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New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
le heats, best three in fse, to harness.
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED DEATHS BY FEVER IN PORT
LEWIS MAITRIIITS

Collector Smythe has received letter from Mr.
Nicholas Pike our Consul at Port Lewis Mauritius say
ing that between tho date Of his last dispatch Feb ID
and March g. the epidemic fever had increased very rap
idly Eighteen hundred persons died in January ana IL
,roa Thought that February would show greater
mortality The mortality is mainly among the hghSgs s
classes and the malady las assumed TYPHOID ion VI
itO American scauen IN port only one had died. Inc
steamship Warrior from York, with 90 men on ooar
had only three tic for duty, and number OF AeI-
can vessels had proceeded 10 with most OF he
inn "A sicky state. It almost impossible 10 procure
men 10 man vessels, almost every eainan was sCh
Not single vessel n the harbOr had escaped ana IN sO5
cases officers and crew had all been down Inc man
packet which was sail the 9th, had every state
room and berth engaged, anxious were the peOG 10
get away The disease had made It's appearance al h1O
bourp ON the viudward side OF the island ana lu the ans
trct of Hacq In the northeast part or the Island b
ness extremely dull ana very lew EeS'eS VEL VIZ an ~
tbe harbor Heavy rains had fallen, and the canes on
the sugar plantations were looking well ana pi3inseu@ "a
very large crop for the next year. The population oI
Port Louis Is between 10000 and 10000 ana hat OF Ie
Island OF Mauritius between 100000 ana 41oVV' LHe
island has suffered severely from ehoief" Oh ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
THE MURDER OF ELLEN HICKS.
THOMAS FITZGERALD SENTENCED TO BE HANGED
ON THE 26rH OF JUNE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, May 11.-At o'clock in the
morning. Aug, 2, 1862 without any provocatlon
whatever Thomas Fitzgerald shot aud killed Ellen Hicks
Miss OF IS years, while she standing In the door
way or her dwelling, In small town I'm Westchester
County. Fitzgerald and HIS comrades five or six In mum
Der had been engaged I'm fight with one Elliott, near
the scene and the girl Ellen, with her feminine c0npan
Ion. had been attracted 10 the door when
tanned that Elliott had ended their clutches tho assa
ants prepared TO leave Fitzgerald looking up, observed
the young standing In tho door, and shot her tho
ball entering her body Sho fell TO the threshold dead
Fitzgerald afterward arrested, aud at tho next
term OF the Wescheser Co Court OF oyer aud Termner
was tried found guilty, and sentenced 10 be hanged In
jan 5 1861 writ of error was served and stay OF pro-
ceedRs allowed. The then went to the General
Term. and IN May last that body affirmed tho decision OF
the Oyer aud TcTmncr, and again sentenced Fitzgerald
~ be hanged July 49, I8C7 Another writ Of error was
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
PASSENGERS APRITFD.

FROM LIVERPOOL MAY llIu steamship Cy Of A1wepMiss D.
Ileurqucs Miss Naples Mrs Cox Mrs T. Atkinson and infant,
Miss Myrug c. Newman Miss Jane saunders Wigenstein
Mr. Stork Mrs Gug Thomas Rovat. Felix Lene ThO Peel
Williams T. Donaldson Rev. Mr. PAYNE Mr. L. HOLMES, key Mr.
Lawrence George Richardson, John Hal WIN Mcqueen H. H0ghus,
Spencer C. Cad Mr. Harris. wife infant and servant w Il
Ilolulrtt f. g. Bsow nr o T. Brown Mrs Brown Thomas WI
John Opnughy p McCalum, Patrick Moran, G. o. Boyde
Fitzpatrick ML Rowland Felix T. Dehart Ela Aurys Achelo
AuTa.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
PEIRcE's STONE SURFACE.

Metals Wo5 or Parer painted With this Surface attain all The hard
ness ar durability OF stones SID u0i cac dtcmrose 10 it wa
N'' j. NEWTON PKiKCE * Co,
M f1- North Elcycltl-st, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

TURKISH BATHs-No. 10 Laight-st., New
York Hours. Gents. Gto8a aud TO Sundays from
% a. m. Ladies' 10 to u A. M
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NEW.YORK."...,..Mi

