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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

TEE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-This valuable
paper for youths comes to us In magazine form,
and iderably enlarged and improved. 1t
certainly Is now the best paper for boys and
girls in the United States The price still re-
mains at 81 per year. Mr.. SewelI, the Publish
er, deserves the thanks and patronage OF the
people Of the West for making The Little Cor
poraI what 1t is-the best and cheapest paper
for boys and girls in the country, No family
should be Without it. No parent can invest q
dollar to better advantage for the children than
TO subscribe for the Corporal. We append a
couple OF items from other papers as TO its
merits.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL "A late number Of
this original magazine for boys and girls and
for older people who have young hearts, has
found Its way 70 our table, and Is 80 redolent
OF every rare and delicious thing for young
hearts, that we are constrained to herald is
uncommon merits. The stories are delightful
and invariably Instructive. The poetry Is sim
pie, tender. pretty. and high. The compost
ton Is excellent English; and, In word the
conductors seem to enter into the shirt Of cir
great task. to know the nature OF Young hearts,
and how TO cater TO their immortal longinRs-
\ National Intelligence, Sept 10, 1868.
The Little Corporal Is the most entertaining
Publication Cor the young that We have ever
havea superior, or II IL eogld have, how the
young folks could possibly wish Ior anything
eetserr FNa1sylr0nta 1eacAer.
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GRAPE VINES. &c.

r HAVE Concord. Isabella. Clinton. and Ca.
Il tawba grape vines, all layers, with good
roots, at IL cents each: peach trees in bud. at
10 cents; Houghtnn gOOeseberrics, . and three
years old ready for immediate bearing, one
dollar per dozen. six dollars per 100; one year
half price; Lawton blackberry. % cents per
dozen. 1900 per 100, $40. 90 per 1000: pie plint
etc., ut low rates. enables HINSHAW.
46-u Americas, Kansas.
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Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch no NIOre.

Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch no More.
Who would endure the miseries Of fhb dis
gushing disease, when for the sum Of my ents,
and by the aPplicationof neat PREPARATION
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefromf Such . remedy Is the Itch oint
ment, manufactured by Geo. Lsis, druggkt and
Chemist. Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure % ask
for Leis', and take no other.
For sale by all druggists throughout the
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For Sale.

A choicelOt Of thrifty young hogs; also sows
and pigs Of good stock; will be sold low for
cash or win exchange for other stock. Inquire
ct my residence near the Junction Of Neosho
and Cottonwood. A. 8. TANDY.
November 4th, 1858. z547
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For Sale CheaD.

The undersigned has span of well matched
black ponies, which for the carriage or Iight
draft work will do good service, and which b,
will sell at low figure in cash. Any person
desiring such team will do well to give me
an early call. j. H. WYATT, d. d.
Emporia, Oct. 10th, 1888. 44-tr
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Fraker h Peyton say they are selling hard
ware and stoves faster than they can get them
here. They are doing big business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

The first snow Of the season fell here on Mon.
day last to the depth Of about one inch. 1t
disappeared before night. The weather since
has been rather cool.
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just Received.

Latest styles Of gents Ia It's and caps, ladies'
furs and iur trimmed hoods, breakfast shawls,
sontsgs nubias and searfs; also chiIdren's and
misses hoods. 44-46 NEWMAN & HOUGHToN.
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Bates & PerIey.

Are now receiving large additions TO their
mammoth stock Of Drugs, Medicines. &C.. and
are prepared to furnish dealer> west and south
at low prices We have the largest stock in
the Valley. s-t..'
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SEDGwIcK CoUNrY.-Mr. Jas. R Mead, Of
Towanda, informs US that there were 81 votes
cast at Wichita, in Sedgwick county, 81 OF
which was for the straight Republican ticket,
and ] for the Democratic ticket, leaving y
Republican majority of 90
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

The mite Society will meet this (Friday)
p. m. at Mrs. CrosswelPs. All interested are
requested to be present, even though late. that
arrangements may be perfected for the "Fair'
at Christmas.
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r. n. Tunnel sold about fourteen hundred
bushels Of corn to the soldiers the other day,
NJ from 90 cents to eI.OO per bushel.
bought It last season at 40 to 50 cents.
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Chaan RaeH

Schmidling q Morrison will furnish beef by
the quarter, as follows: Fore quarter, cents
per pound; bind quarter, 81; reduction made
II a larger quantity Is bought.
44-E ScHMIDLENG & MORRISON.
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Mead's majority for State Senator in the 18th
district Is 1853. 1t wasn't much OF a fight after
all. We had supposed that the Democrats
stood some show Of carrying that district.
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CARTRIDGES.

