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RADICAL REVENGE.
A Legally Elected Justice Of the
Peace A. Refused n Certificate.


peace A. Refused Certificate.
Everybody knows the Radical clique
in this city Is full Of friponmeris but no
one ever supposed they would go so far
as 10 seek revenge on an old Irish gem
tleman like John Butler, because he
was compelled TO remove Temporal
rily from the District for which he
was elected Magistrate in August last.
Ye. such is the fact. II appears Sears
holds the certificate Of election from Mr..
Butler on the ipse Dirt Of an opposing
candidate who was defeated by a large
majority. Here is Mr.. Buffers state
meni, sworn to before Justice of the
Peace:
John ]. Butler hereby certihes that. at an
election held at Memphis 90 the nrst Of August,
the fifih Civil vi. tIict Of She by county. Ten
nessee, he. John j. Butler. was duy and le-
gally elected BY mel rit, Of the voters OF his
district. a. can be ard . shown by the return
Of the a,ting sheriff at the e,ection. aad also oy
the return made ~ Captain Sears. Registrar.
cate OF election, owing 10 IN otjecti made BY
one Of the candidates for the sans ONCE. that
Butler was not resident Of the Fifth Civil Dis
lrict on he day of the election. Mr.: Butler
states and certi6es that bis non residence in
the Fifth Civil District was temporary that be
was compelled bv process OF law 10 leave his
residence In the Fifth Civil District, whore he
resided for ov or fifteen years that his removal
occurred In the month OF July, 1888. and thar
his return 70 his own district and beighborhood
was few DAYS after the first of August, 1868.
Mr.. Butler further states hat he would not
have left his district (the Fifth, when com
pei ed 20 move u be could. "a the time. have
procured suitable hou e in IL. and that 50 soon
as he did procure n ,uitable house he removed
back to the Pitt Civil Distri /, wher, he al
WAYS intended TO reside, for the future.
The Sheriff Of shelby county WI certify TO
b,isg compelled to move. Mr.. Butler thinks
that the issu.rg 10 him Of bis commission would
be an act of Justice " h'ch h. doubts not would
be awardeI 10 him IL his case vas explained TO
and placed before the proper authorities.
john j. BUTLER.
Sworn and subscribed before me. Octoher TO-
1873. S. A. MOORE, ]. p.
The correctness of this statement ia
certified by Walter Joyce, Esq, a re.
spectacle citizen; and E. NJ. Yerger, a
prominent barrister, says Mr.. Butler sis
entirely eligible, under well settled prin.
ciples of law" Still the certificate o!
election is withheld, and the Radical
clique seem to take pride in thus OBJ
tanning revenge of an honest Irishman.
Out upon such low.lifs tricks
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PIsroL TnIEF.-Simou Blunt (negro)
was sent to Jail this morning by Justice
Herman for stealing pistol from Mr..
John Seyes.
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LARGE lot of gents L. B. shirit, at 2SS
Main street-Rice & Eogel 49f
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DR.. J. D. STILLMAN, the most success
ful physician in America, in all chronic
diseases, may be found at 1879 Main ST. T
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THE best is The cheapest. Boy the
best Pitisburg coal from Hays Coal
Company. Office 22l Madison street.
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A LARGE lot Of beautiful dress goods,
bought since recent decline, just opened.
At Rice & Rnssrs, 23s Main street. 7
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II. B. PAoKsR, Pittsburg coal and gas
coke, ESQ Main (Beihell Block. IS
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PrrrsBuBo aud Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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EA FINE lot of black and colored al
pacas, just opened, by Rice & Engel
1888 Main street
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THE REGISTRATION FARCE.
A Meeting suggested.

Out of ABOUT eight hundred white men
prepared to receive their certificates OF
registration Up to poon to-day, not more
than fifty received them. Hundreds are
dissatisfied and disappointed, and call
loudly for a meeting of citizens to coz
denim the course of the Register. Let
he meeting be held, and the names OF all
who could not receive their certificates
be furnished. Perhaps by doing so the
Register mey be induced TO Eeep his
Office open few days longer,
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Go TO CHESTS, ALI Main street, fol
your butter and cheese-alwsys good
and cheap as the cheapest. sc
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MONEY to loan on cOllAtersls, at the
reliable s2s Main street 81
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DENTISTRY b. WATSON, dentist,
can alwsysbe found during Office hours
at bis new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3ls Main street,
aud ready to wait 90 tAose Who prefer
bis professional services tonlyl. 7
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vrCroR d. FUoas, No, Al Jefferson
street, sells MAltby's oysters at seventy
| FIVE cents per can 81
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DWELLING TO Rssr.-HOuss No. lss
Msdison street. Address l0ek box 5lI.
