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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-04

@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
NA-C0URT OF COMMON PLEAS, SECOND CIR.
CUT, BEAUFORT COUNTY.-EDMUND MARTIN,
Plaintiff, against THOMAS F. DRAYTON, Defend
ant-To THOMAS F. DRAYTON, Defendant above
named: You are hereb! summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this action, which Is
THIS DAY flied In the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas for the County aforesaid,
at Beaufort, In the State aforesaid. and serve
copy Of your answer on the subscribers, at their
ofice at Glllisonyille, in the County and State
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF SER
vice. Ifyou fail to answer the complaint within
that time the plaintiff will take judgment against
you for The sum OF Nine Hundred and Forty Dol
lars and Six Cents with interest thereon from the
Goth day Of June, 1861, and costs and disbdrse-
ments.
June "A, 1870. DAvANT,
plotntifY1o attornaro
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@rCONvINCING TESTIMONY OF A
WELL KNOWN SURGEON DENTIST OF SAvAS.
NAH.-MEssRs. A. A. SoLoxoSs Co. Gentle.
mea-It affords me great pleasure to add my tes.
timony to the many hundreds you have. with ref
erence to the invaluable tonic properties OF your
BITTERS.
After suffering intensely for some time with en-
treme pros!ration, complete loss OF appetite. aud
the most violent abdominal paln determined TO
try your Dltters. II very soon established the
most perfect reaction. My pain entirely ceased,
and my strength, appetite and relish for food re-
turned In surprisingly short time. I therefore
regard sOLoMONS'S BITTERS as decidedly the
most excellent strengthening tonic have ever
tried. Respectfully, &c.,
augo-tuthss H. J. ROYAL.
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ne ATL ANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY
OF CHARLESTON, S. C-CHARLEsToS, s. c.,
AUGUST l. ls7o.-In accordance With resolution
of the Board of Directors. TWENTY PEE Gent
OF the Ca pital Stock OF this Company Is hereby
called for, payable at the Treasurer's Once,
Browns Wharf, on or before 10Th instant.
F. J. PELZER.
auc2-tuthm3 Treasurer.
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To THOMAS F. DRAYTON: Take notice that
the summons in this action, Of which the fore
going Is copy, was fled In the office OF the Clerk
OF the Court OF Common Pleas, at Beaufort, in the
County OF Beaufort. in the State of South Carroll.
mn, On the oath day OF June. 1916.
DAvANT.
Hjun30-th6+ Plaintiffs At.orneysl
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Hotel Arriv.ls-August 3.
PAVILION HOTEL.

@ Nelson and wife, Richmond; a. G. Ian
caster. Wadmalaw; D. E. Gordon, Williams
t1rp. r. Nettles, j. 8. Foster, Northeastern
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@-THE FACULTY OF WASHINGTON
COLLEGE. VA, will appoint, on September lst,
1870, Gentleman TO take charge OF the BUS!-
NESS SCHOOL In that Institution. Salary from
$3.50 to $1,000.
Applicants wi!baddress their communications
to ]. N. LEECH, Clerk Of Faculty, Lexington, Va.
auco-tuthS
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@ FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate OF the late
JAMES S. BOWIE OF Charleston, S. c., will rem
der attested statements Of the same at the Office
OF PORTER & CONNER, Attorneys, Broad street.
on or before the lst day OF September next. other
wise they Will be debarrei payment; and all per.
sons Indebted to the Estate will make payment to
the same Attorneys. L. BOWIE,
InlEol-thm6 ADMINISTRATOR
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CHARLESTON HOTEL

