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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

How TO Ser GATE PosTs--Tsks eaua
quantities, Of water lime and qaiek liies
aud mix with sand as usual, put two O,
three inches of mortar and coarse grave
in the bottom Of the bole, SO the end O
the post will not come to the ground
then set your posts in, top end down, 6I
10 several inches Of the mortar, then severa
inches OF coarse gravel, pound IL down
then more mortar and more grsval. and SO
on until the cement is raised above the
ground several inches around The post
Slant IL away from the post Ia every di
feciion. so as to torn OF the water; ther
Isks coal tar and brush, psst around
The bottom Of the post, and 6lr the inter
s.iee between the post and the cement with
The coal tar IN. B,-Oaly mix enough
norssr icr the hole ct g lims.l You,
Post WI be as solid as II set 10 stone. II
ooat hss.e ont with the frost, and ssa
sseand and pull the boards of, % M
vassf and cir sassot eet II. 80 ;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

The Rebel Ram, stone wall arrived ai
Havana on the 30th ult, but was mo-
allowed to remain but "a hours.
The Raleigh Standard of the lltb says
1t is not probable that steps will be soon
taken to call convention to construct O
loyal state government.
A letter dated Fayetteville, Sd, says:
A delegation was appointed by the Mayor
Of that place 10 proceed to Wilmington and
procure food for the inbsbitants. The 70
suit was that 80. 900 rations were ct once
forwarded. and though the secesh swore
they would not ess anything from the
Yankees, they were the very frst to rush
10 wish bags and baskets. Government
horse and mules are also furnished to the
farmers to work With.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

The attention Of all Europe was absor-
bed by the news of President Lincolu's
assassination. The Governments OF Eng.
land, France, Austria, Prussia, and Swilzer-
land have forwarded addresses Of condo.
lence to the American Government and
to Mrs. Lincoln.
All the leading papers Of Europe &C
knowledge that the manifestations Of sym
psthy shown with the great loss Of tn
American people was something without
precedent in Europeap history.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

Ishsm G.. Harris. who styles himself
Governor Of Tennessee. on the strength ol
an election held somewhere outside Of that
State, being totally invisible to and uudis
coversbe by The people whom he processes
to govern. they have offered $5. 900 forla
good look at hin. 1t is not often that O
State evidence such attachment to its
leadiu g fuuctionary.
Considerable discussion is excited BY the
significant fact that Gen. Grant and stal
diued in Washington oa Tuesday 9th with
NJ. Romero, the Minister Of the Mexican
Republic.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

TRIAL OF JEFF. DivIs.--The Washing
ton correspondent Of the N. Y. Post says
The next great trial will be that of JEFF
Davis, who will soon arrive here. 1t is ru.
mored that he will have to stand q triaI
% sn accomplice 10 the murder of Mr.. Lin.
coin. II that charge against him should
be abandoned, he will he tried for treason.
It is difficult to see how he is to escape with
his life. and bis sympathizers here abandon
oil hopes Of pardon, as the President has
repeatedly announced bis intention to exc.
cute the laws upon the leaders II Davis
gets pardon no one else will be executed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
o,5nUraroRIAL.

The o.estion Is now fairly before the public
! Of Ohio, whether our next candidate Tor GOV
srpor shall be man from civil life or mill
tary man. The great objection agaiost militia
ry men, viz That they are not thoroughly
posted on civil affairs---does not apply TO mos
orthe volunteer force. There are many voluo
teer officers who stood high as civilians before
the war and who left honorable and profitable
positions TO serve their country. One import
ant reason why military man should DO se'e''
ted, Is that the soldiers desire it. They n''e
shown us in many ways that they wish H. nay'
almost demand il. For the past ''"r
they have had no voice 10 selecting cano'os'o',
sl,hougb they have numbered pearly one''nro
of The voting population. They we're content
10 stand as wall OF defense to ,nen na'i'e
State. to fight for It's honor and the perPetu'ty
Of the Uoiou, and the safety OF oil our homes,
while others made the officers who were 70
control their interests, will he OF paramount im-
portapee. Their claims for back pay ana pen
siops the care Of disabled soldiers and their
widows and orphans, and the punishment oi
sncaks and deserters will all need attention. auo
The soldiers feel that they enn trust all their
interests in the hands OF one Of the brave men
who has led them to battle and shared their
dangers and knows their wants.
Among the names which have been present
oil BY the army, Gen. Cox stands a! the bead,
and his eminent abilities as q statesman and a
soldier well entitle him TO that position.
Should our present Chief Magistrate see ht to
retire from the position be hos filed so honora-
biz and acceptably. he could have no more
worthy successor than Gen: Cox.
But whoever the soldiers shall unite upon.
whether Gen. Cox or Geu. Steedmau, Or Gen.
Leggett or any other brave man who have done
and suffered so much 10 this war. the voters OF
Ohio can well afford 10 give them their choice.
They have never before made any such de-
mand and probably never will again.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

