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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20
OTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN-
DrY OF MOWER.
lNPROBATE COURT.

In :he matter Of tie Estate Of z"lima Da1is,
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of W. F.
Davis and ". F. Hutchins OF Howard Co.,
Iowa, and Mower Co., Mimi, representing,
among other things. that Zulima Davis, late
Of Lodi, on the 4th day of jan. A. d. 1875,
at tho same place died interstate, and being .
Resident Of this County At the time of her
death, leaving goods. chattle.. and estate
within this County, and that the said Petit
TONERS arc heirs at Law of said deceased, and
praying that administration Of said estate be
to NJ. Il. Triggs granted, it is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge Of
this Court. on Monday the Oath day Of May
A. D. 1875, at l o'clock P. H., at Probate Of
Ace in said Count. In s@
Ordered further, that notice thereof be Civ
ep tho heirs Of said deceased. and 70 all per-
sons Interested. BY publishing copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day y hearing. in. the Mower County Tran
soript,a weekly Newspaper printed and pub
ljshsd It Austin, in said County.
Dated at Austin, the 10Th day Of April, 4.
H., 1875. By tho Court, &.
SAHusL HARfER,
ne. ~. JsdSs q Probate,
- al
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20

chew Don't smoke. Don't swear.
Don't deceive. Don't read novels. Don't.
marry until You can support s wife. Be2
earneet. Be self.rcliant. Be generous.
Be civil. Read the papers. Advertise
your business. Make money, and do
good with it. Love God and your fellow
men :, 5#s.s.z%4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20

President Porter, Of Yale College, re-.
Gently gave the following lsconic advice
to the students in tho the course Of "a &.
tended address " Don't drink. Don't
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20

REsTED.-The evidence III tho Tilton- Beech
Or case IL oil in, and the lawyers viii Ut once
proceed to distract tho jury. Weshajl have
verdict some time next month. -:".
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20

Whisky killed man in Faribault last
Friday. 1t is as certain death as the
guillotine WAS in during the French Revo.
luton. 49,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20

sr' Paul. has jast completed her iith muir.
der trtai-all having occurred within the last
two months. Conviction WAS secured in four
Gases and the jury disasrssd in the nth. On,
Of the eonviots Is to be hung.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20

Mrs. Lincol., wife Of the late President
Lineola, has been declared insane and order
ed to tho Hospital 1t Batavia, Illinois.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20
Reliable Evidence.

l7s Baltin St., BROOKLYN, N. T., Nov Il, 1874.
H. r. SrEvENs, ESQ.,: ...
Dear Sir From personal benefit received
by it, use, as we'll as from personol knowl-
edge Of those whose cures thereby have Seem
ed almost miraculous, can most heartily
and sincerely recommend the VEuETINE
for tho complaints which it is cl4imed to
cure. JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Bap. Church, Sac. Cal.
lin.
Veqetine is Sid BY all Druggists.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20

La Crosse, " g. 20 am. Winnebago " 80 An.
RushfOrl, 500 Wells. q 0.35 "
LanesbOro" COS " Albert Lea, " 1915
Fountain 9.45 !" Ramsey, Or ll.55 "
Sp. Valley" 1923 Ramsey; " l2l5 Pm
Ramsey, Ar 1853 " >p. Valley " ZOO :"
Rsmssv. Lv IL 20 u. m. Fountain :" $50
Albert Leaf !. 40 8" s;anesboro," 3.35
Winneharo ar 500 :: la Crosse ar 7.5S
Trains going East make close connection as
L. Crosse with trains on the c. NJ. st. Paul
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Chicago, and al
points east. Trsins going West make close
.eonnections At Ramsey with trains on the G.
n. i 81. p. +. r., for st. Paul and I'll Peiats
in lowe, Nsbresks and sKaasas.lss..i.
NC. YAH HoREs, Gen. HansSse.
WI. BARasH, Gen. Ticket AS'k
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-05-20
$40
WILL BUY 4
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND
or THE
n. Y. INDUSTRIAL EX-
HJBlTION co.

