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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09
niferences i'm Wives.

1t is astonishing 10 see how man may
live on a small income, who has hardy
and industrious wife. Some men live
and make far better appearance on SIX or
eigh, dollars per week, than others do on
fifteen or eighteen dollars. The man
does his part well. but that the vile is
good Tor nothing, She will even urbral'l
her husband for not living in as good
style as his neighbor, whlle the fault is
entirely her own. His ne:ghbor has a
neat, capital and industrious wife, and that
makes the difference. His wife, on tie
other hand, is whirlpool, into which a
great many silver cups nigh, he thrown,
and the appearance of The water remain
unchanged.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09
A Lady's Defence OF the Practice oi
Wearing VeiiS

Some papers recently found faHIt with
the practice of wearing veils-averIng that
1t was "mischievousIy prevalent this
year, and object TO il because they are so
"lerribly annoying and tantailzing TO SEN
silive young men, 10 this lady cor
respondent answers-wiIh much truth
as follows -
"This is one Of the very best reasons
that could be given for wearing them
Wells save women from a vast amount OF
annoying impertinence. 1t reqllres no
small degree of resolution for a sensitive
Young girl to pass the corner of street
where knot Of these susceptible young
men are congregated, knowing that all the
curious eyes will be turned upon her. and
that her ewes, halr, walk, dress, size of
shoe and gloves, will be marks OF these
close and mpudent observation. Wells
have special sanitary use during the
spring months, in the protection afforded
from the dsagtcesble Influences OF the sun
and wind; but if comfort did not call Tor
:hem, we should advocate their use un-
Ill young men acquire the first rules Of
poIileness ami good manners IN their street
department"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

Practice flows from principle, for as Z
man thinks so he will act.
He that waIkelh with wise men shall be
wise but companion Of fools shall be
destroy yed ed.-SclOm0n.
A good name is rather 10 be chosen
thar riches, and loving favor rather than
silver or gold.
It's easy TO exclude the noontide light
by closing the eyes, and it Is easy to re.
sist tue clearest truth by hardening the
heart
The husband who does not prefer his
own freside to any other spot OIL earth,
has no place 10 be happy in.
A WIFE's HELPING HAND.-At no
moment of difficulty does husband,
knowing his own utter helpIessness, draw
so closely TO his w(e's side for comfort
and assistance as when he wants but.
ton sown on his shirl-collar.
We sleep, but the loom Of life never
stops and the pattern which was weav-
ing when the sun went down, is weaving
when il comes up tomorrow.
Be contenIed and thankful, cheerful
spirit makes labor light, sleep sweet and
all around checrful.
A deserted damsel struck her lover
with poker, exclaimiRg with sobs, you
have broken my heart and I'll break your
head, sir.
The young lady who burst into tears
has been put together again, and is now
wearing hoops to prevent a recurrence Of
lhe accident.
A mans pride, il he had no other mo.
tive, ought to keep him from getting
drunk. The treatment which he is liza
ole to receive while he is in this slate
ought TO deter bin from it. Every block
head can laugh at him /; every cowardly
calf can abuse him, aud every designing
villain can impose on him.
What is the first thing a young lady
looks for in church -! The hims.
The man who ate his dinner with the
fork Of river has been endeavoring 10
spin mountain top.
La Fitre, the celebrated French baker,
leaving The honse to which he had applied
for clerkship, was not too proud 10 pick
up pin. The simple pin laid The foun-
daiion of his immense wealth. The wise
barker, TO whom he applied, saw The acl
called bm back and gave him employ
menl-being convinced by mis- simple
act, that he would be valuable clerk and
useful man.
"l ANITA going 10 called printers devil
any longer-no more amt" exclaimed
oar imp the other day in great pucker.
We'll, what shall We call you ?" Call
me rypogfsPhic spiril of evil, if you
pIease-lhsTs all -
What shall ii profit man If lie print
paper whole year aud lose his subscriP-
lion
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09
V1JU&G055 1.GCGISGCs

