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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS TWO TERMS. BEGIN
II y, 1869. The resident Professors ere The
oPHILU5 PARSONS, LID, EMORY WAsaBURN,
tlen1en OF distinction in the Profession lecture
nom time to time on special topics. Appliea-
ton may be made for further inforIna alton 10
either Of the Resident Professors. iy1sW
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FOR MOUND CITY.

c1TEAMER .PEOSTA LEAVES xir-S =
> every day for Mound City az -,
am. IL am, pm and p N. Leaves Mound
az pm. Landing at foot OF W ashlngton street,
MARK r. CHEEK,
jyIi Master,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Presi
dent appointed George w. Colby Col
lector OF Internal Revenue for the Second
District of Alabama, vice Mr.. Andrews,
resigned, This is the first appointment
Of the kind since the adjournment OF
Congress
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-All Imported Goods We viii In
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We will have made TO order In
fact, We win procure all our Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the job
ber's profits.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. August 1.-THE mi
litis bill, giving the Governor discretion
airy power to cali out, arm and equip
militia and commission officers, meets
with his approval, and passed both
Houses. He can call out and dispose Of
militia at his pleasure.
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bit it is not likely that it will become
law.
The Legislature will probably adjourn
tomorrow.
SELMA, August 1.-THE first bale of
new cotton was received here to-day
from the plantation of George P. Baker.
II weighed $40 pounds, was classed mid
ding, and sold at 35 cents.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
HAVANA.

HAVANA, August 1.-THE cholera has
entirely disappeared. Clear bills Of
health will be given from and after to-
morrow.
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JOHN d. ADAMS. superintendent.
VINSON & DONAHUE,
DAVE HUKELL, Passengl

7
On resumption of navigation, the CLEANER,
CEI,FSTE, CALDWELL and OZARK will re-
snme their places in the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants and plant
ars on the entire ArkanE as river will have d.
rect eommun ication with Memphis, and from
there by rail and steamboat to all points In the
United States.
iv23 JOHN ID. ADAMS. superintendent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PATAPS o FENALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland

IN fun operation, with complete corps Of
Il Teachers and Professors. Pitpits from nine
teen different States, South and Southwest, H0lU
pre- sent, Location beautiful, convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy. school select !;
number of pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few Institutions of the same
cl4ss in cities aad elsewhere. Term begins Sop
TENDER 10, 1873 Address the Principal,
ROBERT n. ARJHER
Ruli 9tRW6W EllicOttis Mis- Nd.
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The Boston, Newport and New York
Steamship Company have just purchased
eleven thousand tons of coal, which will
be landed st Newport before winter.
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ANY HARRIET ON This CONTINENT,

BIZ People should not listen TO the bzse G.bri-
cations OF Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
drummers, that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets.
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4th-Re will continually have our
buyers In the East watching the market.
and attending the Trade Auction Gales,
buying Bargains, which we will again
Sell IS Bargains.
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2d-ThrOugh our large capital We are
enabled to BUY FOB CASH, thereby
can buy closer than those buying on
credit.
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Sd-We shall continue TO SELL ONIf
FOR CASH, which enables US 10 sell a.
closer profit than those selling on fine,
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

Turing THE PRESENT LOW STAGE or
4 water in the Arkansas river, all the boat
on the Memphis end OF the route are with
drawn and the elegant Side-wheel Steamer
.......-..J aUes Lee, Master
win take the place of The through boats Ieay.
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
THURSDAYS, ate PIN; connecting at Nspo-
iaOn TUESDAYS AND FRIDA s with The
light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
For Pine Bluff.
Freight and passengers will be transferred
withou. deteL ton or extra expense, the Ma
TJMA giving Though tickets to passen gers
10 Pine Stuff and all interme late points only,
but will sign Through Bills Ladlng Ior freight
10 ali points on Arkansas river as nj Oh up as
The new and very light-draught steamers
VAN BUREN. w. Williams, Master
FORT SMITH ..............- James BOwIin, Master
VIII nv between Pine Bluff and spadra, coz
Meeting at the latter place with fleet OF FIRST
class Flatboats. in charge Of Capt. JEFF Bad
win by which freights shipps on this line are
6orw arded without detention. aud delivered at
destination in good order, the fats being well
provided with tarpaulins 10 protect the goods
Persons wishing to ship by this line will con-
tInae TO marx their goods "yia Arkansas
river I" and ship to Memphis and Arkansas
River u, s. Mail Packet Company" at Mem
nhis or to John d. Adams at Mem phis.
All frsights signed for through as this line
will "A heretofore, continue to receive the at
tsntion Of James 7. Bourne q Co., no. II JEFF
ferson street, ,.,,. -,-
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Through these advantages, It must be appa.
rent to all that we win be able TO COMPETE
With
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE.-TEe q
vi officers and Master Masons OF N
AnRerons Lodge, No. les, are hereby Xxx
reminded OF the SUMMONS heretofore w
issued to attend this "Wednesday evening, the
18th inst, at o'clock.
By order JOHN ZENr, W. NJ.
JOHN BFAMTSH. Secretary, aul2 1t
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A LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements through
which We propose to offer Inducements for all
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INSURANCE.

