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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-16
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
Relative to an amendment of Article
Four of the Constitution relating to
the Judiciary.


l. OF THESTATE OF OHIO, Ohrce-tfths of
the members elected to each House agreeing
electors of this state to vote, at the next annual
October election, upon the approval or rel elton Of
the following amendment, ~ additional section of
Article four of the Constitution of the State of
Ohio. tO-wit:
section p. A commission. which shall consist
of five members, shall be appointed by the Gov
ernOr. with the advice and Onsent Ofthe senate,
the members OF which shall hold Office for the
term of three years from and after the first day OF
February, 1876, TO dispose OF such part OF The bust
ness then on the dockets OF the supreme Court as
shall, by arrangement between said commission
and said court, be transferred to such commission;
and said commission shall have like Jurisdiction
and power in respect TO such business MS are or
may be vested in said court; and the members of
said commission shall receive like compensation
for the time being, with the judges of said cou t
A majority of the members Ofsaid commission
a decision, and It, decision shall be certified, en-
tered and enforced MS the Judgments Of the Su-
said commission, ali business undisposed of, shall
by Ii be certified to the Supreme Court and dispos-
ed of as ifsaid commission had never existed. The
clerk and reporter of said court shall be the clerk
and reporter of said commission. and the commits
f Inr in mumber those se''t pro a ' bv law law for 3 said
court, which attendants said commission may Rp-
point and remove at It's pleasure; Any vacancy
occurring In said commission shall be filled by APP
pointneni OF the Governor, with the advice and
consent of the Senate. If the Senate be In session,
and If the Senate be not in session, by the Gov
ernor, but in such last case, such appointment
shall expire at the end of the next session of the
General Assembly. The General Assembly may,
on application ofthe supreme Court, duly entered
on the journal of the court and certified, provide
by law, whenever two-thirds of such [eachl House
shall concur therein, from time to time, for the APP
pointlnent in like manner ola like commission
with like powers, Jurisdiction and duties; pryvi-
ded, that the term OF any such commission shall
not exceed two years, nor shall it be created often
er than once in ten years. If this amendment
shall be adopted by q majority of the electors OF
the state of Ohio. voting at the next election hold
en- for the election of senators and Representa-
tives, 1t shall become section TWENTY-FIVE OF the
fourth Article OF the Constitution of the State OF
Ohio.
At such election the voters desiring TO vote In
favor ofthe adoption of this amendment, shall
place upon their ballots the words,
"FOR THE COMMISSIONS"
The voters who do not favor the adoption OF such
amendment, shall place upon their ballots the
AGAINST THE COMMISSION"
MILTON MCCOY
Speaker pro tenn. OF the House of Representatives
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-16
Farm Fer Sale 4!
TIVE undersigned will offer at private
sale
I 3II-A Acres of Well I'M
. rH4uoI onI

TNIIE undersigned will offer at private
i sale
3lI-4 Acres of Well I'm
proved Land,
ten acres of which is well timbered, sit
uate in Twin Township, about II mile
and a quarter northeast of ] .exington,
on the - free turnpike, known as
a part Of the estate of Fayette Wysong.
The Improvements are atwo-story brick,
with summer kitchen and wood house
attached, log barn, corn cribs, a good
well of water, and two first rate orch
ards. The above land will be sold on
reasonable terms. For for further in
formation, &C., apply to either of the
subscribers. PERRY WYSONG,
VALENTINE ILER,
Eaton, July s, lSI5-1m
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-16

Aug. 2lst,. 1875.
The contract for the superintendent the Bridge
across Paint Creek, below Camden was awarded
to the Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Company, at
si4.50 per foot.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-16

Aug. 7th.. 1875.
J. NJ. Kenworthy and c. p. Simonson were ap-
pointed Commissioners on the Camden and Sugar
Valley Freepike vice Miles Dixon and Sidney
Hewett, resigned.
A. VI. Truax was allowed sI7.32 for lnmber furn-
ished the Camden and Sugar Valley Freepike. a.
mount paid out Of bridge fund.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-16
Family Groceries !