House WieS.-These troublesome lli.
tie insects may be eflectually destroyed
without The use OF poison: Take halt .
teaspoonlul of pow dtred black pepper,
one spoonful of brown sugar and one
tablespoonful Of cream mix them well
together, and place the mixture in your
room or whenever the flies are most
troublesome, and they will soon dIsaP'
pear.
Clearing coffee wiih0" eggR.-Nhen
eggs cannot be obtained, boil the coffee
in "A liue bag made OF mlIlneI, or any 9th,
er coarse cloth. 1t will be as clear q
amber.-RuoI Ne'C TOrkcr.
TO Mend Iron Pots.-Mlx finely sif.
ted lime with some whlte Of an egg, Til .
thin kind of paste is formed. Then add
some iron filings. Apply this TO The
fractures, and the vessel vii be found
nearly as sound as ever.
Protecting Youag Trees aCih Blood.
With regard to the protection, OF young
trees against the attacks OF rabbits, nice,
and other animals obnoxious 10 the vital.
y Of vegetables, Mlssourian cOTresPon-
dent (Dr. J. DiDIIey) says 81 will give
a much better remedy than any previous
ly proposed-rub the trees upward to
about lS inches, with piece OF raw
bloody meai-llver is the most convenient
thing-or blood may be put on with q
brush. If this be done in the Fall, or
beginning of Winter, no animal will touch
the bark during that season. ! have tried
this plan thirty years and have never
known ii to fail Let hoTIlculIurallSt Try
it.
Pofat0eS.-Experiments show that
planting cuttings from the 6uIt.ends OF
potatoes will produce nearly One-ioUr'h
more, and larger potatoes, than where The
seed lends are planted, and are nearly a
week earlier.
TO clean French Kid glOUeS.-Pul
the gloves on your hand and wash. as u
washing your hands, in some spirits oI
until quite clean; then hang
them up in warm place, or where there
is current Of air, and all smell Of the I0i-
pentine will be removed. This method
is pracliced in Paris, and since It's intro
Iucton into this country thousands OF dol
ars have been gained.
Hour TO make Good Ten.-There is
only one way TO make good tea. and that
. never make it from water that has been
more than once boiled. but put cold fresh
" aler into clean tea kettle, and boil u
as soon as possible over brisk fire, then
rinse out the teapot with the water
pour inlo the teapot as much water as
will make the number Of cups required,
and then put in your tea. The great
fault in the common method OF making
consists in putting in the tea FIRST and then
pouring the water upon il. The I'M
in lhe quality of Tea made BY
he above method, Is surprising.
To PrerCnf dogs from going Mad
Nix small portion Of lhe flour OF sui
2hur with their food or drink, through the
spring months. This is prsclised in Eu'
rope To prevent the disease from breaking
cot among The packs Of hOOnds which be.
ong TO HE English Boblemen, and IS said
10 be certain preventive.
TO Clean KaiUes.-Fhe most simple
and best way Is to rub the brick dust on
Iben with hall Of raw potato. There
appears To be sone virtue IN The juice oi
i've potato which aids in cleaning the
steel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

Does Mr.. Wilson live here ?
Yes, was tie reply Of Mr.. VS. wife,
.bu, he is not at home to-day.
4 know lie is not at home now. hut he
will be very soon, for have got hlm here
dead IN The wagon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09
SIJEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY M0RNI

hostile to the Americans unless peTma-
nent means are taken By the Government
TO restrain them. A least 800 United
States soldiers should be stationed in drI-
ferem exposed points between HUMBOLDT
and w slker rivers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

An old bachelor says that women are
so fond of appearances that If yon could
make them believe there were no looking
glasses in heaven, they would sci no
more value upon such a place than upon
poor relations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

A cook expected company, and was at
a loss how to entertain her friends. Her
mistress SAID Chloe, you must mako
an apology." "La missus, how can !
make it gotn apples, no eggs, no
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

A debating club lately discussed The iai'
pOrtanI question. Whether rooster
knowledge oi da, break is the result ot
observation or instinct = Ii was decided
i'm the Affirmative.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

An editor in North Carolina says he
is so poor. that when Two dimes meet IN
his pocket he formally introduces Ihem--
they are such strangers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

A new wbiskev called "langle-tail" has
been invented. Ii is said To be made oi
diluted alchohol, nitro acid, bootleg,
and tobacco, favored with reaches.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

During an examination, medisal stu
dent being asked the question, "When
does morl6cation ensuc repiicd
"When YOU pop the question, and are an'
swered No -l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

There is a man in town so witty hst
his wife manufactures all the butter that
the family use from the cream ol his
Jokes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09
W9g AND 8UB02,

A man recently 90, married in Ken
lucky cne day and hung himself 'he next.
No doubt he wanted io try all the var,e'
lies OF nOoses to see which he liked besL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