Spencer, Henry, Smith and Wesson Rife Car
tridger, Smith, Wesson and Colts istoI Car
tridges, for sale by B. T. Wright at the Hard
ware store, near the court house. 46-tf
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STRAYED.

TROM the undersigned. three miles north of
a Emporia on Dow creek, the latter part of
September, Il three year old white bulI-no
brand or ear marks. Information leading to
his recovery will be suitably rewarded.
WILLIAM STANLEY,
46-4S EmpOria, Kansas.
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The Congregational churches will unite for
public services at the Welsh house OF worship,
(south and west Of court house) next Sabbath
at II O'Clock .. m. Strangers, as well as others
are cordi ally invited
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Cheanest and Best.

cheapest and Best -a.
The new stock of clothing, boots and shoes
at $50 Commercial street.
44-46 NEWMAN E HOUGHToN
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EarnnS fnr SaIn

have located in Americas. and am now pre-
pared to show for sale some of the best firms
in the country, we'll as some cheaper ones.
Give me call. r. W. RANDALL.
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Home Guards, Attention.
CATTERSON

O11 = = AAAAON4N
Has become reckless and is selling out his
hardware regardless Of consequences. All
you have to do is to pay him cash for it, and
you will get it SO cheap it will make you blush.
Also, IL it is any accommodation to you you
can pay up that little account you promised to
pay so long. long ago. long ago.
You will hear more ON the subject next week,
"the Lord willing" 16-4S
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

AS a specimen Of the interest taken in musi-
cal matters here we may state that Prof Slim
son sold six organs and three melOdians last
week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

keep supply of repairs on hand fog Me-
Cormick's Re ipers and Mowers. and am ready
to dispose Of them at manufacturers prices.
with freight added. il. CATTERSOE,
24-u Agent, Emporia, Kaus4s
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Stimson & Waite are ready to supply the
public with all kinds Of musical instruments
and musical merchandise.
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m 81. Leonard.

OF the Central Livery Stable offers for sale
some fine buggies; also horses and some single
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STRAYEn

TROM my place, three miles east of Empo-
n ria, about the middle # April last. a two
year old red heifer. whit in the face; small
str ak of white on her back over her hips; white
in TANKS; no MARKS or brand. Information of
her whereabouts will be- suitably rewarded
JAS IN CAUSE,
46-4S EmpOriI KAnsas
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Remember

That -four and heavy packages are delivered
free OF charge anywhere In town for their GUS
toners, by
1913 GHLIErr & HADLEY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

If you want nice GUN and SHOOTING
RIG, go to WRIGHT's HARDWARE STORE. I3G
Commercial street u-5F
Emporia, September p. 1853.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

The Celebrated Crystalized OIL.
Unsurpassed by any burning oil for safety,
briliancy and .ekeGpness, AZ =
4S-46 GILLETr & HADLEY's
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Pure Winesf

Kentucky Whisky, and genuine Otsrd, Dupuy
& Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal pur-
poses, at BATES & PERLEY's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

Now Is the time to shoot, and WRIGHT's
HARDWARE STORE. near the court house is the
place TO get your GUN and AMMUNITION.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

We have communications from Eldorado
and Marion Center which reached us Friday
morning too late for Insertion this week. We
are obliged to get our paper out Friday by IL
o'clock, to go up and down the NeOsho river at
noon, and nothing Of any length can be set up
Friday morning.
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Read and Reu,embe1.

