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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

w ANTED-Onc good BLACKSMITH and
w one man to work 10 wood making Sleds
Wagons. Stump Machines dc. Single men or
men with small families. Apply to
BOOTH A RuMBARGER.
sus,s1 JcFerron Lac, clssfesli county, PS-
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Husband
Guaranteed

To be as represented, and warranted to give sat
isfaoton. As to DRESS GOODS-we have
splended assortment Of Alpaeas, black, white,
and in colorsi Lrnures, silks, and in short all
the newest styles in the market. We desire this
fact to become known
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-09-03
VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1675

quaintance Of person named Poproy
do You :"
'Tve met him." replied Mr. b., dry
Iy.
''He was an old schoolmate of mine
before l went to Aristotle Coottage.
W len you wrote me you were going TO
Long branch, and expected to see Miss
Lumley there, | remembered that his
family always summered at Laird's. and
wrote him. askin" to be kent in
formed OF your movements. Fancy nv
astOnlshment when IA letter came an
nouncing the authentic watering. place
rumor that you are the accepted lover of
Miss Lumley. got ready for you, you
may be sure -
"Oh, the young dog" CALCULATED
Mr.. Belah Buflum.
"Oh no! For Miss Lumley's sake
you can afford to be very generous to
poor little Poppy. And now, wife and
mother, let's take Guardy in to dinner ~
In the visits which one of Missouri's
weathiest and most influential young
planters makes yearly to Aristotle Cot
tage, with his wife, motherin-law, and
youth IN dimlty bibs, baptized 'Butfum
Lumley," the three women become all the
more intimate friends as they laugh over
with each other their once SO complicat
@d relations As for the men, they are
more than brothers. ltisa standing ioke,at
tia dinners Which celebrate those bappv
reunions, for somebody to ask b. b.
which, from the human and emotional
point of view, lie prcfers-Love or Log-
Ic; and 1t is said that he invariably !
waves his hand at the beautiful woman /
sitting opposite him, and, although not
50 dogmatic as we found him in our ear
Ter chapters, replies, in logical terms,
Draw your Conclusions ''-Hupers' /
uagacuie FOR Auqud. /
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TIE Rcd Bre0sf OF tie Robin.
Al lSi-u LkGFND.

"j I'll tho merry ltt lrds that live up in tho tree
And carol from the sycamore and chestnut
The p-ctti.zt little gentleman that de.rezt il tS NO.
l. the one IN coat Of hr,Hn md -carlet wai.tcoa
L cekit little Robin
And his lead he keeps a-bohf ing
Uf Al III other pretty fowls I'd chose him;
Tor lie sings 80 sweeiiy still,
Through la tiny rlcId,r bill,
With little p"tc!. OF red upon his bosom.
" hen the frost il in tic air and the .noy upon tn
l,tount,
10 'tacr littlc 'irdics 81 hewildeiin"',
Picking up the crumbs the window he is fouad.
Singing Christmas stories tofho chi .drcn:
Of how two tender babes
Wcr. left in woodland gladcs
~ Il cruel man who ;o,s en- tAerc to los en-;
But bodily "a the crime
,iIe watching, all the time y
And he bluz!led ? --yct crimson un his bosom.
Wien thu changing l,.,vc- of autumn around IL:
th:ckly fall,
And everything seems -orrowful and -addeniug,
singing What il sulacing and Cla,dcning.
And from wha: ". heard,
Hes God7 little bid
Aud sings to tho'c in gri,f just t en-;
But once he sat forloIn
On f., cruel Crown OF Thorn,
And the blood At stained his pretty lit:le bosom.
-Chl,nEsr>s Journal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-09-03

