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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
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gREmEmRER.I 1 REMEMBER,

II KEMEMHEKsl REmEMBERs
+st, BY THOMAS HOOD.
'Iremember, remember. l@ s-
!. The house where was born,
The little window where the sun
saa Game peeping in at morn;
file never came wink to soon,
alsf. Nor brought too long day; y
H8ut now,i often wish the night
\ Had borne my breath away
Mremembsr, remember,
The rcses-sed and ehite; Y
he y,olets aud The slily-cups,
sE Those flowers made Of light!
THE lilacs where the robin built, @.'
= And where my brother set
THE laburnum on his hirth-day,-
~. The tree 10 living yet!
bIremember, Iremember,
70 Where. fused to swing;
And though the air must rush as fresh
y 40 swallows on the wing:
sMy spirit flew in feathers then,
That is so heavy now, azt. zs
Asd summer pools would hardly cool
The fever on my brow!
] remember, I remRmber,
80, The t...trees dark and high; -...
used to think their slender tops
Were close againe.. the SKY;
ltwas a childish ignorance,
But now It's little joy
TO know I'm farther off from heaven
Than when was boy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

ma which he fancied was firmly fixed
upon him. There was no mercy to
be expected from his powerful foe. He
locked hlmself up in his chamber and
would be seen by no one. His young
friends called, but were refused an in>
terview. Even the solicitations of bis
tutors, who had investigated his case
and ascertained his innocence beyond
a doubt, were unavailing, and bis seell
sion coatipued unbroken. Finally he
disappeared. s 81 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

sisted m taking the vote Mr. Brooks at engih ue'
sisted The motion to strike out was pat ana '0'''
Ne.sr. Webb and Brooks questioned the eorIeo''
ness Of the decision and demanded division Oh INC
meeting. The difficulty Of counting 80 vast al q,
.eroblare caused this to be resisted, and muon sO''
r.,n,ed excitement was manifested. Finally
H. GarELEY being urgently appealed 10 10 MAJ
., eDdeavor TO restore harmony rose ana 80
that as the Address was that OF Tic 'Oi'.--'.,
Convention. which this meeting bad no rlsn''ui
rower 10 mutls,e in any way, andwas not called on
s,ber 10 approve or disapprove by sPee.a' lie he
did no, perceive any necessity for farther action
mo-, +, He therefore moved that THIS meeting 90
now rbalfpas, o'clock adjourn
The Chairman put the question and decided u
..,.;ea though the vote was very close one
ce.r majority of the meeting evidently would have
referred to express by direct vote their approval
&c tho sentiments embodied in the Address.
The meeting then gave three hearty cheers for
the Wbig Cause and Candidates and quietly ad.
;ourned. ardenty resolved on deserving and se-
curing a glorious triumph Wings o! the state I,
disregard our apparent differences Of opinion and
emulate our ardent exertions, and NEw-I oRK Will
60 WHO on Tuesday next Onward to victory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

3 1t Is sad tina, there instance N which arge
fortunes have been made in short time from small be
snnn in any business pursuit except through exten-
sye advertising in the country papers and tina, il has
never failed when conducted ;udeiousy. II true and
~no car deny !; !, Is al interesting subject TO those
who are prepared TO supply The trade Of the country
The pamphlet, Tie Road to WeAlih,' recently Issued
al the Country Newspaper Advertising Agency ofV B.
PAIaES presents the subject in view calculated 10
awaken the attention Of the enerprsns city dealer and
usn9lsci ureE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