All Of which will be sold at LOW
PRICES. He would respectfully So
licit a share of public patronage.
JOHN 2. WOODSIDE.
N. B.-Parties DESTROYS of purchasing
PIANOS and ORGANS will do well by
calling on me before purchasing. Ex-
ira inducements offered. j. P. w.
Camden, June 10, 1875-ly
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-16

July lfIn 1910.
In the matter os locating the Bridge over Banta's
Creek there being no objections filed the same was
declared established as per survey.
VIM. Watt was appointed Commissioner on the
Florence and CampbellsiOwn Freepike.
Asbury Decker was appointed Commissioner on
the Casper and Somers Freepike.
John Sutton was appointed Commissioner on the
Casper township Freepike.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-16

AGAINST THE COMMISSION"
MILTON
Speaker pro tenn. ef the House of Representative
II HART,
President of the Sen ate.
Adnnted March 20. lSlh.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
GOVERNMENT.
PROPOSAL FOR FUEL, FORAGE & STRAW
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA ] CHIEF QCAETERNAsIER's OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT A. T. Mssrch i2 lS7S

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZoNA,) CHIEF QCARTERNAsIERis OFFICE, PAfsCoTT. A. T. March i2 1875. Sealed proposals in ;riPlcae with copy of this ad- versement attached to each will Dc TeselNei a ms office until Monday. AQril l2 lcs5 al which fime and place they vi be opened in presence of bd hr supplying all reasonable rton of the Barley. Oats. COn Hay. Straw. Wood, and Charc0al which may bT required during the fiscal year mencin July 1875 al the following dePois and posts in The Department of ArEuna. viz;
 Whyple A T. Camp Lowell. A. T. Yuma Hepot A. T. Camp Mcdowell A. T. Camp Apashe, A T. Camp Mo ave, \. I. Camp Bowie, \. T. Camp San Carlos, A. T. Cau ? Grant, A IT. Camp Verde, A T.
 Fers Yuma. CaHh,rnia
 Similar proposals will also he received until the h.ir and dae above mentioned by the Quartermassrs eaeh of inc said dsTois and pests for the Fuel Forage and The rghr is reserved by United States 10 purchase during the fiscal year such quans of Forage and Fuel may he ofsied by and acceped from the Indians at Camps AVache Grant La psz Moave and Verde and the San Carlos ard Colorado Indian rsser, aiiuns Awards will be made for the remaining quan titles required.
 All supplies furnished mus be of good merchauable qual ty; delivered such times and in such quan titles as may be desgnai. by Pr"Per surhority.
 The right to rej'ct any all bds Is reserved by the Unit ates to accept such portion d any bid may be deemed of advantage [" the public interest ,o ceive the whole any part of the supplies that may be contracted fo-.
 formation 10 kind quantities, and quality. of sup plies required the respective dePois and posts and by them. also blank proposals &o and any frihr in formation needed be h;d upon application tO the Depot QuariermaSter San Fancisrn ths Chief Quarter Santa Fe \. M and to the QuaIerm asters at any of ihe dep,ts and poss bcf named
 roposas submitted to this office |" be endorsed "PTn posaIs Forage and Fuel" either of them and addressed to the undersigned.
 Local proposals be dressed to the Quarennaser of the depot rost for which the bid is intended and duTSsd above
 By.rder of the Department Commander:
 J C. CHANDLER ml2fi Major and Chief q M Dept of Arz na.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

EXPERIMENTS made within ths past sx months have developed the astounding i,ct m natural magic that four messages can te sent over a single wire as readily as two, and that through messages and local ones can br sent, without interfering with one anotLer. over the same wire. While messages ar, being simultaneously exchanged between Boston and New York, two more can be sen, en the same wire, between Boston and Wor- cester; two between Worcester and Springfield and two between Springfield and New Haven or New York, making in all eight, separate and distinct messages crossing and recrossing oo one wire at the same moment.-JFrom Old and New.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
LEGAL.
= U M MON S..

