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National Republican., 1878-11-21

The following is Health Officer Town
shend's report for last week Nuissnc, s
reported, ass referred, IS; abatcd, 522
referred to Com missoncrs, G; official notices
issued, Al citizens complaints, 2i; deaths
from all causes reported, 73 causes of death
investigated by coroner, IL; burials at public
expense, Is; tons of garbage removed. -; dead
animals removed, 100. Marine products in.
sp,cted-l3, ,ssl bushels oysters, l ,090 buuches
fish; coudemned-230 bushels oysters, IL
bunches Ash. UnwhOlcsome food condemned
) pounds beef, 10 pounds mutton, 100 pounds
veal, 90 pounds pork, sc pounds bacon, q raj.
bits, 68 chickens, 7 turkeys, 1871 bushels pota'
toes, % bushels tunips, II bushels apples, Z
pecks beans, peck bcets, l peck parsnips, 1s
cubbagcs, II pumpkins, 10 squashcs, egg
plants, q bushels miscellaneous vegetables
Animals impounded, 1l0; redeemed, 10 killed
1906.
The total mortality of the District of Colum.
bia for the week ending November 10 was II
OF this number Is were white males, II white
females, Is colored males, and 81 colored fc'
males. Sixteen of the deaths were from zy'
motto diseases, ~ constitutional, % local, 10 dc
velopmcntal, and 1 from violence. The prin
cipal causes OF death were-l7 from Consump
tiOn, - nervous diseases, 4 Group, 3 scarlet fe
yer, diphtheria, . diarrhcal diseases, pneu
mouia, : premature birth, and s 5enile debil'
ity. Of the deccdcnts - were under years o
age and 10 over 20: 35 were natives of the Dis
trict 30 Of other parts of the United States
and @ of foreign countries. There were !!
| Jrths report ID and : still-births. Tho great.
est mortality IA deathsl occurred on the 10th
the least on the liih, only deaths.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Go To Julius LanSburshfOrca
Mortality During October.

The report of vital statistics for the month
of October has been issued from the Health
Office. The total number Of deaths in the Dis
trict was 33!. Fifty.nine marriages, 333 births
and 20 till.births wero reported. In October
1874, there were 800 deaths; 1873, 3l7; 1876
33l; 1917. 333; 1875 1872. Tho annual death
rate por 900 Of the total population was 2i.9
white population, 19il; cOlored population
1888; from zymotic diseases, 1875; constitu
tioual, $3.50; local, $3.50; deyelopmental, 2l75
violence, .075; increase of white population by
births (reportedJ over deaths, 7; decrease o.
colored population by deaths over births IRE
ported, o.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
4 Pilfrring servant,

Mrs, Annie +. Clark lady residing on Fat
Crpjtol street, has recently missed numerous
articles OF wearing apparel from her house.
CIRCUMSTANCES caused the cOlOred servant girl,
named Jennie lludley, 10 bo suspected Lieu
tenant NDouIu yesterday afternoon went t.
ICmnie's room, in Browns row, between + and
j aud Sixth and seventh streets Outheast, and
arrested Jennie. He also found in her room
all til" missing property. Jennie viii be tried
In the Police Court to-day.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

United States Marshal's sale December II.
Public sale al the Central Guard. House, Noycm
Der %
Gentlemen's hats-B. II. stlnemetI, 1871 Pcnnsyl
yanIa avenue
Ladies' seal sacques-S;inemctz, 1871 rennsyi.
yan!A avenue.
sewing. achnes-J. 7. McKennCy, ~ Ninth
street northwest.
Rich lewelry-M. W. Gait, Bro. & &C., ll07 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Hats aud hIrs-Jam.s Y. Davis Sons, 62l Penn
sylyania avenue.
wanted-Bys gentleman ard wife, parlor and
bedroom, with board.
Nintinc's ChrIst,ns' 'offering-Coreoran Building
November -, NJ aud q.
BlHnEets-E. C. Wheeler, Seventh aud street.
onplsitc CoMirc Market.
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Tle IinltLmnrr suglr Cn.rE

