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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

@BoRS Al TularY.FlvE MttEs An
Hou9.-The western train which ar
rived at Camden station over the Bal
t,nore and Ohio Railroad on Saturda,
afternoon, brought mother with two
bubcs, ticketed from Indianapolis, lnd,.
to Cris6cli Nd. Th, mothers name
was Richardson, aud when shc left lu-
dianapolis she was alouo. Those b.
bics were born on the ay. Mrs. Rich
ardsou left Cincinnati on conductor
Frank Harris train. ShO occupied
a sea. in the ladies' car. and had trav.
eled q part Of tho night before from H.
diauapolis, aud lVoksd sleepy ard tired
SIR. Harris saw sho was troubled. and
on asking her the cause, was requested
TO please send some married lady to
sneak to her. Mr.. Harris did so. aud
through tho medium Of this third par.
" was informed of tho probable increase
to the passengers under his charge
Tho chr was cleared. and half an hour
afterwards the passengers were inform
ed that two bouncing boys had begun
lilo at tho rate Of ,birty.fSc miles an
hour. M.c. Richardson is the mother
of four other children, and makes her
bomc nm tho eastern shore Of Virginia,
She continued the journey to her South
ern homo withou. deluy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

EE BUILDING AssociA1los.-A
new series Of stock was commenced in
the Building Association last week /;
and now is a very favorable time for
all who desire 10 take stock in this in
stitution, to commence. Its certainly
the institution for persons Of limited
means; and the fact that it has en-
abled several ofour citizens to purchase
property and Guild themselves homes,
should DO sufficient to recommend it 10
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
DEMOCRAT.

We have sold to T. A. Edwards
tho WEs1oX DEXocR:T and transferred
to hin tho subscription list and the
amounts due on tho sa,nc-str. Ed.
wards is to furnish subscribers who
have paid, tho paper for their unex.
pired terms; ond he IS entitled to all un-
paid subscriptions Of tho present snb-
scribers.
JAS. W. WoPF!NprX & Co.
Weston, October %.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

III Dr. GEonG. B SIMPSON desires
MS to state that no has now got his
business 50 arranged that be can ut-
tend to all professional calls. Ho
respectfully solicits calls from the
country, which will receive prompt
at,cn,iou--night and day. When not
professionally Ougae,d, the Doctor can
be found At bis residence Che dwell
ing formerly occupied by Judge Ed.
mistou) Just below the bank.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

e2r War on SWINE From tue fol-
lowing petition. it will be seen that U
general var upon hogs running at
large in tue county. is to DO made
The law provides that upon a petition
Of 100 voters Of the county or district
tho County Court may direct that the
hog law shall be enforced 10 the coun'
" Or district, as the case may be:
10 The Couaty Court Of LeSis County
The petition Of tho undersigned res
pec,fully represents: that tho provis
ions Of law, making it unlawful for hog
to run at large in the county Of Lewis
sin force in Hackers crcek. Skin CrCel
and Collins Settlement Districts; ant
i. would seem appropriate that the
same law which governs any ono dis
trict in county should govern al th'
districts. And wc bciug residents
and voters Of Lewis county. respectful
" ask your honorable body to put il
force the provisions Of Chapter -
Acts Of 1928, approved April LIST
1873, 80 that its provisions may oper!
ate alike il all tue districts Ut Levi
county. go
Aud your petitioners will ever pray
&c.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

g- TuE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of
tho Asylum will meet at that iustitu-
ton on tho 294l inst, to receive from
the contractors the engine house and
building for the colored insane, and for
the transaction Of other business.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

w Hv REeEa. Of Sand Fork has
sold bis farm to G. ". Bennett. Of
Murphr's Greek. Mr.. Roger intends
moving to Roanc county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

eJ TAx.PAyEEs will take notice
that my office Of Sheriff will expire on
to FIRST day Of January, 1871; and
that must closo up my business, aud
you will ful ne in my Office On each
Saturday 10 collect taxes due me. l
hope you will avail yourselves of the
opportunity.
A. W. Wooppoap. Sheriff.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

car A CHEERFUL face in Washing.
ton, iu Official circles, is as rare as u
sunny day in Iceland, according to the
Chica 90 Times. Iildcn is coming.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