. permanent home. where every manufacturer
can exhibit and sell his gool', and every pat
entee can show his invention; centre ofia-
aastry which will prove fast benefit to the
whole country.
For tais purpose, the Legislature Of TIE
State Of New Tors has granted = charter to q
number Of our most wealthy and respectable
merchants, and these gentlemen have pur-
chased 10 less than eight blocks Of the most
valuable land in the city of New York The
building to be erected will be seven stories
high $50 feet in height. eurmoanted by .
magnificent doEe, and will cover q space Of
q acres. It will be constructed Of Iron,
Brick and Glass. and made fre-proof. The
bonds, which are all for $50 each, arc secured
by = first mortgage on the land and building,
and for the purpose Of making them popular,
the directors have decided to have quarterly
drawings of $l59, 600 each; this money being
the interest on the amount Of the whole loan.
Every bondholder must receive 1t least
$2l.0O, but he may receive
100000:
Or $4,000, or $4,000, or $4,000, Of $500,
&C.. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Pure milk contains all the elements that
constitute the living organism, aud il may
therefore be regarded as typical alimen-
tary substance. Ii is the only article of
diet upon which human being eau. for
any considerable length Of time. maintain
q healthy subsistence. In its composition
milk is 80 ike blood that it may be mice
ted into the veins, not only without injury
but. if we may credit certain authorities,
in case Of exhaustiBg heniOrrhsge aud Of
collaps from cholera with positive iife.say-
ing advantage. Ii Is, however. pre-eminen-
tly adapted to the support of infancy and
childhood aud is good for food In maturer
years only as the man has physical con-
stitution IN common with the child. The
building up Of the sturdy form Of manhood
requires certain nutsitiVe elements in grea-
ter proportion than they exist in milk. IL
therefore becomes necessary to add other
articles @ diet u the later years Of child.
hood aud more mature life. But milk.
furnishing rs il does, cream. butter, aud
various aJjuyants in the cooking aad PIE
paratiOn Of other articles Ofdict, constitutes
Tor al ages very important part Of the
FOOD Of mankind. When pure aud good it
is, for all who have an appetite for it, a
most nutritious and healthy food.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
FARMERS COOPERATE.

The word computation seems to have ae.
quircd wicked significance 10 view oi
farmers. Let them use instead Of co.Opera.
tioa' Il they prefer il. Let them renIsnl.
Der there i 10 human being that is entirely
independent Of all others.
Without association aud cooperation
there Fou.d be 10 schools, churches, social
institutions " ercn government.
There may be association for duty rs we'll
as fOr industry. and there IL 40 good reason
WHY comparative isOlati0 aniOpg farmer.
should longer exist. ll ll4s been b. associa-
tiOn that the dairy business has advanced
u such yast proportions IN the United
States. especially 10 the Western aui
Northeastern p1rilytis Of il.
Il is said tie complete success in Dairy
log has become ono u our nspst important
expectations. exceeding 10 value. IL the
city q New York. ibgt II the staple grain.
Tie development IF our iron. onr W0J!
or cotton manufacture. and railroad inter.
ct. il al just source Of pride, and has
been the resul: 81 cooperation. They
have grown y proportions, IN iiBaBgi5l
~ well as social view, greater than any Of
those Interests which have required 80 much
oftbe attention u politicians " sustain.
Let the farmers frOm associations in
every county, @ import and bus the best
bloodcd stock. 10 sell their surplus and bus
their supplies. Let them have farmers
library IL oyery township ID the state. aud
let them know tha,it is by their labor
fhe nation is supported. HE ignorant
Cannot understand this. but The intelligent
will prove the fact.
agriculture i profession that requires
more intelligence aud Judgment than al
Others. though many don't believe IL. All
other Industries begin 70 fig. fail and die
when production stops. What butcher
would have stock 10 KILL What manuiae.
iuref cotton % spin! What railroad Or
canal cOrn 81 -four q transport What
merchant could I've IS selling goodss Aud
Oh Just think how hulgfy. pseyish aud
lreti1l would u those railroad Ofheials,
merchants lawyers and doctors, ifthe lar.
inefs would ~ one season, sii IN easy rock.
ing chairs aud smoke their pipes. content
70 make bare support for themselves aud
hen families aud nothing to spare.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
HOW TO COOK GREENS.

An English Journal contains the follow.
ing timely article, livery house. vile
thinks she can COOK greens II Is the SIM
pest Of all dishes; and yeti most eases
they are not well served, for much depends
upon the manner in which they are boiled.
The wafer should be suit. aud tablespoon.
inl Ut salt added to largc,sized pot Of ii.
which should be boiling hot when the
greens are thrown in; aud tlen it should
be kept on the boiling gallop, but uncovered
until they are done. winch can be told hs
their sinking to the bottom Of the pot, ii d
they should be SKINNED out as quickly $
ross hle INFO coander, 50 that all the .
ter wi | run out. Press them with small
plate, then turn upon platter, add a
large piece ofbutter, aud cut up fine. Serve
while smoking hot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
Southern Illustrated Age.
RALEIGH. n. C..