TIC jury IN the Baltimore '"ga. ca.-s yes.
terduy rendered a verdict huLmS that the
sugars wurc arliGciRNy eU.Ored after The pro
cess Of uIuu.1.,ture WIS cOmpl.jcd but tAu9
Il was not proven that the claimants waJ i'm.
ported the sugar had kuywlydgJ that II wa,
so urtilcially coiOred 1t tho time 1t was ~.
ported aud ,ntclcd, TINS dccis.ya rc.eosr,
the su- AIS to the claimants.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
A Iiurglary Frustrated,

Drecn discovered four coIOred boys attempting
to break into sganiers restaurant, on + street,
neai Fourteenth. lie gave chase to the boys
and with the assistance ola special officer, CAP.
turcd all four. They gave their names a-
Frank Parker, William Thoinas, John Robin.
ton, aud W.niam Lane. They were locked
up at the Fifth Precinct Station fOI a hearth :
National Republican., 1878-11-21

At BALTIMORE ASp ONO prrUr SEW JERSEY ANE
NuE ASD CsTREEr.
MrFpirg FtTinn.
s5NO 81. Louis a Cln. eN $40. Baltimore accom-
sGb. Phlln 3 y. Y. ex. $50 baltimore accom-.
s7aD, Chico 4 pitts'gex. 500 Y. Phu Hos sS
81. Batimor and way S:O.s y 'ainont -irr-huTg
stations. W nchpster Fred ck
e2i, Fred &C, Met br'ch) lIaEerStOWn, Point n'
G.1, Baltimore. ANNAPOLIS RuCks way STATIONS
eNpFpss sET Baltimore ncrOni.
nts, Martinsburr and lIa. -7al Baltimore cNpres.
gsrstOwn ac. Metro a5.li. Baltimore WAY STA
TOliian hTnnChl upnS go II,
gOsJ Baltimore acCom. $500, lhlC1En ~ iou.,.
Uso. Baltimore eI press. see. NY #. Phil boston
express
'Arrlve daily. Other. Sundays excepted.
80 For the time OF parture OF ralu&, see adNsI'
tstni ents elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
TO Owner, al nruI-Trd Iiou.,,

Pur.t,, who have furnished LCu.c, at Iea.
F"nahIc Iatys may find tenants by calling at
the lca, estate Office Of L. H. Warner, Vi5 +
slIrrt northwest, Us members OF CouWG>a ahl
olh,Is wDuurr gong 10 oroud the winter In tic
city and daily applying to him. Charges very
moderate.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Go TO ito Julius Lansburgh for window shades.
Bonds that Sometimes Break.

SUHHb 0ItHt 7SUIf'C0FH'0b EFTVHH'
The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
c. H. johnson and Carrie Brown.
Lewis Hawkins and Louisa Plant.
John lIartwcll and Josephine f. Noriarty.
G. L. Rcardon of Baltimore, Md, and Emily
FAINT, of this city.
Joseph +. Buckley, Of Cecil County, Mary
land and Louise Z. Ieigler, Of this city.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

Ta-day night, about tweiys ou!o.&, Mr..
Io.a., , Cyo,nJ,, residing at Mo JoD0+Jn'., lo-l
E.silh s,r.et, heard noise in tine Lou.r,
wli-h h. louE to nc lurg,., He lc>.rn!rd
.hc stairs and ouusht a man p,runbumtlng
about tho roum, A fierce sIu-S'c tusu,d.
aud tho burglar succeeded IN mIklng lis
c.cape, after ,cvcrcly cutting Mr.. Cyonbs in
tho chest with knife.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
FRurrs and pure n. Y. Cider at Lanckton's

MEMBERS and others looking for furnished
apartments, with or without board, will save
time and trouble by calling at the real estate
office of J. :. Swormstedt, Ges + street. His
list embraces everything from one room 10 u
com mnlctelY furnished house.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
CITY ITEMS.

