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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10

An old Democratic friend, who has new
er wAvsred in his support Of Democratic
principles, writes 70 Us from Indian Dig
gings usder date Of August 9th, as fol-
lows: at d . matter Of modification aud
regret 10 me to see men processing to be
DemOcrAts-prOfessing to DO governed by
Principle-led away by excitement, under
the pretcnce Of supporting the Govern
mentsnd unfolding the Stars and Stripes,
to the support Of Black Republican Ad-
ministraiiOn-tO the support Of the repre-
sentative Of party who swOre to preserve
protect and defend the Constitution Of the
United States, when that man is almost
daily violating the plainest provisions Of
that sacred iRstrument-thAt chart Of
American liberty Of which wc SO proudly
boast The Republicans and their Doug
las allics-nOt DOuglasitcS, for there arc
many good and true men in that party
who despise Republicanism-tel US that
there are no parties now but Union and
disuniOn parties But President Lincoln
and his Cabinet think and act differently,
and they are carrying out, to the letter,
not only the principles Of the Chicago
Platform, but those Of the most ultra Alb
olitiOnists-those Of the lIelperitcs and
his indOrsers- The higher law advO-
Gates find in the President and his Cabi-
net most enthusiastic allies and support
c:s; and the President probably to man
iCest in striking manner, his contempt
for the Constitution and his admiration
of "higher law" has suspended the
writ Of hG6eGs corpus writ heretofore
held sacred in the eyes of the American
people. He has increased, without au-
thority and in dcrogation Of the Constitu-
ton, ths army and navy, and the Repub-
licans have sanctioned his acts. Such
acts should arouse the patriotism and ex-
cite the fears of the American people, but
they seem to be Indifferent with respect
to their liberties. hope the Democracy
will not tamely submit to such unconsti.
tutiOnal acts, but that they will awake
from their slumbers and wage vigorous
war against the enemies Of the ConStitu.
ton.
"In this precinct public opinion is un-
dergoing . radical change. The true
Democrats in the Douglas ranks will not
follow their selfish leaders into the Re-
publican party. The platform adopted by
the Fourth Of July Convention, Rcpub-
lican in sentiment, they cannot indorse.
They say, and very truthfully, that it cx-
ceeds in ultra Republication the Repub-
lican platform, and that no National Dem.
ocrat, who loves the principles ofhis party
and is sincere in his convictions. caa stand
upon it. 1t is little 80 ultra even for
Republicans to swallow.
1--WE are expecting our county nomi.
nees up this way, and shall give them a
hearty welcome. Let them make vigor.
Gus campaign and success will crown their
efforts. Tho CONFESS ticket is unpopular
and will get but few votes in this vicin.
ity. 1t is composed almost entirely Of the
old faction which the Democracy of E
Dorado have SO frequently defeated"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10

CHARLEY SHAFER, Of the Pony Express
placed us in possession Of the Sacramento
Union, Of Thursday, four and half hours
in advance Of the mail.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
MARRIAGES.

MAKRIgD.-At the residence OF Daniel S.arIs rear
Cold Springs, the StlI instant. by JAmrs Nicer.
mick. Justice ~ the Peace, Mr.. CHAELGs O'BAAry 10
Miss ASSt Muffin.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
LIEN NOTICE.
STATE or cAILFORNIA, County Of u DorAdo -
y la the County Court.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II DOTahO -
y La the County Court.
". nARTRAM ~. r COX.
Notice IL hereby given, to MI persons holding or
claiming % hold any lien the following deacT ''
premisrs, under the provisions AZ an Act entitled
" An Act f"r securing the llens al Mechanics and
oih-rs passed April I9th, I>6 and the Acts amend-
aiofy thereof to De and aIear before said C"ur'. IN
open Court, on Monday, the s-eonh day NJ Srften'
Der neN. ~ the h"HT ~ ten o'clock, A. NJ aud then
and there exhibit proof Of their respective "ns, or
the vIlI he deemed 70 have BEEN waived I" VII
the dwelling ho,tS= and stabIs of H. Cox sAid build
ings are rirIAtrd Ia Kelsey Township, VI DorAd"
County, and STATE 81 California, and about egh,
miles rasteTly from BrOckIisS BFg" and the road
leading from Pincervle to Carson Valley and about
one mile westerly from the Z" Whitehall lItiel." nr
PERKINS, Hotel On sa, road, and stable 10 about 2l1Sl
feet In SiEr, and situated the 'Ouh side ~ said
road-the house about the size OF The stable, stuat
on the north SIDE Of said TOsd--SaId premises being
known As "C0N's Hotel"
- Witness my hand, and the Seal NJ said
L. 8. Court hereto an1zed, Al Office In the City Of
- PiaccrVile, this the 9Th day ~ August. \.
D. 1851. WM. A. JANUARY, ClrTk.
aulU.td By OGDEN SQuIEEs, DrPuy
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
Rsaa Then.