'Good morning, Mr.. Grumpy what's
The news to-day Z
%, there IS no news; my Wife was sick
yesterday, and didn't 60 out--no news,
no news
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

A crusly old bachelor says he thinks II
is woman, and not her wrongs that ought
to be re.dGessed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

Come. Charley, get up It's the early
bird who catches The worm ? j know.
sis, but I've had the worms, and don't
want 'em any more, you know
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

How many Poles are there ? -l
Three
The North Pole, South Pole. and the
Pole which knocked down the peIsinr-
mons .alei
Right. Next Which is the princI-
pal sea in Europe !
'Th4 sea of Rome
VERY good"
(Which are the principal Capes in tho
United States !!
The capes Of fashion
Good
What kind Of foh are the mos. com.
mon
Goldfish aristocrscy.' q,
At social gathering OF church mem.
hers, among other things each member,
was relating hIs causes OF JOY aud soHow,
when Mr.-ssd
In my family Of chIdren, have much
cause Of Joy aud also much 10 distress
me. There is my son George. COED,
reverent and dutiluI boy but there is my
son Bill, he is an audscious scamp. lie
left his poor grsy.hesGed father many n
day ago, and it has been long time since
heard OF him. and when last heard of
him lie was up the GaIener's river rslua
saw logs. play in seven up aud a horse
racn but thank the Lord. he is maxim
money by tie trip. Ain'i ho sisicr ?
Yes, he is and no mistake
The first idea Of a thunderstorm 10
when Wiggens came home light. fio
came into the room where bis wile snd
daughter were, and just then he tumbled
over the cradle and fell whop on the
floor. After short time lie arose and
said i'ai
wife, are you hurt ? 1rt
No
'Girs. are you hurt ?
No
Terrible clap, wasn'titP
Take FIVE from 1--WE. and how many re.
mains said schooImssier 10 linle
girl. Five, was The answer. "How do
you make HAT QUIZ" The hide girl said;
Here are five fingers on my right hand.
and here are Eve fingers on the other.
Now if. take the five fingers on my lef,
hand away from The FIVE on my right.
Won't FIVE remain % The teacher was
..siumped," and was obliged TO KNOCK
under" E .-,.., .,s.f,. .
The following epiisph is copied from
graves.ODe out Wesi: s f5le sssr,rG
Here lies the body OF Andrew Lear,
Whose mouth did stretch from ear 10 ear;
Reader, tread lighdy Ger his head. Do
For il be gaps, by gosh, you're dead"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09
The Wine GIass.

The Wine Glass.
Who hath woe Who hath sorrow
Who bath contentious Who hath
wounds without cause Who hath
redness Of eyes They that tar
ry long at The wine They
that go to seek mixed wine.
Look not then upon the
wine when tits red when
it give its color in the
CUP when il mo.
velh itself Alright.
At the last it
b biteth
like
serpent, and stingeth like an adder.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

The following epiisph is copied from
gravesioDe out West: 81 tlls sstmrg
Here lies the body Of Andrew Lear,
Whose mouth did stretch from ear 10 ear;
Reader, tread lighdy Ger his head. Do
For if be gaps, by gosh, you're dead"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09

At social gathering OF church mem.
bers, among other things each member.
was relating his causes Of JOY and sorrow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-09
Variety.

serpent, and stingeth like an adder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28

IlliA, -AlltII -
The Convention met at | o clock.
Mr. King, Of Mo, presented a series of
resolutions tWOr.nG the admission OF the
delegates from Kansas.
An announcement was made 1T $50 that
The committee on platform would not be
ready 10 report for an hour, and u tempo
rary recess or promenade was taken for
that time.
After the recess, printed copies of the
minority report were scattered oyer the
convention.
One of the minority reports was signed
h., q T. Butler in behalf Of the minority
which rca!lirlns the Gin. Platform decar-
inc democratic principles Interchangeable III
thcir nature when applied to the same
subject matter; and only recommends i'll
addition to the Gin. Platfecsa, a resolution
recommending the protection OF all its
citizens whether motive or naturalized.
The principle minority report however,
is signed by Me, n H., Vt, r. l., Conn,
\ j. Ohio. Ind, His, Wis, Iowa, Min,
\ Y. and Pa. The points are as follows:
Is approving the Gin. Platform. . that
all richts of property are judicial III char
acter and the democrats pledge them
selves to the decisions of the Supreme
court on the subject.
81 Ample protection to citizens, native
or naturalized, at home or abroad.
4th. Pledges governmental aid to the
. Pacific Railroad
9TH. Fayors the acquisition Of Cuba on
terms honorable to ourselves and Just to
Spain.
9th. That all state resistance to the Flu
gitiye Slave Law is revolutionary and sub
versive of the constitution.
The majority report is in substance as
already telegraphed
! At II p m. the convention reassembled
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28

