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DIR. IRA e. OATIIAN,

physician AND SURGEON. SPECIAL. AT
I tention TO Diseases of Females. Office
62l J street, upstairs. Residepce-l027 G street,
corner Eleventh. Office Hous-9 to II A. NJ,
! to 3 and to 5 Pm slim
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Mnf. ELEERY ERIf4.as. hi. n.

nCULIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throat. Office, 4295S
street, corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal. Hours $50 TO Il 4. n; l TO
?. n. SUNDAYS: go 70 Il A. NJ; to4P.N SIT
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DIR. s. z. BRUNE

GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BER-
VI lin, Germany. Office-52i street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Residence-cornerF Fourteenth
and K streets Sacramento. Office hours: 1890
=. n. to P. M. P. NJ. 10 P. NJ; P. II. to P. n.
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DR.. LAME,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON -oFFTcE AND
l. Residence, No. 323 ] street, between Third
sEd Fourth. BoUrs-S to 10 A. II, 3 20 and to
P. n. Ctdce Of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at ESlae rlace s5-4pIm
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DIR. DeDERKy

HAS RETURNED TO SAN FRANCISCO
II where he shall be happy TO see his friends
at 422 Van Ness avenue, corner OF McAllister.
Take McAlllster street cars and alight at the
door au27-lm
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HoTE

AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
CANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
- This hotel is in,the very center of the busi.
ness portion of the city. The travelling public
will find this to be the most comfortable and re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room,
81, 81 Is and 81 so per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach TO and from the Hotel
jy13 CHAS. MONTGOMERY b BRO. Props.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSE

1OOs FRONT STREET. NEAR STEAMER
IUEO Landing, has reopened, where lodg-
ings by the day, week or mouth, single or double
rooms, can be had on reasonable terms.
aul2-3t* CHRIS. KOENIG, Proprietor
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DR. u. Z. PENDERY.

VJGLECTiC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Once hour,: From 10 to IL 81; 2 to $3.50 P. NJ;
to9P: n. 0tce, 49, X street, between Fourth
Seventh aud Eighth. Saeramento sQ-lIn
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DIR. 10y FOND WON.

r ATE OF CANTON. CHINA, CAN BE FOUND
IL at his Medicine Store No 926 Third street
between and J. BY the Pulse he can locate all
kinds of Disease. Consultation free. His Medi-
cines are Roots and Herbs. Call and consult
with him if you are sick. s9-1m
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RETURNED.
DE. NIXON.

.R. PINKHAM, SIS EIGHTH STREET.
u Office Hours to 5, and $50 to 100 P. II.
next door. s2-f
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v. 81. BALDWIN. III. ID
WAILACE =. RRIGns. NI. n.

GURGEON AND PHYSICIAN OFFICE,
y northeast corner Second and K streets. OF.
fee hours: 10 A. n to u NJ; to 1 and to s p.
II. Residence, 81 " street. auIb-1m
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.. ~. gREp.s 81 GO

c14. J STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
p%O Dealers in Paints, Oils, varnishes, Win
aoyS Glass. Picture 6oidiHss. Brushes, Artists
siA;e rl8l s5sil,l z Psner, liam and Decorative
val F6Per, dnd 'IieZief Paper Tor Window Deco
IaEleAs nate-s, 8 BieE Is entirely rev. GU11-lm
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WESTERN HOTEL.

NOS. zoe TO gle x STREET,
THREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
Leading Business and Family Hotel of Sac.
ramento, Cal. The most convenient 10 Post.
office, Express and Land Offices, all Courts and
Places of Amusement. Meals, 25 cents. First.
class in all its appointments. Free coach TO and
from the Hotel. VIM. LAND, Proprietor.
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physician AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICR
I and residence No. 40 J street, Sacramento.
onp. Hours. e. i r. : (iya4pa
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DENTISTRY.
f. II. TERRETS.

DENTIST, eIs SIXTH STREET, .se-ses,s.
~ between I and ], west side, 80 ss ss;;ss3
opposite Congregational Church. S+i[SD
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L. G. SHAW,

1T ATE OF LIGHT d. SHAW, s,srzzzSs.>
VI Dentist Office and residence -sssgsZs4
over TUFTS Drug store, corner Il fYT1A
Tenth and J streets. Office hours: -AIL1
A N. to 5 P. N. sundays, 10 to II. au13-lms
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e. a. ROYYrR.
z. J. cRoLY.
RwONG HUNG on = Co.
J. IEynfAN. %. = 80.

