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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-03-15
CFrom Saturdays DAILY FREE PREss).

CFrom Saturdays DAILY FREE PEEss).
The county board adjourned yester-
day until May 9TH.
The st. Paul White Lead and Oil
company had fire Thursday night en-
failing several thousand dollars loss.
We should have chronicled day be-
fore yesterday the arrival of little girl
at the pleasant home ofB. T. Hutchison.
-NepIl & Co. will secure their boilers
for the court house of G. G. Quinn.
They will also use Mankato material
whenever possible.
-Messrs Lassow and Perrin voted for
and Messrs. Barr and Davis against the
indefinite postponement of the prohibl-
tory amendment scheme.
The members of the high school
graduating class are Misses Abbie Davis,
Margaret Gable, Eva Boegen and Hattie
Noble, and Mr.. Ben. Shepherd. They
ali belong to the "A'' class.
Miss Tille Swanson closed her sue.
cessful winter term Of school at Mlnneo'
ma. March LIST, this being her ninth term
of that school. Miss Swanson being one
of our most successful teachers is highly
respected and loved by her scholars ano
ma nv friends at MinneOpa.
The recital given by Miss Marion
Lowell last evening at normal hall was
attended by large number of towns
neople besides the normalItes. The lady
ia an elocutionist of rare ability, and rem
dered program of interesting selections
IN way TO secure the appreciation O.
all.
Howard WEIGH has been appointed
mailing clerk at the postoffice to succeed
WI. Masters, who bought out Frink'f
restaurant. Mr.. Welch has had expert
ence in the position, and the appoint
ment is a good one. No appointment
will he made at present to succeed hin
as special carrier.
We are informed that the Democra
tic "b'hoys" of the First and Secont
wards intend to renominate Mayor Pfal
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than it is the province and duty ola pas.
tor, Mr.. Barbour forcibly presented the
needs the church has for new building
and gave plenty of evidence that if the
the society should decide to take first
step in the matter now that with prop
er spirit and the needful faith there
would be found way to go forward.
What effect the pastors remarks will
have remains to be seen. At recent
meeting of the trustees, il is understood,
they decided on account of the rather
stringent times not to make any initia-
tory movement at present. There are
many in the congregation, however, who
are in favor of securing location at
once and il possible getting the founda-
ton in this year. While Mr.. Barbour's
statements were probably given with
view to defining his own position rather
than for the purpose of Fastening any
decision, 1t is to be hoped his well con-
sidered remarks will have the effect
OF causing reconsideration of the poll
cy of delay and that Immediate steps
may be taken by the proper officers to
provide this society with an edifice COM
mensurate with its influence and stand
ing i'm the community.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-03-15

William Schneider has commenced
an action against the Mutual Benefit As.
ISOLATION of Minneapolis, asking for the
appointment of a receiver for the cor.
poration. Schneider procured policy
of $1,000 upon the life of his mother in
November, 1885. She died in March
1887. and the company refused to paw
the loss. He commenced suit against
them, and in july, 1888, obtained a iudg.
ment of 81 ,366.67 against the co mpany,
which has not vet been paid. An exc
cutien was issued, but no property could
be found.
The insurance commissioner has com
pleted his statement of the amount OF
money to be given to the various fire
departments of the state as their pro
rata share of the tax on premiums paid
into the state treasury. The following
is the apportionment for several cities
in this vicinity: Mankato S332.72; AL
Der Lea $113.7l; Austin $IOO.96; Fair.
bault S454.l1; Lake CRYSTAL $685.; Ma
pleton So "a; st. Peter $141.54; Winnie
bagO City $42.87; Wells $32.O4.
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IT'S A 90.

Our citizens will be pleased to know
that the proposed addition TO the Man.
kato House is sure thing. Mr.. HI. G.
Gerlach has completed the plans, and
bids will be advertised for next week.
The addition will be located on Hickory
street, running from the present build
ing to the alley. 1t is to be three stor-
les in height, of brick, and will have a
frontage of ss feet and depth of As feet.
The total cost of the improvements will
be $l1 900. Next year Mr.. Burt contem-
plates moving the Office and dining room
temporarily into this part, while the old
wooden portion is torn down and being
rebuilt three story brick after the most
approved style of architecture. Manka-
TO will then boast of two as fine hotels as
can be found in the state.
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Happiness and Health

Are important problems, the former de-
pending greatly on the latter. Every
one is familiar with the healthy proper
ties of fruit, and no one can afford TO be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruit REM
edy, Syrup of Figs, may be had of our
enterprising druggists. For sale in so
cts and 81 90 bottles by Jno. R. Jones,
druggist. feb27t4wd&w.
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p eople Who Travel.

