White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
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Somebody recommends the VIM,
dies to take to kissing the yopn 1Ouns L.
see when they have been .;taL;SSa "ea'h
thing. "-EF. 'Ons
The only objection is that n.
ladies might thus contract a Yong
perilous habits-become too fonJ oP.. Of
ing and a little too fond Of liouo, nv y
young lady were to 6nd upon n. II L
her lover the favor and. the fr,c,."pd
delicious julep, her owA lips m;sS, hug e. Of
to his rather too often and a lit,le ,.Ios
at time.
Mr.. Yaneey. Of Alabama, and ", n
or. Of the Richmond South, had
debate in the late Southern Conr." ~a
and now they are keeping it M in i...
publicly addressed 10 each other T
cey IS generally thought to have on, a
best of it in the oral discussions h.. 'ae
guess that, in writing, he will b,r.
acknowledge PryOr's priority.
Huge draughts Of whiskey are said
be certain cure of snake bites. w."
a party Of four or FIVE young men SD..
ing the other day in the svamps and ~
a dime we would have warranted The ~.
Of the whole party against rattl.,n,l.aS
copper-heads and moeasins.
Miss Marsh. author of English H.,.
and English Hands," has undertake.
mission to the cabmen Of England ~.t
a view to their spiritual welfare. If \.
is pretty she viii not be put down 4.
when did a cabman ever put down n.
fare -
There seems to be some dispute. a. :.
the cause of the separation Of Ms a.,
Hatch, the young and pretty .piri,u,I
medium, from her husband. Most asc,;I.
it to the influence Of spiritualism W.
rather guess that the spirit which did II.
mischief was not a disembodied Ope /,
any means.
Mr.. Douglas organ in Chicago s,r,
chat the Democracy should clasp him !,
their hearts as one who will wipe ont an
opposition to himself and them. And !,
it possible that the Democracy will taxa
such a ripper to their bosoms
Prof. Morse has been decorated br III.
Emperor of France with tine insignia Of
the Legion Of Honor. He was decorated
With legion Of honors before.
A Pittsburg paper says that "a spank.
ing business is done all along the bank,
Of the Ohio" Instead Of being all along
the banks, isn't it confined to bottoms,
The Cincinnati Enquirer objects to Mr.
Gurley as a candidate for Congress Be.
cause he is q Universalist. IL Mr. Cur.
ley has been so rash as to say that all men
will be saved, he may. probably. as an
act Of Justice to the editors Of the EnQui.
rer, make an exception Of them.
The Madison Courier saws that "ths
mania for suicide has again set in at Gin.
rinnati." We are rather sorry to saw
that we know of few cities where it could
set in with greater advantage to the world
A man should not pass his nights
alone. Let him sleep with a virtuOu,
wife, snd a good conscience. There will
be no danger Of jealousy and quarrelliug
between his two bed-fellows.
A Republican editor, with no special
fitness OF language, calls the U. S. Treas.
ury an "Augean stable" Il it is an Az.
gean stable, Mr.. Buchanan must be .
Hercules, for he has cleaned Il out
The st. Louis Republican thinks that
Mr.. Douglas is in bad way. He Ger
tainly seems to be sadly in Mr.. Buchan-
ans way-and so. il not in a bad way.
in the way Of bad old fellow.
Upon the occasion of the French En-.
peror's visit to Queen Victoria, two or
three years ago. she fastened q garter
round his leg with her own royal hand.
Neither the French nor the English ps-
pers state whether the gallant Emperor
the compliment upon the Ocea-
sion Of the recent visit Of Her Majesty to
his empire. 5