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DEEDs, Leases, Bills OF hGding. Dray
Tickets, sad sn knss Of Blanks for sale
at this ofcs. I
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RFsovAL.-Mayer, Marshuetz d Co.,
wholesale sobacconists and cigar manu-
facturers, removed TO 200 Main street. 81
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Orrrcr Ar RAN CoTToS ExrEEss.
NrrPErs AN lorfsvrLf. :. JFFFEssOsvILLE.k
Nnplsux ANn lxnfANA roLis hAiLwArss J
MEnPHn. TAM. October p.
We beg 20 notify cotton buyers ana
shippers that no detention viii occur TO
shipments By this preferred line during
the repairing Of the Cumberland river
bridge 81 Clarksville, but that cotton viii
he received and forwarded via McKensis
ana Nashville Uithoat delay.
SawTEa 4 GIssoE.
Contracting kgenta
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LARGE lot of good Nader Prints, at
l23 cents, at 2S3 Main street-Rice &
Engel 49r
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Money % Loan On CoIIaterals 80 8s0
Main street %
OLD Hans made nsv a. 81 Main e. Z
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SAM KENNEDY, 2S0 Third street, re
ceives daily, by express, p J. Ruth's
fresh oysters; seIla them al Is cents a
canl az
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MISREPRESENTATION LADY
ID can have good front ON apa eSaIf g. liz
second stsest. III II. LAlk0.
DOAKDING- TWO PLEASANT ROOMS
ID with good board. furnished or unfurnisned.
References required. Terms moderate.
plv nj No 225 Adams Rtreet. lz-I
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500 suits Clothing, from IS to $40, at
2s2 Main street-Rice & Engel. 4st
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FINEgviolin and guitar stri ngs at ID
Seehausen's, 245 Second street. oil
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RENoDELEn- II, Devote has just en-
larged aud remodeled his grocery store,
corner of Third and Adams streets,
and has it filled with fresh family sup
plies of all kinds 81
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LAUNDRY OrrIcE, 40 Jefferson st.
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A FINE assortment of pickles at
Guests, 4l2 Main street. so
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

their old MASTERS, for work done IL.
to. 'he cmanei patton Prociswsticn Of
Lincoln, wss not to be thought Of OF
tolerated II wss monstrous. l.
could not let the supper, OF six mem
b~vs Of Co"grcss, and had no ssppo,
sIssw here ~ the North. II would
produce smother civil war. and the
whole army or the United Ststss, uu.
meroas aud brave =. |, vas. could no,
prevent H. lie warned them sgsiss,
any conduct on their part which
would prodace a war OF races, "a 'hi.
would inevitably bring on their rsis
and extinction. II would be foss
millions svsinst thirty two millions,
sud the result could NOT he doubtful.
But he did not stop here. While
they must not run for o6cs, they
nust BIZ sure ~ vote for radical cant
dates, for IL the Dsmoe ratio party go,
the s~endency, no, only their sun.
rage would be taken from them but
th,y morid be d,rr,red Of all IA, right
cf yr~er,,s. This 10 whss " alluded
to - highly ,cprchensibie. II vas
telling them that there vas IN inten.
ton on the Part If powerful party
To reduce Ihem sys,n to slavery.
which is untrue and which il untrue,
and which ia calculated to excite
them sud do great HARM
Ii oonclusien, be aid that he
hoped he had not departed frou the
line he hsd marked out for himself
10 the beginning. lie might Be ~
sailed for some Of the positions which
he hsd taken and the sievs he had
expressed, but his hesst had bsen
soheaed by recent a0iction, he felt
more Inclined for pesss aud friendly
relations, sad he dssised, above all
the approbs,ions Of his own con.
science.
