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oes were taken. and resulted as follows:


Here We find the votes sirteen in favor Of Mr.
Jefer,Ons restriction TO barely screen against it.,
and the States divided sir in favor to Tire against
il. Bnt the Articles Of Confederation art IN
required an affirmative vote of majority OF all
the States-tbat is q vote Of seven States-to
carry propositions; go this clause was defeated
through the absence Of one delegate from New
jersey. in spite Of vote Of more than two TO one
10 its favor. Had the New-Jersey delegation been
full it must, TO moral certainty, have prevailed;
had Delaware been then represented, it would
probably have carried, even wittc1t NewJersey
Yet it is of this vote, so gwen and recorded, but
by you suppressed, that you say, in your account
Of the action Of Congress on the bill, after ampi-
fying on the ordinance as IT passed, and claiming
il as an Endorsement Of your views:
The fifth article which relates 70 the Prohibition Of s.yery
after the year hating been reed by Congre mere, be-
cgme part Of The Jtfeytoni0R Plan Of GorhmeBt for tho
Ttr,it0rie', IS adopted April -, l'eL"
is this statesman's reading Of American His
tory for the instruction and guidance of his coun
trymenl 1t certainly reminds me strongly of
blacbleg turning up the knave from the bottom or
middle Of bis pack as though it came from the top.
Who could not prove anything be wished BY such
interruptions manipulation of bis authorities
But there is no denying the fact that the LAST
Continental CoDgress-thst of HS7-did unanl-
mously pass Nathan Danes Ordinance for the Gov
eminent of the Territory Northwest of the Ohio,
whereby Slavery is peremptOrily excluded from
said Territory in the following terms:
"There shall be neither Slavery nor involuntary
servtude in the said Territory otherwise than in pun
shment Of Crimes whereof the parties snail be duly
convicted"
How do you get along with this will quote
your very words. You are seeming to argue that
by the term States" or "Dew States, the Con-
gress Of that day often implied what We now desig-
nate as Territories, and you say:
The used in the sense in the Ordinance
N the Of territory north
the River Ohio which passed BY he remnant o. me
Congress Collaboration sitting in NewYork while IL
eminent members at Philade pna As 10 h-
Federal Convention aiding the formation OF the Con1uion
Of the United States"
Let us see about this: You give US your bare
word for this belittlpg and setting aside of the
Congress Of 17S7, as q mere remnant" There
may be those with whom your assertion suilices
but prefer to look at the record.
The Ordinance of 1757 just referred to, aud con-
tanning the inhibition of Slavery quoted above,
passed Congress on the 18Th Of July; and, on re-
curing to the Journals find the vote on its passage
recorded SIS follows:
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he Report s,7c = rsme' e'e,t Of 'hera beng nv
mated b.loy he parallel of the Fails Of Ohio
Louisville, Ky), sDd nine above that parallel
which is very besrly :be boundary between the
present Free snd Slave States. To all these EN-
br,o or new States, the Committee proposed 70
Apply this restriction:
"Ths. after the year 1870 Of the Christian era here
,hsH be neither Slavery involuntary servItdse N
sty n the said States, otherwise thsn II punehmeas
Of crimes whereof the sad party shs nave been con-
victed 10 be personally guilty
April 10, this reported pan came up for con-
slderation in Congress. Mr Spsight of n. c.
moved that the abOye-quoted passage De stricken
out Of the plan or ordinance sod Mr. Read Of ..
seconded the motion. Tie question VAS put N
this form: "Shall the words moved to be stricken
" out stand ?" and on .his question the Aye sad
", ,rsra ~ and ra.uitad fOll0Xs.
