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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

" A long nose a.Fords good handle for
ridicplee The man that's "up to snuff" there
fore, will avoid them. By the way. talking of
noses. what queer one that must have been
which SolosaSp informs US was like the tower
of Lebanon, locking towards Damascus To
have blown such nose must have required a
gale of wind, and nothing shorter
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

~ Madame Sontag married an Italian Count
some years ago. His eafate consisted of some
building lots on Mount vesuvius, and his ten
antry some ragged gentlemen whose principal
traffic is making natural curiosities'' out of
pumice stones, and sticking dirks between the
ribs of stray travellers; the Counts income
(some tour York shillings weekly didn't answer
family expenses, so the Countess is before the
public again, in her 18th year, as Mad Sontag.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
N0TK CE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AF-
& pointed Agent for Maj +. Il. Reading H.
now prepared .iIrr 10 sci. lease poriols'"h
land " Thin the limits of he survey an the tract
known by The name If Bucaa Vcsfxy0, Tor Rrrti-
ing's Rancho
WILLIAM MAGEE, Agent.
Buena Ventura, Nov. gill; 1852.
MARIO 81.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

s% The Peach, originally. was loisapous
almond. Its fieshy parts were then used to poi
son arrows. and it for this purpose intro
duced into Persia: the transp!anting and cult
vatior, however, not only removed its poisonous
qualities, but produced Tue delicious fruit we
now enjoy.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

Scene.-An oyster cellar.
Enter Frenchman.-' Sar, you keep the raw
oys-tar!
Opener Yes, sir; fine, fat, Princes Bay
Frenchman.-'T Tres bien, will eat some raw
oys-tar.'
The man opens fine fat one, and puts it a
plate before the Frenchman, who eyes it some
time and says:
Monsieur, yon call dis de good oys-tair? 2
Yes sir, prime
The Frenchnlan swallowed it, Git was the first
he ever ate,) opens his eyes and mouth, puts his
hand to his breadbasket, and B-l-rl-u-p, and
up comes the 'oys-tair' on the plate.
Sacre DAM by gar, Eat is no re COOL oys-
tairn
You don't put on salt and pepper, SIR
Oh ! pardonnez moin Puts pepper and salt
on the same one and swallows it-and Blu-u-p'
up it come again.
How you tell me Eat oys-tair benz
Why, sir. You must use vinegar
Oh ! Oul certainment be-ne gar oli, and
he swallows the same one again. Blu-u-u.p,' up
it comes again on the plate.
Just then gent enters.
Give us dozen o. raw
The Frenchman turns TO him. All my
frien', You eats oys-tair!'
Yes; fne,sfat one.'
Ha, you tink dat is good oys-tair suppose
you eat him
With pleasure, sir !! and the gent gave it
dafto pepper sauce and bolted it.
The horrified opener stood agape; he didn't
mind saving a Frenchman, but an old Gus
toner was another thing.
The Frenchman turned on his heel. All, my
frien', Eat may be re good oys-tair, no like him
| swallow dat oys-tar tree time
'Blu-u-up,' and up came the oyster, and the
Frenchman dauced with delight.
All, Monsieur! Eat bad oys-tair! oui, GER
tanment.'
The gent, speechless with horror, ran to the
bar, seized the brandy decanter, swallowed
about half pint. and mizzled. The French.
man followed, saying: Eat dam bad oys-talr
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

~ correspondent of the Nashville Ga
zette. who signs herself "SopLia." says that wo-
man is twice as good as man. and proves it
thus by the very photography: W~OM.M-A-N-
double yon. o. man.
Sophia'S idea is old made, The game thing
4 went the rounds several years ago, done up
lin varsa
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
BARTON & sNAvELY,
CARPENTERS AND Bull DERS.