We have not attempted u give the
Governors languages except In the
parts qaeted, but simply the main
substance OF his speech.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Hon sooS foRooIrES 80 late
Is dead 70 soon forgotten : lie
the way OF the world Men lise W
by the hand, and ave ansiou. about
the health Of uur bodies, aaa laugh
at oar jokes, aud We nal'. ,hi"k,
ike the hy on the wheel that We
have something 10 do with the Turn
ing Of the earth. Some day w die
and are buried. The sun does ao'
stop for our funeral everything goes
on as usual, We are not missed ia the
streets; men laugh at jokes one or
two hearts feel the wound Of sf1ic
ton, Que OF tso memories still hold
our nsmcs and form. bu, tho crowd
MT, e. in i,s daily circle, aud, in ihrse
days, the great wave Of time sweeps
over our steps, aud wsshss out ths
vss,igs u Qua lives.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

VI all the qualities with which the
beginner in society can be endowed
imp udenec il, without amy question
the grsadest, tho nobles,, and The
most valuable. both to its possssso'
aud TO tho rest Of his fellow crca
lures. ksowu TO various nen BY
various nsmss, such ~ dignity, homo,
self respect, confidence, etc, it il
houo,ed and adu.ircd by all. nnd
may be traced running like = golden
threat through the whole web Of
s"ciety. giving beauty and sple"d"r
Were this thread 10 10 drawn oui
the tsbsic must Al one. lose all is
vain. in the mar.ct If she world, IL
indeed il did no, fall In pieces alto.
guther Ii il, properly speaking
less n quality it-oli, than The life and
soul ol all the other qualities. a
Young man may start IN HE with the
gif' Of tongue. an andouh,cd place
Ia the country q head OF hair and u
teuor Voice la, though he mly re-
cr,c his choicest converse for the
dowseer, may SEX the best men dow n
to shoot, may go to church twice on
Sunday, and may even give his voice
10 be abused in afternoon concerts,
ye, unless he shows in each, in Ill u
dash Of the sovereign quality OF
Impotence he will no, be QUO whit
tho better. but rS,her worse Oh, for
he will thcnceforih he recognized -
q creature 10 bc made use Of nnd
treated Sc ordlngly. For the van,
of impotence 10 will be mortified
BY seeing better men than himself
preferred before him upon every pos
sibls occasion.
He will never shine ut dinner
table where there is a brilliant talker /,
he will never be introduced TO the
6rst 6eh, OF Girl, when there Is =
suite .ent uum..sr Of smarter young
men to provide for them, no will b.
mounted on a second ratc hunter
whenever there is better rider TO be
put upon the best in short he will
be ridden over in . row, looked over
Ia the ssrcets, aud talked over in the
drawing .rooms 10 = manner which
will be characterized far more by
truth than by compliment, and ths.
solely In consequence If the tsowI'
edge that he lacks, the one defensive
arm Of iupudence. There are other
men Who generally devote their gifs.
Of impudencc to the purpose Of
pushing aud many may b. rec
ognised BY an insatis's desire to
blsas w;ah their society those Who
aei.hsr know nor desire them. Let
them meet Al dinner, and they will
let you kaow thss you are thence
forth bound to ask Tor es'ds for them
for I'll the balls to which you "a
yourself. and will iusis. on being
Introduced to alt the useful people
with whom you msy be never ~
.lendcrly acquainted They will
invite themselves 10 dine With you
.. the club, dictate the choice OF
liquor, sbu.e your ,slad, suoks yosr
peculiar cigsrs, and a last leave You
10 contessp, for a bsll TO which your
~sn, Of impudeoce hs- prevented
you fron, being invited The spec
i.cle which such sts., spirits present
cannot fail to he p'cs-iua and ediiy
ing. and ii is pleasing to find that 4
uoter fails 70 receive She admiraion
/ II merit. - London OUl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Farmer T. employed . green In
GRADER, .ad ordered him ~ give the
nuls soma corn ia The ear. Or his
coMiax il the farmer sstsd. Pat
did you give the mss the cossf'
TO bs.urs | did"
"Hov did you give iif' :.
Like r. touId me to, 10 The az.
