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The Buchanan despotism, says the Tole-
do Blade, is gradually recovering from the
staggering blow which it received by the
DorcLAs detection, and 10 going steadily on
to organize the party on the great "demo-
cratic principle" that forged election returns
are more reliable than actual votes, and
should always be sustained by ofice-holders
and the army. Newspapers in support Of
this new theory Of "popular sovereignty, p
arespringing up in all dark places, and
Democratic light is breaking once more for
the comfort Of bsnighted ones. .a..
In Chicago, where pure and indebted De-
mocracy finds "Jordan hard road to trav-
d." and the newspapers have, one after
another, fallen from grace, and left dead
ness and darkness which calls for the most
earnest missionary labor. a simon pure De-
mocratic paper has been established. The
editor of the new argan is brave man OF
he would not undertake 90 desperate an en-
terprise. The history Of the past, shows
Chicago to be As fatal to Democratic papers
a. Kansas 10 to, Democratic Governors. For
many years the Democrat, under the edito-
rial championship Of Long JOHN WENT
WORTH, Numbered for democracy; but it
grew gradually weak in the knees, and
finally preferred the patronage Of the people
to the patronakspf The government; and the
cause Of jastics and right to the cause Of des-
potism. sg. j. e.
Then came the Democratic Press; and, for
time, it labored earnestly and persistently
for the crumbs that fell from the oiicial
table; but IN some moment of weakness i,
yielded to the demands Of Justice and the I'D.
monitions Of conscience, leaving the De-
mocracy Of Chicago to gropo again in dark
aess and doubt, The Chicago Times va,
then established By. Senator DorGLAs, and,
after Drawing I'll the most obnoxious mea-
surss, and inspiring the fullest confidence
that it was equal to any emergency, it was
suddenly brought toa stand BY the enormi-
~ of the Lecoupton outrage; and, having
refased to sanction the Kansas frauds, was
discarded BY the government. n
The new organ comes seasonably to the
rescue; but the administrator should re-
ouire bonds of its conductors that they will
have no sciN Of their own, but will in eli
things consult the interests and wishes Of
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ALFRED A. SMITH,