Estimates and specifications mnde on all kinds
of buildings. Jobbng done at the shortest
tice. Also, Rockers. Toms and Slnices always
on hand and made to order
NIB Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARTON. URIAH b. SNAvELI.
nlarl2if Shasta CITY.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

RearOf the California Ezchange,
shasta.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR.
lfl Of the above establishment begs leave
MIN to call the attention of the public at
G. ,5lg large, to his new and commodious
lHHEHgl BATHING ROOMS,
j5Hggai situated in the rear Of the California Ex
W. chanse-and takes this method Of in
forming them, that nothing shall be wanting ON
his part, that will conduce TO the comfort Of
those who may favor him with call.
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Single Tickets, 81 90
Fifteen ~ %
~ Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
mar12 If s LEAN.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12


TIE PATENT Observation-Disclosures. OR
LIMB AND LIFE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, having
che welfare of mankind At heart, INTENDS bring
ing out the above incompatible blessing. The
circulation far has been purely private, but
the most astonishing results have succeeded.
He subjoins few Authentic testimonials:
My sons leg was broke in GIVE places
thoroughly cured in one day and sevep minutes.
The blessings of mother rest on your head
Maetha Pump"
. My wife was nearly dead with the dropsT-
cured by bathing in your Invaluable liquid. A
teaspoonful also completely eradicated the small
pox from my little girls system. Send me a
gross-would'n mt be without It for all the world.
Il jobs Smixh."
A nephew of mine had bis right eye knock
ed out-compietely out of the kecket-sight Mt
terly gone. Two bottles cured him.-[ Hez<klah
! asrbaek."
Two factory girls, in this village. were osf in
pieces by the machinery of cotton mill-par is
Joined aud well again in week. Peter Gristle
After these undoubted proofs Of the wonder
full efficacy of the Rathpolopticabolfoka, there
will be g wailng in the camp of the hraelites, -
Kellinger will cut his throat, DR.. Watts will
swallow his own nervous antidote, aud Railway
hysakee society and dwell in the waads-- Ian
tern.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
NEW HablsRk TIM Els

FOR cALIfoRNIA.-THE BEST NEWS
Il paper made mp for the Pacific side. Tho.
undersigned, are Sole Agents for the Califnr,,i,s.
edition, and are prepared 10 supply orders in'u,.
spy part of the State.
BONESTELL ( WILLISTON,
Clay street, Portsmouth Square,
MARIO IT. San Francisco
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

70 An excited Irishman thus contrasts the
Celtic and Saxon races i'll one OF the London
papers:
Thee elt has long Uranium, high and ex-
pressive features, dark or warm complexion,
square and muscular frame such as we find III
the Shakspeares, Newtons and Wellingtons. in
the Stephensons and men of enterprise, in great
statesmen authors, artists, &c. Go in any learn
ed or illustrious assembly in the kingdom, and
you will find nine-tenths of them having the Gel
tic physique"
Now for the Saxon:
!" From long and careful examination, he is
ascertained to be faxen haired, bullet headed,
pig eyed, huge faced. long backed, pot-bellied,
handy legged, stupid, slavish, numbering, sulky
boor, whose moral state is disgrace to England.
Their uniformity of complexion aud figure,
their weak legs and scanty figure, their small
brain in proportion to the long spine and large
fiat face. are marks of inferiority."
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
BENJAMIN CARMAN.

CARPENTER IND BUILDER.
Plans and Specifications drafted and estimates
made on all kinds of binding and Carpenter
work IN this part at the country
Shop opposite the 81. Charles Hotel.
mario n
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
86szaN N. HARPER,

TORNEY At Id ".
Weav,rvillc Trinity Co. Cal.
Will practice i'll all the Courts Of The C"uu--
ties of Klamath: Trinity, Siskiyon and shasta.
marie #
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

- The Cherry was originally berry-like
fruit, and cultivation has given each berry Sc
parate stem, and improved its quality the COM
mon mazzard is the original Of most Of the pre-
sent kind of cherries,
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
Miscellaneous.
AGENCY or BURGOYNE 4 CO.

