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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
B Try

'I'HE undersigned, having in their employ, an
Experienced Baker. are now we'll prepared
10 furnish in large and small quantities. upon
snort notice, CAKES. TARTS. BRIDAL
OAhES. and CRACKERS. of every description.
~ Those N the country who deal in this
line, viii find it to their advantage to give us
q call.
March lS, 1858. MITCHELL G. GOULD.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
THE CT DEATH
Usage ORANGE
r g. II C. 4 Il G!

THE undersigned is engaged in the planting
i and rearing of the Usage OTange,a and is now
prepared to make engagements for furnishing
snr3uts and setting, or setlin and maturing
ences at fair prices, ard wi warrant
FIRST RATE c
in four wears! All orders ddresSed West
Elkton, Preble county : 20, will be p mptly
attended to. N. HORNAL Y.
Dec. I.--tf.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15

naIf you wish to grow wealthy, get
married What it costs to support one
vice will keep six children.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
Eaton Dressing Room,

eaton Dressing Room
Main:treet,l djoimin The NationGiHol.
ROBERT GOIEGS,
NOW holds himself in reaGinesSforBarber-
IN ing, Hair Dressing, ~Shampooing andevery
hing that belongs 10 hisiine of business. Nc
aims will be spared 10 please all, and lie in
IS all to call and try for themselves.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
TE1E PERFUME
OF THE
WESTERN HEMISPHERE
FRESH FROM LIVING FLOWERS.

e Z, o q 0DA w a a.
This rare perfume and cosmetic is prepar-
ed from TROPICAL FLOWERS of surprising fra
GRANGE, without any admixiure of coarse es'
sentioI oils, which form the staple OF MANY
Essences and EXTRACTS for the Toilet"
gs Aroma is as inexhaustabie as that OF The
"Farina Cologue," and as fresh and delicate
as The breath of LIVING BLOSSOMS.
what are its AntccedentS!
For twentp years it has maintained lis ascen-
dency over all other perfumes Throughout
Cuba, South America and The West lnGieS'
Ii has been introduced into the United States,
IN response to the earnest demand growing ou'
Of its SOUTHERN REPUTATION A cure for
HEADACHE AND FAINTNESs!
AS an odor for the handkerchief, it is a'
delicious as the ''Otto of Roses" It lends
freshness and transparency to the complexion
and removes headache and faitness.
COUNTE1FEITS.
Beware OF imita:iona. Look fer the nam
of MURRAY & LANMAN on Tie Bottle
rapper anil OrnamenteG LabeI. Sold by ID.
II. LANMAN s. KEMP, wholesale druggists
No. 50 Water Street, New York, and by al
druggists, at so cents per bottle.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
ERnRWnll.

We do not know how much we love
Until we come to leave.
An aged tree, acommon flower,
Are things DER which we grieve;
There is a pleasure in the pain
That brings us back the past again.
We finger while we turn away,
We cling whilc We depart;
And memories unmarked till then,
Come crowding round the heart,
Let what will lure our onward way.
Farewell's a bitter word to say.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15

Ha~The Western Democrat had, dur
ng the memorable Fremont campaign
"pome,"in three parts, on the "Uniol
Sam and the Woolly heads" at tn,
The latter part ofthe last car
wound up after this dashing fashion
THEY EMBRACE.
Fly around the bob-tail,
Tangle up feather-bed
Canter up rag tags,
Sail in woolly-heads,
Walk in Fremont,
On the Union trample,
Take a hand at froe-love,
Your mammals good example;
Pitch in Betsy triggers,
With Frederick in the corner,
Fly around free niggers,
Old Bucks "a goner!"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
New York Advertisements.
From Albert G, Richardson's

AdvertIs ng and Correspondence Office
$50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
General Weakness --- NerVOu
Tn err KNnnInr

When all stimulants fail. the renovating q
bracing properties of these Pills give tirmncs:
the shaking nerves and enfcebled muscles off
victim of general debility.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
BIZ BRIST0L'S SiRsiPARILLh.
PRBDF POSITIVE

