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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

loss ScnnlxER MAKrThs schooner Jenny arrived On
Monday last from kssa bringing information the total
lcs q the s5hocuer Mary that Island The Mary len this
port the Afternoon Of the Sst u hound to Mcloas and
At about the morning Of the "a inst when within
four miles q thAs place she tho rs during
dead o having been carried in by heavy ells during the
night Though the vessel broke peoe 10 little while
amer. fortunately there lives Her
arrived here ia the Jenny last Monday The Mary
substantial vessel and owned by Aessrs Poster Co
Thruueh the kindness Mr Peterson the hIn q
Pierre Co Indebted FOR the f5gwing. which
received BY letter last mail BARK onsnl Capt Jas vii
las sailed FROM New Befor Oct Srd O. the New Zealand
whaling er0uadi date ship Young Phuniz Cap; ss.
Baker fr Indian Ocean schr Irving Capt Grape sE1fvrd
Al New Bedford amer absence about Eve months vi.h
5 bhls % whale oil and 800 n bone from Greenland ship
Anse Cabs Capt Fischer sailed ia ssns reported With
1890 bhs whale Oh since leaving New Bedford
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
Licenses Expiring in November, 1871.

DETAIL-Henolulu, Oahu. sth Pack Shun, 5th
II Tbos G Thrum, LIST Al Hum, 9Th 7 Neil, 18th
L Copenhagen. l4th Kong Sheong, 18th Manuel Poi,
lsgh One SIN. 2Is; Young Ah Sin, ID Geo Roberts,
22d SiloEzy, 18th HOLSTER and Hyland, 9th Ah
See. I2th Wing Kouu. 9th F Il and 6 Segelken, 5th
Abaua 9th Along and Aehuek. Kan. Hawaii, 5th
Chung Pen wsialua, Oahu, 18th An Chun Heeia,
ID Al Tong.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9Th John Thomas Water
house
observation-disclosures fb Ryeroft
Boat-Honolulu. 9Th Richard Gibbons No 2, 7th
Kamai 5, eth Msnabeie 1. and s. 7th Kamuela 6. 7tb
Kekiui T. 9TH kauuela Peter S, 18th Eakaiia 8. Tih
William Portuguese le, It'll KihA IL Sth Moo T. 9Th
Aha IS, 9th Apeis Il, 18th John Brown Is, 18th J
" Killer, I6, II, Is and Is. 18th KeopunG 20, l4th
WIN Sumner q, 18th KaoO p, ed Ksnipela q, lih
Liloa "a
Horse-HouoluIu. 5th Kilshs Nc p, 5th William
White @. 18th Jessie Ain0o a. 9Th Ksuhi IS 7th 10
sue Is, 7th Kakaio p. Tth Kahzi IS, sth Hspi 20.
sth KeaEe 80, 7th Kahiki 81, I0ih " Hunt 81,
l2th Kahansuui 80. l2sh Ksuaka "a. 18th John Pa
una s5 18th Keane2ne g, 18th KalAna W 81, 18th
Alobiksa IS. 18th KalsEe So, 18Th EAhsa 20, 18th
Kansekue Al, 10th Melas a, I'D Henry Hayward -,
~. IS and g. I'D Kniii AZ. eGth KekusiEshia IS,
2gth Aipalena %. 2sth Papa 50. soth Hal3n 81.
Riliiards-HoaolnIu, Tth r Rycroft-
shipping -Ho1olnln. 18th " Maikhsu-
Fire ATms-Kons, Oahu, Eth " q CoE1Fel,
ssh zhos i Parks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