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VIII die TIE death Of the hunbugs, and b buried

VIII die tie death Of the humbugs, and Be buried
70 their open grave
You speak of the autagouistic doctrine which
confdes the guar iianship of Impartial Freedom in
the Territories Of the United States 70 the whole
people az represented in the Congress OF the United
States rather than 10 the few thousands OF their
rumber who first gain footing on these IerriIo-
ries Sc .trifs.breediDg, feld. melting, IS between
diverse sections Of the Union. History does NOT
sustain that imputaton. The Ordinance OF - .nd
the Missouri Restriction successfully secured 20
the country long terms Of comparative rest from
Slavery agitation. The Nebraska bill has given Us
what you see. 1t hiss distracted not merely the
country but the Democratic party. Even yoH give
three several interpretations Of the spirit and
drift Of that set, ard Of the Popular Sow
ereign.y" which i embooies, as held by
different sections Of that party. Mr. Sens
tor allow NE 10 say in conclusion that OF these
diverse interpretations your seems 70 me the
most unsatisfactory and irritating. comprehend
regard with certain respect, the Fire-eater who
tells me-"The Constitution guarantees me the night
" Of tskrg slaves into tie Territories and holding
them there: l demand Of Congress such legisia-
ton as will render that night lmpregnsble; /
trust be comprehends and respects me when l re
.pcnd: TIE Constitution gives you no right to
carry Sla;ery into the Territories; wherefore
,h,l endesvor 10 keep it out. and viii favor no
" such legislation as you require; but how can
either Of US respect you-hSx can you respectyolr
self-vhen you say in effect: True, you slave
holders have a hight 10 ill the Territories with
your slaves; but the quatter sovereigns may null
" lis that right by unfrenily legislation, and you
" sre without remedy Mr.. Senstor Whenever
reslze that the shareholders have CONSTITUTE )nal
right 70 carry their human chsttes into the Terri
tories and hold them there, viii respect that right
in is legitimate scope and spirit and not attempt TO
white il away, as you do in your comments on the
bred Scott decision The topic is grave one;
the time is earnest; the People intent on facts and
in 10 mood TO be amused or csjoled by mere words.
think YOU mi.conceiye alike topic time and peo-
ple. 10 your oan serious damsge.
Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
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Agxregats weld In ydsys.
In addition TO he above, We rettsd during ma. uge ~
ihpi.t. Tor several Days AMOS GRlDLEY,
L. w. HENDERSON.
Sworn to and .ub.orbed before me- the President 4 NJ
Association q Gesory csgns tl -, isth day 81 sep
A. D., lo5o. X soFtfs late OF "hhf1u SiJ IN
STATEMENT on JAS T. DEvoR formerly Of Elshdyt Ind on
Jsns,R Deyor being daly s~orn, aeposes and saJs; h
orusrly flkhsr InoiaDa; arrived 10 th-
az rSsous about toe m dag n Ap1 and IA Toe U'fy
csinf about the th dsy Of May 1875 was preset"
sis.ipes that the made 20 tn-n ~
Dees, Co South Bend IL vita Esgsr3 - tnr jed r
,h.ir frunfCl AID scerrs sceount oi az
,icrr Being present sa-h oonsecuaye evsocs a. ne
tine The gold vas is'0'''1 JANIS r. DEyoa
Sworn 70 .sd snb.bsd before me- the uad.ns ed Ped
the Miner Aseo.io q he Or gary oHs e' th'
i3,h DAY Of september, A. D. i~-s IA o'fNs
sr.rEsExr o. 81. B. PsEssY.
pR Pr,,bv bsirs duly sworn eeposes and hsvs
srn.rv "a resident Of Bradford. se~ HsInp,hi sTnved
IN The GOLD re, about The lth cay May sne Ia he
Gregory dsgDg about the beEnDss q Junsi sossas
Fr,, Gsv..........27l pvt, seventh ps-
). eord dsy........H pvt Eighth ssy........@ pvt
Third dsy......"..... % pvt
Povrt, dy}
s I'M % e, ''"''''''" pvt
NIB PREsBY
Sworn and subscribed before me- -. gpdersTrsd Pee
dent Of The Miners Association, this the S day Of
A. d. iS59. ssrsH
q STATEMENT oF JoHs sEs.a- -
John Shear being dgly dePose' sad says nsseu
ey been rrsioen, Il the Town Of Putssm IN TIE oolnJ
warrington, ste Of New York srIised In ne GOD reg
Tie I'm Of the month On the lay succeeding "a, a.
