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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

Good EGscts eff Ia. Hiu's COrdinI Bninl
Of Syriacuus.

WORCESTER. July g. 1855
Dear sir-A few months ago called Al your establish
for y0us advice, when you reog ended course OF
the Balm Of SYracum. am at last with much shame
induced to address you on the miserable situation
in, wngn Irommenced taking your blessed medicine.
convinced the disease was afflicted with, was solely
occasioued by having contracted in my early youth
most Infamous habit, the continual practice Of which
had totally destroyed my constitution. The health Of nv
body not only Altered bat the powers Of my mind
were much weakened my Indictment had lost It's soIiiity
and my memory its retentiye acnes my head was con-
fused, and subject to requeat swimmHgs and haa been
much tronoiei with an oppression at my breast Fhoh
occasioned constant perspration. had pains in my
stomach, and weakness aud general debility all over
me- WIN constant yawhng and seepiness; my appetite
was huctuatng, my spirits greatly depressed that
times could scarcely refrain from signing and involuu-
tary weeping; my eyes were infarued and frequently
emitted watery humor; in word I was object Of
misery. paid strict attention to your advice, and
continued taking the Medicine according your drec
tons for about three months. perfectly
eedj therefore, think not only ny duty to acknowl-
edge the service yUI have done me- inform the pub
lie for the benefit Of Others who labor under the sane
any disease similar to those from which was happily
recovered.
am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant
Q. A HtLL l2I NIaln-st., Worcester, Mass ap5 dtf
Uncle Tomas B3ttors.-TAese Bitters, prepared
from Poplar and Sassaras Bark, the Leaves Of Bu-
cha and Upland Cranberry, is Just the medicine t. be
taken this of the year. They the APP
petite snd iuvig9rate the system they cure cosiveues
and dyspepsia they fever and ague they cure the
jaundice and they ali difficulties Of the liver They
excellent tor all old people when they troubled
with stoppage Of ANY difficulty Of the kidney
and bladder They ki}l Finally. they are a sa e
anal valuable Bitter. Egarybody hkes because they
paatahlei everybody them because they
good; everybody viii have them because they are made
o. the choicest roots, barks, and herbs and everybody
will buy them that reads Uncle Toms Cabin,
at wholesale by SCOTT ELLIS Worcester, where
there be fouad good assortment Of Groceries No.
SO Front Street. 3y22 d3m
y. u. MAXHAM
Would respectfully invite all those wishing superior DA
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Y IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD.
JAMES PYLE'S
DietetiC SNEeT NEMS.

~ Y y ~ ~ = ~ ~ ,
The high point Of perfection attained in the puriaca
ton OF james Pyles Dieetic Saleratus OF much i'm
portance TO the American public, and should command
special attention. Saeratus used in every fam
lily, frn the President down to the humbest citizen Ia
preparing the greatest necessary Of fe BREAD; hence
the Importance Of purely wholesome article.
HEADS OF FAMILIES!
Take heed that your Chldrens health may not be de-
stroyed, FOR medical men unanimously acknowedgo that
the strong alkaline qualities OF saleratus are
destructive 70 health IL deranges the stomach enters
the en- and the way numerous ana
the great mortality among children Of the present Sav
from apl renty simple diseases, to great extent
be attributed to as destructive properties Indeed 4,
consumers bad any knowledge Of the dangerous
ties existing IN much Of the common saleraus thew
would shudder at the thought Of using in their food,
but here is an article that can he relied on N'
JAMES PfLES DIETETIG SALER4 TITS
Which rapidly finding It's way 60 all parts Of ths conn.,
n.y. It's pure AMI harmless qualities are 20 seleeyident
that any intelligent Lady can Dc convinced bv angle
yla ana Tvs powerful raising properties quite sui-
eept TO produce eighth more bread (fuitabe for the
most delicate or dyapepto patieu from the pound Of
1our han can he done IN the ordinary way For short
biscuit Cake and Pastry Of all kinds, It is By far Superior
70 produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator Of the Diesetc Sal
eraus and that bearing any other name counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, IA NarTen Street, New York.
For sale at ali the Groceries Worcester aud through
out New England generally. 40 daw6m
URLIND FASTENER. --Tbose DESTROYS Of see
II ing the practical operation Of Frosts Patent Blind
Fastener Gao 10 so by calling at o. X Eare's house Ed.
santy on hand and for sale by A. EATON at 233 Main
Street, up stairs. jy26 d4w
n FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE
E@2R For sale, valuable Family Horse, seven years
QUy old, warranted to be sound and kind 10 any bae.
nesei viii work 10 team or on farm, and has no OBJ
iections to chaise Light wagon win be sold low IA
the present owner has no further use for him Apply Al
this oihss al
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ION oPATHIc PuYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE I12 MAIN ST. OFFICE hour
FROM TO B. ASD7 TO 3 O'CLOCK p. M
Worcester. Oct. 90 1893
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modern styles.
MISS GRAVES can receive few private pupils at
SALISBURY Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
For particulars and specimens INQUIRE at DR. LIN.
hELLsi D H&lnut street. apl2 diff
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W orcestcr HydrOPUthtc Iusfftutior
on Arch and Fotittatn stS., Worcester Muse Ths
propcietors of tins Institution aim to make h a r
Portable home for nvsids at all seasons The lpcao r.
elevated and healthy, yet easy Of from an par ~
the city.
The medical departments conducted by DR. s. Roesps
and has been limited to the exclusive use of ate
those which seemed 70 require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
h. \. ROGERS, superintendent
Outdoor practice attendedto onlce hours Ito p NJ
au27 dGwtf
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Waldo House.
K U S S + L L LAMB
PhoPRlETOR,
WALDO STREET.