1t is allowed by the unanimous opinion c
Physicians, by experimental proof, and ever
form Of evidence which can give authenticit
te public statements, to be the most powerlu
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15

If you are suffering with any of the above as,
tress:ng ailments, the Fluid Extract Iucha will
cure you. Try it and be convinced of its efficacy.
- Beware of Quack NOstrums and Quack
Doctors. who falsely boast of abilities and refer
ences. Citizens know and avoid them. and save
long suffering Money, and Exposure, by send
ing or calling for q bottle of this Popular and
Specific Remedy.
1t aliays all pain and Inflammation, isper-
fcctlv pleasant in its taste and odor, but imme-
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
DELICATE

The London Lancet" the London Medical
Review and the most eminent of the faculty in
Great Britain France and Germany have eulO-
gized the Pills and their inventor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13
nnnoCRATro sTArn CONVENTION,

~ meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Csamittss. held In Sacramento, on the 10Th day oi
MAy, leSs, the following resolutions were adopted
xnsolvnD' That this next Democratic State Con.
Se9etee - held In the City Of Sacramento, on Wed.
neoday, the 9Th day OF August next, and that the
haeks u representation be fslows, viz One dele
gate at large from each county and delegate sl
svery two hundred Democratic votes eass at the last
general election for sny Democratic candidate on
the etats ticket nominated BY the Democratic party
ese1ssfvsy, and one delegate for every fraction Of
ens hundred OF more votes east for such Democratic
ssadidsts. t%IfI sfiT Et
bssoLvsp, ~ the Central Committee, that II II
rseemmsndsd that the Democracy in the different
sesnses meet on the 10th day of July, for the pur
pees u secting delegates TO the stats Convention
The nsmocrssy Of the State Of California are here.
~ notesd- that State Coavention will be held Ia
the City Of Sacramento, on Wednesday the 4th day
~ August, fess and that the spportionuent Of rep
ressntatioa ehsssts, 80 settled upon by the State
ContsAi Oem unlttee Is a. folloWsl
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13
On OstrncisinQ.


A few days ago, Sheriff Manloye of sacra.
mento, saw fit to dispense with one Of his
deputies; young man named Culver. We
nave the ip'e DIRT Of the Mercury (very
doubtful authority that Mr.. Culver was dis.
charged because he voted the anti Consol.
d"sion--LeeompsoDian-v ran - Custom House tick.
ct, aud worked against the 20 called .peo
PIES norainses. We understand tina. Sher-
if Manlove denies this assertion Of the Mer.
cury'-and We certainly think he knows moro
about his own affairs than any body else-but
this is neither here nor there. II Is enough
that Mr.. Culver Das ''ostracised" as the
Mercurial person has it. OF course great
indignation Is felt and given vent to by the
Mercury lin fact an article upon the sub.
ject which appears in that hydrarsyrous
sheet Is a perfect blue mass Of spleen and
invective. Among other remarks, appear
the following
Would any tolerably decent man perpetrate
such tyranny! Mr.. Culver, your bread and
'betser 10 IN my hands, vote my ticket or you
shall not have it!
How virtuously indignant! How like the
voice OF tyrant hater What sticking for
Popular, Sovereignty and the doctrine that
every man should be left untrammelled to
vote as he chooses Butit is n poor rule
that won't work both ways. Does not this
defender of Culver, this lampooner Of Man
love. remember that such dose of Mercurg
Is jost as likely TO salivate q man named
Buchanan as it is to operate upon q man ma
med Manlovc! Now, admitting that Sheriff
Manlovc has done this grevous thing. (and
We only admit ID temporarily is not ono
James Buchanan greatly to blame for teach
ing him 50 bad n lcsson' Has not the great
dispenser Of eighty thousand Offices been set
ting Sheriff Manlove an ''ostracising' exam.
ple' 1t strikes US that Governor Walker,
and Acting Governor Stanton of Kansas
were aifoiced 10 resign their positions be.
cause there was little courteous differ
ence" Of opinion between them and the Pres.
idcnt upon trivial question Of policy. 1t
also strikes US that certain post masters and
| oAuNt Ol i Cuciul CDHIulsSIOD3 nave
been rotated because they took Mr.. Bu-
chanan to be IN earnest when he said IL am
the CINCINNATI Platform !" Our memory is
trcachcrous, but we have an impression that
n certain "Douglas man" at Columbus OHIO
was "ostraciscd" to make room for Sam Me.
dary ia the Post Office OF that city and hen
change was effected in that branch of the
Postal Department located at Kcokuk and
sundry Old and flithful servants of the ov-
crnment at Washington, Philadelphia and
Boston and in other cities and towns, have,
IL tho papers tell the truth been Cuipcrired.
However, We can hardly claim that the
Mercury has exhibited any Inconsistency in
this announcement of nu alleged act OF tyr.
amy on the part of sheriff Manlovc; for the
editor of that papcr has never yet had time
to alede to the similar acts Of tho President,
and VIC have no doubt that when he docs
speak Of them he will do 80 in thunder tones
of dcnunciation. Tho Mercury has States.
man.iike views upon these matters
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13
0Royn.LE, May l2,h.