We publish on our FIRST page, the rcso-
lutiOns adopted by the Democratic men,
bers Of the Legislature of New Hampshire
on the Sd Of last month. They have the
ring Of the true metal, and are in striking
contrast TO those adopted by the Fourth
Of July Convention in this State, which
prOfessed to be Democratic. The New
Hampshire resolutions truly say THAT
the dccp-Scatcd discomfort of the slave
holding States, consequent upon the
slavery agitation and the result Of the last
Presidential election, might have been
quoted by Cancellation, and by compro.
mise alike honorable to both sections, and
that the Republican leaders and press
must soon he OvcrtakCn by a day Of sol.
cmn reckoning for their unpatriOtic and
reckless course, in refusing to conciliatc
and rejecting all compromise, and In pre-
fering the preservation Of worthless party
platform t. the salvation of a great and
prosperous people from civil war and ma.
tiOnal ruin" The Douglas Democracy Of
New Hampshire, unlike their brethren in
this State, disdain to give aid and comfort
to Republicanism. They regard the war
as reckless and impol:tic, and calculated,
il continued, to widen the brecch between
the contending sections. Every true Dem
ocrat believes and will indorSe the state
mcnt Of the New Hampshire Democracy,
"that negotiation and compromise must
work the restoration Of our Government,
and that it is palpablc abSurdity and an
utter impOsSibility to restore a free Gov
eminent to an unwilling people by CON-
pulsion and suhjugation." The Dcmoc-
racy ofthC Northern States, We are pleased
to ser, rcpudiatc tho doctrine Of coercion,
and look upon all who indorSe it as Re-
Publicans. In this contest there can be
but two parties-one that Sustains, and
ono that disapproves Of the policy Of the
Administration. There can be no inter
mediate ground. The Democracy have
taken their stand for peace, harmony and
prosperity-the Republicans for war and
subjugation. On this platform the Dc.
mOcracy everywhere arc rallying their
forces, and those who cannot indorse it
will be forced to seek sympathy and fcl-
lowship in the Republican party. In feel
ing they are with the Republicans; the
name only deters them from boldly avow-
ing what they secretly approve.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
COUNTY TICKE EFT.
POR ASsEMBLYMEN

POE ASsEMBLYNEN:
4. y. 8Ooks DaAAel Searles,
!. y. Rankia, d. n. Boyd.
vW oSsaU Juass, FOR Rsoorder,
Chas. Meredith. w. L. Thomas.
v~ Diskss, Aasssy. Fer Treasurer,
Q. W. WaMaoFson. Willl0m ROush.
~ Gsis, Far Assessor.
Fred. Baker. q. W. GAMM.
Vw 0susstH, Per c~sssr.
H. g. 0gt0GAs JOhA Teuseher.
- 0SsA. Pr Pebble Adninis.Pator.
ogden oNaiReS. Lewis Poster.
~ ssFvyW, VW suDssvisos. u District
Joseph Il. DSaAy.t ,. ID. MoMWrray.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10

JOHN QuINcY ADAMS AN OPPONENT OF
CoERCIoN.-ln 1889, OK President john
Quincy Adams, whose opi;ions the nc.
publicans profess to hold in reverence,
delivered l>ngthy and able address upon
nc principles Of the United States Gov.
crnment, before the Historical Society o.
New York. The address, at the time,
elected many warm concentrations from
the press, and its sentiments we're endorsed
everywhere. lie took strong ground
against any attempt to hold States in the
Union by force, against their consent
But the voice of reason and patriotism i,
unheeded by the fanatics who are now il
power and who are intent on subjugatins
the South and emancipatinS the negroes
We make the following extract from tht
address:
"Nations acknowledge no Judge between
them upon earth and their governments, from
necessity must, IN their intercourse with eacl
other, decide when the failure Of one party to
contract to perform its obligations, absnlve,
the other from the reciprocal futillnlcnt Of it.
own. But this last earthly power ia not necrs
sary to the freedom or independence Of III,
States, connected together BY the immediate
action Of the people. Of whom they consist
To the people alone is there reserved, as wei
the desolving power as the constituent power
and that power eau be exercised BY them Onl,
under the tic of conscience binding them by
the retributive justice Of Heaven.
with these qualifications. we may admit III,
same right Rs invested in the people 0f every
State in the Union, with reference To the Gen
eral Government, which was exercised BY III,
people ct the United Colonies, with referenc,
10 the supreme head Of the British Empire, -
which they formed = part; and, under thes,
limitations, there the people of each State u
the Union has right to secede from the Con
fedcrnfn 1fninn itself ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
H. K. sHMARBR,