DR.. TUMBLErY lias Blackburn, Chief Of
the Rebel depa rtment for the importation
OF yellow fever, has been lodged in the Old
Capital Prison at Washington. He is just
as vain, gaudy, dirty and disgusting as ever
He wears the same stunning clothes, and
1t is widely suspected that by collusion
with others, be procured his own arres
on this singh lar allegation. in order to adj
little to bis already disreputable noterie,y
So says an exchange.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
April Ia, 1885

A letter from JEFF. Davis, found on
Booths body, amply -jus,iies the charge
OF conspiracyio murder made against him.
The Posts special says JEFF. Davis will
probably not be tried with the assassins at
the Penitentary. 1t is not yet determined
whether be will be arraigned for murder or
treason If the former, he will hrve a
separate trial
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
JsH. in Pettieoass.
Semper timidum Seelus

II there could be any excuse for the fair
sex for dounisg the blocmer costume, they
certainly now have it, as petticoats haYe
cen so disgraced by the srch-rebel and
braggart, JEFF. Davis, in his inglorious
fight in this garment. that prompt actor
will no doubt be taken by the ladies to
give expression to their feelings in regard
to such outrageous abuse and desecratior
of their dress
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

purity The blood, and ezpel disease they purge o.t ,h
foul humo which breed and grow dsernper stlm.Ists
sluggish disordered organs into their natural action and
impsrt healthy tone with strength TO the whole system
Not only do they the everyday complaints OF svery.
body but also formidable and dangerous diseases While
they produce powerful effects hey the Tina
diminished doses the sast and bestphysc that be
pioyed for children. Being sugarcoaed they pleasant
TO ke and being purely vegetable, free from any rsk
OF harm Cures made which rpass belief
they not ted by Of such exalted position and
character TO forbid tile suspicion OF uutruh Many
nen cerynen and physcsns have lent thcir names TO
eest y the public the reliability o. our remedies, while
otne nave sent us the Of their conviction that
OUT contribute Immediately to the relief OF
Ihe agent below named is pleased 10 furnish gratis
Amere,n Almanac, containing directions for the and
seIncates oil their cures, Of the following COMPLAINTS;
=, Oostivness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dropsy,
Headache arising from foul stomach,
kston morbid luaction Of the Bowels and Pain arising
uereirom Flatulency Lnss OF Appetite all Diseases which
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uAnR The system cure complaints which woud not
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
LAKE RRIE
Goal and Oil Mining Company
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 IN EQUAL SHARES OF 81
EACH. -
WORKING CAPITAL, $50 600.
with the privilege Of Increasing the Capital Stock to
$200,0oe-
Incorporated under the laws Of Ohio March 49, 1865
HE COMPANY bave purchased and
OF valuable Coal and Mineral Land In Mercer
county. Pa.
Distances from the Coal Mines:

N 4
own 500 valuable Coal and Mineral Land in Mercer
county, Pa.
Distances from the Coal Mines:
To kshtabula, 81 Les; Copneaut 6s miles Paiuesville
so miles Cleveland no miles Erie, via Gard 70 miles
minous Cos estimated yisd 49, oo0 to tue acre
The Company furnish to Shareholders ONE IoN
yearly every share actual cost Of mining
and transportation fhe remainder Of the production Of the
Mines will be sold at Market prices and the profits thereon
be I'd In Esn annual Cash Dividends 10 the Soekholo
who do desire receive their annual
Coal the Company will sell the Coal for Their especial oensn
the PROFITS being turned over 70 hs Independent OF the
These lands all located the A. ia Y. Railroad
Th t.ss Ss aS sos sros. = sa
70 twenty rods OF ths Railroad making to open bank
t.sy Pont along The kslrssd at a.. .m. cost. A. s.nav
Lake and Big Sandy Creek All along this stream there are
indications of being good Oil Territory Theirs now nun
tssts Is soeS show Of oil is the design Of the Director,
that OIL found 10 this vicinity paying qusnt
te will the Capital Stock 10 $4,000 Thoss
desiring have tbs advantage Of the neeass OF stock ey
which thsir 8rst Investment III Be doubled win do well to
BEEN e.dy sobscriv Every Shareholder sesomes mem
Der Of the Company and a. SUCH he Is entitled 70 all the
all lands the minerals and the business Of the ComPany
Shares be had from Of the Difseto OF the Com
and .t the once Of the Company ihs Block fOst
o. Superior str e Cleveland Ohio, where the eerhAtss Of
Ali eosspondsnes from abroad should be directed the
Secretary OF the Company. r,.a.p s..
Room No. "a, Atwater Building, Cleveland o.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
=. jane. s s.ss.a s. 3. Si.. aas.ssi iSs'' '
~ s.ll f B. B.. fi'E T. S.:s n:.s'ss'; sfB;s
oyFIcERs OF rHk COMPANY.
B. O. oLATn rj'',d:9. JAs psSHAn. Vice rrssr
john fhisss.' zs;sia:s ssss s.' '''''' 3 ei
Al
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

GEN. FoRREsr SHOT --LouIsvILLE, May
l6 -,Xe Nashville Press learns that Gen.
eral FStrest was killed by Captain Walker
Of the rebel army in revenge for the shoot
ing Of his son.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

photographs Of Dstis. Tucker. Clay.
Sanders. ClearH and Thompson. with foil
descriptions Of thier stature. hair, eyes.
40. have been prepared on large hand bills,
stating the price set upon the heads oi
each one, and their crime. Of being sccesso.
ries to the assassination. These hand bills,
similar TO the rewards for horse thieves,
will be posted through Canada and Europe
SO that these criminals, should they be
allowed to escape via Halifax. will be
tracked wherever they go aud marked for.
ever. There Is no sequestered spo. for them
No rest for them in this world As the head
devil OF this bevy Of WORTHLESS is safe, some
Of the interest is lost In the thought OF
capture
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

AFTER Tns FRocK.-An agent OF Barnum
was at Washington the other day and offered
$500 for the frock in which JEFF Davis was
captured while two prominent Chicago gen.
temsn have been pleading for it as an addition
10 the great Northwestern Fair.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
MATRIMONIAL.

- MATRIMONIAL.
LADIES GENTLEMEN lf you wish marry you can do
so BY addressing me. will send you, without money and
without prize valuable information that will enable you
10 marry happily and speedily irrespective age wealth
beauty This information will cost you nothing and II
wish 10 marry will cheerully assist you All letters
strictly confidential The desired BY return
mail and reward asked. Please inclose postage or
stamped envelope, addressed to yourself. Address,
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Greenpoint,
3mSO3 Kings Co., New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
Gov. Brown of Georgia.

Gov. Brown OF Georgia was arrested on the
night Of the 9th OF the executive mansion 10
MilledgeviIle by Captain Kneeland md Lieut..
Bufoad. He will proceed 10 Washington IN.
der charge OF the latter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

The rebel representative Fcote, who, having
fed from Richmond, was sent to Europe be-
esuse be refused TO take the oath OF allegiance,
returssd without permission and was put in
Jail 10 New York, Is now 10 Canada He had
the choice of leaving the United States OF
standing trial for treason. and preisred 10 &C.
cent the former condition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
To Purchasers OF
Organs, Mel0deons or Harmonious.

LIVERY one having any thought Of
purchasing Instrument this class now or AZ any ftu.
tihe, should send for Of
Mason & Hamlins Cabinet Organ Circulars,
which win be sent &c any address, entirely free Of expense.
This circular contains much information which will use
ful to purchafe Of such Instrument sh ar
cles "Howto Judge Of Musical Iustrument Hstor,
Of the Organ" History Of Reed lnstruments Sc &c.
Address MASON BRO THEIRS,
3tso2 500 Broadway, New York.
or MAsoN HAMLIN. 274 Waahins ton 81. Bo.ton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

these prisoners Hardly could more VII
lisnops array Of prisoners be found. We
expected 70 see good looking men. With Q
bish order Of Intelligence. Nt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

The BLACK Republican" 10 the title Of a
newspaper in New Orleans, edited and
printed by colored men who were slaves
two years ago.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