PERsoNAL,-1George stanton whom every
body in Butte county knows. came up from
Marysville yesterday In buggy, bringing
with him Balja johnson, Esq of the "Mag-
is better known to the people ofCalifornia -
particularly political people, than "Bally'
Johnson--ashcis familiarity called. He and
George are both ou their way toward Span
ishtown on prospecting excursion. Seeing
"Bally" brings wildly to our mind the Incl.
dents Of Senatorial elections. State copysn.
tions. Legislatures and the like o. that. He
and Sacramento are "one and inseperable "
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

kD'roa NO MoaE.--Mr. Howard publishes
card elsewhere In to days RECORD In
wAisA'hssstsforth she'fact Of his withdrawal
iffsn The asid editorial. IL is very generally
ssdssssood ehat Mr.. H. has been acting as
shs Editorin Chief Of the "Advertissr" aud
10 The sa'hor Of the highly oreditabie leaders
that have appeared In that paper. HIS style
10 original. ssutsntious and, pleasing.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13
(ton,In,iliicnted) !

Ed. BUrrE REcoRp Il discover that the
good public are disposed to attribute to me
for the last three or four weeks the editorial
department oftho ',Morning Advertiser -
Not denying or admitting the soft impcach.
meot modestly declare that my editorial
amatcurship is ever. have no connection
with the advertiser from this time forth,
] assume no responsibility for its contents
JAMES q. IowAR1.
ORoyu.LE Nav l9h .#. Ft
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

SrcgssioS. "A Georgia paper boasts ihas
all the leading Democrats in that State,
without an exception, will go for secession
from the Union. i the Lecemplon Constitu.
ton be defeated in Congress- Well, lei,
them 90 Tor secesseon then, We say. with
deeper signihclnce than usually belongs 20
hat phrase, lst them 20 for 1t, aud bs
hanged. --LoRisriHe Fon,naf ft4
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

MEDICAL JoueSAL, We are in receipt Of
the May number of the Pacific Medical
Joarsal" 1t is filed with neatly printed
sssielss on medicine aud surgery, which wo
ves'd reed aud attempt an opinion Of, II wc
sssld understand ,hem We believe It 10 u
valuable work for medicine men.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

SHor,--According to the Mountain Dem.
oerdf. company Of miners near Cedar Hill
who arc at work at q depth Of two hundred
feet below the surface. have found large
quantities Of shot intensperscd through their
pay dirt. They very naturally wonder how
they got there, Somebody tries to explain
the fact Of their presence with the theory
that, they we're split upon the grcuod aud
gradually worked down Our theoryis that,
they we're discharged from some wag's shot
gun, Perhaps they wore showerei down
from the lshoO tower Of Babel, Who
knows2
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13
Mormon Intelligence.

