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Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Tha New u. 4. q. Railroad.

Last Evenings Ches:er News has the
fol 10 wing
We state it on the authority OF gen.
tleman Of Ridley Park, who Is in 4 po-
sition to be we'll informed in respect to
railway matters, that whether or not
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany shall build the proposed new rail-
road between the cities Of Baltimore
and Philadelphia is entirely dependant
on the action of Vanderbilt. If he
shall succeed in obtaining control of the
krading then the Bound Brook route
viii be against the Baltimore aud Ohio
aud thus direct communication with
New York will be cut off from them,
which is the very object, and only one,
o be attained III the building OF the
new road. 1t is fact that Wander
butt holds five thousand shares of
Reading stock, which IL entered in the
books Of the company in his own name,
and there is no way to tell how many
additional 81 ares he may control. Our
informant also says that the lease OF
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company to the
Reading Railroad Company OF the road
now operated by the latter between this
city and Philadelphia, provides for an
absolute forfeiture III case the road
shall ever be used for through passen-
ysr traffic.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
POtkB CAAn.
AeaS1axs Before mo Rsyov Last
kvonlnS.

Harry Dillon, a young nd, was ar
rMgned efore the Mayor last eveninQ
charged with disorderly conduct aroan(
sone new houses in course oC COnstrpc
tioa At Shsllcross avenue And DuPon,
street, Oh Sunday last. This constan,
complaint Of boys doing mischief aro u nd
new buildings is getting to be an intol
cradle nuisance, and the Mayor is de-.
termined to break it up. The boy was
held is the SUN of SlCo' for hiy future
good bohavier, and req quired to pay the
costs OF the case.
Nancy Irons, colored, was charged
with keeping disordersy house, y: the
foot Of Logan street. 1t was learned
from witnesses that Nancy rented part
of her house out to another party, who
gave ball there the other evening
without the consent Of Many. The
ball ended in regular fight, ,and knives
were used pretty freely, oas man Icing
cut pretty badly. The neighbors we're
aroused and, kept awake during she
best part OF the night. Nancy stated
that she was not at the house during
the evening and that she begged che
people Interested in the ball not TO give
1t, but Of no avail. The Mayor tnld be.
that she should not under any circufn.
allowed this to have happened,
aud If she could not stop it, she should
have called iu the police, hoy therefore
imposed a fine Of $50 and costs upsu
her
Patrick King and Martin Nullio
were before the Mayor, charged with
iisor'lerIy conduct, and abost to en-
gage in fight at the foot Of Shipley
street. The prisoners stated that they
had had II argument about Jumping,
had repaired to that vicinity to test the
matter, aud that they hau no intention
If lighting, as they were on the most
freddy terms. The Mayor thought
The evidence against them, was con-
;lusive, and accordin sly imposed q fine
II 81 and costs.
One case Of drunkenness, with the
Usual penalty imposed, CLOSED the hear
ags 70. the evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
An Interestaag Dispute.

The courts OF New Orleans have now
before them an Injunction suit restrain
ing Mr.. Simon Silverman, Of Indian
Bay, Ark, from collecting $4,000 from
The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
as it is alleged tha' Mrs. Emma Clarke
of the same town was the rightful
owner, and that the ticket mad been OBJ
tained from her on the promise to col
lect il, while she was ignorant of her
great good luck. The company have
had three similar cases in its history.
Ill that is wanted TO know is who is
the owner. The next drawing, the l3Sth.
will take place on Nov. Sth, and M. A.
Dauphin, New Orleaps, La, will
promptly give any information relative
thereto.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
nag en- kuuOIDh.