pnePRIEroR,
WALDO STREET.
Opposite Is. A. w. X. Ii. Dano,
jy4 WORCESTER, MASS. aiu
- ELF-SEALING FIR UT C1Ns.-T1.
~ SUBSCRIBERS, agents for the Manufacturers have IN
nand and tor sale At retail By the quantity Arhur-
raten sell sealing Cans aud Ja for keepInr Plts ami
egetaois IN their natural state. These Cans And Jars
pae pesn N use for tho last twp years. and hare givs
sahe satisfaction and arc cOnsdefed fr superior 10 an
olner can offered Ior sale. VIM. o. SWIFT 4 90.
ER IAN Fly PAPEK--A sure death %
- hiea, Tor sale wholesale aud retail, az
GEORGE n. RPuRRs q, 20l Main 81.
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o. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-A neat
Hi, and convenient Cottage, containing nine rooms
-g44s24wth large garden excellent water barn and
other conveniences The whole in coed repair having
been newly papered, and painted outside and in. 1t viii
be sold on long credit leased to good tenant aud pos
session given Immediately Apply at this office for tdr-
ther particulars. wis ar
FENO EENT.-A Room in second story, apply to
L0fHROP AMES, No. So Mechanic Street.
July is, 1866. IT,
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People VIII Be AsfOuished' on visiting
.Euthers Clothing II ouSe g.!
To find how very low they cau buy all kinds Of
CLOTHING,
Aud especially THIN SUMMER CLOTHING.
THIN COATS, VESTS, AND PANTS,
OF good material and fast colors, at 500 each.
This sale will continue al these extremely low prices,
until most of the goods sold, and all who this
tee and are in want, will Of COURSE before purchasing
elsewhere, call At
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HO Us Z,
No. 1 Lincoln House Block,
Formerly Worcester House 5st. II
nnIn..-. . e -. !. =. !. I'm and n .rn-tIr
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Perry Duvis' VegrtnbIe p,i,, u,,,..

:, Perry DuYis. Negetabio Pain Killer,
recommend 10 our readers the above named meiicire
We speak from our own observation and eyperienc 49,
say that itfemoyes pain II By magic from Mn a
Of the body md Of the best medicines for chec
diarhna and removing the preuonilory symrtors nS
cholera. Sold by p, IlolBRoog Co. ~ d2taw6w9g
Boots aud Shoes Cheap Tor CASH You
can az ~ times lind &C NM aOODWlNS Root nnd
Bh0e S"re no. ia Main Street, opposite tbs Post Office
formerly Smith Bfohers) one OF the largest aud bes
assonents " Boots and Shoes that De found ia the
city, which no offers az The very lowest ceth ptces.
bclor pufehaning. jcl0 dtf
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Dr' Henry Sargent gives special attention to
diseases ofthe Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

e, S, MASON.
Has large assortment Of
Z 4 OR PIANO TIES,
For sale on the most reasonable terms Also Pianos to
R0Ons in Clarke Block.
Corner OF Main and Mechanic Streets.
mySl d3m
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nIEIl

