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AN ACT
To Change the Time OF Holding Courts
I'm the County OF Ramsey.

Be Enacted BY the Legislative Assembly of Minnesota
Iavitory:-
SECTION l. The term of the District Court for
the second Judicial District within and for the Coun-
ty Of Ramsey, now held on the second Monday OF
May annually. and much Of all acts and parts OF
acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act, are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. All complaints, processes, precepts, re-
cognzances, and reports of every kind whatever,
commenced for, pending in returnabe said Court
for and within said County, held as Aforesaid, shall
be returned to and be acted upon by said Court at
the terms thereof established by the first section Of
this act.
Sec. 5. This Act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
is. NORRIS, Speaker Of H. Off.
WIN. P. MURRAY, Pres't Council
Approved March I'd, 1855.
w. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct cop,
Of the original act on file in this Office.
J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary Of Minnesota Territory.
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Ma" SAL" said one girl to another, II am
80 glad have no beau, now !"
"Why so ?" asked the other.
"Oh, cause l can eat as many onions as
please"
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
Laws Of Minnesota for 1855.
BILL
For an Act Allowing q Change Of Venue
I'm Certain Cases.

Be it enacted by the Legislative assembly Of the
Territory Of Minnesota
SECTION I. That ifeither party in any civil cause
at law in equity, after issue joined therein which
is or may be depending in any District Court within
the Territory, shall fear that he will not receive
fair trial hearing in the Court in which the case
is pending, account that the Judge Of such Court
il interested prejudiced therein, is related or
shall have been counsel for either party or that the
inhabitants of such County pGeudiced against the
applicant, for any other good reason, he fears that
he will not receive fair and impartial trial hear
ing, such party may apply to the Court in term to
the Judge thereof in vacation, by petition, setting
forth the cause Of the application, and praying
ing the facts stated in the petition. And such Court
Judge reasonable notice Of the application having
been given to the opposite party his attorney, shall
award change Of venue to some County in another
Judicial District where the complained of do
exist. Provided, that neither party shall have
more than change of venue. And change OF
venue may IN all civil cases he made upon the con-
sent, in writing Of the parties their attorneys
SEC. e Section of chapter &c. page 274, Of the
Revised Statutes, is hereby amended by adding the
| end Of said section:
"7. When it shall be made fully to appear that
from any other existing, the parties
cannot live in peace and happiness together and that
their welfare requires a separation.'
Sec. 8. This Act shall take effect and be ia force
from and after its passage.
J. s. NORRIS, Speaker Of H. Of R.
WIZ. P. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March Sd, 1855.
hereby certify the foregoing to be q true copy oil
j. TRAVIS RossER,>
Secretary Of Minnesota Territory.
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PEACE IN EUROPE AT LAsr.-We understand
that by the very latest advices received through
the spiritual media in this city, peace will be
declared in Europe on the 9th Of March next
~ Y. Even. Post.
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-, A man who admires fne woman has
~ 70 moro reason to wish himself her hus-
- 4han one who admired the Hesperian
- Esah have had TO wish himself the drag
tZeSHstk.- $1,000 .s..g-s
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~. st. Louis, according to ito population,
u greater point Of rendezvous for European
immigrants than any other city Of the Unio7.
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Proposals FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
IN MINNESOTA FOR 1855.

