.Kpofford,.lr.,Ei; Newbury port; Washliinton M. Leap, (Herald), ttncinnatl; U-en. Thad. T.

Molt (son of the great aurpreon New York Brie. Gen. lhrie.U.S. ftr. Perkins, U.S.A.; i.

W. Krench, Eso fl Commercial street, Boston; I). W. (printer). Exchange street, and 200 more local and adjacent testimonials to be seen with the physician, J.

M. CON NELL, at Amkricas Houre. attending to consultations and applications for agencies for one or all of the New England Mates to be conferred. Liver Complaint. Cout, Iys-Itepsia, Constipation, Neuralgia.

Sciatica, and all chronic forms of ieiiiale troubles speedily relieved, ttvrabty. The New York Times will publish iu iu edition of SUNDAY, Nov. 14, the first part of a new poem by Mr. Robert Browning. anthor of the King and the Book," Fifiae at the Fair," "Balaustion's Adventure," and other works.

Tlie new poem is entitled THE INN ALBUM," and consists of a very powerful and original Btory, which cannot fail to be read with absorbing interest by all classes of our readers. We have already received the advaoc sheets by a special arrangement with the author, and the first two divisions of tbe poem will appear in THE TIIKS on Sunday, Nov. 14. The Largest Circulation of any respectable Sunday journal i America. Within the last three months the circulation of the Sunday Edition of The Times has increased more than fen thousand oopies.

It is now tbe most valuable advertising medium in the Union. THE NEW YORK TIMES. FORWARDED BY SPECIAL MALL TRAIN FOB SALE BV ALL, XEWSDEALEBS. PRICE 5 CENTS. LONGFELLOW.

A superb lite-size portrait of the po-t LONGFELLOW will be sent with the ATLANTIC MONTH LT tor 1870 tm any person remitting: $5 OO direct to tbe l'ublfchers. N. It. All who remit before December 15th, will receive the November and December numbers, containing the opening' chapters ot Mr. Howell's new novel, "Private Theatricals," tree ot charge.

Tbe list of attractions lor 1876 is a brilliant one, including Longfellow, Lowell, Holmes, Whittier, Mrs. Kemble, Mark Twain, and other favorite writers. Address H. O. HOUGHTON Kirer-side Press, Cambridge, Mass.

CARPENTER'S MANUAL A PRACTICAL OUIMS to use of all tools and ell operations of the trade; also, drawing for carpenters, forms of contracts, specifications, plans, with plain instructions for b- flnnera, and full glossary of terms used iu trade Illus-rated. 50 cts of booksellers, or bv malt. JKSkSIS HANKY A CO. 119 Nassau N.Y. it 13aTnTER-S MAN CAL HOUSE AND HUtH palntin.

pratnine, varntnhinfc. polishing, katso-mlmiitf, papering, lettering, staining, gildiug, etc. t4 cts. Book of Alphabets, broils and Ornameata. $1.

Carpenter's Manual, 50. Watchmaker and Jeweler. AO. Taxidermist, 5.. Of bootc-sellers.

or by inaiL JESSE HANKY Us Nawa BUN. Y. HORSAN'S MARBLE WORKS, 45 to 53 MAIN STREET, Canibridgeport Bridge. We offer a large variety of Imported Italia Monuments. Tablets.

Scotch Granite. Granite CurbinKS, Marble Mantels, muofa less than usual rates, to effect a sale of the saa. before Winter. PROCTOR M00M 37 West Street, Have all the Leading Styles of WEDDING AND EPISTOLARY Stationery. School Paper 80 Cents per Ream.

Sole Agency for Sprague's celebrated and popular BIRCH BARK PICTURES. Cambridge Laundry, ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS, OFFICE REMOVED TO Gowing's Gent's Furnishing Store, 13 BROMFIELD STREET. STEARICS' BR AO DS- A. W. STEARNS, Treasurer Wright M'g Lawrence, Mass.

COMFORT The Cambridge Gas Stoves, For Heating Offices, Dining-Kouais. Chambers, Bath-Rooms, Connects with tbe chimney, therefore no smell possible For rooms whets heat is occasionally wanted they are matchless On exhibition and Sale at OSO W'ashingrton Street, corner Street. b. fqstek. Wilson Spinal Corselet Is a comfortable support iu Spinal Weakness ami Curvature.

It received a Medal at Mechanics' Fair im I860, for nexVbtlitv and vertical resistance." from Drs. HENRY J. BIOELOW and U. O. CLAKK, ludges of Surgical Instruments.

Mrs. M. SWIFT, daughter of Dr. Wilson, will give personal attention to all applicants for the above, at 5n6 Washington street, Kooiu 10. She can refer to prominent physicians.

STOVES. MESSRS. B. P. CUNNINGHAM 512 Washington street, are offering the best Cook.Parlw Stoves, aud l'ortable Bangcs in the market low for cash or on Instalments.