M SaO comic darrna, in four acts
. ssFi'orIhed at the Opera House
J, wv sSa'day evening next by Mr..
49, S ueo. 5. knight, assisted by a
tr4 tns's!ed company OF first class ar
n, M Mf Knight takeJthe leading
t,ap 'ae play, assuming the charac.
4 !. ysn. yIn.uplph - Wiegant, with his wife
vj,,~ ' p"shwood, The play is well
| d. a S'a ana in!l of marriment from
|Sh,, 70 The last act. 1t is a drama
|hprsisa ~ as including tiv, table lux, in
ADD .ss rs. new speeialities, new music
|,s " ,n' songs. Mr.. and Mrs Knight
|talIy ;, wen known in this city espe.
In su!' " need any comment, aud they
lma 1Oaot be greeted with II tull
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
FrOfessl0nnl Visit.

pa4,.,ea a'hoh Will make his thirtie.h
w Va". lba s" VI /! to our city, on Tues.
r,0ns nSloi Noyem Der, in order that
Etctjnn"" VIZ ar suffering from chronic
sa,ult h;r may have an opportunity to
avjce 1ii wv, anu be benefited by his
70 bs h,H when in our city few weeks
k,ons "a aI calls from several hundred
houted hn ".u many OF them doubtless
eted fra:s W ,ne advice and remedies pro.
s,uy Of vn ,han. MN. He hopes to see as
aca,jOn ne'h az were benefited on that
sho ara s"s a. "eis AZ a number of others
AVs no, 10 'unsrlng ~ lS from complaints and
Rtseut So1 peflenced relief from their
"'' course of treatmen.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
6resl Dfscoyarles.

The astronomer who discovers a new
star, the scientist VINO finds a new face
or the geologist who alights upon a new
species OF fossil, becomes deservedly
famous, but the actual good such dis
coverles do is nothing when compared
To the finding of a medicine which is An
infalIible cure for certain diseases.
Such discovery was made nearly half
a century ago by an Eastern gentleman
named Perry Davis, and hi4 prspAra-
ton is now known TO the world as
Perry Davis Pain Killer. 1t Is u sure
cure for diarrhoea, cholera morbus,
cholera, and Indeed, all bowel COM
plant.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Literary N Nse.

The late'Dcan Stanley was not very
acute either of taste or smell 10 that
all he ate was much the same to him II
il was only tender THOMAS HUGHES
first met the Dean when a lad at a
Rugby breakfast, where he and six
others wer. plentifuly regaled. Mr.
HUGHES gives many pleasant Iglimpses
Of Arthur STANLEY, AZ he liked to be
called. in the November Harper. A full
page portrait of the late Dean will n
dorm the sane Number.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
The U, n. senate,

In the L. s. Senate yesterday, on
rlotion of Mr. Ransom, the COMMITTEES
oD Commerce was authorized to con
tinue the inquiry into the condition of
the PatoInac during the ensuing recess,
And rsport in Deeein her next. The Com
mittee on Printing was directed 10 in
quirs why the agricultural reports for
1880 have not been distributed to Gen.
:gress Mr.. Sherman called up his reso-
latlon for an luvesti alton by the Com
mitsee on Appropriations of the dis
buraments OF the contingent tuId of
the Treasury Department and iG was
adopted. Tn: Committee is to sit dur
ing the recess, and send for persons
ap1 papers. After "a executive st ssion
tia Senate adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Rel1effn Three Days.

The well. known druggist Of Anda'u-
sia, Ill.,, Mr, lsub't Ross sends US tho
following: Since bought the store Of
Mr.. Thompson, deceased. l have intro.
luced the ST. Jacobs Oil and it is re-
markable how many thorough cures 1t
has produced. myself have tried it
and in three days / was relieved of the
most acute rheumatic pains. Have re-
tailed five dozea of the St. Jacobs Oil
ia two weeks and the village Is not
large,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
prof. Ford at MtddletOwn,

Professor S. T. Ford,the elocntionis
OF this city by special request read be-
fore the Middlotown Lyceum on Mon
day night. After the reading large
class In elocution was organized when
he will meet once week, besldcs which
hs will give private instructions to a
number OF pupils. The society has en-
gagged the Professor for All entertain
men. a. the Town Hall on Tuesday
Nov, Sth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Literary meeting tonight.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Young Peopie's Musical and Literary
Society, of Union NJ. +. church will be
held this evening. AN interesting pro.
gramme has been prepared for the oc-
casion, including debate of the fol-
lowing subject Resolved, THAT there
is more pleasure IN Pursuit than ios-
session" The members and friends OF
the society are invited 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