Some people have passion for trav
cling, while others are bored ant
wearied by five-mile ride or even
jaunt in street car. 1t is all a matte
of taste and disposition and depend
upon the temperament. But the mos
easily wearied tourist experiences
sense of comfort while travelling over tn,
SAINT Paul d Duluth Railroad, with it
excellent road bed and first-class equip
ment. The Duluth Short Line" is tn,
popular route to and from st. Paul
Minneapolis, Duluth, West Superior
saltwater. and other points. A. B
Plough, General Passenger Agent, st
Paul, MINI.
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Coon THUNpER. March IL,

GOOD THUNDER, March -.
The bolter was defeated. Jones wal
on deck early this morning qualifying.
A. Austin is happy.
Herb Cornell and ). G. Graham tool
the train toward Wells this morning.
A. G. Schroeder will take carload o.
horses to Dakota this week for j. j
Graf.
Baptist sociable Friday night.
Election resulted as follows:
SGpervisors-M. Gainor, Chm; Rob.
ert Speck, j. Brison.
Treasurer. n. Flanagan.
Cierk-A. Austin.
Justices. Morrow, o. III. Austin.
Constables-S. Huntley, +. Weir.
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Syrups OF Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effect.
i've remedy known to Cleanse the Sys-
tenn when Bilious or Costive; to dlsbei
Headaches, Colds, and Fevers; to Cure
Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles,
etc. Manufactured only by the Cafiforn-
ia Fig Syrup Company. For sale in SOC
and $l.00 bottles bv Jno. X. Jones, drug
gist, Mankato. octlO 6mtsd&w
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Eczema. itchy. scalv. sk,n Tort,.s.

The simple application of "Swayne's DIN
ment, without any internal medicine will
cure any case of letter, Salt Rheum, Ring
worm, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, all
Scally, Itchy SKIN Eruptions, no matter how
obstinate or long standing. 1t is potent. effect
i've. and costs but atrifie
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JURY yENiRES.

The clerk of court has drawn up the
following venires for the grand and petit
juries for the coming May term of the
district court. The grand jury is sum-
moned to appear May 2lst and the petit
jury Nav 22d. The petit jury is but one
day later, or the second day of court, to
save the county the cost of one days
expenses
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Total-12 deeds.
At first n little, hacking cough,
tA,IHa rnfhinn hut a cnId %

They say, twill very soon wear off,"
Alas, the story old
The hectic cheek, the failing strength,
The grief that cannot save,
And hfes wan flame goes out, at length,
In consumptive's grave.
If persons would use DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, when irrita-
ton ofthe lungs is indicated by cough,
it would be an easy matter to avert con-
Be wise in time.
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For Sale.

| offer for sale my residence and store
building and stock of general merchan-
disc at Garden City. An goods will be
sold at cost for the next 60 days.
1912 ID. WILLIAMS.
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Land for Sale.

Twenty acres south of Mankato, IL
miles from postoffice, on Bunker hill
road, (part of the old Robel farm) clear
ed and half under cultivation.
JOHN 7. MAY,
3St4 Mankato.
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Farmers buy your Drags and Seeders
from j. q. Roller. He sells Van Brunt
Steel Frame Spring Tooth Seeder, which
Is by far the best In market. 3t3Sw
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HEATING CONTRACT AWARDED

The county commissioners Friday
awarded the contract for steam heating
for the courthouse and old Jail to o. A.
Nepil, of st. Paul, whose bid was as fol-
lows
Boilers. brick work, hot tank .. 81 1882
Radiator, all piping and heating pipes
with Independence steam heating and
Heating apparatus, old jail. ............ b35
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The board was very DESTROYS of award
ing the contract to Wickersham & Brown
of this city, but could not do 1t owing to
the fact that they did not put in a full
bid. The system of heating adopted is
what is known as the gravity steam
heating, and Is very highly recommend
ed, having given excellent satisfaction
wherever adopted. Two boilers will be
put in, though one will be sufficient ex-
cept in the very coolest weather. Any
part of the building can be heated and
the rest cut off, or the Jail can be heated
exclusively. This system does not in
clude ventilation, but does include hot
water service in the Jail. The board has
devoted great deal of time to the in
vestigation of the different systems and
has doubtless secured the best. The
only regret Is that Mankato firm conld
not have secured the contract.
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LIME TOWNSHIP, March IA.

ID. B. F. Anderegg closed his hfth term
of school last Friday. Mr.. Anderegg
has by firm and earnest policy secured
the good wishes of all his friends for any
future undertaking.
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GRAND JURY.