1859 SPRING TRADE 1853
EDWARD MEAD 4 CO.,
Ne. 80 Main street, Ger. Of Pine,
81. LOUIS, MISSOURI. 80
Tie osdsa House Of TIE Kind /. the Wssf.
~ EsTAsLlsaED IN 1895. Il
Importers sid Dealers in Wssdhs, Clocls,
Jerel'y, SslUev 4 Plated Wars, Guns,
Pistols, Sporting Apparatus, Cut
,aea ls,y, Fancy Goods 4 Watch,
Aak1S Tools and Materials. &C., DC.
TXyR lNyET1 THR SPECIAL. ATTENTION or
w Country Merchants, watch Makers ana Jewellers.
STOCK q Doeds in IAs in Ne west a TO rlicre
We DEFY COMPETITION. 8 = Z
. fwsnythtee yearS exDerienee in the Joobine Trade
"a psrchssing From Americas Maarfactursrs Tor
l.CA6H ONLY-givss 10 advantages psssossed b. =
osass .os: ~s. e or ne = n tAs Wet
sAtnssaf STOCK and rAIC1S. b.
,t6 lMlR0TTPlsTs AND PHOToQRaPHHRs
.W1.HAvH A war LARGE AND conrLxr.
'vSs So g A.ssssy!s. nslasssyps' Dagses-
artisas y demand By Tie operator, eoasistins il
casss Presses. P,sses elass nlss.,.ss .,s
1sssssvsrs Prs .chenieaas aaA AS,as.sss.
"a HOInEs. BOOTH 4 1AYDEN'. : :
CELEDRATED CAMEAAs~
.aea .s easr q naasfacsursrs prics and ssarss.ss
Twelve years. experience IN the Dseuevreetyvs tf,de
ssa purchasing n large quantities ana for Cash en-
~ H1.fnrns stricsiv r an - = Ss.s-
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AO4kAeb We CU0010H60Nns
0M-K0U ARE MERKDY NoElBaEn. ~
li:ef1 Cosst - psttawsttsmis County Iowa Pesitc
10y =. 1s.srsy an An1rs~ .. Santa, claiaiae
g 10, ~ 80 q eev-ntAo - tveaty Ao-
usenD.t eeeanes ysW psspostU ~ thst unieso yos
.sss - e.sw tAsrsAo. e r. bslsss ~ noniae q
hola0 % the thisd MoaAsy u sy next jvdrnens viii
eSIeeeesee aemeo 20 .theEosa. Dated, Masch 70
H. ttij So 10DBk1 I. DOUGLASS. -,
Au'y for P1aintiGs
hssehy certify. thas uDoa psspsr alSdsvts sied ii
go, D. .. UyE, Csanty Ju1ee Of Rossawataanis
County Iowa. ordered he fofaesng original notice ID
~ fssr seecessive weeas ID IL MenpsveH weekly
nevs1eDsss pabaished IN CesniI DisGs City In sej1
Cemty. CP ERII0cG =
Apfil lo-0&o N - NJ 4ssfs 49,
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CO Hon. Rufus Choate, Of Massachu-
sets comes out strongly in support Of Doug
lss and Walker. He was one Of Buchanan's
most effective supporters in 1856. 2,'5' -'z''
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Gsx5ExuSn ri. Col. Co6naA af14s
u 3. pny, = SDsss for ut1hs -
t2eoush KsunehoG on the 2lst, Nth -
command, being two conpasiss d he II
Csv.lry, and Two Of the 6th Isfastsy, aaA
lfvy 5 nulsp 1890 losdsdg tfA provisie1s,
forage. "a. Tor Col. Johnstoa's eonnaad,
mn sn Utah. which eom and Was preceded
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D, 3. ME.
County Judge.
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ne two rooms % Pearl Street. adjoining the Cosnsy
Judgsss O0re. R0esessipa given in . few DAYS
sl5 inquire - HORACE BvRnEIf.
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.... Kramer E4o1v0coJs sHN...-a "..'
At County Convention held at Sioux
City, on the 9th ult, the Democracy passed
the following resolves, among others: .ad
Resoiped-rhat an adherence to the Cincinnati plat
fon be made the test Of democracy In this convention
it-That Kansas has received her full share public
earliest pcri.d consistent with justice and due regsrd
the interests VI oil parties coce 10 matter de-
voutly to be wished by patriotic men Of all parties
In order to have made tho thing all fair,
and plain, the first resolution, As above,
should have stated to whose construction Of
the Cincinnati platform they adhered to.-
Buchanan's or Douglas! ,ra s..s
The other resolutions very indefinite and
equivocal-perfectly non committal in every
respect, except that "Kansas has received
her full share of public attention." How
they knew that, is beyond our ken, but a.
tho resolution was drawn up by Land Officer
WOMAN, the cue was probably taken from
the Presidents Lecompton Message. What
is to be understood as the "earliest period
consistent with justice, and due regard to
the interest Of all concerned" is left to con-
lecture. From knowledge Of tho parties,
who were on the committee on Resolutions,
We are inclined to the belief, that this reso-
luton was intended rs q covert endorsement
of the Presidents Lecompton policy. Moth
ing like stimulation. ~
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Popular Patent Medicines.

