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TIE BEST AND ORIGINAL TOXIC or IRON
Phosphorus and Calisays, known Fer
r0-Phosphatcd Elixir of Calisaya Bark
The iron restores color 10 the blood, the
phosphorus reuews waste OF the nerve tissue
and the calisaya gives natural healthful
tone to the digestive organs, thereby curing
JysDeUsia. In its fariOus forms, wakeful-
ness. general dibility, depression of spirits;
also, the beat preventive against fever and
ague One pint contains the virtues of one
ounce of calisaya, aad one teaspoonful,
grain ofiron and phosphorus. Manufactur
ed only by CAswELL, HAZARD x Co., sue
cessors to Caswell, Mack & Co., New York.
Sold by Druggists.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE.
Needle WOrk--.Native Wines, Etc

TNHE Notice on page 81, ofPremium List, has
Il been modified so as to read as follows:
No article of Needlework or Embroidery,
whether by hand or sewing machine, can be
entered for competition, to which has hereto
fore been awarded premium by this Associa-
ton.
So that the rule excluding all articles not
made since last Fair, applies only TO the above,
and TO the Special Premium List
The rule requiring half dozen bottles Of Ma
tive Wines, etc., is changed, and one or more
bottles may be entered as sample for competi-
ton.
By order of the Premium Committee.
j. L. POWER,
Secretary.
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FEMALE INSTI.
~ TUE,
CLINTON,


HIYDs COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI.
TINE exercises of the Eighteenth Academic
Il Year Of this Institution, will begin. Tues
day, the 9th day Of September 1870, and con-
tinue Till the LIST day Of July, 1871
The most thorough instruction given in all
the department. Expenses are moderate
Children Of Ministers Of the Gospel in ae-
tive service, receive their tuition in the Liter
airy Department at half the usual rates.
Because Of the filling up Of the rooms BY the
large number of pupils in attendance, the last
session. and Of the anticipated increase, the
coming year, the accommodations will be en-
larged. Other improvements intended to adj
vance the high state Of efficiency already at
tanned by the Institute, are In contemplation.
For full information send for Catalogue TO
sPREsIDEST OF CENTRAL FEMALE INsTI-
TUrE," Clinton, Kinds Co, Miss.
ROBERT KELLS,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
Clinton, Aug. ., ls70R
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MANSFIELD d mGBEEs
Magic Arnica Liniment !

DREPAEED from Rare Essential OIL Er-
i tract Of tamph0r. Extract off ArHIuH.
Chlorodyue aud Magnetic Fluid Chemically
combined.
This powerful Penetrating Fluii laa.vpIy
different composition from The many LIulmruiH
generally sold, which urf mostly COTTON uuauf
% cheap materials, such hs rancid gfrfsp. eIs..
which only act upon thc FkIT. Our Magic AIr
MICA Liniment pcnerntrs through nil fhe tIFr
sues muscles, aud ~ flt b1ut It.slf striking
a. the root ~ the difcuse. aud thus producing
a reaction which cannot b." brought about hV
any other Liniment. lu SNORT, ifH efficacy. ar
an external remedy, ~ f0 universally ut-
tested Ia every section qi che country chat
10 needs no further recommendation.
As Horse Liniment nothing can equal Dr..
During the prevalence or Che dread cHffIf
sc0urge-Charbone or Eryripeias-Which De-
3troyed thousands Of valuable bursr1 uud
mules IN The Mississippi. valley during thg
past year the Magic Aruich Liuimeut was lhf
only remedy " all That we're irlrl flat ue.Dr
failed 10 cure iu ono single Instance.
Everybody wants % good aud reliable LIuI-
meut convenient M aIl times, AMI ever ready
in relieving paiu. This wonderful remedy +.
offered b. the public OIL usyer-failiug euro. f.r
Rheumatism, etc, and acc0mplisLcs cures Cor
the worst casc-, whether chronic or nrufr
where all other remedies have proved uuavai-
lug. When used In connection with Mansfield
a HigbeC Rheumatic Compound. u0 rafe
has ever yet been reported where % care was
not effected IN very short time. j may Iru
II by Maeic.
For sale by all Druggists.
MANSFIELD a. HHuGsmEE,
Anatical Chemists and Druggists,
Sole Proprietor
Memphis Tenn
For sale In Jackson by
BUCK q BALtH,
May 91 3 ven
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VIRGINIA GETTING RID or HER RADICAL
hoTERS.-A party OF twenty five colored
hands was yesterday sent by Messrs Me-
Donald a Justis over the consolidated line
to louisiana. This fl rm has orders for three
thousand more--Richmond Enquirer.
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Parties proposing to keep Restaurants, Sa-
looms, Confectionery, Fruit, Cigar and Coffee
Stands, Side Shows, etc, within the Fair
Grounds enclosure are notified that choice of
location may be secured in the order in which
applications are made 10 the undersigned, and
on the terms prescribed BY the Board Of Di-
rsctors. J. L. POWER, Secretary.
Jackson, Aug, %, 1670-tf
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THE PRE- IJJNI LIST,
AND