But kov mvch did goo gre
"Ohl " - the cssythsr soslds's
how'd s,ill, Esd Lsps ssischia9 BIZ
can shout, 70 ! didn. put bat q
1selull IL both ssnl"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Beswslov haass ~ Freshest y
ktssssy shst b ~esIds't spPeis'
Thsssasy y . ~ u rhssksglvisp
ed Fssyss IL fssssssss. IN vss'
~ Il, iAsA - he Psssidsst ~
slsi.sa thss <ay . dsy t. pssyi.e
Brsvslss 1sds't srasis Il ~ r.
ssssise--Lsssszb Issw~sS.
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ssAMMOru
LIVERY STAB l. f.
lervs Dsagha ~ osA.

This sy.ssa,S s,ssk, loss.st .: A.
n. ssmvA. Moth n W. CoeRt sSOea
|. ~ cv~s. ssd vAl sss'ehse - a:d''
~ hs,rsp Hsess', bsgg,ss. lsssss, =.
iii 0, vhieh vii b h.s: - .n
~. Hmsss bsastfd b ~ @ss2A
~. ~. - sssh -,
WN, RsADelkLD, Prdsststs
Al>~6nN ~ y, leee. ~
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Drug.! Ds~ss!!
4 LARGE bill VI heaA Eaglnh and
n French
bnnoS. PAINTS, OILS,

And I.tQoott, &c. &c. nov p<'nt
s~orivrd aud opened BY A T.. ars. 81 The
o,d stsnd OF t,ea,s 4 WWhesspoou where
b viii b pIssssd to ~ his Old css'o~srs
q veil - new oors sd furnish tlseM With
evsuiss and snsdsI,ess,ed Drugs. Med
cisSs, aud oil other articles usually kept
10 Dvug siorrs. ., ike ssry lowest ss.rs
IL. 1sssias and usshulsssasrf sn'rls
eaa possibly be sold q. 'os cash D,
ssscsal reqasst h lsas bsoseAi on xvcrsl
ar,icIrs moi hsA elsewhere ~ this city
among ,h~m 70 Cstawh snua ard sevtas
Maeh,as rs<Als.
e.ks plsassrs N Informing ny eos.
soaess 40 Ne psbIio essssslly thAs
havs ssesesd he services " Mr.. J.. II,
Bsucs, PAasoacsssiss. late u he ho>.ss
Of Mr.. Frsak Z. Wood d ibis city, who
viii BE- a had q eli hosss 70 attend 70
tks PrssssiPaioa Dsyastnsne
=. SkAXs. DruxHist.
Feb. IL. 1867. s1Sat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

! There hiss never becu = political
party IN this coua,ry which has cue
eeeded in gaining pover, that has
made 80 great bossss about il moral
i'y, i,s purity, aud its oppoei,icn TO
corruption 10 oAcs as the kspubli
can Organisations. Its leaders sad lis
organs have CONSTANTLY bsratsd and
denounced the Democracy, aad raised
al maune- Of charges Of corrup,ios
agaiu,, then. They have Likewise
proclaimed themselves the reform
! party, and have been loud in their
Irofsssious of kosssty. Taking their
promises a. . basis, the public had
rsason to believe that they would in
augurate measures Of economy, aud
! give greater security sgainst o6eial
NAL. fsssance. We have no doubt
that thousA nds Of voters in oil sec
tons of he eouatry were induced to
give tbs, party their support under
tho belle that the leaders and party
organs we're honest in their probes
sious. But all such have been most
egregiously deceived. The develop
men,s Of the Last few years prove
conciusively that the drst suceeas Of
the party wsa followed With the in
sugur.tion Of ohcial and Legislative
corruption SUI b Nc vsa never before
kno~n in the history Of tbs country.
II commenced iin career by tho
adoption ofthe theory OF the higher
Law, which, In eject, b thA, indiviI-
u.l opinions are abovs tho Ia~ and
Constitution. This Of itself caused
. widespread disrsspsct for tho Con.
stitu,ion, the Law, prscedonts, and
ussp~s of the country. This WAS
suaIcisnt to opsn the doom for oil
manner Of excuses add proaigAcy
which could not fail to lead to geo.
crsl ls1ity Of Eora:. in public po-
si,ions and prepare the way for the
widespread corruption which has
since existed. What has followed ia
but the n.tsr,l rsaul. Of the early
teachings Of the party.