E1- "Books"-SrATr BooKs.-By
law VIC are compelled to use stated
books in our public schools. Action
can be brought ug'iust tho tencacr for
using, or permitting to be used. any
other book or books in his school,
Wise or unwisc legislation did this :
va. Chalfau, 4 Bare propose to furnish
MI books at lowest prices, (evcu then
TOO high II any merchant in the
town will sell a! even pes cent under
our prices we will tako all their stock
aud pay cash for same
CnALFANr & BARE.
r. vnu want essences, extracts, &c,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

fg SPECIAL NOrIcg.-All accoun.
must DO settlad up OF once No ex
cuse now We must have money to
carry on business. Any one wishing
hides tanned on the shares will please
call. ]. r. RYAN l. Go.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20
MoMAoN, 'Novcalosy 10

Ey NoruISa has been hsard here
Of Dosell, since Lemons say him 90
Sewell Mountain.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

Peterson is selling School. Books
cheaper than any book seller in town.
ibis is 50. bseause peFtons have priced
ihruiu his store and in other places
Call and sec for yourselves.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20
Weston, N0v. l6.

@ A CApp-7o Whom it Nay
Concern.-rhis is to certify that 5. Il
Barrett, Of Weston. is my Ou'y author
led ascn, for tho sale Of the PsI""Oet
Pelton & Compnny's Standard Organs
for Lewis and adjoining counties.
JouS N. uALE, PtttsbHry' IA.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

Stale 81 West Virginia.
Lewis County, to wit
To the Clerk Of the County Court Of Lew
Is County. We John D. Ward, Henry
Wheeler aud Francis Skinner, three free
holders Of the said County, DO herrby certi-
f., that BY virtue OF q warrant to US direct
I'd, by George ". SIsicklcr, u Justice ofthc
said county, We haze this dIy on our oaths
viewed and appraised Hog, taken up by
Lewis Mcdonald. on his land as an cstray
and assess tue value OF said eslrly, at twelve
dollars.
The said hog Is malls, marked len
aru looks tore. with dog. color black md
white and Is two years old. G en- under
our hands this goth day Of Oct. 1876.
John D. Ward
Henry Wheeler.
Francis skinner.
4 eopy.tsste
I WnoRffR CLERK.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20
RI CONDITION or THE SrnEErs .

EJ CONDITION or THE SrnEErs -
We call tho attention Of the town uu'
thori.ics to our correspondence in this
issue, upon tho condition Of our Streets;
Sc. Certainly, much OF the bad
health Of our town, for years past, is
attributable to the neglect of the au.
thOritics in keeping the town in a good
sanitary condition; and now that we
have again that disease-diph.heria 10
tho most malignant form, we hope tho
authorities Of tho town will act prompt
ly in doing all in their power towards
removing tho cause Of it. suggest
that they appoint committee-ouc of
whom shall be physiciaa--to exam
ino the streets, alleys, &c, and report
what il necessary to DO done.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

AfN'''S ="
You Gun get Ch.!k Crrysos TT :.Oets
peg bUx, at Petersan's Dag sal Book
Store.
- DE-. A. N DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of Iis profession. Having attended Il
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Ncdi"ri College. etc. au experience
Of twelve years rs practical druggist,
the Doctor has obtained not oaly CT &C.
curU,s knowledge Of diseases. but also,
from his long experience as druggist.
understands perfectly, the proerties Of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctor can
br fouad at bis Office on Main St, ]
door below Rals,on's Jewelry Store.
all calls, night and day, promptly at
tended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