John L. Davis, Butternut Valley; John
w. Austin, Butternnt Valley; Samuel
Pond, Mankato City; w. W. Paddock,
Mankato City; Geo. Mansfield, Jr.,
Mankato City; Geo. I. Boynton, Man
kato City; +. j. Sheldon, Mankato City
Fred. Widell, Mankato City; l.. n.
Holmes, Mankato City; John Barnard,
Mankato City; Nicholas Theissen, Man
kato City; David j. Jones, South Bend /;
Timothy Sullivan, DanvIlle; Henry G..
Anderson, Judson; LAFAYETTE Church,
Shelby; Patrick Galnor, Sterling; Peter
NJ. Peterson, Lincoln; S. j. Mace, De-
CORA; r. f. Howard, Vernon; Allen
Thompson, Rapidan; Oscar Wells, LIE
Ray; William Vroman, Napoleon; A. A.
Garden City
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OUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
MANKATo TOWNSHIP, March

MANKATO TOWNSHIP, March II.
Miss Edith Cooke, of Kasota, engaged
as teacher here for the present year,
closed her winter term last Friday. In
the evening spelling match and liter
airy exercises were had, witnessed by
about 100 persons. This district is proud
of its new school building, and with Miss
Cooke as teacher, the scholars are well
proyided for.
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Charles Burnett, Mankato City; Chris.
tian Hub, Mankato City; Lawrence
Henlein, Mankato City; Charles Swan
son, Mankato City; William Bradley,
Mankato City; William Conrad, Man
kato City; John ID. Duane, Mankato
City; L. ID Saylor, Mankato City; j. S.
Englertb, Mankato Township; John E.
Ireland, Mankato Township; Lyman p.
Wildes, jamestown; James Mountain,
Lyra: Charles Graf, Lyra; Valentine
Newbarsr, Danyille, Geo. E. Doland,
Medic; John q Sironel, Me6o; VIM
Butternut Valley; Henry Radichel,
Lake Crystal; Elias Anderson, Sterling;
&. W. Swift, RapidaD; Bertram Len
nard, MCPHERSON; Ezra Cooper. Yer
non; Ira B. REYNOLDS, LeRaY.
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Tnz RAILROADS.
Chicago, TtIwsukecS ST. Paul

,,, Arrive. Depart
passenger S:l5 a. IN. Passenger ...T:I0 p. m
ASSommni 200 y. IN. Accounted. 200 a. IN
Making direct connections To AN nolnts cnst
aud south.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14
Til. Dccif.. Of the Hustle.

There is soneli,tle concern in tieTainds
of manufacturers concerning that much
abused adjunct 10 ~-oTasn's wardrobe
the hustle. Is it 9oE1g out entirely, on
viii it continue to be worn! Theses are
now the burning questions.
We have cofsected opinions from, va
rious parts Of the country and abroad.
and deducc from tbssue opinions that
whether tho hustle - dead or not, Il Ger
taiuly has diminisbet1fn sire, and IL worn
q. all this fan il wdI be hardly percep.i-
bic. High authority IN Boston says the
hustle viii certainly 90 out entirely. IL
Chicago bsre Is hardly aDy can for Il,
while in San FRANCHISE II promises TO BE-
stu worn, sbousi, u greatly reduced pro
portions. IN this CITY II Is Diminishing In
size and many predict that .; VII soor
occupy position Of innoctDos oieeue-
tude.-Cloak and SUIT Rsvieg.,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14

II. PaEteur II threatened with rival
Or. Peyra-d. oouzulting physician al
vichy. claisz. 20 have discovered al ELI
Gent method - tTesting raots- By In
jecting into rabbits tie szszSco Of fssrs IA
I1iIar herb called ''.anEy," bs proiuosd
what he GALE bydrvphoh4c ia;<nicasssosl.
or something very k-rslalay. and with "
rus thus obtained be mingled 20 PER ON.
O, chIoraL lie inJscfed several animals
which had rasias with tbs p-ophyi sctic.
and be profess 70 have eared fo<sr oui
Of six This limited e-psr1enos. how
ever, ean scarcely 30 Regarded - a s'ish-
ciers. test Of the success Il the Few mode
Ct treatraeu.-SewI York Es1I-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14