0meG-EO. 10 EaaisOn St,
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In the District Court of the United States, FOR
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of q. solomon, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee rs.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of biz
appointment as assignee OF G. solomon,
OF Memphis, In the county OF aheIby anu
state Of Tennessee, within said District, who mas
been adiudged d Bankrupt upon ais own petit.
ton, by the District Count OF said District.
Memph 5, Tennessee, the Ilth day of August
AID, 1858. WILLIAM Y. CfRuDE
aui2 10 % Assignee Etc
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FAVORABLE
prospects OF bountinaI season. by which tbera
must necessarily iuSurs
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IL biio blSttlCb court OI tHe united states, fOf
the District of West Tennessee. In the matter
OF Daniel Reed, Bankrupt. In bank.
ruptcy, District OF West TenneSsee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of hts ap-
pointment as assignee of Daniel Reed
OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby and State
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adJudged a Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the llth day OF August AID,
1858. WILLIAM Y CJRODE
auIl 70 Is Assignee etc.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

AT THE EMPIRE CITY CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, "a,
n - and VI Wooster sireet-fark, Doctors aud Pony
Yhacton~ Cabiolet vitras, DOG Carts Coaches,
cad Barocbes Coupe and Lh kockaways, Top and Open
usous, Express, rpot Busines 0rocer and Jaeger wag
=, % prf &C. All buyers
y work sens rprcseue or money viii be re- unie
wh. n. 0sAl, PrypsSssvs.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

ATE BARCLAY srRtEr-LARGR ASSORTMENT or
IA Carriages comprising detirabe syles Of tour and
THOMAS r. HICKS.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A FOR SALE, THIS PAY, At :, nTAsE STR TT,
n. nj 70 NJ. prompt, nj tVhNDhwArEk- "a esrooin, ov
receiver the anous fas ruttins Horse Cooey or
tsssu- NJ clay iianbleionian am i5 nan IS high
ytf- old very handsome with lowing name ana tai, ANA
us oi The ulost styssi gen,pnnn's rsdsrs 10 me Guy
tne, ufe, open gar drives without, pulling, has Iouoi on
ne Point Breeze track against Haly alley, winl 70 o.,
hss2 ana With proper handling ca1 bea! W 70 harness
m has bne qualities gr.at ambition. very rl1Ged tan s'aud
amount of dfv'ns and 10 ready aud wling ne
ted sona an kind, without vlensh aud Va oest
2sb be " vaius lie Tor purposes Also
hsut Daily Wagon Harness, Ac
VI be soid positively without any reservation what
the hishcst uitdcr
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

4 SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE SALE
n. auction mart, - Duane street. this day, al
II o'clock of manihcent Jet black Mare lh, H. seven
years oi raised by Mr.. Huhon, OF u son, N. sired
The celebrated Burger horse ont OF thoru hbrcd dam the
sire, beat Butler Cora the Goldsmith the Copa
track FOR purse oil 20, and sold for ,2 Uo. This
trted TO country wagon when i've years Dad IN 2h
hall me track without training and was soii TO W. ~
mu since and is one o the nnes aamas In ts STATE u
action pure open and stylish sne IL warranted
sound aud kind, without spot D.enish and IN SS
Also seat city made road Wagon neary with Har-
nvss, property Of priv ate gentleman, sod with
ou reserve. JOHN L. vANDEWATER, kicioneer,
Dt.n. arppf-
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
PERSONAL.

