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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

CoxsIsTsNcY.-Ths Garstts man haa
worked himself up inte state bordering %
frenzy over the recent Democratic Rally in
this city. He rants and tears much after
the manner Of the great Forrest Of histrion.
ic rsnown. Items must have been scarce
with him, for the changes ere rung alter.
nstely on the rally. and that sickly ehasien
Of some one badly affected With the mush'
room afiiatus, called the "ranusr's Song"
Now psradventure. our nsighbor will 70.
collect the enthusiastic Welcome which the
lambs Of tho fold from Rock Island met
with ct the hands Of the faithful on this
side, there was much Enthusiasm, much
cheer, every body Was ablane with 'lolty.'
of course-aud Jet, whom simmsrsd
down. this glorious expression Of feeling
frsm the high flyers Is shown TO have en-
anatsd from three smsll Youngsters and I
black -and-tan "dorg." who were the only
representatives 81 the tan Walters ON III
lsves to receive the followers OF Hiram U
| from Rock Island Did the democracy or
this side Of the wator resort to any such
mcans a. this to get up that ''ndescribeabl'
| enthusiasm" which We hear 50 much about,
Or, il they expected visitors would they
have acted in so courteous manner as die
| the faithful on the above mentioned oc
casion. Verify we have better opinion o
their education in the menities OF life thar
to believe them guilty Of such unparalleled
impolitsness. A little more consistency
would Be an Improvement in that shss
whereon Is reading matter on every page
Draw your narrative in close, or it will b
stepped on. Don't forgs. that there will >
an election here in tine fall. Give the fact
more in keeping with the truth. Draw
less on your Imagination for the numbers 0
a procession or > meeting. Give NOR
news in advance Of the telegraph and less Q
windy "buakum" Take up "OAk Bark
tendsrly and keep him for soak in the Fa
with The rest Of the unwashsd Who will B
ready for . solution in worse tan vat tha
they ever dreamed Of Be virtuous an
don't let your enterprise" get the best G
you il the report Of rousing mass mesi
ing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

son Z. .,.I LIZ coii.!s
TUTB Fb1 CAL00Dl.
n your ovele ere Go.
"'~ TRY fHHM.
''' fever ';a ;TasY RI ;Tisirn.
1'ou feel Fay 'f{inrn.
II yes ars leW eplrleee
TRY THEM.
lfyOu have . sick head.
oche. TRY THEA.
They only cost . oeete Z
boz. T8Y TUk0.
World KnoWn and
Ise-AA Wrold Tried. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

FLowuss are the aytnbols Of love in the
voluptuous East. "Their fragrance says
an oriental poet, lis the silent language Of
affection" If this is so. Phalon's new per-
fume, FLOR DE MAYO" is the most ap-
Propriste Of all presents for lover to make
to his fair lady. for it's intense and enduring
odor might we'll express the depth and Per
mansncs Of his passion. Sold BY oil drug
gista
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

AuseAtins will leave Fort Byron Ter st.
Paul to. morrow morning. on the arrival Of
The 5:l6 train from Rock Island.
Savanna 10 the regular steamer from Ne
same place on Wednesday morning.
Psnbina will leave fer Aontress. Ksoksh
aud St. Louis TO morrow noon.
Ksithsburg, regular packet fes Eert Nod.
issn to-msrrow morning q e'closk.
City Of 81. Paul win lsavs Port Byrss 70.
uerrow meraing for st. Paul.
Diauead ice will leave here iss So. Leuis
te-mssrev morning q s'clsck.
Eutsrpsiss leaves every nsrnins q 9
o'sleek fer Port Byrep, 70 eesnsct With tho
N. VI. b. p. Lac q that point.
Now my Lovs TsRn How these vads,
d love ~ ssldisrs. nr. Alsxaadse,
soldier, crippled fer rife, asked for The nom.
,isatise u County Clssk. Doyos think hs
4 q H.. Net essgs. wofth bas u bic
stsaA slAyAr' hsas guard ~ nominated.
Heavens upon earth but - loyal radicals
do lsve The soldiers % much We snbracs
tssn; - weep over them ~ tax them
till they cant rest Ne take then 70 our
warm assrts, but when one 10 need. wants
an Office, it is: Get out Of here, yeu whin.
Ing rag-mu0ns'
Bowsx. WurxAN Z wixsLow.-To Iowa
asrehants The name Of this firm hes fauil
ias sound, and surely they will end il prof.
table in future, a. in times past, to Avail
thsmseives Or the rare advantages for pur.
chasing Dry Goods. B. W. Z W. keep .
| tull lins-e esnplsts in svsrything-psicee
right down 10 The lowest mark. asd every.
thise warranted precisely - rsprsssatsd.
See advsrtissnsnt. make note Il Il, and
sxaulas the goods and prices.
OnieAes Hosss NAn CespAsy. = Tbis
q one sf the most nscsssarv, 1esl pepulAt
inStitu,ions In Chicago. lts gsods 70 all
ever shs country. and no sheer has svst
used them without testifyins T. their msrl
il. Our dealers shonld keep them % hssd
m the while, and oar herss shosss shsull
ues them. Give them fair tsial, and shsJ
viIl please you. See advertisement.
On OUn rABLs.-A valuable treatise d
eight pages On the seusss and prevented
Of fires, published By W. eess, Of III
Underwriters agency.
The policy holders Of the Undsfwritsr'
agency sre ,spplisd grsisisonsly and sr'
I expeeted 10 benefit both lhsoselsss IN,
the Il Underwriters ~ familiarising then
selves With is teachings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17
THIRTEENTH YEA
Pe~vle.s Jadlcinl Circuit Cen.
~~naSOm.