THE PR Il Nj IUM LIST,
RULES AND REGULATIONS,
Are now ready, and copies win be forwarded
to any address on application to the Secretary.
Manufacturers, Inventors, and Artisans
generally, are invited from all parts Of the
United States, ard will be cordially welcome
A number of Railroad Companies have already
rendered reduced freights and fare for the oc-
casion.
But the people of Mississippi, Of all callings,
are earnestly urged to make this Second Fair
a State success. Send something for exhibi-
bition, and come to what others send The
Ladies are especially appealed to for contri-
tributons such as they may determine to be
appropriate, whether mentioned in the Pre-
MUM List or not.
At the close of the Fair Catalogue will be
published of articles to which, and persons to
whom Premiums may be awarded.
j. O. WHARTON,
j. L. POWER, President.
Acting Secretary.
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TvnOY FEMALE SEMINARY.

This Institution oilers the accumulated ad-
vantages OF over W years or succtHaful opfr-
alton.
Every facility e. provided Tor q thorough
course Of useful aud ornamental education,
under the direction Of d corps 81 more than 80
professional teachers.
For circulars amp vto
.Au25w2m JOHN II WILLARD. Troy. 81. y.
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CITING MARRIED

Essays FOR YoUSG MEN, on Social Evils.
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
untitled for matrimonial happiness Sent free
IN sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
sOClAIION. Box 2. PhiIadeInhia Pa
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EXHIBITIONS OF MACHINERY

A 7 MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR arc noti-
"a fed shat the Engine for Machine Shed will
be in position by the 10th October after which
time all machinery designed to be operated by
steam power. viii be received, entered and
placed in position.
J. L. POWER, y
sep 23-lm Secretary.
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MANUAL OF FORMS.
Third Edition-Recised and Enlarged

Third Edtion-Revised and Enlarged.
The Second Edition of the Mississippi
Manual of Legal and Business Forms, be
| ing entirely exhausted, we are no printing
the Third Edition, which will be ready by
the 10Th of October. The work has been
| thoroughly revised, and very considerably
enlarged, and in addition to the Forms for
Magistrates, County Officers and the public
generally, statistics, ETC., which haye made
the Manual immensely popular, it will con
tain all the Public Laws enacted by the late
Legislature, conveniently arranged, includ-
ing
The General School Law.
Tile Revenue Law.
The Militia Law.
The Court Laws.
The Exemption Law, etc.
ALSO,
The Constitution Of Mississippi.
The Constitution of the United States.
Revised Rules OF the Supreme Court.
Rnles for Chancery Practice, adopted by
the late Convention Of Chancellors.
n NpIl pItlt DlINClOIg VI Liit NiiChtb anu
Chancery Courts, showing when and where
held, names of officers, etc.
The Public Road Laws of Mississippi as
now in force.
Railroad stations and Post Offices in the
State.
A complete roster of the Public officers
and Institutions and Courts of Mississippi.
Fees and Salaries Of Public Officers.
Election and Population statistics.
Also, Miscellaneous information valuable
to Lawyers. Clerks. Merchants, Planters
and the people generally.
We had hoped to be able to sell the work
for 81 80 per copy, as heretofore announc-
ed, but it has grown to such an extent in
oar efforts TO make it complete, that IL can
not possibly be sold at less than 81 90 per
copy. 1t viii contain nearly $50 pages, and
will be substantially bound. Sene post
paid, on receipt of the price, or by Express,
c. o. ID.
POWER & BARKsDALE,
JACKSON, MISS.
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ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.
DIR. j. o. WHARTON, PREsIpENl