ResoIlrct tha. A. NJ. Smith has a fiac
stock OF Notions.
4, N. Smiths Drugs orc puEa and
J.. Ia ahaan
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

A. NJ. Smith has fresh aud purc
drugs for sale CAcap.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20
OBITUARY.


Died. on Sunday, November 18th.
1876, Of diphthoria. Mary BELLE. sec.
oud daughter Of WV. II. and ELIZA
AsplSALL, aged Eve years and nine
months.
0uce more is the writer called upon
10 chronicle tho passing away OF q
,-oo, ,;,,la ch;ld-ancs ,1,;, IA NM.
~. ~" 81 A. 80 e.
orea, crief. Iittle Murv-so roung
- ~ ~. -. !.
auu wv '' p.e','u' " "e' pu,e"'SI'
n w.. ~ al al r." H. r,,i" =" Wv
D'vlue ""; 'os ."c '''l' e"e was Gu
shrlned in their love; AID upon her
was centered oil that affection could
nrompt or love devise, And now,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

To Lemuel Davis and Jane Davis, his wife,
JOHN Morris and Virginia Norris, his wife,
Margaret @. McQuain, John Q. McQuain,
Joseph $. McQulin, Elmo,c Powers and
Aanerva Powers, bis wife, Elnund R.
Horey aud Nancy +. Hovey, bis wife,
James Moneypenuy aud Louisa J. Money
penny, his rilc, heirs at law ufliugli Ec-
Quain, DECEASED, and Joha S Wilhers,
administrator Of the estate of Henry II.
Withers, deceased, Dorea1 WIthcrs, widow
Of the said Henry h. Wi.hers. deceased,
Jot n S. Withers, Ep ma Withets and
IierbGrtIl withers, heirs Of The said Hen
ry II withcrs, deceased, George Il. Me-
Qunin, Sarah q. .MQuAin, Alnira Dent
and Arthur beavers, trustee for tue said
Aimiru Dent.
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
that on the 10th day Of December, 1876, be-
tween the hours Of 3 o'clock 4. ~, md G
. clock r. NJ, at the Tavern llouss ri James
N. MUneywnny. in the Town Of Troy, Gil
ner cou5:y, West Virginia, We will proceed
10 take the dispositions Of Hugh MeQuain and
others, to be read In evidence upon the trial
Of a chancery causc now pending ir the
County Court Of Gilmer county, West Vir-
giu:a, wherein we are plaintiffs and you arc
defendants. And II from any cause the taG
ing OF SIid deposi,ions be not commenced
being commenced and not completed 90 that
DAY, the same will DO continued from day TO
day and IRON time to time until the said
DISPOSITIONS arc completed.
GEORGE ". BUSH,
MARY BUSH.
NJ m A.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20

BRAxroS CouSrr gives TildGa $50
majority aud Kcnna sos.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-20
LAND SALE.

N. T. Smith ex'r Of
John W. C0roIherS decd
Va
Mn. h. Smith, ana others,
fy virtue Of decree of The County Court
Of Lewis County, pronounced in the atove
r.cilcd cause, will as Commissioner, in
front Of the Court House door Of Lewis
County, on the first day Of the DeceaIber
term Of the County Court o: said County,
sell the
200 ACRES OF LAND
named IN said cause, to the highest bidder,
upon n credit of6. IL and 10 montEs-the
purchaser executing bonds With good sccur-
by, bearing interest from date, and lien
will he retained upon the land Us further
security.
HIN. E. Arnold,
=
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
CITY ITEMS.

Mike Roma, Sicilian sail-maker, by
virtue OF a warrant. was arrested on Or
leans street and incarcerated In the
Fourth Precinct Station, on the charge
Of stabbing and wounding one Daniel
Ward.
About half-past o'clock this morn
ing, the residence Of Mr.. Mclaughlin,
Wi Josephine street. was burglariously
entered by unknown thieves, who sue
ceeded In carrying away two ladies'
dresses, a basque and n basket OF gro
ceries. Some OF the stolen booty was
found in n vacant lot by Officer Loew,
and returned TO the owner.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
RACHEL Mex EMMA.
she uas Nine Chitaren gnrarcrrased In
Jail.

