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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

MEkSsrss ssp NusiFIcrScI The late George
pett.ody. though be gave away millions, was sI-
csediaEly close 10 all matters u personal sHpend-
itnre. When IN Portland, he vAs accustomed in
ysriably 10 employ as hhekmAn man whose
hack ~ss a rsgulsr cid ntilsuip, but whose
charge Nas Is cents instead II -. Those who
have sstn the turnout" Of Hickman George II
Taunton, can form good idea 81 the stylo Of MIR.
reshedy's vehicle. The story goes tha. whsn
he wss lAsi IN Portland, and vas invited 10 a
dinner party be tpol she IS cent carriage. A.
The driver approached the house where the din.
nsr vas given, aud Ia ffont q which large num-
Ter al fne hseks and splendid family carriages
we're drsun sp, be rose ia bis seal and bhrled
out Al tie top q his voice Get out Of the
uts there, and make room I've goi the biggest
toad IN The puddle > lEew Bedford Mercury
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
AnLrNoroN.

In Your last paper, you say that You suppose
the people Of Arlington must feel bad, having
losl tho county buildings oa Tuesday last. We
never say die here and are all IN good spirits,
believing that We can stand the present system
a. long as the reEt o. the county You also TO
think that are = ANAL town in compar-
isou with Manchester. although leading her in
votes. There is Rodoubt but We have to day In our
town Al leas, 400 four hundred voters. Three
years ago, our town vas cznvsssed by School
Districts and ws then had Oh our check rclls
(s2i three hundred aud twsnty four names q
voters. Since then there hO been a large num-
ber Of foreign citizens nAtnrAhzed. and probably
10 town in the county has grown faster IN FRO
portion than We Tie addition, too being Of
single men who have come in to work in the va
rious shops among as We think that the next
census vill show that instead % being behind
you 1900 ave hundred. We shall be equal to you
10 population a. the growlh u Manchester has
evidently been backward rather than hrNArd.
ARLTNor8s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
A Cough. coll, Or Sore Throat


Indigestion not On j ,recn the rhysies health bat
he dsrosItinns snd lsmprrs fit- vie imt The dys
pspiie bscomes, too IN measure dsmor1iissd hs bis
,unerng,. Ileh subject to IT. Of irritsiau snilsn
ness. or despsir as the case may Se Aptstrl nt'arh
Ensltvcness which be csunes cortrul. ieads him 10
mistons,sus the ~ers and aets 81 lhose arogad In
aud he Intercourse vi those ueArst anil GEAR
esi to him is not uh'requenus marked BY exhibitions
u lcrtiness iaregn his real Thcse The
nenlsl phtBumena Of The Disease for which the isvs
Id oaunot le justy held responsible bat they coca
sin much household discomfort Il is ts the interest
Of the home circle Il 10 essential to family harmony
well AZ 10 The rescue q the pliscpa sufferer from >
state hot far renewed ron ine'pieht insanity, that
these ~ mpt Of mental disturbance he promptly
moved This can only be G,nt by removing their phys.
zeal cause arrangement Of the inDeions ct the
sch and its sllrd ysocfa, The liver and The bowels -
Upon ihe.e THREE i'm porthnt organs Hosis,tsrs stom.
svh Bttcrs act stimuli sneously producing a thorough
and tHlatsry change In their condition The VcyeiG,
hle ingredients Of which the preparation is composed
are OF rcnnfatng frgHian. and aleraftrs character
and me rtnulant which leuds Aclirt,y u tfer
dial Virtues IL the putest aud best hat he extract
ed from lkv most whnlcsums 81 all crrsias via sound
pe. Nodthptpt!e take Ibis genial restorative lOr
single week withput experimenting able improve.
meht IN his genera health No; only will HE badil
gatherings shae from das to day, but his mind will
rapidly tU ITS rcstrssBeHs aud riii ability and
this happy change Nill manifest Itself Ia his dsns nor
10 all around hiin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

