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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
WHOLE NO. 264.

low collecting insects for Its young, ane
presently appeared again, laden with al
sorts Of boxes and parcels. These the far
mers wife, naturally, could not take on he,
silk lap, 80 the husband had to hold theu
carefully in the claisc.
The author says in conclusion:
have mainly kept in sight the upper
strata Of society, which. however, sinks yer.
deep, as will have been seen, in America
I need hardly add that in this great land,
though it is extremely uniform, there ar,
many shades Of character among rich and
poor, in towns and the country, into which
I cannot enter SO fully as could wish. -
There are entire districts-as, for instance.
in the smaller towns Of New England
where the female population, although
somewhat infected by the general taint, il
mo t respectable, pious and domesticatet.
Moreover, this pampering of the women.
which have criticised, has its good side,
as, for instance, this that American men,
who display so little innate reverence for
old age, or for talent. or for other things
elsewhere highly esteemed, have in their
wives at least something they vcneratc, and
which, under given circumstances, may
hold them in check.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

\ IINELY REPORT. Huuor aud sIlarl
Wit are never put to better use than in an
>wering fool according to his folly, and
We could wish that reproofs like the fol
lowing were more frequent: ..s..
Some five or six years ago, in one Of the
ira'nS of cars running between Newark am,
jersey City, N. D., there was u young naval
'tficer, who was constantly intermingling
his conversation with the most protan.
mths. A young lady was SO situated that
he could not but hear every time he
,wore. At first she bore II with perfect
%Quaniinlty then, AS it continued, rather
Increased in ,hs shocking character OF his
imprecationS, she began to grow fdgrty,
ani her eyes flashed. We knew u bolt
would soon be shot, and that it woul,i
>trik, him. 1t came directly. .r
"Sir. can you converse in the Hebrew
languagey' ....r
Yes" was the answer, in half uncon.
scious. but slightly snerring tone. x
"fh,n," was the reply, ''if you wish to
swear any more, you would greatly oblige
me, and probably the rest Of the passen.
gers also, if you would d, it is II brew"
/ | watched him. II had hit. His color
came and went NOV resl, now white. H.
locked ut the young lady. then at his boots,
tn u at the ceiling Of the cars; but he did
r't swear any more either in Hebrew OF
English, and he probably remembered ths,
young lady.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

az 4 salfsufficient regular who took
the bushes. Of physician, and pretended
to deep knowledge Of the healing art, was
called to visit young man afflicted with
apoplexy. B'lus gazed long and fixedly,
felt his pulse and pockets, and finally gave
vent to the following sublime opinion -
I think he's "a gone teller No. nor ex-
claimed the sorrowful wife, do not say
that Yes, returned Bolus, lifting his
hat and eyes heavcnward at the same time.
Yes, do say so; there amt no hope, not
the least mite he's got m attack of nihil
fit in his lost fronts, and he can't be cured
without trouble and great deal of pains.
You see his whole planetary system is de-
ranged. Fustly, his vox p"puli is pressing
on to bis ad valorem; secondly, his cuta-
carpal cutaneous has swelled considerably,
It not more; thirdly, and lastly, his solar
ribs arc in concussed state; and finally,
he amt got any money, consequently he's
bound to die
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
W-"If you think long and deeply up

eY-"If you think long and deeply up.
on any subject, it grows in apparent mag
nitude and weight; if you think Of it tho
long. it may grow hig enough to excluds
the thought of all things besides. If it be
an existing and prevalent evil you are
thinking of, you may come to fancy that il
that one thing was away, it would be well
with the human rae; all evil. would eo
with it. | can con 'eive the process by
which without mania, without anything
worse than the workable unsoundness Of
the practically sound mind, one might
come to think as the ,nan who wrote against
stopping thought. For myself, feel tina
force of this law so deeply, that there are
certain evils which am afraid to think
much of, for | should come to thing Of no.
thing else and nothing more
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