Treaty for Alsace and Lorraine has been signed, and
now only awaits ratification. he states that the
principle of reproetY is recognized; that the pay
ment Of the fourth half million Of Indemnity 10 be
completed before the epd of March; that the eva
euatioa OF French territery win commence within
fortnight after the ratification Of the treaty. and
that Germany cedes 10 France small strip of terri
tory.
The Journal Official says the treaty just concluded
with Germany consists ofihree separate conventions
one territorial, ree,itying frontiers; one financial
providing for the payment ofindemniiy and involv-
ing the withdrawal of German troops from France;
aud the third relating TO Customs The last stipu.
aies that the products Of Alssce aud Lorraiue shall
he permitted to enter France free fortwelre months
and aceords the same privilege to the products Of
Frspcr entering these territories.
MADRID, October l6-A great Republican meeting
was held IN this city to-day. Resolutions werv adopt
ed declaring that the party wonld offer uutring op-
position TO every form Of government for Spain
which was not purely Republican.
Several speakers addressed the meeting and some
OF them were very pronounced in their expressions
against the present Government The most violent
proclaimed their perfect sympathy with Republicans
everywhere aud with The international Society, and
declared that the faith OF the Republicans OF Spain
was identified with the doctrines of liberty and
equal rights no rapidly spreading through all the
countries of Europe.
BERLIN, October l6-The Emperor William to-
day opened the session of the Reicbsrath 10 per-
son In his address 10 alluding the foreign reia-
tons of the Empire, he said thatsuch relations were
entirely satisfactory There cause Of anxiety
in any quarter, and especially was the correspond
euce with Austria of cordial nature, and the inter
course With that county was no longer shrouded
by "reminiscences OF past conflicts.
LONDON, October I7-Coustan;inople adviees say
that the cholera has again made its appearance in
that city and suburbs In two days 60 persons died
from the epidemic, 10 of whom were Englishmen
The rumoprs of crisis in the Austrian Cabinet
are premature.
Advice from Odessa state that 500 buildings, in the
town Of Bagacstoo have been burned by incendiary
fires They are believed to be the work of fauatica
oppressors Of the Jews. The greater proportion of
the inhsbiiants are of Jewish faith.
Details received here Of the recent storms and
foods in China, represent the loss OF lie and pro-
pcrty very great AT least 5000 persons have pc
rished.
BERLIN. October I7-After the speech of the En-
perur yesterday, the Reichsrath adjourned without
trsnsartng any business. No quorum being present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

PASSENGERs.

" 6uano IsiaH8 per Mazzaioa oes SIS Naive Ia
hcrers-
For san Francisco per r " Wood Nov 81 X Fisher J
keenan. 6 BroWnell Hcusuer. y sherman W 2 morrill,
and wife c D Power, Nm AuElam Il " Biddlo.
Froa LahsinA per Nerte Merrill. Nov Sc Adams, n
Tursou. " undenburr, Vote
Fr1a Kons and intermediate Ports PER kaueA, Nov a.
Hon II Aueu Mss CoruweI Miss N Green Damon. e
Mscfs-isas Lake. Make, Mr. Adams. " Brova. NJ
Wiiiilns and : deck.
rr1n Francisco per bark Genet Nor CHI Noble.
" Noble G Bloauiez and ! ChinAasa-
For Eaua aud intermediate Pors per kiknes Nov
6-u1u HartWeii Wider. Chas Lake, Miss Gray.
Miss Hohrun \ Make Mr. Hsseden-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

ACCIDENT PREvENTED-A few evenings since
the derrick used for hosting material on the new
building in course OF erection on For Street, feu
over and in consequence the ropes for steadying it
were stretched across the street in manner that
was likely 10 prove dangerous obstruction. A
couple Of persons came along who noticed the
danger, and Immediately removed il, Hardly bad
they done 50, before carriage drove past, thus
escaping what might, few moments sooner, have
proved serious accident Means have been taken
since which viii prevent a similar occurrence in
future
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
NOV l-Syhr MARY Ellen from Maui
--Schr kaul1i and SIP Live Yankee from Maui
SSchr. Netgic ucrrlu from Maui isabella and Active
fr1u Hawaii
A-Sim- 6Hausa FROM Kons snd intermediate Ro-ts snd
schr pauahi from NoI6ksi.
b-Schrs Msuuokauai and Moikeiki from Maui
6-Anuis Jeuuy and Hattie fron Kauai. Kiuau from
Hawaii. An bs Grsce Roberts, knsoke, p DAYS from
Ror+ Townsend and An "a Comet Fuller ls days frua
san Francisco
--luauita from Moloka{
SAILED.
Ncv1-Shr Warwick fr- Ndlnksi au5 An IL c Murray
Shepherd f1r san Francisco
G-Hau hk r. W Wo1.i. Weeks Tor San Francisco schrs
Prince and oid Fellow f5r Hawaii Parry Queen and
Mary Ellen f1r kausi
&-Schr kam0 and slr Live Yankee fo- Mani.
t-Au VII hk Oak Russell. cruise Am b Camden
Robinson. fr Puget Scuud stur kiiNues fl- kuua
aul intermediate Psrts aud rchr Hattie for Kauai
5Scd-s pauAhi Cor Hawaii Moikssi and Neitie Merrill
f1r Maui. and Active Annie, MAuuokAvAi and Jenny
Tor Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