hc0O ana Remember
We have just received, and for saIl, the lar
gest stock OF hardware. stoves and sgrlcultur-
Al implements ever offered to the people of
Southwestern Kansas, Tor sale low for cGsh in
koad.
A large stock Of Cane AfIIta Of all slxes, at
Cincinnati retail prices, freight added. The
celebrated Tffiin Hay Rake. the best In the mar
ket. Sanford's Patent Straw Cutters. Ram
dell's Hay and Straw Forks, the best hay and
straw fork to be had in the place, at from IS
cents to 81. Those wanting hardware cheap for
cash n hand will find it to their interest toeall
and see us before purchasing.
soft FRAZER & PEYToN.
Valuable Land and Lots for Sale.
Eighty acres of land five miles from town, on
the Cottonw God river.
Eighty acres Of bottom land for sale one-half
mile from Hartford.
A few choice lots in Emporia for sale or ex-
change for building materials or carpenter
~ These lands will be sold at reasonable
prices to actual settlers. Call on
16-tf =. C. FRAZER.
Wanted.
In exchange for custom made boots and shoes.
all kinds OF building -..,ateriaIs.e Apply at
Clapp's boot and shoe store.
s1-tf GEORGE CLAP.
Wanted.
A lot of oat and wheat straw at the Central.
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LOCI NOTICES.
soMETHING MEN.

Try the New Grocery Store in the Exchange
building. Dalton cent be beat for low prices
Best Young Tyson Tea, S1.50
:" POrta Rico Sugar, 8 Ibs for 100
Choice Rio Coffee, %
Best Havana Smoking Tobacco, per b. IS
All
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Magazines and PaDers for Il

Magazines and Papers for 1869.
Harper's Magazine, Weekly, Bazaar, $3.75
each per year.
Any two Of Harper's Publications. Z 90.
Atlantic Monthly and Galaxy. 3.7a each.
Our Young Folks and Peterson's Magazine,
1.75 each
Cody, 275.
Psychological Journal, SO.
Ladies Friend and Saturday Evening Post,
2. each. Efs !.
Prairie Farmer, 200; Agriculturist, 1.25;
Kansas Farmer. 100.
Cincinnati Weekly Times, as; Missouri
Democrat. $50
Laws of. Life, 1.75; The Revolution, 200.
Also others at reduced prices.
Subscriptions solicited.
I F. d. SMITH. Emporia, Kansas.. J
Publications will be sent to any office de-
sired. 1916
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

have for sale few head Of Merino bucks.
Inquire at my residence one mile east OF EN-
poHia. 45-4T CHARLES WEAVER.
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Bohemian Toilet Sets,
French Wax Boxes, Jewel Baskets, Fine PEI
fIImeries, and Imported Brushes, at
s-- e2 iA- BATES & PERLEY's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

II you want good suit of clothes, made
from the best Of goods and cut in the most
fashionable style, 20 to j. C. Hall & Brothers.
They have the largest and best stock of cloths,
cassimeres, tricots, ETC., that they have ever
had, and having engaged the services of one
OF the best Of workmen, can promise TO do
good work at fair prices. They are accommo-
dating fellows and unsparing in their efforts to
please. Remember to call and see them.
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SelIing out Al Cost.

Mr.. Singer has established Gunsmith's
Shop ut WrIght's Hardware store. 46-tf
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Read all our new local notices and adver
dsements. There's money to be made.
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Notice.

am an authorized agent for the following
papers and periodicals, and will furnish them
by mail to any who may want them, at the
published prices, viz:
Ladies Repository, monthly, $3.50 per an.
Quarterly Review, quarterly, 800 .
Western Christ. Advocate, weekly, 80
Central q $50 g
Northern x - go
S. S. Journal, monthly, SO
Methodist, weekly, $50
The present volume Of each Of the above
ends with the present year.
L. II. HANCOCK.
r. 6. Leave name, money and address at the
parsonage ALT
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F. HalIssler

Has opened fashionable Shaving and Hair
dressing Saloon Ladies, gents and chidren's
Haircutting and Shampooning in the most APP
proved style. Give him cali. No. 162 COM
mercal steeet. 1850
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Lime for Sale
sheen for Sale.

Kiln on Taylor creek, four miles north Of
Emporia. 45-t7 j. H. GORDON.
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If you want to Shoe your Family
Cheap,
Call on G. w. FREDERICK.
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Another Large lot OF Queens
ware
just received and cheaper than eyer, by
4H-46 sz,.-s GILLErT q, HAELKY.
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CuI mis- nuT.