For Safe ut Cost, d lsrse lot of HERBS, ROOTS
BABAs, &c, both in crude and powdered SRA E nv
tyl1 4lm J. @. HILL. Au1thecarv.
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d T. HOUD-
Dealer in NEW AND SECOND.HANp FURNITURE.
CrOcteryHnd Ginss Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and an kinds Of House FURNISHING
Goods
N. B.-Cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 2sa
Main street, by J. L. HOOD
mohl9 d1y
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aeuIth md Strengthens. s. 0 RICHARD
SONS SHERRY WINE BIrrERs is the nest medicine
been more Literally potronzed than any other ever Is
9shed m ths country. II is the Richardson's
sl'eIb wmou has restored many invaliGs 10 health
years F y
N d, beware oil limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters' Ihe genuine have fac siue Of my signature
upon the outer envelope. For sale by Druggist every
where, and at my Office, No 81 Hanover street Boston
myl daW3m' ~ 0'
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DR.. CONVERS'
l n Y G o RATING CO RDIAL

/ ~ " " II ~ L N " y " II y L y L.
AND NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
This Cordial the only remedy for those sad develop
meus Of body and mind caused by early and improper
habits of youth
N b. That Involuntary nocturnal loss Of physical en-
ergy, productive Of much mischief to the nervous sys-
TEN, ncapacating the victim for business society, or
matrimony is speedily restrained by this Cordial Il is
this malady.
DR. C0NVERS may be consulted personally or by let
ter without charge his Office 32l Hanover Street Bos-
ton where all orders for the Cordial should be sent
DR. Convers' Medical Work. 175 pages-THE BEACON;
or, GUIDE FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD--ls the most
important and instructive book published on these
complaints To young men it is Invaluable. 1t will be
given to those who purchase three bottles Of Corlal
Price So bottle, bottles for S., $40 the half doz-
en-. WIS daw3p,
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
NO lis Main street, Worcester.
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-. a y N I'll " X x
A., a.. 15i95rsORNEF 4 COUNSELLOR Ar LAE.
my3O a''''
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rENv gNTY-EIGHFH ANNUAL FAIR

FENTV ESTY-EEGHTH ANNUAL FAIR
& nf 'he AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF THE CITY
or NEW YORK
The Managers announce that hey have made arrange
ments to held this Exhibition in the Crystal P7ace,
meucirg on MONDAY, the 22l day of September, and
will positively close on SATURDAY, the 255h day of
Qctober, 1856.
Premiums, consisting Of GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE
MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, &c, will be awarded the rec
oJameaaati9n Of competent and impartial judges The
GOD Medal VIII be double the Size of the present medal
and viii be coadncd exclusively to machinery and other
articles Of high merit. The Silver Medal will be greatly
enlarged and the Bronze Medal wiz be a neg feature in
the awards Of The American Institute
The c AFrLE SHOW VIII he haI on Hamilton Square
beautiful pot Of ground Of ten acres granted by the
Corporation Ct the City Of New York for that purpose
on III ESDAY, wednesday, uud Thursday the
l4.h, 10TH and 18th days Of 0s.obac.
The Managers would impress u65a exhibitors the ne
cessiy Of giving immediate notice Of the space obey wish
to occupy, and those exhibiting $chnsy requiring pow
er the amount From the numerous applications afcaiy
made, the Managers find it necessary to make further
provision for steam power
Communications addressed to VIM B. LEON ARD
Corresponding Secretary viii meet with immediate atten-
tion.
Circulars containing full particular can he had on
application at the clca Of the American Institute NO
35l Broadway, New York,
GEORGE f. NEsBIr, Chairman.
JcHN W. CHAMBERS, Secretary. a6 3sW
6 ERM AND w HALE oil.
~ 1000 gallons Winter Sperm OIL,
1000 Spring
$4,000 Bgached Winter Whale Oil.
For sale by G. S. & A. J, HOWE.
Wore stsrR RI, H.
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SPECIAL NOTICE, All persons having ac-
~ counts with the late drm of b. L. IIARDON & CO.
contracted before the FIRST LAY Of July 1866 and remain
in unsettled, are hereby notified that immediate payment
must be made the will be left with an attor.
ney lor collection, B. L. HARD0N & Co.
al DIFF -
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EAISSOGUTIQN OF COPARTNER-
NJ sliIP-The copartnershp heretofore existing un-
der the style Of PRATT X HOWE is this day dissolved
By mutual consent
The business of the late firm will be settled by VIM H.
hc'e who will retain the Office tely occupied by said
hrm, No FOG Main Street CALVIN Il PRATf
IA DOT WIN. HENRY HOWE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

