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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

ABOUT KIssIYG.--The editor Of the Sun
day Times says that among all loves con-
dictionary, a kiss is the the choicest boa6on.
And then it is so easily manufactured An
exchange of signals between two pairs Of
eyes, q few preliminary tremors, an embrace
collision. an explosion--and that is the
whole process. The writer perfectly right,
He must have made kissing science. X
can be science, but it is more than DANCE
rous to practice it. .5'hhs7t}
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

or Hundreds Of people complain Of be-
ing afflicted with bed bugs. The following
receipt will be invaluable to travellers and
Others. Its perfectly simple and safe, and
Is approved by a western philosopher: ,asss
"Op going TO bed, strip off your shirt, and
cover yourself from head to foot with boiled
molasses. Let every part Of the body be
covered thickly with Il. On corning TO bite
you. the bugs win stick fast IN ths iholasses,
and you can kill them in the mo ming q
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

OF Doctor, that ere rats bane of yourn
is first rate" said yankee tc village
apothecary. ~
"Know'd it! know'd itP' said the pleased
vender of drugs. Don't keep nothing but
first rate DOCTORS stuff
"And, doctor" said the joker eoolly, '.I
want to buy another pound of ye."
"Another pound?''
eyes, sir. gin that pound ! bought the
other day, to a pesky mouse, and il made
him dreadful sick, and am pretty sure an
other pound would kill himI" -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

EY "Mistcr," said ragged little girl to
9 gentleman, who was picking his teeth in
front of boarding house, "do please give
me penny to buy some bread for my sick
mother and two little sisters wots got the
measles" r,,,.
"Go away, child, never give to beg
gars," aDs
"Oh, do, please, only penny, for the
Lords sake-I'm SO 'fraid they will starve
and die,p and she heaved a sigh FROM the
depths of her young heart. M
go away, tell you, / never give to
beggars-go to the poor house." e,
go to HI; yov id old rascal!'s'
Exit little girl. Gentleman stands in
profound astonishment.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
rTERMs-$l,5o AYEAR
Advice 70 Younr Ladiea.

The editress OF the Literary Gazette, Mrs
Lydia Jane Pierson, in an article addressed
to young ladies, upon the subject Of marri-
age, discourses rs follows: So
''Do not, as you valueSlife and its COM
forts, marry man who is naturally cruel,
If he will wantonly torture poor dumb dog
or cat, or even a snake, fly from him as you .
would from the cholera We would sooner
see our daughter dying of the cholera than
married to cruel hearted man. If his ma
ture delights in torture, he would not spare
his, helpless children When We see man
practising cruelty on any poor, helpless
creature, or beating a fractious horse un-
Imercitully, we write over against his name
l--devil, and shun him accordingly.
''We once knew a man, ay, gentleman,
who during ride for pleasure, became SO
Economically enraged at his horse, which
refused to 60, that he sprang from his car
Irlage, drew his knife, and cut out an eye Of
the poor brute. The lady who accompanied
him tainted, suffered long nervous illness,
and will never recover from the horror the
outrage gave her. And we knew the young
lady, who, knowing this of him. WAS fool
hardy enough to become his wife, And We
know how he tortured her How he outra-
ged all her feelings; how he delighted to
destroy whatever she priced, or took pleas
ure in. How in his fits of passion he broke
up her furniture. seized her by the shoulder I.
and shook her till she could not crawl to bed;
how he beat her; how he kept her poor
babe black and blue with blows and pinch
es, until her parents took her home and
sheltered her from his cruelty.
'lf you have suitor whom you feel in
clined TO favor, look narrowly inte the tenn
per and disposition Of the man. Love may
soften it for q while, or it may induce him to 4
restrain or disguise il, but, be assured the
natural temper win remain, and the time
willcom when your presence win be no
restraint upon him. We have heard wives
complain, i was SO deceived in my husband,
men are SO deceitful,' dc. But we believe,
in nine cases out Of ten, these women de-
ceive themselves. They suffer the romance
Of their own foolish heart to adorn their low
er with all the excellencies which their fan Y
cy attributed to perfect manly character,
and to draw veil over all his vices and de- \
fects, which if it did not conceal them,
greatly softened or disguised their features.
"Aen are not perfect--women ARE. not
perfect. In all cases, there must exist 4
necessity to bear and forbear, but il does
not therefore follow that you should marry
a bad man. Ii you do so, you deservc
chsstisemsnt, but a lifelong misery is ter.
rible punishment A bad mans wife must
either live in q continual fernlent; Of fear.
apprehension, and the bitter disappointment
'ot her fruitless efforts to please; or she must
become callous, cold, insensible to pain, and .
consequently to pleasure. VIII YOU take
upon yourselves either Of the bitter slterna-
tlVes. We hope mott"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