To CoSsuMPrIvEs-WiborsC Cod-Liver OIL and
Lime has now been before the public twenty year ,
aud has steadily grown In favor and appreciation.
This could not be the case unless the preparation
was Of high intrinsic value. The combination Of
the Phosphate Of Lime with pure Cod. Liver OIL ns
prepared by Dr. WilbDr, has produced new phase
IN the treatment of Consumption aud all diseases
of the Lungs. This article can bc takon by tho most
delicate invalid without creating the disgusting
uau,Cu which i5 such All objection 10 the Cod.Llyer
on when taken without Lime. Itis prcsCrlbed BY
the regular faculty. Sold by the proprietor, 4. Is.
Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, aud by all druggists
National Republican., 1878-11-21

Tue best gents handmade calf Boots, either
button, lace, or Congress- at s. per pair; also
ladies' French kid button Boots at 81, at Benl-
ert & Wilson's, $40 Market space.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
The Co,umbl, Baptist Association.

The second ami last days session of the
Columbia Association Of Baptist Churches was
called to order by DR.. J. c. yelling at ten
o'clock yesterday morning. The meeting was
opened with the singing of hymn. DIR. A.
+. Mason delivered an impressive prayer. A
half hour was then spent in devotional cxcr.
ciSes, and Rev. DIR. Peniclis, Of Alexandria, al.
dressed the meeting.
The following Is the report of the commit
toe on
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Thrrmometr,c Readings.
OFFICE CHIEF sIGNAL.oFFlCEa. L. :. A..
Nov. %, 1873.
IntligatiDlls

For the Middle Atlantic States partly Cloudy
weather: occasional raIus variable winds. mCsl!
sOuiherly; stationary or higher temperature aud
pressure.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
OUR BAPTIST ELDERS.
Last Days Session of the Colum-
bia Association.

Temperance and Prohibition--Encoura q
Report on the Condition Of the Churches
-Con,mittees Appointed for tho
Ensuing Year-A New Execu-
tive Board-Time Fixed
for the Next Meeting.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

TorSG PEOrLs do pay attention 70 YOU teeth
neglect Will sOon ruin them. Be wise in time
Clean them daily with TSCRIoSs Ivory PEARL
TOurW lOYBEH. the most perfect dcntrilcs Known
Il will ken lhCm through life In good condition
white and sOunu. VIII harden tho gums, sWeeten
he breath, ana prevent iUothache. Sold By all
ITuggisps % sud 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

l3y seventh street, have a grand opening and
special display Of over 400 styles of dolls, which
will be sold at 20 per cent. lower than regular
prices,
National Republican., 1878-11-21
AultlscplPnts,
New Advertisements. \

THEATRE CoNIoUE.-NGrirty performance.
NATIoNAi THENTRE.-"A Trip To the Moon.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

WELLS MArHINE-SPREAD STRISOTHENISd PLASr
ERs are st!!l the best known. Their curative pow
er. far LurVass H,l others.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
LOC1L MISC ELLANF.

SIX per cent interest paid on deposits, Special
Ta.v, w tine deposits. J, II. SQuI"R L 60.
Bankers lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

no wuuLEsALE butter house Ia this city or Balti
more la, Letter facilities for daily receipts Of uhuiC,
dairy product, than SrlCEH, corner Ninth and !
.uccls northwest Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices. Fair dealing.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

snhsc'Ition5 to the per cent. loan yCsler
day wcIC 1890.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

ARR you bilious. troubled wIth hcaGGche, d22r-
ness sick stomach, constipation, 81 Alc y"u dys.
pcpliu, nervous dull. and lRmgu.i! ANrSgu 10 all
exertiOu Is your life miserable! You require II
blood, Take Qu:HK,s lTI,u lLA. lhe grsNs mouse.
hu,I remedy. II will '0un relieve yoH. su.d Gy all
druggiSs, % Crnts per paCksse wA.ch L.1Ees a
ovurt Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