ARRIVED.
Ship Herch a. o. Freehs Hamburg So days Hdse and l2o
pass
sCH00NRRs-RIyKR COAsrwTsE.
Caroline Smith Virginia j. VI. richardson. Wilmington.
David A. Berry. Virginia. Ida Nicholson, Virginia
T. Potter EhiabethpurL T. r. Smith, Binbeihport
q. Colver Albany Couela New w-Brunswick.
Amelia, EliIabehprrt Geo S Mills Wilmington
l.. T. Edwards. Wilmington. Francis Edwards Wilmington.
4. A. j. Rowland, Georgetown, DC. Eva. Norwich.
Salle saith Fall River. Elvard Liadsley NevIaven.
Geo T. Brown Providence Louisa Birisall New London
Gipsey. Fan River. Phehe Elizabeth, NeN.llayen.
Lana Bell. Port Jefferson. W. w. Branerd, Portland, Ct
H. A. Drmiug Portland. Gen Taylor Providence
Mary A. lIyer Philadelphia \ A Fakner, Newburgb
r. H. Felton, Little Egg labor Alexander BhIabetporI
Kate Gordon, Albany. Elila Williams, Rondout
l.. NJ. French, Roudout Lucy A. Blossom i'onioaI
MARY Price Rondout Baltimore, Port Johnson
DOMESTIC PORTS
Aaso from New York; brig
lanhoe Buenos Ayrcs sehrs Pnet cape hAeh NnPoe HO
Savannah; Aida, Albany Gaota DO u -, - c,--- c,
SAvANNAH May lAuive sehE b. T. Chase CarienaA Cleared
FoSfREs MoSRos May ilsaled ship Augusta from Norfolk for
CatSGEsroS May Ayed sch Intrepid, Providence Sailed,
IoSpoS Nav o~Ariyed ,chr Rushing ROndOut steamer
Shetucks NewNork b revenue shr James Campbell from
cruise schrs Quaker CITY, Philadelphia Jane Maria, kondut ke
pubuan fom Albany Sailed llth, sloop e for Sag HTbor
FOREIGN PORTS.
FATHER PoSr May 1.-THE steamship st. George passed inward
al o'clock last night , -
leans aud Lord Lowell Nrwiork Arrived yesterday ship South
ampoB Capt Smith Wick om Mobile Sailed yesterday steamships
Star Union for orean Stars aud Stripes for Philadelphia
spanish iron. clad, Setuan, for New-iorE
PoRr AND Ne May 1.-THE BIZ brig Anne lngaham hai beea got
OF Broad Cove Rock aud tcwed to this port
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cant Mccall Of the Portland schooner Walton overheard
On the M MAY when atteras went In
boat to search for the Captain we're also lost.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
DEFRIGERATORS.

DEFRIGERAT0RS
III BEWARE or mutations
MACE's CHARCOALFLLED RBfRlGkRATORS are sold by 6st
class Furnishing Hardware and Stove Stores throughout tie city
and country. ..o... go
and Wareooms III aud III East lousont Bowe
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
The Legislature has at length adjourned, and

the city delegation soum Of several months at Albany have
r,eh, this city go good humor but With bats rather the for wer
a0e t long campaign and ae consequence KNOX the Halter
No. 22 Broadway lbs had lively call r Biz superior hats on the part
Of be city member, say patrons, Go ihoa aad do Ike
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
tAnuouucementAl

If the Lad w. n, who left his Employer on
win % bis anxious parents ne VIII
be gladly welcomed and forgiven.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

SEE WHEELER & Wilson'S BUTTONHOLE
Ar,VvEyr making one hundred huouhoes hou-the destea
um Tor FAMILIES and Manufactures No t25 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

John Gordon. painter, was taken suddenly
H. yesei fay, while at work, at No 3s9 Greenwcbst
and died In New mDlutes
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

FURNITURE COVERINGS.
G.L&J. b. KELrY Co. No. AZ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

is a. a. i6 5b 9th It'll sth. 9th
Aassss........... S,,1s.s, ! 3 80
Umpire ML Pnkham Of the Oriental Clubs Scorers Messrs Monk aud
Darrell
Home RunA-smh Ferguson and Start Aanc Kelley and Daven-
Mohawk.
The column headed L. indicates number Of times the player was en
on base 81 fielding; ay balls caught, aud H. aud
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

ARRIVED.
Ship Hersche N G Pelrhs Hamburg So days udse and l2o
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