TIE LATE BANDMAsTER-A San francisco ex-
change says that the occasion Of the grand bene-
ct at Woodward's Gardens IN aid Of the Chicago
sufferers, Mr. W. Noriheott, formerly leader of the
Military Band at Honolulu. who is said 10 be the
hes; eornet player the Pacific Coast, volunteer
cd bis services. among number Of Others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
EXCHANGE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, from and after
i this date, will issue Bills of Exchange and bet
tiers of Credit on
SAN FRANCISCO. NEW YORK,
LONDON, HAMBURG and BREMEN,
in sums TO suit at lowest rates.
Best Commercial Paper discounted on the most IA
yorable terms.
Cash advances made on consignmeuts o. Island
produce at the rate of 9 z cent. per annum.
IL HACKFELD Il co.
Honolulu Nov l. IsTI-43-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

TEE Hawaiian bark Iolani sails te-dsy for New
castle, IN S. W. ard viii return with cargo Of
coal. An interesting fact connected with her voy-
age is, that she will be the first Hawaiian vessel to
load at that port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

CoA1 SEED.-A substantial she'd has been erected
on the Esplansde, near the Rnsuea's wharf. for
storing coal belonging to the [. $. Government,
there always being supply on hand for the use OF
nAvnl ressels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

ANoSs the passengers BY the Kilauea from wind
ward on Saturday last was His HONOR Chief Justice
Allen, who returned from a short visit to Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

TIE OPERA--On Monday evening, Madame
States Opera Troupe performed, before crowded
audience, the whole opera OF Don Pasqusle-n
Though the {" Barber Of Seville or Monday even
ing Of last week, was, in our opinion, much more
amusing and better rendered, the performance Of
" Don Pasquale" was great treat to the public,
Who 10 say the truth. enjoyed it hugely On SAT-
urday evening next, by request Of His Majesty the
King the Barber Of Seville viii be again present
cd His Majesty the King aud Her Msjssiy Queen
Emma, have houored nearly every night 81 the opera
season with their presence at the Theatre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

Our PosTAsE STANPs.-Tu Rarpr's Koathly for
October, 10 an article on Postage Stamps and
their Origin" We ind the following well-merited
enoomium on the artistic skill displayed IN the
current postage stamps Of this Kingdom: The
current set OF the Hawaiian Islands are the neatest
and best executed Of the entire number, and are
the work Of the National BankNo;e Company, Of
New York The portraits OF the late Princess
Victoria his Highuess NJ. KekuAnaoa, the Kings
late father. aud that Of his Majesty, depicted upon
them, are the finest postal portraits ever engraved
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

OUR thanks arc due TO Capt Fuller, OF the Comet
and Capt Knacke, Of the Graee Roberts Tor late San
Francisco and Oregon papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
NOTICE.

Eiii FOR SALE--The Desirable Resi-
%se-e- denoe known as " Green Field" situated in
Pleasant Valley. Liliha Street. side and con-
tsining about two and one half acres Of land. one
Good Tenement House, nearly new, containing seven
Rooms, With several out-buildings Fruit and Shade
Trees en- the Premises. For particulars apply to
42-u R. E. WAREMAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
NOTICE.
Consular Notice.