{1TATCIt&A EE2SS AND JEWELERs, -,
w 6e5 street, between l ifth and Sos.
sixth, have always on hand choice t@-{Sa
elry, etc. aul2-tf
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FURNITURE AND BEDDiNG FOR SALE
J. and for hire q; reasa nabls rates. CIlAS. II.
CAMPBEiLS Furniture y 4Terooms, 40 K
street ar22-In
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ii. H. PERSON,

DENTTsT, Ais STREET, BE- sszzxA
IL tween Fourth and Filth, Sacra-fstSssts=es.ss3
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted onNCQD
Gold, Vulcanite and sll bases Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrsc-
ton OF teeth. aul4-Im
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NOR SALE CHEFP-a SECONDHAND SIN
L Horsepower, Upright Engine ana Briier.
mounted on SKID. Can e had wish or without
circular saws and caliigEf y Ill be sod cheap.
Apply to D. GiARUAk! 81 Nlreet aui3.Nf
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DAMS FOR sAbI-THREE HUN
~ dred head in lots 70 suit; High S5gsssse
Grades and Thoroughbred Spanish Sessszas?
Nerinos. MRS. E. NJ. WILSON, Elk l+ssz4SA
Grove, Sacramento county. Cal. iySy.tosi5
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EoR sALE-A SECONDHAND SPRING
l. Wagon, with top aud four spri2gs; nearly
new; will sell cheap inquire HAY STORE,
corner Eleventh and ] strents sI-INH
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DENTTsT, QUINN's BUILDING, kza
~ northeast corner Fourth and ttfSss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted onO1Q1U
all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction OF teeth. jy25-tf
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ITO I.ET-A FURNISHED ROOM EURISG
i the State Fair season. Inquire at Ne. SIC
fifteenth street s7-tf
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-08-06
A Iipht with the Coreans.
washington Cor. Chicago News. ]

Washington Cor. ihtcaso NfNs.i
| was talking with Commodore Schley
the other day in relation 10 his tight with
the Coreans fifteen years ago. when Rear
Admiral Rogers, in command of the Asiatic
squadron, went t. Corea 10 get an explana-
tion from Corean officials for the destruc-
tion Of the American schooner Sherman IN
1866. tie aid: Two men OF the navy and
myself were the first 10 get over the fortiii-
cation. behind which the Coreans were
fighting NJ sooner had We got within the
fortifcation than both the men, who stood
ON each side of me, fell dead. For the first
time in my life | heard the music of bullet.
Music rules creation;
But when a bullet sings through the air,
10 close q mans head
That IL raises his hair,
To enjoy il requires a te that j. rare,
Aud "A certain amount OF cultivation
I assure You heard the ugly thud Of bull
let's as they struck the bodies of men ami
knocked them lifeless. | stood alone before
those Coreans IL seemed 10 me the time
was an hour. but il was only few seconds.
At first thought | would run. but con-
ciuied todie, if had To die at all, by being
shot in front But our forces came rapidly.
When they saw the predicament in which
was placed they surrounded me 10 protect
me. Toe fight did not last long. Our forces
were so superior that they soon drove the
enemy away. Scaredi have never been
so scared in my life. II | had never after
war.l seen the Corean who killed the man at
my right would have taken my oath that
he was eight feet tall. | recognized hini
among the dead after the fight was over. lie
was not over five feet six.
We wondered during the fight why the
Coreans offered such opposition Their ac-
tion was explained by document we found
in the fortifcation. The document wa
from the emperor of Corea TO his subjects.
He told them that If they failed TO kill US
and ran away he would Kill them after the
fight was over
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THE NATIONS HERO DEAD.

