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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-07

Some twenty-five yards will now be small
pattern for dress. Is it not time to ask,
what are we coming to
- The New York Herald says that
George Peabody, the American banker of
London, who has been travelling extensively
through the country during the past winter,
finds the United States in condition of
prosperity of which he had no adequate con-
ception; s'but as whole, he considers the
Southern States as occupying the most solid
and permanent position of them all."-
He attributes this to their production of COT
ton. While in the Northern States indus
trial pursuits are liable to great commercial
changes; "cotton under the impulse of an
increasing demand, is basis on which its
producers may solidly and unfearingly re-
pose"
- The Richmond (Va.) Dispatch says
that some few weeks since man calling
himself G. Il. Benson, and protesting to be
a member in good standing of Washington
Lodge, I. o. 0. F., Augusta, Georgia, came
to that city, ard representing himself as
having been robbed, succeeded in raising
some twenty dollars from the members of
that charitable fraternity to take him to his
family. On Saturday last we were shown a
letter from the Secretary of Washington
Lodge, Augusta, which says that no such
member ever belonged to that Lodge, and
pronounces the operation in this oity swim
die. Members of the Order in other places
will keep a look out for this gentleman, or
they, too, may be bled.
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Il National Diseose.-Ihrougl,out North
America the universal morbid appetite for
patent medicines is regular constituted
diseascs 1t is probably transmitted from
parent to child, us insauily, scrofula, and
nervous affections descend through families.
10 see n MAN or woman WHO never pur-
chased n box Of Brandretl's Pills, or bot
tle of the Balm of a very few Flowers,
would be equivalent to seeing the fifth
wheel Of co'c'l. No such phenomenon
cxista. VI
Mothers usually commence with sl.er.
mai's Vcr'nifhgo Lozenges. Every suck
ling las worms, Of course. But whether
they have or not, it is judicious to com.
nithceF drugging the little creatures early,
by2way ofacrustoming them to more potent
articles when Il cir strength, will Lea, them.
spipg pl'y>ieusualiy follows. It is divine
astftokesp taf sickness Ly seasonaLlc doses
of'sonset|sins. that is good for the blood
At s,nrteen, young persons begin to pur-
-chass fOr t)p'aselves. The latest advertise
mcas sl,ohhf always be guide in tile Sc
lection Of patent medicines, on account ol
the reslestaliliiy and responsibilities Of par
ties ot5eHAy thpm for sale. This is q great
oouussy every one LAS . perfect inalieua-
ble right TO kill himself with lifs-preservors
aoslruuiis. adaioai Ite,IN.
A l;f,lu I,os at,fIl ,,,s - n ~; g.. ,
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The Farmers Guida

TO SCIENTIFIC ASp PRACTICAL AontcuI1rrE =
BY Henry SrErnESs, +. Il. 81. of Dain.,rc6
and the Intel. l.. MOTION, Professor d Sci-
entihc Agriculture in Yale College. Nsw lIa-
ven. vols Royal Octave. tISob page,
md numerous Woodland Steel Ragravipgs
This is, con!cssedy,' tho most complete WerR
give it a wider circulation the publish ers hay -
resolved to reduce the price to -
S. FOR TIE Two VOLUMES..
When sent by nlnl (p.si. .paii) q, California
aud Oregon the price will lie 81. To svery
other par, of ths Gni"ii nnl to Cana.la -(post.
Tie Farm" ~, =
Relniitances for any oflhe Gbase nn ESat;ans
should always be addressed. t,paid. 10 lie
Publishers, 80. - .
LEONARD .sCo.rf5& CO.. !:
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