~ No. Qeoenl VARSITY e svsxyn.>,....,.
- vAeIessls and retail prug fstsSiisSs -
a. ~. ~ ysises H. eAoiess1 variety S,W s~
~ S.ss lsseae, - NY purchases spua tefns
~ saaas - CesatU Merchants suspjiel -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
7. ?. FISHERS

a DVEHT1SING AGENCY 7, San FrsDfl
n co-No. 1913 Washington street. up star
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House.
L. P. FISHER is the authorized Agent oia,
TRINITY JOURNAL, Weaverville SacramentOTI
ion Marysvlle Herald San Joaquin RepuR.
can, Stockton Pacific Methodist, Stockton n
nora Herald Nevada Journal Grass VaD,
Telegraph Red Bluff Beacon ; Columbia c,
zette Tuolumne Courier Mountain Demon.
Placerville Empire County Argus. Pacervi.
CaIaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill Sha1
Courier Marposa Gazette ; Yreka Weekly I,
ion Iowa Hill News Weekly Ledger, JaCksa
San Jose Telegraph ; Sonoma County JOunl
Folsom Dispatch ; California Mining Joun
Los Angeles Star Santa Barbara Gazette \
Diego Herald; Alameda County Gazette
Ger Courier Yankee Jim's; Napa County
porter; Sierra Democrat, Downievile; H1
boldt Times, Union Oregonian, Portland Oh
Oregon Weekly Times. Portland, O. t.. 0r1
Statesman. Salem, o. T.; Jacksonville HMl
Jacksonville, o. T.; Pioneer and DemOct
Olympia, w. T.. Washington Republican Sti
COON, W. T.. Polynesian. Honolulu, S. l.. Pa
fic Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. l. M
lean Extraordinary, City of Mexico HOngkl
Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

A MODEL JusTTcE-In Big Bar township there
was last year elected to the high position Of JUS
tice of the Peace as whole-souled and fine a man
as ever gave dignity to the judiciary He had
no pride of position about him, and the honors
Of bis new station sat so lightly upon his brow,
that his executive character was often forgotten
in the feelings of the man. On one occasion,
soon after his election, dispute arose between
two men which threatened to lead to blows. Our
Esquire, whom we will call Jackson, stepped up
with view to peace-making, when one of the
parties, taking umbrage at his interference
insulted him. Now j., in physical prowess, is a
very Vulcan and in an instant blow from his
bTawny arm had capszed the fellow and placed
some fifteen feet Of space between them. Sud
denly recollectng himself he walked up to, and
standing over the PROSTATE man, said, Now you
white-lvered upstart but for the position Iocc,py,
l would maui blue blazes out of you! Get up
and take drink, and if ever hear of you getting
into another row | will fine you till you can't
restv The poor fellow drank with the Squire,
and since then has been peacable man. Jack.
was this year re-elec Reqister
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, TO ME
ID directed, issued out of the District Court of
the 9th Judicial District, in and for the county of
Trinity and State of California, upon judgment
entered and dOcketed therein on the 18th day Of
of August, d., 1858, against She joint property
Thomas Atkison and Peter Quinn, and the sepa-
rate property of said Peter Quinn, and in favor
of J. & D. Callaghan, for the sum of eight hun.
dred and forty-three 31100 dollars, (SS43.3l)
principal, and eighty-one 40-lO0 dollars, (S8l40D
costs of Court, amounting to 1924 7l-l00, to-
gether with interest and accruing costs, have
levied upon and seized, and will expose to public
sale at the Court House door in said county, on
Saturday, October 10th,
A. D., 1858, at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. NJ all
the right title and interest of the said Atkison
and Quinn, or either of them, in and to
CAL that certain piece or parcel of land stu
ate West side of Trinity River, in Trinity county,
California, consisting Of eight hundred acres, and
more particularly described in deed made by
Sheriff Neblett to Peter Quinn, and recorded in
Book E. pages 500, $50 and $751; of the records
of said county, together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appurenances
thcrcunto belonging or in any wise appurtanng,"
to satisfy the same. JOHN B. MAY, Sheriff.
BY r. G. STUART, Deputy.
Weaver. Sent. 25th. 1858. 1885,
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
OFFICE NORTHERN CAL. TELEGRAPH Co.,
Shasta Sent % 1858