The once mighty Herod, King OF the
Jews. achieved Il world wide reputation
by slaug ghtering infants. but Rachel Nc.
Kenna, out. Hero1ed Herod at 0 O'Clock
lust night. when she gathered up nine
unfortunate little ones and calling on
Officer Gus Michel had them incarcer-
atod In n felops cell. This was a mali
cious piece OF business on the part Of
tho woman, Rachel McKeDbn, and an
outrage to detain In n stationbouse oil
night nine little children, ranging In
age from five to nine years.
The paltry charge against these little
ones In insult and abuse. IL appears
that the children live In the same neigh.
borhood and are In the habit Of forming
themselves into n procession and then
march up and down the street, singing
and playing az usual with children, and
as they happened to pass the house
where Rachel Mckenna resided, she
went out into the street and informed
the children that II they passed her
house again she would lock them up.
The children paid no attention to the
threat, and as they passed back on the
same side of the street the woman Nc
Kenna called nm officer and had them
all taken to Jail.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

We accidentally overheard discus
sion between a Democratic aud Radl-
cal negro on the political situation. The
Democrat pointed to the position Of the
State and the pressure OF poverty. which
affects all classes, as n proof that the
PROMISES OF the Radical leaders had all
been falsitled, and that 1t was unwise TO
trust them longer. "Oh," says the Rad
ical. "you'ae fool, Niger. II yer don't
go with the 'publicans, you'll be turned
into slave again. and be lucky II yer
don't get back to be canibal."
All right" exclaimed the Democrat.
III ever do go back into the canibal-
Ism from which myancestofs we're res
lieved through tie providential inter
vention OF American bondage. the fat
and saucy carpet baggers. who have
stolen all that was worth stealing In this
State, will be the first upon whom will
crafty my revived race appetite"
We passed on and the rest OF the ar-
gument was lost
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
D,str,rt Attorney McphcIin.

A friend Of District Attorney McPhelin
called on us this morning to contra
dict the report setting forth that this
gentleman was In precarious condi-
tion in st. Louis, suffering from con-
sumption, and the following telegram
was handed us for the information OF bis
anxious friends: grH
New YORK, Aug 49, is7s--io O'Clock a. m. ~ Mrs.
J. MePhslin "a Girod street, n. -: Saw him
(Mr McPhelin) yesterday. Has improved since
arrival. Goes TO Minnesota Monday.
SAM'L. q. HART.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

The PaH MaH Gazettc reports the
paradoxical fact that in the present East
ern unpleasant tness the Vatican is In
entire sympathy with the Turks. The
FIRST reason given In an unlimited detss-
tgtiQn oFIsussia and the Greco Orthodox
church. The second Ii that the Turkish
Government does not Interfere with ths
Christians' In tho exercise of their relig-
ion. however, II may otherwise persecute
them :. and Last bat not least comes tho
financial cause, which In that most ali
tho prelates and cardinals In Rome have
their capital invested In Turkish funds.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
CRY COUNCIL.