eF1u Ill ~ VI fauNaoH N1tn ] Ou6s
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
TIE BEST LTERATIVE KNOWN
Not Particle of Mercury in it!
An lnfallible Remedy for Scrofula Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Obstinate Cuianeons .EruptionR,
rimpies or P"stmles on the Face Bletclcs,
Boi)s, AGne and Fever, Chronic Sore Eycs
RING Worm III Tr,cr, Scnld Head, Enlarge
mcnt and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt
Rhel'n, Stubborn Ulcers, Syplilitic Disorlers,
and all Diseases arising from an injudiciuus
Use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or In
purity of the Blood
~" This great Alternative medicine and Pu.
riiier "f Blood is now Used by thousands Of CRATE.
Iul patients from all parts Of the United States,
who testify daily TO ihe remarkable cures per.
formed by the greatest Of all medicines, Gar
REiCS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Scrufula. Eruptions on the skin,
Liver Disease, Fcvers Ulcers, Old Sores, Atfec-
ton of the Kidneys, Diseases of tie Throat,
Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
Bones and joints. are speedily put to flight by
using this great unt inesiinable remedy.
For oil discusses Of The Blood, nothing has vet
been found to compare with it. 1t cIeanscs the
system OF all impurities, acts gently and cffi-
elcnt'y oil the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone 10 the Stomach. makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfceblcd by disense or. broken
down by the exccsscs Of youth, to it's, pristine
vignr aud strength :,
For the Diseases Of Females il is. peculiarly
applicable, and wherever it has become known, !,
Is regularly prescribed will, the hnppicst effects.
IL invgoraes the weak and debilitated, and I'M
parts elasticity 10 the wo7nout frame, clears the
skin, and lenves tho patient frcsl, und healthy !;
n single bottle of this imestimable remedy is
worth all the so.caled Saraaparllns in existence.
The large number of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts OF the
United Siates, is The best evidence that there is
10 Iiumbug about il. The press. hotel akeepers,
magistrates, physicians, and public men, we'll
known to the cummunity, all add their tas,n,o.
ny to the wonderful effects. Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call Oh the Agent and get mn Almanac, and
rend the details Of astonishing cures performed
by CARTEleS SPANISH MIXTURE, lin most
sases where 6serytling else had sigua1Iy failed }
The limits of an advertisement will not admit
thcir full insertion.
WM. s. BEERS, &. CO., Proprietors
- No. S04, Broadway; New York,
To whom all orders must be addressed
For sule bYDruggists and Country Merchants
in all parts Of the United States and tile Cana.
das, and by
WARDLaw d Lyon, AbbevilIe c. H.,
GARY Il JoNEs, CokesbnryS
" q. g. PARKs Greenwood.
May-l, 1856. . 4y.
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On Manhood, and Its Premature Decline,
Inst ppbtshad. ar.fss ~. oo4. ,.,.

Just PpbHahed, Gratia, the goth Thousand;
A Few YoIds Oh tho Rational Treatm sut.
IA witl,ant Medicine, ofHpermatarrAsa or
tocsl Weakatss, Nocturnal Emissions, HeniAl
and Nervous Debility, 1mpoteney, aud lnpedk
,asSts mssH ,t .9 Marriage generally. Us M be La.
The fmportant4sat that the msns alarming /.
complaints, originating in tho simpipdei.ce and
solitude ofayoutIi, may be oasily reisfsved Niti.
out medicine, is jn.tbis small tract .clesfF de-
monstratedi and The entirely gsw and hiehiR
successful Treatment. as adopt 81 the Autlof,
fully exRlainsds By u bans snf w1iph evan. ono
II Y elablsd tseuys hiTself said st 40
!esss ,pcssl!s - AasEsby. ayoidhiG irthe d.
! ssat s d !. o sssli. and: :post sl,Sls ] M !
pe.:ss. s,sSs s 81 d Dc p'ss y. ss Is
psi,s!d Stree New York CITY. = ),
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Ae9enkers in basi,issa is Philadelphia.
a'sliking the = Esq to his name Advised q
Southern correspondent 70 direct LA iettels
70 him without any tail, and receiyeta 4 "a =.
py supsss -ibed 'sAn,os Smith witliSni
any taa, riiFadsl'''ia." "''' *. - 90. .l.'.
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-in Encourieous ConSioble.-Durine n
recent trial in the New York police court,
a constable, testitying with regard to lady,
said: II know nothing about her but what
hear the neighbors say; and in my opin-
ion, what women say Of one another is not
worth Of belief" a wise and sagacious,
but very impudent constable widowcr
cvidently-for he would not have dared Lv
such a remark 10 have incurred the risk of
domestic wllirlwnd and three legged
stool. As it was, we wonder that the strong
minded women Of the ncighhorlooL did not
unite, and by wholesome cl,astisement
teach him the practical importance Of
courtesy to the sex.
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LEONARD .sCO'ri55& CO.:
No. { Gold Street, New York
pI8SoLUTToD;r1