The Cabinet II Council,

Assistant Secretary French received
from tho President yesterday morning
bis appointments rs Acting Secretary OF
the Treasury: The appointment, under
tho law, eau be held for ten days unless
Secretary be appointed in tho neaD-
time. A short session of the Cabinet
was hold yesterday. at which the Act
ing Secretary, and sll the other members
were present, except Attorney General
Mac Veaghy The President has given
assurance that Secretary Of the Treas
Gry will be nominated today or to-
MORROW, hut who tho gentleman IL can.
not be known. II is said that m the
hvent of Judge Folger declining the
nflace, it will be given outside Of New
York State.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Reats Sts ming the PAsdxe

"a young friend of nina was cured
OF an Unsuitable thirst for iTuor, which
had so Frustrated him that he was una
BILE to do any bIsiness He was entire
ly cured by the use of Hop Bitters. 1t
allayed all that burning thirst !; took
away the appetite for liquor made his
nerves steady, End he has remained q
sober and steady man for more than
two years, aad has no desire to return
to his cups. l know of number OF
others that have been cured Of drinking
by it,"
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
THE IREsH QUESTION.
Ene11sh lAr8uAsns - the Irish
0uesttOn-The troubles in Ire
lsud-A Liberal lElesiea to Par.
llAneHa.

0WoOe1O0-The troubles in Ire
lsnd-A Liberal lElestea to Pev
Nanent.
LONDON, October B.-Sir william
Harcourt, speaking at GLASGOW, ester
day after receiving the freedom OF the
city, saiV that both the late and the pre-
sent Governments were reluctant to pro
coed at an early stage against the Land
League, because it was desirable TO sup.
press what preteBeied TO bs censtitu.
With a real grievance s;' b but J" wGesHRf sfeA
an agitation avowsd illegal ends, no
Government would fail to be supported
In any and AL measures it might take
for the safety of society. Tho task, he
Government, having set its hand to the
plough, they might rely upon its not
turning back,
The speech was received with pro-
longed cheering.
Mr. Dobson, Presideat of the Local
Government Board, in an address at
Scarborough, dwelt on the duty Of the
Government to protect persoas and
property
Mr.. Plunket, Con nversative mem bsr
of Parliament, and formerly Sosieiter-
General tor IrelaDd, addressing . meet
ing at Chelsea, approved the recent ac-
ton of the Government in Ireland, and
declared that the yartisans or seditiOn
must be shown that they would find all
loyal men OF every party against them,
and that vigorous action In the present
crisis should not bs abateI until every
sign of resistance 20 law be overpow-
ed.
These declarations and shat Of Mr..
Cham berla.n, at Liverpool, made almost
attract muck attention,
as they demonstrate The practical agree
msnt of various sections OF politicians on
ths present treatment OF the Irish
ques tion by the Government.
LONDON, October 2H-The Rev. Will
liam Fitzgerald, ID. d., Catholic Bishop
Of Ross, has issued letter in condem-
nation of tho "No Rent" manifesto Of
the Land l. ague, in which he says the
has excited widespread dis
may among the best and truest friends
of the Irish people.
SLIGO, Oct. 26.-An attempt 70 pass
/ motion OF sympathy with the "sus-
Dects' in prison at meeting Of the
corporation Of this city fell through.
July seven members of the Corporation
were present. The Mayor refused to
pat the notion because of objection to
is wording.
LONDON, Oct. W.-Four persons we're
arrested under the Coercion act to-day
Vt Birr, Kings county.
DUeLlN, Oct. 2G.-The local Govern
nent Board has dismissed DIR. Kenny
rom the post of Paroohial hediea.
officer.
LONDON Oct. W.-Hundrstls oe enant
armers marched into Tnam to day tn
get read iustlnent of reu, notices CON-
,leted. Cheers were given for tue Land
vet.
LONDON, Oct H.--At the election to-
lay for meinb Der Of Parliament tor Ber-
wick on Tweed, to till the vacancy oc-
ationed bv the elevation OF TO the Peer
ge OF Sir Ddiley &. Mar. j.Jribank, Mr..
birmingham, the Liberal candidate,
vas returned, receiving l04S volrs
gainst $40 fer Mr. Erotter, the Conser-
alive Candidate.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Nrs. l>r. Eds0n