TORNEY At LAW
and
NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ Once, UntUn Building, Main street, PlA-
eIViue. GnlO-3W
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
I}I IeTEIS.
DEATHS

Ih'Ex AT " dorado, July 20;l,, the wife Of wv
PRICE NJ . daughter.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10

800 .,..,f 80 .LBDBWELLa
'''4' ''H@ Sheriff o. II OQfado Co Cal
y Dy O. ~. C0bDIHo7oA, Under Sheriff.
ShsEkRS o@ees PiaeeEvills, Aug. 9th. 1851 SulO
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
SUMMONS.

STATF hl CALIFhNNIA. C"urty ~ VI Dorado. -.
- H. -, g. trirt Court, I:ti, Jdli",a b.'t
JCSTINH NONEr etc Plaintiff ", HENN'of|
NDNkT. Defendant - NCtErn brought la tie D.if,e:
Court c'iit k,,verr, Jucisi distract ard H., c.,
tbaint A''h IN ii- county ~ ~ DVadr ~ the on.
~ The Clerk "f - D,suI,t Court, 10 anJ for Ssh
C"-uiy Ard STATE.
Til. Prcii ~ 'Ar s'ate ~ Ca'ih,rnlA IT, TRGS
co.'s NbNbT, greeting: YOU are her, by T-.T r-I
80 aPpcar In AL - lion brought sgAf 81 Juu hy tie
shove hNr-'i PIa'n'if. in the DssGci Courf ~ n.
F1'v~Bih Judicial District. in and Er the County &
~ Dorado, and 4" answer the ConI,la MID t,-F,.
u''hn ten days, teXciIFite ~ the d,y u ..t,i-.
1fiET tt'V ffVlce Ola y"u OF tli- luminous srrr,I
Sihh ii's County. sstv-d oct Of tLis Count bat
Within this Juic District. within Twenty DAY. m
" served out Of sAid District. tLFn within Grtv d. 80
-nI judgment ~ default vii be taken against yen.
The said afti"n 10 brought IN obtain . decree de.
solving and setting ABIDE and ddrA null nd Vnli
the bonds oil mairimoBy existing LrlWern you AMI
plaintiff. justin" Monet and To- obtain Uthrr relic,
as pTh ysrI for 10 the Complaint on Iiie herein.
Aud Il You fail 1" aI't AZ an yer ti,- - VI Cnu
Ilant ahovr required tl' aid Plaintiff viii Apply
Tor said d'cTev and relief according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
- witness my hand. and the seal ~ 20 4
l. Court hereto sfhKed. nj OfBre In Placer.
- vile, this Ihe 9Th day Of August. d lN6i.
WI. A. JANUARY. Clerk.
ny OeDES HQUInEs. Deputy Cl'rk.
HrNG SDNs, PAin;1's Attorneys. auiO-sm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10
Tar OAs, Demoerats.

Rccollcct, Democrats Of FL Dorado, you
who are battling for principles and not
for spOils, you who have no sympathy
with Repu6licanism nor respect for those
who affiliate with Republicans to achieve
a temporary triumph, that on Thursday
evening next, JoHN Il. McCoNNELI, your
nominee and the next Governor Of Cali
fornia, will address the Democracy in this
city. Turn out in your strength and
show your gallant candidate, who is wOr-
thy the support Of every truc-hcartCd,
national man, that your respect and at
tachmcnt and confidence in his integrity
are strong and unlaltcring; show him
that you dcspiSC the men aud parties that
arc daily misrcpreScnting and villifying
him; show him that being called "scccS.
sionists and traitors" by the miniOns Of
Lincoln has no tcrrors for you; show
him by your presence, your sympathy
and your chccrs-frank, hearty and Spon-
taneous-that you will support him more
cordially aud enthusiastically and unset
iiShly because he has been so unjuStly,
so shamclnlly, so vcnomOuSly HsSailed !;
show him the scorn and contempt you
entertain for his malignant traduccrS !;
show him that you still cling with una
batcd affection, to the good old Democratic
party, which has ever been, now is and
ever will bc National and Union loving.
Come and hear and welcome to our coun.
ty the representative and champion of
your principles, the standard.bcarcr of
your party, who "carricS the flag and
keeps step to the music Of the Union
Union Of equality, harmony and pros
pcrity. Give one day to your party and
country, and the prayers Of the great and
good will reward you. Under Democratic
rule our country Grandly marched to
prosperity, greatness and glory; restore
the Democratic party to power, and our
people will again be great. prosperous and
happy. Let us relax no effort to bring
about this necessary and glorious chaugc.
Rccollect the day, on Thursday next.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10