W. L. Dawson, Summervillei G. d. CONS
South Carolina; J. Bulloch, Baitlmore; I. O.
Farmer, Edlsto.
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ns-ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PRISONS
having demands against the Estate Of ETTSEL l..
ADAMS, deceased, will present them properly
proven within the time prescribed by law; and
those indebted TO the said Estate will make pay.
men, TO the undersigned, at Society Hill, S. G.
ETTSEL ADAMS,
julya2-tl4 Qualified Executor.
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DrsoRpEnLE.- -sihonsRicharason, Peter Har-
r!ngton, Edward Wright, George Howard, P.
F. wltte, y. a. iMarce, Caesar seabrook, Eholph
Johnsony John Moran, Noble Rivers Carrie
Rivers, Elvira Harrington, Nancy Green and
David Dickersol were arrested for keeping
-dsprderly houses. The six last were fined five
dollars each.
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CRY RAILwAY.-At the eastern, entrance Of
5 Calhoun street into Kingrthe south track of the
City Railway is several inches above the level,
and quite an Inconvenience to carts, drays and
other vehicles having reason to crossi 1t. 1t
would require bat q, very slight expenditure
to set It to rights. This should be looked after
at once.
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MBRcrFUL LAws.--Mr. J. B. Wright, of this
city. was shot through the arm on Monday
night by one Robert Scott, mot the Governor.}
Scott was arrested, and upon pleading that he
had made a1mistake in shooting Mr.. Wright, was
released. Likewise, burglar was arrested
day or two ago, and because he had not time
to lake anything before his arrest, was also
set free.
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coUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
E@HB

GENERAL sUPERlNTESurAi: csFICE,I
CHARLESTON. :. Z. -: IL, 1870. !
On and after Sr-daJ. Nav eth. the Passenger
Trains upon .lc Soi:! :;a:t-oa RAILROAD VIII run
fnf1a
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

Grand Trunk Railroads.&c. the railroads in
the country during the Saratoga season.
How to Deveope the Imag the
dellrium tremenS.
Nine-tenths of the champagne drank in
America was originally cider.
working for dear life is defined to bs
making clothes for the baby
The reason there are so many muttonhsads
in existence is because such a number of chill
dren are perfect lambs"
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

SCBPENA HIM-The late Jeremiah Mason
was once engaged in a famous trial, in which
some good Methodist brethren were concerned.
One morning. when the court opened, an over
z alou> friend Of hi> eli, nj came to him. and in
a solemn whisper said Mr. Mason, had
vision last night Gabriel appeared to me and
mistake about it, Very well, said the
man of law. not so much as lifting his huge
head from over the tatle on which he was
writing, very we'll; better have Gabriel sub
pened immediately
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

An Arkansas paper tells Of genius who
conceived that monkeys would on account of
their nmble fingers, make splendid cotton
picker> with little training, and further cal
cuIated that one good hand could manage
ab ,nt ten mehkcy>, and the expense of cotton
picking lie reduced to a minimum. When
the experiment was tried, however, it was
found that instead of one good hand being
able to manage ten monkeys, it required about
ten good hands to one monkey.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

A woman travelling on the cars saw man in
front Of her put his head out Of the window.
and asked him if he wonldn't keep his head
in. as she had new silk dress on, and she
didn't want it spattered up with brains and
Surh StuH
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MISce//U ~ z o IL S.
Sharp Work.

Returning latey To London from a town in
the extreme nuIth of England, | entered u
compartment Ot second c,a~S railway c'rrI-
riugr, in which the only occupant was an elderly
gentcInLn ~ d, lcAIe Meath, aud who, judging
from his appearance, had MOI lsHg esca ped from
his sick ROOM. We we,e SO ~ joined hy two
young men, one lad scarcely twenty, rather
fashonahy dressed, and the other some ten
years Older, aud evidently sou OF c amy Sc0t
land. 1he bell had ruMg, aud the tain was
just ready to start, when three other persons
whom | had notice lOIterlng nn the platform,
jumped hastily In aud took their seaIs All
three were near the middle age, aud two of
them, whose garb indicated that they we're
sporting charaS, ers, had that 6LdSe Il ok which
Juvenile gents often assume, as II II wste
something to he proud Of, while those with
whom il L. the natural aud settled expression,
often at iucUn>lG IRA bile pains To Get rid OF
il. The thlrd seemed to be n gentleman iHrm
er, though 1t wa soon made apparent that his
only calm to be 30 considered lay in the COS
tune he had adopted.
The sky was dul aud cloudy, and OCCASION
/ ally Sma Spults oil rain came down, veIling
the distant landscape from view. few COM
monplace remarks '"ere exchanged relative tO
the weather. and ,ble attempt was made to
get up a conversation on the subject OF current
politics, hut it would not do, aud for IA who 9
hour We rode on in silence, save for the noise
OF the rushing train, and u long drawn yawn OF
two admirably given by the farmer looking
gentleman. Iheu We stopped at "a station fuI
minute or so to take in whtrr, Ds | under
stood, for the next run, which would be 0f ne'l
two hours continuance. We had scarcely goI
the steam fairly up sgain when one OF the
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