The N. Y. Commercials special says the
evidence OF guilt ofthe prisoners at the con-
spirscy trials appears 40 conclusive as to com
pistsly check the current OF sympathy 70
: their favor produced by the proposed secre,
trial. II 10 said that the prisoners are wa'nsa
By counsel to abandon all hopc. lney up
near utterly broken down.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
North oarolfna.

n" 0Hn1'11oNol
Gen. scho6sid's order declaring. the slaves o.
This State free, created onsternation as the Ia.
Dor or The slaves has been wanted to put In the
spring crops. and the slaves reissed to work
claiming their former masters owed them a
living. Gen. Cox, OF the 23d corps. however
has reassured the people by Telegraph thatths
slasss will be obliged TO work 10 support Them.
selssE
Hoo. John A Gilmore has commenced di
vidins bic lands amsng bis slaves, furnishing
them With facilities to wsrk With. Other mas
tsrs will follow bis example.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
Photography! I!

II. @. GARDNER, Photographer, has
superb suit OF and all the apparstus for
ing any size or degree OF ACCURACY his pictures His suo
cess 10 In the ratio OF the perfection his apparatus the
general appointments of bis establishment the expert
ence and t which by long practice he enabled bring
to his aid
His Efforts in securing Faithful Likenssss Of Children
have given very general satiscton and brought An n
creased pa;roDsgs in that line
Good Pictures ID sll insured or fs parties may
repeat their sittings until satisfied.
The public invited to look In uren us
r. @. GARDNER.
IshtAsula, May 10 1895. 600
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

National Currency Is tie Currency 10
Esie. The Dispateh ssys the banks stand
b. he psopls, and sectional eafrsAey Il ct
. dIsseupt q svsFy. .placs 10 the eisy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

ss; ssg'~ s:sss s:.sss. sss'ss: S:ss :ss:. q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
AdYertisennent.

Advertisements.
Two studious, though by funsbhorug, young
gentlemen not twenty years Of age, dest,u Of
breaking the monotony OF school life BY spending with
number OF youg ladies OF like age and disposition.
Objects fun and material improvement Is usual in such
cases.
Carte de visites exchanged if desired. Address
FRED WILSON HARRY STANTON.
Fort Edwards N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

A RE the most perfect ppr-
~ fatlve which We arc able
u produce, which We
think has ever Jet been made
~ AIRY body. Their effects
nsve sbundantly shown 70 the
community how much they
excel The ordinary medicnies
~ use. They are rafe and
pleasant 70 take, but powerful
70 eurc. Their penetrating
properties stimulate The vita
activities Of the body renovs
the distractions Of X, or...'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

HASKELL & SONS-Just received
Fresh Figs Fresh Citron,
Fresh Lemons, Fresh Currantr, English,
Fresh Oranges, &c, &c. &c, &c
Fresh Rasins, t 500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
THE TESTIMONY.

An important wituess was examined dur.
ing our stay. He is . Young man OF Der.
baps twenty Eve, named Weigh,man. Th,
witness WAS College mate Of John II
Surras at st. Charles, Roman Cathoh,
College in Marylsnd. Surrst sud the vii.
ness were studying for the Catholic miois
try. When Weightman came to Washing
ton, be renewed bis acquainlauce with Sur
rat, went to Mrs Surrat's, the mother--th,
prsoner-lo board. roomed and slept with
Surrat. Last winter, on the street witt
Surrst. the latter was hailed by name, aud
Recognized the speaker as Doct. Mudd-
the prisoner--N ho was then introduced
oy Surrat to witness Mndd had com
panlon, and introduced him to Surrat and
sllness-it was ], Wilkes Booth. Wher
that came out our eye was fixed on Mudd,
whose face changed instantly. Msdd. yoa
remember declared that he doctored Booth.
: koowing net who he was, bot supposipa
: n'm 70 be Confederate parolsd prisoner
with broken leg. This was terribI, dam
aging and turned, instantly, a ysoo,
doubt ss 10 Mudds completely into ysr,
strong conviction Of bis guilt.
; WeIghtman. short, show ed that MnaA
Booth and Payne were intimate At M,
Surraps ! that Harold vss also one Of III,
number Of iDtimstes. His tes,imop,
showed that private interviews always oc
Cured between Booth, Surrat. Mudd an,
Payne wben they met 10 word, that 70
: some weeks before the ssssssination some
thing wrong was going on under that rool
The witness Is Roman Catholic, very il
'elligent. very candid, sppsrsnily . pur
young msn. told his tale like On hoEssi
consciens'ou. man. He represented Mr.
Surrst ~ dsvosi Catholic.
j We weFe surprised q the low order {
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

amend section seven the act entitled an act to reFu
late enclosures. and provide against trespassng ami
mails passed January H. 1890 and 70 epeaI sections sew
on, 8, o. 10, II, II, Is and IA OF said act.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-05