! EET "If ladies eat meat but once a day,
pickles once week, and sweetmeats but
once a year--if they would take cold bath
every night and morning, and walk FIVE
miles day, they would have no need OF
to make them beautiful.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

EE A lady from the Emerald Isle took
the cars at Boston for Worcester. On Jump
ing from the cars she-remarked, "if she had
known she could have made the journey in
SO short time, she would have walked on
foot" ,r..
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

! % Wild Cat the Indian Chief, has built
a town on the borders Of Mexico, to which
he mas collected some 1900 negroes, prepar-
atory to making a general war against the
Camanches and Mexico.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

EE A negro in Boston, had severe at
tack Of rheumatism, which finally settled in
his foot He bathed it, and rubbed it, and
swathed it--but all to no purpose. Finally,
tearing away the bandages, he stuck it out,
and with shake Of his fist over it, cxclainl.
ed-"Ache away, den, ole feller--ache 4
way. ! shan't do nothing more for yer; ais
chile ken stand II as long as you ken---so ache
awayp' F''thR'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

GF An editor cut West says that he
hoped to present marriage and death as
original matter fos his eetamns, bat@a thaw
broke up the wedding, and the doctor fell
sick, so the patient recovered.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

"A RIcH ScHNgs-A friend tells us thsk be.Ss
recently Witnessed an amusing incident ats,
one Of cur Broadway hotels. "A gentleman,
his friend. who had been participating 4 4
little too freely u dinner. ahoaisi to ieasc \
Town by one Of the Hudson river steamers.
A hne lobster salad of which lie had isst
partakens had suggested to hiTn the purchase
" lobster ~ lake home with hun. lie =
ordered the servant to buy him Il fine Iarpr N
one, which was at once obtained. He had
only small carpet bag or satchcl. for lug.
gage. and into this he directed the servant
% thrust the lobster. The waiter ramr
down, saying he couldn't 10 III This ~ is.
cd tho gentleman ire lie told him tb foI-
low him up 10 hts room and see him d. Il.
But it was 70 do one Of those things which
the Apostolic said was ssflot cvNssal iii. - la
There wasrl Y room for the sprawiy iizll. ana
he Violently acpposed Ehe motion. Asa
last resort, the lobster Was tied ap III abtEorV
brown paper wrapper, carried down with de
carpet bag 10 the boat, and placed Iii i eor-
neF Of the gentlemaIis berth Ii liz deal
waste and middle II the night The lobster
escaped; one ol ~ claws bad hecppa IN,
pegged: ahidhe had tfamIad ID t0 the head
of ths hefsh. and seized bis owner hx the
exrs rho. awakingfrom mauallin slcsp. sosss.
I'D the Nhols boaE with cries % aasl<r,
IneFdelsl" s''Fwas afich sceasss thsg 81.
- Young ladies arc like ttToMs: shey
csanpt be l,p1 og without : bow
Some. however, arc IL ns, ,tets. .isia
lgos Oft with iuwbnn.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
..Did Won resi- reIlqa he asked.