PRENTICE ION THE IcE.-The editor Of the
Louisville Journal discourses wittily upon the
crop of ice being gathered at last dates in his
neighborhOod He says; ... ...
The crop is quite abundant, and many
persons are busy laying in the summer supply
III "a al us varieties. We may expect next sea-
SUI ," 70 nave choice Of either hog ice, frog ice,
Re- oommon ice. Hog ice is procured from
D Desn Srass Creek, in the neighborhood of the
but !, T. ,o II is Of delicate wine color,
frog ice is found in the ponds bprdar;no tho
euy 1t has pale gnenish tinee. With oc co.
sionai sfreaks OF duckweed; we are not fond
OF 1t, and shall leave it for those who al nu
put In few drops Of the ardent'' TO Xii, - .
anlmaicules As for common ice, it is Got
from the river, and is too well known to need
description. We give It our preference, and
wish the getters Of 1t all success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

A VALUABLE SUGGESTION Prince, the
we'll known nurseryman, of Flushing, L. l.,
recommends the culture of Licorice, as one of
the most important plants at could be added
to American agriculture. A deep sandy loan
or other light soil is adapted to it, and the
plant is propagated by cuttings from the root
1t yields an immense crop, is quite valuable,
and now largely imported. ......
correspondent is reminded by the above
Of having seen, some years ago, on farm in
Stafford county, Virginia, very luxuriant
crop or growth of it, where it was totally ne
elected, yet growing in great profusion. 1t
rssenbled small trees, or clumps, rather, OF
scions Of the locust, which, growing in a light
loamy soil, threw up numberless shoots from
very tender soft roots, that were easily taken
from the earth, and seemed filed with the
rich, sweet juice, which the children Of the
family enjoyed highly and amused themselve.
by pulling up ..
The Nader yields we'll in that part of the
country, and is of superior quality. 1t might
also be made an article of great profit to any
who would engage in the cultivation of it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

Il The Portsmouth Transcript states that
the steamer North Carolina arrived there on
Tuesday from Baltimore with her hull cut
entirely through by the ice, and is now lying
at her wharf in Norfolk
Il Owing TO the immense amount of pork
ana noar that passes over the Erie Canal,
Dooos thinks the route travelled should be
nno"n, not as the Erie, but Alimentary
Sanai; me New York Legislature should
take the hint into early consideration
II The Yarmouth Register sav, b,ra,aa.
OF bushels OF cells, Z" frozen a. stiff no rnL.H. -
have been driven ashore and raked mn 80 - =.
beach, and, after being packed in barrels a,o
shipped 10 the city markets In New W.
they sell readily at from 10 to ~ cents na,
pound.
n A little girl, in a locality whore the fa,,
Of snow had been slight, hearing her fsthe,
lament il and expressing o wish that more
might fall to enable him to indulge his pen
chant for sleighing, after saying her PRAYER,
one evening and invoking blessings upon hel
Iarents, stopper short and asked Mother
snant L pray for those two inches of SNOW
which father wants?p
"A CLOSE SHAvE.-A while ago. one hot dav
very wealthy miser of this city died of chcl.
era, and II was found necessary 10 place hi,
body in the coffin without removing his usuo
apparel One Of his hairs, who was stand; ns
by, suggested, just as the lid was being r. =
tened, searching the deceased's pockets. 1hict
was done, and the searcher also found An or
binary money belt around the corpse contain
ing over $1,000 worth Of notes, bills, &c
Chicago Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union contains the Presidents mes
sage on the state of affairs in Kansas We
regret more than we can express that we are
without space in which to spread the whole of
1t before our readers to-day. We are denied
that privilege by the fact that We were un-
able to obtain copy Of it in time for its in
sertion on our first page to-day, where we can
alone find room for it. We shall, however,
publish 1t an eztensO tomorrow rs it must be
read by all who desire to know the exact truth
concerning the condition of things in Kansas,
and the causes bringing that condition about
Governor Reeder's dilatoriness originally is
clearly shown to have been the foundation of
the so-greatly to- be-deplered state of things
there, and his utter faithlessness to the obi.
cations Of the trust committed to his hands,
together with the improper efforts of associa-
tons and individuals in distant, States to abo-
htionize the territory, is the superstructure of
the at present deplorsble and threatening
state of Kansas
The President, in this paper, completely
brushes away the net work of systematic fall
siheation concerning the brief history of the
new Territory, by means of which, up to this
time, the pseudo abolition newspapers and
public men have managed to deceive the pub
lie Of the northern States. What he says
comes with crushing force against their in
cendiary schemes, and will satisfy all but the
craIiest abolitionists of the land, that if there
is dangerous element in our midst, it is that
which processes to have at heart the cause of
freedom, and is endeavoring to undermine the
character and principles of the Government of
the United States, as made by our fathers
The Intsliigeneer continues its controversy
with the Union upon the question as to which
party the responsibility for the failure of the
House to organize rightfully rests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. Is, II