TnAoKgRY on nlsFn.--rhe ghosly strug
gle over, who wout(bity any one sllat de
partsl It's tn survivors WHO coRmss =
ate in the ease of such agood, piouS, ton.
der,hcarted man as he seemed whom God
Almighty las just called back 10 n ms,li.
Tie appeared To me Ia have all the sweet
domestic virtues which make tie Pang ol
parting only the more erncl To those who
are lett behind. bat that lpss, what gain
to himi A just man summoned by God,
for what pntpnSe can lac go but 10 meet the
divine love and goodness lneyer think
about deplor,ug surhi and as you aud
send fol our OIL lren, meaning them ouly
love and kmduese, how much more PatcI
MOstell
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-05

For the purpose Of closing out the stock at the
earliest possible date, the undersigned, have de-
cded on q great distribution mtic as follows,
HACu AND EVERY ARTICLE, No MATTEK Row VAL
uABLE, DksNG SOLD FOR 81. . 1.
A tERTIFIcArg Of each atticlc with It's value
printed upon it is placed in an envelope aud seal
ed these envelopes are thoroughly mixed and
sold for TWENTY FlvE GENTS sach--te person re-
cciving one ot.thesc envelopes is entitled tn the
article named theroin by returning the Certificate
70 US with one dollar, aud the article, no matter
how valuable ii may be-, viii be forwarrd tn him
OF her at once. There are NJ blank certificates
and therefore every is sure to get, at least the
full value ut his or her muuey. Should the ar
ticle named un the certificate not suit, any other
which he may select Of the value viii be substi
! tuted. We sell the certificates as follows:
One for % cts live for 81 eleven for 50, thirty
| for 50, sixty five for $40, one hundred for $l5
This distribution aiiardS a iino opportunity for
Agents, Ms whatlady or gcntlum,n will not invest
TwESrY-fIyE CENTS with a prospect Of getting
| tive hundred or thousand times as much. Al
| orders must be addressed 70 as at our old stand
No. Is Maiden Lame, New York, n
| e. list FARTICIES
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-05
slEgteIlaaltOns.
rlFson tha Saturday Evening Post
Ftst WOMEN,s TRIALS.

q F6ls. kettles aud pans, 0rhur8kUIq
k'laus, kettles AMI rsts ss at
lam siek u theif sirht, and would give them all
For bureh oF F"fotget. me -n9ts." sgts
but my children aru mortal, and caunot live s'f.
On the scent % = noscgav fair VOW
They would much prefer warm pork pie,
To howrets rch mud rare
"a Tnh, soap and suds, -sf .s.-a..
attiSudss soap and iabi ts,'
Ny arms are red, md niy hugars spread, 4
n. With this long coniuucl RIB uf
You may talk Of The rippling brooke,
You may ravO Of sirramleis iair
II would take the waters Of bpth wcon, f
To mako these clothes look clear.
~ Wood, chips aud coal,
- Coal, chips aud wood
TyearAnged them ALI as we'll as can,
;, Mtmg frc will not burn good.
YQu sing Of The sturdy oak,
You may praise the loftv pine;
j WOULD father have some splintcrs now
Tokindlethis fire OF mine.
II Is hard indeed To rcgn
ssi In kitchen aud parlor ton, - lrIea
And 10 meet your fiinnds with cordial smile,
af Whon yen sHicl that burning stew.
To fold youF hands and be calm, ...fl
.And insist Oua iunger stay, .I ~.
When Won know yaus brvad Is being scorehcd,
70 And she zuup ell boiling away.
0h,twish I,had never tried
idiy's position tu take; ...E
could then keep on INV calico gown,
And wash, aud scrub, aud bake.
Oh, pity me, So who dwell
a 10 oabins with one small rnom
oh. pity me, We who mover know
. What II is to haulle a broom.
fgeE rhI nl .H =. tI tN A'ON'