A marriage in high life was broken off in
Terre Haute. Ind, the other day, simply be-
cause the prospective bridegroom. in examia-
ing the family Bible, found the would be bride
nine years older than the endorsement of her
mother called for
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A DIsApPoINrMENr.- A Main paper relates

A DIsAPPoINTMENT.-A Main paper relates
the following
Judge B., of New Hampshire, was soci-
able man on the bench, and was noted for
claiming acquaintance with any whose appear
ance happened to please him. Entering a
crowded car on the Boston aud Maine ruad the
other day. his honor found the only unoccupied
seat to he by the side OF Smarlly dressed and
rather gond-looking young woman. Ascertain
irg that the seat was not engaged, the Judge
settled himself comfortably in it, and turning
with his accustomed bland, tatherly smile to
his fair companion, said:
"' Your face seems familiar to me, my
dear; think | must know you
SO should think you might said the un-
known, in a hoarse, whisky, contralto voice.
turning vindctive pair of eyes on the aston.
ished judge; should think you might you sent
me to the house OF correction for thIee months
last winter, you old scoundrel.'
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

The editor of a paper in Nebraska who
offered ii premium for the largest water melon
lett at his office. has been supplying the Oma-
ha market with those vegetables all summer,
besides boarding his hands on the fruit.
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POet1'V.
WHAT l SAW IN A DREAM

A wreck Of man on the sidewalk.
CurslrR the passer-by,
A roue in tho psrl"r opposite.
Urging maiden 70 hy;
A landlord around with posse.
A tenant hegginR for time;
thief with IN officer chatterinK.
And Chaprls vesper chime.
ons-leggsd soldier with organ.
Grinding fcr pennies and breai,
A mill nnalre rolling in diamonds.
parent with grirf-bnwed head
A boothlackA crv round the corner.
A lady in jewels rare.
A bpygAr child sweeping the crOss-wAlk.
with feet 10th dirty aud bare.
Judge clad in soft robes nf ermue.
A criminal pale in the dock.
An old mnjhrr waiug in anguish.
broker in p"ctiux his stock;
A Avagiant with twins at hrI BOSOM
FIJI type of misery's lot
fond witt. with auErl-like meeknsGs.
DrvOting her lite to a sOt.
poor widow, mourning and toilinK.
With nauSht but an honest name;
A wanton, IN powder and laces.
Boldly proclalminE her shame;
A" Dives Ia hne purple and linen,
A" Lazarus sick at the gate
The one w0rships GOd IN huvel,
The other IN velvet and state.
pastor and priest, each maintaining
That theirs is the only true creed;
Amurdrrer Staying his Nictim,
with ne to stay the dark deed;
nation array-d against nation,
million Of bAyOnets CLEAN.
A battle field blood. shrirks and wounded
wake aud thus ended INV dream!
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

In East Tennessee, the other day, an old
lady waved red flag till a train stopped, and
then asked the conductor if her daug ghter
Sally was aboard. The language used BY that
conductor in reply Is described as terrible.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