Consular Notice.
ALL PEERS SONS HAVING CLAIMS
"a against the Estate OF P. G. HYLAND, deceas-
en-, late Of the irm Of Hollister 4 Hyland Of this
place, hereby notified to file the same in this Con-
suatc for settlement before the first day Of jan
uAry and all persons indebted said estate are
requested to call at this Consulate and pay the
amounts OF such Indebtedness, before the date
above named.
C. S. NATION, o. S. Consul.
United States Consulate,
Honolulu, u. l., Nov. 9th. 1871. 43-lm
NOTICE.---At the Adjourned Annual
IN Meeting Of the Stock Holders of the Haiku
Sugar Co., held at toe Counting Room Of Messrs.
Castle Cooke the Sd CT November, 1871, the fox
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year.
wit-A. Bishop President; VIM. Hillebrand Vice
President; 5. n. Castle. Treasurer; ]. P. Cooke,
Secretary; Dan'l Smith, Auditor.
Per Order. JOS. P. COOKE,
43-2t Sec'y Haiku Sugar Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

THE COMET arrived on Monday afternoon from
Sau Francisco in eighteen days, which is an unusu
sualy long trip down for that packet II is impos-
siblefor any vessel to make quick passage, however
fast she msy be, without favorable winds. and the
weather experienced during the trip afforded the
Comet anything hut fair opportunity for making
her usual time. She viii not remain long in port
as considerable freight and large number Of pas
seugers are already engaged
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

NAvAL-The [. S Frigats California, flagship Of
Rear Admiral John A. Winslow, viii probably visit
this port soon. From private letter received
short time since from an officer on the Admirars
stat, We are informed that the California was likely
to visit Honolulu some time in November, although
at lifetime the letter was written, Admiral winslow
had not transferred his hsC 10 her from the Ssranac
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

ROBlNSON-Iu this city, Nov 9th. the L. S Hospital
James Robinson Of Boston, Mass T. 5 A. sged IS years
The decreased reeuty carpenter of the bark Gay Head
i1idrezfiseT please copy
CHAMBERLAIN Honolulu November sh, Victor Chan
cerel native e France, aged e years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
IMPORTS.

Prom Po-s Townsend per bktae Grace Roberts. Nov G.
Dressed Lunibsr n t1l65 Shingles 30
Rough. Lurlber. o "a $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
Notice F!

MY WIFE. MAKUE, having left my
VI Bed and Board. hereby caution all parties
not to trust the said MAKUR, as will pay no debts
contracted by her in my name. F. II. HAMLIN,
Waiohinu, Kau, Oct. %, 1871. 42-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
BIRTH.
DIED.

Ia nepa,ale Friday evening No, sid to the wife ofo
Rose daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

CHAIN CABLEs.-An sizes. from J to SO
II inch, IN Bead OF duty paid. ReE sals By
B0LLE5 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

BENEFT-Nr. Wallace. Of the California Mn
strels, takes benefit at the ROYAL Hawsiiau Thea
Ire tomorrow evening. In addition 10 other atirac
tious, the Railroad Scene" from the great sersa-
uoual drama OF Under the GasIrLi." viii be in
troduced with complete mechanical effects. Tie
programme is the best yet offered by the troupe
which, in addition TO the popularity OF the benchc
AIRY, will doubtless ensure hiul crowded house
In the rst part Nj. Wallace viii appear on the end
as bones, aud his place as interlocutor will be
filed by Mr. Medina
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
A CARD.