HASTINGS El'N M
Kyr., f,II "A thousand bells upon the morning air 2
W',v stills the Fastening thTong in busy mart
and street
Why wecp- Columhia-why mourn her daugh-
.srs fair
why blanche The brow. when questioning
ueighbors meet p
WHY drsop the flags half lowered on the mast .
WHY millions bowed with bare and reverent
head
WHY re,ldening eyt- and tear-drops falling fast .
Why mourn. tile world the Nations Hero :
dead
Toll the bell for the toil-worn hero toll
sound the buge-Call! the clarion anthem
swell
From sea to sea from north TO southern pole.
Ring out oh brazen tongues the funeral kneli
OF him we loved. who once our country saved
Wit. sword to truth and freedom strong allied,
And broke the chains of millions dark snslaved.
Toll. toll tell the uations how lac died:
Not ia battles van. midst -abers clashing,
Not midst angry strife, and shout and 'groah
Not midst screaming shell and cannon flashing,
Not 'midst bloody sweat, and agouizing moan
Not midst rifles blaze the column CALLING,
Not ia anxious cHmp.Or on CORY held
Not 'ui.st thinning ranks of comrades falling,
bid Deaths dark arrow pierce his earthly
shield
n f.l! not swiftly a. dazzling lightnings Hash,
Midst roaring storm OF angry Southern hlasl -
A. pe=teriug worm that gnaw- the towering ash
SLOW. cruelty the whitening blight was cast.
With quiet meu and suffering Weakened frame
Our Hero bowed To Heavens sovereign VIII,
And whispering low Jehovah's holy name,
SCARED up TO Him who bade the waves be still
Daily Graphic.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-08-06
c,,cher Bird and sparrows.

Portland Press
What has become OF the sparrowsi FORM
erly the streets were full Of them, the bird
houses ana the caves Of the buildings. Now
tbey are very scarce. Early mornings tneir
proceedings drove sleep from the eyeiids
Now all is comparatively quiet Can any
one answer the question: There i a freight
she'd al the Grand Trunk station IN when q
preat many sparrows live. tuesday q
butcher bird few in, and, strange to say IN
almost an instant not a sparrow could oe
seen. Where they went to no one eoaid say.
The bird found but two victims the hrst
dav Meanwhile some boys bad noticed the
tronble and finally managed TO kiil the oIri
with a stone. The moment the oird ssrucs
,ba rround the very building was alive WITH
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cess, will paw You then. II ! fail viii
probably never he able 10 pay YOU. The
voice wac 50 melancholy felt FOR him, and
told him that | had very large double bed,
which he was perfectly wehome 20 share
with me if he chose Where j. your badf
said Lincoln. Up stairs, | answered. He
took hi, saddle bags ON his arm, went up
Stair, - them on the floor. and cams down
laughing, saying: Wei, Speel, I'm
moved The iadicrous idea Of moving al
his earthly goods and chattelS by taking his
saddle bags up srsirs bad made his elastic
spirit as mirthful a just before it was dc.
ura--si
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present ARMS -
Az INDEPENDENCE ECHO.

Original
Oh fathers who tirel wars torch at Con-
lord
oh. heroe, who fought al Bunker Hill
Ye are not dead in your place o, resting,
But Ia your deeds ye are living still.
A, light Of the nations natal morning
Bar, eastern skies with its opal hue.
Break your bonds If sleep. Oh, nations
fathers
And form in line for a grand review!
Come forth. Oh. sons, from your grounds Of
camping
Ye are sleeping deep. but living still.
Beneath your tents on the field Of Shiloh,
Or ia bivouac at Malvern Hill
Take arms again. oh. We tired Sleepers:
Form line ia vour warlike gear arrayed;
March down through the ~elr~ 70 later
cumors.
To pas in review in a peace parad'.
From ont the shade Of thy hiding ,cabbard
Leap forth. Oh, sword with a bloodless
blade
let thy flashing point 60 shining skyward,
And fall la ~aluting accolade.
Thrill your every thread, Oh, star-hecl1ed
banner.
From outer fringe 20 your eaglrd staff;
Pour forth from your iron lips. Oh. cannon,
The ro-e-r,d breath OF a mighty laugh.
Oh. brazen th~oats of loud-braying bugles,
Send forth our notes of the glahiest key,
Till the golden air Is thrilled with music.
And stirred TO life by your p'ace-born
glee.
CIcave the air, Oh, tifes. with shriller shriek-
ing
Than warlike wall az the nations hirth,
Beat drums 20 the time Of joyful marches,
That IN Ia! ha with a mellow mirth.
Oh. bells that swing in thu lofty steeples.
By the sun-lisset sign Of peace high
crowned.
SniIl ont a. W sway your molten music,
Til We belt the land with zone of sound.
Fan flags, for to-day the white peace angel,
Full plumed stands waiting your droop-
ing signs;
Beat heart with the roll II high Saluting,
Flash arms presented along the lnesl
Reach out your hands, oh, nj and broth
eN
Let your clasping fingers intertwine,
Till your lives are linked in bonds Of union.
From Wave-waShed gulf To the northern
line
Roar guns again with peace evangell
Blend gray Of smoke with blue OF the sky
As the blue and gray were wrought an'
blendad
When wars red horror had passed us by.
Peal forth again your notes. Oh. bugles
With sounds Of peace like a rythmic rune
Salute with your songs the Nations morn
ing
That never shall know an afternoon.
Ban ID. HOUSE.
IyDIANAPOITS. July !.
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Troy Times ]