: DaassrzG Do~N.-TAe editor Of the
Ottawa R.p.jtr,g. who never lets an op-
portan;ty slip 20 vent Iis spleen at our fel-
low ci.izen> Of foreign birth. but who not
with>tand.ng denies -tout!y being Know
Notl.in-. and always about election time
in hia stupid way, TO honey-su-le the
:. Irish and Dutch. go- terrible dressing
down in the last La Sale .Stn,duh Re
ferring to a recent instance OF this kind OF
Sian. in the R.pdEan., the .Sfa,d,ri says :
We think. first. that no man less than
hJ|f fat would be guilty Of an attempt to
b,IrlcslUe thousands Of orr citizens, many
OF whom could chad he the ordinary ca
pacity for profitable pupilage, which, mani
sestIv. he has mott tDach him for the next
ten years. to his infinite advantage. Sec
oudly. we thimI, that an ignoramu~. whose
ONLY requirements for The position into
which. he has fsi>Jei l:mself Is assurance
and tigotry. onght 10 be possessed of eau
tiou=nc~s" enough TO avoid exhibiting hi
long ears. AMI showing himself "aS other:
see him by mocking men the majority
Of whom are in every respect his supc
rior>. and who could ill his prostitute
chair with greater credit To themselves anc
benefit - their party than he possibly can
The only pity Is, that our friend of the
.Snp.i.ud should waste such excellent pow
der in demo!izhing so Insignificant al
object.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28

The Owosso .ims,ir," in speaking of Ir.
SrAywAY, the lung physician who is now
stopping at the Ottawa house L: d.is city,
says, a personal acquaintance as well as
the assurance Of persons who have been
under Dr. Stanway's treatment, enable u
10 recommend him - an accomplished
and conscientious Gentleman; and phys
elan who adiorns TIE highest ranks of his
profession bringing with him tcstimoni-
ais Of his ability and success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28

Nov Is tl,e lime to prepare for the Cam
plign. Persons wishing 10 take any pa
per through the Presidential campaign
will find it to their advantage to call at
the Ottawa News Depot.
raa. Cash paid for rags. =ssa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28

The adviccs from Europe are to the 18th
inst by the steamer Australian. Hecnan,
the prize fighter, had been arrested and
brought before magistrate al Derby,
where. after considerable palaver. he and
his friends were required TO eve bail III
tlu0 to keep the reace II was expected
the fight would take place on the day APP
pointed, the 10th. An uuimportant reyo-
luton had broken cut in Sr2in II favor Of
Don Carlos, 1t was speedily suppressed
Several OF the French Journals attributed
the movement TO English intrigue, but the
imperial government promptly repudiated
the offensive articles. \ treaty Of peace
has been ratified between Spain and No
rocco. The king Of Sardinia was about to
make & tour Of Inauguration through his
now dguir.ion- The British ambassador.
bv or, rs from London, AID tie Sandman
court accompany HIM The parliament At
Turin would adjourn to enable tie mem
Lers 10 Join the royal coltcge. Garihaldi
had arrived at Turin and had taken h.s
seat III the chamber Of representatives.
There had been . great antl-Austriaa de
monst.at.on At Perth, in Hungary, on the
occa. ion of the funeral of a student, who
died of injuries received from the police
/ 5000 persons followed the corpse to the
grave. Shocking revelations had been
made concerning the Cooi.c tradein south
ern China. The information is derived
from dispositions Of loj men taken from
the Cooiic receiving ship, An inquiry was
ordered by the allie, commandments,
+ and it was found tina; il, three Coo!ie -higs
/ two Arlcgicanando ono Oldenburg bark
/ the Coolies had been kidnapped, and 4
nominal consent 10 eight years engage
ment in Gaia was w.ung from them by
Elorr.iIe modes Of torture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28
The President i'm 2 Tight Place.


