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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Z O00 BARRELS Fresh OCK-
OsOOO LAND LINE. per schooner Alnet
heen, nov due. for sale low from vessel On ssni Il
hesh stocks Rcsendsle Ceusst, csieined Plaster,
scotland imported Cement james River Cement
Laths, Plsstertnf, Hair, Fire Brick Aad Clsy.
WARMER A0ORk.
Foot seyeateests street, south side Dock.
sufnae, Bari, Lamp sad Ground Plaster.
so13
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HtSenber these goods alr MOI nu' own prop
r.iarsed. Now VIII You huy your hoy an OVER
Sc see what We can do Tor YOU. Remember LEY
JULIUS MEYER 4 son.
.slS-st COZ andeO3 eav Eroad ,tr.st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

sharp this afteruooG 10 yet everything IN
readiness and form the line ready IN maren
promptly at $50. The procession VIII
march NJ Tinll street 90 Tweutieth. where
the swansboro' and Chesterfield clubs will
join in. They will then march over
Na,O's bridge 10 Fourteenth and Nsi1,
where they will fall into line. The Cbcs-
ter Club will come in on the 6 o'clock train
and be escorted over by one oi the mar
sbals. and Join the procession nj Fourteenth
and Main. Kessnichs Band VIII hcah the
procession during its march OVER here and
10 Richmond. and II will then take its plase
in the line.
Manchester will present a number OF
unique and pleasing features IN the wav oi
transparencies. The merchants here and
persons living on Hull street are requested
TO have their housss lighted up and deco
rated. Persons living here and working
IN Richsond should try, IL possible, 10
join this procession and let the . free
state" excel any former demonstration OF
this kind.
The Speaking.
The speakers will be introduced tonight
IN the following order: First, senator
Vance III he comes, then the Democratic
candidates for Congress according 81 the
number Of their districts. Mr.. CroXton
will not be here. Dir. Marshall comes next.
Hon. George l.. Wise next. Dir. Cabell
will not he here. Major Daniel will follow
Nr. Wise. Eessrs. O'ferrall, Trigg, and
Tucker have not vet replied to their inyi-
tations. After the congressman the electors
will le introduced la the order that their
names appeared upon the ticeet-yiz.
Hcrr.. GOode. Staples, Nicely, Lee. Card
well, Atkins. Munford. Figgai, ucnkel,
Tom smith, Williams, and Patteson.
Letters From Speakers Invifed.
IiousE or DELEGATBs,
RICHMOND. Va, November II. 1884.
". y. CheSieradn. Esq. Secretary. de-
Div Dear Sir.-Youl favor communicating
10 me an invitation from your committee
10 be present at the Democratic jubilee
Tuesday evening, November 18th. and 10
deliver an address. i 10 hand. u will be
nv pleasure to be present on that interest
ing occasion. and. II sufficiently recovered
from severe hoaFseness with which am
now troubled. will deliver short address.
Yours very truly. X. II. Caldwell.
ALENANDRIl. November IS. 1884.
Dear sir,--l have your favor Of the llth
instant inviting me to be present at the
jubilee to come OF in Richmond on the
evening Of November lsth, in honor of the
eectisn oi Cleveland and Hendricks. and.
unless prevented by circumstances not now
anticipated. will make INV arrangements 10
DE presen. on the occasion a. requested.
Yours truly, JOnN :. BiRDorR.
PORTSMOUTH, Va. November Is. 1884.
Nv Dear Sir.-Your very kind invitation
Of the nth instant has Just been received
by ne. 1t was directed to NorfoW city
hence the delay. II my professional on.
gagement- allow, | shalt be- much pleased
TO participate IN your glontcation Of III,
18TH instant. ! will telegraph You II un-
able to attend. Very respectfully
Your Obcdcnt servant,
Il. {. NARsuALI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

DUBkEE's SALAD DRESSING ASp COLD Mat
SAUCE is made from tte freshest. purcsi. and
choicest eondimen.. obtainable In using IL. waste,
labor. anxiety. sud disappointment are prevented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

s
$3.50 o"
MN 1r. W Wv
ENN HR wwww
N Nm Sax "
assn'i'ameal % TOY ms Ann oDs,-,c,.na o., rev
manufacture 10 him, and eur positive eE'f"'hOa'
5
cent 100, stos bv on your way to the cloth-,-
''''eH
6ol aud oc3 east Road s'iee''
t"sNh' "hASS"A'' "''
DICU BPIDAL PRESENTS.
Ia
FINE rEA>s GOODS. HANDSOME CLOCKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1t, HAVANA CIGARS.

lu.t landing. larre 10, Of VERY FINE HA-
vSkA CIGARS OF onr own importation.
reIe.iw OSCAR CRAEZA 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
HORSES. MULES. cows. Sc.