poruxAc AND BurfEHniLK.--Ana An anus
-, .torv i told by sonc Dubuquc ooy.o'
no "Towa Fir.t'' about the changes wh.css
A certain password underwent about the
lime Of tho battle Of Sprineiieid. one o.
The Duboque officers whose duty .,was VA -
.,nrn;.h IN. guard with a password TOR t1g
n;.ht .,,. the word '.Potomsc. A Ger.
man on guard not understanding o,s.lnc'y ISL.
the difference between the D's and RS. on.
derstood it to be "Botto,nic," anu tn's m
being transferred to another, WAS cor'uP.ss
to "Bot,ermilk." Som sftsrwsrds Tue
officer who had given the word, wished v
return through the lines, and spproas"hhs .hss
a sentinel, was ordered to han, sIu ~.
word demanded. He gave "Potomac
"Nicht right-you don't pass "'' No w.
way" .r, and +, x;,, pass"
"No, you stan," at the same time p'ac,ne
a bayonet at his breast, in . inamne, enas
told Mr.. Officer that "pctomSc GU" p""' :
in Missouri.
"What ID the word. then!'
''Buttcrmilk, d-n you"
"Well, ther, Buttermilk, d--n Sos. :.
dat Is rig 4, now you pass NIT youFse"
all apout your pazncss." =.
There was then general oveahauhne OF
the password and the diR renee he'~eeH
Potornac and Buttcrmilk being understood
the joke became one Of the i,''"hs,. y n,''
dents Of the campaign - Dubuque ucTd1@.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

Doxrsrlc purlEs.-A knowledge OF dO'
mestic duties, says Mrs. Child, is beyond
all price to woman. Every one OF our
sex ought to know how to sew, knit ana
mend, and cook, and superintsnd house
hold. In every situation OF life. high nr
low, this sort Of knowledge is Of great ad-
vantage. There is no necessity that the
gaining Of such information should inter-
fcrc with the int lectual requirement or
elegant accomplishment. A well regulated
mind can find tim" for all. When girl n
nine or ten years old, she should be accus'
toned to take some regular share in house
hold duties, and to feel responsible for the
manner in which her part is performed,
such as her own mending, washing the cups
and putting them in place, cleaning the si''
yer and dusting and arranging pariors -
When older then twelve, girls should begin
to take turn in experimenting the house,
hold, making puddings, pies, cakes, etc, to
learn etfectually to do these things them
selves, and not stand by and see others 90
them,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

4 PosER.-A son of Erin once accosted
u Rev. disciple Of Swedenburg thus:
Mr.. ---you say that we are to follow
tho same business in heaven that We do il,
this word:'
Yes, that is in perfect accordance with
reason; for our Creator himself is not idle,
and should his creatures be?'
We'll, then, yer honor, do people die
tlrrei'
Certainly not; they are as immortal as
the Creator himself
Then should like to know, yer honor,
what they'll find for me to do-for rm q
grave digger in this world
II is hardly necessary to say that the
reverend gentleman WAS completely non.
plussed, and discharged Pat without CIV
ing the required information.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

MlLlrARY ANEcDorEs.--A Captain (lately
railroad conductor) was drilling a squad,
and while marching them by flank, turned
to speak to friend for moment. On look
ing - :, toward his squad, he saw they
were -. the act Of bunting up, against u
fence. In his hurry to halt them nc cried
out: Down brakes! Down brakes
Another one wishing to leave the squad
he was drilling for moment, brought them
to rest in this style: Squad! break
ranks; but if one Of you leave your places
ill come back, III have you put in the
guard houscv
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

DIAMOND CUT DIAMoND.-A couple Of
Yam kee girls put q bullirog into the hired
mans bed, to see If they could make him
talk. Dave threw it out OF the window,
and never said a word. Soon after, h. put
half bushel Of chestnut burs in the girls
bed. About the time he thought they
would make the least shadow, Dave went
to the door and ratified the latch furiously.
Out went the candle, and in went the girls;
but they didn't stick, though the hurs did
Calling to them, he begged them to bs
quiet, for he only wanted to know if they
had seen anything of that pesky bullfrog.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

Bonaparte once said: 1.-The PRES
ence of the General is indispensable. Ho
is the head-he is the whole Of the army."
1t was not the Roman army that subducd
Gaul, but Caesar; it was not the Carthe .enan
army that made the republic tr,mble at the
gates Of Rome, but Hannibal it was not
the French army that carried the war to
Wcscr, hut Turenne; it was rot the Mace.
DOMAIN army that was on the Indus, but
Alexander it was not the Prussian army
that for seven years defended Prussia
against the greatest powers Of Europe, but
Frederick the Great.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

4 CAUTIOUS JupGE-An Irish Judge
tried two most notorious fellows for high
way robbery. TO the astonishment of the
court, as well as the prisoners tn, mselyes,
they were found not guilty. AS they were
being removed from the car, tn. Judge,
addressing the jailer, said: "Mr. Murphy,
You would greatly ease my mind if you
would keep these two respectable gentle
men unsil seven or haif-past seven o'clock,
for mean to set out for Dublin at five,
and should like to have at least two hours
start of them"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