4, Il place OF residence Aristotle Cot
taee, with its beautiful jiymc oruce now
became uncomfortable to Mr. Huifum, who
openly compared it to the Syrian Desert,
the Caiacomh-, and 81. Simon Siyiiic>
hi- pillar lie could not lidc from him
self that hc >orciy missed the young man
ut every turn.
ii length, il &e<pair, he pa: the prem
i-cs under his farmers tutcla@c, and
starred Tor Il waterIng-place. Stoppin"
over a night in New York on hls way
through, and making inquiries for the
summer destination oi his particular nc-
,luaiut@mrc, /, found the It'd. sct!ing fall
tor Long Branch. The Hodges, the
Crumbics, the ;>tanburies, the Naughans,
and that oldest OF old Dutch families,
the KrulIyrs, Were all going to Tie Man
SION House. Already Lard was enter
tanning the Blowbelis while Miss ia
cintha Croppcr, sister OF the late Mrs.
Luultv, had been there a week, accom-
r;micd by her orphan charge-.he all
Important the iatctul, the tesiamcntary,
the conditional Charlotte the vehicle OF
one immense estate, the axle on which
turned another This, with Mr.. But
tum, was decisive. Lumley senior had
been his friend, but Charlotte he had hot
seen since she was Il phenomenon in
iuntem'S piano exercises, wearing pam
talets, short trocks, and her hair in two
long tails with blue streamcrs behind.
lie was curious, for Adolphus's sake, to
see what had become OF her in the lathe
of Time; SO down he went.
i score Of bachelor greetings on the
piazza: supper; and then, as it was a
mop night, when the tables were cleared
away out OF the great sc.tle a n.anger, u
return from his tranquillzing cigar along
the bluff TO look in Oh the dancers-these
ushercd in Mr.. Butfum's first evening al
the Mansion.
As, without any particular acquaint-
ance beside him, he leaned against the
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sincere. Sans seeking some sweet spouse
Sophia"
Sophia stood silent.
'Speak Sophia, speak such suspense
speculates sorrow"
"Seek sire, Sam, seek sire"
SO Sam sought sire Spriggs,sr Spriggs
said "Sartin."
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tinucd:
Il have thought You might like to tr
larmIng on your own responsibility. d.
this place Of mine YOU have had good nI
portuniiy for the last eighteen months t,
observe how that business is conducted
have noticed that your interest in
never flags, and | am So sure You have
coed general idea OF the subject that
make you this propositions. | have
nice rancho in my eye, situated ON th
richest of rich Missouri bottom-lands
soil. in fact, one immense muck heap
Ten feet deep, and fifteen hundred acre
IN area; with comfortable log hous
and Il few other simple improvements ol
lt-right on the Mississippi bluffs, an,
only Il mile from the Steamboat landing
Its now i'll the market, at only a sligh
advance over government prices. L0,
house, did | say? No, "A good two
story .Jirntc house of six rooms-saw til,
man who OWNS it only yesterday. Great
est grape country in the world. Now
If you like, I'll make such arrangement.
that you can pay for it in slow Install
ments, and 20 out and settle there for =
year or -, I'LL YOU see how you like it
~ to our money differences. Tor Tho
present let them be kept in abeyance. II
make the first years payment for you. at
any rate, and 80 your security for til,
rest
When he BEGAN to speak he had laid
the map Of the property under -Ado!phus'
eye. ~ lac went ON the Young man
grew more and more interested. and
Nhcn liz guardian had concluded with
the question. well, what do YOU say -
lie replied, with greater cordialltv than
lac had shown ior months, that he would
b. happy 10 fake the mat cr into com>i,i-
Grafton. Mr.. !juiium gave ham tic nIap
for his private prru-aI, anl the two sep
araicl.
-idoipha> wa, not with him at supper.
and when they met At breakfast the next
morning the youu@ man torc-lalle,l the
CurStluu irtmualcd in his auariian'- ewes
10y volunteering lhe information that lac
had conclude! to accept the proposal!
''IEow soon will You be ready to % -
u.l,i Mr. i;,,i,r, w,,b -, Inni, a., ,r.,.
satisfaction.
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DE.fH YOUR CONCLUsI0NS.


(Co"ciH",d.)
.Exactlv what | WIS ab mt TO ask -
pantrd Mr. Hutfum with fin. treIino tlIf
he was. on trial for his lilr and Mrs..
BurrilI s,t,iuu in Over and r. .rminrr
..Ip that ro., i She .,;II wished I..
,,,,I,.rtv. L,r nr,p.r rnur.c ,yopIj H..
tLi. To.,. .,.. = +, tLc o,ber ann
WAS unable t. inIiIIi tn" condition. sup
posing INN really E" Christian gentleman,
he roh!d not laii 10 mahe instant answer
that TIE property was >lii. hers by every
lr"HP'e %! natural ri-ht amt honor:
that from the moment II ie.I to hi'n
tm"u-h her refusal TO comply with the
io"ii>h ;nd Oppressive '"'iiiIon. deeds oi
release III ia!I awaited ''ct al Ei- hHnd~.
Ii he proved TO h2 no man, but mere
~p"n2e' who-' pleasure II Wa 10 absorb
7ii his rc'2Lb'r. moisture, b. w""'l rr-
tu-c Ia 1--WE hcr -n: n"n-~"a!loW up
hrr ratrmomy: ami IL" wound leave INN
aIore, .erii.1 able {" r'y rather Than
wiiluG 10 Gr,i..-e hHI: .ot.r TINS +l,o"-r
.Iour {" jer! ia. dra".ht lee bad drunk
ul ..4orucr'~ .~".A -.tu- tester within
INA .iar a fiery .rid. We. ,'.t ,-....-
,uou.a tu dr-tre revere. 3D.. !n..ut b,
-ur. i, w,a.d m,.cr b,. ut..e.- ban ., c,r-.
.u 'im. h,i,vc H., u.rt vus.r iii
H-uiIir~, Sir; but What. my a-a.
-a.u- las li.r homer ot your selection IL
al adviser upon such :; question: You
-pokr - il your cau-c wyrt m,t altogether
u fictitious aHt. / ilpo-,j5ir then, i..I
y"u mean to giyc 1t ANY pcr>ynai appi-
c;n,rn
A,r. i.ui,aiH arose. witt III, fac, star
Ir;, and ,kcI Iur his A%t viii t. .nuci.
trcpd2'lua IL II ii were his head Hr
waited
''Nr. m.,anl-nuthiuE pcr>omal-
nDthin% but-wcIi-i d,| come TO speak
q It c.,c---ol .idoiIhns, my ward-bul
never -n.uJ->omc o,arr ;in.. per
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-09-03