EOR sALH, 4 BLOODED MARE En
II AND HANW.EfoSlAN COLT. GxA
Tbe mare Is Gentle ssd veil broke, and II nou IA
fosl by Babeocss "faslmer.- The colt y six
months old. Apply h No. St2s Williamsburg
avenue. no ls-3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

cleveland aud Hendricks Portrait Flags
LEVY D,Nfs's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

SNoNE IRIXV CIGARs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
sAnkE rRIxH lIGARs.

TIGE DISPATCH JoB-PRfNTiNG HousE Is thor-
oughly equipped to do all kinds Of Book AND
JOB-PRtNTING AZ The shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Fsr Flag, ant Decoration Prints gsts
Levy 4 DAVIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T1OR SALE OR TRADE-tOR WASHINGTON CITY
Il property, beautiful cultivated farm situated the
r. r. between Fredericksburg and Orange Court House
Va. This property s in the gold and iron region
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, 917 street northwest. se2a st
ICOR SALE-No !. 1876 ACRES, VERY FINE I'M.
Il provements, situate two miles from city; price,
$4,000 will take half in city property balance
easy terms. No 2. 100 good improvements;
price $4,000; half trade balance easy terms No g.
l54 acres good improvements price 81 0O0 easy terms
ST COO No 5. 210 acres, pretty good improvements
price, s. 100 No 6, "a acres. pretty good improve
ments price $2O0 No = IS acres pretty good house;
price $3.50 For further description address j. H. BRIS-
TOR. MartinsbnrY. Vest Virginia. se29-6ts
ITOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il erty. small farm. situated good road miles
from Washington. containing about 40 acres. New
house of six rooms good shade new fencing with an
abundance of all kinds of fruit trees, together with
wagons, harness and all kinds of farming utensils
poultry. crops. &c Address O. A., Star Office se293t'
NOR sALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMs-BEAU-
Il tful Building Sites With from to fifteen acres
at Terra Gotta station, Metropolitan Branch railroad
ten minutes ride from the city by rail- thirty by road
past the Soldiers Home high and healthy excel mt
water. and good neghborhood These advantages with
suburban property now tn the market. WALKER l.
WILSON, 1905 F street northwest. se23.2w
IIOR SALE-TWO FARMS of 80 AND IO5 ACRES
II contiguous, miles from Washington on Benni
road, near Benning's. on b. p. Il. r.; buildings in
warered will be sold in quantities to suit and on easy
terms For full particulars apply TO call on MARION
DUCkETT, attOrney-at-law. Bladensburg, p a. Co
Maryland. sel0-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

The astonishing report comes from St Paul,
Mimi, the center OF the buffalo trade that the en-
tire 'catch" Of buffalo robes this season Is only
our. Last year IL was ten thousand, and In 1881 It
was one hundred thousand The last named figures
explain the first The extension OF the Northern
Pacific railroad let in the hunters the great bur
falO ranges in the northwest, and reckless saugh-
ter followed. resulting In the practical externina-
lion Of the animal few scattered herds still
1nger In the more inaccessible regions, but as q
race they have become extinct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01
The state Of Ohio has long been noted for the

The state OF Ohio has long been noted for the
great Interest its citizens take in politics. but there
has never been time, so say the oldest inhabi-
tants, when party feeling ran as high as now.
Both the old parties are putting forth the most
desperate efforts TO win, and the prohibitonists are
showing activity also. though, the canvass pro-
ceeds, neither they nor the peoples party" are
making as much OF disturbance as earlier in the
Tight AS the crisis draws near and the issue is
seen 10 be doubtful, the voters tend TO return to
their accustomed party lines and defer REFORM
and ga conscience vote" TIL next year.
The democrats cannot complain that Mr. Blaine
Is not waging his promised aggressive campaign"
His white plume Is 10 the thickest OF the fight and
It seems TO awaken a fury OF enthusiasm wherever
IL appears. He Is attended by the best lighting
talent In the republican army; and the combina-
ton IS a formidable one The democrats, on their
part, have forgotten their differences, and are
lighting their hardest They now realize their
mistake in Claiming The state but they hope never
theless TO carry It, while they 'cast anchor to
windward" by asserting that republican majority
OF from 10000 70 1900 is proable and therefore. Of
course, of no consequence.
Candidate ST. Johns letter or acceptance pub
Itshed to-day, contributes a fresh element Of in
terest TO the now exciting canvass. he takes the
ground that the "war issues are obsolete, and
that the protection" needed By the people is not
Industrial but moral. so far from being "local
issue he declares the regulation OF the liquor traffic
TO be the one great question of the day, and as
both the republican and democratic parties favor
a continuance OF the manufacture and sale OF in
to1icatng liquor. he calls all who wish the busi
ness prohibited TO join hands at the polls
Malone has changed his electoral ticket some
what In order to make &c conform TO the new dis
trcts Of the state but not so TO conform TO the
demands OF the ''straight-outS," who are supposed
70 be the special friends Of MI. Blaine That visit
OF Mr.. Malone TO Philadelphia did not lead, ap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01
PICTURE Francs. BRAcxErs. g.