bought claim Ct Wilkinson Defees. on the oresov ESQ
1900. I commenced working Il sfh three Hacs al
;Arsa say yklds Sf aiesrsSs Dssv'Xss 1T Tt'"
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-Chas Hutchinson, Term;
4 Quinan, Va; g w Clarke, U : Navy; James
Morrow, sc; Hardy, Md; DupaSsenf, La; c
Gray, Mid; James NJ Hits, jr., Virginia; X Coz BIS,
Ala; John Harrison and lady, Ohio; X ID BO Wiley
and lady, do; III UwIngs. do; L ID smith. Ala; s
l. Smith, do; 4 NJ Hannah and FAM v, do; j "a
Carney and lady, Md; X Small, do; q Kline, do; :
void, La; f Morris. do; q l. WOODY ward, do;
!. MankIns. NY; ) ID Ssn1idge, La; w n Brown,
Texas; J ID Ragahd, Va; Thomas Orr, NJ; B
Green, Ga; L. w SeTTn and family, NY; X VIII
Navy. =
wILLARDS' HOTEI.-E Pearce, DC; ] s
whitney, Tenn; 4 Rcd, ny; : Wsrpet, do;
do; DR. Shipper. L. : NAVY; r Is Cavorly, South
America; MIR and Mrs Armstrong, Pa; Dr ~ r
PTessou, do; r solomon and lady, La; A ID Solo
mon, do; VI NewhOuSc. Pa; X w Roberts and
I'm. Del; NJ Porter, Pa; II : Haney, do; W NJ
C;ornwell. Mass; ID Stewart and family, La; Mrs
Black. do.
NATIONAL HOTEB.-D Jacques, No; A Aid
TIrh, ID G.; VI w Paul, Ia; N Brown, ~ \: r. Gen
my; ny; Col Go I, Ct; WIN Hartley, do; Reid
Is1l.Mlss; CT Williamson, Md; " Campbell Pa;
BIitz, dol Il r Frgley, dc; w Simpson and la1y,
MS DAY.; VInton, La; 4 FraHci., MeA;
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-JR Andrews. Pa; w
sMoore, :; w y PinkHey, USN: x n is,IDcon
Nd = w StembleT, Pa; 4 X Wallace, %; l. sang
at, Paris; u smith and daughter La; w : T.
warner and lady, do; Thompson, N.Y. Hud
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-Ny Saunders and
Va, II Gis5t ton, u : y; Geo 0ortoH, Md; W Bank
dc: HaTllee, ! e.; NJ A pa vtOn. ny; j A RaTks'
dale, Miss; Newly, Va; w EIdsoH, do, e. Cahy
and Lady, = LassIt, -; J Enrich, ny.
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liza few days since, Mr.. Milton Curtis, of
Piermont, y. II, turned a large boar loose in the
same pasture with a horse of some value. The
next morning the horse was found dead, ripped
open, by tine boar's tusks, it is supposed.
IL Inquiry is made who's Thompson, he that
heat MoTphy, We understand that he Is the
Broadway confectioner, whose saloon has Ion.
been famous, and even now rivals the illustrOus
Taylor. .-.r-.--
Ina QUANDaRT.-A Liverpool paper says "tbe
English public detest the French government,
and abhor that Of Austria" The circumstance,
however, this advantage, that IL leaves the pop
ular Judgment without any bias
IL The French Academy has unanimously
awarded its great prize Of poetry to young lady
MademOisslle Ernestine DrOuet, gOverness In Il
school at Paris. The title of the poem sent in by
her is The sister Of Charity"
IL The Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher. now in his
elghty-hlth year, has been recently making visit
10 his son. the Rev. William n Beecher at North
BrOokield. During his STAY he met. ut the hOus.,
of the Hon. Amasa Walker, the Rev Daniel Smell
now in his eighty-fOuTth year.