10 ilJ he beet article uf FLOUR to be
--''.' viii i!,.r, Iii s.t the freight Depot.
-..... ". y. LEARNED, Agent.
"a ~, AJy. II, I,6s. sou
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'..-. .,|..3... WARES.
Hnu's VAR, \ .,ukr, W.
....' . S.. -i,.,.Ii-iturv. -.
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A correspondent of the Country Cen
tleman fed his pigs turnips from the first
week in July to the last OF September,
giving them no other food. They did
well, growing and keeping in fine condi-
ton. He does not believe in cooking
white turnips; steamed Swedes, with
plenty oi meal, are good, but not so good,
lie thinks, as potatoes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-09-03

w"man.S tact The place which once
knew MIR, Poproy knew him no more
torever-that is to say, for the rest of
The season.
ANA IN the next quadrille Beauty dane
ed by the side of a grass-cloth sack.
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4. Z. 6E1DEN,
~. H\El - Ia ".
..3 p. y. i7.l..t.
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... ..H.Nn t>1 DRESS MAKING.
..-.--- ... De. -H,g: -. JoLu-bugy.
INfA !. HAI.
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j0EN BACON I'd,
.... '. Ei...-. LIAIiII-l. asD uI!.
i.s'.t!yt rf-, =
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10 illustrate the injurious effects OF
fall feeding grass land, Mr.. l. ID. r. Col
lins, at Il meeting of the Craftsbury, VT,
Farmers Club, said, 81 have three-fourths
of an acre OF land which L fenced in with
my garden some years ago, since which
no cattle have been on it fall or spring,
and it will produce good crops of grass.
twice as long as precisely similar land on
the other side Of the fence treated with
the same amount OF manure"
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ELOUR.I
FLOUR I

.'." ..-l received ~
e.. g.. HINuIAM.
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1t is said that farmer near Rochester,
\. Y, tattens several hundred sheep an
nually, for the sake Of the manure. He
gets from each sheep load of manure
worth four to five dollars. He finds it
profitable to make mutton for market,
and manure for his farm.
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PUTNAM D. MCMILLAN,


Ais NAi'HNAl.lI lIEEI\~I HtNCECO
D.. ..Dr -t.r'. ~. .!Ohu-hury.
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N. ii. jONrSCN

~ W. ) JOsfiSON ~.
.''l.. 81 g.. NIt'li. bEi Gn'IS.
.i,us-ua,.- i:Lr'a.
--.,' .lphL-luIy. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-09-03

- ardUn me he Is Ul,Ite.
What? She remembered the young
fellow who Used to sup at her fathers i'll
Worcester, and play with those queues
OF brown ha:r and blue ribbon as she sat
at the piano astonishing all hearers
In his enthusiasm Belah Buflum let
the crowd carry him quite up TO Miss
Lum!ey; and as the madly attached
youth III dismay fell back step at be-
holding the grass-cioth wings of the an
gel he had but a moment since spoken OF
50 lightly, that unemotionil, rational,
logical parsonage caught the beautiful
white hand of the heiress with the eX
clamation:
"llcr fathers own true daughter \
thousand thanks for not forgetting me.
Be sure how very, re,y glad am to see
the woman such a capital iultillment OF
the little girl
Il am very glad to see you once more,
Mr.. Butfum," answered the heires-, ,shak-
ing his hand cordially. Then, with a
graceful selt-possesolon, turning 10 the
spot where her adorer had been, she said,
gently, Let me make you acquainted
with my friend, MIR. Poproy-"
Kindly considerate, but vain ruse of
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"Good-r.orning, llrS. i'urrii.'
''Gooi mGrniug, Mr.. Bu!ium."
After which Air. i!ulium struck = bee
line Tor Aristotle Cottage, with tie dazcd
e;,it OF one who walks i'll Il dream.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-13
SUMMONS