Having decided on remaining here
permanently, the undersigned offers bis services
the citizens Of Honolulu Teacher Of Music,
including Thorough Bass also, Of German. French
aud Spanish. Engagements to play for concerts,
parties 6e., made on reasonable terms also Pianos
tuned snd repaired.
Any order left at Tbos. G. Thrum's bookstore will
be promptly attended to.
Professor W. MULLER,
Late Of San Francisco. California.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

A MrsTERr.-The remains Of native man was
recently discovered on Lanai, and appearances seem
to indicate that his death (Which occurred about
nineteen months siHce) was caused BY unfair means
An inquest was held, but nothing definite has been
received al police headquarters yet, in regard TO
The sfiair, although the shove information was re-
ceived by the steamer on Saturday morning. Toe
Sheriff Of Maui, who acted as Coroner. viii doubt
less iuruish fun particulars by frst opportunity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

TIE D. c. MURRAY sailed on Wednesday after
noon last for San francisco, followed BY the r ".
Wood on Thursday shout the same hour The Mnr-
ray appeared 10 be in excellent trim for sailing ard
everything shout her. 10 ! nautical eve especially,
looked ship-shape The Wood presented a smart
appearance also, looking quite capable Of giving the
former packet close run, though she was perhaps
scarcely deep enough to show her points Of sailing
10 the best advantage. However, the respective
qualities of these fine vessels viii have fair oppor-
tuuity Of being tested on the trip over as they sre
known TO be fast safiers. Bofh vessels have taken
quite a number OF passengers, aud We hope they
viii meet with favorable weather, which viii per
nit them 70 make pleasant and rapid passage over
RECKLESS RD1xe.-Tse public safety is Offer
endangered ey the reckless aud furious riding il
which many indulge around the outskirts or the
city. Some people seen 10 have bat one ides when
on horsehack-hai Of trying to get over the ground
as rapidly rs possible, regardless Of everything
eise the safety Of pedestrians especially. Persons
taking & promenade S short distance from town
have to be Constantly on the watch to prevent
being knocked over BY some careless horsemsn,
aud those seeking recreation in gentle equestrian
exercise have to be very careful 10 avoid collision
with these disOrderiy riders, while even carrisge
are often IN imminent danger Of being ridden into
and the limbs-perhars the lives-of the occupants
seriously endangered There Is no reason why any
one should be denied the enjoyment Of brisk ri5e
ca a clear road, but there are many reasons Why
persons should be prevented from galloping furi-
ously along, TO the discomfort and peril Of every
one else. A case Of this kind was brought to the
notice Of The Police Magistrate one day last weck-
Nbo made az example Of the OEeu5er IL manner
which viii Doubtless prove warning il future,
to Others q vel IS himself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08

HoNnLrLr MEAN ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
EUROPEAN.

LONDON Oct I2-Meetings OF sympathy with Chi
csgc sufferers are being held and active measures
for relief are being taken on all sides. The Lord
Mayor, supported BY the leading houses has issued
az appeal Tor Subscriptions.
The meeting called BY Minister Sehneek will be
largely attended. 1t is probable that the Loudou
Court Of Common Council VII devote large suns
Al meeting held at Birmington last night, pre-
sided over by the Mayor, committee was sppoini-
ed to collect funds In addition to action for the
future. six firms gave 800 sterling. 90 the spot
This amount collected VII sent by cable 10 Mayor
Hall tonight
LONDON, Oct IS-Thsre Was large meeting to-
night at the langbam Hotel, with Minister Schneek
in The chair. Deep interest and sympathy we're er-
pressed for the sEferng people ofCbieago. and 60
600 sterling raised for their relief committee was
appointed TO increase subscriptions. Among the
eoutributors, there were several Coufederaies aud
some Chicago merchants whose establishments have
been burned
FzASKFoRT, October Pas soon as the news Of
the terrible FIRE reached here IN exta ofthe German
Anl1ieaa EeozoaaR was issued giving such details
as were known, and calling for prompt action in be-
half Of the sufferers. A meeting has been held and
a Relief Committee Organized Frankfort VII give
liberal eonTioutions-
YrExSA- October Pine Leading merchants and
bankers have opened ss0ssIPliOE for toe relief OF
Chiosgo-
Pans, October, I5-Thiers has formally announced
70 the Legislative COMMITTEES, thss the Customs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
Wanted!

