The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-16

al almost broke down, apd ready 70 give mp q
nat oFsnt -otane 4 Of aiellerl' Yohderis another,
- faint. heF head has fallen on the bosom Of
That monsierl3 tell y0u Was sshy. felt
lHks could jqmP into 'emliks saismopat in
10 4 pjg-pen,
when looked into my iaer9haat's lscs
thonrht Ne would have buBied He lait ard
Taft. and tqaetted degh and lntb Why"
aid Be, gBen. that isnothinR bat The red s0ar
waltt they are dsnein and them gals amt try
iu 70 eet away from them fellers, they are only
eapafia' 10 make the fellefs. hold EN- tighter,
ksse they litea The more a gal eapers the
tighter they like il, As to layin their head on
the fellers bnsom, thats very common IN this
city. They expect to be married some Of these
DAYS. and they want to be accustomed 70 it, 50
they won't be blnshin' and turDin' pale When
the Parson tells the groom to salute the bride
THERE'S nothin' like bein use to such things"
"You may take my hat, :" says | te my mer-
chant, 81 was TUX 10 that time" tell you
though, it is the first time ever seed the like
before. ! have seen the IBgin hug, and the
Congo dance, but tell You this red war waltz.
knocks the hat crown ont Of everything ever
seed. G1a
ArterI had got ont of thswsy, and everything
commenesd goil on agin, the music got fast
er and faster, obi it was as fast and furious IS
nor'wester. The gals reared sgiu, the fell
lers Rugged tighter, and the music. makers
pulled ont BLOWN. Thea thegals and fellers
splt round like 80 many dspcin' lOpsIpn mad.
llefa leaned back and lhe gals leaned %
s5 ard tle ullels eaal tails stood ont
So straight an egg would not have rolled off.
Their faces we're IS fixed and serious as at a
sarmiut. Around, and around, and around
they went it, il makes me dizzy to think Of 1t.
Pop went the coat tails, crash went the music,
aud pity patty, Tumple dumple de thump went
the feet OF all. by aud by, as beautiful craft
as you ever seed in the shape Of woman, layin'
close upon long bean-pole lookin' teller, came
saiin' at the rate Of fifteen knots an hour down
our way, whilst fat, dumpy woman, aud
bumped shouldered, beel. estin' sort Of Teller,
at the same speed went up the other. | seed
there was to be bumpin, and materially trem-
bled for the consqences. Sure enough, cawbol-
Top they came together, and slsp-dash the
whole on 'em fell flat in the middle of the floor,
carryin' along with 'em everybody standing
near.
such mixing up Ot things IS then t0oE place
haint occurred before since old father Noah IN
loaded the great ark. There was legs and arms,
white kids aud prunellas, patent feathers and
tEtin CATERS, shoe. strings aud garters, neck rib
bons and guard chains, false Curls and whis.
hers, womens' bustles and pocket handker.
chiefs, all in pile; the gals kic 10 and
gneeliu, and the fellers a gruutin and apollo.
gsin. "Oh! lordy," says |, for was consd
erabe illustrated at the sight, ''stOp that music
blow out the lights, or all hands shut their eyes,
till these women folks get unmi1ed, AT this,
such laugh you never heard.
"Why, Cel. Jonsing," says my merchant
"that is nothin, it frequently happens, and is
one Of the advantages Of the red gar waltz
If the gals ANT learned how 10 mix with the
world, how can they ever get alongP" 81
would rather have them little less mixed. -
! However let us leave, for seed enough of the
SORRY in that pile, jest now, to satisfy me for
week." aud at that we bid EN- good night and
left, prOmisin to 20 to the next one and take q
few lessons in the common PoRKER and SHOUT
IsH dance. How l came ont may be may tel
you iuanother letter.
Your friend,
BEN. JoNIsNG, Of Sleepy HolIer.