IL Malinda Goldsberry, last Saturday, conf
planned 10 the magistrate OF Newport Ky, that a
Mrs staff had broken the peace. The evidence
disclosed such state of affairs that both parties
were fined thereupon Mr.. staff went to the house
of Mrs GOldsherry and threw her furniture out OF
the window, and they all went back to Court
again.
~ On the 31st Of May, blind man named
Mich1 Kennedy eloped from Saratoga with Cath
crime McDonough. His wife lost trace of the 'sgay
couple until last Tuesday, when she found him
in the West Troy police court under arrest for in
toxcation. She entered a complaint against Cath
arine for stealing certain articles of wearing ap-
parel, and the 'syren'' was arrested.
II Francis C.. Woodwork, late editor OF
"Woodworths Youths Cabinet died of con
sumption on Sunday morning, June 5, on board
the steamship from Savannah, in which city be
had been during the winter for the benefit Of hi:
health. Mr.. Woodwork was pleasing and yer
satile writer, both in prose and verse but the de
partment in which he was prominently success
ful was that Of literature for the young.
MATCH MAKING.-The Utica Herald says thai
Mr.. Gates, of Frankfort, Herkimer county, ha,
made, during the last eighteen years, abou
6,455, UOOUCO Of matches, using $50 600 feet OF
lumber. He now makes 2, $50 90 matches daily
making use OF 500 feet of lumber. He uses fv,
pounds of phosphorus daily, which is about the
amount found in the bones of single horse. He
has thus used up the skeletons OF about 2,3B
horses host of - matched " teams. No wonder
that horse starts at - the liz which follows the
primitive Scratch.r
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAzHlNGTpC Nav 90 IGN


WASHINGTON, May g, lS5e.S
Is PURSUANCE of the 'Act egalizing and making
appropriations for such necessary objects have
been usually Included In the general appropriation
bill, without authority of law, and to FIX and pro
vide Tor certain Incidental expenses of the depart
uents and Offices of the government, and for other
purposes" approved 26th August 1872 sealed pro-
P3sals will be received at this department until 2
O'Clock p. M on the 18th of June next, for furnish
ing such articles OF stationery NAV be regnirod
by II for one yea from the list day of July next as
enumerated IN the subioned shedule and estimate
Of quantity but II rs to he andsrstOod by persons
proposing that the department Is to be at liberty To
take either less or greater quantity of article
than is specified, according to its wants daring the
year.
Each article to he Of the best quality, and to be
delivered without delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE.
Paper, Hand HlGdS. Of Linen, Lad or Wore
81 reams foolscaP, Whatman's or JOynson's, per
% Teams quartO post, cTeam-laid, to weigh not
less than pounds per ream. trimmed, one
half ruled on three sides, Whatman's or
JOynSOn'S, per Team
10 reams note paper, cream laid damask, What
mans or J"ynsOn's, per ream.
EHrsIopc Pnper. Smooth.
~ reams super royal, yellow, per ream
10 do do white, thick, per ream
10 do royal, do de do
do blnttlng paper, royal, red, do
ream white blOttlng boards, de-
EHceippES Of Strong Cyu0ofb Dp01Hs D1psy- Ybf,s
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m MIR. Raute, Of Morgan county, Illinois, ON

IL Mrs Raute, Of Morgan county, Illinois, on
the day Of ''the whirlwind" wrote letter 10 her
husband who was in Chicago. Before placing il
In the envelope the whirlwind's fury attracted
her attention, and she opened the window to look
and listen. In second the paper was torn from
her hands and carried off, she was killed and her
house demolished. Next day the letter was found
on the farm of Henry Morgan in Richldnd Pre-
cinct, just five and thirty miles away from the
place where it was first plucked up by the wild
breeze
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REDUCED PRICES
Having on hand very large stock of Fancy and
les, Collars, Sets, Cambria and Swiss Edgings, In
servings and FlonncI1gs, Lace Collars and Sets,
Real Thread Laces, Black Lace Collars and Points
Psrasols, Dress Trimmings and Findings Of al
the finest quality. large and varied assortment nf
Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers; also, Ready made
ally found in a Fancy Store. All Of which have
determined tn SELL from this time until tho LIST OF
September, at greatly reduced prices. Ladies will
therefore embrace the opportunity of supplying
themselves at Stevens New Fancy Store $40 "a.