In 1857, when there were thirty-ene states,
many of the flags in general use contained
but thirty stars, in five rows of six stars
each. The union was also formed in one
large star, as has been suggested for the
forty-two star flag. Other forms were a
lozenge of stars, diamond, an anchor, the
letters ''U. S." formed of stars, and very
large flag foated in New York city had a
crude representation Of the American eagle
made of stars in the canton
Probably it will never be known who de-
vised our union of stars II was one of the
happiest ideas ever known in heraldry or flag
making, but the identity of the person to
whom credit for it is due has been hopelessly
lost. There is nothing in the records of con-
gress nor in the voluminous mass of CORE
spondence on the subject giving a clew to the
actual designer. During the first months of
the Revolution each state had its own flag 1t
is doubtful if the American army had flag
at Lexington, and it is pretty well settled
that it had none at Bunker Hill. a very
common device of that period was the rattle
snake flag with the inscription:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14

Puck-The king doth keep his reveis here to-
night.
Take heed the queen come not within his sight;
For Oberon is passing fell and wrath,
Because that be, as her attendant, hath
lovely boy, stol'n from an Indian King
She never had so sweet changeling;
And Jealous Oberon would have the child
knight of his train, to trace the forests wild;
But she, perforce, withhoids the loved boy,
Crowns him with flowers, and makes him all hen
joy.
And now they never meet in grove or green,
By fountain clear, or spangled star light sheen;
But they do quarrel that all their elves for fear,
Creep into acorn cups and hide them there
Fai.-Either mistake your shape and making
quite,
Or else you are that sbrewd and knavish sprite
Calld Robin Goodfellow Are you not he,
That frights the maidens of the villagery;
Skins milk and sometimes labors in the quern,
And bootless makes the breathless housewife
churn;
And sometimes makes the drink to bear no BARN;
Misleads night wanderers, laughing at their harm.
Those that Hobgo5lin call you, and sweet Puck,
You do their work. and they shall have good luck.
Are you not he?
Puck-Fahy, thou speak'st Alright,
am that merry wanderer of the night
But room, Fairy; here comes Oberon-
Fai.-And here my mistress. Would that he
were gone!
ENTER Oberon from one side, and Titania, fol
lowed by other two Fairies, from the other.l
Obe.-nl met by moonlight, proud Titania-
Tita.-What, jealous Oberon! Fairies, skip
hence
Iheve foresworn his bed and company.
Obe.-Tarry rash wanton. Am not thy lordf
Tita.-Then must be thy lady.
Obe.-How long within this wood intend you
stay?
Tita-Perchance till after Theseus' wedding
day.
II you will patiently dance in our round,
And see our moonlight revels, go with us.
II not, shun me, and will spare your haunts.
Objective me that boy and will go with thee.
Tita.-Not for thy fairy Kingdom. Fairies,
away.
We shall chide downright, if 1 longer stay.
Exit Titania and fairies
Obe.-Weu, go thy way; thou shalt not from
this grove,
TIL torment thee for this injury.
My gentle Puck, como hither;
Fetch me that flower; the herb showed thee
once,
The juice of which, ON sleeping eyelids laid,
VIII make man or woman madly dote
Upon the next live creature that is seen.
Fetch me this herb, and DE thou here again,
Ere the leviathan can swim a league
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14

THAT man who just went out had a
head so large hadn't hat in the store
that would Fit him" said the halter, as
he put away a hat nearly As Bag as coal
scuttle
"Who was hoA
81 don't know. He is connected with
the police department, think. Did you
ever notice" he went OF. what large
heads these policemen have: Nearly
every one OF them wears a hat larger
than the average. The Irish, as a raoe,
have enormous heads. There are some
Germans in town who have large beads,
but their bodies are couespondngiy
mammoth
What Is the largas. size Of hat you
keep
"a u. There are z sizes made; that is
what the man who just went out Of here
wanted but didn't have it."-Bufalo
Courier.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14
The oosel cock, so black Of hue.
With orange tawny bill
The throstle with his note so true.
The wren with little QUILL

