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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-01

Patented MAY 30, 1865.


This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which Will require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
tered for al Ike purpose " Ill NOT ROT CLOTHES,
but will leave Them much wHITER than ordinary
methods without the usual wear and tear.
IL removes grease spots as if by magic, and SOFT
dinary cases entirely remove it,
This powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon process peculiar 10
itself which is secured by Letters Patent. 1t has
been In use for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal favorite wherever IT has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol-
lowing, viz
1t saves all the expense of sorp Usually usecron
cotton and linen goods,
Il saves most of the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear
Also for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed.
with one quarter the time and labor usually re-
quired it imparts beautiful gloss and lustre
much superior to any other mode. 80 water re
uuiIed except to mOisten the powder.
objections with each package.
Aud can be readily appreciated by a single trial
The cost of washing for family OF Iiye or SIX per
sons will not exceed THREE GENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been intro
duced TO the public which have rotted the CLOTH
or Jailed in removing the dirt but knowing the in
trinsc excellence OF this article, they confidently
proclaim it as being adapted TO meet demand
which has long existed, and which mas heretofore
remained unsupplied.
8MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE ~ a. STEW EMS,
.T ESQ Rr Dad ways Boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE COLORs.
Sold by all Grocers and Dealers. oc9d3m
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DE-. HarYeY'g Temale Pills.

The experience of thirty years has proved they
have no equal for Removing DISTINCTIONS aud lr-
regularities. No MATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. They are safe and sure in every case. up
wards Of 5OOOJ boxes are sold annually. and no
complaint Of their efficacy /, ever heard for they
accomplish what they are represented to do.
Sold in boxes Containing Sisty PWs. Price One
Dollar.
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Mtdtrar.
YOUNG MEN.



The experience Of the past ten years has demon.
sirated the fact that The utmost reliance may be
placed In the efficacy of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de
bility, Impotence or want of power, the result oi
sexual excess or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer Tor Business Social society or Mar
rage and often terminates in AN uutimcly gave.
Make no delay In seeking the remedy. Htl S
Spechc Pills, gan he used without detection or in
terterence with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of DIET is NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm, o.
less ON the system. Each box contains CO pills,
with tull directions and treatise on the cOusC-
quences and cure. Price one Dollar. HCWare OF
counter oits If you cannot procure them of
your Druggist send the money TO DR. JAMES
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, Si9 broadway. Kew
lork, and they will be sent by rctun OF mail,
free from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Henry Michael late Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.
. iSW3 s. g. MASSLICH.
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
Promptly and at short Notice.

Old Furniture Cleaned and Vanished, Chairs Re
Gained and all kinds of Repairing done All or
lers will be carefully and promptly attended 70,
and the advertiser viii call and do the woIk az res
licences where cleaning and vanishing IS Teeded'
jan @-dtf EDWARD hEhh'
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MOUsE 81
Corner Of Nam and lhird streets
DAYTON, OHIO.
Proprietor
L. Reibold

.rINuIS large and popular hOtei has hcon pat in
| thorough repair, from the basement 20 the
attic and every convenience and comfort provid-
ed. without regard 60 expense, making IL, With
out question,
FIRST.CT ASS HOTEL.
The "Phlllips" is furnished with every conye-
nience and luxury SknOwn 70 hotel Keeping in
America. and affords an elegant home 10 any
ta1eleIe OF ILL., ~ ,itb ne
mahent bOardeb jasdu
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Rral Gstate Agruts.
STEPHENS HUBER & CO

- -F ~ NSNS HNS SSNaN ~ wv
K EAU H. . 4 A / E A q + n = :,
eye &c ESQ THIRD 81.
DAYTON, OHIO.
w ILL ATTEND TO THE SELLING
and buying OF real estate, loan money on bond and
mortgage, make collections, etc. etc. All business
entrusted to them will be faithfully attended to,
oc25.tf
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Dr. J. BRYAN, CONs'G PHYSICIAN,

SPECIAL TsEATM ENT in all cases of
seminal Sexual, Urinary aud Nervous Diseases
in male OF female. ADVICE FREE and CORES pond
encc STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
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AGBn nJT5 w N r1g1
AVoIp THE ouAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects of Youthful
lndisCrcton and have seminal Weakness Ennis
slons No. Will send you, .Irse Qf c1drge inforna-
tion which, If followed, viii cure you without the
ala oi medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN,
jaidaw1y17 station d. New York,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-01

The experience OF Che past ten years has demon.
trated the fact that the utmost reliance may bc
"a q uI at.H
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Congressional Profanity.