He is an old and experienced man in vice
and wickedness he is never found opposing
the works OF iniquity he taxes delight in thu
downfall OF the neighbors he never reioices
i'm the prosperity Of any Of bis fellow crea-
lures he is always ready 10 assist IN destroy
ing the peace Of society he takes no pleasure
i'm serving the Lord he y uncommonly dill
gent in sowing discord among ms friends
and acaua intances he takes no pride in labor
inc 10 promote the cause of Christianity hs
has not been negligent IN endeavoring TO
stigmatize all public teachers he makes no
exertious io subdue his evil passions he strives
hard 20 build up Satan's kingdom be lends
no aid to the support Of the gospel among
the heather he contributes largely 10 the
evil adversary he pays no attention TO good
advice BE- gives great heed t. the dew! be
will never 20 10 heaven he must 20 where be
viii receive the just recompense Of nis re-
ward
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In Arnold's Anecdotes OF Lincoln's Early
life" We have an account ot Lincoln's ar
rival. in 1887. at Springfield, where the
lawyer who lens him law books had offered
him a partnership. He rode" an old
friend tells us. into town on borrower
horse. without earthly goods beyond a pair
of saddle bags. two.or three law books and
some clothing in tine bags. He came intc
nv store. set his saddle bags ON the counter,
and said: speed. tell me what the furniture
for q single bedroom viii cost tcok
INV pencil, figured it up. ana found II
would cost Si7. kincoln replied: IT
cbeap enough. but / want to say that,
cheap as il is. have not the money
TO pay. But if you'll credit me unit
Christmas, and my experiment here Is ; sue
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Bumor from the Lon. star state.
Usroi. Free Pres. /

Texas siftings
WHY is the mosquito like charityi Because
it begins to hum.
MUSICAL ITEM
..Ona Of these dollars is a counterfeit,
ma am"
How can vou tellf
"Simplv by sound. just tap it and hear
how clear the genuine sounds. That's tenor.
Notice when | tap the other one. That's
base"
A SMART WOMAN.
An insurance agent applied 20 woman in
Austin 10 induce her TO get her husbands
life insured.
..Wm be sgre TO get the money If he dies
right off,"
..But viii Won give RE any assurance that
he will die right offf'
sNo. madam we cannot do that
..Well. then. what good viii IT be TO me 10
Oct his life insured If he doesn't die knew
There was some catch about this insurance
business"
THE KIND OF PARENTS HE WANTED.
MR.. Peterbv. an Austin lady, was reading
to her little son about the North Pole aud
the Esqumaux.
s.The Esauimaux are not remarkable Tor
neatneSs OF cleanliness. as they neither wash
rbemsslve, nor their children more than once
year"
..Oh. ma said Mrs. Peterby's little boy,
show / wish YOU was an Esqui-ma and pa
was an Esqui-Ial Them's the kind OF parents
( | need.
/ The mother wept, not 80 much " account
/ of the boys opposition 70 cleanliness as on
i account Of dire foreboding that the ksqui
boy, - to speak, might grow up and b
great American statesman like Sunset Cox
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New York sun

NV TUX NIIn
Young Lady DO you not think that Miss
S. i a very graceful girli
Young Mani never saw her but once,
and then She appeared anything but grace
full
Young Lady-Indeell Where did you see
her.
Young Mani saw her falling over a
wheelha-rcw.
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BENEATH THE APPLE TREES
rCiuton Scolsard J