The oosel cock, so black Of hue
With orange tawny bin,
The throstle with his note so true
The wren with little quill
Tfta-, waking angel wakes me from my
howery beds
Bot-Ihe finch. the sparruw and the lark,
The plain song cuckoo gray,
Whose note full many man doh mari,
And dares not answer nay.
For, indeed, who would set his wit to SO fool
ish bird! Who would grSe bird the lie. though
he cry 'cuckoo!' Never SO.
Tita,[ pray thee, gentle mortal sing again;
Mine ear Is much enamored OF thy note,
So is mine eye euthrailed to thy shape;
And thy fair virtues force, perforce. doth move
me
On the first view, to say, to swear. love thee.
Bot.-Methnks. mistress you should have little
reason tor that; and yet to say the truth, reason
and love keep little company nowadays.
Tha-Thou art as wise as thou art beautiful
Bot-Nos SO. neither; but II had wit enough
70 get ous Of this wood. I have enough to serve
mine own turn
Tfta--Ous Of this wood do not desire 30 go;
Thou shalt remain here, whether thou wilt or no
am spirit OF no common rate;
The summer still doth tend upon my state.
And do love thee; therefore go with me;
III give thee fairies TO attend ON thee;
ana bney SNAIL ItSto0 lntse jewels IRON the deep,
And sing while thou on pressed flowers dost sleep,
And will purge thy mortal grossness so
That thou shalt like an airy spirit go.
Peasblossom. Cobweb. Moth. Mustardseed,
Enter four fairies.
IFai.-Ready.
2Fai.-AndL
SF2i.-AndL
4Fai.-Where shall we go?
Tita-Be kind and courteous to this gentleman;
Hop in his walks, and gaubol il his eyes;
Feed him with apricots, and dswberrieS,
With purple grapes green figs and muIberses;
The honey bags steal from the humble bees,
And for night tapers crop their waxen thighs,
And light them at the fiery glow worms eyes,
To have my hove to bed and to arse;
And pluck the wings from painted butterflies
To fan the moonbeams from bis sleeping eyes.
Nod to him, elves, and do hun courtesies
1 Fai-Hail, mortall
2Fai--Haill
8 Fai.-Hail!
4Fai.-Hal!
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14

There L :: las SOFT, farns hccs thai
the razne Il Calais sill 70. u tho fusu-s
b % deeply wrifsen Is IN oss paz; ca
tic Enzi1sh heart-znd stomach Ths
bats viii now bs abe 70 cone II there.
or 20 cut. .. any hour 81 shs day 60
night. az tie four great nsz pn<sroocz
eso@e aiocEssSs q zhsh EsAots tos sss-
tide railway station As some ziSos
ssa Passengers 20 ihrOagh Czs-as n \
wear, the tosaI SUN cf additional CEN
far- VIII be Once . Wee.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14
Exit Puck

Puck-l'd put gIrdie round ABOUT the earth
In forty minutes
Exit Puck
Obe.-Having once this Juice,
I'll watch Ntania when she Is asleep,
And drop the houor of it in her eyes.
The next thing then she walking looks upon,
She shall pursue 1t with the soul Of love;
And ere take this charm Off from her sight
tAs oan take 1t With another herb)
IN make her render up her page to me-
Re-euter Puck.
Hast thou the flower there. Welcome, waDderer
Puck-Ay, there it Is.
Obe.-I pray thee, give il me-
know a bank where the w1d thyme blows
Where OK lips and the nod.iinS violet grows;
Quite over-canopied with lush woodbine,
With sweet musk roses and with eslantine;
There sleeps Titania. some time OF TIE night,
Ltliied in these bowers with dances and delight;
And there the snake throws her eDsmeled sin,
Weed wide enough 70 wrap larry IN;
And with the juice Of this III streak her eyes
AID make her fun OF hateful fantasies
IExeunt Ohe-on and P1,cl-
E1tz< Titania and Fairies
Ti.a-Co--e uox a rounded, and fairy song:
Then. FOR the third part Of minute hence:
Bone 70 XIII cankers in the musk rose buds.
Some war with rear mice fox their beatbe-n winSH
To make ny small elves coats; ana some keep back
4 L
ders
Ato11r quaint SPIRITS Sing me nov asleep:
Then 20 your Offices and ee me rest.
gReciines or grass
IFsi-YO1 spotted snakes, with double toogue,
Thoruy hedge hays be nos seen.
Nevis and bind ~oc1rs DO 10 wrong:
Come lot near our fairy queen
Cho-us-Philo-nei With melody.
sing YNp< ySrrf- SWEET IITsaSy:
Lula, lula. lullaby; mIla. iulls, lullaby.
Never harm
Nor spell ror chNn-
Come ou- lovely lazy nigh;
So. good night with lullaby
2Fai-Weaving spiders, co1se not here:
Hence. you bong Iee-ss'd SINNERS, hence;
Beetles black. aTProach DOT near,
Worm nor snail DO 10 oEe1se
Chorus -Pslnroel with melody, etc
2Fai-Eesce away TOW a. Is vel
One sIoo{ Sand ssEt4IAA
rErEr: fszrses. T7tanis s,eeFA
Enter Obc-ulI
o5e--Whzt thou ssest when ssoa ooss wake,
IAnSntlag TssAslas eyre Ids ]
Do Il, for thy true lore sake.
Exi; Ohe-oa
TEz.er Bottom. with mask Ike an ass bead
=SaEs