Saint Paul, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
wit:
For the Wspetoan and Session Sioux
Superfine -four TO the amount of Al 500
Mess pork to the amount of 500
Hogs lard in kegs to the amount Of - 800
White sheled corr in sacks to the amount of 900
Gunpowder, F. F. g., to the amount OF 800
to the amount &c. loo .
For the Medewak antoan Wspekuter Sioux
Superine flour to the amount of al 500
Mess pork to the amount Of 500
Hogs lard in kegs to the amount of 500
White shelled corn in sacks to the amount of 900
Gunpowder, F. F. G., the amount Of 800
Lead In bars to the amount Of 100
Tobacco TO the amount Of 100
TREATY OF 1887.
For furnishing the tribe of Dacota or Sioux Indians
6uperhne flour to the amount Of o. 500
Mess pork to the amount of 600
Hogs lard in kegs TO the amount Of 600
For the Winnebagoes-
Superfne -four to the amount of % 600
Mess pork to the amount of 600
Hogs lard in kegs to the amount Of 900
For the Chippewas-
Superine -four TO the amount of o. 900
Mess pork to the amount Of 500
White shelled corn in sacks to the amount of 500
Tobacco, small pkgs in bxs, to the amount of 500
The supplies for the above Sioux tribes of Indians to
be delivered in Saint Paul. or before the 25th May
next, the Agent of said tribes persons
tnOrifeu Dy SAID agent 10 receive them.
The supplies for the Wnnebago and Chippewa tribes
of Indians in the same manner the above, be.
fore the 25th of May
Separate bids will be received for each article speci
fed above for each separate tribe, for the whole
Samples of the tobacco vii, be required.
The provisions will be subject to inspection at the
place of delivery, by dinerested persons selected by
the Agent Of the tribe whom the supplies furnish
ed, and the contractor contractors.
Good security will be required for the performance Of
the contracts to be entered nto and bidders will
in their proposals the persons they will offer
and the surees of each bidder sign ard trans.
init with each bid guarantee in this form:
The undersigned undertake that if the bid of --
- for Indian supplies be accepted by the Superin-
tendent Of Indian Affairs, bidder shall before
the 18th OF April next enter into the bond required
perform said contract 1t the rate of his their BIDS
with good and sufficient suretieB."
Should the bids be deemed high, the Su.
perinendent reserves the right to set them aside.
Bids must be endorsed, "Proposals for Indian sup
plies in Minnesota" and addressed the Superntend-
ent of Indian Affairs at Saint Paul, Minnesota. lin
the opinion of the Superintendent any thing should
induce the belief that there has been anything
unfair in the competition, he the right to
the whole of the bids aside and report the facts the
Indian Department at Washington.
w. A. GORMAN,
Governor & Superintendent Indian Affairs.
Saint Paul, March 6, 1855. Mar6d&wlm
Gaena JefersOnian, st. Paul Times, st. Peters Cou
rier, and Dubuque Herald, copy daily and weekly
month, and send bills to Superintendent
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- We have on hand . number OF fonts Of beautiful
sad useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed Of fap
piled for soon.
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H IL Nj o v A LIZ!

TC EMPIRE BLOCK.
wv &. FONSECA Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry
w Goods, Cloths Cassmercs Tailors' Trimmings
Ready Made Clothing, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Hats and
Caps Boots and Shoes in great variety (Which will be
sold at COST
No. Empire Block ST Anthony street, St. Paul, Min.
W. G. FONSECA having removed to this desirable
stand formerly occupied by L. c. H. Mix oeg leave to
rtory that the Manufacturing Establishment of the old
firm is still carried under the supervision of excel
lent and fashionable Cutter.
All orders will be promptly attended to. Spend your
money at Fonseca's," isgetng to be avore proverb
Feb. 16, 1855. feb16dtf
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M@ket1tp's Column.


REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK-GILBERT DAVIS, ESQ,
DANIEL CURTIS, Esq
Capt. a. DE PEYSThR,
Messrs. s. THOMPSON Il NEPHEW,
Messrs WILLIAMS l. GUTON.
Phil ADHrrmA-JOsEPH PATTERSON, Esq, President Of
the Western Bank;
Messrs. DREXEL CO., Bankers;
/" FREED, WARD FREED;
" r. TAYLOR 4 CO..
{" BINGHAM DOCK;
" STEERS, JAMES co.
BAILEY & CO.;
EDWARD HURST, Esq, Notary Public
H. MESSCHERT, Attorney at Law
JAMES KITCHEN, NJ. D..
WILLIAM STOEvER, Esq.
MINyEsOTA-Gov. W. A. GORMAN,
Hon. ". H. WEIGH, Chief Justice Min.
Hon. HENRY NJ. RICE, Delegate to Con-
gress
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD BECKER, At
torneys at Law;
BORUP OAKFS, Bankers;
J. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary Of the Ter
AMEs WV ( %siS Er1EN, Attorneys at Law
Rev. T. NJ FULLERTON, Register L. 5.
Land Office
WM. HOLCOMBE, Esq, Receiver L. s
Land Office
7. T. MANN, NJ. ID.
New ORLEASs-Messrs. BROWN, JOHNSON CO.
Bankers.
vIcKsBuE -Messrs. BROWN L JOHNSON, Bankers.
March 6. d&wtf
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Phiibert Leclaire,
James Grant,
Octave Beaudette,
Thomas Burns,
Daniel Burns,
James j. McCallum,
John Conkling.