The wharf question came up before
the Council yesterday In the shape OF an
ordinance. which WAS adopted by the
following vote Yeas M essrs. Bouny,
Landry, Mccarthy and Pllsbury. Nay
Mr.. Burke. ....
Whereas, Henry Ellermap, the lessee Of The
Z es RSay P"sS SS tho
@ M 1Iss @ p s 6's ssaia nc ,s"S
10 the Honorable he Mayor and Admlpistra.
tors q tho Oomtnon Council of the Citr of
ge,.tismea- AZ lessee of the wharves make
the following propositions for the solYtion oi
the present embarrassment aud difficulties at
tend lng the Iense Of the wharvss:
l. / am " pay the wharf bonds nbd interest. Mt
tho ,a'e of seven -nys ceYss \. ths dollar. up n
aud remits one-half OF tho claim for twenty
1--WE hundred dollars per month Tor the. poli"e.
payment shall ba only twelvs hundro and fiy
dollars. Tho sun sha moi be paid during
's r AZ Ss aSaya s s G"ss ~ tho bond.
commeucng 10 run from and at or the first day
of January. 1871. 10 ba dis ributed pro rata
through the time for which the extonsioD Of tho
o. The interest nj tho rate Of aevsn and thres-
fenibs per cont OH the seveDir. five cents per
. The interost falling. due on the first 81 Decem
Dor nsxt sba II be paid ut maturity. That whfeh
tsii due on tho Hrst fduna last shall ba paid oU
thv frs III March. 1851. Ths, fsamaiDing fntaresl
shall bo paid as II fsils duo.
I. The city shall i,y appropriate ordinance
approve and r"', the "hyss
August ~. 1910.
And whereas, the above propositcns are me-
cop,ublo ~ holders ~ ths wha bonds and
coupons OF interest: and
Whereas II Is considered that public interest
will be snbservsd b, the seceptafee of them on
the part ~ Tho city Therefore. be II
Resoicea, |. That tho Ma or bc and il hereby
authorized and einpuwertai to enter iuto nota-
rial contract with said Eierman, accepting his
said prgppsitions and The notifications Of the
original contract of Iease
Tho sureties Of said Eierman shall consent
to this change OF the terms ri tho lease and b.
bound that ho shall comply with his oh. .ig,,tion.
under this extension In tho SANE manner they
were bound In the original contract or lease.
o. Tho said Eilsrmsn shall not be bound tn pay
| be above mentioned montbly payment of 5000
during. tho year for which tho extension is
granted.
l. fhs suits now pending IN the United States
Circuit Court ~ Mrs. Louisa q. james va. the
city of New OrraQs and others. and Of NJ. Car
yin w. the city of New Dreams. In the Superior
District Court nre to bs discontinued by the
plaintiffs therein before tho signing ofNaid con
trnr
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
POLITICAL NOTES.
/. W. PATTON GUARDS.

Last evening this staunch body, mum
bering over 15O strong, met at their wig.
wan opposite Tivoli Circle. After the
transaction OF regular business. Col.
I. w. Patton was elected honorary
president. On motion, Messrs. y. q.
Noise. r. NJ. Gill and j. J. Sullivan
were elected honorary members. The
body was then addressed In eloquent
terms by Col. l. W. Patton. ID. 9. Noise
and +. NJ. GIL. After the speeches, mn
adjournment was effected.
SEVENTH WARD rgRsos CENTRAL CLUB.
A very large meeting was held by this
club, at the corner OF Victory and Ely
sian Fields streets. After trapsacting
club business nm election was proceeded
with for d delegate to tho State Conven.
tion, Il. Howard McCaleb. Esq., being
unanimously elected to represent the
ward In the State council. After the
meeting Jno. l.. Smith and other
speakers addressed the club
FIRST AUXILIARY FIFTH WARD cLun.
At large meeting Of this club held
nj the rooms No. l33 Rampart street.
resolutions conforming with tho resoIu-
tiony Of the Edwards Seventh Ward
Central Club. the object OF which In TO
secure fairness and regularity ht pritna
ry elections. were adopted. aud n CON
ference COMMITTEES wns appointed to
confer with the seventh Ward club and
other clubs, proposing TO work In bar
mony with IL. The meeting. after rou-
tine business had been transacted, was
addressed by tho Hons. II. N. Ogden
and II. ID. White.
wrtTz zouAvEs.
At n meeting of the WiItz Xouaves.
held Thursday evening, the following
military officers were elected: Edward
Flood, Captain; d. =. Mahoney, First
Lieutenant; J. GaifDey, Second Lieu
tennnt +. Dogherty. First Sergeant !.
q. O'Brien. Second Sergeant. Z. Fan.
ming, Third Sergeant: y. Andrews.
Fourth Sergeant.
TWELFTH WARD.
Mr.. Eugene May was elected, on
Thursday evening. delegate from the
Twelfth Ward TO tho State Central Com
mittee.
SECOND WARD.
! At the election held yesterday for del
egate TO the State Central COMMITTEES
Mr.. Manuel G. Royes was elected by n
vote OF 473 TO 425 for Capt. Fitzpatrick.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The election for n delegate to the State
Central Committee In this ward, last
night, resulted In the unanimous choice
Of Mr.. Toby Hart. The resolutions OF
tho Parish Committee were approved.
and registration under them will begin
on Monday morning.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
A NOTED CONFIDENCE MAN.