avenue. X. G., STEVENS.
n. Il. Large lot of Mourning Sets aud latest style
Valencia r. immed HandkeIchiefs just received.
may y -eotf r.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
i AND MATURITY,

THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
i AND MATURITY,
JrSt PUBLISHED gratis, rae 2S,A thousand.
few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, ofSspermatorIh he a or Local -1F1hn
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HkWA
Genital and Marquis DeYllty, Pre-
tency and lmpedments 10 Marriage
generally,
BY II. DE- IskNEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com-
paIuts originating 10 the ImPrudence and solitude
of youth NAV be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
in this small tract clearly demonstrates; aud the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted 10y the Author, fully explained, nv means
f.cty and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
IDg all the advertised nostIums of the day.
Sent tn any address, gratis and post FREQ, in n
sealed envelope, hy renting post padD two post
age stamps 10 lDr. u. De LANEG, - Fast Slst
street. New York City. maSA-tr
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The Dilemma an Epigram.
BT cyIoBIs.

Whenever marry" says Masculine Ann,
Z" must really insist upon wedding = DIGH; ~
But what if the man flor men are S-t hsmaHb
Should be equally nice about mary ing tr11IGs
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WHY Is IT.
srrv RR1SlN OR SHINE,

o.. THE FANCY God0GDS DEALER.
her. mas sbsi nqsS When the ladies' u sgsh
Of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS,
E E5n an Immense variety OF All other FANCY
uon Of all hands, must he the inducement.
best and most Fashionable Goods OF N' 'e''
Re STVENS, The Fancy Man,
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TOBIAS. OPTItJBN,
Is Penn. AYENIrE. Ell. ~ I'm s. q S1s

lNOBlAS. OPTItJ4N,
Is PENN. AVENUE, BET. ~ ArpeIH Srs.
most respectfully Inform 10Y friends and the
public generally that have removed to the~.-z--
above r,soe, where msy a. WAYS be fund, tcHTS
CLES, or having GLASSES fixed to suit ali Sig hts.
As 10 my capabilities, and the satisfaction ] have
dIsornn3te from the many testimonials in this city
een the n 1st a sEs "a Mi Si
my adye tisenent in Che National IntsieenceT :" lie
do not suit at k,s sight as some pretend TO do. mel
ther do warrant niac aHy other Glasses Co suit
sdverisemcnt Of another PERSON which is ali stu NJ
rms IS certainly anew phase to- enieavor to improve
Insult an enlightened public, 10 endeavor to make
them believe such nonsense. | can oHl: add. that II
rant GU my Glasses 10 last YOU Forever. ia "Si-
You will at all times find in my. Establishment
and TT With ss 4
and Gne Glasses, tno wonderful Venez@ean V Crys
SI:s fYfEiTsfE' HEHkkffSS2rEs fS!fH&
MANY TESTIMONIALS.
From ais Exeslleney, nc Govf1nor Of Vusuia.
have tried pair OF SpectaeIes cbtoinsd fro from
Mr. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to nv
their focus, recommend him as skiiifS dptieia G
HENRY A. WISE.
From sas late Hon. JUDGE B.t!s-.
Iw..,soour.rs.d, W,AfsHII NC July II, ls5S
y, was gratIhed t0 lind that Mr.. Tobias seemed 10
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
oles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From the Hon. Secretary Of State Of Virs,nsa
Executive DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1884,
Dea, Siy: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the foous
was precisely suitable TO my vision, kindly offered
TO enclose them to yOu to have new Glasses xlibsti
tuted. have since received them, and am gratiffed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb enclose herein the amount
" '' D ' GEO. W. MSiniiNFoRD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. G.
From Prof. Bocks. ..t
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1883.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished Ivy Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They areeear ofexoellent figure, and well mounted.