"Rest-considering, answered the other,
81 believe got a nap Of aboutfye minutes" "
In the course Of the morning, the good
looking gentleman, whose peaceful disposi-
ton could not long remain rufied, found it
in his way to. do his gruf companion many
acceptable favors, which had the effect Of
IsoJtening his temper and making him not a
little ashamed of his ungentlemanly conduct.
Accordingly, on the road to Sweden Corners,
the latter saw fit to utter a sort of apology.
'When am travelling" said he, al never
feel like making myself sociable with anybo-
Idy.",, 'a1'
""There you must lose great deal Of en-
joyment and valuable information" replied
his companion, "For my part, | never ne
glect to study human nature, or cultivate
good feeling, or gather information among
Iby it, I 4 @ VI 'ir
"You are right" reioined the tyavelcr
with the moustache; Il blame myself for
giving way to such feelings as l manifested
last night. But you must consider my dis
appointment. ! was returning home to my
friends after a long absence
$50 was l; and besides, was anticipating
happy meeting with brother whomI have
not seen for fifteen years: fforI have been
studying the fine arts in Europe, while he
has followed the sea, Myfriends wrote that
he was expected home about ihis time, and
! hurried my visit on! his account .aasg
"The traveller with the moustache stared
at his companion in astonishment. .saah
"Charles! Can it be-" ,fl..} EEL asag
81 am Charles Stanley uiI5al ll enaai,
"And / am your brother Edward!''
To have seen the travellers embrace, you
would not have thoughtihat they had been
|quarrelling for thelast six-and- thirty hours!
So twas, and Edwardneyer ceased to regret
his incivility, by which an earlier recognition
had been prevented, and which had occa-
stoned so much ill-feeling between his broth
.er and himself. They fquarreled no more
that day, however, butarriying home TO find
their friends happy and WELL related the ad-
venture, as we have related it here, for the
lesson it conveys. ,1aai8aa baa aaag ..e
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

ETThe New Haven Journal cautions
the public to beware Of bills purporting to
be OF the Chatham Bank, Norwich, Conn,
as there is no such bank. fH1
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

W Among the lost articles in the Chrys-
tai Palace, have been some eighty or ninety
children.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

~ A Dutchman being called upon fof
3 toast, saidsRIicre ish 10 do heroes who
9Th, pleed. and died mitathe psttlea u Bun
ker Hill--of whom Z an oacFf Drank
|stahdinglss VIVA "a Is eT
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

AThere is an. essential meanness in
the wish to get the better Of any one; the
only competition worthy i wise man, Is
with himself. gfi gl1 Ets 'gfllgs8 3's
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

OF Garbutt, the English locksmith, is
busy trying to pick the lock Of Hobbs, the
American locksmith.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

BT Potatoes throughout the West this
year will be failure. They are at present
retailing at one dollar bushcl in Galena.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

~ Acalcalation has been made by some
curious person, who has nothing betterto do,
Ithatif every article In the Chrystal Palace
were 10 be examined three minutes, ii would
occupy twentyasix years 10 examine all. ,Eso,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

61T Genin, the New York Halter, offers
one thousand dollars towards tie raising Of
fund for the reception Of Kossuth.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

ETSome workmen, while draining th,
field Of Marathen recently, came upon tn,
place Of sepalture OF the heroes Of that fa
nous tight g85 l1s sI " s5 ..s sGsaY a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
To this favor she must Ceme.p

An aged woman, was passing along Lake
Street yesterday afternoon. She was plain
ly clad; the cut was not the latest, nor the
pattern the newest, nor the fabric the rich
est. True She did not wear bloomer hat.
nor ''pure white shoes; and it must be
confessed she Was not handsome, for rare
are the human flowers in this wintry world
that bloom over half century. a
just behind her came two Young women
ladies' glittering in ''changeable" silks,
like new born butterflies, with Hcayen,sir-
print vet damp upon them. They were
young, and therefore lovely to look at. We
are sorry to say that the aged woman. VAS
the theme of their ill-timed Jest, and their
conduct was SO indelicate and unbecomins,
as to attract the attention Of persons paas
ing. True, the old lady did not walk grace
fully. May be she had worn herself out IN
caring for just such creatures as they've
sincerely hope not. Perhaps, and NOT, per-
haps, she had greater grace of mind and
heart, than they we're gifted with--knew
more Of the world, though less Of delaines 4
and broche. sgs $50 s3l
In fact, we could see those young women
presiding in pariors with .wondroas grace,
battered and admired, while III the street
they revealed hearts, ii not heads, empty as
last years birds nests. They play upon
pianos doubtless sheaupon spinning wheels
--they are yoang is old, and vet WEI
can tell them they will BE- fortunate II they
reach their sixtieth anniversary. with ssg
much that adorns her whom Heaven made
the angel Of the hearth As that old woman.
Had they been young men, they would IiaFez
been whipped, but asyoung ladies' they are
TO be pitied ~ CAieoqo Jour.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

