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SPAIN.
MoNTPRNsIER IN CONFERENCE WITH PRIM AND
TOPETE-THE SLAVE TRADE.
TnesdaY. Eeh il. $50.


TOPETE-THE SLAVE TRADE.
MADRID, Tuesday. Feb -, 1870.
The Duke of Montpensier has arrived here, and Is
already in intimate communication with Gen. Prim.
lie has had long interviews both with Prim and
Admiral Topete. These circumstances cause much
comment.
During the sessions Of the Cortes yesterday the
Government was nterpellated as to the urgency OF
the revision of the treaty with England the slave
trade, slavery being now rejected by the national
conscience and the right Of search which that treaty
gave TO England leading 10 veXaiOus interference
with the Spanish share of the rich commerce with
Africa. Senior Silvea the Minister of State, replied
that by the treaty England paid two millions OF dol
lars for the right of search, it was fair bargain
but the Government would invite England to revise
the treaty. as Spain wOuld no longer counenance or
allow the importation of negroes.
MONTPENsIER's INCOGNITo - HIS JOURNEY TO
LONDON.
The Duke of MOntpensier viii leave Madrid To-
day During his visit here he desired 10 remain
incognito but his presence known throughout the
city 1t is reported that he will proceed to London.
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ROME.

sCHISM BETWEEN THE ARMENIANS AND ROME
OVERTHROW OF THEIR PATRIARCH
ROME, via Paris, Tuesday, Feb. 49, 1870
Advices from Constantinople represent that the
Armenians, by large majority. have decided not to
recognize the authority of their Patriarch for the
reason that he is too feeble to resist the encroach-
ments of the Pope of Rome the rights of Eastern
Catholics The Turkish Government is disposed to
support the Armenians in this resolution. and fears
are entertained of schism between them and Rome.
PROTEST AGAINST THE SYLLABUS.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1870
The Free Press confirms the report that the protest
of Austria and other Catholic Powers against the
Papal Syllabus has been transmitted to Rome.
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ANOTHER PEABODY FUNERAL.

BosroN, Feb 15.-lt may not be generally
suowp that there are two Peabody Institutes In this
ton one in the town of Peabody. which was last week
brought prominently 10 notice, aud another III the town
OF Danvers The latter was built by Mr. PEABODY 70
oommodate those who lived too Tar away ron' Tue his
.n,,ooss N ,nioy its benefits without great neonvepi
.. Tba c,t,xens of panvere arranged 10 have com
this the Institute there
there was very large attendance, inc suusce, III,
music 6y the united cors OF tho town. prayer by the
Rev George j. Sanger scrpaFai reading by the Kew .
Evans and tho delivery Of eniogy BY the Rev. James
Fleteher constituted the service.
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l6. 1870

Parliament must soon yield to the prayer of such
petition, truly saying that it needed only dozen
resoute to press the subject 1t Hooks as If moro
than the dozen could readily be found and that the
Empire is almost ready to enter anew upon broad
plan of colonization; only, instead of annexing it
will adopt the wiser policy of peoplng and improv-
ing the lands it already possesses. G.w.s.
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PARAGUAY.
ENGAGEMENT AT RIO VERDE.

ENGAGEMENT At NTO NEItDf'
LISBON. Tuesday. Feb. -, 1870.
Rio Janeiro journals contain accounts OF an en-
gagement at Rio Verde The Brazilians under the
command of Col. Farares assaulted and carried the
Paraguayan entertainments without loss Lopez was
near the scene of the action Some of his officers had
gone over 20 the BraZilians.
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.i