ia now in Cleveland, Ohio, whore she
was graduated at the Homeopathic
College in 1854. She said to a reporter.
who asked her whether the President
realized that lie was going to die, och
YES. The second day after he WAS shot
he said to me, "Well, it's all over it's
nv business 10 be ready for death, and
| have always been ready. l had work
before lue, but after all perhaps it is
batter that il is laid down where 1t Is
unfinished. It was a great aud trying
work and 1 ain relieved Of II"
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Maxea 70 WilmtnEron.

Dr.. James Il. Scott, graduate Of tb
Baltimore Dental College in 1862, bav
ing moved his family to this 1ity may
nov be found at his Office, 917 Market
street, from a. IN. ia 1890 D. N. and
from i.3o to Sp. III. Dental science in
NJ, ;ts branches executed in the most
skilltul and approved manner. TERMS
moderate. Agent for S. s. Whites
speGialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
burbank Potatoes.

N. l.. Janney, SOl q 305 King street t,
has just received few cars OF tine Bur
bank potatoes. These are the best eat
ing potatoes that grow and are late po-
tatoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter will do well to buy
now, as they will be very high without
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Ipr.x xusa,tties of the system.

Those IanRaid, tlrosOme SEM Asi0nse
causing you to feel scarcely able to b.
on yeur feet; that constant drain that is
taking from your system all its elias
ticity; driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your
vital Forces, rendering you irrita BILE and
fr etfui, can easily be removed by the
us Of that marvellous remedy Hop Bit
teis. IRREGULARITIES and distractions of
yol II system are relieved at once, while
the special cause of periodical pain is
PERI nansntly removed. Will you heed
thia.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
CnIlpcfOGsH Sale.

VIM. Kyne advertises to sell me per-
soma, property of the late irm OF Cars,
we'll & Vandenbraak, ia the building at
Second and Orange streets, az puonc
sale, on Friday, the Sd OF n ovenoer, m
order to pay the Slain tor city ana
school tax,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
LIST OF 1URsRs.
Fer she sevs~bs- Term Of Court .

PEfIr JURoRs-FrRsr PANEL.
Brandy wine--Hsnry M. Barlow
William Murphy, JaMes Walters.
WilmingtOn--<ieorge Ahele, MATTHEW v
Macklem, William B. Adams.
Christiana-SaMuel Gregg, William
BraCken, William Banc roH-
Mil Creek Ed ward Loulen Samuel
Sharpless, John T. McEI we-. /.
White Clay Creek--John q. Fiahef,
John Atkinson, David l.. Ctoa.e.
Pencader--Wiliam CsOch, Samuel
Clendepin.
NewCastls--T Theodore E,tling, Rob
ert G. Gordon, John McMullin
Red Lion-Eeraim SSerliug, George
w. Craig, John B. Hanee.
st. GeCrge's-,John q. Armstrong,
William IL. Houston, James W Mitch
oil.
Appoqul aiming. Harry Lyons Dan
iel Clayton.
Blackbird--James n. Esberts
Samuel A. Collins,
'.CONpRASEL
Brandywine.--S. E. Peuross, Eohert
Cargill, Waller Pierce, .Jr.
Wilmingtsn--Wiili T. CIoas1aie,
Charles h. Sparks, William S. Bull
lock.
Christiana-Wi,iiam y. Moore, Ihos.
Wi lson, Penrose Lyman.
Mill Creek--Milton Steele, Joseph
Brown, Thomas Nj. Robinson.
White Clay Creek--James Devipe,
Thomas Clough, John W. Armstrong. |
Pencader--Isaae y. SaitcGer, VIII !
liam Faulkner.
New Castle John u. Emmors,
David McC,y.
Red Lion-Everett Won Culea,
Clarence Jamisen, William Ashcrait,
Jr.
st. Georyes-Alonzo s Whtlock, |
Henry c. Walter, William J. Eliason.
Appointments Benja;ain $. Gill,
Fraucis II. Las.omus, William N.
King.
Bisckblrd-David Keen William
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
The wenJher,