OFFICE NORTHERN CAL. TELEGRAPH Co.,
Shasta, Sept. "a, 1858.
SUBSCRTBERS to the Stock of the Northern
- California Telegraph Company will take no.
tice that at a meeting of the Directors held in
Shasta on Thursday, the 23d inst it was satsfac-
tOriy shown that the Contractors for the construc
tion of the Line Messrs. Strong d Hubbard, had
complied with their contract; that they had
completed the Line in accordance Herewith, and
as they proposed q surrender of the same it was
ordered accepted; therefore, it is now the property
of the Company. They will also take notice.
that at said meeting of the Directors the fifth or
last instalment OF twenty per cent. on their
subscriptions for Stock of said Company was
declared due, and payment of the same deman-
ded according to the articles of association OF
the Company. j. T.. Strong and /. NJ. Hubbard
are authorized to make collections.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN f. DENT, Secretary.
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SH RIFFS SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE and On.
ID of sale, to me directed, issued ont of q TIFDE
District Court of the Ninth Judicial n;"th at hNl
and for the County of Trinity and Stato t'Sac5 VI
fornia, bearing date August 25tb. A =" Val1
upon judgment and decree of foreclosn", III.
dered in said Court on the 10th dav of f'uIe II. fea
A. D., 1858, for the sum of seven bnndna0 dnugus|
fifty dollars, (S750) principal, two hunJn'ega aa
forty dollars, (S240) interest, and thirtv n; az
100 dollars, 1889 40) costs of suit. amorn n.ae
the sum of one thousand and twentv.ninoa ao
dollars, (S1029 401 together with interpst' n to'
from the rendition Of said judgment At th0 iusls
of three per cent. per month, and accrnirn ny
in favor of J. W. Finley, and against = co'' o
tbs, and directing the sale of the pronprtv L. VNl
after descrbed-I have levied upon and sa;I uyIe
Gail that certain lot of land situate in ~tLe'l tl
lage and township of Weavervile. in tba ,us "o.
of Trinity and State of California, and dos."na
as follows, to wit Commencing at a staLo
Woods warehouse, on the west side of Sni seS
gulch, (bounded on the south by Oreg6n :,al
on the east by Sydney gulch, and on the norh u'ls
lot fenced in, and on the west by the com,aa y,a
the said lot being enclosed by board and ~,
ct fence,) and running from Woods warebonp,aV pVsI
northerly direction about fourteen ro1s X
stake and the corner of said fence, and ,bora'
westerly direction twelve rods to staEon.a
corner of the fence, thence southerly for,,' i
rods to a stake at the corner of the fence tb's
twelve rods to the place of beginning, and %s
the same lot of ground enclosed by II BH.1
son.. and on which he erected dwelling boaa
together with all and singular the tenemsa.
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunh n
longing or in any wise appurtaining y and n
expose to public sale, at the Court House IN y !
county, on
Saturday, the 2nd day of Octobe
A. D., 1858, all the right, title and interes \
said E. J. Curtis therein.
JNO. 3. MAY, Sheriff
BY r. G. STUART, Deputy.
Weaver, Sept. IL, 1858. "a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

DEsDEMONA AMONG THE SToUX-One of the
Sioux chiefs lately returned from Washington
brought back with him an addition to his house
hold, in the shape of white wife, good looking,
tashionably dressed young woman about 20 years
of age. From one of our citizens, who went up
TO the agency on the same boat, we learn that she
manifested considerable disappointment at the
aspect of affairs on her arrival The romance of
the thing was pretty ehcctually 'squashed' by
the inmates and surroundings of her new home.
She declined all offers of assistance from the Off
GERS of the boat, who were anxious to return her
TO civilized society," protesting her ability and
intention to attend to her own business, and ad-
vsed them to do likewise. They left her in an
eight by ten feet mud bowel, in company with q
couple of Dacotah maidene who also, we believe,
had claims upon the affections Of the chief in
question: Minnesota PAPER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