The earliest French fool on record seems
70 have been one; named Jean. at the court
ot Charles the Simple, Of whom Dr. Doran
telIs us some anecdotes. This good fellow )
influence was SO great. that Charles once re-
marked 20 him ne Thought thev had better
change places As Jean did not look well
pleased at the proposal. Charles asked HIM
# he were not e0ntentat the idea of being Il
king -Oh. content enough, was he re-
1.v, out I should be exceedingly ashamed
at having such a io0l. L was this fool
VINO once tried his master 3 nerves by rush
ing into his room ane morning, with the ex-
clamation. "Oh, SIR, such newsl four thou
sand men have risen IN the city, " hat
cried the startled king. with ghaGiutentlon
have they risen2 Well said Jean. plac-
ing bis finger on his nose, probably wightl e
Intention OF lyIug down again at bed time.
One Of the best examples Of this kind Of
unlocked for sagacltv occurs IN the story IN
Rahelais, where a cook seeking TO charge
porter for eating a crust Of bread 10 the ac
compartments Of the SAVIOR that eanlC from
AIS. kitchen the dispute Is referred 20 poor
fool who IS passing anu who, atter gruvely
herring the parties. decided that the cook
shall be paid for the smell OF his shop with
the ciiHh of the porter money
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

salt Affected tne Faithful IN
posT lF=1rE. J-IEusl-.- * 10y
TEila IS ia The staIt rr &ealu- -
December ~. 1857
Tho araer Fuz FRUSTRATED with iBy last
week 10 the -eeser ny the aHws uv Eha 40
veuuar elersHuus EIey WIZ autGlu lie
mons tr7IIVs shout 7ar or 2 hero he'd aiu
an occasions as .e== interest. SO. che re-
suit vaz zoo -ra.t roo urarg ghehunlg great
Cur aacaass wu2 IIled wth JOY and Buh
5ieI an ro the eyes, aui -opt over foods
1ftears Da-kia Pagran lgRter A.raHdy
1arreIai saH5arine. wfch T9ea answer flT
q timura aud attempted 20 dance dgwa at
street. after .Ie iasaiUn az Miriam. sluglu
-'5a0ut Ihe glad IaeB> st setrr 3I5L we
gs8yokz h1r a aZuiias8e3 seemed 20
rs luaulksrc Ile beekln me1 nlu and ED
.In onto ms lecs, TaUI pr1.apser Iowa ug
5acs Tica ( sgoae, ~ .snE z { Good bear
iae u9s;ger- Gently tlsaHEagIa llGl. I ad
aim J9 Basegm atF5H iaEL q great Eas te
ug HaaIu. ao0a Gun short t.l= ola sial .1.s
uaz.s lhag waste c8ad be repalyea. he
suuu.iej Fae aeEaeacT -a wIHsE Heyer
sW -Iea B5maE ae a4s-id g.d Mau
-7tria onto q lluaa glass gv hOJ whisky
iH aia IIu1. ais waite na.r -a..1 -.sgfliy
about nis temples. lal H-alsl 'uUusu u
zls6a succession a9oag BIS .rast bitten Nose
.u8 z.iyterlE1 moment on t.tg ts1. irupu
ike STRINGS lv u-arH uia rag eae be.lw
II Eas -sfe.ua.
The iIsz Hs u-t u sGs -Hiu aot 81 re-
imeg Jut e. adopt 7ioh mea-lf- tGr uraiug
ghe yiclrT ro.sccaUuE -E Jie aston seemed
TO demand. The 3asS5n Taz there, and 1
( hiesga sreYr white male fIIZaa Iv he ora
aers RuG "a his seer Store -He glad peals as
tbe busl he'd ceased paIliu. lass0umed the
+ chair and IN Il t.sg iaaiisdus rtnarSs stated
lac 4bie.E ms t4s uerHu Non agll { re
parEr. had suaEeB. and &au trafsa. tae
blessed ,sIata iv ~5f-H bad ae honor "a
Il, j aa,,va he'd l!.s her ust love.
y-sly..,s,f ulfgv ashamed 30 azgl att / gguz
: e-r-u- Il. S,..e ls,s-sar au ursarr ls. II.
.,,.j ,r... .rr s,.s4a s.t rha- 4y-p gearle
5,.IF - ber e,-;zgs ia INNS rsnrfp f-sn
baif .Ia1Iar t,r fa sfrbf..n wood rsrlr7
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

Bn0hRN vows

PROMISES isn
Vows l waiea 4a aid
Uttered ou io roaes
Go forever alaled
0H betrayed llt stil beliez
Depa1 agsiu ana ~ agsin-
Jaur hai6ug 81 snr rieFng
ns us unt Tafas 8n.
krom hs adie e -te eora4
Fsom tae sunny DAYS eaih
Ae M iaagil se ap oral
5s6 he auth.
When oaud me rather
Ll1h 50 do - r vas 5id.
shall b. birch, said father
Broken vows Henever did.
trowu ezLF.-visalt, wheu Eoulh.ui
La my mloy jebes ran
He appeared abaat as truthful
Ia lis .aik Is sny man.
I.a1 ua tell you how be so.d ue.
Laos you. What s-Gqar- Eams,
EshaH summons you, ho ioid ME-
Bat le summons never came
through the nea.iuws, daisy .lalen
Ones il vas nay OF to stray
Talking soa lovetY maiden
Iu very zp9oay way
and z.ole KISS -aHa.Aer--
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