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. L.
 C'uuty of Mohave
 IN THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND FOR MIN. l eHl Park in the County of Mohave.
 The Territry cf Arizona to Cherries Murray:
 You hereby umInored apr ear before Ine ai my office in said county nf Nohave Wet, stiay the 2 l day of April D. 1875 al 10 o'clock A. M t1 answer t the complaint Of Beop SIsar Ihe recover, cf the sum of fnrywo and lilOO dollars amount due from you to the plaintiff for merchandise sold and deliy cred you also for inter- st upon The from September l4tl ls'3 at 10 per cent per annam: when judgment will be taken against you Tor the siid amount together with costs and damages, if yOu fail o appear and answer 1875. A q UASKEi
 mar5wi Justice of the Peace for said County
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
Newark Land Company.
San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., California
 Title Perfect. Incorporated

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY ia ,o,- ,.....:- : su"Pe me 6usI1nie- Fund paid in This csmranv win o eIared in March to take 100 people by si.ainboat auo raiirsan o their town and lands in one excursion Whieh will be advert sed B. reference t tIe Ccs, S
 sy Ohn IT VIII be seen that PotssrO Point in front s the deep wafer comes al the way through in. s. rom me faeifc with the C. F. K. R. running in ~ Ii.e 'hrogh Iiyerm0re Pass making this :h. con poin between all rars of tbe United States and HeI b' all phrts f the globe and the greatest ;a 'e' eo climate, excellent s and easy carnmn. ~ a'oh. DIS land will be sold af auction in Apr in
 ' ahu 70 os This company will commence active ope- a"n ID building ee-. soon For all infrnat on ci,eu c lnals and subscription, apply ihe oaiee oS,he Rt fSi Sai"Tnia Street. basement opposite the Bank of California, San Francisco
 ,o, CHAS R. PETERS.
 Manager.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
LEGAL.
N Q T | c F. .

To R. Lulofs A. Walraih C. H. voigt c. H. ESx,r, ! Partman A Y. Easterby. O. Sehoeman. A. U Bss, and C w Lewis with Ihe undeis gnsd in lhs, certain mining claim location known te orisin.5 claim or ocaion that esrain quartz lead or ede knos, as the Calihrnia situate in the Pine Grove mining s ,rct in county of Yayapai Territory of Ana aa;
 You and each of you, hereby notified tha; the m dersgnsd have caussd o be done upon such claim er & cation the of labor rvQuire by the laws ,As United a in the sum of one haadr~d and seventy dollars And yon. and each of yea ars hereby norfed Co ray N C. Sheckles ai the ssse of Levi Bashori iu the of Prescott in said county f Navapa yuuF respective proportions of the sad f said labor within ninety days ifUm the service of th notice and that in fl default of yuu either aY you. in making sush payment. within SUI h time xin claim uudsy the mining jaws in force iareitre es th. interest said claim lccOa of the ersOn maknx such default. The amount due by each of yus for sS lab.r is a the of dollars per lt0 feet owned b7 you in such ella m 0 location. AlONZO F. DAVIS.
 JAMES R. PORTt R.
 Prescott Feb. sS, leta ir
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
NOTICE.

Herman Berdell and J. W. Fleeson owpsr, in the 2o'n hStes"n oi the Tiger lode located m Bradshaw p Isuet ia'aIa County, A. T. knrwn as the Bean & e's cOihi%nf; fOa are hereby nofif. that if you W no1 appear at The place If bu mess G. w Bow. rs Vhe CoinIants ageur). al Fort W hippIe A T. witbin hnFy tsoJ days from the The date Ier.of and pav vou respective proportions of the exrs incurred in nonus oi ,S one on said mine, require by law the rudrr s"e" WI eiditn tsffeiiure your inter in SsiG mine m accordance with the mining laws nnH in force
 p... ED F. BON FRS.
 - |'' ir january z2, le73. in26
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N o T | C E.