THE Gully Illustrated Weekly IN the
South. Eight pages. Forty columns. Cum
t;iihilig more reading matter than any
weekly published in tiIe s tt3tliarn States.
Tie lirsi nunIl,er IT the SOUTHERN
ILLUSTRATED AGE vii: be issued on
Saturday, 2Gtt day NJ Juae. 1875.
Tie pnb.aaeffntends making IL an Illus.
tTated record Ut the times. IL viii treat nr
every topic, Political, Historical. Literary
aud Scientific, which i.Ofcnrrent Interest.
aud give tile best illustrations that can be
obtained, original or foreign.
The Southern illustrate Age viii be
printed Oh new type, aud heavy book pa.
per.
On is list ~ contributors will be found
the names ~ many uf the best writer's III
the South. Serial aud short stories, poems
and sketches, aud we'll conducted editorial
departments, giving the latest personal.
literary, scientific. political. religious aud
COMMERCIAL intelligence, will funisb every
week Az amount ~ reading mattpruUsur.
passed lly other papers, iD excellence and
variety. II Is Intended iUiHake the SUuths
erf illustrated AgeH Journal for The fire.
side: several columns will lte specially de.
voted 20 al subjects periainin 10 domestic
aud social life. ....-....
No family shouldte without Il.
Subscription price only s2peI annum.
Postage free.
X. r. FULaHrM. Editor.
Raleigh. N a.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Clover the Basis, Glover lies at the
base Of successful farming Besides yield
ing abundant forage crops. it sends its
roots deep into the soil. and, as the roots
decay. there is left large amount of
mould as fertilizer, and nnmerou )
small creviees for the penetration Of Wa
ter air and the roots Of other plants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

The following rene ly is recommended
for the foot rot in sheep: Nix crIolic
cid with an adhercrt and greasy substance
thus forming u plaster wleh will adhere
to the foot Of the sheep two or three days.
preventing contact Of air anu allowing line
for the production Of the healing effect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
BRAND AND CORN MEAL FOR
COWS.

The Practical Farmer says; it is we'll
settled in the opinion Ut all our best dairy
men that bran greatly promotes the milk
secretions in COWS, and it is fed almost
universally. About equally mixed with
corn.neal is the usual proportion. This
mixture seems to promote both quantity
aud guilty Of milk, From several sources
we hear that buckwheat bran is u great
producer Of milk. anl it is baing used con-
slderably among our Chester county dairy
men. ia about tae same proportion as tue
other. Thos. t;awthorp, near " est Grove
Chester county. also BY repeated trials
with his own COWS, has fully satisfied him.
self shat they do as well with corn and cob
meal and bran as with pure cprn-meal aud
bran. The amount OF nutrimeut in corn
cobs il 50 very small that this result will
have to be explained on the superstition of
the ground cob acting 10 promote digestion
by distendIng the stomach. The presence
oil bulky material being necessary to pro.
mote discussion aud fill % the stomach Of
Illuminating animals, before digestion can
be accomplished, is frequently lost sight
OF. Hungarian grass is also found for mich
COWS 70 be rather superior to the ordinary
run Of hay. The last year or two Huugar-
ian grass has doomed up wonderfully in the
estimation Of our dairy farmers aud very
large scope Of land will be sowed with it
the coming season. Ii natures for cutting
in about sixty days, and produces two to
four tons per aere--lhe latter of course up
Oh good soil. Three pecks to the acre is
the usual allowance Of seed. -.. ..-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
FOR SALE.

w ,llhisiwfn. Known r. TOE Henry
Wlthcrsppon place. Containing Uiie s2n.a,
hundred aud siSiy arrcs more ~ l,.ss.
Un the premises ARIA 1J1d dwelling lfyttag
containing fylf uO.Is aliii ieuaIil IHsttsp.
There I siBall orchard II excellent ftfiIi
and te tTtiit 20 the pllee L Hsser. ~ rnrtiy fstg
ktiitd bg ff0si.
There arc two springs Bear tie house ~ excel.
hIlt Waier. nne u thein remarkably rapiWits
There afe ylJUut GYen mTrs III Alraglnw I4uI
lgneih.
There l. = siiifeieney III Cue wood and iitplpg
iofilie necessary fr1irs u ipiIces and building,
TERMS Or sALK:
uHc thousand 1gllar.. Une I4ii fash. lrl4nee
10 me and twD YEAR. Title r.ser,aI Hfifl flo
LAT iitfnsHt j. inade.
Purchasers ap Invited HI visit thr premise.
1nd u apply ~ Hamilton MA lIyal,aH,. Es.fr..
fyf further information.
WILLIAM STilrDWICK.
Jan. ~ Is. III
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lRATrs ASTRAL oil