in Lspensrd.t for the discussion Of n, blessings Of
the y. Y. Constitution on Slavery.
" Il may not be known that the money paid for
licenses by Theatres COS the Society or the Reform
alton juysniie cenqaonts do s.o the penalties. when
incurred. This society which sued Messrs. Frcnch s.
Hsiser noted yesterday ~ earn. intend comInrnc
inR actions against several other places Of sEasene's
which IN their opinion ought 10 pay i0r Acenses Per
sons have been sent around - al Of them o.@es TIA:
they may give evidence on the trials.
II There were iS9 deaths last week OF which
10 were b. consumption and from small pox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ ScHEScK's PuLMoslc ,YsUP 10 certain remedy t0
the cure u Dyspepsia Liver Comp amt Coils, Coss1
ana sesses Of he Lungs. Any calling at tie onee
No COruanc-s can Obtain tTs.s) pamphlet gsAt
il descnpuO Of the above diseases SEQ re,fsrcs
n1mDer u persons Of high shading hat have been cured"
The USE " Ills medicine.
Beware oispunOus limitations To obtain ne pure g.
me, unsfliefsed PulmOnlc Syrup, 20 directly u ne p'
pneiDrs Once, No COnsnd--t. y. Y.
Please remember That p , b-ekm4D - no longer
Oi unne, aud The proprietor will not be Responsible 20 ~
medicine purchased VI him. 10 longer ses ne os'S
oiO1 III LII. seHEycK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ Gourauds haian Med,o.f,d Soap for the cure Off
PIES Freckes, Tan, sslO~ness knpuOGs aud ali SAN ~
agreements NJ the only depot 81 WskesL s Store FaDs
Broadway % cents A cake Crecaa Hair Dye p,gNse
Liquid Rouge, for crimsOnng Lips aud Cheeks fssfs
Subtle for sradcatHg H4TsCt aoUs AaT, without inrT
ne skin Iy bhfe for inslaltly scattering reInr. 81
Pushes from me face Acoustic drops for curing deanesh
&C. The above celebrated preparations ~ Dr. Goursss
are % be found only beaf Ia mnd al % WakersL Let s
FROM Broadway.
AsENIs--E. Tutte, Assembly Buildings PblstePst
jordan, Mi.s-st Boston; Carleton 4 Co. Lowell l,s
salem W l. G-rrsn, Nav Bedford; Guild, Bangor bsa
- -' oyg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
Whig Nominations.

Richmond Co.-GERRir LAFoRoI OF Css,leton,
Is the nominee for Assembly.
E-BERSARDUs J. RYDER mas been nominated
10 supply the place Of Mr. Garetson, on the Wing
Assembly ticket of Kings Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

PHALOs's CHEMICAL HAIR IsyiGOssros.- p rbs9
ST. cannot refrain from cknOwledging the inca nssr
benefits which have received from using your Chencl
Ba sam for ihe hair" lls effects In my Eos
msglcsi having impaired strength and viyOr ~ my ~
III, before hal been wesk tuning grey and fsDefa
To those similarly an cef feel great confidence Ia ecsx
mendng your neon par sbie nge1iog You al L~fJ
10 ny connection ~ n H. and indeed feel 70
duty due yOurse and fh- public that should he KS
llfIeace possess ~ bring mo general O.. cse~
where arflce Oi the And - needed.
Yours truly ROBT. D. HOLMES.
New-fCrE, Oct a. lSf5 Attorney, 10 Waist /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
J. II. seHESck

bEExaAss ORIGINAL OgSciss PULsosic srseS'-i'>
celebraIed remedy for he Of Consumpton. 20 :
Coughs, DseAss. Of IL Lungs, Liver Complaint and ",
pep-s Dc ..d. Usual. the Old estaDished oe'
the proprietor No. ~; Csrtl4nd-si ono door below
corrsr Of Gre-r1irb-st ca ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ THESE ARE TN FAcrs-No other persons Lave he
~ hi to make or sell The Magical Pain Extractor but
C0r,ands and the base attempts 10 deceive ks public win
e article from any other place only worth 0ihe ocor'
efeit stud attempted be palned of ger une and 10
not worth the ammunition a. shoot At On cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

e The Ann Renters Of Columbia Co have
nominated Seneca " DON for the Assembly in
place Of William S,reever, who declined the nom
nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