War Department, 0f5ce o. the f'
Signal Officer, Washington, Oetob.: q
-. a N.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather, norther
ly winds;stationary or lower barometer;
stationary temperaturb.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Have Your Husband

Market streets, and get new suit aud
overceat. You will find any kind of
suit you may want. Our nvercoats are
very stylish and cheap.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
40 the Pnf,llr

|hohibit,0n,' ior Radical agitation for
ussest III th anu local reform in general
|Astivs ~ sie domination Of men ire.
aand Ci,n C patty tor the offices of May.
|sagtou Gpnnctl of the city of VIII
|sAt Eenr,ni ,niavlpg consulted promi-
Nsaoer,p9ao they assure me that
a1venpnt "iii not sustain such a
esfairs he'ie7ing that such a state
|shtiaO van" vahhot exist In a professea
v mm. TT'mnunity-cursed az we are
Nnocrats ahe s this direct appeal to
,st 10 or5a. ~. 'nelr views on the sub.
sesive subs, b mat the movement may
Ada,sss. y "a encouragement.
S'' u. W. WELLS,
1907 Del. Ava.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
SPECIAL MNNTlO@

The leaders Of the merchant railors in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab.
lishment, N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Take YOQr RDyn

4" M ''llir. 70 Sons, sixth and Market,
and ave them fitted cut in suits of new
etothing. You will save money and be
lsiea-.S 50 we'll you will recommend
others.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Good N oWs

A reduction in the price OF Flour and
Feed at the steam mills, 3O8 W. Front
street. Wholesale aud retail.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Bed.bugs, Roac aes,

sexual debility, &c. 81 at druggists
Depot, N. Il. Dauforth.
Bed.bugs, Reaches,
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
toes, insects, &c. cleared out by "Eough
on Rats" l5c. boxes at druggists.
For infants: Cefealina, Papoma, Hor-
lick's, Mellin's, Blair's and Hubbell q
Foods, Farina and Saloupe for sale at
Dilworth's Drug Store, Second and
Madison streets.
For the finest domestic and imported
goods, cut in tho latest style and sold
At tie lowest figure call on Geo. Ash at
his Merchant Tailoring Emporium,
No. 705 Market street.
Horsford's Aoid Phosphate affords
nourishnen 10 the nervous system; rre-
scrihed by doctors. For sale at Beaton
smiths Pharmacy, cor. Seventh anu
PiLe streets.
Don't give forty -fve cents for butter
when you can get bette. butter and
save 40 per cent. Call 1T once and ex-
amino my stock-Smeltz, No. ID East
Fourth street.
Go to No. Is x. Fourth street for pure
Lancaster County butter and save five
per cent on a pound. BE sure to got
at the right place, lS e. Fourth st.
All the last and most popular styles
of single and double Trusses at Belts
Pharmacy. A separate private room
for ladies'. Lady attendant.
Just received 1S tons Of the best Ches-
ter County Timothy Hay at Hay Mar
ket, 713 W. Front street. No better in
the city.
Janney, No. sol & sos King street, is
headquarters for all the best brands and
all varieties Of butter.
Travelling bags, satohels, cabbas, sc.
at Stern & ZiAmsrnan's, Ill Market
street.
Kidney-wor ort in dry and liquid form
for sale by j. Il. Hartman, COT. Fifth
and Poplar streets,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Ntase OF the Thern,o meier

ri the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade
4his morning:
'o'c)ock iOo'clock IL O'Clock
a 53o Gu
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
NEW ARVERTIsEM sNTs.
NvkW CASTLE COUNTY
~ IhSIIl UTE.