Good for one dollar to any person who vii
buy twenty dollars worth of goods for CGsI
at our. store. -,
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John Speer offers to bet one columns adver
tising against two hundred doll,rs in goods
(the regular price Of column for year, that
his paper, the Lawrence Iribnns, has one
thousand more subscribers than any paper I'm
the State, and offers to prove it 10y showing his
subscription book Well. friend Speer, we are
really glad of it. You have worked hard for
Lawrence. and Kansas, and deserve all the
support from the people you are receiving.
The Tribune has for long time ranked num-
Der one among the papers Of this State.
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Insurance Company of North
AmaH.i0a s..-

Rates of premium on dwellings or contents,
isolated beyond burning distance, or exposure
from other premises.
ENTIRE RATE OF PREAd. PER 800.
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For Agricultural Inducements

Go TO the Cincinnati Hardware Store, 1876
Commercial street, near the court house. 42-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

Beautiful lot of glassware.
just received, at
1915 GfAETr 3 HiDLEY.s.
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DEATH OF JESSE CATHERINE heard the sad
news yesterday that Jesse Carter died at his
old home in Clinton county, Ohio, few days
ago. He went to the Richmond yearly meet
from here = few weeks ago, and from there to
Ohio on n visit. Soon after arriving there he
was taken violently i'll with fever, which ended
In his death. AS man and christian he was
universally beloved and respected by all who
knew him. A large number Of relations. to-
gether with this entire community, will mourn
his loss. We shall have further particulars
next week.
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For long and substantial service this Compa-
ny stands unrivailed among similar insti-
buttons in America. Losses paid since organi-
cation over Nineteen Million Dollars: 49,
46-4S PRATT, HAvENHILL & HALL.
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Billiard Saloon for Sale OF Ex-
change,

For real estate, consisting of one table and fix
lures necessary in 3 frst-class establishment.
C. 4. SIPEs.
0s-tf Emporia, Kansas.
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Eat Shen

have for sale II few head Of mutton sheep.
GRO. PLUME,
42-4S miles east of Emporia.
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Anything that You want in the HARDWARE
line you had better go to the Cincinnati Hard
ware Store after it. No 1876 Commercial street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-13

Great Reduction in Prices.
Best Green Teas at S1.5a per pound.
Choice Black &c @1.25 -
42-tf NEWMAN & rOUGHToS.
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If You get out of Wood

And can't get any anywhere else. call on
AIS G. w. FREDERICK
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To owners Of NfcCormfck's Ma

Wood Tor Sale
4O-tf At SPENCER BROTHERS.
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The Nineteenth Regiment, under command
Of Col. Crawford, passed through here on Sun
day morning. They camped Saturday night
on the Neosho just below Rich's mill. The
regiment is a fine one with twelve full compa-
mics. all well mounted, and QUILTED. We had
the pleasure of meeting several old friends in
the regiment. Splendid discipline was OBJ
served here. But few men were in town dur
ing the stay Of the regiment, and Col. Craw-
ford and most of the officers declined the ten
dered Inequalities Of friends in town, saying
they were now soldier :, and preferred soldiers
fare in the camp The rain storm of Saturday
night and Sunday, and the snow storm Of Mon
day must have given the boys an insight into
the disagreeable side Of soldier life, which,
however, many of them have seen before.
MAY 10y 90 with them.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
FOrneY ON buchanan.

Colonel Fornoy, who knew Mr. Bretssian bettor,
probably than any man living, and who said more
severe things about him during his life, makes the
following reference 10 him, now that he Is dead
Mr. Buchanan although always living aud en-
tortaining like gentleman, carefully managed his
own affairs and husbandod his resources and dies
possessed of very considerable wealth Although
The Calamuous termination oi his administration
lost him much of the respect Of his old neighbors
and friends yet, now that he has been summoned
10 bic final account, many will recall the period
when ho was the conspicuous intellect Of his State
Few public men were more agreeable in social
life. He was always fond Of young friends, and de-
lighted In giving kind and valuable counsel. lis
innate horror Of debt was one Of his marked char.
actoriauc aHd be sought every occasion to impress
this conviction upon others In his professional re-
laiiom ne was singulsrly digaided and courteous.
Never man of ardent temperament he noverthe-
ices v"ntrived b. gather around him strong parry,
ana 81 alny be said, without dispsragng others that
what p called the Democracy Of The present day
tsh point 10 mo- chief who was AZ once SO saracous
energetic and succcsslui
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
Grant and Colrax