MARposA TURF-The Mariposa Gazette de-
scribes two celebrated race horses named Punk
in-and-milk' and Horrible Brute:
The appearance Of Horrible Brute was not
such as would impress good judge that he was
spirited, but that he was horse that thought a
good deal. lie is got up on the style of Hip
popotamus, and is anywhere from nineteen to
thirty-six years of age. Punkin-and milk was
altogether different beast, and looked as though
her pedigree could be tracked to woody horse
OF the Rocky mountains and kocho. Her age
is understandable, as her teeth have been shar-
pened too many times. Her style and act close
ly resemble that of a buck rabbit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

VENERABLE RELIC.--ln Marblehead stands the
mansion of Col. Lee, built in 1862. 1t has for
many years been occupied by the Marblehead
Bank. A few days ago, during a heavy rain, it
was noticed that the pavement in front of the
house was laid with the date 1863, represented in
small white stones. For ninety years the stones
have been daily Travelled over, yet nobody had
noticed the chronological mosaic under their feet
until soul looking down for the dryest place to
put his foot, happened to discover it.--Salem
Observer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

POUNDS AND PENCE IIuzzah for Mesilla Val
ley! Huzzah for Pence! Huzzah for Pence's
baby !! Maybe the world is ignorant of the
fact that Pence is to-day man of family-a
daddy He is that, and nothing previous A
hoy baby-a son aud heir was born to him as long
ago as on Friday of last week. 1t is terrible
thing to contemplated baby weighing more
than its sire; but here we have one that weighs
more pounds than pence-in fact it is an eighteen
pounder May this beginner be but the precursor
of houseful just like him, only little differently
arranged for wearing apparel.-Butte Record
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. p. F. has now completed his arrangema
for the forwarding of advertisements to ALI
principal largest circulating Journals and Ne
papers published in the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those
wish to advertise in any part of the Union
doing so at the lowest rates, and in a promptt
satisfactory manner 33d
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
MINERS HOTEL.
OTTO VOLMERS & P. SCnMISEKAlIP, Proprietor
Notice

A LII PERSONS having claims against the es-
II tate of Frederick Crabills, dec, are hereby
notified to present the same with the necessary
voucher, within ten months from this date, to
the undersigned Administrator, at his residence
on Hay Fork, in Trinity County, CAL, or they
will be forever barred. WIN. b. DOBBYN,
Admr. Estate Fred. Crabils, deceased.
Weayeryile, Sept II, 1858. 3jlt
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Der Shoemaker's POy.


Der meat-chopper hanged on der vitevashed vail
For no customers coined to der butchers shtall-
Der sausage masheen vas no longer in blay,
And der butcher poys all bad holiday
Der shoemaker's poy coined dere to shlide
On der door of der cellar, but shtealed inside;
Nit der chopping masheen he peginned to make
free,
Tn he cried dere ish nopody looking at me-
Oh der shoemaker's poy
Tn, oh, der shoemaker's poy.
Der day coed away, und der night coined on,
Ven der shoemaker wound dat his poy vas gone;
He called up his vrow, un der search began
To look for der poy und Wind il dey can:
Dey seeked un asked for him at efery door,
At de putcher's, der paker's un groshery shtore;
At der lager pier cellar, der shtaton house,
But der answer dey getted vas mix cum rouse
Oh ! der shoemaker's poy,
Tn, oh, der shoemaker's poy!
Dey seek him all night, un dey seeked him next
tay,
Tn for more ash a mont vas der duyvil to pay,
In der alleys, der houses, un efery blace round,
In der Toombs in der rifer, un in de tog pound.
Dey seeked him in vain undil weeks vas bast,
Un der shoemaker COED to his awl at last:
Un ven he'd pass py, all der beeples would cry,
Der goes der shoemaker vot losed his poy.'
oh der shoemaker's pOy,
Tn, oh, der shoemakers poy
At Atlength der meat chopping masheen vas in need,
Der butcher coed to it, un dere he seed
pundle Of pones; un der shoes vas dere
Vot der long lost shoemakers poy did year.
His jaws were shtill vagging, un seemed TO say,
wen no one vas here, got in to bay-
1T closed nit sphring-an der poy so green,
Vas made sausage meat py der chopping masheen.'
Oh der shoemaker poy,
Der lost of der shoemaker's poy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
w. K0LB & CO., Proprietors.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
L in informing the public that they are now
manufacturing. and offer for sale superior quail
ity of LAG Err B E R, warranted equal
to any in the world. A share of the public pat
ronage is requested. This Lager Beer is put up
with great care in quantities to suit, kept con
stantly on hand, and will be delivered in any part
Of the county. w. KOLB co.
Weaver, July 10, 1858. 25.f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