EaNE CARE How many 1i las ia our
mad pursuit %. wealth. lr fame. or pleasure.
are willing TO give 3 passing glance at the
laws up0H winch our TerF existence depends 2
Ehc subject that should hrsT interest mortal
man Is man himself lie should lu8k into
the 1rgauIzat.Un ct his body and study rhe
laws ly whiUh 5ao organization is governed.
Lat, n tiII5 nineteenth e1GCgrr-thss aga 0i
seienea--si8w few there lTa VINO have been
adlicated or have educated themselves for
slle lmportanI work of -gGiHg care Of thair
bodies And 10 consequence Of this neglect
mw Bauy there are who, day after day,
throughout lifetime continue to violate
the pimnest and must imperative laws OF
aature-E7sl, finally. they bring disease and
premature death upon themselves. a penalty
iur violated law
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03
rBE iAPaEzsE IN vEw ORLEANS.
NOW umg a Gssa srrD.

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

BATES or DVERTIsING
Ali 4iYeFfisemcnEs for less than months 10
cents per inc Cor eseis insertion. peeial notices
re-. al addit 8lal All reaolntiea q Aszoeia-
ti0ns communications q > limited uT inaifiaaI
infeFost and notices IF anarr ages and deaths e1-
esedng iVeliaes, 10 ets. par iiaes Ali egai Rati-
sss 81 every Kind aad ail Orphans goart @nd
1tleF Judciai Ealfs are Fe4ursd hv ia8 . bs pab-
lisBea IN beth papers. Hailerial Notices 70 csats
per inc all AdraFittRg taa aiEerf rfifat insertion.
liberal Hseaans mede . yearly adrartiaera
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

DANIEL WEBSTER once paid the following
beautiful tribute 20 woman: May It
please your h0nors, there IS nothing upon
this earth taat can compare with she raith-
ful at7achmant Of a wife 10 creature who
for the object Of her love is 50 iudomitabie
50 perseverng, so ready TO suffer and 70 de
Under the most depressing circumstances,
woman S weakness becomes mighty power,
her timidiry becomes fearless courage, all
her shrinking and sinking passes away, and
her =nirit qcgrlirss the tirnness of marble
sdamaufine irmuess-when circumstances
,lrive FER TO gut forth All her energies under
the inspiration Of her affections.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

CUT EHIs Our For long time, hydro
phuhia was thought 70 be incUFahie, and per
sons affected with 1t we're either sJcanRled or
~mothered % death. BgE German forres-
tar Jglug g iew years ago. maae kH0wua life
secret uv which may serve a zgod turn to
snme Of our readers. Baihe the wound con
staHT3r with hartshoTn, and give three OF
faur doses diluted during the day The
hart-aora dee1mn0sas chemieallT the virus
inaiuuated into the wound, ard Immediately
alter and destroys It's deliter0nsness.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

ktssi2y8 A EAsEEE TAILOR WEFE.-
y .liam the w. .a1a King of England.
Ehcu taa prince Jl Hales and turing hi,
service 9T the coast af Canada, made an ax.
oursion ini1 Upper Cannada. and crossed
over ta the ~tsce af Feru0ut, He entered
altor saup. and IN seeiBg The tailor
glte. an exceedingly beautiful woman. he.
wlrauut ceremony ravished kisg frgm IA.
.adv AMI remarked
There a1w. tell your caautrrmen tla
sae SON % Fle Nlng Qt England has kissed d
yankee taiir wife.
HHapnilr for him, at fiat moment her
husband the tailor appeared from The back
room, saa being stout fellow. gave The
seian % royalty uamaudgUs kick and <.
eaimel
There. 90 and fell YOUR countrv-ToInen
r.lar 2 Yankee taiior has kicked The son Oh
,ae King 81 England
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