HARD times demand economy; rEaCIIce It b.
IenUvAUEg your Iu.,vl gloves With JbvSESs lNO
bLRUUS KID GLOVE CLEASsEB. IT.ve - GenH lc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

A. NJ. LANCKIuN K co.'s Fruit and Uutter
depot, COL Ninth street, opposite Patent OIice'
National Republican., 1878-11-21

HARVEY i HOLDEN'S
Table IIDlc the best In Tho city. Breakfast and
G,ulvT % gCula each.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Tnc NnlInnal Toy Comrnny,

Cnoi"E New York Butter; 3Oc.; Lanchlon'
Gui Niulh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

Is yOur hair h9r.h, dly and stsN! + es Il rafI'c
10 Curt Dress II with THOmitUN's u%ApL DrilNt.
viii improve IT, SOIL by druggbtg &c. r,,o 2j'
AEu .yNvEls Ter bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Health Onicer's Report.

JULIUs LkNsBURGu, the Popular Low. Priced Cal
pet Furn,hpr. 49, Seventh. between D and Z.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
The Power to Grant New Trials.

4 GOOD pair Of opera glasses from - up, at
Z. Harris 4 Co.'S, 435 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains

AT BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH ANo
STREETS,
National Republican., 1878-11-21
stahn.h DIV "A nuLgILr.

GnIp filled aud i'n',d i"2' ,iy 'po".l!rl
at /. Harris 4 tp's, - seven % street.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
The 9ighTaud 9em5.
mnLsBOROUGH. OHIO.
Thursday, November 81, 1873
The President at Winches-
ter, Va.

The President, accompanied by
Mrs. Hayes, Secretary Thompson,
and others, attended the Agricultu-
raj Fair at Winchester, Va, on the
18th ult. There was large assem-
bly, Of people to see the distinguish
ed visitors, and Gov. Holiday vel
coined The President in an able
speech. The President replied, and
after a few remarks of Interest chief
ly to the people of that locality, he
referred to his recent visits to the
agricultural fairs in the West, and
to the speeches made by him on
that tour. He stated that in
addressing the people of the West
he hoped to give encouragement and
confidence to those who were look
ing annously, but hopefully, for bet
ter times, and in the presentation Of
facts and figures to enable them to
form correct opinions on the subjects
which now mainly interest the whole
people. He then proceeded to dis
cuss the financial question, quoting
from the writings of Washington,
Jefferson, Madison and Chief Jus
tice Marshall, all Of them setting
forth in the strongest terms the dan
gers which surround the emission of
paper money. In closing he said;
s'The money of the Constitution is
coin. In making money which has
intrinsic value-the money of the
country-the fathers adopted the
money of the world By a law rest
ing on the -concurring judgment and
common consent of mankind IN all
ages and countries, the precious met
ais have been the measures of value,
| the money of the world. It is a law
which is fundamental and irrepeal-
able. It can no more be repealed
by act of Congress than the law OF
gravitation. If we would have an
early return of business prosperity,
Elet us not try to be wiser than the
| fathers, wiser than the Constitution
and wiser than human nature, In
the present condition Of the country,
our prosperity as a nation and as
individuals depends upon having q
good public credit and a sound con
stitutional currency"
The President was followed by
Secretary Thompson in a few well
chosen remarks, after which the par
tty visited all the places Of interest on
the grounds.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
Improvement Of the Ohio
River.

The plan Of improving the Ohio
river by system Of slack-water nav
igation is now being tested near
Pittsburg. If it proves successful,
additional appropriations will be ask
ed from the general government for
the improvement of the navigation
of the Ohio during the low water
season. The Government has be-
gun the construction Of a "Chamoin
dam, such as is used on French
rivers, ata point six miles below Pitts
burg. The structure VIII perform the
functions of a dam during low water,
its sections falling prone on the riv-
er bed at other times. It Will be the
largest dam of its kind, from the
width of the river, and because OF
the fact lock will be needed long
enough to allow of the passage OF
an unbroken fleet of coal barges.
The engineer in charge of the work
! has begun operations with force OF
three hundred men, and as there is
an appropriation of 100000 availa
/ bic, it is expected that the dam will
/ be completed next year.-LPorts-
mouth Times.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
HeLost the Money.