Torritory Of Idaho. County Of Ony hse. ~
yer City Precinct.
IN Justice Court, w. n. Mcdaniel J 7
WA. Paige and joe. CDrain. plainiii- s.
J B. Oliver. defendant
The People % The niied States ~ The ittH
tory 0i IlsiIo send Greeting 20 james D
Oliver, Dci'ndant. ... :.
KTOU ARE HEREBY ~ MhO>tb To
appear before me, AZ my nilc" in -iisef
C,fv Precinct. IN the said County of owy De-.
ou the 18th day Of April, A D. 1853 al Two
o clock. +. D., y answer 10 the complain -
ne above named plaintiff, who SUES YOU 70
recover the sum 81 Ninety seven go eI
Dollars. lawful money Of The United Stise'
~ 4 balance due on account for ulari Turn
lshcd you and by your order 10 the year a.
D 1868, when iuegment Nih hs taken
against YOU for the sad amount toeFtie-
with costs and damages, ~ you isil 70 npfeaf
and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable ~ SD
f,wyeee County, Greeting Make legal sefv
ica and due return hereof
Given under my hand al taid
It's Precinct, the 21d day q March, A
d. 1853 W. r. MCDANIEL
s1t3o Justice Of tho Peace Of SAID ffre.rrt
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-13

"other side,n these places can all go to the
devil But for the present. and the next
thing to going to Halifax, is TO go to
BALTIMORE
Baltimore is in .. Maryland, my Maryland "
Baltimore is mad and wishes herself in pur-
catory; half rebel, half union and the Dem |
ocrats in power chats good. Baltimore Is
neither one thing or the other she was the |
Mary Magdalene OF the war, with the seven
devils remaining in her, unless, perchance,
if they were cast out, every good thing went
along Her commerce Is literally drown
cd in the sea; her trade in Secessia, her local
manufactures divided and followed suit; her
society ditto. and so on To the end oil the
count Were it not stale, fat and unpront'
able, the factions would spit in others faces
on all occasions; If not prevented by outside
pressure, they would eat one another Tor
breakfast; as it is, all hands are waiting ior
something to turn up" One shabby hllie
theater is sufficient 10 amuse them, and they
seem to worship God for spite - in score
Of churches. They have the finest PARK
inaturall in the world, but are too indifferent
/ TO want fresh air bad enough to breathe II
themselves. The yonng men stand on the
| corners, and the old ones look SO sour or sad
thai it makes one ieel like cussng his grand
mother TO think OF il The poor can't aliofu
to die. aud the rich only care 10 hve-no
| -. ,..,: ,,,,,..i,,ra Tho .uomrn nra chiy-
alrous as ever, and fight the war over again
all the year round, and If there Is one place
ON earth that John Browns soul don't go
marching on, it is Baltimore. The ne~spa'
pers preach and pray, but IL is like throwing
pearls before swine. The world is mine
oyster, and with sword III open it, says
Shakespeare lie got the idea from Baltimore.
Baltimore thinks all the world an oyster-bed,
and every man and woman a sort oil hilke'
Booth, born with silver-mounted Arsansa'
tooth picks i'll their mouths Baltimore ma
a population of nearly four hundred thcus
and inhabitants, and appears to have abou
as much doing as Jersey city Win lofll
Thousand It has two monumenis-one =
Washington. aud one to the soldiers who .tel
at North Point in 1872, and known as III
Monumental City" 1t wants a third on
Of rebel remains Its latest sensation va
the reinlerment of the ssslssins, and its lutur
comfort in being the first to receive Andre'
oil the throne on which they placed hiu
Rebel Baltimore is desperate, and dies haFd
. Union Baltimore is defiant, because, IN III
main question, triumphant, ami either 81
lenly surveys the situation, aud lives On u
pleasures Of hoping to be sufficiently hapF
= when the other dear charners are played Oh
a No war and 10 contracts, Washington can
IL nothing for Baltimore; the South impoYt
ished and not good pay, at least Rebel Bal
more has no place TO go; the North goiT
. TO New York, leaves Union Baltimore to !
fate. If either want any sympathy | ms
consider the matter; but Cor the presen
the hour for hearing Josh Billings lecture
the subject Of 3. Milk - is at hand" Mi
= tickets so cents; chalked seats 10, -
70 must ""
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-13
SUMMONS.