The discussion on Tux sday in the House ol
Representatives of the bill proposing relief ior
the South was characterized by an extraordinary
oube eak of Congressional profanity. Mr.. Co
vode. " Pennsylvania, proceeded to relate from
the Scriptures the story ot boy King All was
made to suffer because he had shown mercy Ia
the King of the hssyrians who, with his ar
my, had been delivered into his hands. Before
concluding the narrative he was interrupted by
the announcement Of message from The Se..-
ate, wher upon Mr.. Ross, OF Illinois, inquired oI
the Speaker " he!hera mtsSaee from The Az
mighty could be- interrupt by message from
the Sena,e." Nov this quest on may have
been considered fine Joke in Congress, but
outside OF Congress the moral sense OF the com.
munliy is everywhere sho ked by so pub &c and
fiagIant a violation of the alvin" conn andrne n I,
i rhou shalt not take the name OF the LLOYD thy
God iD vain" Such ueverent trIhlng Is net
witty, but wicked. Its bIasphemy, however, is
no; more offensive than thai OF certain Con-
eres>mcn who arrogaieto themselves the divine
prerogaliyes. Uniting with Butler AID Covode
IN inhu51an opposition 10 the proposed rel IS OF
the starving people OF the South, they invoke
the judgments of God upon the people OF tue
North it they dare IKE Ahat, to show mercy to
the vanQuished.-N. Y. Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Ronnets.

The following are brief descriptions OF
a few Of The new tonnels
A hat Of green silk, ,shirred over irame'
with crown and cape, the cape extending
over the chignon in the form OF an lnveT''
ed comb, is novelty. A cluster OF green
leaves on the top is the only outside trim
ming. There is fall Of narrow black
Spanish lace around the front; the lace at
the back is wider. win deep point ial
ling over the chigHoh, and yelling the
neck. The inside trimming is green
bandeau, surmounted by tuIIe ruche,
with delicate pink rose al the side.
A Gypsy hat, in straw, differing maisrI'
ally from the gipsy Of two or three years
since, is also quite novelty. The 6:im
at the back falls over the hair in the form
of a round cape. The front brim is turn
ed up, and, with its floral trimming forms
coronet. Ii has blue ribbon strings, ard
blue pendants at the back tipped with
crystaI beads. This style is intended for
quite young misses, ,,but it cannot be az
becoming as the more unaSsuming round
hat, and will moi probably obtain much
popularity.
A bridal hat attracted much attention
for The chasleness Of It's style. II was oI
white Grape over white silk on frame
that has a crown somewhat like the g'P.
sy, but with a brim in front resting on
the head. wreath Of small white How
ers and green leaves, with narrow lalI
of blonde ace, was The only trimming.
Shart blonde lace strings fall over the long
ribbon Strings.
A beautiful shade Of Light green wac
trimmed with Bismarck. colored ribbon
and bronze beads; the long sIreamefs to
be crossed and pinned.
/ OF bonneis in straw the shape is q1I'e
new, having a crown and cape. Most OF
the straw goods are the fancy bTalds
which cannot be done over; but they are
pretlier than The palmer siraws.
Very neat bonne,s are made OF stfa"
and silk intermixed. Straw trimmings
will be much used, and seem 10 have III
some measure taken The place OF the sIee!
ornamen SD much in use. Straw is
mixed with silk, satin. or lace, and sIFa W
ornaments in all manner Of devices will
be much worn. Straw resembling heads
fof wheat is much used in cluster or sePa
ialelY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Farmers Taxes.