RAILROAD WAGGERY. Ways went to
the depot Of one Of our railroads the ether
evening and finding the best car full, said
in loud tone: e.
why this car isn't going ..-.
Of course, these words caused q general
stampede, and Wags took the best seat.
The cars moved of and in the midst Of the
indignation the wag was questioned.
You said this car wasn't going
We'll, it wasn't then, but it is now
The sold laughed a little-but Wags
came rather near getting good thrashins.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

JAKE on GUARD. Jake was on guard at
Williamsport, and you know he is a soldier
On the occasion referred to, Jake was lit.
tie full but not too full, however, to re-
member that the name Of the hero of New
Orleans was the pass. AS he went his
round, he encountered Capt. II. Of the lie
gon, who it appears had been out with
the boys OF course there was chal-
lenge. The Capt was brought to a halt,
and the Capt wanted to know what the
ID was up!
I show you something's. Say Shack
son, or py Gott you tie!
And the Capt. said Jackson.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

A RIVAL FOR PETER PiPKR.'-A reyisw.
or, noticing yet another biography Of a
Scottish Divine, says: But the minister
was clearly as great q humorist as his son.
We find him delighted in those jinglcs Of
rapid elocution, Of which Peter Piper's
picking pepper is an English example,
Here is a Scotch instance
On Tintock tap there is mist, and in
the mist there is kist Ca chest and in the
kist there is cap Ga wooden bowl and in
the cap there is drap; TAX up the cup.
and sup the drap, and set the cup on Tin
took tap This he could say, if mistake
not, five times without drawing breath.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

JUsr CAUSE FOR ANGER. German, o
the 2d Michigan regiment in the hospital
at Washington, had his arm amputatsd.-
His description Of the sensation he feels
from his fingers which lately belonged to
his left arm causes frequent bursts Of mer.
riment from the other patients in the ward
i veels der tings init mine vingers ven
knows Use got no vingcrs dare and it makes
me mad ven veels der tings all der time
init mine viagers ven mine vingers ain,
dare any more shtill f!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

~ \ young lady of extraordinary Ca
paci,y, addressed the following letter to one
of her cousins:
Deer Cusssn The weather whar We il
air kold, and ! suppose whar you is it air
kolder. We is all well, and mothers got
the his Terrix, brother Tom has got tho
Hopkin Kaugh, and sister susan has got
babee and hopes these few lines will hnd
you the same. Rite Sune. Your aphec.
tlonste Kuzzen,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

"NoT AT HoME," WITH DrrrssENcs.-.
Gentlemcn-"Is Mrs. NJ. in 7" Servant
mo. sir; she is not at home" Gentlemen
well, am sorry, as ! owe her some
money and have called to pay it, Voice
from over the ballustrades--"Oh am in.
To be sure a,n. Why. Sally. didn't you
know that? Ask the gentleman in
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

sv"Well, how do you like your hus.
band ?" said fs,aale friend to newly
married lady.
''Oh, he's duck of man." said she
who was enjoying the honeymoon.
"A duck, eh p said the querist, ''ah,
then have been mistaken in my opinion
Of his species; always believed him to
be goose
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

Ev The greatest triumph Of English VI.
liberation, according to writer in tho Lon.
don Quarterly, is the following line. com
posed by young lady in the year 1903, on
tho occasion Of u gentleman hy the name OF
Lee planting lane with liiacs:,
Let lovely nlaes line Lss's lousA Lana.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

~-M Miss Hinkley was visiting IN ar.
fists studio, latel, and the painter pointed
out to her change he had been making in
his picture, converting male into female
pisture; all he had to do was to turn
jacket into shawl, and trowsers. into q
petticoat. ''Ihat's all the difference"
"On canvas" said the witty prima don.
m A@s ~ tz
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

MADAME GEORGE SAND.-A Paris CORES.
pondent gives some interesting particular.
Of the domestic life Of Madame Georg.
Sand. She rises regularly at one p. N.
and no sooner up than she lights cigs
rette, and continues to smoke for two hour.
together. At eleven she rctires to her study
and writes without interruption till six 4
NJ, when she rctircs 10 bed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

~ The sexton Of church out West,
not long since. pinned paper to the door
Of the cdif1ce containing the following i'm
portant announcement hereby give
notice that vestry meeting will ba held in
This house on Wednesday evening next,
the 10th inst, at seven o'clock, in order to
como to final conclusion as to wha. c1lor
this church shall be Nhitswa ashod."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

s1~A miser having been Implicated ia
an affair Of usury. WAS in danger Of trial,
and hung himself. Hc WAS. however. cut
down. and having seen the rope lying on
the 6oor, cut in two. exclaimed, "Why
spoil 4 new rope in cutting itI Could yop
not unite il :"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