lGENRRtL PRESS DISPATCHED
The Committee Banking and Currency Is expected
TO report next Monday lt was supposed all the testl'
mony was last week. but fresh development or one
that supposed TO be such, il it had not exploded
tigatiOn. 1t came this way: bOokkeeper In a book
store In Washington wrote 70 OF the Democratic
express book for money package before the gold
panic, he had noticed entry on the same page Of q
money package Of $4,000 for Mrs u $. Grant He was
summoned and appeared, yesterday, before the Com
mittee where he persisted in the story but was
unable to fix tile time within one or two months
He subjected to strict cross-examlnatlon
order TO contradict this story, Mr. Shoemaker the Ba
more messenger OF Adams Company, appeared before
the Committee with the money package books Of the
1p to the oath OF October, any such entry
but as the search was being abandoned, lie
of 18th October and there he found entry Of pack
for Mrs. Grant, and on the same page an entry Vi
for The a @ but S s cphes
been added for cents IL looked first glance like $4,000
Explains tho whole matter. The suspicion against
ter resolved itself into simple small package for Mrs.
Grant, valued at $3.50.
The following nominations were sent in to-day;
Weber be Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Sixth District
ofSew.Yort
sias NJ Matteson Collector Of Customs at DunkrL
Buabs Smith Assessor Internal Revenue Tor the seeoa Dt
Char,e, H. Hemst,ad q. s. Attorney at Utah
Routt Marshal for The Southern District OF Illinois
T Observation-Disclosures H. Prince at Augusta Ga Jesse Schryer
Trfn, Ohoi John A. Martin at Atehison Kansas
The Secretary of War has submitted to the Senate a
hin designed facilitate the acquisition Of sites for
treasury against the combinations sometimes formed by
the Of real estate which may be required for pub
States eXOrbtant price nasmuch as the erection or
additional batteries for the defense OF important points
OF the United States is pressing necessity
early and favorable consideration OF the subject Is recon-
mgnuCl.
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SWITZERLAND.
y " II IT
ExTpADITIoN DEMANDED BY RUSSIA

EXTRADITIoN DEMANDED BY RUSSIA.
ZURICH. Tuesday, Feb IS, 1870
Russia has made peremptory demand Of the
Swiss Government for the surrender OF a certain
felon, who took refuge in this country some time
ago. As there is no treaty between Russia and
Switzerland for extradtiOn, the Government will
deliberate upon the matter
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BAVARIA.
THE PROPOSED ABpIcATIoN.

THE PROPOSED ABDICATION.
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb Is, 1870
La Libert6 says the family of King Louis of Ba-
varia have met at Munich TO consider the question
of recommending his withdrawal from the throne.
The Libert6 thinks the matter may well become one
of national importance in Germany.
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from the representatives OF the warrant oeers VINO ASK
for positive rank the as is given TO the stan ocers
The Senate Military Committee yesterday agreed TO
transfer about 100000 to the fund for the asynms Tor
disabled soldiers the recommendation OF Gen. Butter
who is Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees This sum IL
be taken from the forfeures Of deserers and carried
from the fund paid the Government by persons drafted
who paid the Communication Of $500 each.
The Commiteenon Elections this morning, In view OF
the action of the House yesterday which is considered
adverse to the system Of trying contested election
cases. resolved proceed at 10 the consideration Of
the contests before them.
delegation OF sugar.rehners had q hearing to-day
before the Ways and Means Committee. The refners
urge that the duty imposed In the Tariff bill agreed to by
the Committee. shall not be disturbed. while the i'm
porers maintain that the tax as arranged In the Dill dis
eliminates unfavorably to their interests The Com
mttee after disposng Of the delegation, resumed the
consideration Of the Tax BILL and decided, by vote OF
five to four, to make the Internal Revenue Bureau
separate department. with the Commissioner as CABINET
officer.
The Post-Ofic Department will henceforth appoint
money order offices only at the beginning OF the fiscal
year. About places have already been selected to
open money order offices on the LIST Of July next
Gen. Ketchums bill. vesting with the Secretary OF the
Treasury the appointment and control OF Port Wardens
in New.York City, and taking the from the State
authorities discussed at some length by the House
Commerce Committee to-day, but no conclusion was
reached 1t is expected the bill will be reported back to
the House for adoption at the next meeting OF the Com
mittee. Secretary Boutwell, has notified the Commerce
Committee that he think it expedien to adopt
any special legislation on this subject
Robert G. winthrop, exGOv. Clifford Of Massachusetts,,
Peabody Russell the Rev. Dr. Sears and other members
Of the Peabody Educational Fund Board, In session
In this city.
Lieut.. Commander r. r. Wallace has been ordered TO
duty at the New-York Navy-Yard vice Lieut.. COmman-
der VIM. r. Wheeler, ordered to the Colorado.
VIM Thorp who has been engaged here for some years
of lobbyist in Congress, and gobetween In the
Departments in October last obtained patent for Pc
cuar mode Of making and printing revenue and postage
stamps It ascertaned that he not the inven
tor, but had stolen the idea from Mr. George
T. Jones' the weknown banknote engrayer, who
had In business way impaired TO Thorp his
process for printing stamps, &C., Thorp, discovering
that he was caught few days ago signed paper ac-
knowledgng that Jones is the inventor and dsclaming
his right to the patent. The matter does not end
here however the u g. District Attorney has taken
the matter in hand und proposes to prosecute Thorp Tor
perjury and apply to him the penalties prescribed under
the Patent laws.
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vol. XXIX.....No' 9,OO5.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