TO THE AFFLICTED. Experience and study in this country and in Europe having proved to me that, in accordance with Gots laws, ALL UlSKASKS ARK t'KABLK, I have devotett my attention to Chkomo Complaints, proving by-success that my theory is correct; and though opposed to advertising us miackish. I feel constraiued to mke this announcement, that the afflicted mav know thera is belikf for th km Tapeworm removed in a few hours. Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and all Chkomis Disf.aSKs CRKTA1NLY oviiKD without any drugging.

Office Honrs 11 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Saturdays uatii 9 1'. aud Sunday afternoons from 2 until 4. M. A.

FULLER. M.D.. 8 Chester Boston. With the December Number IIakpkr's Maazi.k enters upon lta Fifty-second Volonio. Among tha prominent features of the uurber are the following: Miss Constamce Ff.nimore VontsWs description of the old manors near Charleston.

SottIl Carolina. with thel legend ana history, now almost forgotten, of colonial tunea and of tbe Revolution with lllustrattona that have never hitherto beeai engraved, and that for beauty and artistic excoftonce hove never been surpassed ()AMKS PArtos's Caricature in tho United States." from Benjamin Franklin to Tbowvas Nast with rare aud curious illustrations: A flnely-writtenand Iwautiftilly-iltustrated paper on Windsor Castle fts gniHrbly decorated state apart-cnents and romantic historical associations; sketch of LicharU Baxter, with iltnstratlons; President BARJtAnn'H Review of tbe' Progress of the Exset Sciences for the First Century series: The conclusion of Amhs T. FlKl.n" rcmfuiscoce of Ban-y tkiwiwalt A third Paper on Legislative Humors, by the Hon. 8. S.

Cox. The continuation of Jfiian AWTtiortJiB'a iarth." the mewt remarkable serial story of tbesea-loti. A narrative of tbe events of the reign of Bloody A. U. Guernsey; A pleasant chat on "The Art of Dining:" short htories by Jasid I'AYK, YikoiMa W.

Johnson, and MiliY Bkach; Poems by R. H. Stohdard. John Bwinton, Part II. Hivxe, aud A.

and tbe live Editorial Ilepartnientn. with their summaries of social, literary, scientific, and facetious novelties. HAEPER'S MAGAZINE, WEEKLY and BAZAR. Postage free ta Subsrhbtrt thel'nitfit States and Vanadt. 11ARPE1VS MAOAZISE.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, HARPER'S BAZAR Hill be trnt for one year to amy thr fnuct States or Canada. POST Ad F. PREPAID by the Puhttshers. on receipt of tour Dollars, Haicpeb's Wkkki.v. aad Habpih's Bazak, for oue year, $li00; or any twa for SI 00; Postage free.

A Complete Analytical Index to the first Fifty Voi-umee of Harpbr'8 Maoazisk has just lieea pu-Ushed. renderiu available for referent tne vMt and varied wealth of information which noaatitutes ibis periodical uerfect Illustrated literary cyclopedia. Mvo, Cloth, lM; Half Cair, Sent poeaage prepaid. Address HARPER A BROTHERS. New York.

TWO BEAUTIFUL SONGS. Tread softly, the Angels are catliiiit nir darliug. our lrinhtet and best; I hear their sweet voices falling. Tbey are la-ck'nlng our loved ones t. rest.

Take back that of earth ye would offer The nourishine boon ye would give, Tbe Angels are hovenmi around her. To bid her immortal live. Chorns. Soltlv. softlv.

come thou bure Lightly. lllitly, tbe Angels are near. Lithograph Title. 40 ct. This ofir.

by the author of Fairy Wedding one of the most heoiitifut and sum-)nthctir melodies ever written. READY, TODAY. ESTA BROOKE'S LATEST SONG, 'Tis True, Dear Heart, We're Fading. Song and Chorus, Antteer to I)mr Heart, We're Grafting Old." It is true, dear heart, we're fading. That our hair is growing white.

And the shadows gather round us Like the coming of the night; But you're fairer now than ever. Dearer, too, a thousand fold. And though time our locks may silver, Still to me you're never old. ftimus. Leaves may fall and roses wither.

Tresses lose their shining gold. But, dear heart, vou'ro fair as ever. And to me you're never old. Down tbe vale of life together We have wandeied many years. Sharing all its Joy and sorrow.

All ita mingled hopes and fears; Weary would have seemed the Journey, Long the time, dear heart, aud cold. Without love like yours to cheer me Love which knows no growing old. As we near tbe shining portal, Bluer hend the skies aliove. Songs of rapture from Immortals, Tell of faith and perfect love; And our face grows brighter, dearest. With a glery all untold.

As I fold you to my bosom. For to me you're never old. All who liave beard "Dear Heart" and "For you ire ore. proyinr at home will want thin song ny the same atmior. rne nieiooy as fullv equal tn any ot his previous snorts while tlie words will speak for themselves.

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