absolutely stfe. pefscfIy ntiogJes.. tit,,.
UNIFORM, illuminating Qualities superior h "a.
Blfns u my ldup without diuaef Vi rsiJl,gjjng
" iakina Ore, Manufactured rsitr.siy ri nh.
f1lAg. tie ilsc ~ volatile aII daugr1ils all ii.
.aisiy iinder every possible ip-t. and IT, teftest
burning paliiles. ~ proved liz NJ continued
tss ~ over BD.fss iftniilss.
MILLIONS ~ Rill0ns hive iTen sgid End no n /.
eeiii iifrriy ~ Indirectly b. even Offttfs,I
on burning. storing ~ ln,iulIiA0n.
TIE Insurance Companies AMI Fire Com.
missioner throughout the eOuuiTF recommend
IL Asita q titp i~si safeguard when ianli,s ~
tistii. seHd ~ eifrular. Far .,lr II rsipii IN
De trade generally. and "a wholpsale l,y ~
pfopriigfs. HAS. PRATT 4 tti., .g8. F1lIgn
steel, Npn Yyfk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
THE DANVILLE TIMES.

THIS Is Democratic weekly paper. establish
i cd in 1860. having an extensive circulation
n all the Virginia aud North Carolina counties
around DanNille. Prize -, a year, a.. Tor six
months; 10 cents for three months. spec men
copies forwarded upon application.
Address T.. BUULDIN,
june IL Editor aud Pro- rietor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
FoR SALE

1 y tie Town u IIill.llprD, us3t well bHilt
Y aattage ufG rooms with ffe places Kitchen.
servants House. -f1iilps. Gardea aud Nell The
braiil aud bigi grade ~ schools make fllis most
desirable lor5ii1u u person desir0iis gfcducat.
ing sous ~ Daughters.
PAUL &. CAMERON.
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BOOK A G 4Ss F.a ~iI!!tod 5as, ssIl

DONh ~ Tue TtnIHt'> Common
sense Metlica Advertiser. Ii j. the rhapest hook
ever published: 50 paspsorer DO Illustrations
Si.io Thousands bay it at sight no could not
he induced tc purchase the high prired hooks
treating Of Domestic Medicine. Unlike other
backs sold through agents this work i tls,rat II,
yadhertiSed throughout Moth America. This
tact, together with the large sz,, elegant appear
ance, and mary RES i,alures u the book. t.llscs
i 10 sell more rapidly turn ANY aurk ever pub.
li,lIed IN this country. Those VI ms agents whn
have had experience in selling books. Say that in
all their previous eanya,sing they never met with
such Success or made - large wages, a. since
commencing the sale IL nv work. Far terms aud
territory. address tmcinsns two Postage stamps
ami stating eNperienrrl Il, V. PIERCE, N. 70.
Worlds DisPanSarv. Buir1l1. y Y.
Auir--NaTk tnNelCI e Fer Publishing Dent.
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PREMINM EOR -

Every subscriber for lsll will reuile beailti-
nj portrait, IN oil cuos. II the same noble H.
whose picture Ia 4 former issue altrMtetl - much
aiIenIinn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-25
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

The London academy speaks very highly OF Mr..
Frank r. Stockton's "what Might Have Been Ex-
pecred." The writer thinks that two English
children would have tired OF their bargain and
not nave carried It out 80 successfully as did the
little Americans
MIR. George F. Fort, q distinguished lawyer Of
Camden N. j., has just completed 'The Early His.
tory Of Antiquities OF Free Masonry"
the London AMengun, does not think highly
OF Dr. Draper's History OF the Conflict Between
Religion aud Science" II regrets thas the author
Of so learned and instructive a work as the "In.
tellectual Development OF Europe" should have
done so much toward spoillng good subject In
scampering hastily over ground which should be
moro carefully trodden.
The profusely illustrated travels in South
America" by Paul Marcoy, lately published, ia
pronounced to be made.up book, possessing ut.
tie merit beyond the pictures. The author was q
poor artist picked up by the Count de Castelnau's
expedition across South America IN 1916. The
travels are thus nearly thirty years old; but, no
dates being given In the book, 1t has passed for
new production.
The English building societies have been written
up IN o book BY Won Plenen, careful German ob.
server.
'The Fern Paradise" by Mr.. Francis Heath, Is
description oil ferny rambles through the green
lanes, woods and dells OF Devonshire.
The Publishers Weekly says, apropos OF the
numerous announcements by rival publishers to
reprint foreign books. that the courtesy OF the
trade" in tas matter Is very mythical, ana that
the majority OF reprints depend really upon prior
arrangements for advance sheets, by which rival
houses are circumvented.
MIR. Astronomer Proctor's "Transits of venus''
contains an account OF all the past and coming
transts, from 1929 to 21l2, and has twelve colored
plates.
AS If there were not lives enough of the Duke of
Wellington already, new one Is in preparation
under the personal supervision OF the present
Duke.
recent number OF the London Graphic pub.
lished Stedman's poem, Country Sleighlng,n with
two pages OF Illustrations by W. s. Hennessy.
This poem first appeared In the Hearth ana Home
In the days when Donald q. Mitchell was its
editor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-25