Clinton Scosard
Upon a morning sunny
In golden summertime,
When bees were making honey
Aud poets making rhyme.
A maiden gowned IN satin.
With eyes like sapphire seas,
Was hummiag low in Latin,
Beneath the apple trees.
aAmorr She sang. and after,
"Amat' she coyly said,
Then. with a peal Of laughter
She shook her roguish head
aIf he were standing yonder..
And heard cried gay Louise,
GXVhat would he do, J wonder
Beneath the apple reesF
Iprithee tell. Sir Lover.
III You should ses and near
And. turning round, discover
That no one was anear.
Would YOU pause undecided
Or slvly creep and selze
And kiss the sweet. as / did
Beneath tho aUple treesi
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Prom One Who Knows.
indianapolis Journal


His wife Is the only person that believes
all the lies man tells. st. Louis Post-Dis-
patch Wrong. a. usual His wife is the
only person who professes to believe all the
lies mar tells. Between the two state
ments vast gulf Of feminine skepticism Is
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Agzravating Delay.
g. Paul Globe.

Did YOU ever notice how a woman takes
a cork out Of "A bottleH asks an exchange.
No. sir. We let the woman notice now We
take the ccrk out Of a Sottle. No gentle-
man viii stand idly by and lei woman
struggle TO get cork out OF bottle. IL
takes her too lGag
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-08-06

singing sparrows. so delighted were they to
be out again. Can IL be that the sparrows
have all gone down 10 the Grand Trunk
shsis, driven there by butcher bird.i
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To Guage His Worth.


New orleans ficafhne-
The size of a mans funeral is no indsca-
ton Of the moral worth Of the deceased.
One must look 70 the truthful funeral SER
mon and 10 the candid obituary ia.fy 10 set
at the true value of dead soul.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-08-06

A new form Il amusement Is the ~mum
socia0le. at which every ons who speak,
within e 'srratl specified time Is Nbject to
tine
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-08-06

Life. II AL the STORES If Victor Hugos
vanity are true, ne should be rectifistenea
Victor Ego.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-27
rorITICAL POINTS.

Judge Toufs ee Il tspilSl stamp-spcaker.
Gail Ila'ailton's political letters are ~
breezy a. ier Lf-t name signifies
Scnac, Ma'l"ue haB sguk S42,oD0 of his
private trnda IN the NSrgtHia campaign.
ExCongrc,sman George is candidate for
the OREGON scaatorship. George IS six ana q
hail feet high.
Senator Fair will b. The only representative
IN ;he senate OF the democratic vote west OF
the Missouri river. .'N
Col Lamont says the presidcut is over
worked, and th' strain Dt nagglnS visitors
upon him is too grcat,i
Congressman Kelley of Pennsylvania;
made his irst political speech III FanCuil
Han nearly nifty years ago.
The longest sentence Mr.. Evarts has ever
been known 10 utter in stump campaign are
those hc Is delivering In behalf OF Davenport
G.. &. Stevenson, of Gold Hill, Nevada,
(SenatOr Jones place of rcsidenc e, Will
PROBABLY be nominated for governor by the
republicans Ot that state.
Hon. Carl Schurz is now alluded TO by his
former ad dmlerS in the west as The Flying
Dutrhlnan. He never materialiZeS long
enough to be Of service to any political party.
Joyetnor Cameron and Malone and Wise
have become reConclCd and the quarrel Is
on. Every Effort will bc made in Virginia
~ capture The Legislature and re-elect Mahone.
1t is said that the Extra, Murat Halsteads
paper publ ishcd in New YORK during the pres.
lduntial ca nraign Of 1851, cost the republican
managers Sl5,OrJ, and brought scarcely any
votes to Blaine.
Was your husband ever in public office,
MIS- Spink?' AiiS. Sphinx: oh yes, indcedI !
lie was once appointed citCticn officer III his
precinct; he was to have served an entire
day, but unfortunately, he was taken i'll and
had tn resign before his teim was iialt ended.
1 have heard hlm say it was Il great dlSnp-
pointlncht 70 his party, a very great disap-
polnlmEnL
Now campaign lies
increase IN SIZE,
And candidates in wrath arise.
n SaIn they pray
tor more lair pay,
Yet organs still viii have their say,
AiaCkaday!