A CHRISTIAN FAMILY WANTS TO ADOPT AN IN.
"A teiligent healthy InLe girl, three years old;
ueBAla once.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TroR ALBANY AND TkOy FARE n 80, AND PRO
poouate redue etion 10 all points West ini Noth. Tie
steamers e. VAN DEkBlLf aud ,ONN .Crietf leave pcr
q Nor,h river foot spring street d.y al Y. y.
Tnre on sunday evcnins, ra
vrupsON RIVER AND HARLEM KAILRUADs.-
III Trains for Albany and rr,y eaneciin with Nurth.ru
AMI Wrserp trafns New YORK hu kiver Rail.
road Theth and Tenth avenue ant u a. n. and
g,I5 M and II D. NJ. and Harlem ksirbaf, r~e1ys
s,rth street. and Fourtn al ~ A. N. ami ss p.
The S.S Y. ". train wa Huisn kissr vii run On
esndsya
WILLIAM u. vANpkks,x6sE viss HssstnseA
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


CyTEAM To QvEEHsrowN AND LIVERPOOL
- From New YORK only tSJ sseerase. "a,
COLORADO. Cutting. " cdne,nhys APIH,t
MANHATTAN. .wliams "Wednesday, Aps"~
From pier ~ East river.
Cabin passage, $50, gold. -
Passage and to New York, Paris, Hamburg noes.
DAM Drafts Ireland, England, France and 6eFnsoy
Apply 70 WILLIAMS 4 GuIoN. % Broadway
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
YHHr GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMP ,NY's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN N w Okh AND HAVhEs
CALLING At BREST.
The splendid vesses on this favore route Ior ne Co
tnrnt will sail from pier ~ North river as 70 lows .
EUROPE, Rousseau. SATURDAY, Apr!
81 LAURENT bocande Snr - nps - c." u
WILLIE ne PARIS, Snrmont. SAT- RDAn, nay =
FEhEiEkE, Duchesne .sAi DNtt ny
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD including wine)s-
TO RRFST OR HAVRF.
First cabin, alsn second cabin 80
TO PARIS,
including railway tickets furnished on board
First cabin, l4h; second catin, sss
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
Medical attends nee free OF char.r. .
American travellers gong returning from tho eont
taking the steamers this line avot oosh
transit by English railways and tn. d-comfo OF croasnS
The Channel besides saving time, trouble and expense
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent % broadway.
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Ii lit COUPE-wIIH CIRCULAR FRONT, WUuD
~ Brothers make lore and Harness complete aood y
and ition. Also Park fhae0n and VI.
Apply TO JAMES CUkkA.S, stables Twcnlysisln
street and Sixth
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

A CHANCE FOR FhRMERS.-A TEAM OF BAY MARES
N 10 hands a htlc down, would make u guu
plough viii be sod very cheap. Apply lts Pear
HtI,e
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

Ar PAINE's COLLEGES, 81 RoWERY (EKTRANCE
"A Canal s,reel and s4' Fulton street. Brook'yn.-Boos-
keoping, arhne ec grammar, speng correspondence
tweve private rooms day and evening; writing les
ssss, "a 81.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

A SEE HEHOfS BOOK ON INDIAN CLU Bs; y. ICE
n. $50 Cints at old pr es Ieapis aai Balls. Senj
M prce list OrJers pror itly iiled -
sIa. u. kEII0E, lr8 Film street
TON SALE AT HALF rTs v,LUE--A oOuBL f.BAR.
i recd n.loa ~ Gun, by hrst cls-s LJnuon nA<er
Apysy W Mr.. vANDLkfLAaN ~ fus Fnlton street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

A r TOwNsENDs BUSINESS COLLEGE, 9c BOwERY,
"A below Houson Private Instruction day and evenings In
Bookkeeping, Wr'tns Arlhmetc Reading, Speing Gram
Uun.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

York prces at wIrrY factory, S4Fton avenue,
Of Nevtns street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
| JOHNSTON 4 VAN rAssELI,s, runs DAY,