The Supreme court OF Ohio has
decided in favor Of the Bible IN the
public schools, aud made u perpetual
injunction restraining the execution Of
the vote of the school board Of Cincin-
natl forbidding the reading OF the BIZ
Die or the singing Of sacred songs in
the schools of that city. Judge Hoo
gan, III his decision. held that the pro
visions OF the constitution recognize
Christianity, and acknowledge that re-
ligion aud u atty are necessary to
good government that the State uses
religion as means to promote good
government, and therefore, that the ex-
ciuslon Of all religious instruction from
the public schools Is contrary to the
bill Of rights.
"A new naturalization law is pass
ing through Congress. The law pives
the control Of naturalization to the
United States courts, exclusively, as it
ought to fixes the pei iod Of proba-
ton after an alien bias given notice Of
Lis intention to become citizen, at
three years, and provide, that no nat
uraized citizen can vote WITHIN six
months Of the completion Of bis pa
peers, The bill, which is the work Of
Judge Davis, OF New York, has been
carefully drawn and thoroughly scru-
timed by members OF Congress inter
ested III It, aud ii is believed it will be
complete bar TO the naturalization
frauds that have been W common OF
late years.
1t has Just been discovered at the
United States sub-treasury at New
York that tue Ii excl five cent pieces
are beng extensively counterfehed.--
/ Tue genuine CON beng 80 poor itself,
1t seems not TO have entered any body .
head til "a day or two ago that II could
be counieifeiled out Il is now said
tina, nom $40 10 $40 OF "the queen" are
daily presented al the sub-ireAsury loi
redemption. Tie c,in is generally
lighter than the genuine, the color in-
CHIT rs more to the yellow, owing to tue
+ presence VI ziuc, aud the motto Ia
God We trust. IN much larger ON the
counterfeit than on the genuine CON.
The mint officials at Phi ade.phia pro.
nouues the counterfeit ve.y DANGER
GUS Que, and wei, calculated 10 deceive.
4 "A Traveller who accompanied DI,
Livingstone IA some % las carry expo
ratlons ~ Southern Africa hass be was
once befurv accused 10y tie bauscs q
being d wharf aud sofe.rer, but es
capped through the representations d
bis Interpreters. sho tod the peopie
that he was their FREUD. aud waA eu-
gAgtd ~ sndeay orIng 10 suppress tbs
Portuguese slave trade
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
NORTH BENslsorox.

~ c. Hulius snd wiis staxts fat Florida on
the nd Mrs n l. IN feeble h'aith The ply
sAciAus recommended change ~ climate
Thatcher welling have bosght the KeAi
rlsce, which they Intend ~ boarding house Tor
their hsnds.
The North Bennington Dramatic Club are
sb.ut d visit some u the nsiglboriug towns. 4
isosk cas- faf fan.
Mr. \ Burgess, n Hoosiek, slaughtered three
hogs on rAarsday, the ASA, The iasAl weight u
shieh reached ala pospds. The largest heg,
witch wee little bees than to. Years old, weigh.
ed, inciadiag The rough lard "a poands
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

sTHI UNlsnEsaL Arm. '-oB ms journeys over
he eout4asut throaEh ragksy, fad.a, Chles, ia
pas. Pvfu, chill. rArguss. brazil asd Netieo,
Aa4 The tHiiea states -ia them all 30 sgass e.
teal asd u sonie d great extent, bare found
he uaiFetsAl Aver rpresnisd by bic faniif
Hssairinss, ubteh are ufaea hsla IL fslaious 30
teen NEeiAer they via shsir lnsrstlous rern,
tsssau By thsE eafes, ! kHov Dot, bat kH0~
thsy have i 10 sueA degree thai il frsqaeniiy
gave rae a distinguished iaportaues 70 have
eass .Fum he SAINT eoaEtrg. 4 Fields Aeslsrs
gsaga AlFossd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