rI>HE Firm Of wIER. & MiLIKis -,was. IA. IA.
l. day dissolved by mut,ida Confess. :tIie Inn
itstion of the p"rtnelslip having Spired TH !
name ~ ne g s;s.ls tine ri .t be used
All persons ndebted to us by Note ora A6ooi,ijzss
wl;pIease come forward ind fby af 81 ssoIE 4 s
convenient, rs it is,yery desirable That IN.
nes" should be closed as early as .ible, s &s
JOHN AZ WfET. ass !.
Ai. McD. EkaLEEtEsS sS
August 23, 1856. 19s1ls SEstsHs$i
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che Abbcpillc Banncr
Is Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS &. HOLLINGSWORTR.
II II 1 M -:

Two DOLLARS per annum, If paid in advance
Two DOLLARS and Fifty CENTS If not paid Within
six months, and TnREE DOLLARS if not paid he
fore the end of the year. All subscriptions not
limited ut the time Of subscribing. will hc con-
sdcred us indefinite, and will be continued until
arrearages are paid or at the option of the Pro-
prietors Orders from other States must imrari
aJiy be accompanied with the CASH.
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TIE OF ADVERTISING.

The Prelrirtors of the AbbeviIle Bamnrr aud
independent Press, have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less time
than three months, will I've charged by the inSer-
tfon ut One Dollar per Square ut incl,-thc
space Of solid lines less) for the first iliser-
ton, and Fifty Gents for euch subsequent in.
scrtinn.
cYS- The Commissioners, Sllerifls, Clerks and
Or,lnary's Advertisements will be inserted in
botl pspsrs, each charging half price.
EF Sherff's Levies, One Dollar each.
EF- Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars
Advertising an Estray. Two Dollars, to De
paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer at the following rates:
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Bonnp"rte's Taste for Mus;c.-Jt is said
that Bonaparte, willie lie acknowledged the
influence of music over the minds of his
soldiers, and, consequently, always provided
them with good bands, WAS himself but lit
Tie sensible to its charms, and although
gifted with beautiful voice, lie could not
sing i'll tune. Singing was even sign Of
''I-humor on his part, and when lie was
cross, he walked about with his hands be-
hind him, humming an air falsely as pos
sible, and then few dared to approach him.
"lt you have anything to ask Of the Gen.
eral," said Iunot one day to NJ. Arnault, 81
advise you not to so hear linn just now, for
he is singing"
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
AT WOOD DEPOT.

a hNE Of the firm Of Davis d Boozer hus inst
~ returned from Charcston. bringing. in
addition to their large stock of Groceries, any
amount of every variety of DRY GOODS worn
by Ladies or gentlemen. 1t is said that some
provide fnr tho inner man and some for tho
ontcr; we intend to provide for both. We are
now opening Large Stock Of Plantatian Goods,
and Ladies' and GentIemcns' Dress Goods. 10
which We invite the attention Of Citizens, and
especially the Ladies, of Greenwood and vicinity.
Come one, come all, we have enough for all.
Great excitement produced ut the natonishingly
low rates at which they propose 10 SELL
Just received and are now openino s,pply of
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WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION

B u ALL t. d T0 " a. ILL.,.
~ AT.THEiR OLD STAND, - s. Ii
JACKSON sTRHuA MkAR aIaAE HOTEL
S. AUGUSTA, GA.
>HE Copnrtperahip Of BEALL e. sTDyALi.
Il laying expiredA by Its own kmitaiiou, in
The Groeery RNsinesss they would iiilsrm the
p19lss that they hsSa fsasgs1 tlIe CppaapephIp,
and pteaa Ses 81 ttIS M Arr f9UaE I'D
COMMISSION E!sS sISns and spl|cii 3
oons.n..,,se esd..s 81 ths lll.ssal
sssss Z; asd;s q aisis Ssss xiil,as ss.a,o
,,i;Rsh1S ,;'l ss!9 & ss q sss dl,s sl ssiss,ss
.a (, Eoat' f. r. lsAt 40 ege1om6s din
~ s''yI M .Is q Il ssS za9.t1,1 b s s :
Ausssas, Ass ~. sias s s,n:
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DIX. Lam E'8
CELEBRATED
V 3 r M [ r UGE
LIVER PILLS.
Two ofthe best Preparations or tho Age.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FueE, for
expelling Worms from.
the human system, has.
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to-. Worms. p
The Liver Pills, for
the cure of LIVER Cow
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1lFueE and
LIVER p PlIIs, prepared by
@s"ii',9 S &&>o,.
SOLE pRopR1EroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as thereearet various
other. preparations now
before the: public, pur-
porting 70 be Yer1nifuge
and Liver Pills. All
Others, in comparison
Will ~ MCLANE S, are
worthless. '
The GENUINE u McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
-FLEMINa BROS,
so'Woop ST., P1r4ssuaalai, Pa. :
Sole Proprietora,
sCovIL 4 MEAD, No. M giiur,rss st.
New Orlenns, General Wholesale. Ageni..fof u,s
Southern States, to wbowsull orders inpst be
SOLD DY -
.WAsDIAY &LYoM Abbesille G. H., &c. ?.
A.:G. llAwrHoas, bne West "ss :.
" ! M.IhItess Andeis9n Cs H., ~ =
~G. J.. PE&N, EsJpfielf G. r. - 0s
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!. Rou ask and you receive not because
you ask mise said 9 young lady to;au
qld gsntlanauSwllo Ind ,,ol,poi the aaes-
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ID II II q e..