L W JAMESON, H. D.,
BL1aDv Ete 'E..
tenders lis ure siaHat slse Pa"
stal place end vicinity tees
Tsf. B. T. HARRY
~ sasaset.aIIv arfir-s hIs professions. ser-
.s -g +us ai-tE1rs 1T 3stt.-a sUa sf-1ntsf-
md residence "a Pi'-s Street. IN rhe g"itaiug
-aue5 5T Or. j. "a. EIa'ils A8i di.
MaRIOE8f, 81 d.,
s-s5ne permanently located RESPECTFULLY
BIS Professional services 81 -ho e'rl1cns
-uG rleiuI}-- G5ea eE iaiisaa s-slgt.
-Es Bans. sus iggf Harrl % Lfaii 4 Pale
4urii I. I86tlt.
=. e. # sTATLER ge4r 1eaglls arg. ana
~ s-- = gLAHbE. iuErseEi IS Gula,eEi. -Il
5lr sssa=lz.s.l themselves in sas aE-a
sar. faspe sfly ,asr tarr r1iss-
50 ae el.-1sua u .r.fel .aoafz md
ar. 4r saiee aa8 srs5aeaes same
se-1rsd Jv J. Hlifs. E-q. dee
g.. T4Ei-ii-
rz arr5H-.lv IJ. CLARKE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

AN Irishman having challenged a gentle
man 30 tight a duel, vino somehow forgot
70 attend AZ the appointments. met dociden-
tally that same day the offending party. and
thns addressed him We'll. sir. I met y0u
this morning. but you did not come; hawev-
er. [ am determined 20 meet yGu 1o-mUrrow
morning. whether you come or not.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03


eadefs
ssate4 yes -}lar ~
ia rea.F rs @ 4ch
u a5nte and vi}a 9n ne
c0eraaig IS s3at a5 toes 3a'd
be likely He a M iaf fstea.
rgS1 s1ss @eeHr the
lptsaF ( am s8ire the ir
ea9 raaG ae
pleasure seiag Sod ad
qaaeg Gam @ ue5E.e
a 945 a0 a
ssua- IS i8a tHR ts u
a a9I.d. Nev
zasl e s atil
i lare r sHal thgra e1 4d sioeag ail
li tAsn Hlo mas road JH a'tef 500 4@s
lJG FHlJtlsd oBta windmill or e iri
wulrIEg; 3uE heEo tu. mg5c Fuumtl- mere
cham ghey ever iuanej 9i-HlnIlasis ln
1he pagas and eiil0s, 9uG ia '.e country a5
si Eilne the shore a ue sra--3il iu motion
wbercsser tAere Is giuei 5u0nE4 90 GiEu
them Yesterday Btd e aaarg 7He
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might Hns wlfu good eas51 has .ie .aH1
was al 1. giants
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marshes. sul have Ee--r. .I Bir.gs a.ass
Thar IS -iya ruee17er sf -ga.-. gfart-
--r,le.sa.- ra.7r sr, t-.u, ana sind ~ ra.
wear 70 -le l-uer- lr lG{ li.h-Then
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

~ rgg eavGs FEsT 9E rHE 1E5-
- aEze1HB- pA.
.EE EEu DEALEH rs JEWEL
HE. sPfl LIS.
5aUa =tae. q lue ,raI,g ssua Si
rpeatHsieS I'd 8r5tliAar Jouelas .ieiiu-
Glasses aise scotch Panaie Glasses. tiuid
Eaa.Es BTaaa- Pins. Finger Rings. b-s
.5o.d Pens lie WA zflpu!v &C. or5sr
lis ine lat ,l hand lr--s. sa-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

/ H. GROUSE
~. WHOLESALE T0BAGCUEIsT-
.- sll street two Eoo7s west ai B. Il Hisrrs
-ere Bedford, Pa. IS NOW prepared
-laiosaia a,l zinds 81 ai6 Attr. Aii
r-s promptly filled. Persons assiring .suy thing
tls iae S.ll 1e ssil ta give Iim clil
Bedford nrr 90. sss
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

C0NTRARIEs. -Peauie say they shell peas
when they unshell them; chat they busk
earn when they unhusk IL. that they dust
the furniture when they uHtlIst il, or take
the dust from ii, that they skin 9calf when
they unskin II; and they scale hshes when
they una0ale them. Many men say they are
going to weed their gardens, when their gar
dens are weedv enough already.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

In is related of two old Scotch ministers
fbat one asked the other If he was not sore
II tempted at times to 20 fishing on the
sunday afternoon oh, mon, replied his
fellow laborer, Il m never tempted lang,
I Just gang.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

s. FEW years ago some Indians who saw
several women baptized By immersion IN the
river M 81. Joseph. Mo- a h0le being cut
IN me ica ter shat purpose, imagining has
che ceremony, which they eauiG not under
stand. was 60 makH them good, aiterward
brought heir sqaa8s cut another h0le IN
5lg cs near 6y, and gave then a dHcking
IN sDita eli their remonstrances
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

AS Irishmau was once asked to define an
Irish buil 70 which he replied.
# hsnever you see two cows jyIHI down
ia field, the one that is standing up is a
huil
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

Al 5nveterata aid bachelor says chat snias
are csiied shu because they always keep
a mau au the look ont