Territory Of Idaho, County OF owyhec IS
In the District Court for the Territory Of Ida,
no. Third Judicial District
Thomas Ewing and W Z. Ewing, late co
partners dong business IN silver City.
Owyhee. County, Idaho Territory, under
ths firm and style ~ Themas Ewinr -
plaintiffs. ~ Slack and John J..
Black coparfners doing business IN oWy
he, Cugriy Idaho Territory, under The
drni naae ami style OF - J Black \
Bro defendants
To :. J. BLACK, aii John /. BLACK. s.id
defendants
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE or fhk
II United States Ia the Territory Of Idaho,
Non are hereby notified that there Is uo" on
Gle In the oflcu of the Clerk OF the Biatrla
Court Of the Third Judicial District OF sHis
Territory. IN silver City, County cf Owynec.
the complaint 81 Thomas EWing siid " T.
Ewing. late coparinen said plaintiffs 10
manding Judgment against you, said dricnd
ants, IN the sum nf nne thousand seven hun
1 dred and fifty 90 dollars and Interest thereon
at the rate OF two per cent pr month from
/ the 5th day Of February, A. y 1859, aud
I costs of suit
1 The above cntiti q action IS brought o. re
cover the sum of one Thousand seven hgu
! drcd and ANY % dollars due from yor. sad
{ defendants to said rianil-. Hfind a CERTAIN
| promissorv nutc set out aud described 10 tlr
plaintiffs said complaint with iutcrcsi ga
the said sum al the rate ~ tive per cent rer
month from Feb 9th, 1861 AMI FIT r,-is =
suit said uoie dated Silver city ! II Feb
ruary 4th, Is6s. pay able on the 3 D diis y
( Fetrurv 1863. without grace. mnle by ;
Black h Rre. in favor 81 Thomas hwIrf 8
Co or order, for said sum Of 81, 80 ~
with interest as aforesaid
And shat uule-s you appear and answer g.
said compiniui within ten daS after the sef
vice hereof " served within uvyhre tnnnis
and within twenty DAYS II served GOT ri SAID
County bat within said Judicial DIST r'ci. afs
within thirfy daS 4 II served our Of said iiis
trici. exclusive - the ddv 90 servite.i iuis
mcut viii be taken against you BY default Co
said sum Of nnn thousand seven hundred ar.
ffty % dollars, with interest thereon no The
cate uf t~n pr cent per month fniu ihe Hii
day Of Feb ihG9 together Hiih sad plain
tins costs incurred in This action. pufauaa
TO she prayer en- plaintiffs said complaint
In tesiimDnf whereni. ], X T. HAiiNtk
e. Clerk III saii District Caurt hsv
"a henenuiu SEQ mt hand ana alive
- the seal ol said Court az silver tHF
this Goth day oi February A u ls6e
b, T. f. HALiutk
CLERK Ol thp uilfti coru
Edward Sugtuf Attorney ior p.4lai o.
silver City. Owyhoe County. T. I-st4'
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SUMMONS


Territory 81 Idaho. County IS nwyher -
IN the nistrici Csert iof che Territory 81 la
hn. Third Judicial District
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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-13
Notice to DeIinquents.

"HE ACCOUNTS due HILL X MlkL y n
have been placed in the hands Oh d d
KNAPP, who is authorized tc 1oilec' anu ~
Seipt for the same. w. j. HILL.
atr H. W. WILLARD
silver City, Dec IA, 1858
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-28

w 81 wish, Sally" said Jonathan.
"that you were locked in my arms, and
the key was lost"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-28
Josh Billings on Courting.

Kourtin is about half nature and half
science. The nature is simply energy.
You must begin slow, but by and by
it will be best to agitate things. VIM
men, as lump, had rather be taken
by storm than siege. Wimmen never
surrenders, nor are they aggsactly
won. but rather captured. ''They
fight it out on this line." am talk
ing now of sensible wimmen. Thar is
wimmen as easy to court as lint. ''Luv
at first sight" is like eatin honey. 1t
does seem as though you never get
enough of it. This kind ov luv is apt
to make blunders, and is hard to back
out ov as well. But there amt no
such thing as pure mathematics in
kourtin. Perhaps the best way to be-
gin to kourt is to begin without much
of any plan where you are going TO
fetch up, and see how she likes it, and
let the thing kind ov worry along care
less, like THROWN stones into a mill
pond. You will find wun thing strictly
tru, the moar advice you undertake to
follow. the less amount of good kourtin
you will do.