ENcLIsH SHIPs OF w Ar BUiLplsG.-rher
are City four ships Of war now under con
struction in Great Britain, many Of which
are in very forward state Of launchine.-
These vessels will carry an sggr. gate Of
l.sot guns. are Of lo.sSo bo-se.powcr. su1
50, ss5o tons.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

sR- A friend in Wilmington, ILL.,, sends
u> this anecdotc: "Yru have heard Of tn.
arrest OF MIR. Russell, tn correspondent Of
the London Times, who was fined here q
few days ag' Tor shooting on Sunday. As
he was leaving the cour, good old Scotch
woman put her hand on his shoulder aud
sad to him: Had W been at the kirk
vestrcen, We wadna been here to dav aud
dinna te writing hame ony nair lees aboot
the war;"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

IMPORTANT II TRUE.- It is stated by an
Iowa paper that clover is certain cure for
the hog cholera which is prevailing in some
portions Of the State. In all instances the
disease has suddenly ceased by turning thv
hoRs irtp elo.er 6e1d.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

ETA Yankee writes from San Francis.
co 10 New Haven paper:
"A Spanish girl is the best grammar in
the world and, since my arrival in town, /.
have been studying grammar" -
We suppose he'll conjuSsts soon II thS
girl don't decline.
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Poetry.

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.... ' .~--
MOTHER AVID POET
.r,r.,.n.. N.,.. r...., s,..,. ,aa, !,
wv
"'' AI1A'sIa '' sA""s'r '"'"S'"''
h""Jr.d tboa and morhsr h..rts TO-DAY. Who : som
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nvh,n~ 4, J;,.-,v ~ I,siv 1snJ Mas. the vr,n,r
w,," .ars. M tvo ns,,on. ~,;b IN. so"e Kd, Isd.
nr.osnt l 0' 49,
= Y . E ..F EH - ..Fr .-. -,s
Dead ho.b INV hovsi Whw, vou q, q IN. ;,a.t
And Ar. vsni,nr vr.s, sonr ,or Ia,v Z e.
- Lst none look at nsI - =. .
.T.E .wz. 1- IT,. a.-afas... ... ..
Ard vooS ~ NV ~, u" ~ !. w"m A. man ..,a. a
Hut fHIs woman, f-ls, wh0 J. sxont3ed here,
A"e ssss res anu ~eI seA InJ"e ." u .s' "eA'
.'.Ee borsser snssesa. ' '.
n, .....r .. .. - .
what art can a wom.n % good atI on, vaf1
u...t ~, a0 Ia :. shs k1oe -: ~. "s.suk ~
Ah, b"ys how you .urs you strong - you
pressed, s..-... ..
-. -. ... .-..
What arts Er woman To hold On her knees
Cling. -rrarxis little to sew by degree.
coat '@
To dream and 70 dots
t-I'| H. ~. .....
To teach .hem.-n ..,pes there. I mad. then,
Spe"A r,A;n 1hs M "oru 'co"n'V' it""s"' inc"
r.. ~ ut
Is, eosn,r tn'nx men sn"u.d d,s Tor ss need.
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VI.
.,a
I sul, Ell sav let then, wO forth Mt the wb.eis
OF the gun, aud des'cd MT. But then the sur
,, prise.
one knrei.!
--God! now the house feels!
VII
With MY ki.se-; Of camr-iife and glory. aud how
iney "".n i"sed me- anu Soon' co'n'"g "owe to o~
In return would fan OF every av frou my brow
With their green laurel bough.
.. v,,I
Than r,. ,r,,m,,, -. r,v, ..,oo,. -,
street --.. -.-.. .... .-..
With face pale a. stone, to say something TO me.
-MJ Guido wss dead!--t fell down nc his feet,
~ White they cheerel in the street.
,.
A. the ~u-om OF Italy. One boy remained
Te lie leaut y walked with, recalling the timc
When the fir grew immortal, while both vf w.
. strsiHsu '.....
10 the height he had gained.
..
% %. s:a nov 's in ONE hand ~ w. "s to .n,
long:
Who iorb,ds our complaint"
~,
,,.
in'pre,s
", h"'. ., ;. VINO A"e" VIA y: oou'a "esr'
on Tor tile rest
XII.
On which vi,bou. p.u , m ,b. ,s,cr,,rh lin.
SWEET smooth, the next new. rom ,;syta:-
lkLL HIS MorHsh. An ah'--"hi<' ";hS'r iHo'h'
or 'o' -n'"e
40 '"'e ~ h'''"rr gun ." me "hA' !
~" '""~ ""'oo 'o.so''
Are souls stra'sh, 50 happy .hs, dizzy with Heaven
The ,,ron earth. affection conc,jv. ,.ot =, -.
think MOI. .h.m.eI w-r. Too l.,clv ,or,dy.n 'e
Through th1e kuve AID -OrrOw which ciled
~
AUG "po'e III" "eio".
XIV.
O. Christ of the seven xoupa who ,o,l ,,.,, ,,r.,
the dark "'' wv" WV '"''
To thu ,.ce Of rhv mother c,ps;a.. ,,..r
How W. comu,,n u,ot,,.r. s,unt d.. 90. m.s,,
'o'"eu away,
Ano no 'a>' "ora 20 say!
xv.
Nh bors a..d h,, .h.,,, nm, -. . ,r
an WV
uavs been n.,r;,ts vst ...b hou.. ,.. .,.
',De'"e. no"'"s OUT Ioaas 20 wall.
ANU ""s" .SsV msue, '"t ""ss s"~ Il u ooue
LOT 70"
xyr
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Fs-For man who has BEEN rigidiY
soad to be surremely tolerant, would r.,
quire an amount Of insight which sesmO
70 belong onij to the greatest genius.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