F.ce-P Presidents.
JAS. NJ. WEssoN, for State at Large.
THos. y. HELM, c. NJ. Walden, CT. BOND.
VI. W. PHILIPS, JOHN HANDY, P.H.sAYERY.
THos. RRED, GEO. BARNES, H.MUsGKovE
W. A. CRAMPLIN, Il. Il. IRBY, w.s.SUGENT
A. 8. HUMPHREYS.
Treasurer-JosHUA GREEN.
Secretary l.. POWER.
BOARD OF DIRKCTORs-Wm. b. Taylor
Thos Green, III. NJ. Taylor, |. Strauss, j. l..
Power, VIM. L. Withers, l.. + Montgomery,
j. ). Hoskins. John Robinson.
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STEAM ENGINE FOrs SALE.

VNHE ENGINE which. will be used to drive
Il the Machinery which may be on exhibition
At Stale Fair viii be for Sale al the close Of
Fair. 1t is l2X20 Stationary and Boiler
Portable 8 it. Hue, "a IT, fire box, A. in diam
eter, with pumps, steam guage and whistle
complete. Apply to Engineer at Fair
Grounds, or to
j. L. POWER,
sept23-f. Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-29

In the tesmony before the Commissioner
OF Patents, the witnesses. well qualified from
observation and experience. directed his
especial attention TO the simplicity of the
Wheeler & Wilson Machine, ond its conse-
quent freedom fe-n wear and need of re-
pairs.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

No article of Needle Work or Embroidery.
whether by hand OF sewing machine, can
be entered for competition. TO which has
heretofore been awarded Premium by this
Association.
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The Directory hare resolved, that for the
merit FAIR, there sciH be No Charge for
the admission Of ANY ARTICLE or ANIMAL en-
tered for competition.
Exhibitors and visitors generally will pay
the prescribed gate fees only.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.

There will be Grand Tournament du-
ring the FAIR
Flowing Matches will be arranged. for
which grounds will be prepared. Entrance
open 10 horses and mules.
Special and Liberal Purses will
be provided
For the fastest Running Horse, Mare or
Gelding. best two in three mile heats.
For the fastest Trotting Horse, Mare or
Gelding. best two in three. mile heats.
For the fastest Pacing Horse, Mare or Gel
ding, beat two in three, mile heats.
For the best four mile Horse, Mare or
Geiding, running.
The jackson Fire Department
will have Grand Display and Trial of En-
gines.
Arrang ements have been made Tor a
Grind Indian Ball Play. on Thurs
day, 9th, with War Songs aud Dances at
night.
a Oily BULLETIN will be published dur
ing Fair Week, announcing Programme
from day to day.
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Va AR RHED,

At the Presbyterian Church in this city,
on tuesday morning. sept. y, by Rev. {.
Johnson. Mr.. l. II. HEaPHILL aud Miss
ID. A MCGOWAN. all OF Kinds county.
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"SPALD.EG's GLUE" handy about the
house, mends everything.
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"Barrctt's'' harmless as water.

CENT 5 SLIPPERS.

MI I. Cummings, ofJackson, offers as pre-
-'oal Tor the best pair Gents Slippers, worked
!. canvass, with worsted, by a Missippi young
~ pair of Borze Button-Gaiters, to be
.-'s to nj the lady to whom premium shall be
aTaried.
BEST EAR OF CORN.
T.. -. ueo Lemon, of Jackson, offers FIVE dol
''FFthe largest and best ear of corn, Missis-
app growth, 1870.
D e1iums are also invited for the largest
a, pam, the largest Sweet Potato, the larg-
v, MP, and the largest head of Cabbage.
'ao will offer?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-29

The population of Warren county Is AZ
log. OF which II, 2s4 are enumerated in Vicks-
burg.
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Mississippi State Fafr--Tramsp0r-
f9tion Arrangement,

The following Railroad Companies have
kindly consented to pass visitors, and articles
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HAIR
RESTORATIVE.