The domination Of Grant nad Oolfex continues
90 be welcomed with The most cordial expressions
Of sa'isitg ion aud delight BY Republican journal,
Of all graie' and shades Of opiaion. The New YorE
iHoqo'a,E' c0mmeuds It in these hearty words
had year ago we urged the r, aabBean pa,t .
10 nominate Mr. Chase. who was then "A RadicS
rather than Gen. Grant, who was thon Commerce
i've since then strange 90 saw Gen. CRAM bss
becume Radical and Mr. Chase a Conseryst,,.
Nor s u improbable shat the two oppcinr csn5i.
DATES in iho ensuing gampsign VIII ic GEni ea8
Nhase-tho enc approaching The Radllsl RappI.Ii-
cans and the oihcr thc Conservative Deniorrsrv
verify this q a changciul world Long a t,sri,..o
ol NnNe and never partisan 81 Giant we fr,DII :,
aVow That since these two men have sd si,.8,Ii,.
changed places we now thousand times nrs,,-r
Grant o. Chase f'O'I
AIT collar, we believe has an n,sn fan "a
tiieno' aud none Tor HE enemies We rav,r ma,
nan dozen men, either al Washington an 49,.
su,IS who did not have a good opinion of Inc Nm.
.l'e apesAer Of tho House OF Representatives M,
l.le Who don't like Mr. Collar are as few A. ina
.'a,7 OF beings who don't like rasherriss
-, me 9ekvi us it stands contain, tb,, ~
i''H' hames IA the United state
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
She Anuxpillf aFhia
Knoxville, Tenn, October 7, 1868.
For DC kuor'ill' vhi..
THE SKUNK.

rrsr skunk ai~r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07

Tho skunk'is the nastiesi bea,t
THAT ifeEin she Wet o. Wy
Wherever Sc eocs e fiis s.n,,
r. sure a. e. with itf % ~
Thar skunls. We, dirty sAo ',isal,ps skunk
nfeht.waf5iur skunk. h.h -u
h. What tsakel ihe terrihi'
v..,se t.tss Of sksnls, lurtl sa,5
Dor mischief and piun a,' =. mi
wherever ihey So ~. 10 eel
rh.e aunt. 4 mean. iyins 80 stunk,
H. H. $50 rsstss fbs ierribie 'Ne''
-. .sd Tor riots they &c,
I-rrtruhess trrssoni a19 ~
We, ~ 20 Win them. 60 ell
-t,.et a frencher0us aEunAf
To- -se,rsur slunk, 60 iEnofani shpuA'
Il. ubaf makes tho tcrribie snie"'
al, rsieu. tho Fast aud the Wet,
On, stsrs and our STRIPES, they deie'''
wherever they 81, ayils sm l,l,,
mai a skank. q Jed. Davis skunk ,.t
raor Jotason skunA, q Bcoth-lo'!I s-'
u what makes the terrible sm'"'
Ts.ss skarts. boys, 70 never WI 'fs='+ -
- al Gods creation the pofs'
Wherever they 80, we .msn
u cure % go Wigh them 70 zen
Thai a skunk, cowardly hkanht s.t
A tlsek hearted skunk. en- intatlf'ua
D. what makes thc terrible hh'N'
The Devil is proud - them AZ
They serve him-thfy run ~ ~ ''
Wlserernr they 60, q vile sme1
D. furnfo 70 rifh ttrm, ~
That skunk - murdeTguf fkahhf
A Law hating skunk, a fanuahl
D. what mates Che lerribie rA'''i'
T5ese skuuks have daue p istil-
Aad roe w. VII bandi' thfm I''t"'
Wherever they So. tiie sn.n
o. fuff o. 90 with them 81 i.h
Tho, = skunk an anarchy skuuh'
dauaerous skunk, site, rspel tAIN-'
If uhnt makrs ihr trrrilc H"'"
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