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 20, 1856.
The City Council, at its last session, passed
a resolution authorizing the real estate COM
mittee to purchase a lot for the use of the
Hydraulion Fire Company; bill in relation
to quarantine, and some other matters of little
import.
A young German, named Rosenbaum. at
tempted suicide on Wednesday by swallowing
an ounce OF laudanum The services of Dr.
). u Brown were called into requisition, an
emetie administered, and yesterday the pa
tient was doing we'll. Disappointment in love
Is said to be the cause of this consumate folly.
Capt. Gedney, Of the steamer Thomas Col
iyer. and-A j. Hough, Esq, of our city, yes
terday crossed over the frozen Potomac, op-
posite Alexandria, in sleigh. This morning
they propose sleigh ride to Washington on
the ice.
The weather begins to moderate Travel
upon oar railroads is nearly unobstructed, yet
business is quite dull AMI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
Proceedings Of To-day.

The Senate was not in session to-day
In the House, after prayer by Rev. Mr..
Sunderland
Mr.. Boyce moved call Of the House; on
which the yeas and nays were ordered.
Mr.. Bennett, of N Y, asked leave to offer
a preamble and resolution declaring, that as
one Of tho three parties had a large plurality
of the House, they were entitled to the Speak
ership, and that it was right and proper that
the plurality rule should be adopted to that
end.
Mr.. Dunn asked leave to cause to be read
for information a substitute for this PROPOSE
ton, setting forth that the majority Of the
people is largely against the Nebraska bill
and in favor of the restoration of the Missouri
compromise; and that it is the duty Of the
opponents of the Nebraska bill to persevere in
this contest, until they can restore the Mis-
souri, compromise without making a factious
and fatricidal war in so doing
The question was then put on the motion
for n call of the House; which was not ordered.
Mr. Smith, of Tenn, moved to rescind the
resolution prohibiting all debate in ten min
utes speeches.
1t was then moved to lay that motion on the
table; laid on the table-yeas 1O4, nays 81.
The House then proceeded with the one
hundred and twenty fifth vote for Speaker,
with the following result
Whole number of votes cast 200 necessary
to a choice 10l.
For Mr.. Banks "a, Orr 6e, Fuller Is, Ricaud
3, scattering9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

III Jon PRiSrINs.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of jos PAINTING with despatch and
in the best manner, at prices as low az In any
other Office In Washington. Job Printers are also
notiasd that we are prepared to do every descrip-
don Of presswcrk that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-presses. so, also,
has the Star OMEGA Book Bindery connected with
1t, equal in Its capacity to turn out book binding
OF all descriptions to any other In the District Of
Columbia .'. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

LEAP YEAR.-We learn from the Lowell
News that the Yankee girls are exercising
their privileges in famous style. They had a
ball on Thursday evening Of last week, whom
some seventy-fve of them "healthy, robust,
CHEEKY, and lovely, took their carriages, called
for their beaux, were driven to the Hall, where
ladies managed, selected their own partners,
ordered the supper, and obviously paid all the
bills" The partners selected spoke we'll for
judgment of the girls The News says:
"We were amused, however, on observing
bright-eyed lasses with roguish eyes, trip mp
to demure young men and solicit the honor Of
their hand for the next cotiilon.' Who could
refuse One enraptured soul engaged him.
self to eight different ladies for Money Musk,
and to six others for HulPs Victory Many
poor heart, hid away under a vest, was
lrretrievably ruined. But it could not be
helped"
The company broke up about two o'clock,
when the ladies escorted their beaux home,
and then went of to their own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

LEA city editor, who was bachelor, hav-
ing said in his last issue that he really wished
that he had a son so that he could dress him
up in fashion, was called upon the next day
by his adorable, to whom he had been paying
his attention for the last two years, and asked
if he really said that.
Certainly did, my dear"
"Well, Billy" said she, "why don't you
make arrangements for one 90
Our friend said it was the first time he was
ever oornered. He felt so mortified he went
right away to the parson.