In Uitness whereof. ! have L,'cunio ,.I
Il IN! hand, Ahd eaus--d the Great S-lioi ihs
- state To- be AIMED.
Ih'ne Al sArTAneito to. Ahf'Tnia, THE 18th dsv &
Jnl, In 'Lr NcsT"f tar I.of1 OHt IbyusaAd L.. j:
Hundred and SiNtt me.
JOHN T. DOWNEY, Go,,tnor.
Attest.
IUn>,uN ThIcE, secretary 81 STATE. auto Il
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-10

The attention Of the lizards Of Crnn', <u.sr,4
s"rS directed - tie rc"i'! ~.rtIoH { a. ~ IL.
i''i " Ar n: :" an.r MI "a A.; 10 t'E.'4'. F,.c
u"t', paced March ND. 1851" pA.,cd ApI. s3ii
!S3j. see >iAtu;cs u 49,, :. 100.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02

lP HRADAcm Is the fayorie sIgn by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state OF the brain, and viewed In this light, Il may be
looked on 40 safeguard intended to give notice Of dis
ease which might otherwise escupe attention, till too
late TO be femedied; and ia indications should
DO neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz Symptomatic and Idlopathc. eymptomatic
Headache 10 exceedingy common, and the precursor
OF great variety Of Diseases among which are Apo
plexy Gout Rheumatism, and all febrle diseases. In
its nervous form II H. sympaheiic Of disease Of the
stomach constitung sfck headache Of hepao disease
constituting 6itoHs headaches Of worms constipation,
and other dlsofdem Of the bowels we'll renal and
uterite affections Diseases Of the heart very fro
qufptly attended with headaches; anaemia and plethora
are aio affections which frequently occasion headache.
Idopahic headache Ia also very common being usually
distinguished by the name OF nsTOots headache some
tmes coming suddenly In state oapparently sound
heaiih and prosttng at once the mental and physical
energies and In other Instances II slowly, her
aided BY depression Of spirits or acerby Of temper In
most staces the pain b In the front OF the head, over
one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting;
under this class may also be named NeUrai0iG. faI
For the treatment Of either class OF heRdnche tho Ce
phac Pills have been found and safe remedy,
levng the most acute pains IN few minutes, and, by
s subtle power eradcailng the diseases Of which head
ache Is the unerring index.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02
Sheriffs Sale.
HIaIa Dnke - - .u.sl-

?. Eou Drok0 y IEaN lMAANlH % aHH.f
Elk. wiiil,su,. sopsp'' s4 oOu' 80. ..,.i. +.
BY Y VIRTUE MTI Or A WRIT OF FL. FA.
ID to directed from the Superior Court Of franklin
County o., viii offer for sae,at thedoor Of the COURT
House, In the city Of Columbus, on nsi5sos is99gD
Saturday. the 9Th day Of March, A, D. 1851
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M, and o'clock p
the following described real estate situate In the coun
ty Of franklin and State Of Ohio to witt Being part OF
certain tract Of land containing six and quar-
ter acres (96X) situate Big Walnut Greek, Mifain
Township, In range II, Township quarter Township
beginning at stone In the Columbus and Johpstown
three acre tract and north west to said g6k acre
tract thence south thirytwo and one half rods to an
elm tree thence east fy and 28OO rods, thence north
Dxty and one half rods, 60k) thence west twenty foul
and 100 rods thence south six and 2lOO rods thence
with said Turnpike road to the beginning, containing Blk
teen acres. more or less.
Appraised at $500 per acre.
Printers Fees 81 so, CIV HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
feb2 :1td&4w IS By Ed. Davis, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02
q R,s.l pl...ing.