Pe~ple.s Jadlcinl Circuit Cen.
venlfOm.
The PeopIe OF the First Circuit OF the Seventh
J,a,.,ei I,,.,rict embracing the counties OF
scott and Mu.cs,iue. are requested 10 send del
...,e. 20 . Con nvention TO be held u Wilton. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 70. isse.
=, 10 q clock A. H., fer the purpose OF noninss-
ius Peoples candidate for the efhcs Of Circuit
Judge. fhs representation 10 which eeeA essn-
~ viii Be entitled 10 ~ follows: Asosatins
esusty, Is dsisgsses; Scott oeaaay, Il dele
gates.
Pss Oapxa CsxraAi CosnrrrBss o. Scosr AsD
MrscAfns Coussiss.
Pesple's County Convention
The Peoples Party Of 4cott County will meet
in Mass Convention, st the Court House. in the
city OF Davenport. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2srE, 1855,
at sleck in the sfteraoon, for the purpess Of
selecting seventeen delegates TO attend the Psc-
pies Judicial Circuit Convention, to b. held 81
Wilton. on wsdnssday, September ID. 1858.
Psa Oap.a PsofLEs CouBrY ConHirrss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

Democratic Club meeting tonight at the
Court House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17
Patent PetrO Oil.

THlS OIL ls NON-KXPLOSIvR AND CAN 3
produced ioI halt the price Of any other oil State
and County rights for sale BY
J. G.. PHILLIPS,
No. IS west I'd street, Davenport.
cend Tor cireuaru. aug5-dlWs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

JANIS 8. Kirk L Co.'S tine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
MAttled, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, &c. Sold by all grocers and fancy
Ooodx daalcrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

uolrowAy's Pms OISTssHr And
Code, arising from checked perspration or sny 9TH
or csuse, NAV be Immediately aha,ed and rapid y
cured by the nss OF Hclowsys Pills. They act both
upon the bowels and the skn, and sOon relieve every
in6Smmatory symptom. n fuolloways Ointment be
brisky rubbed into the chest and and throat. II vii
assist In removing irritation from the lungs and
wind pipe. and materially aid the process Of cure. :
Sold BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

IL rou know Of friend suffering from
irritation Of Throat, Lungs. or Ghost, or
in any way troubled With Kidney COM
plant, advise them to try the White Pine
Compound. They will never regret the
trial, but will thank you for the advice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

Severe soro throat and Diptheria 10
quickly cured by us'ng Rsnne's Magic Oil
freely. Swaths the neck with three or
four thicknesses Of flannel and keep it vet
with the Magic Oil; gargle the throat mix.
ed with water. or take little clear, and
swallow slowly follow up this till cured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

PURCHASE. worthy fellow citizen
Aid Conklin has purchased the extensive
wholesale Liquor Establishment Of l.. Reed
= %. Chiesge. We understand that be
does not intend to leave Davenport right
away, though his business In Chicago will
necessarily require HE presence there .
good part Of the time. We dssply regret
these indications Of his departure from this
place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY relates that " Bar
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative had the
effect to 80 renew the youth Of his beloved
wife, tha. " she ran of with a Yankee
psdlar" This is probably not the only in
stance where "3arrctt's" has proved . cap
tivating weapon in the hands Of many a
lady whose personal charms have been
wonderfully brought out by the use ei this
excellent preparation. Nsnrhester N. II
Mirror.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17
Wanted.