Long before tho Republican party
obtained con,sol Of tho national gov
eminent il had inauguraied = system
s'" sS,.;a.i N. .un,.m.cv
which startled the country. All re.
'"s"0.' ' ,sc" -. p.nuhl;o.n
r.'" W ~ 1 p.",ll,..nI ..,.i.
w.. ..,. h".,h, nd ,old and y.,e
~ ~ ''s - = H.,
, ; ,n wv. .;I ,h'. H., ~ iii hi.
IT,, s ". ..;.,.,,,. Of ,seo .h;ch
~ WV 10. u.n.hn..n /. ho,b
$500 " u."r;.. ro,.j cr i.
''."."ts vs. III" ,'... ., ,.a
,ofiur',ons s"". ,sa " ,h, ~ !,
Ivy Ivy, Wv, ' - ~. ,ha inJ,,,
QUO on'y 20 '''''' 60 ~ s,,,,aan
''en' VI '"ve " Wv" ,m y,
'ne"oe", .i ,"s a '', :" ~.
wv 70 ga 'Ae '.,"." :. s;';.'ai
yo'an'" vi Bo'" .1',i ~ ' Wv "aa
ny u ,he hefu', ,su., 49, "'
those VINO were '"d'a'e" "e u" repre-
Ssa'', r " 'n.' p. ;. h"la ~.
any eSor" we're made " hoid the
party responsible Tor these deeds tne
~ VI "u"""'y - ~
that the negroes SHOULD pave ,he'r
rights W. vet up " ."' Txp"o''ean
organ. aud leaders. ana Inc Pso'e
wished to costume tue" 70 power o"
'hst xroona, ,.a ..., .. ,ox,
u, pay ~. ~. :. .tan
=. c.m ~ 49,. 80 ,o,,mn
,;", ,h.,. r. momsn, ,h,t saor,.
W. III. d, 800, !, -. 49, ~ nnn
sn " .;.ss 80, r. ~
: . ..S H. .nd ~. ME-. M. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Th1ss - . AAs 10 ~ ~ vAsa
~ 6es n 0ea sstsssd ess vssA u
hooilisaiss, 70 sa1bs ssd ~ {; tAsss
y . dns 10 ths future vhss - ses3l
satss v sspia h psvsr saa great
Gjssy, y Hles v 10 vieAtssssesss,
- Mlnp ~ b v pesss.
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The New York Tribune, the rsdi-
cal leader Of the country, has bsen
suenuousiy opposing the Grant
movement and supporting Chase -
the radical candidate for the Prsss-
dsncy l, contsnded, ~ 1t certainly
had good rssson to do, that the polit-
teal position OF Grant vas uodsAnsd
and That frr this reason the radical
party shoa'd not endorse HIM. Bat
he letter Of Gcn. Giant TO tho Pros
ident, jast published, removes, rs u
sell my, sll the Tlibuoes scrup'es
in regard to hir. That paper says I,
"Tbe long suppressed letiss Of
Gen t,raut 10 the President, In which
he 70 earnestly protest. sKsiass tbs
suspension Of Secretary stanton, and
his henrly Endorsement of Sheridan.
more than jus,ids. the assertions Of
risad. Who have claimed tina. Ia Is
10 full accord With Cengrcs. sid IT.
lelicy OF reconstruction. Tho letter
aud the iudor'e,nent upoa Gen.
shsridsns report, in which Gen.
Gr.s, rssomms~Asd Martial Law fss
Texan, were Sliciisd By = House res.
olut,on OF inquiry, ssd arr Psisted
sl,ewhers this morning. They viii
bs read with Interest ssA delight ~
the frssk svowAIs Of . sincere patriot,
We said on Thursday that Gsasrsl
Gr.ns's endorsement, which ~ .
virtual Recommendation Of sss ssssb-
lisa1sn. Of Military nss.sic,s 10 ths
South. to " governed By 5sts.ps,
showed that sll the elsiss Of tAe rad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

svestly We live. nv vile and
r~eetly, all III. tine,
2 A. NAV ru~c in her hons. NJ have
os pct IN his rhyw.