Nouee IS hereby given to the ers of David Morgan uece"sed That he underer ed has in his and
 uer ms control one hundred feet The sI, CT ledge tcL aVapai county Arizona Territory belun, ing to the estate of said deceasd upon which said Iei. he ha, d"ne The work required by law to hold inc s,fn.
 he mining ground ab mentioned will be delivered ~ sa'u hts upon payment of expenses incurred mon % ner Ail h'aiin m irsOn, by gal aftor, ey inc "i sad deceaseG are supposed r.sie in or near in t'nhah s Onlo' JOSEPH FUGETT
 Phoenix, A. T., February l9 Ie75. febos {.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N or IC F..

All persons interested in the War Eagle lode. fguld bearing extension north of discovery location and ir the 2d extension nrh of the Loreno oe (sl bearng boh being in Bradshaw district Yavapai county Arizna and who have paid her propoTts of fe expeuse ir cured in the amount of work done said mnss as re- quired by law. Are hereby notified that if they do n.t wiihiu % days from the d te hereof lay t0 Capt P Hargrave the due their ownership in the said cans will be feifed in accOrdanc. with the mining laws in force WORKING SHAREHOLDERS.
 Presontt. January s. lr15. iansMA
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
NOTICE

To w. w. JoNEs FRANK MELTON. and r. q .SAur owners in the Empress ant Bobail Ioes (cov.rv Ioc 'cny ih oeh'Fana District Iavdpai County Arizona: You gre hereby noGed thai if y,, do po am e, n, ,t oi 'he Ariz"na MINER within ninety (9O) difys from me dae hereui HId pay your respective Irt,o,us sf he "NP"nse incurred m the of work dom. u sd Tn nes as required by law, the undersigned Ni ca;.n ieinre of your interest in said mines in aceoraaee with ihe mining laws in iorce
 GEORGE ZIKA n, Agent of Working Si areho,lers Prescott, A. T., January g. ls75 i,ni5yi4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N NOTICE.

S Sonas Wallace, S: II. Smith. William Holden. j. r. Nesnih Sain1 Lub ek. T. A TaIIet or .ny o,bsr. p-Fsn deriving ther te by deed from ,h -;.si y ,H ,ae overland ledge lode Or vein situated in "a"'f@i Mining District. Mohavs county A. T.: a arr D, n"fed that if y,u io n within ninety ., ui., ', or hs notce, pay the sign.d ssr s M raik Moi ave county, A. T. your IToI orional saasd "S G incurred aid mine or oc4tion as Is12 inc Hgy4; ~. N~ogi' ss'onal law approved May To- ,ers., ;- eheo VIII claim frfeifure your in
 ~ he' NM. TGWLE
 u;n.-., JAMES P BULL
 -s-, lhafc9 l2- mrl2 I'm
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N o T | c E.

10 '" shoholn or his legal representatives owner in the Davis lode Has.ayamps Dst.ic s',n a,ona Ter tory You are b. rely notified tha; if you, ao no' al ear within ninety 60 dsys iron, inc date b re- H ana Pay your pIoIprtion the expeuses ipc-,ss , aeve'Ping sd nine The uad-rsign will aim . for .uFe according to law, of your interest in .ad ne
 p-.oo,, r, o. , J. N. REGARDLESS.
 NN"N"As ~" iSa0
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N Q Y IC F..

The eo-par'nershp heretofore existing between w J Ross. J. F.. G. Mitchell and Benjamin C. Gafdiur under the firm of Ross. Mitchell and Gardiner having beeu dissolved. the unsettled sand firm have been placed in te hands of John How ard Isq Eye l. lection and seitl m' n All pers. indebsd and all persons having claims against sad firm W m call on said J hn Howard for settlement without delay. bnsi. ness Of said firm must be closed a once
 WILLIAM J ROSS. Dated Prescott, A. T. January r., 1875 jn52tf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
NOTICE.

To l.. s. Jsnks, A. W ade and J. W Tower owners in the Lorena Lode (slver bearing), Yayspai county Arizona:
 You are hereby notified that if you do Bot appear within nnety (9U) days from the date here and ray ouf F"prn of he expenses incurred in ihe of work do'e on said mire required h, law iLe und.r- sgn'd will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine in accordance with the mining laws in foree
 C. A. LUKE. Prescott, February IS, 1875. fel9 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N o T IC E.