GOODYEAR .. DAY-oScE MORE.
have short answer 10 make 20 the long settlement
over II II DAYS name affirm that the assertion that
the suit closed and dismissed from Court "a untrue
The suit Is still pending and unless farther put OF oy
Day Will be brought hearing next term lis merits
"A hearing which has no, been mad for wan, Of tine.
have examined the Original minutes Of the Court and
have copy Of the order IN the above which fully
sustsns what before stated, and state agsnthat the
merits Of SAID remain 70 be tried the
be head upon motion 20 Dc renewed az the
pleasure Of the mp ainant
This IS not the lace ny the although Day hss
been aiming al this BY hs advertisements snd handbi.
for year past IS the question between Goodyear and
Day vii soon come before the Court and probably be-
fore Jury for investigation II Is improper 70 put before
the pusic such statements as Day IS constantly MAKING
They calculated, II no. Intended % prevent isif
trial and encourage others TO pirate upon Goodyesrs
rights
The public may form some estimate OF Days anxiety
drive this hearing BY The fact that although
the defendant had notice Of the nnz Of this Dill on or
about the 6h Of August last he did enter his
appearance therein until the llth October instant.
further stare, that q, the expiration Of nearly a
months time permitted 10 Day 10 put IN afrdsylc 10 an
the motion tor junction day asked for and OBJ
tanned ten days farther for tia, purpose and this alone
prevented the Psinuf from bringing the motion 70 a
hearing before the adjournment OF the Court And Tor
the purpose Of setting this for AZ resi- and
showing how much reliance IL 10 be placed upon
Days contradiction Of my former statements. and
whether il Goodyear or Day that The ten days
were allowed file al tAvits and the thereby de-
syed subjon copy Of the original order IN the above
Caption Of the order dated sept %, ls45
Present the Hon. Judges Nelson and Bets.
Charles Goodyear Horace Il. Dsy.-Ordered tia.
the defendant, have day, from this date within which
70 se a. the sftsvi,s be intends on the hearing
Of the motion Tor the .Djgscton IN this case
true copy from the minutes.
ALEXR GARDINER, Clerk.
The numerous other misstaiements over Days name
do not in this place stop 10 mention.
WILLIAM JuDsoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

THE CJRE vs.. TIE PAiLiArIyE.-Whst u the modus op
erand of Lotions On,ments in the Of removing
pustues aud other affections of The skin IL 10 hs-ih-y
drive The disease back upon the blood whsre was enger
dered they smut up the outlet Of the emposonng yl,
ana either gveB token VI rs existence IN some ohsr shape
or reprOduces tho disease with mora vfencr whsn
the superficial remedy sdscontnued The acton u sands
Sar.spara Is directly The reverse Of Ibis Il aiiscss he
source not symptoms purges the blood u the rani
and scrd particles VIII CHI feed he disease and ence 10 cures
are thorough and permanent
Prepared and sold wholesale and reisil by A. 4. D
SANDS, Whole sale DfuggIs's, - FulionsL New orr
Sold z73 Broadway II Fast Broadway and by Drug
glsts generally throughout the United siaes Pnce ~ per
bottle. Sin bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

IL Preach Language.-Nisnesca's Oral S,"-~r
Gentleman are Informed nat New Evening 60
commence In November. ALEC. Morning Gas. Tor -
Persons DESTROYS u joining either Of these classes wv
q8ested 10 cal and leave heir 49,,
Maisme Dursnd mites hose who would be seSosA !.
with Der "a hers Lcucye sad practical sysssn, 70 CA y
1iness ihe Eyeling Cas-, which conmercci IN jew
Re...l~.se IS w, f.--.f Oh l~is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
City-POR REGISTER
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
Great Whig RALLY.

~ JoHS L. AcESs "a our authorised Agent in hsc
ark, n. J. for the sale Of The Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ We beg lo notify readers that TIE Extracts q
sarsapsna sold al y Cortland st. ss than half hs
price that others sell A. and warranted good can
made. O.1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ Tue 2, bic are hereby cautioned against ne - =,
device resort " By certain youny man gssns y
name ! have not-nZ 10 do with hin, has Be st =
teresi m or b. Ow.-dge of my business whstrycf -
bass and pues .e Efforts though ordinarily na,ness eS
Ideally lu.rl-ec ~ create a ials- IMPRESSION,
require, n ha respect, sufficient notice 70 puI me ~
lneIr guard against the luxurious cOnssqeerers
Thing .lke deception 4. ). bEEKAAS 4yt Cof.sSs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
WIG NOMINATIONS.


WING NOMINATIONS.
Stnte-FOR SENATORS.
p,st L-LUTHER BRADIsH. New-Yors
H-CORNELICS WARREN, Putnas
uI.-WM. II. VAN sCHOONHOvEN,R ens
:" Iv.-JAMRS G.. HOPKINS, ST. Lawrence
v.-JOsHUA a. SPENCER, Oneida
yL-LORENZO DANA, AIegsny.
vII-JOiN VI. HOLLEY, Wayne.
yIIL-GIDEON HARD, Orleans.
City-POR REGISTER
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
FOR ASSEMBLY
DAVID Il. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH, X. >. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL. GARRISON CROLICs,
A. X. LAWRENCE, MORGAN MORCANs,
PETER =. TITUS, JAMES KELLY,
Z. q. BALDWIN, WM. EDMOND-s
JOHN a. MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

fV Legally may Dee deaf but morally he hss non gk
Ia that way 10 annoy friends, the Acoustic Oh, az y
COniandsL Is almost sure Cufe for he complaint 0lecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

