Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-04-28
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ARTEMAs WARD ON BOSTON.

AIbSiidS tiuo hEiNCo W tilo OStA DONog
concerning his late visit to the Modern A
thens:
'The winder Of my room commands ex-
hileratin' view of Cobb,s Hill, where Cotton
Mather the father Of the Reformers and sich
lies berrid There is men even now who wor-
ship Cotton, and there is wimmen who wear
him next their hearts. But / don't weep for
him, he's been dead to lengthy. | amt 60
ing to be absurd, like old Mr.. Skilhns, in our
naborhood, whois ninety-six years ofage, and
gets drunk every lection day, and weeps bit
turly he haint got no Parents. He's nice
Orphan, he is.
Bunker Hill is over yonder in Charleston.
In 1775 thrilhn dramy was acted out over
there in which the Warren Combination
played star parts.
Old Mr. Fanuel is ded, but his Hall is still
in full blarst This is the Cradel in which the
Goddess of Liberty was rocked my Dear
The Goddess hasn't been very we'll durin' the
past few years and the cum MS quack doctors
she called in didn't help her any; but the old
LneIr business, mayor ge7aeh VIII, understand
| think the day is near wiie.-.s r:,, o,a
take her three meals day, and sleep nights
as conf bly, as in the old time.
The common is here as ushell; and the low
euss who called it Vacant Lot, End wanted
to know why they didn't ornament it with
Bldins', a Unhappy Outcast in Nabonsit.
The State House is filed with statesman,
but som of EN- wear queer hats. They buy III
I take it, of hatters whocarry on hat stores
down stairs in Dock squire, and whose hats
is either ten years aheadof the prevailing stile
or ten years behind it-pst as the intellectoo-
al person sees fit to thiik about. had the
plesure ov talkin with several members of
the Legislator. / told i'm the eye of 1000
ages was onto we American people of day.
They seemed deeply impressed with the re-
marks, and wanted to kIDw if / had seen the
Crate Origin.
Harvard College Tbs celebrated insttoo-
ton of learnin' is pleasatly situated in the
, bar room of Parker's il School street, and
has poopils from all oveithe country
I went over to Lexinpn yes day. Ny bo-
e som hove with sollim motions. & this /
n said to a man who was ivin' yoke of oxen,
e .sthis is ware our revolutionary forefathers
e asserted their independnce and split their
d blud. Classic ground.
h tWall." the man sale ''it's good for white
= beans and potatos, but regards to raisin'
Is wheat, faint worth d But have you seen
e the Crate Origin ~
u | returned in the hesears, part way. A
et nooty girl In spectacles,t near me, and was
4 teilin' young man hotnuch he reminded
c. her ofa young man she led to know in Walt
re ham. Pooty soon the bung man got out,
I'D and smilin' seductiv' hammer, I said to the
ld girl in spectacle, ''Dft remind You of
he somebody YOU used tolow p
n, .sYes.n she said, ''yldo remindme ofone
man, who was sent the penitentiary for
en- stealin' bar'l of mafril-he died there,
nd and concluded youn't him. didn't
Ike pursoo the conversatio l only heard her
ny silvery voice once moruring the remainder
of the ierney Turnin, respectable look
asst I'M female of fadvaneedmmers she asked her
,se if she had seen the CIR Origin.
his We old chaps, my d, are apt to forget
in that It some time since was infants and ct
ter lite food. Nothin' futher int'rist took
ar, place on the cars excithat colored gem
the tlem4n, a total strangto me, asked if I'd
lad lend him my diamond istPin to wear to a
OPP funeral in South Eon | told him
off. woulda 't--not eurpf
md Altho' fur from the hayries, there is a
OPP bundants ofwild game Ioston, such as quails
on ships, plover and Hoo
on | ment to have alludfo the Crate Origin
ned in this letter. but en't seen it. Mr..
Reeves, whose tavern hp at, informs me
.ver that it can be dishn heard through
,;ss smoked glass at his natown in n. Ham
ted shire any clear day. settln' the Crate
ade origin aside, land ind | don't think
arc. hoard It mentioned all time | was there J
ond Boston is one Of the giest, surefootedest,
hit. clear -headest, eomfoiest cities on the
and globe. 0nhke every r large city ! was
let ever in. the hack ment seem to have been
; ~ sneshally intended byir for the Burglary
me. profession, and it's al the only large city
age. know Of, where you t ENJOY brilliant
his opportunity Of bein' adled IN sum way
te to from the risin of the TO the goln' down
pect thereof. Then ! sayr and continued ap-
IN Of plagse for Boston.