PEW GOOD LIFE INSURANCE MBN TO
"A rsDseesat the old asd pepuas Charter OAK lifs
Insurance Company. Enquire at the once Of Msr-
sill . Wheeler. General Agents. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

PrnsosAL.-Ws bad The pleasure this
afternooa Of nssting our travelling friend
W. B. Robinson. Esq. Of New York. the
gsntlsaanly Assst Of MsKsens. Van Has.
gen / Co.. eoics Family and Toilet soaps.
He has the best goods in the line ever Of
fsred in Any market. Dealers everywhere
shsuld give him warm rscsp tion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17
Roller for sale.

A FIRST CLASS BoILRR, ~ FEET LONG, -
n inches diameter, hues, mud-set,ler, IRE front,
crate bars. and bresching. al conplese. made BY
Dunlap o.. Cincinnati. For ealc AT bargain Il
shield's Davenport WOODEN Mills. jefs DIFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17
House for sale.

HAvlN1 Permanently LOCATED m KAN
"A. ,AS ~ .Ny. Mo. cner my house, cuenw Brady
sno ~ suss 'er ssle Price - 80. For further
augs dim JAMES n. WrlRON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

v,0lLAxcs ConMIr1sE.- view Of the
long continued and constantly increasing 6
ou.ragss that are being .psrpstratsd by =
m mssrabls band Of outlaws in this city, who
are nightly prowling about and breaking
into the houses Of our citizens, and plum
dering generally. ~ are urged BY many
citizens 10 call the attention Of the people 10
the formation Of Vigilance Committee,
which shall bs charged with the duty Of
hunting dswn and ridding this community
Of these intolsrabls pests. II has come to
that pass that no man can 60 to rest in this
town feeling safe frem the visits Of these
free beotsss. We have no sdequats police
force for these emergencies. end Il 10 plain
that something must be done without dc
lay. Let the matter b promptly csnsid-
cred.
Deasssa&c Club meeting ts-aisAt q the
Court Houss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17
TOILET.

Renders tho Skin sett, smooth, clear and
bssutitul. WI rsmore Tan, Frechles, snd
all other discolordtions. Sold at all Drug
sists and Fancy Goods dealers erery~hsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

Tar Bssr Axp OWsIyAL rosto ixcu Phos-
psorus and talistya, ,knowna as Cas~el Mack q Go. .
Fcrro phcsphpraiei Elixir hf Caii-ayA Bark. The
iron color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
waste Of IN. tissue aud the caleays give
Q natural hesltnfu tone 10 the digestive organs.
Whereby caring dyspepsis In tie various forms.
weakfdlus... general debility, and depression Of
spiriis. Manufactured only by Csswel. Hazard d
Co. New York feblo-dweowA we'd mon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

90 70 1nB DsS.-0o to the Bryaut . Stsatton
Iowa etate Buslnssa College 10 get thorough prac
sieai bnainees education, to become good sound
Telegraph operator. For csculars and papers. ad-.
dvees. (suciosng etamp) THE Bryant 4 Stratton
Commercial College, Davenp port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

The CoxcR.r To-noaaow NIoHr.-The
concert 10 bs given by the Normal Acsds-
ny tomorrow evening promises 10 bs .
fine afAir-Sehillsr's grand compos i,ion Of
the "Lay Of the Bsll' has been thoroughly
rshearssd and the oratorio will be present
Cd complete in every part and with splsn.
did orchestral aceemp panimsnt under the dl.
rection Of Mr. Strasssr-. Every one sheuld
secure seats today at Luss &Gsiggs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

ANNUAL FgsrIvAL.-The Turner Society
Of this city are making the preliminary ar.
rangemsats for grand Festival to b held
sens two weeks from now. A cordial In
vitation to the sister societies in Rock To-
land and all others throughout the state
has been extended, and there will uudoubt-
edly be q large attendance.
A meeting will be held to morrow night
At Lahrmans hall to perfect the contsm-
plated plan Of arrang gements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

gVwRrGHrs ALCOSATED GLYCERINE TAB
LET Of Solid Ned Glyeerine tends TO preserve the
ssin from dryncss aud wrinkles, tmparts wonder
full degree ofspfucrs aud delicscy TO the complex
ION aud whiteness to tue skin IL an excellent den
thrice grateful 10 the taste and tonic to the mouth
and gums; impsr,s eweetn-s- 10 the breath. aud
renders the tee III beautifully white For sale by all
fruggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

HAVING JUST RETuRNHD FROM TIM p..r
III with Pull Stock Of eoeds, ofers great insneI
meath - the Ladies washing 70 purchase Mas ~
Donnets.
N.B.-0ssat setsataen paid IN doing Straw work
Ne. . Dra1y street. Davsnpeet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