Our steadily increasing trade in Picture Frames Il one
u the surest tina; efforts place before you
not alone very large assortment but also everything
that pretty and cheap is being appreciated ought
patterns TO our stock and discard1ng the old
We can offer this week handsome silk plush Cabinet
Frame at +9c, which sold heretofore at &c.
We offer embroidered silk plush door Cabinet Frame
az 9sc.
We offer handsome sxf0 Gilt Frame at &c
We offer rich sxl0 Ebony Frame at 49c
We offer gilt sx0 Embossed Frame with silk plush
inside complete. IT Sl6Q.
At go. have immense variety to select from
either all silr or combination
We 50 have fun line of Oak Walnut and Gilt Frsmas
- H. all sizes. from sxl0 &c 24x30. always hand.
oEer very handsome Picture. in gilt frame large
Metrsr me Engraving In oak Frame at eac
handsome gilt frame, at "a 49,
Our Large Cromos at go. u wonder
tpr ssoortreIt OF Ebony and Walnut Brackets Ebony
Oak AID Walnut Towel Racks Ebony Oak Ard wal.
nut Book Shelves: Ebony. Oak and Walnut paper
Racks N asic Stands. Easels. &c, il most compiste
We also oder line Of fine Ebony Cabinets and Stands
ar remarkably low prices
IN con necuon with the above would call attention
20 our low price Ostrich Feather Dustera Al i3c .
2oc. sc. and 35c.-cheaper than ever before
u. S1LvERBERG Co.
$50 80 7th Street Northeast near p. Ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

The cholera subsidized in Naples only to burst out
in great vtrulence In Genoa, another populous and
dirty Italian city, where the disease will find con-
genial SOIL The situation, as autumn proceeds, Is
not altogether reassuring for a healthy season
next year. The disease has evidently firm hold
on southern Europe, and, as the winters cleansing
force is small In those mild ATTITUDES it Is not at
all improbable that the scourge ''has come to
stay" In Japan, whose climate much resembles
that OF Italy, cholera, from being frequent wish
tor, has become endemic, and IL may prove to be
50 along the Mediterranean coasts OF Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01
KINGS PALACE,

IT Is JUST A LITTLE WARM
TO TALK ABOUT HEAVY CLOTHING WE ARE.
HOWEVER, PREPARED TO FILL YOUR WANTS
IN CASE THE PROMISED COLD WAVE ARRIVES.
OUR FALL tsroCK IS COMPLETE, AND YOU
KNOW WHAT WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY THIS.
IN THE MEANTIME WE ARE GOING TO GIVE
YOU A SPECIAL PLUM IN THE SHAPE OF BOYS
FLANNEL BICYCLE WAISTS AND SHIRTS. NOT
4 ONE IN THE LOT WORTH LESS THAN s175,
AND SOME AS MUCH AS $3.50 EACH ALL GO AT
IF YOU WANT ONE STOP BY AND TAKE A
A sAKS & CO.,
LxADxRs OF 1Hx CLOTHING BUSINESS IN THE DISTRICT
ocl BIG and 31s SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

nR w. 7. PARKER OF BOSTON MASS
~ Electro Magnet Healer,
DISEASE OF THE EYES SPECIALITY
has returned to Washington and ready to receive
patients DR. Parker has wonderful treating
all chronic diseases without the medicine Viii
visit patients. 324 Cstreet northwest se27 Ct
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE All business confidentiale Ladies and Gen
temen 80 cents each 46 street between 4th and 5th
etrees northwest flz-6Sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