THE IMPERIAL FAMILY-vIEws OF THE klNG Vl
PRUssIA's SPEECH-DEBATE IN THE Cohfs
LEGISLATIF, 49,, :, ,o-o
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PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-MR. GLADSTONE
on IRISH LAND REFORM-POINTS OF THE
NEW REFORM BILL.
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WASHINGTON.

TIE DECLINE OF AMERICAN COMNERCE-Ih-
PoRTANT RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SEE
CIAL COMMITTER-THE REMOVAL OF THE
BROOKLYN NAyY-YARD-ADNIRALP PORTER
ON STAFF RANK IN THE NAVY.
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WAR. DEPARTMENT.

For compensation Of the Secretary Of
War. eight thousand dollars; chief clerk,
Eve clerks Of class four; for additional to
ons elerk Of class four, as disbursing clerk
two hundred dollars; for six clerks Of class
thrss, three clerks Of class two. eight
CLERKS OF class one, one messenger; three
assistant messengers, at seven hundred
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1 t-uVtthEos trtH DI f. i tiief. rrl VI. 81 - i
For tsy-ons female ccpyists. at nine
/ hundred dollars each, forty fye Thousand
nine hundred dollars
For one messenger and purchasing clerk
zone thousand dollars.
For one skilled laborer. one thousand
two hundred dollars.
! For ten skilled laborers. ut nine hundred
dollars each, nine thousand dollars.
For thirty laborers. Of seven hundred
and twenty dollars each, twenty-one thous-
and six hundred dollars.
For six laborers, at six hundred dollars
each, three thousand six hundred dollars.
For contingent and miscellaneous expcn-
ses Of the Patent Office. namely: For illus
trations Of annual report, stationery for use
Of Office, furniture, repairing, papering,
painting, ice advertising, books for libra.
", moneys refunded. printing engraved
patent heads, international exchanges,
plumbing, gas.ftting, extra labor or in
dexes and abstracts for annual reports, it-
ting rooms over porticos, temporary clerks,
laborers, and draughtsmen, aud other con-
tiprencies ninety t6onsand dollars: PrOui-
ded, That no moneys shall be paid 70 the
chief justice or associate justices Of the
supreme court Of the District Of Columbia,
upon any appeal to either Of them from the
decision Of the commissioner Of Patents;
ana section Two ol .ee ass =. aass as s'; !.
tleth, eighteen nundrea ana ll'y-'W0 %
hereoy repealed I. 4.
For printing or pnotograpn'ng. Or ON. ~
erwise producing copies OF drawings 10,
use ofofice and for sale, tlity thousand
dollars.
Saroeyor General ana nssr OseFss,- 's; !,
For compensation OF surveyor general os
Louisiana, two thousand dollars !,
Z For clerks IN bis ONCE, Two tnousano
five hundred dollars
! For surveyor genera, o. florlaa' 'wo
thousand tive hundred dollars.
I For compensation Of surveyor general o.
Minnesota, 70 thousauo oo'laFs' auu 'ue
clerks in his Office, six thousand three
hundred dollars.
4 For surveyor general Of the Territory Of
Dakota, two thousand dollars, aud the
clerks in his Office, six thousand three
hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Kansas. two
thousand dollars. and the clerks. in his of
ice, six thousand three hundred dollars
For compensation .ofextr clerks IN re-
placing the township plats, descriptive
sheets, and 50 forth, Of tho land office at
Topeka, Kansas, destroyed BY the burn W
!. That oaice i've Thousand dellass;ssl
so much thereof as may m be necessary Q g
For surveyor general Of Colorado, three
thousand dollars. and tor the CLERKS In MS
\ Office, four thousand dollars: I.
.l For surveyor general OF New Mexico,
three thousand dollars. and ior CLERKS. IN
his Office, four Thousand dollars.
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lars.
For purchase and distribution Of new
and valuable seeds, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For expense Of putting up the same, for
labor. baggiag, paper, twine, gun, and
other necessary materials, 1--WE thousand
dollars.
For labor on the experimental garden,
and for fower-pots, repairs 70 greenhouse
aud heating apparatus, gravel for walks,
aud purchase Of new plants aud seeds for
the same, ten thousand dollars.
For stationery. two thousand dollars.
For freight and charges, 9ne thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For fuel, one thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For lights, Hyehundred dollars,
For repairs Of building. furniture, fen:
ces, aud water, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For keep Of horses, fifteen hundred dol
lars.
Rnr nauc fNpniknRA ma thOuaal0 00ls
,,rs
For cases for tie department museum,
one thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For collecting and modelling specimens
Of fruit, one thousand dollars.
For cases far tbe library ope thousand
aoIIss. nOr cases LOT 'n' i'OSN'y' Ou' SS7s
For foreign and domestic agricultural
and scientific periodicals, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For completing valuable sets Of the
same, two handred and City dollars.
For currept publications aud works Of
reference fiveibundred dollars.
For collections for the hebarium, one
thousand dollars.
For chemicals and incidentals 10 analy-
sis furnaees fine chemical apparatus. mi
croscope and Debasoue sacchiaromoter, for
laboratory. ono thousand three hundred
and fifty dollars.
For philosophical apparatus, two hund-
red and fifty dollars.
r9r cvl,ec.lou =. sl'ueta's us asN 0Ass 80
For incidental and miscellaneous items,
two thousand dollars.
Por paper twine. gum. and necessary
materials for foldine.rootn. Ave hundred
dollars.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
I, = Z. 4.
For compensation Of the Postmastcr- r
General, eight thousand dollars three as
sistaut postmasters general, at three thou-
sand Eve hundred dollars each; superlnten
ldeneof fmoney-order system. ;tllFse tAous'
sand dollars; experimentation Of foreign 3
mails, three thousand dollars; chief Of di; d;
vision Of dsad letter offce. Two tsloasstd =
five hundred dollars, chief clerk two thou,
sand two hundred dollars; three clilei
clerks. attwo thousand dollars each; addi-
tional to one clerk Of class four, as disbnr-
sing clerk. two hundred dollars; twelve
| 4 ~. =. =, - Ae aiaou
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Aa..l ". 4 49,
twenty uol,ess' ..s ,,,,..
sor !, 4 q, S0npussas = pspsss' 's''r
suI os.l so.lass u. ,.s:..,..,s si,...,,i Por
, ygse, x ~ ~ e'..'s !. l,s.ts "a
saree Sletks =. Slsss syu MY s'ssS e ,.ss
elass snsee swensy y,ssssH ,n,ssrd \,
gns, sna wv nssss s's' :VL.s sSs Sni,.s Fcr
lou. . uunarsu suH Y SS.s6 .O"s.s6 An Sss n
contingent ,O q Apensss' u''ssp 'AVSs'H
lass, sss.. = ~. II. s,..,.a,j IA,
y'ss = ~. sss. IN 49, .,.sl ~
.yal ss.As =. sssss .sSs y s'so saS
cass snree smsat S's.ss " 49, ,ss,
envy. c.e,hs y ,l. S,ss. Oas,
y ulns uusu.sn lss avs'sss SIsa aslIsss.
Guy y w ssS ss Ssss'
QUE Iesssuss, ~ IVY S.s asi LSnSsaa M ssss,'
anu Y ~ q SsassS SS.sS s ana s;Ssv
IHus 'uOrsaus ~ s.,n ssss asnt SSSa asaarsS. @ ~
ys'.as. .s...s..a 5si,.ss III
Osies y Pavp,a.,er General --For
..b;ss Sls,, gonr sleoks of elass four. one
Sis,S I ~, ~ nisss th,ss lwentv.tbroe clerks of
slsss | svo | twontv.6 .6ye olefks of class one.
ciass sWo' swvnsyiuso w. T. = s'A's 80 sss
sns I s;v sNs 'hr,nsreS M eiohtv dollars. For
sen.;rnsns ,N ,,1 y rsnses fSe t6onsand dollars
9,s;ss ~ IL Gomp,;issdrv General. z.
For one clerk o. GLASS y Ut one clesk y
sIsrIs Ie.I ~ cIsss s,'s one MESSENGER a,d two
laboress, thlrty-tcur thousand lss!ls elgas nun.
dred and eighty dollars For contingent
expenses, viz; otnce rent repairs, I, ana mus
cellaneous Items, nye thousand collars
Vtsce q the Surgeon e,e'.sF''.. ~, one
clerk Of class tour, one clerk q clsss snseo:
two clerks OF class Two, elgas cserks o
class one, one messenger, ana one laeorsF' E,.
seventeen Thousand seres auuussu ap1 AZ
y dollars. For contingent expenses, !. 70. z
cluding rent OF the surgeon Seaerals !s, >! once
and Army Medical Musesm, elsaS 'nOus-'
and dollars.
Office q Chief EagiReer.-For four
clerks Of class four, four clerks OF class
three, four clerks Of class two, four clerks
Of class one, one messenger. and one labc.i
rer, twenty-five thousand Eve hundred and
sixty dollars, For contingent expenses,
yiE ter stationery. ONCE furniture, alscsl- ~
two dSiIy Washington newspapers, three.
thousand dollars.
one Of Chief pof Ordnance. For
chief clerk, three clerks Of class four. two
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4 'IoEFYIIoIAtl FItl
,,vs OF THE UNITED STATES,
AA PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION
OF rHR
YoRgY-FIRsT CONGRESS,
tp1ip,It1,c,-.No. q. 1901.

" .nr making appropriations for the leg.
A. :.,s,iye y" executive, and Judicial expenses OF
tas y. sovernment for the year ending the ttir-
VIZ WI of June, eighteen hundred and seven
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like yours my noble boy. With the as
slstance of my confidential clerk, We wrot.
Two letters, ,-one We sent to you, and tht
other We sent to Evangeline. We had Il
work faithfully before We could initiate
Evangeline's writing | found letter ad
guide"
Father, I did not deem you guilty Of
such meanness But | forgive you as
hope to be forgiven" he said, his voice
husky with emotion.
Thank you, my son, God bless YOU,
forgive me, and ask Evangeline to for,
give"
The death rattle sounded in his throat
aRasp, and the proud man was no longer
for this world.
| george gave few necessary orders, and
then started for the little cottage.
EVangeline was sitting at her mother s
feet talking of the past, when peal of
the door bell startled both mother and
daughter. Evangeline rose slowly from
| her sitting posture, and went to the door.
AS she opened it, she started. and turned
pale, tor before her stood the man she
loved. Her face lit up with unspeakable
Joy, but changed suddenly to cold, stern
look
sEvangellne !!
MIR. Cars IN ?'
oh, Evangeline you will kill me with
that look - he cried, in utter despair.
She was indeed beautiful picture, as
che stood defantly before him, her eyes
flashing like drawn steel, her breast heav>
ing convulsi lsively, her breath quick and
short as she almost hissed:
Gcorge Carson why are you here ?''
EVangellne my motives are good; listen
ito me, Evangeline,' and then he told her
that which the reader already knows.
Evangeline listened with her eyes bent
upon the tioor, tho color coming and going
IL her cheek, and as he ceased speaking,
she raised her teartul eyes to his and said:
,nOh, George, forgive me!''
lie caught her to his bosom and imprint
ed kiss upon her snowy brow.
It's useless to say more, only that there
was wedding in due time.
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forced to defend by means of the law.
He had employed Mr. Herriot to do wha
was requisite In the case, for which SER
vice the charge was FIVE dollars. The bill
had been rendered 4 few days before, and
the man, who was poor, felt very ar siou.
to pay it. He had the money ali m Ade up
to within dollar Tha. dollar Mrs. Lee
owed him, and she had promised to give
1t to him during this day. For hours he
had waited, expecting her to come in but
now had nearly given her up. There was
another little bill of three dollars which
had been sent in to him, and he had Just
concluded to 90 and pay that, when Mrs.
Lee called with the baiarce of the money,
one dollar. which she had received from
the shoemaker, Grant.
Halt an hour later. and she pocket, book
OF Nr. Herriot was no longer empty. His
client had called and paid his bill. The
five dollars had come back to him
lArthur's Home Magazine.
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''ISH DAT ALL? ?"-Two Dutch farmers
at kinderhook, whose farms were adja-
cent, were out in their respective fields,
when one heard an unusually loud hal!oo>
ing in the direction of a gap in high
stone wall, and ran with all his specific
the place, and the following brief conversa.
tion ensued
"Shon, vat ish de matter p
"Nell, deD,' said John, 81 vas trying
to climb on de top of dish stone wall, aud
| fell off, and all de stone wall fell down
onto me, and has broken one of mine leg.
of, and both of mine arms, smashed my
ribs in and desc pig stones are laying on de
top Of mine body"
'lsh dat all? w, you halo as pig loud ]
tot you got de toofache' -
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WIT AND HTM0R.
The Oldest Revolyer-the Earth