Resolved, That the Secretary of this Asso-
citation be instructed to issue notices, to be
served BY the sheri& on trespassersSwho may
be found on the claim Of any member of this
Association, notifying them to leave forthwith.
Resolved, That this Association adjourn to
meet ct this place on Saturday, the 18th Of
xarch, at l o'clock, p. NJ.
THOMAS MCOLLUM,
-- Chairman.
JoHN KENNEDY, Sec.
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~ JEuRsoN. FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
tor TIE oS At Galena to procure subscribers and ad
vsx:ssments. His receipts will be regarded payments
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- See third page, under Commercial head, for rate
Of Money and Exchange, St. Paul and GalsHa Markets.
aAa miscellaneous items.
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HOUSE WANTED.
A SMALL HOUSE, or three or four Rooms, for the
n ensuing year-in lower town. Inquire ut this Of
fee March 9 IF
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LNRANK COLLINS has received fine lot of Ladies Rub
IL bers, which he is selling off 80 cents pair. Those
want any had better call at they will soon
gone. dec2dtf
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NOTICE,

CUTLERY.
A LARGE and beautiful assortment for sale low b
~ Nov. 30, le54-dtf DAHL.
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

CAME to my place, near Farribaut, about the
~ first of November. four oxen; one black two brown
one red and white. dec 81 JAMES WELLS.
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SELLING OFF:
THE subscriber will sell his entire stock of books and
stationery at reduced prices from this date until the
opening of navigation Persons in want of articles in his
line will do well to call early he intends to start
east by the 10th of March, and wishes to close out his
stock before his goods arrive Don't forget the Cheap
Bookstore of WN DAHL
Jan. 19, 1S55-f No. % Robert street, st. Paul.
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WILL be on hand in the Spring, early possible,
l. or on the opening of navigation, with good sup
ply of Pastering Materials and will keep constantly
HAIR White Finishing Lime, and the hest Lime manu-
featured in the Territory consisting in part follows
1000 bushels of Pasterng Hair 20 barrels of Plaster of
Paris 20 barrels of Louisville Cement 100 barrels of
White Finishing Iime and any quantity Of other lime,
all of which will sell reasonable terms for cash.
will also continue my business Builder or
Plasterer-thanknl for past avors, and solicit contn-
uance of the same. CHAS. p. SCOTT.
March L. diff
TO ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN
UELLUM CLOTH. Watmans Drawing Paper all
Y sizes Mathematical Instruments, Architectural
Works, &c For sale low at COMBS,
Franklin Bookstore, near the American House.
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FAINT FduI, 100.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
~ nee until IL M Of the 10th April, 1855, for frnish-
ing and delivering following provsions for 1856 to
vrif
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BORUP l. CHAMPLIN
VNOULD respectfully inform the Merchants and the
w public generally, that they have Ought out the
interest of Messrs. Burbank & Co. in the Forwarding
and Commission business and that they afford in
creased facilities to all those who may favor them with
share of their patronage They will attend to gene
raj Storage Forwarding and Commission business, at
their Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Having leas-
ed the Wharfboat, those who ship to them will
expense of drayage.
REFERENCES:
Cronn, Hurxthall r Lear, New York.
J. Harmon r Co., Buffalo.
James G. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather & Co.,
w. A. McCloskey, Galena.
b. II. Campbell,
F. S. Jessup r Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau + Vale, st. Louis.
BOrup Cakes, st. Paul.
st. Paul, Feb. 20 1855. tEeb2ld6m
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CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS GIFTS
CtARD Cases Port Monnaies, Tablets Chess Men, Colo
" Pens and Work Boxes at
dec %. COMBS Franklin Bookstore.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
SPLENDID assortment of superb Valentines for sale
"A low at Feb. SGT c. d. ELFELTs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice in Partition.