Stuck TO His BorTIE.-We have read of an
Indian trying to swim across above the falls of
Niagara with bottle of whskey. Missing his
landing and having been swept out into the cur
rent he gave up effort, drew the cork from the
bottle with his teeth, placed the mouth to his
lips, and, drinking, went over the falls.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02


kMG TIE ATTENTION OF CLER-
Co., l-7.s1 w gymen, Committees. Schools, Lod-
v Y ccs, &c, is invited TO the new Pc
DIAL SUB-BASS HARMONIOUS, made
solely by the Manufacturers. II is arranged with
two manuals or banks of Keys the lowest set run
ming an octave higher than the other and may
he used separately, and thus get in one case two
distinct instruments Or by the use Of the comp
Ter. the two banks Of keys may be played at the
same time by use of the front set only. This con-
nected with the BASS, will produce the effect
of large Organ and is sufficiently heavy to fill
house that seats from 1000 to 1900 people. The
OR AN MEL EON
Is designed for parlor or private use. The con-
struction is similar to the Church Instrument, be-
ing arranged with two banks of Keys. and when
used together, by means Of the coupler. is capa-
bic Of as great volume Of power as the Church
Instrument when used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for Par
lor use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from our
Mandatory being made in the most complete
and thorough manner. Having removed to the
spacious Buildings 5II Washington ST.,
we have every facility for manufacturing purpo-
scs. and employ none but the most experienced
and skilful workmPn. In short. we will promise
our customers an Instrument equal if not superb
or to any Manufacturer, and guarantee entire and
perfect satisfaction.
Music TEACHERS. LEADERS OF CnOTRs. and 9th
prs Interested in musical matters. are respectful
ly invited to visit our Rooms at any time and eX-
anime test the instruments exhibition for
sale at their pleasure.
As still further guarantee to the public MS TO
the excellence of the Mclodeons and Harmonious
from our Mandatory. we beg leave to refer, by
permission, to the following
Piano Forte Manufacturers OF Boston.
who have examined our Instruments and will give
their opinion when called upon:
CHICKERING & SoNs, T. GILBERT & Co.
VIM p. EMERSON, BROWN & ALLEN,
GEORGE HEWS, A. w. LADD & Co.
! NEWHALL & CO.. HALLET & CUMSTON.
WOODWARD & BROWN.
Orders from any part of the country or world
sent direct to the mandatory in Boston, with
cash or satisfac tory reference, will be promptly
attended to. and as faithfully executed as if the
parties were present, or employed an agent to Sc
lect, and on as reasonable terms
Prico LiSt
Scroll leg Al octave, observation-disclosures GO
do do do .................... 70
Piano style, do .................... 100
do do extra finish, 8 octave. .......... Il5
do do carved leg. 1875
do do sets of reeds, .............. $50
do do octave, Observation-Disclosures. 1876
Organ Melodeon, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
do do extra finish. ................. 250
Pedal Sub-Bass Harmonium, ...........-. 275
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IT is a question worthy of investigation, wheth-
er person whose voice is broken is not all the
more competent to sing pieces