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5refial Notices.
@ CHARLESTON

@ CHARLESTON CHARITABLE
ASSOCIATION, FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-Oficial Rafie Numbers
and Awards Of the first Grand Single Number
Rafile OF the CHARLESTON CHARITABLE AS
ISOLATION, for the benefit OF the Free School
Fund, raftied at Columbia, 8. G., thi5 14th day Of
October, 1871, under the Superintendent OF the
Commissioner and the Mayor OF the City.
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Incendiary Fires ut Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. October l6.
Seven distinct fires took place on Saturday
night, six being incendiary.
a Gale in Utah.
SALT LAKE. October i6.
BIZ the storm of Saturday night number OF
houses were prostrated, trains were delayed
and wires down.
Great Floods i'm China.
SHANGHAE, October H.
There is great food in Tienstin, and ten
thousand square miles are under water. There
was terrible typhoon at Hong Kong and
along the coast. The City of Hong Kong was
threatened with inundation.
An Earthquake I'm New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., October l6.
There was short but sharp earthquake TO-
day.
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~ THE RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND

~ THE RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND
Acqlaintances OF Mr.. JOHN D. DREYER, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dreyer, are respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Services OF the former, at
his late residence, corner OF Smiths lane and King
street, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING., without further
invitation. 0ctlT-f
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Obituarr.

SKINNER.-Died In this city, on the 14th In.
slant, OF the prevailing epidemic. THOMAS SKIN.
NRR, aged 81 ears, months and IA days.
RT Georgia papers please copy.
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~FRIENDsHIP LODGE, No. 9, A +

~FRIENDSHlP LODGE, NO. y, r.
M-Members OF this Lodge are invited TO attend
the Funeral OF their late brother, Mr.. A. II.
ABRAHAMs, at his late residence, No. ss State
street, THIS AFrERNooS, at half. past O'Clock.
BY order Of WIN. L. LOEB,
ocl17 Secretary.
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We do hereby certify that the above are the
Raffie Numbers and Awards thereto, as Ranied,
this l4,h day OF October, 1871, at Columbia, 8. O.,
as witness our hands.
FEM PECK, Commissioner,
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor Of Columbia.
oct17-1
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tbis morning, will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. m.. and,
toyether with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamberl be examined oy snip
masters ut any true during the dav.
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'~ HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIE-

~ HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOClE-
TY.-Ths Members are requested to attend the
Funeral of their departed Member, Mr.. A. b.
ABRAHAMS, at his late residence, No. Ss, State
street, THIS AFTERNOON at halfpast O'Clock.
A. FALK,
octl7 President B. B. S.
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~ The FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. ABRAHAMs and Family,
are hereby respectfully invited to attend the Fune
raj OF the former, at his late residence, No. 3s
State street. THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past
O'Clock. octl7
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OUT OF THE FIRE.
4 NEW CHICIGO TO RISE FROM THE
ASHES OF THE OLD.

ASPECT of the Vast Wilderness of Ruins
and Ashes--Scenes Of those Terrible
Days!--BIood-curdlin Incidents--a
Short Shrtft and Shorter Rope for the
Meb--Unparalleled Business Pluck
Relief Pouring in from two Conti-
nents.
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FIRE IND FLOOD.
The Disasters In the Northwest-Incen-
diary Fires in New York State-FIoods
in China-An Earthquake at Concord.

NEW YORK. October IL.
Advices from the Northwest grow hourly
worse.
Later accounts from Milwaukee confirm the
previous disastrous reports. The loss of life
in the neighborhood of Peshtego will reach
twelve hundred. Fifteen per cent. of these are
only injured, but will die. The only escape
was By water, where the maddened cattle and
horses drowned many. The population of
Peshtego was two thousand, q third OF whom
nprishpd
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w- HEBREW ORPHAN SOCIETY.