About noon yesterday Officer McNa-
mara succeeded Ia arresting, Mt the cor
ner OF POydras and Baronpe streets, the
notorious character and confidence
Lellan, and incarcerated him In the
Central Station, charged with highway
rob- cry. 1t appears that Mcclellan
invited an old man named John
Booth TO take hand In three card
monte. Booth had just put his money
up, a ten dollar bill, when Mcclellan
grabbed the filthy lucre and was about
to take leg bail, but Officer Mcnamara
placed his hand gently on the erring Nc
LoIlan's shoulder and told him that he
wanted him for highway robbery. Nc
Lellan was searched at the Central Sta
ton. and the money was found upon his
DerHOIl
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
Hopes may now bs reasonably enter

Hopes may now bs reasonably enter
tained that the good time SO long prom
ised will soon arrive. Our crop outlook
Is all that could be desired, especially
so far as sugar and rice, the great
staples OF the State, are concerned.
These constitute our domestic crop, and
the values they command remain In our
midst. With cotton 1t is otherwise. as a
great portion Of that staple handled on
our Rialto comes from distant States.
From 1t we extract only comparative.
ly small per centage, and that repre-
sents our total interest In the move
ment. 4}H f 1850 4ar IlEAh
We have, however, q large unemploy-
ed population, which might, to their
own and the community's advantage,
be engaged In giving new industrial
values to portion at least Of the cotton
handled at this port. The Lane mills
prove what may be done In this respect.
They are constantly employed In the
conversion Of cotton into yarns and
other fabrics. and while the process
proves profitable, employment is given
to quite n number OF otherwise needy
operatives. a'a -t o4Ai3t}oG2 l
We learn that there would not be the
slightest difficulty In procuring all the
hands necessary for q tenfold enlarge
ment OF all the operations now effected
in that line. Meanwhile the French
mill near the Barracks stands idle, be-
cause 1t never succeeded in overcoming
the financial difficulties which beset it.
in the commencement OF its career
We trust that some means will be en-
ployed to vitalize the Industry It was
to encourage, bygising motion
u Its spindles and work 70 those who 80
greatly need 1t. este,e fif .sssg,- - = 20 -
OF late there seems to be little com,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

The following. which we take from the
Washington Heralh and 0azstte. who
has taken IL from another paper, is
graphic illustration Ct the facility with
which a flne piece OF music may be
spoiled by the absurd habit which some
musicians have Of adapting variations
under all circumstances to any tune
that they can get hold Of. Here Ii
part Of Hamlet's sollloauy with varia-
tlons lH1 Yu rl.asa....,= ,=agt A.. s.,5t
70 bs, fddls~-or not by be. diddle--. tFs,rs.s
That IL the question. do rol, ds dol day.
Whsther tits nobler. doodleA-ih tbs mind to
-, snffer. poo, lie f
,rtuns. foodls-~ a9tf 1t
Or 10 take arms, ka'ooxeleum- against q sea Of
troubles, knboozeleu u.
And ny opposing end them II roodle u roodls.
Il roodle, ii ray.