-, lne Commissioners u !. 'e' IA, -; ,iooi.
ash'"g'oh mas Fenue'eu '40 'o''o"'"s
IONS
FARMERS VIII no' oo requI,eu u "'a"0
tu'ns oi produce consumed III 'he'' o"i iii
ale ''mli'es.
Z. lie larmers proh's HON sae "' l''' S'o'
are 10 DC loaho Dy oeuue'''s l'0'" ''0
iceiPtS 'of animals 500 'he purchase "iO",y pau
'or The same. u animals nave Oee. 'os' uu' ''''s
theyean by DEAN or fon'e'y' 'he purchase
money pad ior all such ah'maIH may oe oe-
Quoted from the gross income OF 'he iarm.
8. NO deductions can De i'a"e Dy I.t 'l'i"e's
I1r me Value OF services 'ehHe'eu ny us '"'u0
children, whe'her he actually pays Tor sucA ser
wees or not. 1t his adult children worS 'or h'n'
aud receive COMPENSATION Tor theif 'aoor, hey
are To he regarded as o'hef hl'eu iaoo'e'S !" ue-
tefmInl g his income.
q. Money PAID lor laoor' except such aS -
USED or employed III d"meSuc service OF III 'ne
production "' me ProdEcer may De ue1uc'eu'
D. NO dedncUo can he allowed III any case
Tor the cost OF CLProducuve LABOR. II mouse Se''
wants are employed portion OF lhe 'lhe III pro-
ducilvo labor, such as making 0' Ou'ter anu
"eese ''' S''e' p
pau 'Ie'' "'"y oo
! ., LA,e">eS 'o' o'''"l"s anu "e
lana aIe tidlhIy expenses Iot Pe''"'u0"' '"''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Horrible Murder,

! A letter from Point Pleasant, Mason County
West Virginia, states that on the 5tb inst.
| Charles y Younger was sentenced 10 be hung on
the | 9th OF Apnl, for lha murder OF his wife
During The tr,al of the case, the following facts
were eciled During tho summer OF 1866
Charles Younger left his bome-his fathers
house and wife ard went 10 Nheeling,
Wes Virginia ; and while there, engaged the
| affections of, and married Young woman who
was resident Of that place. After living with
her few weeks in Wheeling be informed her
Of his inte ntion Of returning home and P1rsua-
ding his father 10 give him land 10 cultivate,
| and prom sing to return for her as soon as the
necessary arrangements were made. On his ar
rlval at Point Pleasant, he went TO his father s
house, where the wife ne had left living,
and freely made threats against her life, stating
TO his sister that he inteDjed to kill her, IS q
woman had promised 10 marry him II she were
out the way. On the day of The murder hs
TOOK spade, and, going TO remote and un-
inhabited hollow, dug rude grave then decoy-
Ell the woman there and killed her by choking
and teating her on the head with a stone or
oher blunt instrument. He forced the body 10
10 the grave. W lth doubled under, as the hole
, was not long enough 10 contain the body other
wise and covered il up. She was mls>ed-SuS-
pIcion aroused-a search-t1e body found
and was arrested His attorneys, on trial, ad-
mtted the murder, but sought 10 eXco pate him
on the ground of insanity. During the rrial he
was calm anG nconeeIned-chewlng tobacco
necessarily. On the rend ton of the We DICT
"guity," be manifested DO emotion discernible
and hen sentenced was coo, and inIpassIve
as before. In person the prisoner is a young,
smooth faced, rather good looking man. OF NE
dunn size and height, saliow comPIexiun- black
eyes and bar, and physically is powerful mah
He was IN TIE United Slaes volunteer army,
and was ncted for his reckless bravery.-Wheel-
ing Intellinencer
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Circuit Cour, of Berkeley County.

The regular term OF the Circuit Cour
Of this county commenced lis session or
Monday The 18Th instant. His Honor
Judge l.. b. Hall presiding.
HIS Honor occupied nearly an hour in
his charge 10 the Grand jury. reviewing
lhe various acts of the Legislalure and im.
posing upon that body sIgrlsnt attention
to the public interests. and at the same
|limenrglng them TO disc0untensnce all
prosecutions founded in mere spite or
malice.
The case Of Neville Woodruff & Co
vs. James and Jesse Duvsl Of OHIO,
claiming damages to lhe amount Of SO 000
for breach OF Warranty in the sale of a
Steam Engine, was on motion Of Mr..
Faulkner, removed 10 The Federal Circui,
Court at Wheeling.
Thomas Byers, Admir- ys. S. and c.
ISlyer. An appeal from Justices Judg.
men, and lrIed by jury. Argued by
Caapline for Appellant and Blackburn for
Appellee. Verdict for Appellant.
Thomas II Myers Us. Shimp and Kee.
seeker. Motion for jodgemen, on forth
coming Bond. Affidavit made Of disloy.
atty of plaintiff and counter affidavit Of
oyaI,y by plaintiff. Mr.. Hoke asked for
a jury to Try the Issue Of Loyalty. This
was resisted by Mr.. Faulkner upon the
ground that The law authorized no such
issue TO be made in the ease. The views
of Mr.. Faulkner were sustained by the
Court and judgement entered on The
forthcoming Bond.
G. J. Faulkner Us. Philip c. Pendle
tons Adm'rs. Proceeding by notice un-
der the statute 10 recover money due by
bond. The question Of practice present
ed when such notices should be placed on
the vhether amongst the motions
or Office judgements. Point reserved by
the Court for consideration. and establish
ment OF general rule of practice. Faux
Oer for plaintiff: Stanton, Blackburn and
Pendleton defendants.
The Grand Jury brought in a number
OF indictments. amongst which were E.
Randall and Steinmetz for forgery.
The indictments against Col. E. H.
McDonald and some others which have
been pending for some time growing ou,
OF aris done during lhe laie civil war
we've dismissed by. the Prose cutting Alter,
nev with The sssen! Of tho Courl.--Nesc
Era. .a.s- .a. .su ng
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
The Baby Market.