--rAcKARDs MosTHlY, for February, is recsiy.
ed. NgBe u our monthly magazines contain =
greater Amuunt and variety 81 practical and iu.
ttrssting reading The following il the list u
contents Was Morgan Murderd by Jas. +.
Fius News Children u New York, b. Nathan D.
Uruer Turgia I1tersturs, by George wnkoman,
The Tees II Humor and Satire, BY George ".
Burgay The University 81 Oxford Versatility
a ppahsck Destitute aud outcast Children q
Nsw foTk, by Oliver Dyer The Huge Chamber
q Horrors Nsw Orleans and two poems 81 Ny
Prime. aud "A Love Letter" There is also an
interesting sketch o. Oliver Dyer, who is con-
irtbutur 10 this publication besides, the ususl
Editatsi mtlangHc s. Packard, Publisher
Vs. Broadway. NY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01


His usslss.. DIT sisters. longer 70
ignore the fact that We are upon the /
eve of grra, change. perhaps msy
properly call il great revolution one
which would have turasd tbs beads q
orr grandmo;bers. aud which might AZ
mosl slArtls lhem from their qahsa I
graves beneath the grass in the snll
church yards
A precious and holy boon is to he
laid at orr feet ALL 1t he casting
pearls before swine y We may say
that the ballot box is our right, but Jet
US remember that it was never in our
possession, aud that It comes 70 as
now. II IS the iree-will Offering Of our
brothers, aud that il was Ia their pow
er to withhold i, in the future. as they
have done 10 the past Let Us receive
il gratefully and reversnt y as sacred
aud inestimable GIT.
To secure !, for themselves and their
posterity, our fathers poured out their
blood like water and their treasure
without stint How is it with us p
What have We done that this glorious
inheritance so dearly bought, 50 highly
priced so faithfully guarded should be-
come ours There are doubtless some
among us who have long and earnest
ly looked for this same contamination !;
who amid their quiet home duties have
4 thought aud read aud worked TO bring
/ il about who have striven so to train
their daughters that when the burden
Of this great responsibility should be
laid upon their shoulders, they might
bear it bravely aud worthily before the
world, - reyereutly and faithfully before
God But these are few. The most Of
MS have sat in our "ceiled houses" and
busted ours Ives with patchwork and
tides and worsted biris aud dogs, and
adorned our children with ruffles aud
tucks and embroidery, and ourselves
with ribbons, and feathers aud flowers
or at least have allowed our waole souls
TO be eDgrossed in the small round OF
every day life, with no thought for the
future, which is inevitable, while oul
brothers have fought the great battles
of reform, have civilized the world, and
subdued the earth. / remember once
~ lady and myself we're entering
New York city by rail fiom the north
through vast piles Of masonry, long
tunnels aud high entertainments, SAID
to her Can you look upon these Ia
borers Of the strong arm and busy
BRAIN of man and not be ashamed o
your sex 2" She replied, oar work il
gre ter than theirs" II might be anC
, she herself was noble wife, mother
,cORtdn
But the most Of us sit thonghtlessl,
in our boats on the stream OF exist
ance, rocked by the tide, and con,en
with the non employment OF more thai
half our powers. II tho children o
, such women become useful aud honor,
AID great, il is from the inheen
! greatness and honorabieness aud use
fulness Of humanity. Let MS awak
} from this letharey and become worth
+ Of our destity.
} In future letters, propose to toucI
, upon some of the evils OF woman's edu
: cation, physical, intellectual, moral an
a spiritual. N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

The ArLASTfc MoSrHLr, Fields,
0-gooi 4 CO. Tot March Il very In
.erestiug number BayArd Taylor con
tribaios Part III Of Joseph aud hiss
Friend J + IroNbrllge gises an
attractive sketch oittasei From Penn
sylvaniA Hills 10 MiHnesolA Prsiries.
y. ) ShaleV has al account 81 "Califo,
His Earthquakes, 70 FAR - recorded.
Ibefe zfs ioar or Csc attractive stores
aud skrsrheA The poetry j. by Oliver
Wendell Holmes and Ahes Cary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Harms Monthly comes eel ia
den, ~ usual Among the articles are
the following Frederick the Great :
" Tue Mirage Of The Cfowu Prince,
With FIVE Illustrations Shadows Al
ice Carey Natures Common Carrier.
Lyman Abbott, wtth Sixteen Ii,nsira-
pons. South Coast Saunteunes Ia
England, -Isle o. Wight Part IL
Moncase d Conway, with twelve Illus
t.ons. A New Judgment Of PARIS ~
Justn Mccarthy. Oar Relations 9Th
Eaglvnd-C Coz Adams B4dean Bob
var, Lli.vrAlor u Soath America. - Eu-
gene LauEsBee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
What Every Horscman Wants