In addition to the news, which we gave,
yesterday, from Salt Lake, and 10 confirma.
ton Of it. Mr.. John II Kincaid, Of this city
furnished US last evening, with letter from
Mormon acquaintance in Salt Lake City,
dated at that place, April 9th, 1853. from
which we extract the following paragraph I:
There has not, this winter, been any CON-
munication with the U. s Army. The orders
from Bro. Young are. for the people of this
city, and all north. TO evacuate and take 10
the desert The orders are now being com.
piled with and. In three weeks. this part Of
the country will be without inhabitants and
probably burned Where will the people 90 7
That ID what / can not fnd out. In rela ton
to the endowmeDts, | am in the dark, as
have not taken them and for the present,
all endowments, marrying and giving in
marriage. have ceased. Gilbert goes out to
the U. 5. soldiers camp to morrow Goods
are scarce and would bring any price.
The name Of the writer Of the letter is
Richard Il Hopkins, and Mr. Kincaid, who
knews him well, says he is reliable man.
There is, therefore, no doubt Of the fact that
the Mormons have abandoned Salt Lake City
and that Col Johnson is in rnmclested pos.
session Of it ---.Veps.
| SHASTA CoURIER.--This stauncfi and able
Democratic paper, of Saturday last, is filled.
as usual, with sound Democracy, both in
relation to Congressional doiugs and affairs
in California. II defends Senator Brodcr
ick against the falsc and foolish charge. ut.
| tered by the Lecompton press, of ofopposition IA
the repeal of the Missouri compromise, and
also. talks sound Democracy ia relation to
to the nomination Of n candidate for Judge
Of that Judicial District. 1t seems that the
enterprising lawyers Of Shasta. have sagcly
coucoctc plan 20 arrogate to themselves
the right to say who the people shall have
for Judge. The Courier, very justly too
considers such course ant; Democratic,
and Insists upon the people having voice
in the selection. Should tho lawyers carry
out their Lecompton programme, we would
suggest that the Courier should call con.
vcntion o. the Democracy, nominate white
man and Gle N out the arrogant junta.
"PRINrERs Our Dem lcratic friends in
the interior, seem to appreciate the fact that
printers make good representatives; for proof
OF which, witness the fact that in the Demo
cratic Committee, yesterday, therc were fire
VIZ: January, of the .UJHaiaiA Democrat,
Placervillc; GelSicks, ditto Springer, Of
the Ledger, Jackson Bloor, ofthe Express
MarysylIle; aud V. L. Geigcr, of the pres,
generally Statesman.
For the benefit of such Of our readers,
as are not "rosted" regarding the pres,
that Vince bcloags to, We will state tha,
he appcrtains to. the cutter press
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

0oIx0 TO FRArER RIvxR.-we regret "a
ssara that our old friend. Lance Nightingale
'sf Msrysvills, IL abant going toFrAssr river,
What can posses him s beyond our ken -
We an sscribe this strange move to nothing
slss save his love Of adventure. IL hs .,cil
g. "sayhow." We eau hu. wish him pleas
sat ssd prosperous trip. aud . realization
.se all his fssdsst hopes. He has many friends
iAses aad in Marysvills that feel and express
.1Aemeslvss just ~ we do
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

THANxs s--we are again laid under obi.
cations 70 Mr.. Shaw. Mr.. Leland OF the
Alta Express and toaeorgo Lyman Of Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'s Express for abundant supplies
~ oapey
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

BIG TRkE BuLLEriS, We received copy
yesterday of the big Tree Bulletin and
Murpbys Advertiscr'--t the first opc we have
yet seen 1t Is a diminutiye little sheet. but
looks neat geographically and seems edited
with considerable ability Its proprietor
and editor is AIR, John lIeckendorn As we
have forgotten the Dimensions Of the stump
upon which the Bulletin office Is built, We
wish the editor would take the pains to in.
form us Of the size Of his house. the oircum
ference Of the foundation etc. Such n
statement would greatly crafty our curios.
ity
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