70 Awarded W 49, .iaseSicas lvf1ts % $50 ss,,e
Geiliu, "a = oadwZy opposite 81 Psals ChsfS-, e.
Medal. nrsi Premium for SILK la.-DlplOfns rien. ~
Fur Hals-FlIsI Premium Tor and ch4gfeL so''"
Cloth Caps. A...s.
The Subscriber Ia now prepared furnish Tie aboss
ices W ach for beauty Of hnsh, qlsry and dufso ~
not be surpassed. Also, faA sssortsaeri OF Lao -
huts. W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ Female Beauty is ia De- Nay more impaired thM ~
the lOs- Of flowing resscs which the Balm al Columbia
from Il CorlandsL vii always prevent and maAe noe
dell utill cgns. g.leod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

- Japan Vanish Tor snd Rrats, ai u Cortland
~ giving splendid polish unaffected by heat t
vii .ast year, preventing rust Ol1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

" Female Beauty, how losl when tie flowing oc"
which once prOfusey gracci DE form gone Thessp
restored by tho genuine Balm Of Columbia, sold only At
Corland--L Oh xyrot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ That splendid Stove Vsfnlsh at p Corsnd-sL "
nave seen, and mink superior ~ any thing else We h'
ever seen before. On ls0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

susAr COATED PlLt5-sN cens per box, a p Corlna'
street. ol'rsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

" The "Ahsmrs" IL taking the lead Of every other
pace Of amasnen Opersic burlesSae operas sppear al
the rage uHvesue % Fra Dsvolo vii be Plsyed tins
evening. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

~ The raresl novelties SID bes; arlgsr1enis 70 Tie city
A. The American MascuE. The Orang IS among he
novelties and sone worth double the prce Of admission
Wnehe, the Merrifelts Dongo.a Mnsi'eis DissolVinF
Views &c are on he performance Programme a. and !
r NJ and Wlnches name alone ought 10 81 lie Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
Nexv.York Nominations.

Below are the nominations of the different parties
il, this state, 40 lar as they have been made:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

SENATOR'S.
Dir Uiigs Looo-f0oos. Ni,r1
Luther Bradsh- Edward SANFORD J.. h tly
=. Cornelius Warren, >a1ton smith, omen fAen,
w RI schoonhoven. yVester Nichols. 4boli.orists.
James q. Hopkins. Samuel Young Campbell
g. Joshua A Spencer, Lynn nJWAworth! as brown.
81 Lorenzo Dana. Thos- J Wheeler John T. hayt
1ohu " Iloley RichiH Williams. II Bradley.
Gideon Hard. Ihos.B--iOddh!d- CO shepard .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

Abolui01
Albert Ford.
Ralph simuls.
VIM. r. Willis,
Joseph Osborne,
Erasrus Osborne.
Ndiire.
William Steele,
Robt. II. Shanonn
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-12-06
RATES or ADvERTrs1NG.

RATES OF ADVERTIS ING.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate of OK
Dollar per square, (ten lines or less) fortheNfrs
insertion, and Fify Cents for each continuance.
Observation-Disclosures are not limited on the manu-
script as to the number of insertions, viii be con-
tinued until ordered out and charged accordingly.
ARTICLES of personal nature, whenever adj
tied viii be ca rred ~ the rate of Ttgo Dollars
for every ten lines for each insertion. Political
Circulars Public Addresses, Tor the benefit OF
individual persons or companies, viii be charged
as advertisements, and at the same rates.
ALL JOB Work must be paid for ON delivery.
ALL LETTERS addressed to the Editor or Pro-
prietor, must be paid, they vii not be attend
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The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-12-06
c A R.OLLT o N:
"FATHER ALLEN"