@- HEBREW ORPHAN SOCIETY,"
You a-e hereby requested to attend the Funeral
OF your late brother member, Mr.. A. d. ABRA.
HAMS, from his late residence, No. 38 State
street, at half. past O'Clock THrs AFTERNOON.
BY order Of the President.
N. q. VALENTINE,
octlT Secretary.
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$4,000
We generally fnd however, that in the long
run bad trade In Manchester counterbalances
In o remarkable degree deficient supply Of the
raw material, and, though prices of cotton be-
tween now and Christmas may be run up. per.
haps materially, 1t would not be safe to build
upon their long continuance, and the business
OF cotton importing will be hazardous one
this coming season.
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~ CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY
rne Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society VIII
receive Subscriptions or Donations at his once,
No. es East Bay, corner Of Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF TWO Dollars will constitute person
member for one year. Bibles are kept on hand
for distribution. The Society has one Colrorteur
IN the field, and solIcts aid to introduce another.
Persons interested In the work or seeking further
Information will please call on the Treasurer.
J. n. ROBSON,
apr2s-6nos Treasurer @. B, 8.
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~ NOTICE To PLANTERS.-IN
order to accommodate my planting friends who
may wish to use the COMPOUND ACID PHOS-
PHATE for composing with Cotton Sred, pre-
pared at RlSersvile by the Pacific Guano Com
pany, under the personal Supervision OF DR.. ST.
JULIEN RAvENEL and which has given such
general satisfaction, am willing to deliver now
charging no Interest until the e1st OF March neAt-
a. hat time to be paid In cash. or on time az tne
price and terms am then selling at
]. N. ROBSON,
No. 6s East Bay and Nos. and Atlan'l' "u'il
oct6-thstu1moD&c
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B SHAVING SALOON.-MR. ]. g.
WEICHMAN will superintend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. L0MBARDo, and Will be
pleased to see bis friends and the patrons OF the
establishment, at the Old Stand, In Market street.
where no pains will be spared toplease.
oct14
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Mr IMPORTANT NOTI G E.-NOW
opening at No. 1sl MEETING STREET, alarge
and well assorted Stock OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, &c, which will te sold very low, and
every article guaranteed as represented. Allwho
are In want OF good Cheap Goods will do well to
call. 1. .. NlrSoN,
oct12-thstu5 No. 13l Meeting street.
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mON MARRIAG w

g- ANYBODY IN WANT OF A FINE
Head Of Hair should use at once JAYNE'S HAIR
TONIC. 1t will excite the scalp to new and healthy
action, cleanse 1t from scurf aud dandrun, pre-
vent the hair from failing on, cure those eruptive
diseases which often appear on the head, and In
most cases produce nne growth Of new hair.
As dressing, no better preparation can be OBJ.
ta.ned for imparting rich aud glossy appear
ance to the hair. Sold everywhere, and by GOOD
RICH, wINEMAN & CO., wholesale Agents,
Charleston, 8. c. octl+stuth3
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IF CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
Wharf. Goods uncalled for at suLset will remain
on the wharf at owners risk.
ocsl7-1 JAMES ADGEa Il CO., Agents
a- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAM, from Philadelphia, are notified
that she is discharging cargo at Browns Wharf.
All Goods not removed by sunset TO-DAY will be
stored at expense and risk Of ConsigneeB.
octl7-1 WIN. A. OoUnTENAY, Agent.
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@- UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CoURT.-By an Order OF the hon. GEO.
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the heari
OF all petitions and motions In Bankruptcy, or
the general business Of the District Oourt Is post.
poned until the first Monday Of November next.
sep3o DANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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THE CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFFICAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
CLASS No. 17T-MoREnd.
-13-40-45--6 -61-69--54-G-4-9
As witness our hand at Columbia this 18th day OF
october, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
nnta Sworn Commissioners.
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~ A REQUIEM HIGH MASS, FOR
the Repose OF the Soul OF SYLVESTER JANCo'
vICH, will be celebrated at st. Msry's Church,
Hasel street. THIS tuesday MORNING, at o A. N.
His relatives and friends, and the members Of st.
Joseph's Latin Society," are respectfully invited to
be present. octl7-'
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~ OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OCTOBER IA, ls7i.-
All contributions OF Money and packages OF
Freight for the Chicago sufferers will be forward.
ed FREE by this Company II addressed to the
Mayor OF Chicago, Ill. n. HAIG,
oct18A Agent.
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of the late JOHN
MARSHALL, JR., Naval Stores Factor and Com.
mission Merchant Of Charleston, S. c., will pre-
sent The same properly attested, and those indeo'-
ed to the said Estate will make payment to Mr..
JOHN MARSHALL, SR, Marshals Wharf, o. to
S. o.MARSHALL, Administrator,
oct1o-tuss No. 3l4 King street.
~THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, SAVINGS DEPART
are requested to leave their
books on and after MONDAY, October I'd, to be
credited with the quarterly interest due lst prox
imo.
All deposits made on or before the 2oth October
will bear interest from lst October.
interest," Six Per Cent. per annum, will he com
pounded quarterly. F. A. MITCHELL,
sep33stuthsfl Assistant cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
Romance In Real Life.