4 GOOD CHEAP. AND RELIABLE LINlMEST-
~ Such an article IL Dr. TahilS Venetian Horse Lin
insnt Pint BOTTLES One Dollar For Lsmcne1
Cuts Calls. Cole, sprains, dc. warranted better Jhan
sny other II is used by all the great horseucn
Long Island courses. Il will not cure Rin Bone nor
spay ss there Is no LgInrHi in existence that will
What II lie stated 10 cure II positively docs.
No oipns Of horssf ,ru be Uih0m ii after ruia1
totns. Que dso irstes aud often saves he lie Of
oysr.hcatsd or driven horse. For Cnc and Belly.
Aehe Il has never failed Iusl as he sun rises
just 20 sure IL This valuable LRme at ~ the Horse
kinhrocatidn of the DAY.
ice 1t and all. Sold b, the Drueglsis and store
keel throughout the United states Depot l0Psik
Place, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Our You've FoLKs, Fields, o>good
& Co. spreads good table for the jn-
seniie, I'd such caterers as J I Truw-
bridge, Jsmes Parton. Mrs. Whitney,
Annie i. Stephens, T. W. Hiegiason
aud Others CHAPTER Ill Of 1--WE Glris. I"
home story. is gwen Trowhudge
has another letter from Mr. Clarence.
who tells hoW be went 20 Congress, &c,
&c The number ls fully illustrated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

The 6ALAKT confines the serisis
u CnAs. Raasie and Mf T,oliope. aud
has a contributor Who profe YES 10 rr
veal mauy Of the secrets u X inIs. jus
TN Mccarthy contributes essay o.
The Prirc~ Of WaleN" 7 ere u $
good story "Ff, u H.ud 10 Hand. by
kebeces Howard Dasll, and many 9TH
e. readable thinxa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
Astounding Revelations.

Two scientific publications are IN the field against
The hair dyes Of which lead is tho basis. The New
YORK Medical Gazette" and "Ths Journal Of chsnis-
try" bitterly denonnee then. Yet the hair may be
safely dyed Have you seen
Prof. ChIlton's estimony,
funded on a careful analysts, and certifying that
Cristaduros Excelsior Dye
(. not ony hrst-class article for changing the color
of the hair but
Absolutely Sale.
cRIsrADoRos HAIR PRESEgyATIvE, as =
Dressing, tois like chain on the Hair after Dyeng.
Try It.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Tie Ntmrur Ida L ShsHes
Bostm inlly uaatsSns hs growsne
repalsnen ~ n atirartiys mAesFins
tor ihe ycunvesi v asers TIE nun
ber Tor March has thirty or more illus
tras4onN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
Use RExxEs PAX KILLING MAGIC OIL e

ms the Bsst Family Remedy, To ears ~ K.nd,
Of Pain y1n ever trlrd.
Il IL clean sale and delicious to u.s., and II yen
Il faithfully. II viii du ~ Go1a
Directions on zach bottle Bay Il Of the Druggist or
NJ rrhani Wners you trsde II they have not got itoA
hand they will seid or H. At your request and sell you
Genuue Eeuut's Pain-k killing Magic OH, At The nsn.
Hitciurer's lowest prcr f-thil
~ Sold BY Druggists, Me chm and Gioeers.
II IL put up 10 three sizes, aud called Trial Size 4"
"Meqinm SIZE" and "Lsrg. / unity size" boules.
WIN. EENNE, sole Plopfie,or and AaulfseHrsr,
gnI PiLtsheid AAsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
TEETH! TIcE1TI;
~ oeeale.l Ad,aaee 20 - 90 =