A LARGE CLOSING OUT SALE OF HORSrs, CAR
IN top ami open Wagons, Harness of ry descrip
ton, La les AMI cuts sa tiles AID rides kobes Bans
Whips &C., and everything apperiaiHn TO the busnes
be sole auction THURSDAY, At II o'cocs nj NJ. ,iv
- JANIS JENKINS, AuotIoueer.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

LOT or FIRST CLASS HORSES JUST From THE
country 10 be soli cheap exchanged gr o
w ne, young sound, ht for business. In-
.uire at Sal Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

4 LITERARY YOUNG LADY READS WITH MARRIEI
n Ladies OF the first famies the poets, history En.isl
heraturc Conversation topics current, Shakspeari
grr recitaons review Of the simple English branches
Fer clter writing "Msceaneous" situations wanted
AdlJess "fianist," box ~, station ID.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

WELL ED GATED LADY WISHES TO GIVE PRI
~ vae lessons teach in select school; speaks Ter
and French iuenty has good knowledge OF En- ls
m " qnaiied to give instruction IN the rlementar
fIa chess Drawin Music Hest references Aiven Adurcs
Rev. II. Ras ener, lUi East Sc. enth street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

4 f,ARRlAG Es.- GREAT BAR9ATNE NOW ON HAND
" several Carriages sonsisumcnt which be sold;
kaud q gra ans all styles uarmcsa
CALVIN WITT - Carriage nepo,
CO bNsdwsH, pssr bSsvskcS a<vsA
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NUMBER II.

practical knowledge of the wants and feelings
Of the German farmer.
The ''good time coming" for South Carolina
may not be so far in the future us croakers
think; and my idea is that the very best if
not the only way to bring that day about il
for our landowners to colonizc their surplus
lands; and Gcrlna'5 uro the best Ct colonists
Let our people go manfuly and libcrally to
this work and the sccptrc will soon pass from
the dusky brow Of indocnt Ethiopia.
think these facts will bo useful for our
people to learn, and that they may be sugges-
tive of something practical
In addition to the Bureau of Immigration
established by the State, there is, sec, O party
in Charleston-,Joscph II. Oppenhem-whose
business it is to conduct negotiations between
citizens and immigrants, and to furnish labor
from Germany or Ireland. But private in
dividuals can readily manage the business Us
soon as they get the desire to act
JAS. WOOD DAVIDSON.
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Unequal Laws.

The Carl Schurz resolution at Chicago
adopts ''thc immortal principles of the Declare.
ton OF Independence" of which the foremost
sets forth the rishtful equality of men before
the law
The second Chicago resolution is fiat
denial ot equality. The Northern white it
says, may deny suffrage to the blacks The
Southern whitc shall not. This is equality!
The Northern white, it says, shall distribute
suffrage as he pcascs: each State properly
controlling its own distribution. Tile South
crn white shall not distribute suffrage. Con.
grcss has usurped the power from each State
and will maintain its usurpation This is-
equality
Wholesale disfranclisement of whites has
been worked at the South by the laws of Con-
grcss But nobody has been DISTINGUISHED
who would vote to keep Radicalism in power.
This is equality
One law for the North another law for the
South on the same subject. This is equality.
No Negro suffrage at the North, where il
has been uniformly rejected by the people for
themselves. Wholesale negro suffrage at the
South where it is uniformly dreaded. This
Is equality!
NO negro suffrage Mt the North, where 30
few are the negroes that their Ignorance conld
do put little harm through the ballot Whole.
sale NEGRO suffrage at the South where the
negroes re half or nearly half the population.
and where their ignorance working through
the ballot may and must do it's utmost harm
This is equality
Gratitude demands this, say the Chicago
Radicals yet larger proportion of Northern
blacks fought in the war than of the Southern
blacks. The Northern black :s denied tho
suffrage. The Southern black has it thrust
upon him. This is equality!
Gratitude demands this, say the CHICAGO
Radicals-but gratitude to whom and for
what Gratitude to the millions of Southern
blacks who helped the rebellion to the last
hour of its lie, who had not pluck enough to
strike blow themselves for freedom, but now
have freedoms highest privilege thrust upon
them! Gratitude to the few thousand blacks
who fought the rebellion but to whom suffrage
is denied? This is equality.
Senator Doolittlc proposed On amendment
to the last reconstruction bill giving ballo.
to every black soldier, proportioning gratitude
thus to service. The Radical Senate rojccted
it, for that was equality
The Chicago platform is spintcrcd chip
winch Carl Schurz cannot nail on the grand
old Declaration of Independence y.
World
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-13

