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Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
Counting Twenty-Five.

sm". l 'ne cherished face of Maria Ann vro.,h.., ,
daily toll 7 ON, ~ ~E "hen returned from my arluous
many candidt Engaged as standing at saloon So
of Nc 80 ~ 1a'e are treating that the saloon keer -
~ - 10 oS treated We al drink with averv 80, D S NIX
s '"' ana II makes business pretty brst VINO
"aiu my chosen one: Joshua I an, orratI =
"lu m me an angel in disposition" ' "o NOT always
Haid !; "That's-hic-my dear d..
'nangel in--in anytbing ~ uon seldom find you
AND she added lyon ar. nm. o,.,
in the world" ~ NV Always the most pleasant man
- u'u not ieel called on to reply
VOW said she, "read tb,+
d. u a" item from the columns Of some nsror L..,
ing tropbIad i, ~ out some impossible woman who he.
., uo'eu with a bad temper. counted +,von,r s NJ Oe
i'ne she got provoked, and thus becar 49, n'e every
S ~ i"'eu ornament OF the house of her je.btd L,. ~
eau .ne article as well as the condition ofmv bood 80
low and remarked "Bosb." W "ouIu al
Maria Ann paid no attep.;o, =. -
3he Said that every time got mad should F pan
~ very ums sne got mad she would count t,ron,n e w,
corn, ~. wv sue 'hou@ht would rent while wo "a,
'' 1--WE over and over all day long Then sbss soJ1
Always raising objections to her plans for our r,t, -
proFemtnt and said was not and sbo soi, '' ui-
~ @ Ie patience OF saint and said she was too d -
H"' al ABOUT that and just Tailed one in nv f, ~
mn was gong to demonstrate with the nokor 49, -.
70 count twenty-five, and said yosld no, ~, az
80, ~ puiieo more than half my hair out Tban sho
hrot, - s, '"ehtyhVe over and until was o,t =,
eS'n ana Ielt real pleasant and good natured g "
supper Now. the cur!ed up in m, cbi t e"' 10
unt'i SAT down; and did not see it then brt 7 -
ey sure II was there in fact knew it WAS there o % -
wanted to, and more too ~ eie aS wen as
felt inclined to rise n sr53o.,. =.
sue OahdlsAed the tea pot and morp,rrd. "pfi"s
rsins' count twenty-five or I'll break your ha.S
" cat was drawing map of the Tenth Wari vri.t -
nalos stounu behind me- with the streets and boundt
-. - " my oIood rose TO explain and" Nv door T
SUs Sue caromed on my head with a we'll sbo, o.. -
p op'INleu ~ my face with quart OF bot 10. "a T =
M oWn ana counted twenty-five; but killed the 90, ~
O,a eow died hard thought could feel him settIa ~
nine lives went out one by one. e ~S MS
few days practice of this rule under tbs ,o,ir
mara Ann has enabled conquer my temner cor
peey' NOBODY can get me mad now am in a stoto IN
os e. ana want to see the that wrote that s,o
mand for mourning among his friends Th as-
happy-counting TWENTY-FIVE U can ais
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

CHRISTIANS AND ADJUSTMENTS. s.-Amonotb tbe
committees OF the Methodist General Confer.
ence, new IN session at BROOKLYN. is one on
fopuIar Amusements. In a repOrt on Mondoy
IL thus set forth its views in relation to this
subject, and they received the endorsement Of
the Conference VI
lnasmuch as IN popular amusements there are
many subtle temptations, it becomes no nc
christian pastors, having the care of souls
frequently to speak on this subject to our neo'
PIE words OF caution and advice We by no
means condemn amusements indiscriminafalv.
they have their place and value.
We would, however, earnestly dissuado tbam
from those amusements which tend tn late
hours, over wrought excitement, and which
appeal chiefly to the lower propensites. Tn ali
questionable amuscments we entreat them m
be guided by the Word of God. and to INDULGE
In none which they cannot conscientiouslv az.
prove. Equally, however, we urge them 70
exercise that charity which never faileth towards
those whose Christian character is above re
proach who differ IN judgment from them
concerning the proprety of any amusement
AS we are requested to respect the consciances
OF others, We advise each person to forego
those pleasures which he may deem right for
himself, but which are condemned bv the
popular Judgment as inconsistent with the
Christian name, or which are discouraged by
the general sentiment of the church.
We sincerely believe that by inculcating use- |
fulness IN our amusements, by Just regard for
the sentiment OF others and by consderate
treatment OF those who err, we may most effec- |
tuaIy control the tendency to frivolity and |
woTldlIness which threatens to mar the strength |
and efficiency of the Church.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

= SAP SToRY.-,Hon. F. C. Whipple, died
IN II Howell Mich, lately. Connected with his
Ife is sad history, which is thus briefv
related Twelve years ago not man in Mich.
gan could seemingly look forward with brighter
prospects, being in affluent circumstances and
q lawyer by profession who stood among the
hrst IN the State. But by intemperance. and
exposure therefrom, he was attacked with fits fits
i: from the effects of which he never recovered
ms ms mind constantly fading until he became
helpless and ne was for the past two or three
years supported by public charity. His wife. a
oeduIlIul pea ana accomplished lady, became insane
mains with no hopes of recovery. -Four boaT.
tIful' bright, and thus unhappy children
are ppennlless and scattered here and there. no
two living together. ''ieie' no
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
MISc e//un IL e 0mS
How and When Lamps Explode.