Mrs Kendall. a manager of London theate- and
herself popular actress Of reputation, declared
recently in a lecture on the present state Of the
drama that the stage was sadly degeneraf1ng,
owing to the overadvertising OF managers and the
itch OF notoriety among actors She said that
among the chief sinners in these respects were
Irving and Miss Ellen Terry. The recent illness OF
Miss Terry, she declared, was largely fictitious
Straw was strewn In front Of her house to deaden
the noise OF trarc while she was feasting with her
friends inside. 1t may be that fraud Of this sort
win oyeYreach itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

In the uncertainty that relgns in politics IL Is
comforting to know that the base ball struggles
for the year are practically over. A few games
have stfl to be played but they will serve only as
ofcal returns so to speak, TO fix the exact MAORI
ties and make up the dnal record. This year there
have been three associations In the " League"
the Providence team has won the pennant from
the Boston club, its present guardian. In the
NATIONAL association, the Metropolitan club Of
New York have now a winning lead. In the new
Union" association the St Louis club is far ahead
Popular interest In the '.national game Is II any
thing, on the increase, and playing has almost
reached perfection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

IL RESTAURANT
Old established stand on PENNSYLVANIA avenue near
Capitol fixtures and good will and furn
ture of ten rooms restaurant first and doing good
business good stock of liquors aud wines hand euod
dningroom and pool Iarlors kitchen first class with
all modern conyeniencts fine trade guaranteed lease
good for ten months; for selling given the
house Only cash buyers need apply Inquire 3J3 Penn
syIvsnia avenue northwest Washington. u. C. sul-ew
INoR SALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
Il of Sprlng and Summer Carriages such ~ NictorAa
Pin etons Extension TOYS. Jump Seats. Two-w hed
Carts Buc1es two and four passenger Rockaways &C.
&c. Repairing promptly attended 20 hOBf. Ii GhA-
HAM, Repository and Factory 4l6 sth Il sp3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01
PROFESSIONAL.

loot sURGERY.-UsEFUL EET BEING REQUI-
Il site to health the highest medical surgical Judi
cial political. military and naval dnitares of this
country. representa- tives of leading foreign govern
visit DIR WHITE & son. 14l6 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington and II North Eutaw street Baltimore for
Nails. &c Thirty-ninth year of practice. Fee 81 a
visit seaO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR LIME
OFFICE SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT.
NEW PENSION BUILDING.
WASHINGTON. ID. G September s3ra. 1884
Proposals for lime for Pension building are in
vite not exceeding three Thousand barrels of 800
pounds each TO be delivered bulk time
as called for. Bids received by poon Of OCTOBER
tlhSI, 1884, will be opened on that day.
BIDS should be endorsed Proposals for Lime and
addressed to the undersigned.
Supervising Engineer and Architect New Pension
se24eoat Building
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON Sept 10. 1884
hundred and nine, IN the city of washlngton r. c.
Sealed proposals. addressed to the ed will he
M9NniY t TEF oT9e Hn ~ dE 0TwGk MON
Tor the purchase OF numbered hundred and
nine. in the city Of Washington, ID G.
in six months without interest or all cash at bidders
option.
Proposals may be made for all-12s 1856 square feet
more or lessor any portion of SAID square All bids
be for the square foot Of ground
deposit Of ten per oentum Of the amount bid for
must be made with the Collector in cash and
The right to reject any all bids reserved by the
Commissioners
An abstract Of title can be examined at this Office
By order Of Commissioners ID. c.
sel7-eotnlO WILLIAM TINDAI-L. Secretary
DROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
Il Sealed proposals to furnish and the following
Coal and Wood in such quantities may be ordered for
the Department of Justice will be received until
FFMElNE %, SSGLoCk. NOON SATURDAY. OCTOBER
$50 tons best quality White Ash Anthracite Coal fur
mace size.
5tons best quality White Ash stove size
IS cords best quality Pine Wood
nstruetons to bidders to be had application at the
Department OF Justice se27-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

John Mccullough, the tragedian, has finally
broken down completely, cancelled all his en-
gagements ana retired from the stage. For years
bis health has been falling, and his more recent
snorts TO act In spite Of his increasing inirmites
have saddened and shocked his real admirers Nc
Cullough had a giants frame and an iron constiru-
uon, but he breaks down In what should be the
prime Of life, as result of "over-doing."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-17
4 Plscky Ysaag 1as.