AT A ladpsmed Biniop, in PenHeId. Ga..
was burned death With capphsne. n ley
days ago. u .8N .sqgMIipg yars aF
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

EFDeepis the Joy Of social silence whsl
we speak not with the beloved, but feel thei
presence. .A3AE EaIe
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. 1TThe number Of suicides in France,
from the year 1885 to i8A9, amounted to
over 23,OU0. 'S '"f''"s saa ipt 'p3F'ht4 II
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

or A successful attempt has been made
to grow tobacco in jefferson county, Wis.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

. @ Virtue is the greatest ornament, ant
good sense the best equippage.
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~ The first newspaper tolerated in Vir-
ginia was in 1880; the subscription price
was $50 per annum for one copy sal's! Q
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

ET-Platp, speaking ofpassionate person,
says they are like people who stand On theil
heads, they see every thing thewrong way
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

/ EE- The old saying that there is more
pleasure in ngiying than receiving" is sup
posed 70 to spPly chiefly 70 medicine, kicks and
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

GE-Some men arecalled sagacious, mere
ly on account Of their avarice; whereas, a
child can clench its fist Is soon as Il is born
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

~ The Oregon Fever has broken ou
again in Iowa, and large numbers Of farmerl
there are anxious to scll out and .'go West
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

ETP Pedantry Grams our heads with leaIn-
ed lumber, and takes out our brains to make
room for it.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

< ~ Amanin Mcnson. Mass. who s up,
wards Of rs years Of age hasa thiFd ses "
front teeth growing. n ,s W.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

A%- The President has given orders for
naval stations to FIRE salutes, and extend all
military honors to Kossuth, ii New York
and other places. s. ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

EE- Reader, did you ever take notice that
the man you done the most for, was the first
to turn OF, you when in . tight place? 49,. wv,
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~ Up north, they hold tOxhshIp sgticlil.
tntaIfair f u
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
Thy Bark is on the dark Blue sea
Thy bark is On the dark blue sea,

Thy bark is op the dark blue sea,
God bear it safely DER the brine,
From home and hearth, prayers rise for thee
Warm as the suns that Ger the shine!
Content should boyhood track the show
BY glifring hills and ice-gemm'd streams
But groves of palm, and skies that glow
And sterner tolls fills manhood's dreams.
When pleasures pail, hopes changed to fears
When where the sparkling goblets glow,
Think of the hopes of other years,
= Other who sleeps beneath the sod, ea
Brief as the meteor's glowing rim, a
Whose silver, shoots athwart the sky,
Hopes cup--tho' beaming to the brim,.
A few short years have drained it dryl
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aAT Several new plank roads have been
commenced ID northern Illinois. le3oI
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Agents for the Sentinel & Farmer.

Resolution passed Augusl z6th, 1851. b, the
Harrison Courty Democratic County COnven-
tioR: ara stH# .ft asttssaA
9 Resolpea, That we highly approve Of the
manner III which The Democratic Sentinel *
Harrison County Farmer isl.oW conducted, aud
that we chcerfGlly recommend it to our fellow
citizens as good county paper, and one vor-
rhs the support OF every Democrat in iiarrIson
Goanty'' es@aH5
Resolution passed August %, 1851, at Town
ship Meeting held ia Aooteicld:
which The Sentinel & Farmer. is now COLI
ducted, we checfiulIy recommend it, as good
county paper to our fellow citiEeus.'' t
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EE A student of medicine out in Aichi-
gan, having courted girl year, and got
the mitten, has turned around and sued her
father for "the visits" he paid her. He's
Tsome," isn't he? He makes out his bill
for Justification of the heart"
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The New Rates Of Postage.