AGENCY or BURGOYNE & CO.
Marysville.
George w. Plume, Agent.
DILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE PER
- Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
Of the LIST and 18th Of each month, at sight, on
Boston,
Nev York,
Baltimore,
Washington City,
Charleston,
st. Louis,
Cincinnati,
Ner Orleans,
London and
Paris.
Gold Dust purchased as usual at highest
prices.
Gold Dust shipped and insured to New Or
leans, New York and Europe, at the lowest
rates.
Checks at par and at sight on San Francisco.
for coin or dust. narl2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
I.s.,I.Si:TlGi DE VIRGINIA..
SATURDAY, JhErAkY l3, 1888
sen ATE.
IL. LA-nS In the q

:. -,
communication :;oai The House Of Delegates was read,
an ;r bills transmitted .-ith read and ;esrsed
'r :IacK&IoTp :r2m The committee on General La" ;,
rc rsa House bin 10 the county oi JacKsona part
ol tfr county Of Wr with al amendment; and Till 10 pre-.
s.ry- r,siu:. n York river
sEsOLu-ioS.
o notion 81 NJ. SHAcEgLrIRD-R Resolved lhat !; be 'n
r = committee io Courts Of Jusc", to report o!'l
T., -n re existing laas concerning The ornai.ca OF ne"
an u" division Of couns IL c7@:ornii? ''i'h e
= sa"sa r.: .t,!.cs ". of The Constitution.
LAID oS .gE TABLE,
M iii increasing ~ capital socE 9! he
Po;oa Tr-rpiic Company waa I'd On ''e '"''-' 'n
N io.. rf Mr. GRaSTaaM :, ]. .
% a,l 5ra,y 10 ,r- county o. Jackson part o. he
e. II. X rrr laid the table, on nohoa OF Mr
p Ess.
BILL
Ii WA-=oS offered substitute 70! ine 'uy ol; "nlch
n-.:erci u b: ?r:6tec.
= n. ton c. :ir. STrAsT, tie SelSts so!"urHsd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
~ T;I. CIRCUIT COURT OF BUCKINGHAM-

>GrrGlIEE TERN l52: John Wes; trustee Ic, william "a,
L@ @ e e Lsh'iSo;, Mary = ish;'oot, aIdrn,n "
Lo 'e a ~; Of whom are the CALDER Of Mi'am WI am a
sua - Ltsii!oot heit uncle and nexsle"d ri'h'
!I er Saos: wife. their rights and ' as exc. ;
yolsy i MAJ i '%, paGiel Gusrrn,
a. + T nSs sSs wa.f chsssrs SSs and
Ss q Win, C,ams < ss& en- 4. isa. Rn9s
sIgA q Boxer, decd larre; leer and John A.
i a4 io;s. J.:sr, eAo: aud eXstu:l1 Of James ~ Je
u: ss s made az tie ss'enoer 'erm 1852, it
ta ir Ir!~s a n de bcni4 w;' the sil annexed Of
@ G.GfEs . s IL s @ o. psn sa s
So" u The aasc 'ns ." he aii John nae,r." and Daniel
iSa i 'ae VI u. *is 70 .h.la o; y iH az Of May l5a,
the > both united.
rtA: sex, ii,'s. % reader oefoe tie
ss f1 a he ~i ] K he a a " s a " '' me an" 'u
- s. Tra;.r tie property
SsHi Wii- ham under tie led Of Is 4a, ISL
Szetuea % ien oy Wlian a. Ltioo aai "e and 4n,e and
81 Son Cue ant t 70 enable the commissioners is
q O. srgsss Executors Q; Wills c!.auyr. % arIear
Inn a"' s"s' r insossos. touching the premises
e' a. account OF is administration OF The estate OF Dauie Guer
it: Jpl. Nacy render bcror. The same
sonni,s"=r aernn' % the inn raoa Of The estate of John
SAD es = i dn' n ieF'ot the sad John r. letter
ra 4 ,coun, OF the administration
Of sad on "erf.ns during period admin
the al J@ r sr and SaSsy m u,fs do render on oath
& a. ou& 81 ae tso. and C;hs properly belonging the
M ~. a." 'ccoa"ir IA" IA The accounts rendered by them
A"t tame commissioner do take the fair
yaue a: he iie" tc conveyance conveyed ny
joan J.,! :t,e saI! william, a L.gtoor
r. pai:. gzs,c; IN the foregoing ORDER notified that
~i ?agy. aay :. .'. ts5s Al; ce. huckmgham, H.
ar sn.rs % aIr eri %t, " "c time and place all thoe who
10 - >r,: AZ! prepared 70 t. % "e '4O"'0
- I-- --cniy niy---S nococK. co,nm'r
8 l.tGI 4. Al RurI ItcIc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
THE RICHMOND ESQUIRER,
prBLlSHEp DAILY AND SEMI "EEhLA,
,n,r.u s. THOMAS nITCNIE, JR.
~ 4. n NJ -.