I'VE Hair restored naturally to its ORIGINAL
L color, prevented from falling uuf If.
growth increased, and boz sonness aud beauty
multiplied.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
REStORER.
koops the head Glenn. eoui ana btalfbv. rr-
moves ail diseases OF tho scaIp4 keeps % Irre
from Dandruh, prevents irritation usd itching
and is an excellent remedy l0I nervous and
other forms of headache.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RE-TOEEE.
b. not dye, bat restores gray hbir 20 i.s orig.
maj color n.y. "a plying Ibr capillary HN.a
WIN natural saa nnrc. Which HIIy 900. D. hH4
Initiated from ci.rcr age 81 u.rIt.. AII .n-
stuutnucous Han Dyes ur, r1mI POSED u. I.uHr
costic, destroying fhr yIt1ifs fuI ulIt uf
The hair and afford 0l flrm#..Fa. u..Hl.a..Ue.
bur On the contrary make 'bo hHT IuIH. auI
wry.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RESTORER
not only actually rencws tLe hnir aui restores
the natural color w natural meaua. but it Ima
parts 10 b. "a luxuriHut beauty which if can ufa
tain BY no other method.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
REsTORER
In addition 20 It, many useful qualities ia eIa-
ganly perfiuned aud IH entirely free from
grcasine-s and sieklncsg so that tho hue.t
linen fabric is not spoiled or oven STAINED by
JIG use. II contains poison 90 Bin che haIr
bur under iis continued use. Improvement D.
steadily manifested and it never mli8 t9 aIFa.
the best satisfaction.
MANSFIELD d UIGBEE,
MEMPHIS, ................ ... .........I Esyt
sole Proprietor.
For sale In JACKSON by
n. l.. AHu.
And BUCK a. BAILEY
May ~, 1870 wCm
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MACHINERY FOR THE FAIR.-The house Of
Messrs. owens, Lane, Dyer 81 Co., Hamilton
Ohio. are shipping two carloads of ma
chnery for exhibition at our State Fair
In letter they say; 1--WE expect to be on
hand about the 10th or 18th of October, to
put machinery IN position"
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POPULATION OF LINCOLN CoUNTY.-Total
1907. White males over q, 1854; colored
males over 81, IA; white males who are
qualified electors 100; colored males who
are qualified electors, IA. The population
Of Brookhaven is 1914.
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nI~sISsIPrE STATE FAIR.

SToCKHoLDER's TICKETs.-Article III. Of the
Constitution provides that the payment of Fifty
Dollars stall constitute any person a Stock
loldei. who shall have the privilege. with hi
Gmi!y. (himself, wife and minor children con
stitutng his family,) 10 attend all the Pairs
hat may hereafter be held, and exhibiting any
article, stock, etc, free OF charge.
Season, Family and Stockholders Tickets
may be procured in advance Of the Pair, on
application 10 the Secretary.
Single admission tickets at the gate during
each day Of the Fair.
Visitors are requested 10 provide themselves
with change.
Public Hacks will be charged SO for each
days admission 10 the grounds.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
j. L. POWER, Secretary.
Jackson, Aug. CO. lS70.tf
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Assets fir r.
der q q
Of f.. f
Ing Ola the
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DR. J. o. Wharton, President of the Associa-
ton. offers a cash premium of Twenty Dollars,
for the best fulI-size Gents Shirt to be made
plain, (that is without embroidery, puffs or
ruffes but of first class material, cuffs with
two button-holes in each. collar separate, l511
a Mississippi lady, married or single, after
the publication Of this notice-the party offer
ing the prize reserving the right to purchase
the Premium Shirt, at . liberal price. P. s.
Shirts may be made of linen or domestic, but
must not be done up.
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In addition to the Premiums in pamphlet
Catalogue, the following have already been
offered. The friends of the Fair, who may
wish to add to this list, are requested to no
tify the Secretary, who will give due pub
licity.
The State Fair Association will give the
following
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M o u Nd CIT Y

Company l..r.
Upon Policy RESTRICTION
Europe an after Ono ANNA
l. nowlo Ia Itsucv
~ ufI
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Home Once, aIs North mira strcc1. NJ

The Insurance Reports show MOUND CITY has
The MOUND CITY, Policy $500 saur,
@ Kentucky elO ara
large .cg
wi tH tlrrl utt. HI MOI
ire iicntca
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Mr.. Austin Nicely, of Rankin county, offers
4 cash premium of Ten Dollars for the best
pair of Gents Slippers embroidered in silk
or cheneille, on black broadcloth or e4ssi-
mere. By Mississippi lady.
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CALICO QUILT By A GIRL