JOSEPH PHILLIPS and Mary Phillips, his
wife, Of Jackson County, Ohio, and Joseph Phillips
Jr and Elizabeth Phillips, his wife, of Lawrence
County Ohio and Franklin Rush and Sarah Rush,
his wife Of jackson county. Ohio and Samuel Al.
leu of Gdllia county, Ohio, and John Roach.
and Ma garet Allen Of Jackson county, Ohio, will
take Notice that petition was filed against them
OH the 2Sth day Of May, 1855, by William Allen,
and Is now pending, wherein the said William AL
leu demands Partition Of the following Real KS
tate The north half Of ninety acres as surveyed BY
Oliver n Tyson, April 18th, SAL off Of the west
half Of Section No. 80 township range No. IT,
beginning at the half section corner on the west sLs
OF said section, at a. hickory inches, bears north
20 deg. west 35 LINKS thence east l3 chains So links
to stake white oak 90 inches, bears south dec.
west links, poplar ;2 inches, north l9, east l2
links, thence south Chains II links, to stake,
gum 2 inches, bears north 9 east Is links poplar
6 iachPs south eS east 90 links. thence east 80
chains IS links to stake, white oak 90 inches bears
south 80 west 80 links, white oak l6 inches north
63 west "A links, thence north 23 chains l8 links
to stake, gum l3 inches bears south 70 west Is
links red oak 6nchcs north % west 81 links thence
west AZ chains l5 links to stake thence south l6
chaius so links 10 the place of beginning aud til (
at the October term of said Court, application will
be made by the said William Allen for an order
that Partition may be made Of said premises
WILLIAM ALLEN,
BY MACKLEY & FULLERTON, his Atty.
May 81, '55. 10 CIV
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PRINTERS.

Printers, it is said, die at an early age.
This is doubtless caused by the noxious
efiiuvia arising from the type, the want
of exercise, constant employment, and
the late hours to which their work is pro-
longed. There is no other class Of hu.
man beings whose privileges are 50 few,
whose wages are SO inadequate, as Prin-
lers. II u typo be man Of family,
he is debarred of the privilege of enjoy
ing their society at all times, because his
hours of labor are almost endless, and
his moments of leisure SO few that they
must be spent to recruit his exhausted
energies, and prepare him for the renew
al Of his tolls, Poor fellow he knows
nothing Of sociabiIity, and is shut out
from the world rs convict in prison
cell. Truly he is in the world, and yet
knows not it. Toll, toll, toll, by night
and by day, is his fate, until premature
old aye ends his existence, morality and
virtue, the chords Of his heart are sun
dcred one by one, and when his race is
run, the time TO him is no more, he goes
down TO the grave uncarcd for and un-
known. though his existence has been
sacrificed for The benefit Of his race.
When We hear OF mechanics crying out
against oppression and demanding Ger
tain hours for labor and for rest, We con
not but reflect upon the situation Of oul
own craft how every moment of their
lives is forced into service, to earn bare
substance, and uncomplaining they de-
vote themselves TO the good of that same
public, who wear them rs loose garment
10 be donned when convenient, and dotted
when no longer needed.
Printers are universally poor men,
and for two reasons. The first is-they
rarely ever receive a fair compensation
for their services. And the second is =
that injured to continual suffering, pri-
vadon and toll, their purse strings are
ever united at the bidding of charity,
and the hard'earned dimes are freely
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Rail Road Notice ! |!

THE undersigned having come to the determine
ton to remain at my present location in Scioto
Township jackson County, Ohio, and to continue
selling Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware Quoenswarc,
and Tnware, of all kinds Boots, and Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Bonncts, and every other article usually
kept in Dry Good Stores. likewise can and will
sell cheaper than any other establishment west of
the town of jackson. All kinds of Country Produce
taken at as high mark as is given in the country.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Dried Fruit, Beans and Ba-
con, taken in exchange for any article in my line.
Friends one and all, as the weather, is warm and
pleasant would be glad to have You call and see
me and get cool drink Of pure water, and examine
my goods, and if you do not buy, it shall cost you
nothing.
N. i. Sack and Barrel SALT, constantly on hand
and for sale. WIN. A. M'CRAY.
May 81, '55. loft
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Jefferson Township,