ON LETTERS.
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ifnot paid in advance, 5 cents.
HtH ON wERKLY NgWsrAfEKs.
To Ill subscribers IN the county where published
FREE. lA .a@
Less than so miles distant. 5 cts. per Quar-
Over so. and under 800 miles, 10 .. do
Over 800 and under 200, is I" 90
Over 900 and under 1900, 90 " q do
Agents for the Sentinel & Farmer.
1ne following named gentlemen are our au-
thorized agents to receive subscriptions. udyer-
tiscments, andsleh Work. All contracts made
by them viii be strictly fulfilled by us: Z
Philadclphia--V. B. Palmer. E. w Carr, and
G. Pierce. .,., A
Buston--y b. Palmer.
New York--V. d. Palmer.
Wheeling--p. Maclane. Esq.
Freeport- Joseph Allen.
Moorefeld--A. Jul. Schreiher.
Westchester-- VIM. Fleming,
Frankliu--Dr E. Conway .....
Runley--Jacob Gmtshall
Short Creek--Asa Holmes. 8.4
-Stoek--James Hoagland.
Athens--Dr. Thaiuils lIndley.
Gre6n--Joln WiIkin. <,rI.,.ss d.
GermnIi--John Brown.
North--A F. Croskey.
Mnnrt e--Honry B Heller.
Washington Ohm Boyd.
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CANDlD.-"You visited my daughter .
long time" said an anxious mother to a
young gentleman Of our acquaintance the
other day, "What are your intentions, sir?''
Honorable, entirely So" said the gentle
man, 81 intended backing out, as coachmcn
say % 5sa n
"You do, do you? backing out, hal And
pray, sir, what may be your reason for de.
ceiving the poor girlin this wsy?"
. ~ have several" said our friend.
"Well, name one ifyou can, you imp Of
Satan-you little wasted, knock -kneed; pale
faced, no whskered dolt--you thing, you--''
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Aye, tropic skies that DER thee press,

And uoplc stars that brighter shine,
Bring not a mothers fond caress
That gem which dims the burning mine !:
Afew of all tina. eager throng
Now rushing madly DER the main, 4ga
BY winter hearth will weave the song,
h Or tread with joy those hills again.
A gentler lot, a humber dover te
Is woman's on LIES gliding stream,
She may not tempt the strong waves power
Or mark where groves of cocoa CLEAN;
But to the Flowret in the shade,
Come sun, and star, and nights soft dew,
Tho careless hands its leaves have frayed,
And reckless feet may crush it through.
], bade thee when we parted last, atl 4
fumes sapphire sky was DER us then, 4
Byevery hope that tinged the past,
To live for Heaven, for God, and men: {
For true, alas we count as lost se = 4
False Pleasures broad and winding way,
Like aimless wreck on ocean lost, I'm
n Nor chart, nor star, its course to stay! Il
For thousands, viii green graves be made,
Thesward be spread all smoothly DER,
What recks IL where our bones are laid?
Thine will be on that distant shore;
Thy Bark is tossing on the sea, 8B
God speed itsafely Ger the brine, .4
From home and hearth, rise. prayers fol
sinias thee sf WI 6~s,s4 l
Wafmas die sun that DER thee shine. 4
W. sat sa4f ---------------- Il ekt I'll Z e
f M Persons who are always cheerful and
'good-humored are very useful in the world
they maintain peace and happiness, and
spread ! thankful temper among all who live
around them.
or 10 make money fast has been the
study At statesmen for the last centuries, and
yet when aoognterfeiter steps in and shows
them how it's done, he is bundled off "a
states prison foY 4 dozen years or more. f.
What aH llngratcfai world. 1ii6dny Datch-
.RsGas ss VA ss b
w on HAsp. "A farmer hired 1 sailor 70
sdigya patch of potatoes upon condition oi
belngailowcd bottle Of Whiskey to begin
with. f-e
slREAbant IN shQnf the, farmer went 10 see
how the sonof Neptune had progressed with
his business Of farming, when he found him
holding to \ stump. the bottle lyiug eripig
~ his lfeetsuandi mo potatoes duo.
'ieIM Halo, you rascal s'asaid he SIS fhis The
way Won dig potatoes? = lg 4 rs
~ v N II. You want your potatoes duS.. aa;a
the sailor hiccoughing, bring cniT o6. ior
l,m'nst golngta run AL foand the lot after
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Man has Woman taste.
Man has judgment--Wonan sensibility.
Man is a being of Woman Of