Mr.. Jas. s. Barfeld, of Jackson, offers
pure Silver Cup for the best Calico Patch
work Quilt, TO be made by Girl under four
teen years of age. Quilt to be Of usual size.
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L. F. Montgomery, Esq, of Madison Station,
offers Eve dollars cash premium for the best
two-horse Pillow; FIVE dollars for the best
one-horse Plow; and five dollars for the best
Plow and Scraper attached-alI wrought
iron steel Mississippi made, 10 be exhib-
tied at State Fair
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I'VE Hair restored naturally t0 Its ORIGINAL
L color, prevented from falling uut If.
growth Increased, and Boz sottuess hud beauty
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-29

Col. G. A. Brougher, of Jackson, offers q
cash premium of ten dollars for the best
pair of Gents Pants, the same to be cut and
made by Mississippi Lady, and may be made
either by sewing machine or hand. Compel
itors to select cloth at discretion
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

J. L. POWER, President.
Acting Secretary.
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Col. ]. u. Wssson offers bale Wool Knitting /
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-11-25

Sum marry, they can't tell why, and live,
they can't tell how.
Almos' everybody gets married, and it is
good joke
Sum marry in haste, and then sit down
and think it carefully over.
Sum think it over carefully fust, and then
set down and marry.
Both ways arc right, if they hit tue mark
Sum marry rakes tew convert them
This IL a little risky, and takes smart mis-
sonary to do it,
Sum marry coquetts. This liz like buy
ing poor farm, heavily mortgaged, and
working the ballence ov yure days to clear
oph the mortgages.
But, after all, married life IL full as GER
tain as the dry goods Dizziness.
No man kan swear exactly whar he viii
fetch up when he touches calico
Kno man kan tell jist what calico has
made up its mind tew do next.
| Calico don't know even herself.
Dry goods ov all kinds IL the child o1
circumstances.
The man who stands on the bank shiver
NY anu oassent, is Hlofe apb 10 keicn COLO
than him Who pitches hiz he'd fust into the
river.
If emmy boldly asks you viii you got mar
ried (if it needs be- tell him gu don't recoz-
Text.
Marriage liz a safe way tew gamble-il
" win, va win a pile, and if yu loze, yu
don't loze amy thikg, only the privilege Of
living dismally alone and soaking yure own
feet.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-11-25

I To MARR1AaEABLE G1RLs--If mar
wipes his feet on the doormat before coming
in the room, you may be sure he will make
coed domestic husband If man, in
snuffng the cendle, puts it out, you may be
sure he will make a stupid husband If a
man puts a pocket handkerchief Oh his
knees while taking tea, you may be sure he
will make prudent husband In the same
way, always mistrust the man who will not
take the last piece Of toast, but prefers wait
ING for the next warm batch it IS not IN
likely that he will make a greedy and very
selfish husband, with whom you will enjoy
no brown" at dinner, no crust at tea, NO
peace whatever at home. The man, my
dears, who wears goloshcs and is careful
about wrapping himself up before venturing
into the night air, not untrequently makes a
good invalid husband, he mostly stops a,
home, and is easily comforted with slops.--
The man who watches the kettle and pre-
vents its boilingover will not fail, my dears,
in his married state in exc rcising the same
care in always keeping the pot boiling. The
man who does not take tea, i'll treats cats,
takes snuff, stands with his back to the fire
is brute whom l would not advise you
my dears to marry upon any consideration
either for love OF money but most decided
ly not for love- But the man who, when tea
is over, is discovered to have had none is
sure to make good husband. Patience
like his deserves being rewarded with the
best Of wives and the best Of mothers In law
My dears, when you meet With such man
do your utmost to marry him. In the sever
est winter he would not mind going to bee
fret
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-11-25
Josh Billings ON Marriage.

Sum marry bekauze they have been
highsted sum whar else q: this ia cross
match bay and sorrel pride makes it
enaurabie.
Sum marry for love without cent in
their pocket nor friend in the world, nor a
drop of pedigree. This looks desperate,
but 1t IS the strength Of the game.
Sum marry bckauze they think wimmin
will be scarce next year, and live to wonder
how the crop holds out.
Sum marry to get rid OF themselves, and
discover that the game vas one that two
Can play at, and neither win.
Sum marry the second time to get even,
aud find it gambling game the moe they
put down the less they take up.
Sum marry to be happy, and not finding
it, wonder where all the happiness goes to
when it dies.