tney could run through the snow. driving wind
Tor the ifeSost beionsne to me N
tional Lieboat lnstit1tion. Six horses were
fastened to her carriage, and down they came
out as for their own lives and not mo-
was now oroadside on to the sea, her crew in the
rigging, and the waves breaking over her mast
alongside, the Vessel was grappled and the boat
held to her by strong rope. Instantly the crew
made toward their delverers; but even as they
lett the rigging one man was mucn cut IN the head
and lace, the mate had MS shoulder disocated and
three OF them were swept into the sea.
DID any remain on board the ship? Yes How
overlooked, how so lett 10 die, we know not; but
the little cabin hoy remained The boys cry for
not venture out Of the weather rigging; at last
ne did so. and was seen In tine lee shrouds He had
bood One Of the eooats crew has since SAID
that every face around him grew white and SICK,
and tears came rom eyes little used to shed them.
They cliDched their teeth, and. with their own
lives in their hands,, dashed in their boat save
him. The sea beat her back. The dashed in
again TO be swept back once more. Again and
terribly in his despair. He was 90 young aud the
and the unstepped masts must fall, ana would
crush the i!eboav II she stsid one minute longer.
man gave the Order, in hosrse, broken voice, 70
cut the rope.' The boy Tell into the sea-. Clinched
IN mag AGONY s OF caspeG IN prayer his little hands
The liicooat again rushed towards him, but the
tempest swept away his poor boyish cry before the
roar and tunult OF the winds. He did not rise
again."
Such is the work the ltfcboats OF the coast are
doing every day. They breast the stormy waves
and save thousands OF lives which, but for their
help. would go out In darkness. The following
verses from Wordsworth are fitting close to such
chapter OF sorruw:-
Jesu! bless slender boat,
BY the torrent swept along;
Loud Its threatnings-let them not
Drown the music OF song
Breahed by mercy to implore,
When these troubled waters roar!
Guide bark among the waves:
through the surf passage smoothl
When the whirlpool trets and raves
Let Thy love It's anger soUthe
All our hope Is placed i'll Thee;
Iisefere DOntne!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-25
Let Wictoria get her pension.

An Sp II seo.lasd Ssvi
But let them as do her business
BE the ones To get most pay.
think 'ow her eldest son
'As got hopen art
Ike his looks my sell, for one
An alus takes his part
And then there's Alexandria,
Shes a proper sort, say;
Them's rhe TWO as do the business
An they ought 10 get the pay.
There amt 10 me the slightest doubt
(An' no hoffence means,
IT'S the nloke as draws The truck about
As ought to get most green's
We O the old 'uns
But give much less TO they
'Tis the ones as do the business
AS ought to have the pay.
pay my whack tor queen king,
like them o. igher birth,
An faint VERY wicked thing
TO want my moneys worth.
An ii I'm discontenIed
us Onv cause say
That the coves as does the business
Ought 10 get the bloomn' pay.
So let the Queen her WAYS pursoa
An for won't weep;
An all the idle Jarmints, too,
As helps for 10 keep.
But what 'ope ain'i treason,
Is boldly tor 10 say,
That the Prince ana Alexandrar
Ought TO get their mothers pay.
owing to the expression OF this spirit ana to tts
outspoKen scandals Jon Duan has been great
exhausted, and many hundreds OF copies hava
been sold At double the original price. new
edition Is announced for the beginning OF the
The authorship is, OF course, anonymous. out
so far as Jon Duan Is concerned II Is believed 10
be written by MIR. A. w. Dowty, CLERK In the
Paymaster Generals ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-25

TIE COsTER's CAROL.
may be rough an like o. that,
But | amt no bloomln tool,
An I'm rather up 10 what Is what
Though never coed to school.
know my way ABOUT a bit,
An this Is what say
That it's those that does the business
As ought to act the pay.
amt no grudge agcn the Queen,
Leastways that is, no spite:
But | helps to Keep her. SO mean
10 AK for what's my right.
An as she won't come out at all,
It's not no arm TO say
That II she don't do the business
Why, she shouldn't get the pay.
She's Twin on the cheap, I'm told,
An putin lots away
Some gets ike that when they u ola
But what wants tAlr piAY.