EAn eastern paper, in dunning ur
his subscribers, says, ''hc has responsible.
ties thrown upon him just nov which b
il Obliged h AsAS." - Ejsa 9yt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

The expression is extremely characteristic
ofthe superficislity OF the relations and sym
pathi.s between the two sexes in America.
External beauty is certainly highly valued
h most countri s; it is = human weakn IS,
which, however, is not displayed so openly
among ourselves. In America on the con-
trary, ladies' do not hesitate to state that
they only estimate men by their duty
WHO WAS your beau last night ~ III y ask
one another even the farmers daughters.
"Y"u shall be my beau to morrow" they
say t. a young man. "Oh, indeed. Mr.. p,
you were last night a perfect beau for me
you left nothing to DESIRE" they say to the
old gra haired Mr.. r., when I ey want to
Aatter and console him. The English also
employ the word, but more in the con.
temp uous sense Of a flop" The Ameri.
can la1ics select this fop, pona,led aud
brushed up by the hair.dresscr. as their
cavalier" They also use very frequently
the French words ''chaperon" and chap
eronins," borro ve'l from the days Of chiv.
airy" Strangely enough. men are heard
much less frequently abiding to their bellies
than girls to th,ir beaux. 1t seems as if the
American ladies' had turned the world top
>y-turyy aud converted men into the fair
sex Frequently msn are made love to and
cAtAed by the wotAen; and American gen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08
rtE Dad NERO, GEN. BAKER.

EXTRACT TEoH HIS -7zE1I u SEW i'-~
AT inc monster Lnlon meeting IL re"
York Oh the 2Jth OF April last C5-. BAKER
was present AMI made q stirring specca- us
brave words moved the popular near. llI
he spoke a. one VINO intended q c. u wei
b. sBe1. We quote lev passage
" Our country Is greatness glory E-li
constitution liberty anu, above AZ free
DON forever I nave s4Ic taal tAv n1l- ioT
rec0nr .Il4IlD BE- past IL may return 0ll
not tomorrow. nor ncZt week i, nay re-
tu-l WHEN tina, uttered Las .p0lntin- g. the
f4c o. Sumter. j. avenged Is Wal 1eJIrn
when rebellJu- traitors aTe taught obedience
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08
NV PUBLICATIONS.

BLAcKwo5D's MAGAzIxE.-P ---;n- e Leon
arc Scott q c.. New Y0rk
The leading article fine October plumber
Of Blaezw0od i- e. Democr--y Ie-chlne oy
LzampIe.' ans viii be- read with amusement
for its SHALLOW. Connected and ridiculous high
TJ-7.s1l. and IL ignorance and suPe-cilious
contempt Of every tain- american. The
writer does not bei.-7e any s5vernnaat CID
possess stability or duration waica Is no;
head-d by q monarchy IL SIMS i1rl, indie
pendent Of the people. The otae- articles OF
the number, not political. -re very readable.
The Chronicles Of C4r.ingt9rd, tae Doctor 3
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