Inc bfeResf IA 0Hce Sep sufF taken ~
The Itvafa drtt
IT. y r FOLSOM. y 11sten. 8sss bar dis
~ covered a ns~ method ~ &c constructing tbs
plate shick sur iesth are sst ibAt tAsF ~ Dot
start ~ drip afile eAisar ~ spesEihE, heittst
al Ens particles - fgaa get under ths Fssis 70
fnfttef shat Tie eDtdlt1H ~ he Ihorih j., sblea
10 nos true n ans mstiaf.d alberto asea Ihess
tiisiss cannot BE- dasttAAesd b. ANY maileh VI lie
iliBs " tongue have ahtsutd TIE eIeiaslge flgls
10 mska Gad ssil tiess Improved plsiss, aDd am
nas prepared e. snsert the ssn.s sith8ut eItfa
charge AZ IL saai " arslaea4 tgfth EEs rs~ p@ess
iely l4.sited q give ms q call
A Il IOHNs0S usuftst
Manehaatsr, teyu9si.
n D-Th4s sasthad isFrsgtata luslod VI a. tAs
.eaa3hr Drat1sss IN ksw Engi3a4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

5000 SOLD by ONE DEALER
Ms,srs j. Baicb a Son, Of Providence, X l., wrts
Nov 1865. We have sold the Porous PlEst r. Tor
twenty YEAR, and, retailing and iobbinE mnst havs
sold twenty I've thousand sitogstb.r They are we'll
NLsd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
Absolutely Snfe.
Allcock s Porous Plasters.

Alcock's Porous Plasteis
Sudden pains Of the side aud back, stitches
IEtms etc These affections are nost troublesome
70 persons past midais age viii On in bad
are very painful aud otcn dangerous In damp wealth
e. they more frequent than ia dry These platter,
give eliefat once and need to be always In he draw
81, handy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
TOral 9HirlligrHfr.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

-ElnAT paasIsa Nlhaa ~ "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-29

ASK your Doctor or Drurpfst for
SWEET QUININE-it equals (bifterl Oni-
nine. Ia made only by f. STEARSs, Chon1iat.
Detroit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-29

The Toledo Blade says that a good
story is told of an aspiring orator
who held forth on the 4th of July at
one Of the many celebrations i'm the
rural districts" of Ohio:
His maiden speech duly prepared,
and the telling portions committed
to memory, he found himself In n
thrilling state of nervousness before
the people. All went on well, and
he had in a measure recovered his
self-command, when he arrived al
the great climax of his speech-that
portion of il in which lie was TO nj.
lude to the American Eagle. -
Proudly he began, and tossed off al.
most hippantly, '"The American
Eagle, gentlemen, that proud bird
the emblem of our liberties, as she
stands" when suddenly the rest OF
his labored simile faded from his
memory. Terrified at the discovery
he grasped-he nervously seized q
tumbler of wa'er, and turned IL by
mistake inside his cravat, and took a
fresh start with rush of desperation
which did fair to burst the bonds of
his fettered imagination, and soar
majestically away on tile wings OF
the apostrophised bird. "The Ameri.
can E'dgte the American EAGLE.
gentle-MEN, that proud bird of our
liberties, as she misunderstanding as
she stands-standing with great
vigor) with one foot on the Allegha-
MES and the other on the Rocky
Mountains. and stretching her broad
wings from the Atlantic to the Pa
ciiic, shall---stretching her broad
wings-with one foot on the Rocky
Mountains and the other one on the
Aiieghanies, shaki--shoH HOWL, gen.
tleman and fellow citizens, in the
glorious freedom other NATIVE
AIR.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-29
Advice to Young Men.

a contemporary says to a young
man, "don't marry dimpIes, nor
nose, nor ankles, nor eyes, nor
mouths, nor nccks, nor chins, nor
teeth, nor simpcrs or other things.
These bits and scraps of feminity are
mighty poor things to tie to. Marry
the pure, true thing. Look after con-
geniality, kindred sympathies. dis
position, education, and If they be
Joined with social position, don't let
them stand in your way. Get wo-
man-not one of those parlor lay
fgures-not one Of those parlor auto
nations that sit down just so, thump
a piano, and dotc on whisker.
Living statues are poor things to
call into consultation. The poor lit
tie miss that can scarcely fathom the
depth of dress trimming, cant be
a helpmect Of any account. Don't
throw away your time upon such a
trifling thing"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-29
Trains Stopped by Crickets.