A First-CIass Sugar Boiler; one who
n understands boiling in open steam pans. Apply
either in person BY letter, with references to
ability and character, to
42-9t c. BREWER 4 co.
NOTICE.-MR. THOs. G. THRUM will attend
N to my business during my absence from the
Kingdom. Any orders left at his store will be
promptly attended 20.
ROBERT NEWCOMB.
Honolulu, October 3lst. 1871. ~ :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-08
LOCAL NEWS.


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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-04-13

he passed the happiest evening Of his
life, only to awake to sorrow, for Jen-
nie's father Is dead set" against the
match.
HE has no right to interfere" said
the doctor, vehemently. "You see ]
stand by my principles"
"But if l tell the story out am afraid
you would not" sai: Hubert.
"Why isn't it done?'
II beg your pardon, doctor, for hav-
ing used little craft. l had much a,
stake. I have disguised this story in
its details. But it is true, I am the
hero"
The doctor looked quickly towards his
daughter. Her head was bent low over
her book. Her long hair hung about it
like curtain, shutting out all view of
the face. The doctor walked to the 9TH
er window and looked out. Hubert sat
like mummy. After a minute DR..
Hood spoke.
"Cornelia ~
She lifted a face that was aflame.
Tears glistened in her eyes, and doubt
not there was prayer in her heart.
"You are brave girl. had other
plans. You have right to choose for
yourself. God bless you both. But 1t
is great pity Hu is not lawyer. He
pleads we'll" So saying he put on his
hat and walk ed out.
This is the conversation that Hubert
repeated to me that day sitting in his
own little parsonage in Allenville. A
minute after his wife came in. She had
been prescribing for the minor ailments
of some poor neighbors. She took the
baby from her crib, and bent over her
till that same long hair curtained moth.
er and child from sight.
II Think" said Hubert, "that you
folks who write love stories make q
great mistake in stopping at marriage.
The honeymoon never truly begins un-
til conjugal affection is enriched by this
holy partnership of loving hearts in the
life of child. The climax Of a love
story is not the wedding. 1t is the ba
hy!"
"What do you call her ?' asked.
"Hope," said the mother.
"Hope Valentine," added the father
with significant smile.
"And you spell theHope with an a,
l believe" said.
"You naughty Hu," said Mrs Corne
lia." you've been telling. You think
that love story is intere sting to others
because you enjoy it so much !'-.Scrib
ners Monthly for February.
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Maxims from Don Quixote.

Here are few extracts from Don
Quixote:
Beauty in a modest woman is like fire
or sharp sword at distance; neither
does the one burn nor the other wound
those that come not too near to them or
to theirs.
Keep your mouth shut and your eyes
open.
The absent hear and feel but lily.
Self.praise depreciates.
The dead to the bier, the living to
good cheer.
All women, let them be ever so home
ly, are pleased to hear themselves praised
for beauty.
Squires and knight Grants are subject
to much hunger and i'll luck.
Liberality may be carried too far in
those who have children to inherit Of
them.
Virtue is always more prosecuted by
the wicked than beloved by the right
Gus.
Every one is the son of his own
works.
Honey is not for the mouth of an
ass.
No padlocks, bolts or bars can secure
maiden 50 we'll as can her own natural
reserve.
Wit and humor belong to genius
alone.
The wittiest person in the comedy is
he who plays the fool.
There is no hook so bad but something
good may be found in it.
We are all as God made US !. and often
times great deal worse.
Let the hen live, though it be with
the pip.
We cannot all he friars, and various
are the paths by which God conducts
the good to heaven.
Covetousness bursts the bag.
1t is easy to undertake, but more difli
cult to finish a thing.
This is equally applicable to all ranks
whoever is ignorant is vulgar.
BY the streets of by and by one
| arrives at the house OF Never.
Between the yes and no Of Il woman
would not undertake to thrust the point
of pin.
Patience and shuttle the cards.
a soldier bad better smell of gunpow
der than musk.
Other mems pains are easily borne.
A bad cloak covers q good drinker
Pray devoutly any hammer on stout
ly.
When thing is once begun 1t is al
most half finished.
Lay bridge of silver for flying
enemy.
The jest that gives pain is not jes
worth making.