Ex 6ovasNos JonNsss. .-ahis gentle.
man ", IL seems, akiae ,our oi the north
srn pcr'iou of The Stale. Tae .asi accounts
40 hcsr from him, arc ,rom shasta through
'hs Courier tie passed thfaugbahat town
~sek sluce. 90 his way to WeavcrWlle
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

TAxs wNrxs Marshal Gambrsl has,
|vssy psspsriy. takea Il upon himself TO visi,
~ vaEisas tsosmeats ia town. snd notify
|1esspaats % provide themselves with the
|aassaa 4 usssr required By the provisions
|se esr tevn Gre lev. People who dcsirs TO
- thrsugh this world without lawsuits, had
nseeof )istsa 70 the warning voice Of Mar
|eAal asnhrsi. and II they have not already
ollpd - tbsir casks, take water =. once.
|"AA easss Il prevention is worth pound
n ssrs's aad % handy bucket Of water in
eans eears l. worth . half dcru engines 10
|DsespssAiss-
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

OvsRLAND.--The Placer Herald mention,
'sssiag two men mouaicd aud equipped for
Fraser River. whither they expect to 40 by
ilssd. From oil the accounts received from
'thas locality these overland travellers will
0nd their excursion toiisome one,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

OLD BLoox.-It seems that "Old Block"
.hia lsst. According to the Grass Valley
Telegraph. be found piece Of pure silver In
bic quarts lead. weighing two ounces. He
intimatsd some months since that certain
quarts speculation had strapped" him. A
beetsr fortune seems TO have overtaken him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

TnE uueeLERs.- night, the Celestial
rJsgglsrs will perform at the Theatre. We
|Usasmbsr sseing an exhibition Of Chinese
Fnssisisns once which was really wonderful,
ssd u shs'fsass sxscuted by this troupe are
IAsif sqssl 70 Whist We saw then, no.
|esdy shesld uiss this chance TO bs aston. .
iahsd We sdsiss ell our friends 70 20 and
- The knife throwins feat. IL is perfectly
kwesdsrfsi. not 10 Say slightly anfui. Their
Isthsr Psrissusaass are equally startling
kaad estsuskiing
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

oHILp PossoSED.--A little child three
years old. named McGwinn. was poisoned
With laudsnum, st San Francisco. on Friday
1ess, and died. The little creature had,
Wssn not watched. taken the viol containing
Ahe fAesl'petion. 10 play with.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13
san francisco News.
SAN Francisco, May IL,

DAN FRANCISCO, MAY H.
The claim Of Jose de Ia Cruz Sanchez, to
the place "Buri Buri," four square leagues
of land, near San Francisco, came up to. day
in the U. s. District Court, and an order was
entered vacatipg the appeal to the u ). Su-
preme Court.
The steamer Commodore left for Puget
Sound, this forenoon, fall of passengers, in
Guiding some sporting gentlemen from
yoar city
A fire took place last night, in an unoccu
pied building between Bush street and the
Mission road, beyond Larkiu street There
was no great loss, but the 6re vas the occa-
sion OF further disturbances in the Fire De-
partment. Pacific, No g, would not obey
the orders OF Chief Engineer Whitney. The
Hose Company under command Of Thomas
Fox run against Whitney and Officer Chap
ellie, and blows ensued between the latter
aud Fox, who was arrested and gave bail.
Empire Company, No 1, which has been
suspended. turned out, also, in violation OF
orders. Fox's case will come up to. morrow
A meeting Of the Foremen took place yes
terday, and ten companies out Of seventeen
passed resolutions "pronouncing" against
whitney, and ignoring his office
business is without change, and is confined
10 Importance, to one or two articles. Trade
IN Hour fair, at old rates --Uaio Tel.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

'CnERIEs.-Ripe cherries have tickled tho
palate Of the Shasta Courier man. They
grew near that town
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

PoLIcY.-The Democracy should approve
of the course Of Messrs. Broderick and Nc
kibben, aud say nothing. about Gwin and
Scott. The two latter gentlemen have rep
resented few thousand niggers, and few
toadying white fools in California. Let
them go to those they have served for
the approval-"Well done. good and faith
full servants"
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

70 Mr. Jehn n. Lnlard ls authorized %
ssesivs Subscriptions and csllect MONEYS fov the
DslII ssd Tt- Weekly Butte Record. Psvsous living
= distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
WITH their nansee
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-13

Chairman State Central Committee.
5AnEs ANDERSON, Secretary pro. tenn.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-16
SATURDAY, JANUARY Q, 1858.