About fifteen years ago a young Scotchman
had as neighbors in the mountain region OF
Scotland a family in which there was little
girl OF four years. One day he took the little
girl on his knee and playfully told her father
cone day will make her my wife" Not long
after, the father and mother and little girl re-
solved to emigrate TO America, which they ac-
cordingly did, landing in Portland in the year
1851. In few years the family removed to
hot e Sea4s sn s hse M a
To this country, the young man who had trotted
the little girl on his knee, resolved to emigrate
soua1r ss ne t dd g In this
where, by good luck and industry, he managed
70 amass q large fortune. Having richly filed
his Golfers his mind reverted enderly to thou ghts
Of love, and he recalled his early vow to some
day wed the little yellow-haired girl he used to
trot on his knee to 'Banbury Cross" He knew
her parents had emigrated to America, and that
Portland, then diligently inquired their where
akouts, and learned the family was in Mexico.
Up TO Oxford county he turned his steps, and
on approaching the house where the object OF
yenow-hsired maiden In the porch "Does
Mr.. - live here?" he asked. Eyes, sir -
replied she of the yellow hair. ais your name
Annie-" said the Scotchman. eyes, Sit, y re-
piled the blushing girl. "Then 1 love you,n
was bluntly interjected by the Scotcimau
The young lady Of course thought he was in
sane, and scampered of into the house. The
Seotchman soon found the father and mother,
"Dont you remember fifteen years ago took
your little four years old girl on my knee in
Scotland, and said meant some day TO mako
her my wife," "Oh, yes, remember" said
the mother, "but not for years have thought
Of those happy old days" am here to re-
deem my pledge" said the Scotchman "Let
the girl speak for herself" said the old gentle
man, choking with emotion. It did not take a
long time for the young lady to get acquainted
nor long for her to decide that this Scotchman
was Just the man she had been waiting for all
her life. " 1 want to be married at once )" said
the ScOtchman. "But I've just engaged TO
work in lewiston said the young lady. Then
set,lng hold OF bright idea-"1 have it'll
60 down there TO work, and then I'll not like
YOU know, and then IN come back here to be
married." Down to Lewiston went the girl; at
work for a week was she, when she concluded
she did not like TO do Homework and returned
home. Next week the parson drove up in his
two-wheeled chaise, and the twain were made
one. The Scotchman and his young wife are
now settled happily in Iowa, where the old folks
who have finally agreed that truth is stranger
than fiction, now comfortably pass their de-
Ginning years.-fetcistor Me- Journal
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A Prison Romance.

Every prison has il romance, and that of the
peniteDtiary at Kingston, Canada, is worth re-
counting. In 1912, near Toronto, the serving
man Of Captain Kinnear murdered his master
10 obtain a rum of money which was in the
house. After killing him the wretch also slew
the hOusekeeper. He was arrested. and at his
Trial implicated girl Of fifteen, named Grace
Marks, who was living in the house, As an ac-
complice, alleging that she knew of the murder
of the master before that of the hOusekeeper
took place. Her story was that he threatened
her with death il she gave the alarm but, as
she had been on intimate terms with the muir
derer, il was discredited. He was hanged, and
she was sentenced to the penitentiary for life
Almost thirty years have elapsed and she is still
prisoner, no more blooming girl, but an old
woman, pale, sad, silent, prematurely gray
From time to time some newspaper correspond
ent, visiting the institution, hears and publishes
her story. There Is talk Of Q petition for her
release. People say tits strange, tits passing
strange, tits pitiful, tits WondNous pitiful and
then the matter dies away. Even If this woman
were guilty, lifetime Of imprisonment might
be held to have assoiled her crime, and she
might be set free to die. There would be little
else for her to do In this Later world. Where she
lived, and the cry Of murder went up, arc now
acres Of brick and mortar and miles Of dusty
streets. Her kindred are dead, her crimes are
forgotten, and her very existence and history are
unfamiliar. To such q one . late mercy might
be shown.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
ANDA
II Apply NEW Ar.

To provide both TO yen and your Little ones, have
spared no palms, and am able now TO lay before Jou
an assortment Of goods which for
QUALITY, CHEAPNEss AND VARIETY
In the b6LfHR pKPGRIMENr on nr.t floor
Yen Will find:
FOR LADIES
pair Brown Fleeced Hose, pair Iron Frame
trssan Eae, very Sne Hsnstitehsd Linen md
6o.. a Is r.r q
Cuff.. SET Of Lace sees E. and Collar Real Lace
Snf ssseer SSIs
Sans:o%s Pan Or sin ElssiIe., sss corset, With
que Holder, Ensli-s gilt band srseslets BLACK and
Gold ditto, and several other styles Jet She'll Gilt
Jcwelry; Gilt, Coral, Pearl and Spar Necklaces,
Lv,kets. Finger Rigs, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
4pair superstout English Hall Ho.e, pair super
serino shaker \ nit do, good all linen Henmed
handkerchiefs, better do, s best do, s colored
h9e Cloth oI Md Lined with Fur Trimming Buck or
sIk Fleeced Gloyss, pair Of the best Suspenders,
Scarf e.ceent &efuo Shirt or pr.%eT. =. sssSs
Buttons in fine gold plated Lava, Cornelisn, Coral,
&c.: gold plated Screw studs and Pins, Watch
Chains, handsome Cigar Case, &C., &C.
foh ON Nc
Dolls in about 70 different str les, dressed and un-
IIstsssd Dol Carriases Sradles and Bsdsissds'
ra,nss, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Building Blocks,
Points, AcceIdeons and ConcertinAs, Mouth Har-
monicss, Tromtones or Comets, Ten Pins, Bagatelle
snd Tvoli Tables, Trains Of Care, Express wagons,
Hose Carts with Bells, Punch and udy, Ranges and
stoves Kaleidoscope Magnetic Toys, Al phsbet aud
building Blocks, sleighs, WheelbarroEs and Carts,
Tin Kitchens and Kitchen sets. Picture Blocks.
Sets Of Furniture, Noshs Arks, Sheepfolds and
Farms. Boxes Of Soldiers, Iron Cannon, Swords and
Guns, &c, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
sriety, Fancy Wood Mats, il q set; White Pisae
40 8 In set; Brushes and Combs, Umbrellas, Silver
Plated Ware, Statuettes, Vases, Busts, Card and
Fruit Baskets, Desks, Work Boxes and necessaries,
Chess Boards with Men, Lava smoking Sets, Pun
Boxes with Puffs, Hand and standing Mirrors, En-.
broidered Slippers and Cushions, Lace and Hand
made Tides, Cloth and Hsirbrlrhes, fine Buffalo
Ccmbs, Oil Paintings, Wreaths, Flower Baskets and
Crosses under Glass, carved Photograph Frames,
Bohemian Glass Toilet Sets in different styles hns
Packet Knives, Wade q Butchers best Rszors,
large yapanned Walters, two for 81; finest qua ity
ditto 81 each, Remarkably cheap q large Hand
aw warranted steel, e good thing 20 have In the
ly,use. -Toodles; Key Racks, Towel Racks, Book
slides, Picture or Music Stands, &c. kc., &c.
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great crowding about the bridegroom, and much
nerriment and congratulations. Edith came 70
meet him, her paleness succeeded by blush s,
And the ceremony proceeded at once.
To this day the events We have related are q
sore subject to Mr.. Strong, and he never likes
to have any one allude To how he was arrested
for theft on his wedding evening". I. Sunday
Tiuex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

THE CELEBRATED LADY DocroR, Mis- Fov-
Ter, in practice at Orange, n. j., was recevfiv
ter Of Fowler, the .phrenologt&, and has nct
with extraordinary success - . medical prao-
titioner Of the homeopathic school. Her IN,
come from her practice has, tor years pest, been
patients Of both sexes. has the names Of over SIX
hundred families on her patient-books. sud rs
more business than all the half doxen male doc.
her profession she drives between forty and hfty
miles every day. She is remarkably successful
Q doctor. She IL . hSndsome woman OF e.
headed. stout hearted, strong wiiled, viva,
cious, and intellectual. Her husband is New
York merchant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

MA Cincinnati child tied Grape on the door
20 see il the carriage would come to take them
out riding as il did the family across the street
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An old lady of seventy is the chaplain Of
the Kansas State Prison.
sVThe Iowa press generally favor abolishing
the grand jury system. :
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Henry Ward Beecher On SpirituaIism

Mr.. Beecher, in his sermon SUNDAY, referred
as follows TO spiIitualism
Ii is generally admitted that from the very
beginning of things this world has been open TO
the influence Of spirits. We can readily believe
that there is spiritual influence which can
neither understand nor appreciate. This is
certainly the doctrine OF the New Testame Mt
, it was taught, both by the Savior and bv the
apostles, that both divine and demoniac in.
huences did roll in upon the human soul: and
aver that there is nothing men should so
much desire-and do much need-as those
divine influences which the Bible teaches
have been waited over into this sphere. That
fantastic and false notions have arisen dur
ing all ages concerning this spiritual doc
trine does not prove its fallacy by any means.
How do men account for the fact that out of the
lowest savage animal condition OF man there has
come this conception of q free spirit and conse-
quent spritualiliuminatiOn? This idea was with
the race of man as far back as the beginning.
and their vague feeling out after light showed
then as now their need Of it. OF course, mere
seeking does not prove the existence of an OBJ
icct, but ii shows q need which it IL not part of
COOS economy to allow. Our Savior asserts the
reality of these spiritual influences and declares
il u not possible for men to understand them. 1t
is impossible to interpret higher sphere to those
in lower; hence this great truth cannot be uu-
Those living In the present have not 50 much
need OF this spiritual help; but for that great
part Of the race who live In daily consciousness
O. n ,%pes1sctSn who struggle On in daskness and
i is the one thing needful. 1t Is thelbce Of the
Divine Spirit to inspire and comfort men. There
aetmes when We are all OF us conscious Of being
induenced by Q spirit outside OF ourselves, and
although It b true that thA influence transcends
our understanding, We are nevertheless able to
prepare ourselves for fits reception by making
ourselves susceptible to spirit presence. If you
have . sense Of personal communion with the
spirit world, believe that God has found you. DO
we not long to separate ourselves from mere
physical consciousness ? Can anybody endure
the thought OF going down to the grave to ami
hilation Is there anything We desire more than
light to shine upon the road that leads 10 the
great beyondg No better argument can be made
Tor Spiritualism than that ii settles faith.
ga thoughtful Daabury LADY pits lard on
the stOop. when she wants her husband to stay
home Of an evening. Barring an hour or 50 de-
voted to rubbing his back, the time Is pleasantly
occupied.
0During the recent fire at Portsmouth the
sister of the Roman Catholic priest, whose resi-
dence was burned with the Roman Catholic
Church, was awakened by parrot calling the
servants name and screaming "6re!v They
barely had time TO dress loosely and escape, and
only for Polly would hayebeen burned to death.
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~ yREB. ". LoRING.

Nstndy. jest you mind them hens.
And shoe EN- out away from here:
Jasy re scTste hing all the esrdcn up
Why, Tidy sone-wa al, wa al, that queer.
she ain cgntrary- a. q rule,
And gen lly Obeys my will;
b. thouyh she heerd me, of -hH PIT
Why, there's Lorenzo Pettehslil!
Ees met her and she's stopped To talk
Them hens will eat MP every thing
e. wanting her 70 take walk
Bee tOok her hand-cnme. that won't do
che seems 20 stand uncommon sni;
Id better let them know m round
Good-eyenina, Mr.. Pettengill
Ne don't mind me-; amt DO uss-
An. va Al my time has been and gene;
Bot then. n RELY no iiee
How Tidy was h gettin on.
Thsse gals grow up and pretty s0Sh
They lay us ell ones on tho shelf,
Bert is a smart young man
guess tend them hens myself
0 polore.l Wicked che sothus if i. 'ou DO yOur
slhing far al the trail "A ob home the ran
Al she does no, see watch her, little tissr-she is
. ct she not her Kind father-oh, so kind-be.
hind her here
" IA; does she' All, Dolores it i. then for French
10 tain With hun YOU wander and your doves must
unfCd.
'ii' child he has hundred mules, has this Ameri-
shsll tell your brother Manuel. and Tomorrow he
is dead.
an growing fat and Old, and cannot watch your
movements.
at NV boy. NV Manuel there il one. II" shall upon
him spring
4 adre d. pOis What is that which he seems to
forse upon herr
The saints BE- pTascI-it is. indeed, rng and such
q ring.
A nd n Las a hundred mnles AMI he takes away my
daughter.
shs costs no more-oh sweet young love, il make.
Nay old heart stir
TEsy cone hers-ah, he shall have his drink Ameri-
Cau-th@ Whiskey-
I'D the little one, Dolores ! shall feel her doves
for her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

A BORROWING and reproachful daughter of
Shoddydom send this farewell message to the
departing Romanoff:
$50, Alexis, 60.
Perhaps some day you'll waken.
Mid sea-sick pzngs to know
The hearts that you have braken.,