To Abraham Henderson Esq, owrsr in the "Grsv Eagle" mine. a de. ig,r Mi"ug Disuet. County eI Yavapai Territory of Arizoua: Yeu hereby uo,ssd thai ii you do apP.a within ninety 20 days irus the hereof pay yor respective pruTOrn the exuense incurred in the Of work dune On ssi5 mine as required by law The undersigned will claim forfeiture your interest in said mine in aeeoTznes with the mining laws now in fVrre.
 WILLIAM J ROSS. Dated. Prescott A. T., Jan. Is 1875. jn22wl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N T IC E.

To n. J. Mar q. Opdyke c. c. Bean and the Reprr- sentative of II. Bowers dec.asrd in the Eel pss lode. 5th Extersion North Tiger District YsvaIH county ArzoI l'u hereby notified that i yos do appear within ninety (9 days from he heres and pay your rsperiive proportions of inc expet in currsd in the of vofk done said nine as 10. quired by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture Of yOur interest in said mine, in accordance with the mining laws in force. A GILMORE
 Prescott, A. T., Jan. l. 1875 ianswA
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

SAip a Missouri Preacher: "Thar's a powerful sight of gixgling back thar in the eerner, and it's got 10 be stopped, or tbe Lord will delegate me to open the door and threw some one out" It was stopped.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
Notice to Claim Owners

The undersigned, having done the work rrauir.d by law To hd 2&SO eci in ih' lead reeodsd The gnal Accidental lead in alker mining district and sO1 fees in inc lend recorded the 2d Exrnsirn N,rib of inc Eclipse lead m Bud-haw mining district her.b, uose, o"n'S m the said leads that they pay their share Tor said work to me. win 20 days from Clae of this notice, or forfeit their interest in the said leads R. F. ELLIOTT. Prescott, Jaunary l. 1875.
 Cook is authorized receive money for me asd re. ceipt for the same in my absence. K L. ELLIOTT
 iauswl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
N 0 Y IC E

The co-par;urrship heretofore existing betvee w J. Ross. ]. r. q. Mitchell and Benjamin Gardiner, Is ths day ss~lved by mutual consent.
 W. J. Ro>s will ray a Compsny debts tractsd be- the ssh day of SeI temb,r 1874 and lst day of January 1875. nd is alone authoz' to collect all debs and demands due said company to date.
 WILLIAM T. ROSS.
 J. C.. MITCHELL.
 BEN r. C. c ARDINER Dated Prescott A. T., January 18th. 1875 ju2stf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
thursday the 18th day of May, A D. ls7s
NOTICE.

py he terms or my contracs of sale Mir Butler all accounts for advertising in and snhsrri,on , ,be y,y. when become due before the first day of February 1855 ana also the amounts due for all legal ia Nblch appear in this issue, payabI- t me All counts which become due on or after Fefr1r lat is7s ~ "e iHu '" MT Butler JOHN II. MARION.
 , T. J. BUTLER
 Prescott Arizona, January 2p 1875 4,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

A NEVADA man who had seven homely daughters got paper to hint that be had seven kegs filled with gold in bis cellar, and every girl was married in five months.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
Proposals for Beef, Flour, &c.

OFFICE CoMNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE. |. & A,
 Santa Fe. \. M; Feb 1875. Sealed Proposals in tplicate Il be received al this office and at the offices of the Acting Co'umi>saries of Subsistence at each Of the oss named hern until Monday April l2h 1875 furnishing the Uui'cd States Subsistence Department at Forts Marcy Bayard Craig, NcRart Selden stanton Uui"n and N iugaie \. NJ ant Fort Ga land. T. with srch quantities of Fresh Beef and Mutton live aEd sanght red aud Flour may he from time tu time required from July 1875 June 30 A D. lS66
 Separate pr p'sas different sheets of paper will be required ar zach Post Separate contracts will be made for each Post
 All blank forms ns sructons. conditions. approximate estimates of quantities required &c will supp lied application to the undersigned the A. c S al of the above named posts. CHAS. F. ENGAN mch3-4t. Cart and C. S.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
$ U Nj M 0 N S .