PAysioidn.-well, Mrs. Jones, how 10 ha. headacbe7
Mrs. Jones. .-Gone Doctor, all gonel the pill you
sent cufed me In Just twenty minutes, wish you
A Physfcfdn You get them at any Druggists. Gall
for cephslc Pills. lnd they never fail, and recon-
mend them In all cases Of Headache.
Mrs. Jones IL shall kend for box directly, and shall
tell all my suffering friends, fer they real 0esS
ing. f m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02

GREAT Discovery. Among the most important of all
the great medical discoveries OF this age may DO conad
cred the system Of vaccination for protection from Small
Pox the Cephalio Pin for relief o. Headache, and the
Of QuiDine for the prevention Of Reve, either Of
which q suespeche whose bsnehts wiil be experience
forgotten.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02

aol5ssgp sdi ellsI " '''.'s l'''.'ss odi ,Yah a.
Wiuases : ASA'''ais svs.4ISr oCurl. = o,ev sds
Tn01ss vsssTtsS 1sesr1E ~ AN ON pNm ofsAf,R
X IL ne d.eelsd from ne eupefior Court ol Frank
lin county ohio Will oisr for saie a. tho door Of
he Court HOUSE, ~ sis ei icelumbns,p ppo asss7
Saturday the 9Th day of March,, AsnD9 1851
bstvsen the houm Of 10 o'clock am and o'clock p.
the following dsrrbed reg estate atuae In the county
~ Ymnkn Trurp teVnsnip and State Of Ohio, 70 Wit
Beeinnns at a ths centre Of the ooiumbus and
rengIle paik road where II crosses The west line Of
half section Mo- O. thence with aid half section seuth
deg. west ss n 400 pcssto post thence sonth q
north deF east 5aioo poles . post a the south
With said line north So deg. SO min west lle 3al0O
poles post south west corner to said Wilson's land
taence with another Of said Wilson's lines north deg
25 min, east 20 $500 poles TO stone In the centre OF
said Columbus and Granville Plank Road thence Win IN
The centre Of said road south 20 deg west 30 'lOO
poles to he place o beinnnR containing 81 acres and
o. poles, be the sumo more or lesss1a SO "a Hlit
. Appraised at o35 90 per acre. - easrs.l /
Z tl7''47 W Nn'-ltA~ q. w. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
p febs.Itd64tw 7ifaat ns By nd. DAVIS, Dep'ty.
Printers fees, $780, "'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02

POWER sxcITINEST, and the mental care and ankle
ty Incident close attention to business or study ere
among the numerous causes Of Nervous Headache, The
disordered atate OF mind and body incident to this dis
tresslng complaint fatal blow to ell energy and am
hilton. Sufferers by this disorder alsays obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one
OF the Cephac Pills whenever the symptoms appear IL
quies the BRAIN and soothes the strained end
aing nerves. and reaxes the tension Of the stomach
which alway accompanies and aggravates the dsordered
condition Of the brain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02

, TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS sAvRp.-MI. spaldipg
has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Prepar
ed Glue and tis estimated that each bottle saves at
least ten dolar worth oftroken tuiniture thus making
aggregate OF twenty millions of dollars reelaming
from total loss BY this valuable nyenon. Having made
his Glue household word, he proposes TO do the
world sill greater service BY curing all the aching heads
with his Cephalic Pills. and they are good as Ills
Clue Heacaehes win vanish away like bnow In July
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02

III Did you ever have the Sick Headachel Do You
remember the throbng temples the fevered brow, the
losthng and disgust at the sight Of foodf How totally
unfit you were for pleasure, conyersAton, or study7
One Of the Cephaiic Pills would have relieved you frc
all the suffering which you then experienced For this
and other purposes you should aiways have box Of
them on hand touse as occasion requires aits
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

j - ~ Z
THE AhALokAATioA o. 1AHou uAaEs. There q grow.
Ing tendency IN age 70 appropya,e the oat expren
pve worqs o. Other languages and after while TO In
ceipciate mem Into ons owR ibub thswofa pephaic.
now becoming popuarled 10 Connection with Mr.. epald.
ings heapaehe rem edy, but II will soon Ne used In
more general way, andhe word oephallc viii become
as common ~ Elecro,ype and many others whose ais.
tneton foreign words has been worn away y common
usage, until they seem NATIVE and to the manor born"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-02

bridget ~ Masus wants 200 TO tend her box Of oe
phnlic Glue; 20, bottle Of Prepared Pills-but Tn
thinking hapsnot ustt paitber; but perhaps yell be
afther knowing what Il is Ye she's nigh dead and
gore with the 5ick Headache and wants more Of
that sDme TeIAiyed her before. t9.t.f a..
,Drt00ist You must mean spaldipg's Cephao Pills.
lBvtdoet.Aoch sure now aud you've ied Il Here's
the qnsIther, and give The pills, and don't 10 all day
about II, aither.