1t is said that smart woman has been en-
gagged, at Nashua, ~ H., for some time past,
in selling several hundred dollars worth Of mo-
la-ses and water as valuable chemical nix-
ture for the removal of warts, pimples, corns,
nd tuolas
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

Lady Yarmouth asked Gnrrick one day why
love was always represented as a child. He
replied, Because love never reaches the age
of wi.dom aud experience.
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VIII UE NO S2I

he was weak rmuugn I" Uurot Int" passion of
tears. This reliev, him in some degree, and
by way OF apolOglzIug Tor his weakness he
began to say that he would not have car-d so
much for the os> OF his money, but that the
watch was a present from his mother, now
dead, and that he valued it far beyond its
worth, thc ugh it hid cast nOre than double
the sum he had received for it.
=" ell SAID the man who had advanced the
money, you II have the watch again, il you
chnost. Send any friend you like 10 my ad-
dress in Birmingham, or ceme yourself with
the sixteen pounds and will return you the
watch and chain at the same time he hand
ed his card TO the lad, who seemed consoled
with the idea OF recovering his muther's pres
ent. Whether he did ever recover it cannot
say, but looking 10 the fact that the trinket
was certainly worth much more than the SUN
| advanced upon 1t, the probabilities are against
his ever having done 90. AS we approached
the next station the poor lad drew his port
manteau from beneath his seat, and announced
rather giuomy his intention OF returning home
| by the next train, since it would be no use 60
ing on without money. We lost him when the
train stopped aud we lost also the elderly in-
valid, who made al, haste in transferring HIM
self to another carriage. The fellow who had
played the bully also relieved US Of his com pa
ny, though he must have travel on by the
same train, as he turned up again on our arri-
val in the afternoon at Euston Square.
When the train moved on again the Scotch
man thought fit to take the conIedcrates TO
task fer th.ir cruelty to the lad, who had left
us, i'll vic,imzing him to the extent that they
had. My dear sir, soid tie chief perfor-
: mer, speaking with an junction that was quite
) ediiying, you may dep-nd upon it, this meru
ing ) work Is the very best thing that could
have happened to the young man. He is im
: m"nsely concled, as You must have noticed
3 and it will take the cnnceit out of him If b,
had taken the advice you were good enough L
+ offer him, he would have saved his money anC
e his watch, and he might now he enjoying hi
!, holiday instead ei returning home penniess
/ Another time he will remember the lesson 0
e to-day, and will not despi>e the advice of
y friend. Will you take cigar?'
u The profered courtesy was declined, the can
ME north counlryman evid, nt!y not reishin
e the interchange of civilitics with profesSo
k who inculc4ted morality by rule of thumb.
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j. n. SlkGM s, M. o,
PRACTICAL ORGANIC CHEMIST,
No. 1O7 Market st,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Philadelphia deIoi. johnson. Holloway q Cowden.
6O2 Arch Street.
Ral,imor. depot. s. s. IIance. IOs Baltimore street
For sale by Medicine dealers generally. jelblY
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