Paint Brushes Of every size, British Oil, IIol.
Ioways Pills Spencer's Pills, IIooflands g erman
Bittcrs, Gum CaInphor, Tapioca, Florida Arrow
Root, Gloves, Hutmegs, Mace, Corn Starch,
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green. ycniliau Red,
Pr''ssian Blue, Red Lead, Spanish Brown, Ii
Meats foot Oil, Linseed Oil. Train Oil, fine Ap.
ple Vinegar, Extra White Lead in SO H. Kegs,
Shoe Tools. Shoe Lasts, Avis, Handles Knives
and Hammers, Pegs Of every number.
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Il R7@"t""i Crimi""i.-Govcrnor Nc
Rae, Of Mi>Si>si,Sirpi, has sent to the l"g
i>laturc Of that State petition from Graves,
the ,riau|ling treasurer, now IN exile to
Calrula, To be allowed TO return 70 his ma
tive STATE, on promise to make rcsliu-
ton III yearly instruments Of the amount he
h:,l purlninr.l. The case is certainly Sill
gular as :: subject for Legislation, bn, not
more remarkable than the force given To
the rrnv"rhial phrase, 'thc way OF the
trans::.rcss,r is lrarl,' as exhibited in his
petition.
Graves says, under date Of July last, :,
prcf;,ciny his letter hy the remark that lie
is ignorant even Of the name of his Excel
lency:
Il have been near fourteen years an cx-
lie, living i'll this Siberia of America, cx-
posed to this terrible climate, where the
mercury often sinks to forty degrees below
zero, separated from I'LL that is dear to me
OH earth. Surely this is sufficient punish
mcnt Tor all my previous acts. Even if
had been living in Russia, my offence would
not have mcriled the punishment have
endured
"iou surely cannot: after fourteen years
OF punishment, when my head is silvered
:. with trouble anu age, when my children
Thave Srnwnmp around me, unconscious Of
their fathers misfortune wish to DEGRADE
lie any further
II lhye wife, sir, born in the sunny
South, whose relations reside III Madison
county, who is most anxious to return to
lIer native State. She nobly deserted her
parents, her home, her all, to follow her
husband into exile; her punishment has
been greater than mine. She at least IS
innocent but this has not prevented the
climate from doing its worst upon her, and
she is gradually sinking into the grave
All she asks is 10 be permitted to return to
her r,,ative State, Mississippi, to the sunny
South, 10 die. This she cannot do unless
her husband il frec.''
The Governor submits his proposition to
the lagjslatusc, nnI says that if it meets
the appreciation Of that body he "shall in
terposc no Objection"
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An Alabama editor says of late festive
occasion. I" Several l,ealtl,s and songs
were ,nasterly advanced, and received h,
the climax of ecstacy npd unanimity, while
the eioquenee was borne from The speakers,
lips op,the resouudiag pinions of entliusi-
a,m,s the dying echoes Of wl,iel, vera like
tue murmuripga Of distant thunde
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!, STOVES F0HSA5SIll

sHE Subscribers will Keep 81 SiSa ssfiss
~ times. at the Sadtlrery aid fisfneS6E SEQ
Of r. " ESiFiEkD. in tllis Village. M Sisof
,hs,n.o,. ,hems o. a.. k,as % o. STOVES Which they
Charleston: 'iiieii 80 9''.'s'ee .osae
~, GDOMlfMs 81 s.: $:
they will warrastste ,doSyysryt - fSxSSs
Cooking Stove can ;Saa afe. .uS
give universal. .satisia tiosts k ssSsSsSl(
nue of us.will spafd rs
year ut tie NTth ant iss iy rs 81
'''s qua most ss hPpEpssd fss s. Is,
Assssgsg,t ! 3
ME sf1 1pE or soISTii :E1iaSiISxE j
AAasSius szisiSist g Y
AMOS g,sfk' jlss s. s. ' ssalIsI
Jane. sslsla, ssls 8 8
w tday.cf sSSSzb Sif sfs sasSs
lion agaisst Che Nsle2f Sid,,Ss 4 ~: :aS Es!as
nbssnG ffow md t9j6iit Il tlsas 4 ss e.
.asd. q .aas.tsitf
! !
y, sfA =. - - ~ 3f1U9x&s
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LIoUo79.