Kromsr's lHAir Dye. Nataral. Durable. Beauufu..
Rset and Cheapest In the World. Sold By all Drug
gsts and Country otorekespsrs. JOHN KRONER.
Sole Proprietor. col Ohestu ut d.. Philadslphis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

Coop THING. The piety editor OF the
Gazette got his politics and religion sadly
mixed, for he says this, morning that
Ascension Day Saturday was gen
orally Observed in "this city"
Now everybody knows Ascension Day
comes in just forty days after Easter, which
would bring it on the 2lst Of May. But
our nsighbor. having his mind 80 closely
concentrated upon the Republican county
Convention on Saturday, and feeling from
the action Of tha. body. that.his party had
"goue up," very naturally concluded it was
Ascension day anyhow, and 50 wro,e i,
down.
Democratic Club meeting tonight st the
Court uouSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

place to step. st every tine yea ~ feet -
Chicago ssil. Every department 10 in sou-
plsts order, every roon full sf esafsst, and
tho tables are Get out with oil the luxuriss
Of the season, put up in the best style Of
cuisine art. A. Of yore. B. II. skinner ID
proprietor Geo. H. French, one Of the hest
hotel men alive, supsrintsnds the establish
mont the year around. and bshisd the coun-
ter, wentworth, Wells and Hilton srsrsady
to bosk yeu for the best room. and 80 that
you have ill the comforts that any live man
can stand up under. Remember the Briggs.
and autograph yourself there sitsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17

SEA BuSca or GRAras.-In another COL
umn, Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE
BITTERS II is highly recommended by
ply sicians for dyspspticts, on accsrn Of
its tonic pr, ,psr,cs. its purity and its deli
cious flavors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-17


Of the committee was adopted % . whole.
The signing of the Constitution and By.
Laws now being in order. sixty.thres COM
radss responded and joined the oseanisa-
tien.
Upon motion . committee Of five we're
appointed to present names for permanent
e@cers Of this association.
DusiLg their absence Comrads Curtiss
addfssssd the meeting with approprist@
remarks.
The committee reported the following
names % permanent officers:
r. W. Gross, late Of Esd Iows Infy., q
Captain W. I. Dittes, late Of 1lth lews
Infy.. - let Lisutsnant; P. F. Ksrksr, lstl
Of the 7th Kansas Cavalry, ID Lisutsnant
3. H. Dsvnis, - lst Sergeant. ri IL
Whom, upen vote of the meeting. wee(
unanimeusly slsctsd. )
A motion was adsptsd, instruetiAg th(
Cemnandias Omesrs 70 appoint the rsnain,
ing men -commissionsd e1ceEs.
The Commsndise 01Iesr appointed Gem
radss Curtis, SaadSro. and Lits. Who wA(
cesfrmsd BY . vsts Of ths Assesia,
tion 10 The Executive Cemmittee: aloa
O0msadss walsh, Moore, Shsbbisr, Hassi
son aud Ksrksr % Oommittes on Fiuaaes
end Comrades Scarf end Kssslsr, Csnait
To- On Uniferms.
On aotion. which was adopted. the Cen
msnding Omssr was added 10 the latssl
co0mittee.
On motion. the meeting adjsurasd unti
nsxt Thursday evening at Q o'clsck.
r. W. Cnoss, Chairman,
s. d. Downs, 1st Ssrg't.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15

A BACHELOR on SLEIGHING.-Things matri-
monial are grapes to old bachslordom
Sleighng is matrimonial kind of thing at
least good deal of matrimony has always fol-
lowed closely the heels ct good deal of sleigh
ing Ar old, dried-up, shriveled up, hard-np old
chap, whose heart never experienced that divine
affiatus that comes of love, thus talks Of sleigh
ing:
"H you meet couple one Of whom 10 female,
and the other amt, and the one that amt is try
ing to make figure 81 on the snow with his whip,
and squirting tobacco juice into the circles,
while the woman looks straight ahead, or leans
little tother way, it may be safely set down a.
man and wife of some standing. If two youth
ful heads are bent down over some pretended GU
riosity on the robe while the horse has the get
ting along left wholly to his discretion, this in
dicates the first symptoms of -ofteniAg of the
heart and generally OF the brain When you meet
a dashng pair with team that is equally on
the dash, ribbons twisted all around the drivers
arm, with mighty long whip in tho socket,
they may be set down as somebody else's wife,
taking airing with somebody elses husband.
When you blooming Young widow snug.
cling up 10 a beaver overcoat like a sick kitten
to a hot brick this means wedding-if the
widow can have her way about il. And 30 on.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15