By virtue Of an order u, t',r Orphans Couu Of The
Stale q. Ue,awate aud Tor htni OuutI VIII he
expOsed 1" PuhlIc A"cII"n Vrndue Iu the highest
aud hest bidder "r "'idrr- I"' 'nr S"me on
Thursday, 18th Of November Next,
Al :. IN hu,Irs r. - ell
~ i've town u Sm, ruu IN TIA, County a Stale nIore.
sid the IO,iUwIns descGIUc~ RrdI Estate 10 VII:
s~S=sm No IA tarm IrIcI VI land being the
ENIt IIunle Farm u the decreased situated IN tuck
EM lV Creek huudreI, krhI Omnit anu SIHie
Dc.. ~arr. bound. ny ,"ndH UI john " Drnney by
The STATE Road H. IN power u Sm!r-a iI"h> ckets
MII property. lands Oi JoI,aihnu Brown oiheTs,
and cui,IuInIng auI hundred Acres more less
No. a lam OF ITaCI land SIIuaItd III kcnIUn
hundred. county uHd StaIt dI"rr>HId, DUUuueu by
lands at Itenry Gcrket. lands Ut ChH'les brUwn aud
landSoI Uthers containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIATV
ACRES ar irss
M 4 Iutm ur Irnct Oi land situated IN Duo
Creek hundred county aud Slate sIOtesad to Inurd
by lands ut IIuVIu isaac sutton. john NJ.
EOshi 70 and Jnnn " UlHms CuUIuInlng One huudred
| Acres more vi less.
n" 4 \ 10, parcel OF land situated IN Dnck
CreSk hundred. county md Slate aInTcsHd ma sTk ed
Oh plot plan Ut tots made Tor Jhmrl W. Spfuance
returned III the Krcurntr'S Uii' No SO
having IrIui on OnI ilnl ANe"ue vi % Ieel, ahd
| running back lou IteI
ing an ,he Rrul Estate of Issac Register. de,
ceased and Will he sold IL" The pay mtn OI hI, uehS
Iree AMI discharged from ihe frghI oI dUwer vi hI'
| widow therein
AItendence will be gwen and terms made knuwI
hJ Pr. FR COLLINS AumInIstTsIu. vi sad Ue
ceased, Ot his aII"tney T Unegys s,Esq
BY order "I The UnTI.
AmH. A J. TAYLOR. Clerk
| Dover October 4lh $50
| T. RMS.-Ten per crnI OF the purChase money o
No. l. and fifteen per ceui ut he other nhIuhers mIs
be paId serure. the day uISHe aud The 'sId "
thereof the first day "i the next OrVIhIS nurI
Kent cOunII. to he heidi al DONeT. the 2oih day Il
March nex the saId uer enag+ viii hr frTItInd u
cIse the Other moi complied wuh nIherW Ii
10 be ueaIed AS ,,au ui the purchase money.
PETER ). COLLINS AdTInIs.raI0r
u address. Smy Tna, Del
Jos g o. HARRINGTnN AucIInneeT.
pJ SPECIAL NUTICE All The ab0Ve describe
lands aTt Wy Naiuahit hut No Isa very OHm
traCt beIng sIIunIPd wIhIn three mIies Oi Smy Tni
IwO Ui rat"ad station at Breut"rd aud rlOse ny II
, hest hatIgaIun south OF Wilmington. The huidtnl
nnd Improvements al the best RrIsI mIII III
I"ns II. aud -chDus nnH churches are "n every ham
| The saIuhtuy ui the IucHi.un can he ascPrianFd
:. mquIrIng Oi th'He WIN r,sIde ~ the neghbIThOu
t)uI fDOttrdS u he lIrCn money OF any tr'ct
he paya"e On the 2HIh nI Mar IpX the oiher al
h,Td viii b. ui0n credit d' rnP The WhOLe litetI'
uI The widow % the deceased. Ia he secured hy Il
bond ami murIg4Re ui The purchaser, with surely
require d b. the Orphans CuurI
". B.-Nn. wIII he dIvIiei with referense 10 u
sAe-tne roni from lie Slate road 10 BreniOrd 10
IN The dIvI.iIng line.
~ J-PloIs o all ihe numbers will he exhibited nj 4
sale COLLINS.
OcIl2ts AdnmisITRtnr
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

Deposits Of money received on interest during
the hours al every day, subject To draft al
sight or payahir at time agreed upon as may be
desired By the drpnsII"r.
Persons depnstug Nth us can give checks in the
samr manner as upon Banks winch will be paid
when presented.
We buv, sell and exchange all issues of Govern
mrut Bonds at CURRENT III rkeI pricts We huy,
sell and collect gold aud curremc cnnpnns. We
execute orders f'r the purchtse anj sale of gid,
aud all kInd. nf stocks aud hunds c. mnssI"n.
| Drafts on Foreign ComntIIes drawn payable IN
the gold coin Of the country upon which they are
drawn.
u Collections made in all parts OF the United
STATES, C,uAda aud Europe
| Correspondence prnIaplly attended to.
JOHN WcLEAES 81 son.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
Administrators Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