An Extra Lot, just received from Baltimore
=, Also, fine lot of Hats, Caps, Leg,orn, Sc
Shoes, Boots, &c.
The above is few Of the many articles we
have on hand, which will he soid log for Cash.
We are do ermned TO sell cheaper than the
cheapest II you want bargains, call on
DAVIS e. BOOZER.
Greenwood Depot, Oct g. 81. 25
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1t is only in the company of the good
that real enjoyment is TO bc found; any
other society is hollow and hcartcss. You
may be excited by the play of wit, by the
collision OF ambitious spirits, and by the
brilliant exhibition of self confident power I.
but the satisfaction ends with the scene
For unlike this is the quiet, confiding inter.
course Of sincere minds and friendly hearts
knowing and loving and esteemips each
other.
1he Proot-" Did you say, sir, that you
considered Mr.. Smith insane2" asked a
lawyer Of a witness, in a criminal case.
Yes, sir,I did,"
upon what ground did you base that
inference 2"
Why, I lent him a silk umbralIa and
five dollars in cash, and lie returned them
botl," w
Blackstono WAS satisfied.
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Uot Wafer for House Pl"nis.-.i cor
respondent. Of the Boston Cul.ivator, Writing
Of the management Of house plants, SAYS ::
The way TO have healthy plants, is to
shorten III MI struggling growth, aud remove
every leaf and flower us snon as the least
symtom of decay is pcrceivaLlr, washing
them occasionally with warm water from
the fine nose Of Il Watering. pot held li~h
above tiem-thus giving them tie benefit
OF warm shower at any time or place
But the thing Of all others most important
is, 10 wafer them with hot water at all times.
yes, hot to the touch, ever beyond what is
supposed to he prudent, until after expert
ment-and it is only necessary TO watcl, the
result on the health and vigor of the plants,
especially when i'll bloom, to he convinced
OF the virtue of ihis grand specific" Iii,e
writer says lie has fuchsias now in bloom,
mere cuttings about six inches in height,
not one failing out Of seven, or even more
cuttings, planted in single pot, and water.
cd with hot watcr.-Bost. Trans.
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.ARDvAH1

-AA@D" "AHE.
Hinges, SlioveIs ana Tongs, Fire Dogs, Ham.
mers, Hatcl,ets. Augers, Chsels, Screws, Gimlcts,
Hand Saw Files, Rrsps, Knives aud Forks,
Powder Horns, Flasks, Wool and Cotton Cards,
and Hand Saws
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Frdr1!"IlS nl HH'lhrcS VIII DC charEcd III pr0pOr-
tion 10 the above rates.
eS;" Business Cards for the term Of one ycnr,
will he charged in proportion to the space they
occupy, at One Doii"r per line space.
cs; For all advertisements set in doub1c roI-
nm", Fifty per Cent. extra will be aided 10 the
nbnrr rair~
DAVIS Il IICLLINGSWORTU,
Par B0nn"r;
LEE Il WILSON,
For Press
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yCRIN0LINA IN RHYME.
: ny rlisoLDi.sMxs.
e. N&S'

: ssNsS
.. !, i lady will, a erinolinc was walking
'towsfstl,c streei---Ier feathers tluttercd in
.. tliesstir-l,cr hoops stack out Il feet. She
:s$ss:lkc,l the earth as il she felt Of it she was
no part, and proudly did she step along, for
rsi,le >x,,s iir her heart. She did not sec II
curly dog which walked close 10y her side,
aIl say" the curly tail Of which her crinoline
did hide. flis tail the dog with pleasure
the luiv'> crnrIinn stuck ont Il foot behind
y crowd the Tail did soon cspy lis it waved
to AMI fro aud like Il rudder seemed to
point the WAY the maid must 90. The
sury dog. right pleased was he, the quarters
he l,al g"t,e aud walked beside the lady in
ki"l "f 'l"g.yi>h trot. Each step the lady
now did takescrvcd to increase her train,
willie those who followed in her wake roar
cl out with might and main. Sumo held
their sides. they laughed SO hard, and 9th
.rs fairly cried, while many even still con-
fcss that day they'd like to died. But still
the lady sailed along in crinolne and pride.
unluimlfnl .: the crowd behind or dog close
ly her si'le. But soon another dog csried
the tail which tluttcrcd fee, it so provoked
his doggi>l, ire he could not let ii he. But
( with Il deep ferocious growl, for Laltlc
straight l,c went, and 'neatl, the lady erin
oin" both dogs were quickly pcnt. They
fought, tits said, one hour or more-thc la
dy nothing kncw-but with her head erect
sailcdo II, and did her way pursue. Some Say
she never would have known ut all about the
fight, lH"l not one dog mistook and gave
l,cr 'limb' an awful bite But since that
day I've heard il said, that lady ncer was
seen nl"'m Tie street, with so much p'i,le and
Such Il ciiuoliuc