the
iarx # q Ken shorter period har one year re" te s
~ v, dollars per and three dollars for months
IN advance pad ne cc. or rcmIed by mali P's'
,;o;lars the end ol the year
,ucs 10 this be rcmied pei nLi III eoa hIo
Rank the risk the Editors ne postage a"
49, ud 6y The OF single iee 10
80. ly any the write! II Is the accumulation VI
~ ~ extrnv. business, which operates serousaS upon
Eitos .,,,,,,. -,
" THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For TEN nes or less: ms. IN
Gv cents succeeding insertion ;wen nhE'
twice week o three times Wees '
ssvsn and half each insertion after the nrsi
charged dolars tothry n and IN
greater lcneih e1ctl st ry
charged sto (pnie ,ncued>
IN THE SMIwEEKLYF"f TEN lines, or less hfs' Insertion
Is cents; for each continuance 90 cents
Orders from distance must be accompanied with the advance
m .ayS,ar,ur. references. TO insure execution
Al and tributes Of respect exceeding eg l'nes
or. .4crg,! for advertisements
~ an Ut..ures Marriages rom the country, whcneyti
IN Oar -. hair, unknawn 10 us, mus; be au!"nlicte ~
The ncshoThoc
n no case be published Every measure. that has been ]
juizLcs. has, hereotor proved
M III ercfarc upon such connun cati" 1fiS -,
bv nrit.sn nn kc hack ""s .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

ORGANIZATION OE TIE NAVf.-Ihe oi io'
ro-orgauizne the Navy which Commodore Stockton mas ~
troduced into the United States Senate provides tat 'hee
shall be 20 commodurcs, IS cuptans 81 commanuefs ~
lieutenant comnandauts 320 first cutenants 2Oo secoha
ercnan 60 surgeons 81 passed assistant surgeons 20
o.sun, surgeons 60 pusers 20 assistant pursor U che
engineers e frat engineers 29 second assistant
engineers 81 third assistant engineers "a chaplns -O-
rtshpmcn Al hoa,swains As gunnes 45 capcnters ana
s. sal makers Midsipmen TO be commanded Is second
cuenan andshc number exceed 90 in any one year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
CHARLES w. King, $50 .
tpE

CONSTABLE FOR THE COUNTY nF cAairhSi'L AM C'iA
rEE ba serx.s 10 III. the county and c,ty He
" collect promptly al Claims eh't"e' " mn" e'' upon
otherwise
oIice-Narke street Lynchhu,e.:> .>,a.. Va
Ry nc rmsspn he refer o following scnteme;
try oP lYSclBrRs & Tanner. j. p. & W billiard,
S,mu. Tyce la. Knn.er, H. Tyrec d. Christian. j. T. or
mel. D. Branch. Mayor) D. Eiiey Col w Talbot Ro H.
CAMPBELL CorRr TIorsEpr J. Msrrnam,J. c. Murre g..
Each. u. Inr!an C.. w pabncy. "
Iersn a. ce having claims IN this section 10 collect VIII
pity attended to- hy placing them III ie hands o lhe
unt!c.>i-u.i. Nov 2S- c2n
1IKI;iNIi.-A, Clerks on,cc She CIrc
the OF enrso al the State Court House IN
tie ci:y Iitclmcnt le 30 day OF Januaty ISL: -
Jeclcs T Parkinson "0! Others fia'a'hs
,sr IS par,lnson. S Parkinson, R;hsrd Parkinson
Jeauw M H. Granville Wa!" Joseph waadeI shs Heste1 Rn
tsr >t s "Iis whose Games are unknoan anu e
~ Defendants
Tas object ssi the rsa csate and slaves nsons
ia: - "a. esa. wadic'l aai is:liSu," ne ptn
c.ed. am VI csbu:"es and AFFIDAVIT ai"s -. "
made nahe iec"tn $at 80 -
I'M. l. m ,:a aud '4t'' ~ =.
u i;us"tt " c.unp na Hat!1 ~. , WI 80 % r Inn mn
Ccla a. uwn he aid 10. s - ~ ~"
k.I 81 "ls ypeir the 'ss :, It ~ M .s
Ce:.'- aii Court i: ' >'s i 10 uh ;, :, ~:
Of Rlcnrh The Monday March nsN aH 20 ""'' T ne
cessar: 70 protect htit Interests " ~ JNu Mu>ay, ck
x-IncIs,,M Rur. nrI Cert Office % the ''rcu
,s - ne ,,,. Of Rcharurt he fist Monday III January
1855 fi n.r.s ,N- 3rd ia! ct he ni'nho ,,..s
iict-r, ". Robinson f'ai'''H'
Bsr vcraua Riley and under
..ryIec c B. : DeicEcahis.
In ,a,e aol u:on attachment r urre! e%eea,cd
IT.. o., II m,s !. l. y.c1ses defendants the
j, appear the
Ans 30, the motion o the iarh 3S
hs ..c 80 appear here within month
w published week inr
ne Hton En4urei newspaper pint
''' s'"ay-issc: s'H1 y EuS KoBiNSoS. cls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

~. ~ ' ss'c N The foregoing order notified tia,
'i ,aal t>5:. lcr buckingham c. H..
"tid
sr " :" ~ich time an. place. all those who
.
|" ," I!">r'! an prepared 80 t. "'e ''fO''s
laa. a--rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

William a. Forward, Esq., elected Jud9o of Tho East
e,n Circuit of Florida last Tuesday He received lei
votes in the Senate and tweny-sx in The House maxim
,;r ,,,,a n m were necessary ~ his election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

On Friday las, VIM G Crosby (Whis) was elected Gov
crnor of Maine BY tho Slate Senatevoc II 70 ID There
are doubts whether the House will concur with the Senate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

iN"CLFIO MIR GLADSTONE.-Ihe Hon. Mr Glad-
stone VINO repcd Mr. israeli The night OF tho de-
iea OF me bfsh Ministry and who is Conservative Q!
the or hooc fee school, while sitting In the room "i tha
Carlton (io'yI euo Z" which he wgs member, was sur
rounded oy hu' q I" Other rrbes and rpcriy anGHrc-
~ the ucbetS ofaei!ns 'en!s il p!hl fvOu ald leaving
Mr. Gladstone In the Cnb Chamber
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

W-INGiSIA.-A;K Rules held The Clerks ONCE ui She Cc u
Csu. ic enso a; the State Court House IN
tie ci:. q: Richmond. The 80 day OF January, lS53
Irn,::s y r,'kn., unL Others Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

The Democratic members OF The Legislature Of Pennsyl-
vana in caucus Friday last, nominated 'oha ~. nese'
for State Treasurer. Ho received SO votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

Mr. PRETLow declines being candidate al the next eiec
tlon OF delegate repesen, Southampton 10 tbs House
of Delegates.
Col Herbert, the newly elected democratic Governor o.
Louisiana s very sick, and not expected TO survive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

u-YuCISY, RAJ Clerk Office 9" The 'rcult
80 - r.. III, ot chsunt ~ he h!si Monday III January
Ae2'I ~ tR "yc'1 &C. p,s,ns,n Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

., Az Irons naving claims sgains The estate OF
Ann D Meredith ecedaed (oi King Wian are rcas,ad N
present them "pcri: lcd executor an iii
sns IN sh"d IN" -Ni requested mas. ~
N ~. w 90 Iite "ed! As H"Ssibie GEO hDWhnDS.
''V. <o-e1n Executor ot Ann s. Meredith, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

We requested state that W. G. PARKS Esq win
candidate for the House Of Delegates, at Inc ensu
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
NANsANts'D MBNs on THE MAssAcEs 1T soLiAp.

.Blackwood' | publishing sssies q extracts fSofn work entitled A Cam paigD in Texas. Mhieh appeared last year in Leipsis, from the pen of van H. Khrsn. berg. . yoang German. Mho served thso' the briaf baI iargiGe ssruGgls. in 1885, between Texas anA Mexice, md rho took part h soma of the most fsasful sesnes in.that campaign. bsing iikeNiss ons q che shsss shas sscapea from the tssaeh- egOns massaere at G0liad. where Fan. ainsss aaeu wefs musdsrsd in oold blood. by order Of Saata Anna. Ebseabsrg gives sEs subieined account of tho seens ullich we think siII bs read with interest. she. she incidssss are is some sost already fa>
 'lAfler ihs samss had bees called. shs order to march was given. aad % Sled out lhroagh llie gates of the fortress. tIse Gseys taking tho lead. onlside the gate ss were received by two dsssehmsals ol Mexisna infantry. uho naFshe1 slong on either pide ef as. in saTas oldeF nish 0uf- ssises. Va wsre four handrsd. not in
 elHdiag the sasnlfp, If ukFsA nseesFous small gEonps wpse eealteFsd aheps the pFeiEis. Ws maschsd in silenss. nos howsypF u ths direslisa we had aniisi' paisd. bni nlong the road so Vielosis.-
 This eurpfisod nS; bus apon reflection.
 ae concluded Ghns they were eenaneilng
 us ls some eastern ports thenee s9 w ahl6usa to New O,ieaaa. ehloh. eQca
 shs nhole Wnb the hgns and shQslfsi plHN'
 rheea Mas snsnolhing. h9waRrf. 'g l&e psofoun9 sllsnee q lte Ge1i1Aa za'4'1< who aro asnnl|p unseaalng ohHll&rsl4 sNat lbrplssd no with lssllns V on>aI.z|..3
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Pcgffg. A t O
aR ef % RnElnesDEl9eE.

. 4
 ID IF READ AZ SPEED. LA e..s c0mmand .hs ssoker VT
 Of an engine rare; &f s Lots of other folks arc
 Trusted b my care.
 From the ttartiRg hour,
 !, and al0ne,
 WieId despoa's power
 From ny iseEy throne.
 Pile the fuel hieher- Never mind tisa smole;
 Keep blazing iire- '@ We don't pay fsr coke. @ t. Faster siill. and fasseE, ss
 At . racing speed
 Oh, lis grand 70 master a
 Sach glorious sleed!
 Farine, slarine, tearing,
 To our destination
 Rushing, crushing, pushing,
 Roafine through the stasioa; Dashing. crashing, smashing. <.
 HsItfiug up the iine
 Quick a lightning fashing
 Down the sleep incline. F tie! signal tossing Y v Wildly to and fro M s Danger !-at the crossing; aA S Danger i-~down helow.h a@a Warnings ehowee OCT us, ssssss Ah if ws should mind 4 Z xMggags.srnin befure us, ,g ss With eEpress behind SS Bee, 'Sis there bs ready Nj Give the bgnke . kick; Q, Shut the siesm ofE-steedy < lHmp, my laA--he quick-- M ON the train, this minute!
 For rather douhs RQ4 That, for thoss within ii, ss Iis blue lockout. M ssa
 4 a What shriek good Heaven,
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