Here II trus story Of successful ener-
gy. A young drug clerk wrote from ths
Far West 70 . prominent pharmacist
In New York, saying he would like TO
come to the city and enter = store. He
came, but when the pharmacist quea-
toned him personally he found that his
visitor had never put up prescriptions
written in Latin; consequently, he did
mot got . situation. HG did not know
. soul In the great city. mot evsn the
geutieman TO whom he had written lun-
ill he met him at his storo). He souaht
Ia vain for place and 6nally Ioun4 s
subordinate position, whore he vos giy-
en- ave dollars wesk, and had 70 board
himself He was studious, pnshing,
active young fellow, and soon managed
10 attend the lectures at the College Of
Pharmacy. The gentleman with whom
he had corresponded took IN interest
in him, and invited him to come 10 his
store and assist In the manufacturing
OF fluid extracts. Once he showed his
employer what be could do In that line.
The man was surprised. "Why can't
you do. something Of that kind for me2s
he asked. Tho clerk said hs could,
and his salary (Which in the meanvhilo
had been slightly increased) was raised
to very respectable proportions He
worked for = time In this way, evontu-
ally receiving salary Of 80 : week ;
finally he opened labrstory Of his
own, and today he employs forty Or
fifty "hands. And yet. when he ~
rived in New York he did not have : dol
= 81 n =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-17
ssSacred" Music.

.Desist," exclaimed IN indignant
mother to her son. when one Sunday
afternoon she could hear sounds issu.
ing from the piano in her drawing.
room which were not quite compatible
with her Sabbatarian ideas Of sacred
music: @desist, you know what an avor-
sion / have to that kind Of music being
played on Sunday"
sBut, mamma DEAR" answered the
SON, 'the piece ia called The March oi
the Jewish PRIEST
.Ohi very we'll, replied the mother,
IF it is anything TO do with priests il
must be sacred, 20 pray continue"
This reminds us how, some few years
ago, We were weatherbound % smAll
house in the country-near Fayersham.
Time: Sunday evenings vet one.
-Oh, I should ike you 70 heax my
little daughter play"
INA, dear, what shall I playf
don't know any sacrsd piscsa
Altar : short aside between mothes
and daughter. : wsll-wosn .Hemiltoaia
Piano 16tcr ~ accopt as reds
~ ourwosthy hostssa ~ 0ptss-
@f71a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-17
THE BLAcKsMITH's TOMMY.
bYnrv. DIR. 4. A. +. rAYIEn

- -" =
Well, William you We buried your Johnny. they
It'sa powerful stroke, that is true:
But taking on this way wont better tho loss.
And It's worse work for Bess than for You.
You're man and can shoulder big loads liles
For you're of with the workmen all day:
But she-weil, these women are soit-heartcd
With their chicks always round IN their way.
We mortals must slide OF the same road. you
All the youn gsters, too. taking their turn.
So they might as well leave US while tender and
frail.
And be saved oil the hardships we learn.
know it's rough, William; I've boon there
m>eelf,
:. When it seemed as II 'twcre cry. or die;
I'd O me tothc shop blow and hammer awhilc:
And my throat most like Stag twas 80 dry.
Dye mind him. my Tommy? that snug little
MY third boy, with fax hair and blue eyess
He was built for wrestler, II ever cub WAS.
Just ~ spry, and SO strong for his size. 81
Oh! he was sharper, tell you he wasl
Other folks said the same bes;dee me;
.s1i.'k SNps H - ln1haa Isthlk ~ ySs
II was sosnsthing blind nag could SOS.
Why, William. that boyd take his slate BY
himself
And scratch pictures from breakfast till
And the schoolmistress said that for cipherina
sums
He beat ALL for he d always add right.
Thought a good heap of that shaver, guess
lie stood closer, somehow than the rest:
He never had need to lie scolded or hit,
You could see he was trying his best.
Sam Parish. he said in his mean way, one day
80 8 1yoursnt I''f-1s '..>' s .1-
He's too kind to be stayin' here 'mongst vi
You'd best b. be % gettin' ready to mourn"
That struck to my hcart-maie me feel sort Of
But 1t came back to me after while:
For one day Tommy hurried home early from
Eishead hot ~ II he d run full mile
So wife put hin to bed. while sal up to watch
He was mild d-like.-never spoke cross word
But he slid right along down the hill. you ma,
= say, - ~
But three days-but the story you've heard
I'm only q blacksmith, Iknow, and my bands
And my muscles are hardened like steel:
But that is n o sign that blood Is not blood,
Nor that hearts cannot break up and feel
haven't roof Of my own. nor team.
Or amt like the rich man that keeps store
But tell you my own cubs are dear TO m,
ASH handled my turnout and four.
Other men have to uf1er like you;
And it makes people better, more steady yot
While it ought to make brothers more true