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA SS
 County of Mohaye.
 1n the Justices Court in and for Mineral Park in ,bc county oi Mohave the Territory of Arzoua to THOMAS MELVILLE:
 "n are hereby summoned to appear before me al ID Y office in the said County of Mohave Thursday the 18th day of May, A. D. 1875.
 at 10 o clock a. m, to answer to the complaint of Alder Randall admins tat"r Tor the Estate of SAMUEL Tobn deceased G, bs sum of Forty and sixty hundredth dollars in gold coin Tor nerehandize sold you by Samuel Todd deceased m Mlner"l Park Asizona Territory when judgment will ne 'h"n against you for the sad amount together with costs anu da alages, if you fail appear and answer olven under my hand the 5th day of March A n ieIo. 4. C. HASKELL mar i2-it Justice of ihe Peace for said Coun,v
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probote Court in and fr the County of Yavapa Territory of Arizona
 In the Matter of the Estate of William
 Youngbluth deceased
 On reading and filing the petition of A. H. Peoples praying Tor admission to Prbaie of ducument fled in the Probate Court in and for avHpa County in Arizona ItIIltury TurTor ing |" be inc last will aud testament "i William 1unghuth. deceased. and for issuance oi letters io the petitioner: T. is ordered that Monday the 5th day of April ls75 10 o. lock M of that day De s aIar Tor the hearing of said aPpcou; that the Clerk give due notice tb reof bv p sting notices m corHlng [" law. HARLEY II. CARTIER
 Probate Judge and EN-uhco Clerk Of Probate Court TTescott. A T.. Mar.h G Is75.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
Cured at Home.
H ALLoS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded wh the greatest care.
 lis fleets wonderful and satisfactory as ever
 IL restores gray faded hair i,s youthful color
 IL removes all erPiions ching and dandru; and th. scalp by its Use becomes white and clean.
 Ky ts tonic properties il the capillary glands n their normal vgor preventing badness and making the hair grow thick and strong
 As dressing nothing has been found so eheclal or desirable.
 Dr A. A. Hayes State Assayer If Massachusetts says oi It; T consider te best preparation for intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
NOTICE,

All persons having any claims of indebtedness aganst me are hereby noh'd 10 file the same or a statement thre,f with my attorney Judge John How. r of Pres
 per rt me hFs' day ct April nex', for ttlement as intend visiting the Atlantic States as suon n, my bushes. will reTni;. ~ ~ pr.G Prescott, A T. January 93 1875
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
WHAT IS HIS cREEDi

'fs1 WHAT IS HIS CREEDi He Jeff a load of anthracite In front Of poor widows door, When the deep snow, frozen and white, Wrapped street, square, mountain and moor Tbat was his deedi
 He did it we'll -A-.,4 "Wbat was his creed :"
 l cannot tell Blessed "in bis basket and his store :" A In sitting down and rising up; When more he got he gave the more Withholding not the crust and cup, He took the lead
 In each good task.
 "What was his creed 2"
 did not ask His charity was like the stow- Soft, white, and silent in iis fall; Not like the noisy winds that blow From sbiyering trees the leaves--a pail. eftsaE For flower and weed,
 Dropping belowl
 "What was his creed? 2"
 The poor may know. He had great faith in loaves of bread For hungry people, young and old: And hope inspired kind words, be said, To those he sheltered from the cold. For We must feed, As well as pray.
 "What was his creed 2"
 cannot ssyl In works he did not put his trust His faith in words he never writ He loved 10 share his cup and crust With all mankind who needed ir.
 In time of need
 friend was he
 "What was his creedy 2"
 He told not me He put his trust in Heaven. and he Worked well with hand and head; And what he gave in charity Sweetened his sleep and daily bread. Let us take heed, For life is brief: "What was his creed: What his belief?"