The lawyer who INDUCED in the fol-
lowing pleasaatry, must have had keen
insight into human nature in general a
client called upon his legal adviser re-
Gently. and told him this sad tale:
''You see, I collected all the money !
coUId. and turned everything I had into
cash with a view Of giving my creditors
as large a dividend as possible: l haa a
large roll Of bills, which putin my MP
pocket, and I lost 'em," lou
'You lost the mOney-the whole oIlt!
every cent Of 1t. ,,
"WeT. I believe you, but don't think
TcOuId find another man in Boston who
would believe it. The fact is, my friend
if Judge Lowell should decide that YOU
loss was a reality, every bankrupt IL
Boston would want to borrow your pants
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
Tribute to Woman.

The following beautiful tribute to WO-
man was written several years ago. It
occurs in a tale of touching interest en-
titled "The Broken Heart"-its author
DR.. F. J. StrattOn:
"Oh, the priceless value of the love Of
a pure woman Gold cannot purchase a
gem so preciousI Titles and honor con-
fer upon the heart no such serene happi-
ness. In our darkest moments, when
disappointment and ingTatitude, with
COrrOding care. gather thick around, and
even the gaUnt form of poverty menaCes
with his skeieton fingers, it CLEANS
around the soul with an angels smile.
Time cannot mar its brIlliancY; distance
but strengthens its influence, bolts and
bars COnnOt limit its progress; it follows
the prisoner into his dark cell, and sweet
ems the home mOrsel that appeases his
hunger, and in the silence Of midnight
it plays around his heart, and in his
dreams he folds TO his bosom the form Of
herwho loves on still, though the world
has turned coldly from him. The couch
made by the hand of the loved one is
soft to the weary limbs of the sick suf-
ferer, and the potion administered by the
same hands loses half its bitterness.
The pillow carefully adjusted by her
brings repose to the fevered brain, and
her words of kind encouragement sur
vive the sinking spirit. 1t would almost
seem that God, cOmpassionating woman's
first great frailty, had planted thisjewcl
in her breast, whose heavenlike inhu-
ence should cast into forgetfIlness mans
remembrance of the fall, by building up
in his heart another Eden where peren-
NAL flowers forever bloom and crystal
waters gush from exhaustless fountains.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
Decline in Prices of Pro-
duce.

Decline in Prices of Pro-
duCe.
The New York Public, reviewing
the markets last week, shows that
|. the prices for many Of the principal
commodities produced in this cOun-
try, are now lower than they have
been for years. No. 2Spring Wheat
sold in Chicago last week for n
cents-tbs lowest price obtained for
many years, and its price IN New
York at that date was the lowest IN
twenty seven years. Corn sold in
New York at 46c., the lowest quota
ton except IN June, 1861, since 1915,
and the only previous quotations as
low we're in 1928. Cotton has not
sold so low in % years as it did last
week, and mess pork has not been so
Iowsince 1874. In 1860 800 would
buy as much as 1925 would purchase
/ in 1864, but in May last the average
had declined below the level of 1860,
and S93.6O on a specie basis would
buy as much as 800 in 1860 The
decline in prices has continued to the
present, until now S6I.4O viii pur-
chase the same quantity Of more than
fifty articles as could have been pur-
chased in 1860 with 500. After
thus reviewing the past and showing
that prices are below the specie level,
the Public does not take a roseate
view of the future. mo reason it
says, sis perceived for expecting a
general upward movement until after
resumption has been accomplished
or failed. Even then the changes may
neither be rapid nor easy topredict.
The decline in agricultural products
has mainly caused the difference IN
the average prices between 1860 and
1878, and their prices will not be ad-
vanced, and their proper relation to
prices for other commodities restored
until all uncertainty as the perma-
nence of resumption has been re-
moved and proper tariff laws enacted.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
r,nrran and the Bench.