The New York Dispatch gIavsly sc.
serls that the sale OF illegiIims'e babies n'I
that CITY is a large snd profitable business
and so publicly carried on as scarcely 70
be clandestine. II says that should lhs
King OF The Ashanlees. or sny oIhef ni'.
tinguished cannibaI, come 10 that clIy' add
desire fine, ia, baby Tor luxurious
meal, he could be accommodated. These
so.called nurseries are numeIous,snd may ?
be found in different parts oil The Guy
their Whereabouts being for the mostpHt
advertised in the daily papers; The s"''
nouncement being made IN manner ihs'
DISCUSSES. but does not conceal their isAls
import. These places. the largest OF
which is situated IN Greenwich street, sn-
swers double purpose, that OF rehs''Hs,
those Of he responsibilities OF ms'efciy,
who do not wish 10 be so ouToenen sna1
bestowng upon those who wish 'uca
bIessiug-, the welI-spring OF pleasure, -,
babe in the house" The seekers s'ttf'
infantlls loneliness can, upon appIlcai"s.
be accommodated TO any desired ex'en''-
babies from one day 10 one year old. 'iH4
constantly on hand, o, provided 10 or'ir'''
Of any type Of beauty or shade OF com.
plexion, and a. prices ranging from s2a
TO 5000, warranted sound, and in good
state Of preservation al ibe time OF dsli'-'
| cry.
a reporter who visited one OF 'he'e be-
by bszsrrs, was offered slckly ihla
English male infant, II days old. with
red habby skin, covered with "ra'h' i'r
the unreasonable price OF $50. r"ho't
female child, four months Old. was exh'b'
ued, buI the reporter did moi inquire 'h'
price. A uaby boy one month DID, Who
was good and gave no trouble vas he'|
at SIS. A year and half old French
! boy, with fair round limbs, hazel eys',
and curly black hair, was 'ick''ed .,
$3.50. The mstron in charge volunteer
ed the information rha. babies just 'htn
we're "ralher dull"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

Rev. Samuel ClawsOn, a Metho oJisr
preacher OF eccentric manners, some.
Mmes caHed lhs wild man." was very
popular in Western Virginia some TWEEN.
~ wears ago. lie was cross.eyed, and
wiry made, and very dark skinned for a
white man. At times he was surprisingly
eloquent, Away. excilsbIe and once in a
while ex'ravsgani. He once aeconpan-
led brother minister, Rev. Mr.. R,
prominent cily pastor, in visit TO a
colored church. Mr.. R., gave the
coIoIed preacher the hint, and Of coDrse
CIawson was invited to preach. FIe did
80, snd during the sermon set The iDpUl
siye African, TO shouting all over the
house. THIS in turn sci Clawson 10 ex.
Iravagant words and actions, and he leap
ed oul Of the pulpit like deer, and be-
gan 10 take the hands of the coored
brethren and nix in quite happily. He
wep, for joy. Then pressing through
the crowd he found bfnther R. and
sitting down beside him, be threw his
arms around his neck. and with The tears
sire aiming do his face he SAID: "Bro,h-
er r., | almost wish had been born a
niger. These folks have more religion
than we have" "Well, we'll" said
brother R.. "you came so near IL ha!
you needn't cry about It,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
From the Old Guard
THE CHARGE BY THE FORD.
By THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.