THE CONGRESSIONAL CoXxITTREs.--Someo OF
our Democratic cotemporaries deny that the
South has an undue influence in the organi-
zation of the Congressional committees.
Tho true state of the case is that the impor-
tant places of seventeen out Of the twenty
Eve committees in the House of Representa-
tives, and of sixteen out of twenty one COM
mittees in the Senate are filled by slave
holders. So that of the forty-six commit
tees in the two branches of Congress, the
South occupies the chair of thirty-three
while the North has the chairmen of thir-
teen. Thus the North, with twice the pop.
ulation of the South, has the principal place
on only about one third of the committees.
Even MIR. Pugh, Democratic Senator from
Ohio, declared that they were not fairly con-.
yet, to show what an abject party
slave he is, voted for them for the sake of
" harmony - in the party. .#
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-16

% -
EFFECT OF THE HARD sTIlllS ON
WEsrERN ENIaRAT1oN.-A letter writ
ten, from Philadelphia to the N. Z.
Tribune gives the following facts.
There can be no doubt the ''hard times''
will, go to swell the emigration to the
West immenselyi. .isel q5l;5psssse,3
- ssThe urgency Of the Tribune that
men should emigrate West, has been
powerfully effective here, This is clear
~ shown BY what is doing on the Penn
.sylvania Railroad. Last month / 800
emigrant passengers lefthere for Pitts
burgh, Of whom 1 PIG went further west.
Since July, ,l5A went by the same
road to- splaccs west aof Pittsburgh.
Many iof these families were fromsthis
city and suburbs. Then the Women s
industrial Association has dispatched q
number Of young women to Indiana, II
iinois: and other States, and more are
going, Indeed, the hard times in all
the large cities must drive ont thousands
into the fertile prairies of the West,
where work is plenty, and starvation
unknown. A company established herr
for the promotion Of emigration to ths
wornout farms Of Virginia has sent Of
numerous families to that State, ant
more lots are going This emigration
has taken Of number Of first class
mechanics, and the continuance OF ths
movement, both South and West, du
ring Winter, affords new; testimony t
the Immense value of our widely-ex
Asnded railroad system.s 1si
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-16
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
new Years Calls.

The Arst call made was at Deramms'-
Three charming sisters, gentle as lambs
But mild ~ they looked and 20 silkily civil,
They were fond of q joke and were full OF the-evi
Practice Of laughing at slight eccentricities-
4 bad fault in women, believe me it 10, it 10. "a
Then Podger brushed up his hair
And smirked; tf-s'ss
s David smirked, too asS s-sF ssgas
a. And jerked
r His collar into view: fi+- t4N't.'-
- A charming pair f,-.s - 81
They entered and both bowed,
Then smirked again, ssa.2E. -
s-g .-s Then took chair, sen .. ~
And sat As though in pain.
Then Podgsr said, I-~
"The mornings very fns."
Says David
- .Vi'e "Bs-eutiful :" 80 .re"s
eays Podgcr- .sfI Ea a:.
-A "You look divine!' ~
's@ Says David, ~ tv-.'"ft
ts est.,.. ye-ewy!" ..sSs5 sa8
And having used up their ideas, they sat
Searching for topics each within his hat
70 But found them not-the ladies said
And softly snickefetl-
"Pray do take some refreehment
The two youths boWsd aad liqaored-
Took tea
.t Or coffee
:, As the case may be, -.. .- s.
Then stammered out-"It's a very fine day
They had more calls to pay
They dexcuse them they hoped,' .r
And 10 bowed and so--sloped. .D
s.. i -