A clergyman going 70 "a misery old lady 70 beg
for worthy object, found himself refused on the
ground OF poverty. F-gnin. himself much In
terested in hor story he expressed great surprise
therta. and said. II had not thought you in
such want" ard then taking ont some money, he
said /" Here is something that will do for the
present purpose when / call again. viii bring
you mora The old lady enraged that
she gay. him good round sum to show him shat
she did not mean she vas a pauper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15
IegaI.
pETITION ron ORDER TO SELL

L heal ESTATE.-sIArE OF ILLINOIS, la
SsLtS COUNTESS -to.i,y loaf Mrsy, 10 March Term
1865 Joseph Miller Administrator of the DIN
Lin--S deceased, Clara Inbeck George Inbck Grai..
Linrrk Michael Lnbeek, Ann, Wagner John wag-
Franziska KNITTED, Peter Knittri Catiarnr With,
John Mi.t, Jo-ephia frst Joseph First john uwcz-ws
Ky and til. unknown heirs Of John iGb-ck deceased Pc.
tition FIR sale OF real a,ta,- Z, pay debts.
1t appearing from affidavit sle in the clerks nirs f
sad court that all of said defendants above named except
The said Clara ln.eck, Michac Linrck and John GLOW
czew.ky arho residents ii s,i ,at, her,by given
to saii NONRESIDENT defendants that sud petitioner filed in
said court the Dist day Of January 1865 hi. petition
praying for order for the sale Of certain rem, s
tel in said county described follows That portion II the
E2 OF tina w Of the 81 Of sec. &c. township IS north
oi range east Of the 81 ?. commencing pent o
chains west Of tho Ne Of said ~ of the SEA OF slil
section running thece south parallel 20 The line Of said
tract 20 chains thence east parable! "a the north lire OF said
tract chains to the line thereof, thence south
SAID east line 20 chains to tt, south line thereof thence
said south lire u chains and 20 links north
parallel 10 the east line -al Of 40 chains north
line thereof, and thence est said north lin. c5aius
aud 80 links to the place of beginning containing 10
less and that herepon is ,si thereon
is by law required. ..f ..... e.
Now therefore, unless the said NONRESIDENT DEFENDANTS
and each Of you personally be and apr before said
SAID term to be holden nj the Court House In Ottawa IN said
comfy the first Monday 1T March, 1865 and plead
demur 10 said petition the Will be taken for
confessed saInst AMI decree will be entered Accord
ing to the prayer thereof A. d. MOORE Clerk.
W. y. BECK, Petitioners Solicitor feb. law
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15
my dear, what shall we get for dinner to-

my dear, what shall we get for dinner to-
day"
Zone of your smiles replied the husband ;
81 can dine on that any day"
"But can't said the wife.
"Then take this said he, giving her kiss
and departed for his Office.
He returned 70 dinner. This is excellent"
said he "what did you give for it z"
"Whaty you gave me this morning" said she.
"The deuce you did ~ said he: " then you shall
have market money the rest OF the time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15
Bunget of Tnn.
signs and Omens.

"Trihes" is genius who has his peculiar style.
His last is upon signs and Omsns of which he
speaks in these language:
SIGNS AND OMENs-Triles is not supertitous,
bnt he has heard story lately which greatly
shook his "skepticolitarianism." 1t was of an
old gentleman in Berks county, whose style was
40 Germanized az Tom Csrlyles, and who had
been asked what he thought of signs and omens.
"Vell, don't dinks mooch of dem dings, and
pelievs everydings; but dsls you somedimss
ders is some dings in soech dings ash dose dings
Now de oder night sits und reads mine news.
paper uDd mine frau she shpeak and say:
".Fritz, de dog ish howlin p
"Vell, don't drinks mooch of dem di.gs and
/ goes und roads mine paper, und mine frau she
say:
"'Fritz, dere is Something's pad is happen-de
dog ish howlin.'
Sand den gets oop nit mineself and looks
out troo de vines on de porch. und de moon vas
shinin, und mine leedle dog he shoomp right up
und down like aferydinys and he park at de
moon dat vas shine so prite ash never Und
as l hauled mine het in de winter do old woman
she SAYS
Mine, Fritz, dells You dere ish Something's
pad ish happen. De dog ISL hoalin.'
wen, 1 goes to pet ind / shleeps, and all
night lon. ven | wakes up dere vas dat dog howl
outside. and ven dream, l heart1st howlin vor-
ser ash never. IND in de mornin' kits oop und
kits mine treestick (brsakfast) ind mine frau she
look at me und say ferry solumn
"'Fritz, dere is Something's pad is happen Do
dog howl all night
"Cnd shoost den de newspaper comes in, and
opens him-and BY shings vot you dinys Dere
COS a man died IN Wi,adeiphm.'"