The Charleston Gazette an able organ of
the Irish, thus speaks of Gen Grant :-"Grant's
submission to the Radical party, and treacher-
Gus surrender Of charges, placed within his
keeping, are fitting commentaries upon his
character as Il soldier. Ostcnsibly the friend
"t Mr. johnson, he sought by the confidence
committed to his custody to work the ruin of
him he served. Feignipg II friendship. the
foundations of which diseased ambition had
already sappcd, he yielded his lean and hungry
soul into the hands Of the arch-impcachcrs.
Under their direction, he ignobly prostituted
the opportunities which circumstances gave
him, seizins with avidity expressions of the
President, with the deliberate intent of forging
them into weapons to be used for his destruc.
ton. The pitul mcanncss of the mans whole
course bcspcaks the traitor Easau sold his
brth-risht, his own property, for mess of
porridgc, the good received was tangible. and
the circumstances such as to mitigate, ii not
Justify the sale, and yet this same Esau, for
the exhibition of what is Justly regarded as
mean .pirit is held up to tho scorn of all time.
Grant, without the warrant which hunger gayo
to Esau in his pinched and starved condition.
deliberately forcswcars hsnsclf abandons his
principles and bartcrs for tho unsubstantic,
pagcnt of nomination, the high trusts Of a
people.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-13

Bishop D. S. Doggctt, Of Virginia, presided
at this meeting nnd lit n Worry interesting
asscnblage of delegates from the various Cir
cults in this Church District.
We publish, hy request, the Reports of the
various Committees of the meeting:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-13
From the Abbcvi!lc Banner. !
German Immigration.

We are under obligations to friend for a
coly Of the letter which follows. II cmbruccs
some practical ideas on IT. subject II inn
grafton and rs il Is a matter which accrl con.
Germs our people we cherrfuly give place a.
the lctcr:---tn KAHaFH
VIII aivc yon the results Of my inquiries
about the German settlement III thi, ,i>tsct.
i Is called Germantown, and is located twcn-
lytiyc miles ca.i oi This city on The Na,crco.
fifteen miles east cf Tie South Carolina Rail
road, the nearest depot bein. Clnrksons 'lul.
out. Operations were commenced on the fir.
OF November last and the >ctilcmcni consists
OF ionr families OF Germans. Numbering ni,io
teen persons. Seven negroes are hired as l:.u,
hands,, and these with fine abc-Lolic, Gcr
mans make the sum total or twelve farm Ia
borers.
The settlement madc by and is under
the supcrincndcnco Of Mr.. lciding, IL German
by BIRTH but u Confederate by four wears of
war-timcs with Us, in addition to several wears
OF business residence in Charleston. lmmc-
diatcly after the war Mr. Iciding took his
family TO Germany, TO await better times md
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-13
P O E T R Y.
[From the New York Day-Book.l
Tho Awful Dose.

The Doctors met in Lansing town,
And came to the conclusion
That Michigan would surely die
With weakly Constitution.
To work they went to cure her up,
And TO impurt new viger; O
They made pill for her to take,
And in ii put nigger.
Altho' twas sugar-coatcd o'er,
'Twomld do great execution,
And calld the nasty woolly dose
"a new State Constitutions
The patient tried to swallow it,
To better her condition,
And, sllu,ldrimg, tried to riusc her mouth
by taking prohibition"
The Doctors tried to force il dnwu--
They worked like any digger;
But no! she couldn't swall on. it
So up she spcw'd the niggcr.
The vomit acted like charm
Such awful mixtures shocked hcr,
And tho she's getting better fast,
Sho curses all such Doctors
And soon she'll be herself again,
Enjoying life with vigor,
And hopes she'll never have To take
Another CLOSE of niger -
W. IL. RANDALL.
PAW PAW, Michigan.