G. NJ. Buck, Assessor of this township
handed in the following interesting statis-
tics Of Jefferson township, We would be
glad to have all the Assessors of the bal.
ance of the townships do likewise, it would
be an important item, and just such inior-
nation as every man in each township
would like to get hold of aud ueluse.
krequicd toproducc healthy action through the en-
Lrc system. Nodsgustng nostWmi Is allowed to be
hkcn whilo using the chains but rigid observance
II the general laws OF healthare required. Brisk lrc.
lion upou tho part diseased are much to the effect oi
Ihe chains, by Increasing their magnetic power
1000 Dollars
kill be given 10 any person who vii produce 50 ma
nv well authenticated certificates Of cure both from
intelligent patients and scientific physicians US have
been effected by the use Of Pulvcrmoehs Electric
Chains, They never fail to perform what they arc
advertised to do aud no person has ever been dlssal'
oiied Who hns given them trial.
In Female Diseases,
more than one hundred permanent cures of prolop
sus uteri have been effected within the last year BY
the use Of these chains BY applying one end OF th'
chain over the region Of the abdomen aud the othC
upon the spine just above the hips, the usual sCve
symptoms incident to that dscasoav at once removed
Mode Of Use.
The shnin should he moistCned before use viii
common vinegar, aud then one end OF the Chail
shonll be applied directly to the scat Of the pain o
dbense and obtain pamphlet (gratis) lie villa
a u zl.ss- ssaa n iaasirn /
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MARRIED, On Thursday, May 9th 1855, by Rev.
l.. G. Ford, Mr.. SAMUEL CALDWELL, formerly Of
Chillic, the, and Miss MARIA Il. WoLLAM, formerly of
Cincinnati.
With the above announcement VIC acknowledge
the receipt of most delicious cake, of huge dimen-
sions, besides a quantity of confectionery, which
fully discussed by the Members of the Standard
Office.
All alone in our sanctum while sitting one day,
With nothing to fear and nothing to say,
But thinking quite serious of the signs of tho times,
And contriving some plan to raise few dimes.
Just ut that moment, in stepped good friend,
Who proved unto us welcome God-scnd
Saying: "dear sir, no excuse will take,
But accept with free will, this hugo wedding cake. y
A note accompanying quickly did tell,
That it came from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caldwell,
Who had boon welded in the morn of that day,
And had sent in this present the Printer to pay,
Farewell to you now, Farewell toyou Sam,
The storm is all ore, and all is now calm,
And may each moment through your whole life,
Be made most happy by your sweet little wife,
May the bride and the groom forever live,
To make many cakes the printers to give,
And may their lives prove both merry and happy,
Until dozen little tongues they hear whisper
nanny and pappy.
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MntiGa,

To William Woods. James Woods, Martha
Woods and Andrew Woods,
You are hereby notified that on the 10Th, day
of May 1855 in the Probate Court of Jackson
County Ohio, Petition was filed by me as Ex-
cutor of the Estate of William Woods, late Of
Holmes County Ohio deceased, the object and
prayer OF which is, to obtain an order from said
Court, empowering and directing me as said
executor, to execute to William Haslett of said
jackson county deed in fee simple for the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements situate
in jackson County Ohio, to wit; The north west
quarter of the north east quarter. and the east
half of the north west quarter Of Section No.
thirty two (32,) township No eight, (s,) and
Range No. eighteen, q5) containing 1892.
100 acres more or less, in pursuance Of and to
complete a contract for the sale Of said premises
entered into with said VIM. Haslett by said
decedemt in his life time. but which remains
uuexccuted on the part Of said decedent. You
are further notified that the matters of said Pc
titon will be for hearing in said Court on the
10th day of June 1855, a. which time said Petit
toner will ask for an order as prayed in said
Petition. WIN. TH0RNBURG, Exr.
of WIN. WOODS Decd.
by HOFFMAN d HASTINGS his Atty's.
May 24th, So. y 4-w
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A Good time Coming.

We cannot but re- joice at the very hatter-
ing prospects of an abundant harvest, one
that has already commenced to make re-
duction in grain and flour, and should it
turn out as well as the present indications
lead us to, believe it will co, brcadsuas
and Provisions i'll general, will come down
to Standard Of prices, that all may again
indulge in the many luxuries of lie, tia.
they have been compelled to abstain from for
months. 1t is certain that in the country
there is very large quantity of whca,
held back for sill higher prices, bat, the
disappointment thatmany lnen will be COM
PEELED 10 endure for their ayarlcouslcs IS in
this particular, to the discomfort and stary,
ing thousands, will not be received, rs tic
present crop is fast coming on, and We
hear that in this, as well as many other
towns, that whea. is being rushed in BY
tho thousand bushels, aad that the price
has declined from $2 TO 81 50, and wouI,
soon come down to Sl,25. The grta
amount of corn thai has gone in, and tic
prospec. for an average crop, has also re.
ducel the price in this article, to a grcat
eX;en. also, Flour, Potatoes and every
species Of provisions, which says in louJ
words, to the poor
"There's good timo coming Boys,
Wait little longer"