Not long after his first brief, a clrcum-
stance occurred which ELECTED the first
scintillatiOn of CUrran's genius, and rem
dered him a terror alike to the bench
and the bar. Lord Robertson, one Ofthe
presiding judges, was very unpopular
both as a man and jurist. He had un-
dertaken TO edit an edition Of Blackstone,
but being afraid of the critics, he simply
gave it the title of 'BlaCkstOne's Com
mentaries, by a Member of the Irish
Bar" Soon after the work appeared,
Curran was pleading a case before his
lOrdship, when the judge interrupted
him and said Gentlemen Of the Jury,
the learned counsel has mistaken the
| law of this case. The law Is so and So"
To which Curran tartly replied "If
/ his lOrdship says so, the etiquette Of the
court demands that 1 submit, though
neither the statute nor common law Of
the country should sanction his lord
ship's opinion but It is my duty and
privilege, too, to inform you, gentlemen
of the jury, that 1 have never seen the
law so interpreted in any book Of my
| library"
Lord Robertson sneeringly. replied :
perhaps your library Is rather small,
| Mr. Curran.0
'Iadmit," said Curran, "my. library is
small-butI 1 have always found it more
profitable to read good books than to
publish bad ones-bOOks which their
very authors and editors are ashamed to
own"
"Sir," said the Judge, "you are forget
ting the dignity Of the judicial charac-
ter"
To this Curran promptly replied =
Speaking of dignity, your lOrdship re-
minds me of q book I have read-I refer
to Tristram Shandy'-in which, ifyour
/ IOrdship has read it, you will remember
that the Irish Buffer Roche, on engaging
in a squabble, lent his coat to a by-stand-
er, and after the fight was ended, he dis
covered that he had got good beating
and lost his coat into the bargain-yOur
Iordship can apply the illustration"
"Sir," said the judge, very petulantly,
"if you say another word I'll commit
you"
"Ifyou do, my lord" replied Currani
coolly, "both you and I shall have the
pleasure of rejecting that 1 am not the
worst thing your Iordship has committed.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
Changes of Life.

Change is the common feature OF So
Cietv-Of all life.
The world is like a magic lantern, OF
the shifting scenes of a panorama. Ten
years convert the population OF schools
into men and women, the young into
fathers and matrOns, make and mar tOr-
tunes, and bury the last generation but
one
Twenty years convert infants INTO IoE-
ers, fathers and mothers, decide mems
fortunes and distinctions, convert actlYe
men and women into crawling dr1yelers,
and bury all preceding generations.
Thirty years raise an active generation
from nOnentity, change fascinating Deau-
ties into bearable old women, convert
lovers into grandfathers, and bury the
active generation, or reduce them to de-
crepitude and imbecility.
Forty years. alasl change the face OF
all society. Infants are growing old, the
bloom of youth and beauty has passed
away. twoactive generations have been
swept from the stage of life, names once
/ cherished are forgotten, unsuspected can
| didates for fame have started from the
|exhaustless womb Of nature.
And in fifty years-mature, ripe nifty
velrs-a half century-what tremendous
changes occur. How Time writes heI
sublime wrinkles everywhere, in rock
river, forest, cities, hamlets, villages, III
| the nature of man and the desunleS and
ASPECTS Of all civilized society.
Let US pass on to eighty years-and
what do we desire and see to comfort us
/ in the world? Our parents are gone
our children have passed away from Us
into all parts of the world to fight the
grim and desperate battle of life. Om
6Id friends-where are they? We be
hold a world of which we know nOthing
and to which we are unknown. We
weep for the generations long gone by
for lovers, for parents, for children; fol
friends in the grave. We see everything
. turned upside down by the tickle hand o
Fortune and the absolute despotIsm o
. Time. In a word, we behold the vanity
of life. and are quite ready to lay down
/ fhe pOOr burden and be gone,