The publication OF the evidence oil the
lion. Robert J. Walker, taken before inc
Coode Committee at Washington places
the President In most uhei'i''oio posi-.
ton III reference 10 the LecoihP'oh p"Si-
ness. IN 'i'e course OF MS 'S'',''0s M
W. lroo''ced 1't'eI rom ''ie iit''''ei''
written 10 MN N'ol- W "hl'e III h"''S''s
III Wi..c" ne l'iie ife7i''e'i') 'oiilo '
"ov, y" mus
'''T io'"' VII - '''''' your al" our sue
.,;,,,t;o ~ H., % w
| mean: and | have no doubt YOU mean
the actual bo"a tide residents VINO have
p' en- long enough IN Tue ie:Itoiy 70 l"ei-
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28
WEDNESDAY. April %.

The convention met at 10 o'clock. The
gallery was crowded with ladies, and on
motion several hundred, who were crowd
ing outside, were admitted to the floor of
the convention, occasioning much good
feeling The resolution restricting speak
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28
Il O'Clock Pm g

The lb.lowin. ! the u,atf o,m Just ador.
ed in Committee:
R.k5'f.i That the platform adopted Mt
Cincinnati be offered. with the following
additional resolutions That the National
Democracy Of the L. : hold these cardln-
Al principles on the subject OF slavery IN
the territnrie~ That Congress has no poN-
,l 10 abolish slavery in the territories
that the territorial legislature has no pow
er to abolish slavery in the territories, nor
prohibit the introduction oi slavery there
in nor any power to destroy property by
any hesitation whatever, that il i the du-
ty of the Federal Government to protect,
when necessary, the rights Of person or
property on the high seas, in the terrific
ries or wherever it, constitutional author
ity extends.
This platform combines the resolutions
Of Bayard OF Del, and Clark OF Mo 1t
was adopted by Is 10 ID. But Mr. Cros-
well changed his vote 4you the affirmative
10 the negative making the vote l. to 10.
4 Oregon and California voted with the
South
/ 1t is estimated hat $50 votes will he
cast against the majority platform The
delegations from Ky, Mo, and Tenn are
divided.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28


me convention Ee--.s-eiA'-.i at 10
clock. A W.
The committee o@ permanent cr-auiza-
ton reported iu favor o. Caleb Cushing
for rro~.t. and one vie. president and
secretary tor each state iu IL" Union.
The committee on permanent or@an.la-
ton a,-o reported an additional r-.c, TO
wit. TINT IN any state .4 which j. las ng,
been roy .lyi - directed ~ it, state CON
ycutt6n how IL vote may be riyen. the
convc.::o. Sill recognize thu r.2ht of each
dcle-atc TO cast LIZ undivided vote ou any
question and when the state has instruct
Cd q minority Of delegation may cnS- the
vote O. the state. 1t being considered Ne
cc~,a.y T., affirm III. ulyccden,s Of Up
and $50.
Nj. " I-.t. u Pa. made q strong ap-
pea! for harmony. If harmony d:I not
prevail here tLe nomination to be made
would uot lie worth the paper on which it
w.,- recorded when brought before the
people. Bic Wa %. !i'ot 81 ti-r rule
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28

ers to fifteen minutes and but once on
subject, was taken up, debated, and reject
ed. ayes I2o, nays FL
Mr.. Robinson, chairman of the Vermont
delegation, died of apoplexy this a. III,
\ resolution relative to debate, restrict
ins speakers to fifteen minutes on all sub
iects, except on the platform, was then III
troduced and adopted, and one that the
rule Of the house OF representatives VIII
apply, limiting each speaker to one hour.
The committee on credentials ANNOUNCED
that they would be ready to make their
report tbs 2. m.
The convention then, on motion, add
ourned at noon until 0 clsrk.
The convention met at ! O'Clock. \ res
oIution to appoint national committee to
act FOX the next four years. was discussed
and finally referred to a select committee
to inquire INTO the propriety of giving the
national committee power to name beth
+ the time and place Of holding the con
yeniion.
J The committee on credentials reported
that the sitting delegates from New y orl.,
Illinois, Massachusetts, and Mary land, are
entitled to their seats.
The report of the minority Of the com
mittee was presented 1t was signed by
the members Of the committee from Ala
bama, California, Arkansas, Texas, Georgia
and Mississippi, and recommends that one
half Of each Of the New y ork contestants
lie admitted to the convention, each to
cast l. votes.
The debate Ola the report Of tho com
nIittee on credentials was continued unit!
o clock, when it was closed b. tic pre-
vious question being called.
y vote was first taken on the llliHoi: