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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-06-11

+; LouIs1ANASTATEUNlyE
(kAAE CHANG PROM LOUISIANA STATE sEMINARx.>
BATON ROUGE. La
Founded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana.
Ninth Session,
sss' in IN
next, aud will continue ton months
Academic Board
m
in the best Colleges AID Universities.
Course of Study
Embraces . Preparatory and an Academic Depart;
Course, Special school 81 Cisn Ensineerng and :
Library, Apparatus and Cabinets,
Well selected and valuable The Geological and
meteorological Cabinets, etc. tho largest and most
ectieas Of the late Col Al Mississippi, aud
Botanical Survey of Loulsiaaa.
Admission
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years Of age.
whs know Arithmetic, English Grammar and aeos.
Expenses
OF every kind, for ten months, $3.50; 5000 payable
in advance, balance February Isl; or by accepted
Draft. at per Ct, for ninety days. Payments may
be made through the Canal or Citizens Bank:
Cadets received time during the session and
charged from date of entrance.
Discipline,
Military, with daily drill A battery Of four guns
will afford facilities instruction If rtillery-
Uniform of Cadet(iray Cloth to be had At the 1nst
tuition at a cost of SIS 90 per suit.
For further information address
D. r.. BOYD, Superintendent,
Button Rouge, La.
Office of the University, in Now Orleans st Swsr-
brick & Co.'S, 50 Camp Street.
until the rebuilding of the College Ediace lately
DESTROYED fire, A lexa ndra. the Institution
is temporarily located at BATON Rouge, in the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy. and ac
VIOLATIONS ample for large nun Der OF Cadets
Numb Der this session, 49,
May 1870 n36-ly
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CorroN.-The boats still continue to

CoTToN.-The boats still continue to
carry down small lots of cotton. The
latest advices as 10 price show de-
cline, which is probably due to the very
favorable reports received from the
GROWN crops. Planters, we very
much fear, have made great mistake
this year in not planting more land in
grain: If cotton falls fat and corn
ren1aips firm at present prices sup
posing the corn crop here should yield
we'll, what is to be done to supply the
wants Of immigrants. the increased de-
mand Of enlarged plantations aud the
ten thousand tachies Texas will send US?
RAYv1LLE.-We paid visit of few
hours to Rayvilie on last Monday, up
on the occasion of opening the Spring
term Of the District Court by Judge
Ray. We found the town had improv-
ed considerably within the past six
months. The attendance upon Court
appeared to embrace only those who
had business, among them a few color
ed jurors, but not near the number seen
at such times in Monroe. There was
a pretty fair sprinkle of attorneys on
hand, some from Bastrop, (Messrs.
Compton and Hali,) and number from
this place. We looked in upon Mr..
Mapgham, of the Beacon, and found
him hard at work and jolly. The
planters with whom we converted gave
fattering accounts of their crops.
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Brass BAND--Mr. Bofeoschen, Sec
rotary and treasurer Of the Band, re-
quests as to announce that the Saturday
afternoon concerts of the Band, in the
Square, have been suspended, and that
ia the future the Band will play only
on alternate Thursday afternoons, be-.
ginning with last Thursday It gives
las pleasure. at the same time, to ex-
press the satisfaction we have felt in
seeing the Improvement made by the
Band, and to- observe the beneficial
change it has exerted upon our town.
A good teacher baving been employed
we trust subscribers will promptly
respond to calls for monthly dues the
Band at present needs only to have
better instruments than those DOW in
the hands of it's members. And these
gentlemen have shown an energy and
tenacity, as we'll as an oblising dispo-
etion, which is an ample guarau tee
that the best instruments 10 be had
would not be misplaced if given into
their charge.
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Betrayed or Stolen.

EVROM the undersigned parties. on the
Il Parks plantation, in Morehouse parish,
about the 9th of May last, ONE BLAtK
HORSE MULE, IA hands high, 6 years old
white spot on each side of his back; short
ma and 'oerably long tail; has small brand
on him but initials not recolected.
A reward of $25 will he paid Cor the deliv-
cry of said mule at Pratt's Mill near Bastrop,
to Oliver & Byrne, Monroe, or any iufor-
VIM @. PRATT,
w. T. BENTLEY.
June II, 1870. INSISTS
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PHoroGRAPHs.-Mr. e. W. Aealy
the photographer on Grand street, has
recently been improving his gallery.
and he now has, doubtless, the neatest
and best arranged establishment of it's
kind in the State, outside Of Now Or
leans. His stock of materials embraces
everything needful to make a photo
graph from the size of dime up to
nearly half the size Of this paper. OF
the style of work done by Mealy it is
only necessary to say that he is thor
oughE proficient, and fully guarantee
satisfaction. He can make the old look
young, and give to homeliness beauty
nature has denied,it His prices are
reasonable, and his work promptly
executed.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-06-11

Mr.. Pitt Nelson has
sent US drun.head cabbage the head
whereof is fully IL inches in diameter,
the growth Of this Spring and product
of his own garden. Many thanks.
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GUNsM1TR1NG.-See the card of Mr..
Geo. Koehler, who sells, repairs and
makes guns and pistols in Monroe.
Mr.. <. is master of his trade and will
not do any but good lob.
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until rebuilding of the College Ediace. lately
1estrcye by fire, near Alexandria, the Institution
is temporarily located at Baton Rouge, in the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy; and ac-
Number this session, 49,.
Nay % 1870 molly
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Office Of tho University, in Now Orleans st Swsr
brick & Co.'S, 50 Camp Street.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-06-11
ESZ,RA YED OR STOLENt

IRON Glendora Plantation on the Island,
l. April 7th, one CLAY BANK HORSE
about s hands highs years old; one DARK
SORREL MARE about I44 hands high, =
years old, branded U. p. on her hip.
A reward of twenty-five dollars will be paid
for thedelvery of either of said horses to II. G..
Gibson on the Island, or to s. We'll g. Bro,
Monroe.
Glendora Plantation, Island, La, April 6, 70
n3l-if
, 1870-01-23

II u the summsf re41denoe OF tho Duke OF sAIony-
Oobnrz Gotha, Who lses IN tho winter. NJ ro-
ns@ktd In my lat, IN GotnA Batweon tAh fort-
rsss and the city, On Eeatt aiope, Ia feapectA-
bic PARK. Tne residence palAcs is 1t the upper
edge Of the to w. nekr tho psrk; It is not re-
mMkAbac building.
From cobur9 1t IL IN easy side OF three honra
and bA1r, py way Of nambesR, 10 Nuremberg.
At fAnberg every trace OF h1lly County II lott
we are suddenly ID level plain, and the surface
OF the couuttJ:remslna unhroteu until we arrive
n Nuremberg. Tho reader knows, II be Is well
up IN hhto1y and geography, that Nuremberg wal
: a1feo CITY unul 1906. Eitu many pscullar tnsuia.
tions aLd cuatoma- ue kuows, too, that II hA8 al.
Wsya been celebrated for it, manufactures hnd in-
venuons; that II Vas the centre Of uedlnTA a1t
n GERMANY: that 1t bag preserved. perhaps ute
noone1 city IN Europe, it, ned.evAl ali.
Arrived IN Nurem crg about In the after.
noon. Betorc was settled In ny ho1el, aud had
eaten Substantial dluncs. It Was already neas
sundoNp, too late to think Of 11nto9 any OF the
churches OF collections 60 I atrulled about the
city. looking st the outside Of thIngs,-alsez sli
this is hall OF acknowledgement lA1e At hight
Nowhere have ever been 50 Impressed with tne
actual presence Of the past II was no eGort OF
the Imagination to fancy myaelf living three o.
four hundred yeAG1 Ago-sunourdeo by 40 many
Witnesses OF those t1mes, themselves unchsn9ed
the ancient ana pecuuarly-bnlit houses; thu
churches, covered With the sculptures Of trAt pe-
rtcd: She prtDlur6 manners OF the people, to 4
great extent yet unaffected [at le1zt 20 imagdu-
ed} by nodern inyent1ons and modern customs;
evtn the dialect falling llttle strangely en- tho
ear after 1ea1dence Of year exclusively IL
Hor1htrp Germany helped the 1tluhon. Add to
this the night time, when tho indlstlnctneas Of
Yta1on aids the Imagination and the historical re-
rutnlsceDcts which were doxnu9 through my
, 1870-01-23
An English Norkingmnn on Royn1
EccuudttTs

Reynolda Newspaper IL the "blood and tnun-
der" organ Of the Engllsh working classes. and
the letters It contalts are usaa1ly OF a 'strou2"
character. The following Is sample:
t.sIH; What are the prospecM q the coming
into the mouth OF the Queen when ahe opens Par
uanent: VIII she say anything about 1ne bless
trrs tnat 'Almssh.J God has youShsaisa TO he>
Never did We enier upon new year with rnore
gloomy prospects than those looming d1ekly u
,sst aasS es sss 81 s e aa
Ions have been nude to the roJal family, aud
more burdens placed on she backs q The people,
f7.rcesses. Fos carselves. 81. ws loas apon
elsestrgs-sa occurrences r.,ner 70 b deplored
'a sesss asss "s T.. Wass Al A ' tBs s
oiss! q - no,aaE Of .1s
flooding the ATTY and na1I, and ges.ln9 rapid pro.
mot.ons by jumping over the heads OK better u1en
s1en ,neu.elses born On the nGns age !;e, OF @ tas
leeches old and Joupg, male and female, th.t may
posalolJ become qahHered on tne ua1oaal a1-
shtHSs1 NAVY q mt ~ e ne heT so
from hla body. Surely tnis u not pleasant or u.
sCrlDg Ioc k-out tor THO future As shese tibes OF
la,t Getting tner plunge, they open their bcses
a1d ask tor substantial norrishmeut, and this !.
obtained b. tno9e oEntnous 'RtsotoHs messtScs
fruu the Sovereign which requires her faithful
cennonl TO mako tonas ptos!Alon foc thls Of
that Prince or Prtnceaa- fnese meaeaxea 20
o. as'sns Ia.
Of dlsctetson vasn Paeees 4nd PE.nsesss s5e
made TO put their hands into Johu Bllsh pocket
Dut although &hst pocket i rendered exceedingly
light hy the mu!tlfaf1ous augetz dipped tneretut
II will Be rendered lighter BY Others vet TO cone
.Gas y certainly nota pleasant prospect Tor tne
'S Tee papers contained. the other daY, the FOL-
, 1870-01-23
Remedy for the fnTtrmlties OF Old
Age

st Frederick Pollock tsaYs au English paperl
spreaTs TO have discovered new remedy for
ious hat h,s experience shond Be made pabiic.
We derive cur Etowletge Of the facts IRON
nouth1r medical magazine called The itrar-
tho President OF the College OF Physc!auA Sir
Frederick Pollock. betr kcoWn 70 his country man
AZ the late Chief Baron Of the E1cneouer, haslon9
energy He Is now IS yeara OF age and 70 The great
wo1der and JOY Of hla friends bis strength
scascely IL soy way ta,ls hin. s:i!l soue yssss
mala,se which is incident 10 old age, and which
sometimes MAKES it4el kLowu IN painful spsalrk
ruorc or less connected with the digesive syatem.
1t o1ce sstrulans and narroitc IN ita enoc., such
al tobacco or oplum- Thess dr1g8 II taken IN
moderation. are often found Of great benefit 10
unfortunately they elsher did not suit Sir Frede.
uck Pollock Or tney 1aiied TO produce tho desired
effect. lie therefore tried ethe1-the best recti.
ned e,her-~hlch he inhaled from al otdtnAsJ
oottt applied to one rostrl; and Jet u state, u
pasz!nV, that the sAtetJ OF the experiment 70 some
e1'clt depends on ne inhalation Of the spirit
i rev ~hius Iaken In tnis way removed sp.sm
and pain, AID induced y general tranquility of1tna
nerrooa system. 81 Frederick goss on Hlta Ias
magnificent heallh- The quantity Of eshe- wntcn
he nsen IL yAs,ahle; sometimes 4 amounts 20 aer-
and how much OF It u sbsorped Into the eysIen Il
would he dInicuit to est.m1te- Il aoppoeed that
but very an1N QuAput1ct c1 elmer cdu tnteI Lug
sys1em ip puch inhalatonE As We have described.
since rot only Goes much escspe st once Into tno
Air. hr1t also pi that which Il actually Inhaled
large proportion is ssatn eahaled. Ncvsr in ANY
csse Ii 70 much Of the vspor anso1oed u 70 d.
furb ccusciouduekA or 70 cloud the Intellect MOI
- sieen in nnv xay At alt compelled, although 81
me fefrnya Of rerrous u71tablity It IL favored.
sE E1edesee Pollock Y xe on.ss T., anIe % ~;
sHsrtv ~ fonr-hut this lrcIndep regular mid. dal
| ettsts: whether the remedy which he has fount
ssc "a nssl W, ~ ,pI oss
vcs1s IA nnesttop IN which Londop medical mel
sre iuft row much Interested; but At lesst ~
experiment seems to ce worth uanuS: snd y
! view II the 3ae's which We hate tec3raen,
| elderly ir1enda to whom We VISA rnaoJ nAppE e
I tutns ci The present seAeon to cooso!aAte OF
| M14hes in q bottle Of toe peAt IecGueo etne1s
, 1870-01-23
y1kiug Oat Rul1 sta by Ls9ntntCS.

Curing Bhould be a. important ~ Killing n the
a.a OF war; e1t1aceE4 your cceufE oaHaR-
.Ioru ynur d nesn IS the e1t du!J after Ctsuc2
j au1 bullets loio his Issa- Sow, bale. r:on1SS'
ought to bs Ieducs. TO taa per!ection CT nEnte
cefiaiury al Aone npmape philosophers. nave
thought; and thay haze done their best 70 E1So
tne!r shlnkipga sIlgb:lt:I. Bur We are oe11aea y
whereby lump !! buried lead coald "a ted from
q afrsgnent Of SCATTERED bune. rrobtrS was SOY
Eolk. However. the neIt tiue-laf % II
that wha.e.a.e n1Ilet extracsoc 1a9 70
ee eeIforIea, u ID to e e1EHetea
that tie Army Surgeons LOS W.! 60
for rwo iAysntorb havs independently T<oposea
nttnods q searching for anu On 1ag cn: metallic
risliles rom tie Muucta thcT naTe !n1cted.
Both d n sold :aeIf idess to the french 1nsntuta
n ore and 13s SAME meeting during the p,st
month, II. TIouFe was opes ne who made the
1or > tev Eoat1s 1Eo 5sa5a sYn ~ n1s nsE @ nnl9sf- &
bsasIy AID be.i. wllch rings whenever
tae Two ae1dlc.rolnts a1e united esecu1c4.f
y: ssss !. 70 sny. Tae1eSet tnsy esta ~
bul1ct-EeArchicg u a R:Eple business Tho sas-
H1tsns sne pc!eta to2Eh laad the bell hunt1ncea
the fecs. Tne bullet found. the Eofst nall ci tae
ext1aclor'a task . over. THIS plan was srG2essed
p ~ Dgt avs sT
mtnr- Tne other proposed is q moro limited ap"
pl1carou. u. Ae:aana q Is author, and he ptori-
Nes TO draw frAxments o1lfop or stee-3om nesa
v6upd by the Rslq Of powerful m1sno:s. lie can
do nothing with .ead, though, hecanao Il GOES poE
follow tne loatstone. Trouves y the esst ides-
QrAphltg IA vhe.eaoouts.-c:Tsns tL'"a'hl
H1u6et,if,
, 1870-01-23

we1e plxoed II leaden vc1san att4eaea e s tne
irpu ue. sies that supporSed the eomoh VINCE
wntre xuo Of lead. Tho whrie Ha1 dnspa!c2e1 ta
ths tl,er's, aftaf tho contensa haa teen empaea
'ni IL M tSo ssalt o, Charles Y. several menbeIs Of
hs family had been buried. In at1 cnMu, noaAes
gotle dried boueg, Eete crp*d ana scepae ~ =.
Ever. II me conn Of jeanne do Bourbon. n'e
vie. were fnurd d the REMAINS RI Go ~, golo
ftng. eptEdle ip gls WOOD hsa ease9 EM1', Haa
some pointed Anoes covered with gold ana 1lsel
were aiso iopt1n in tne cot1ns Of Charles VII sod
h,s wife. Msrte d.Aulou. Tns tomb Of Henry IL
feId to1e ceturs coutat1,nR 1nc oones ma ae'
composed re1nRtns nf she Princes ana ft1lcesae.
q n:s l,nt: Louis had no cala ~ s boy 5aa 5sa
form Of Of 4 troVgn, and bued WIN
plates Of LEAD Voaes, and patt Of scep.
tte and bras crown. were found u i
placed IN sln.la1 receptacle, "A nad also Philip
pe-AuRuste. II tae CONN Of the latter potntns
bur dutt Eas found. The body Of L1uis vii WIS
enTeloped ID leather sAcs, bestde which wss
1ud 4 tatiu cap Philippe Ia Bel VIZ In . stone
cohlr eut1fe asele'o 4 gold ztur Vas % one
Of bis npgers. AID beside hin lay GLADDEN. or Ko'd
utnod tn front Of nia tomb, and th.s srs soE1uau
were OBLIGED to break In order 70 9s1 II lac coma.
In Tbs tomb WAS wooden coCat E7o feet long,
containing nc bones o. paRnoeis @ saa :! Nanu;ae.
1Hseu stCr. All se7-Ts'e Cd one from the osnes uy
t:apt, disl1ics tae Golfer Il tso. "a: Esd Of
Tia Qleea va missing. TIA: CT r. kE1 ~
DrEresclic-suTiet " favos 4. S. Esa:e--~A!
.pnrd intact in ,esu enf1n. the Aesd perfect md
the bont4 y snde .fni9 white Tsse t4uit u t.sn-
w we.e Ii. STATE II nasE pntrsias:ioa asj sa1 g
u:acE wafer lttred from The ce:its dnEtrg theft
c.rraee 70 tns p.I Tha Body o: tysscots 1.nsc,1y
-. Of e1:caoso,u a-y sta7rT, and oolio-
, 1870-01-23
What xue Goo1ehane SnTs.

Win many odtsshioned Peop's, a. Tso 1,Is n'se se
faitn In the A1nan4c, and teEoAte kntM must "
me chauge Of The moon Ct sns sgn o. ,asc ~ I
winter weather. We hare often neata o. e ! ~ =
klEd OF forestzhted thermometer. ons 1nu LIE
other dhy never underwood how e opesGsd,
The portion Of the frame 81 tne Ganaa wn,Ga w
possesses the wonoe1ioi anA.5 q r1afsr r,f n,ece
which Tsea nom tho frame. forming We MAN poa;
i,on Tery much TO the appearance OF re n1oael ol
boa11 keel, Tnts tIlanznlat procession y ot "a.
ring thtckness, being quite sniek q tne oeiaened
ge ard thinner n iae Gaotc e. anu ns.es ~ ~
c;nudy or dark IN otpefh II Is tn!s dlacooratlou
Tnicf makes tne weather ttEp, THE Atar iadicts-
inr miid weather, snd the dalk po7ion cold
VeaineI. ROW. NJ hons = ne1a y n ~ ;ea
Rssss position IN iF'a asv4mnias s sna she a.nsss
ima0inar5 lines, the hrst dssl-,ou beginning NTH
tne projecting AnI5e, VIII repseesnI Dece@aee,
the second JAnuy sna w tn1 f. seq ~ ~ 70
serrcf Vill be anle TO lell BY tho extent ana %.
cIcs Of disccsorattnp, thn kind OF weainer which
Sss been q WI Be II the three mnnsos, Tne
must 1Gsng 70
% ,nnes uesse' md ali showed lAe &ama pecu.i2n
~. ~ roinr ind were, therefore, ooinctdent o.
tnatt nrrdctops. which were a follows: Dsoem
beI A ras forethsdoued - monsn o. M SsF5 @ GpSs
wessne,; January ~ 1ss,ssr a nnti NV II,
ny Cso.e Abont no nrie of Fed1uafY, ho1eyes. -
| 49, i,nf nut for treaxlng uEes. nrn tug MeaInt
| - ~. rranrnsTy Viii conuuun cold fhe RfeAN1 pAt Q
tna non,6. and el1 0r1dns1s{ taSG on soHn, ~
Nttcb, with hussestn4 M!Goa -. ~. rsrsnsitty
M fsct AsTa "a has neves knoxn II 20 lal "a !.
nIoarostie1tcp; AID the cnttoo! GU Gso nSss ~
NE ~ nrs1Icf;nns II communicated heretn, Saa *
hnv snesSty tbay cone uue.~ktstsek5 Kes"a"'
, 1870-01-23
The Family Plate.

writer of Al article IN tha CoTnkiA H..aazi1x
Gives an aE1uGtu9 btofH or Slt Jonah BalnuGtop,
Th!ch Is net to b foatd N the We,SsnoWh
" s,r Joran. tsoaxh Judge OF the Admiralty
cortrlved. By the l.osrM use Of . great yuEety Of
vices, 10 enbs1latB ht1nse 10 that s1tent tna: ha
he Nn1 reduced, a. LAST resource, 70 make tsfus3
for his retirement from oillce ana escape to the
COMMENT where he coulu 1.-Two unEu.estad By
creditors m pntuttured by tun5.
TO 90 THIS empty handed EasA however. no part
OF hS plaos ard to evaCuate tie fortress witt bag
and baggage Was matter which required sone
address, i caaneea that IN soma moment OF M
usual pseeiule Sr Jonah had heen reduced 70
pawn al hts plats-rf which he had eonstderAole
qu8nhty-aope bslnR Of family origin, and, con-
aequcntly, especially deg TO nAtuTe 70 impressed
villa 1eUdal regard for aHce2tY, and 4 yery
fe1dal contempt for common honesty. -.
THIS plate h1d bean cnnnded 10 the keeping Of
certain wen 'kcown paHnh1rser. called Dan Aa-
Ted icl the hartaea. Of bis bargains aud most
Dlserly dnpostuon- He Taa . dry, 1aoonlc. III
BatuIed old fellow, with whom lea bas toa poor
est people eyer dealt, for, be 1t ffmenoeleu, men
and Women OF ontit!on at enat Period vero oot
above tesortin9 to the paWunfofess N 5I,d1nr tae
exterior and coaxte rzanneF, hoxsyer. e1cnnoa
him Completely lrou this Wxlk OF p0stnSss.
pod umlted MIN to clients Of the humNest
order. ...r,n
or for Ecme otnef motive unexplained. = rot Easy
"a cn1 iertnfe. bu, it Tss to tuls MAJ taat Bay
rinrtnn rssef!ed in nia emergency. Tne plato
Ia nied9td for sotne hundred pounds, which he
Could nof Gov command. AID he MAS tet1 un-
TiiNug 10 CUT the country apd foIfclt-N he
snpud do-aucn valuable dsp11it
He hsd sasesdJ made s1zepSemena tos q little
, 1870-01-23

A party o:Sew YotE JeaDg lsdea vera sa:
gagged rea1cK German roetry 4 lew eEuni6e1
icy sa .hoai s W peos .seh con-
t1thut,ng line. The following pretty nnes,
vRch a q sc s.a5 i ,Sss
arnusenalL The moral: viii please al :ee papaa
TIE NacN HOrsR
A wicked cat- quite gznJ and hoAry,
A shoonaIer's wife, 80 goes the sto1y-
Morocco, kld and Ealveteeu-
The prettest slippers lnAt ever Etfo see1-
Trimmed with aap0us 70 bright and SAY.
As setup1ed all WIZ passed ta2s WAY
gat by fss tns sweetest tatnz .has Ess tne7a
LonSed TOR shas pau ios her tiny feet.
4 little vhIte mouse Of high deHee
| Thete ta1nslIc slippers cnaneea 70 sec.
| sne stood awhile, then turned again
To OK once more through LEG wtldoH-pane;
I And thought, II she only could pay sko price,
BOW ,heEe shoes would assanisa her lelloF.ullce.
"Good morrow, Mo.her PISS /" she said,
| ~ greatly admire your sanpet1 rsd-
/ II yeu1 give .heE 10 Ue e \ modeEsse Price,
i1i pay ii and carry hem % IN a tItce."
ps.Y e! Jea eo@e Z aud s sssne a. ps M
/ DeJGn 10 horror ny hamc.e house
VIA the rreseree 9. 70 distinguished mouse.
| Lsdes far md OF high teEzea
| DO olfen come to vlAis ne. -.--...-
/ give Jou the slip3 3ers, and leave yon TO aaJ.
When you see how tae1 ns, what 1ou1e wir.az te
Crafty stroftDg her nhiskered chin.
| Aud 70 this poor iittle innocent mouse
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