Situate III DuUk cree h hLhdrt q. krnt County and
SIaIe delaware.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

By virtue Of order the Orphans COuu Of the
SIuIe o. Ue,awate III aud Tor ktnI OuuI, VIII he
xposed l." PuhIIc A"cII"n q. Vrndue Iu the highest
and hrsL hIdntF or nltinrr. Imr IiIr same Oh
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
Thursday, 18th Of November Nez

A Z - the hu,e' ~ hu,Ies b. t"I - el
Im I've town vi Smy TIA, County SIHIe HOre
s,Id the IOhUwIns desCIIUc~ RrdI Estate 10 VII:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-09
A Hero Of Eleven Divorces.
From the Akrnn lOhi.

From the Akron (Ohio) Times.
On the llth OF April, 1866, Samuel Les
lie was married at Wooster to young ladv
twenty>tour years of age, Samuel having
reached the mature age of ffty-seven. He
possessed teu wives before this, each of
whom had obtained divorces from him
She had known him but from the Sth of
March to the llth of April, bu, he had
money; and she laid all the blame upon his
former wives and gave him her young and
virgin heart. She lived with him but a
short time when she discovered that he
was common drunkard, and he commenc-
ed to display his affection for her by hitting
her over the head with shovel, throwipc Q
bolllng water at her, driving her out Of
doors p. the head of night, and other such
ret acts as were not very pleasant, TO say
the least. She applied for divorce, br,
he pleaded so Va TIy and made her So
many promises that she Withdrew her ap.
phcatlon, but lie soon afterwards renewed
his former course and she again made ap-
Ilcation. This time the suit was prose-
cuted, and on Saturday Judge Boyuton
gave her the divorce and $1,000 alimony.
IhlS was the eleventh divorce suit that has
been brought against him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-09

ln company one evening, when the sing
w Guild | were a boy again. was called
Tor, gray headed ''old boy discoursed
fphS: ~v-.- :, ------,
mumps; to get licked by bigger boys and
scoided by other brothers to stub toes
to slip up on the ice; ; to do chores to get
your ears boxed to get whaled by thick
headed school master to be made to stand
up as the Ounce for the amusement Of the
whole school and tell you how miserable,
weak, and stupid you were when you were
born, and to ask you what would have be
come Of you a. that interesting time IN life
if your parents had not been SO patient
with and 50 kind to you to eat at the
seconu table when company comes; to set
out cabbage plants and thin corn because
! you are little, and consequently it wouldn't t
| make your back ache so much to be made
to 60 to school when you don't want to to
! lose your marbles to have your sled brok-
en- ; to get hit IN the eyes with frozen ap-
pies and soggy..snow balls to cut your fin
ger; lose your knife to have hole in the
seat of your only pair Of pants when your
pretty cousin from the city comes to see
you to be called coward at school if you
fight at school; to be struck after little
Siti anu GdEC UOl tcil ici " HdNc bog
too big for you to lick to tell you that your
sweetheart sqUints to have your sweet
heart cut you dead and affiliate with that
boy John Smith, whom you hate particu-
larly because he set your nose out OF JOINT
the week before to be made to go to bed
when you know you amt a bit sleepy; tc
have no fre,crackers on the Fourth o.
July, no skates on Christmas to want :
piece of bread and butter with honey anC
get your ears pulled; to be kept from tht
circus when it comes to town and when al
other boys go to get run by bull dogs TO
trying to nip water melons; to have tn
, cracker rash, catech;sm, stone bruises t.
be called up to kiss old women that yisi
, your mother; to be scolded because yo'
like Maggie Love better than your owl
, sister to be told Of scorching time ittl
boys will have who tell lies, and are no
like George Washington to catch your bi
/ brother kissing the pretty school ma am o
, the sly, and wish you were big so you coul
, kiss her, too, and-and d-why who d be
boy again