Eighty and nine, with their Captain.
Rode in the enemy's track,
Rodo in the grey of The morning
Nine of the ninety came back.
Slow rose the mist from the river,
Lighter each moment the way
Careless and fearless and fearless,
Galloped they OIL TO the fray
Singing in tune how the scabbards
Loud on the stirrup-lrons rang,
Crnked as the men rose in saddle.
Fell, as they sank, with cIang.
Whist i, il moves BY the river,
Jnded and weary and weak
Grey backs Cross on their banner
Yonder the foe " HON they seek.
Silence shey see not, they hear not.
Tarryiug there by the marge
Forward draw sabre Trot GolloPi
Charge like hurricane, charge
Ahj twas o man-trap in(ernah!
sirs like :he deep pi, q hell
Voliey on voiIrI to meet them,
Mixed with The grey rebels yoll.
Ninety had ridden Ia battle,
Tracing the ene;ny's track
Ninet, had ridden 10 battle 4;
Nine OF the ninety camo back.
Honor The nine of the ninety,
Honor the Heroes who came
scatheless from FIVE hundred muskets.
Safe fro,n the lead-bearing fame.
Eighty ana one Of the oopers
lie on the field OF the slain
Lie on the red field Of honor
Honor the nine who remain.
Cold are The dead there and CORY,
There where the life blood was split ;
Back come the nine with each sabre
Red from the point to the hilt.
Out with three cheers and tiger
Let the flags wave as they come
Give them the bare of the trumpet
Give lhea the roll Of the drum
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
A Wooden Mother,

We have heard Of wooden nulmeg',
wooden hams, horn gun finIs, woojra
oats and wooden clock.-tut what infu'
sion OF the Yankee ever linclured Job"
Bull to invent wooden mother! T|a
following, by correspondent Of Ihs
MARX Lane Express" describes The ,Rs ".
invention lusi
"A fine SOW, having twelve surkllHg
pigs, belonging TO pork merchHn, -
Monwearmouth, Waa taken i'll, and died
suddenly. The proprietor, who is On ina
geniUus character, eel TO work and iorm.
ed rough model Of VOW in wood. being
hollow in the centre, the sbdomen belea
furnished with twelve ieals. cleserly
formed Of raw hide. Tho interior oi the
model i, kept filed with milk, and the
whole Of lhe young pigs suck from tho
leals Of this singular looking wooden sorw
and all are ihriying well. mo
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

A mos, singular law suit is now on trial
in albany, New York. Two young men.
each married bul few weeks, got SICK oi
their wives. and proposed 10 swap,
and. very singuIarly. the women consent
ed. But the husband Of the hOmelies'
promised 10 pay $50 TO boot" and. as
he has neglected 10 hand over. The sull Is
Ib,oughl 10 recover the money. sas j 4.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Look Out La adie s.

Ne commend tue following article to the at
,.rtion of The ladies' as they are specially and
particularly Interested in the matter. lt' aP-
pearance, il is stated, is causing complete
revolution in the fashion, and sca!slJal!s are
tumbling IN a hurry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

CAN'T.-A religious tract headed
Come, sinners. come was found in The
camp OF one OF tie Wisconsin regiments
upon which one Of The specially invited
had written. Cans do IL Col. Rob.
erts Won! sign my pass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

Polly Sniggenboliom has petitioned
The Michigan Legislature 10 change her
70 a man. She says she is confident
they can srsnsmogtify her. seeing as
how they change negroes into white
men. .r,sges sstess lts.s45
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

Mr. Benjamin Speck.nea HedeesviIle,
secured eighty eight bushels Of good
Buck wheat from one bushel seed. last
fall. We don'i think this can be easily
beaten.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

We learn from the Mason county Jomr.
nal that Gen. John A. MeCauslsnd. who
has been self exileG in Mexico since the
close Of The war, :elurned TO his home
last Friday week
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

Mas. PAe1lNeroN ON The FAHroS'.
"Fhere is one hing sure" said Mr.
Pauinglon, "ihe females Of The present
generation are a heap moro independent
than they need 10 be. Why. saw aesf
go by the Other day that know belong.
to the historical class Of society, with her
dress all tucked up, her bair all tuzzIeh
up like as Il she hsdn'l had ;ime TO comb
il for week. and one OF her Rrsndmo'h'
ers nghIcaps, in an awful crumbIcd con.
dilion. on her head. Why, law. honey.
when was gal. il one ol lhe FLOWS
came along when bad my clothes tuck.
ed up Ihat way. and my head kirefsd
with an old white rag. would run fos
dear life and hide on, Of sight Well.
we'll, ihe gals then were innocent. uncon.
iscated creatures now they sse what
the French call blazes."