"FA1HEk ALLEN.
We extract from the st. Louis Reveille,
portion of humorous account of Gath
ER ALLEN" by Sol Smith, No man can
read it. without using his handkerchief.
"FATnER ALIEN" claims to be the faith
err of the American stage. His real name
is Andrew Allen, bat he has changed it TO
f. Andrew Jackson Allen. The writer of the
sketch gives the following account of his
Orst acquaintance with Andrew Jackson
Allen:
"The first character saw performed by
the subject of this sketch, was the Laird OF
Raissy, in the opera Of the "Highand Reel
Inext saw him in raw-head-and- bloody
bones mixture of pantomime and melo-dra-
ma, entitled the "Back Castle, or the Dis
tressed Maiden, in which he enacted an
extremely savage-lookinq confidential SER
want TO a villainous usurper, with slouched
hat, overhanging feathers, broad belt with
very wide brass buckle in front, short
sword and wide-sIeezed qauntlets. and il
was his peculiar character TO attempt all
the assassinations-to he most numerically
beaten 6v men with clubs, and other rescn-
ers Of innocence-and 10 cry "Coiitusion!
foiIed again!" and to rush of, shaking his
dagger at the audience, and with look al
his victim which indicated, as plainly as
looks can indicate. that il wouldn't be wei
Tor the aforesaid intended to let him catch
her alone again, that's all! He made great
impression on me: and afterwards, when
saw him in Adalino. the great bandit, thrO
the knot-hole of a pine-board under TIN
boxes. where had stationed myself in the
afternoon before the doors were opened
nv admiration was excited to the. hlghes
nitchl This was in the old Albany theatre
in Green street"
We now give the remainder ofthe story
as prepared by the author:-
"Having paid all his debts in Albany, hi
proceeded to New Fork, where he engaged
in the Park theatre, and was"moderately
successful in his slouched hat, broad buckle
and short sword characters, until his credi
tors-for he had way Of getting in deb
perfectly surprising TO young beginners
became somewhat impatient and trouble
some. One, in particular, determined t
try the virtue of capias ad raspOndendunl
and employed well-knownand afterward
celebrated constable, by the name Of Hays
to execute the same on the body Of Fathe
Allen. mayas well here state two thing
FIRST, my hero was, and is, PARTICULAR
deaf, and, secondly; he has way of speak
ing which conveys the idea that he is al
ways laboring under the effects of ba
cold in his head, without pocket handkel
chief to help himself with. The reade
will please bear these teings in mind.
Young Hays--he was then young -foun
father Allen on the Park theatre steps,
"Good morning!" said he, salating the actc
very civilly, but speaking in very lou
voice, for he knew his infrmity, and pu
ling out a small bit of paper-"your nam
is Allen, Believers
eco "Yes, Andrew Jacksod Allied. at yo'
service replied the debtor. supposing Il
officer was an applicant for front seat
the dress circle-"what cad do for you. |
friedd9" continued he, patronizinglsy, as /
gently tapped the ashes from his cigar
as4a So asf5- BIO u 81"
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THE WING CREED.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
By BROWN s RUSSELL.

%3-TERMs THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUa, PAY
ABLE INvARlABLy IN ADVANCE. -
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-12-06

TnE Magnetic Telegraphis in operation
between Buffalo and Lockport, q
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-12-06

q THB mother ex-Mayor Harper died
recently in New York,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-31

"Mark me,-now will raise the waiers"-t Merchant 0 Veuice.l
 EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATE FOR WATER CoAmIssIoNER.-Q. Are you in favor pure sof water?
 A. am in favor of whatsoever things are pure O. What water can be brough, into the city sue cessfuiIy?
 A. Any that will run down hill.
 c. But suppose the ease of Taunton1
 A. It might be reinforced.
 c. Do the people of Boston lack water1
 A. know many who cannot boast oi clean hands, 0. Where is the want chiefly feltl
 A. Among the ''grra, uuwasied." c. How many sIraddiing bugs to the bucket ful does the water of LoIg Pond contain9 .lf' A. Just enough to make il l,vely drink.
 c What do you thnk of the iad poles in Mother Brook?
 A. That tfey may turn 10 eroakers in tune.
 c. What animncule are to be discovered in the water of lhp Boston we'lsl
 A. Chiefly dead cats.
 C. Are they numerous9
 A. Almost as numerous the pamphlets on the water question.
 O, What portion of cat would d chemical andy sis of the Boston water exhibit?
 A. cannot sny, hui ii is estimated that their united tails would reach the length of the proposed alueduci.
 a. D., you think sing e-ca,ted wellahords wa. ter superior to pretty well 'stodged" with those animals?
 A. In general, think it is not desirable that water for nice drinking shouiI taste too strongly of cat.
 o. Can you explain the reason why the water of Charles River is less catty now than formeriyf A. It is supposed to have some connexion with the increased manufacture of Sausages.
 0. What is your definition of "hard drinking?" A. Sitting on a rock and swallowing cold water. c. What corporation bids the iairesi to bring certain and constant supply of water into the city? A. The corporation of milk-mea. .-LB Boston Cou- rier.