- 49, .t-.L A. D. BACHE,
=, III Please observe that my Establishment 10 ON
Penn. Avenue, between 81 and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where yog Will obtain a good Likeness, equal to
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nj THE MEXICAN
wi U TANG LIN EMIT.

nj THE MEXICAN
l'l U I N u n Nj T. N t.
The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINiMENT is ooextensive with the civilization of
dIstress-thIs cures. FAM Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers Planters. Farmers. Live
SroSshSnt tho s%rJ 40 s1tis aver be s re-
csiyed such undivided praise and support from
Medical and s0i1 Z HE, mn,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores, Scrofula, stuff
Chaps, Neuralg,s Salt Rseum, and ali aches and
pains upon M MnR sIa kGd I'd r, upon
Evil, Sweeney, Hoof-ail, ETC., are subdued and
MUSTANG LNIMENT.
vALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr. ;. LIFCH, HYDE Park, Vt, writes =" That
Spavin,i but since the free use of Mustang Linn
ment ] have sold MIN for $50 cash. Your Lini-
ment has been doing wonders up here"
go BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
(Extraotl In lifting the kettle from the fire il
hands very severely. almost To crisp. IL was an
awful sight The Mustang Lln,w.ent appeared 70
"Yours truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language as this is Int the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article Is used.
This Llnlment rs Indispensable TO Planters and
lEI.S, Monteomery, Ala, sold slave for SsoO, who
was raised from utter usclessness by this Imminent.
and enquire for the Mustang Liniment and take no
other.
for IS cents, 50 cents. ard 8 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York.
pBwbbEI.RR,. LYONS CELEBRATED I. unset lSS.es
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L ATENT EXCELSIOR SASH SUSTAINERS
for sustaining window sash when raised or low cred
at any point desired, making a window whether old
or newt as convenient for use when hung with
weights and pulleys, and the cost compare vely
trIfing. This Patent received the diploma of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute in this city.
The superiority of this article over all other Sash
Sustainers in use, has been well tested by nu UNI
bers of our citizens, to whom reference can be
made.
Alexandra county, Va.-FORD& DOUGHERTY,
of Washington.
Ali orders left at the Carpenters Shop of Messra.
HOLTZCHAW Il BRUFF, Louisiana ayenne
between 9Th and 10th Streets north side where it's
practical working be seen,l at the residences
of JOHN N. FOR d, No. 241 Virginia avenue, he
tween 18th and 18th streets west, will be promptly
attended TO. ma d 2taw4ws
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THE EVENING STAR.
IwUD KNOTT DYE IN wINTUR.

BIT The oRIHER OF "THoRTs on FADip BokA.
Ivun not dive in wintur, 1855 2.
When whIske punchIz 10
When pOoty gals ar skating
Our feaids ov ice q sno-
When sassidge meet IL phrylng
x Hckeri knutts Is thick!
Owe. who kud think over dlgh Ing,
Or even getting sick!
wud knott dye in spring item,
4 miss the turn up green's,
d the pooty song oy the leetle frawgs,
4 the ski larks arly screens;
When burds begin thare webbing,
a taters gin TO sprout-
When tuI kles go gobblerIng,
would knott then peg out.
wud knott dye in summer,
leeve the gard n sass
The roasted lam and butter milk
The koOl phase inn the grass;
wud knott dye in suinmnr
When ever thing so hott,
Il leevo the whiski Jew Fps
Owe know. ide ruthur knott.
Iwud knott dye in ortum,
With peeches fit for eating,
When the vavy korn Is getting wT!Pe
4 kandldstss are tire sting.
PnoT these and uther wreasOns,
Ide knott dive IN the pha.l;
a. sense i've thOIt 1t over,
wud knott dye a tall.
IL At church Joe says his manly heart
With true devotion swelis,
DIsprOying that, as some assert,
He's led there blythe bellies.
With Jane, the happiest of cOquettes,
Whose eye no sorrow dims,
Most pIously employs her time
In looking for-the himS.