III. Nichols writes: Kerosene is NOT evrlo
SNe; nghted taper may be thrust into i
oII Iae "pPHeu IN any way, and it does no
explode On the contrary. i evt;nn',;s 1; NJ lio
name II experimental with at tbn ,Sme ,,s,,a
| temperatures OF our rooms Kerosene oon;
uentS occur from two causes: First. imnorfan,
manufacture OF the article; second adnltor
at'ohs' AN lmperfectly manufactured oil :.
t tnat Whlct results when the distillation ba,
nort .iiou oii at 100 low temperature, and a
part OF the naptha remains in if.
,AdulteratiOns are largely made bv pnrr;no;
pied des ers, who will add twenty oy tI;rtr ,n,
cent OF naptha after it leaves the mautacnrapr az,
lahus' Inc hight napthas, known in com
nIe'ce under the names Of benzine gasoline
' etc'' are very volatile, infammable and danger
Jus .Ahey however, in themselves are no,
Explosive; neither are they, when nlacod n
'athpS' capable of furnishing anv gas which =
explosive Accidents of this nature arc dro
entlIeiy TO the facility with which vanor i
Rrouuced from them at low tempcratnroS
Dut the vapor. itself is not explosive n
render It explosive, it must be mixed with
air. iAou WIN
A lamp may be filled with bad kerosene o. u;+,,
'dpor even, aud IN no possible way can II do
tomato or explode unless atmospheric air bos
somehow got mixed with the vapor, A lamn
therefore t1l OrnearIy full of liquid is safe and
aiso one oI pure warm vapOr is safe. Exnlo
Slo"s generally occur when the lamp is fret
lighted without being filled, and also lata ~
Ihe evening, when the fluid is nearly ov
seen. WIZ Oo Ie&ulIy
:, In using, imperfect or adulterated Kerosene
une space ABOVE the line of oil is always filled
WIN Eap0r' and so long as it is warm and
t,tihe Iteeiy no air can reach it, and it is safe.
~ oeu tlme when the family retire, the light
10 eAt'ueulshed the lamp coolS, portion of the
vdpor IS condensed; this creates partial
vacuum IN the space, which is instantly filed
WIN ar. ne mixture is now more or less
explosive and when upon the next evening
tne lamp Is lighted without replenishing with
on as Is often done, an explosion is liable to
take place. ''""i' ~
Late in the evening, when the oil is nearly
consumed, and the space above filled with
VapOr the lamp cannot explode SO lone "a i
remains at rest upon the table. But take II in
hand' agltate It, carry it into cool room. the
,vapor Is cooled, air passes in, and the mixturc
becomes exp oslve. A case of lamp expIosion
TO the writer's knowledge few wears since
was occasloned by taking a lamp from the
table Die to answer ring at the door-bdl.
ne cool outside air, which impinged upon
the lamp IN the hands Of the lady, rapidly con.
uehSed the vapOr air passed in. and an explo.
SION occurred, which resulted fatally. IF Tho
lamp had been full of fluid this accident conld
not have occurred. Before CARRYING il To the
door, flame might have been thrust into the
lamp with safety; the vapor would have
gnited, but no explosion could have taken
place.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
GENERAL xArrRE-So. .;

Be IL epscsd a. e. ',L % me relief Of George W. Morse
.b bJ the Senate aud House of Representatvss a
states ct America Congress assembled Thai tbs
o. Patents be- and he hereby Is authorized ~
~ ana exercise jurisdiction over petitions ~ Gsr
bi m Ior tbs extension OF GRANTED ~
and eighth day OF October. eighteen hundred
which such Gr term Of the day on
JoI the applicant and determine unon the said
ta "a manner and with the effect as if the
VI Aad patents or OF foreign patents royern ,bn
extensIn nIa not expired and to grant or refuse
"a upon the same principle OherWise that rnvarn
1IS up4n such APPLICATIONS when under the Ia
- elKhth eighteen hundred and seventy: Provdad T,
no person shall be held liable for the
r. extended for making Of said nysntionS sc
o liz p he original terms Of said patents and pror
any nrsa me her extension Aud provided further That
nru or corporation in
nsa III ms and using said invent shall be entitled 10
nTn made or constructed by them ior manuiac.
80 - since the expiration the original ms 81
sion. ''''' