The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26

" dit bAH eOAAtus 0t kAb@ Aag
Gathering strength, while we are waiting
For The conflict yet Cd come;
Fear not fail not, light will lead us
Yet ia safety to our home.
Firmly stand--though sirens lure thee,
Firmly stand---t though falsehood reign:
Holding Justice, Truth and Mercy,
Die we may---but cannot fall:
Fail s---it Is the word Of coward
Fail 1.-THE language Of the slaves
Firmly stand, till duty beckon
Onward, cen 70 the grdvel
CURE FOR TEE TOOTH
Beauty has charms. So it has alme equal
tomusie- It may soothe savage breast 4 dia
soothe or charm German mnsic teacher, one day
last week. He was charmed with the beauty Of q
lady bright as star-loveIy as those who dwell
beyond, beyond 81 il the shining orbs He sAw,
and she conquered. He saw her ID the street and
followed Other podles have done the sama.
She entered store, 60 did be. Not because
he wanted 70 buy goods but be thought 81 op
portpnify might occur for BIN b speak music
50 M music Other speech
Oh, what oemors than. his own
fiddle; and its tones Yibrated to the very bottom
Of his large beer barrel And her smile-it struck
him to The heart, for he thought she smiled upon
him. Perhaps she did. We smiled at bigger
fool In the circus the other night She looked
At silks--he tried to suit himself With new pair
ofgloves. Both were hard to suit. and time sped.
AZ ength she left, and took stage for home up
town He took tie same mode Of getting
away from his home, and went up By the
same conveyance without any definite place IN
view at which he should pull the strap. Hewait-
"a patiently for the lady to give the first pull
She got out and entered brown stone front He
noted the spot and ended his ride at the next Ger
ner and came back aud looked DIP to the cold
walls and thought of the warm heart within ard
The sweet face within that sniled--was it at Of
for hinag
sIIope told fattering tale,
and he thought if he could only enter that portal,
he could win The citadel. But how7 what ez-
cuse should be make or who to inquire for when
The door was openeda Fortune came TO bis aid
and and showed him ! dentist sign.
cal, true, he said, have decayed tooth; and
walked boldly up ana rang the ben. Fortune fa-
youred him again. The lady herself opened the
door, had she watched him from the window as
be watched the house and unwilling to let him
Be seen BY 8 servant fown herself to the door
Perhaps We have seen such things before
Us the doctor at homer
NO, but walk In -you can wait for him.
toh YES, certainly ID your company any length
81 time IF BE should not get home till midnight
81 morning.
The lady led the way to the parlor Both were
seated upon the sofa, and time went off Oh The
tFings Of Lowell We'll Be Thought 50. He thought
that every woman That smiled upon him was Iov,
Perhaps he offered bis To her acceptance sht
IA not accept but that only served to make hli
onger SO flew time tin q loud ring at the iool
BEL marked period
The lady ran to the door and stopped for few
hasty words With the new conner and then came il
and said.
Ny husband The doctor
Her visitor wanted 70 See one asbad as the 9th
er. ne would very gladly have given the room
Ito either but two ID one stood at the door. HI
Elooke anxioual towards the fatal charmer wh,
had enticed him into snare, and she smiled, show
"a Ter beautiful teeth and vanished. The teetl
reminded him of bis own.
The doct0l looked stern and ia sternly: 'DiI
you wish to See na professionally sir2 0fcours
he lid. What else could lie say he was Their
Iorg Ete th0ughi 81 the6seayed b5olhaHd though
would that ont ID get out himself
was not exactly tooth iaE tooth but il soo
wia
j e took lis seat did tie doctor applied Il
drew TIE WRONG tooth erlsct
sound ehsoh one SIDE 81 the other
of course mis bloody nssak
si iaiea ey pallin another tPa
obd b too ioi tooth Ihe doctor V9ul
nd applied % Instrument
= hsf sound 1sh That asee
oas o0 one Gle aaelQk Thought
might a he Na 81
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