THH SsyREvH ANIMAL TRACHsRs'' IEsIt,
TUTvCY New CASTLE COUNTY " fl MEET
AT ODESSA, nfLAwARB on WEI IRHSDAY.
THUasDAS. Friday AND SATURp Az, Nov,
2. Al d sth.
by recent enaetmeat OF the l. .sslatlrs,
the teachers are allowed the tin 10 spe t. at
the Annua. Institute Thereto 70 1t Is ex.
peeied that every teacher IN the county will
pc present at the sessions Of the Aeetinx un.
less unavoids5 y detained. fall and in-
teresting programme has been prepared.
The services Of elninen: nstI motors and in.
stitute WORKERS have been eng: Lged.
Houses will he prov ded for MI tet chers.
All Interested in the cause M education are
cordially invited to meet wit h ns
]. H. GROVES, $ apsEtntendent.
SxvRSA, DEL, Oct. 20, 1887. Oct28-St
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

Ifp,ias,' E';ve EHfve ksstorer, Klines Blood
nj FulIa,..aaes Pills, for sale by Tsy j..
'''''on, ao2 King street,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

ELOCUTION es.Se a.s Ssssrsmsn snS I'll Hsssss sssss:
Of advanced students Msrnlne, afternoon,
evening and saturday classes now fsrming.
Address. National SchOol OF ElOcu.
t1On and era cry, i4i6 and l4lA
Chesanu VT street. FhilaAelP4 ~ Ia.
Oetl4-4titau
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

TTOR SALE.-NALUABLE REAL ES-
T. TATE AL a b RfAlN.
Docto. ). Marshall, hav ing lost his health
u9w wishes 10 aetl his comInUd Ions dwelling
AI lO5 Wea. Seventh street = his is a rare
opportunity TO opIain = desirable property
Nlr residerse and business purposes. lmme-
Iiato pos session Il desired. Apply on the
premises. septo-eod-l4t-&4tw
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Brain and Nerve.

Wells Health Remover, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, nc. 81 at druggists
Depot, N. Il. Dauforth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

TKT ANTED-A BOY To STAND IN A
w store. Apply a! 2l3 West Seson1 st.
Oet2T-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

TWO RO1DTAILORS,C COAT MAKERS
wanted at MULI.IN 4 SON
sct.I-lt sixth and Market slrests,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-02
MARRIED-DIED.

In the columns, side by side,
Stands the captions, Married-Died
What fine irony in this
That shares with death our nuptial bliss
That blends beneath our earnest gaze
The story of two wonderOus DAYS 3?
The kiss of death, of blushing bride.
Sarcastic blend in-Married, Died.
Throbbing breast OF heart that bleeds.
fearful, bright, or duh eye reads
Lines whose message is not clear,
Blurred and broken through tear;
Lily fingers, hand of age,
Trace the line along the page
Death and Cupid, side by side,
Sport in man with-Married, Died.
Here requiem, there a song,
blend and roll their notes along,
village bells that ring or toll
Greet glad or passing soul;
To the chancel call the crowd,
Clad IN satin, gown or shrOud,
TO the church we twice NAV ride,
Heed the badinage-Marrled, Died.
Hoist the anchor sail away:
Summer winds or sunlit bay
Lure thee o'eI the outer bar,
Where the white capped breakers are
Staunch thy painted shallow be.
Strong to ride life's restless sea,
God shall rule the surging tide
That laps the shores Of-Married, Died.
Orange blossoms, ripen wheat,
Springs or rue or lilies sweet,
CurlS OF gold or locks of snow,
wedding robes or gaTb of woe,
Hands in loving hands to rest,
Or folded lie on pulseless preast
Who shall blooms and fruit divide,
30 near the stories Married, Died.