Several times, of late, the trains on
the Central Pacific railroad, east of
Elko, have been stopped by crickets,
and delayed sometimes over nm hour
in a place. Recently at one point,
near the Wells, where there was a
slight rising inclination in the track,
they had to back down half mile,
and make three trials before they
could get over that particular point,
where crickets had piled themselves
to such depth on the rails as to rem.
der the track so greasy that the driv~
ing wheels flew around on IL rs II
the locomotion were suspended I'm
the air. Parties unacquaintcd with
the facts, and who know nothing OF
the numbers, size and fatness of the
black crickets of Utah. Colorado,
Nevada and Idaho, can have no con-
ception of the appearance Of an army
of crickets, or Of the vast heaps into
which they mass themselves when
they meet with an obstruction, TO
such the idea of crickets stopping a
twenty-ton engine must appear ridi-
culous; yet such things happen in
the sage brush country without ex-
citing any special wonder.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-29

TIE Marshall 1dpdncc reports a
fourth of July wedding: "a pair of
young 'goaks, hailing from Maren-
go, came TO Marshall to celebrate the
Fourth, and took IL into their heads
to get married. Leaving his Dulcina
to guard dry goods box on Main
street., the fellow called on one of the
clergy, whom he accosted by inguir-
ing If he was Mr.. So and So, aud if
he married folks sometimes. Being
answered I'm the affirmative, he then
putt leading question, How much
do you tax?' He was informed that
the matter Of fees depended npon tile
generosity Of the person served. -
Hesitating then for moment, as if
in doubt, he finally replied: Fifty
cents is all the money I've got il
you'll take that it's go, and with
the assurance of the reverend gen.
tleman, who, by the way, can enjoy
joke as well IA any of us, started
OFF after the gal. Arriving In due
time, and after going through all the
awkward blunders to which green
chap is subject, the couple were mar
ried tight as wedge, and allowed IN
depart with the capital stock of fifty
cents still i'm Johns pocket. IL Ia
quite evident the girl nj least didn't
marry for money, so IL must have
been for love-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-29
Paddy's Version or Excelsior"

,1vae growing dark 70 terrible fsht ..
Nhin through town up the mountain there
pushed
A broth of a boy, TO his neck In the snow.
Az he walked his shalalah he swung TO aud fro,
Saying, it, up 70 the top I'm bound for 10 60,
Be jabcrs -. .#....r ...
He looked mortal sad and HE eyes were as bright
as tire OF turf on cowld winter night,
And dtvtl word that he said could ye tell
As he opened his mouth and let yell, .. e.a....
lts up TO the top OF the mountain IN so,
O"fsSs covered up Wild this bothersosle shnow,
Through the windows he saw az he Travelled
along,
The light Of the candles and firer so warm;
But big chunk of ice hunk over his head;
Wild shnivel and grran, by IT, Patrick he said,
It's up 10 the very tipt0p will rush, ....
And thCn II u falls it's not meself itil crush.
BE jabersI ..s...
Whist a bi, said an ovid man, whose head was
M white
AZ the shnow that rtll down on tha, miserable
night ...."... ~## .s
shurc y6'll ian into the wather. me bit of lad.
For the night is 40 dark and the wal<in' 80 bad,
Betad he'd not lisht to word that was said,
Bat he'd 90 10 the top IL he wlnt on his head,
BE iahersl &
A bright bnxom young GIRL, such as like to be
kissed, ,..+..s .-.....
Axcd him wadn't he shtop, and how could he re-
sitt. .".... .s.s
SO snapping his fingers aud winl<ng his eye,
While smtiIssx apon hnr. he made this reply
Faith meant to kape on til | got to the top,
But as your swata self has axcd me, may as well
shtop,
Be jabersI ...
He shtoppcd all night and he thtoppnd all day,
And We musnt he aNing whin he did go away.
Fur wouldn't ye he basterly gossoon
To be LAWN his darliut in the shwato honey
mnonf
whin the ovid man has paraties enough and to
spare,
Shurc he might a. well stay, II he's comfortable
there,
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