I'M IN her pale and au,c, cbssts
A dash ~ r..l doth shoN
Her heart Is nuu-sirg like wheel
: In the wase II loso below
! call my good vile Charity.
And she blushe. q, the nsmr
Though she gave the l,sh, % her Hnir
AMI eve.
r our baby. when u c,ns
s~ce,ly W. live-her gentle hrow-
Know not he wsy 70 fro~n,
And never zee that her head IL .ras
And hsv shoulders stopping down
II is generally considered that .
man hs. = RICH, 10 steal a Kiss or an
umbrella whenever he has chance
but II the Hiss is uot returned i, Is
the lady fault, and IL the umbrella
Is not returned Il i. the gentleman
fault
\ womsn- tear, arr E-nes.@y
morc effective than her wosds Ia
.n,h r..e. ~ind /, much I,.s u,~
90, .I.m.r, H. ~.,a,
WV '''''"' w
4 rapid transition frum the bridal
to the bier was that Of fellow who
WAS married IN the morning aud
picked up dead drunk q, oirh'
D
A few ,,srs .vo The s,l,er xor
hood ea1ed De- Ii.a me.ify,u.J,,,
The present style OF bonnet might
DC called VA" e1"si PROPHECY s's''
mo II you w'"'''o
A simple .ri,.ph III St. P,scras
/ church yard i. ,ouchinrly co.l,oem.
or.,,yo Of the ylu,,opy Of , husband
and tho grief OF his widow
hiish' sorro~ing, rcars TINS mssblo
slab
! To her dear John. Who died of cat.
ing crab"
!
Madam, 81 ~hst pre-" per yard do
you ssIi this hrosdeloth ? asked
William Pen pinxton af a fair miss
"Fiy, dollsu' al,
Yours \ little dear
Yes, replied the blush'ng ms'
den, 80 all young men tell ms.
,c.xat.s;ne.u.n,,, ,o..h
al A.. ,or. ~hi.h !" a,,,IL.a a.,
h.,Ionn ~ .b,oL naa,l. i. p,,,. ~.
.a.,,., a.."a.;on. n. - H..
Lpife when tho .,,,,d.o, s.Isd him
hi. intention. Ny wife" he re-.
piled D" ia up in tho balloon, mud ia
give . hundred franc. for the priv.
lepc Of cutting tho rope The Of.
fer was refused
IT,, r.o.n, ,,,,,l. IN ,ho s,,o,l,v
~" a.,t.;'.,.,' :" - w.
~ ~. .,,!ss,.i 49,. az ~. .hai.
rr,me .nl color Of ,bc ontv,r1 how
Of fashionable besaiy, would lead
one to suppose that modern bellies
were obeying Byrons appeal ~ his
'e,s'' Y. ', ". ~" " "'"." NJ.
ivy ~" '"s =" w" 'F"h
swsy.d by oaen .Rs.sa wind
hay ths, ssne -seeirelcd waist
Buy thoss lips ! long 10 sssts
BOY those bright eyes hs' me roe "'
A ooauet,c ia = youna LADY ofm
beauty thaa ssnss more Aceomp!sh
81 $500 H." go. If 80
u,o,I .d~,,.r. a. r,;.,a. mo,,
G'.oi. ,h.n -;.. NAN 70, .,,snd.,,.
'''' ' W.
A iovss wrote 10 lady Who rs
~ ~ 800; s . 'S."' Nv
-. . ~ ' h,' ~ 'J !. ';s - ~
-I;.s ~. 80 49,
sS.s ~. 'sey 'sP"'", 'afs"s
VIC, s"s." -. '"'' "''' 70 10 "''''" "
'''s
Ala. - how light e.a.e ss.y move,
u..r,. ,hs. H. wo,td n ,.i. hs1 ",sd
And sorsov bat moro closely tied,
Tina, stood the storm when save. we're
rough
I.' ." 49,, |. .s T. hour Isl, a
W. ~. .h,fs ns, ..'s f,,.s a..n At sea-
B,o~s hsd hesa in love si,h
young lady, aud asked permission to
call her BY the nams Of -one animal,
which rsqac., VS. granted on coadi
lion that she should have the zane
privileges. Do leaviag, Brown sid
Good night, dear " Good
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