The Oldest Revolver-the Earth
A Iwo-Foot Rule-Don't stumble.
What IS that which must play before il
can work? 4 fre-engine.
1t is no sign because man makes ,ti,
In community, that he is spoon.
W hat is that which ties two persons, but
only touches one? A wedding ring.
Is 1t tair to define baby clothes as ''bawl''
Very Affecting-A volume of smoke.
1t Will always bring tears to your eyes.
However much pawnbroker's shon
may be crowded, it is alwaysa loan sum
place.
A little girl asked her brother wha. was
capital punishment, ana be saiua he thought
that 1t was being locked up in the cupboard
With the jam and other nice things.
My dear doctor" said lady. Il suffer
a great deal with my eyes" BE patient
madam he replied, you would probably
suffer great deal more without them"
"A young lad", upon one occasion, re-
guested her lover to define love. We'll.
Sal, SAID he, ''it is, to me, an inward i'm
presslIbllity and an outward d-all-overish-
ness"
Trouble you for some more bread.
landlord. l always eat good deal of
bread with my meat" Landord-"So |
see, SIR "! And good deal Of meat with
Jour bread" WIZ"
w by don't you wear your ring, nv
dear = said a father in a ballroom, to hi,
daughter. Because, papa, it hurts me
n Wnen any one squeezes my hand"
hat business have you to have your
hand squeezed? p "Certairly none but
stlii' you know, papa, one would like to
seep 1t 10 squeezable order"