New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
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ooleet OF brass holler-ware, is caush-
un to callithumpiaus.
l s'pose thare couldn't have bin less
than . thousand faderlander,, includin
frows, frawleens, boys aud babies camp.
ed around the tables, and nine Of
them war engaged in their favorite nash
unal pastime-I meen swigg,n logger.
The mems mustarseers would have been
continually wet with it ef they hadn't
dried EN- with the smoke Of thar pipes
Sugars. The wimmin had thar small
mugs, and the boys dipt in hear snd
thar, as they got chanst, like SO many
fat little bumbel-bees I bobbin inter
the hunnysuckles; and evin the small
babies. not biggcr'n demmyjon, tuck
thar sheer seckund hand, throo the ma
ternal funnill A few of the trauleens,
as wanted to do the delekit and jeenteel
sipt Rinewine outer green glrsses; but,
l hottest all the bucksom, jolly y-lookin
gals stuck to the logger like brix.
Donuts, krullers and ice-cream s,rku
lated throo the krowd and was literally
encouraged; the donuts bein useful az
sponges to abswarb the surplus liquid
IN the stummik, and the ice cream actin
on the balance Of the Aooid like yeest
and promotin internal effervessence.
In the apartments around the main
arey Of the gardin several private par
tys was injyin themselves-at leest 80
I judged from thar loud larfn and the
deliteful armorer of lumbugger cheers,
sour krou', and jewnipper Snaps that
was waited from the naburhud. '@a
Thar was no skarsity of manly exer-
ses and excitin sports. Vis,tsrs with
. pashun for rooot could take q turn for
a three-cent prize for shillin, and tour
shots with a gun that fred shots ever
rywhars but in the bulls eye, mought
be had for the same sum. Thar was
also considerable singin, that sounded
like garglin the throte for bad horsness
with variations to the air executed throo
the nose. But the prominent attlac-
shun was chap that tied himself up
in hard not, and then hopt of on the
two en- Is of it.
O'ltogether it was kweer way Of win
din up the Sabbath day. and yet, arter
oil, its better to drink logger on Sun
days and be honest than to rob the post
,fiz, as Methodist dekin in the west
did the other day, and was keerless
enuff to be cort in the fack with the key
nfthe meetinrh rhouss dors in his pocket.
At leest thems the sentyments Of Yours
allus, A DISBANDED V0LUN-
rEER. ..-
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Bakers Pain Panacea has been
'ong in use. it is as, indispensa-
ble in every family as their bread
and meat. In saving Of doctors
bills, it can be estimated by thous-
ands Of dollars yearly. No family
will be without it. after once hav-
ing tried its wonderful pain-curing
qualities.
Who will suffer pain one single
hour, VIII a ,e can be almost instat
ly cured by the use of one twenty
i've cent bottle? Give it one fair
trial, and if you don't find it to be
all it is recommended, go back to
the agent, and get, your money
refunded. For sale in every town
in the country. See Advertisement
Said the mother. of John and
Charles Wesley, "The first step to
form the mind Of a child is to con-
quer its will. When once SUBJ
lued, then many indulgcnces can
be safely granted" r,s
Said the guilty Webster when
about to die for the fatal blow he
dealt poor Parkman-not in NAL
ice, but in rage-"In early child
hood, mine was a quick and Of.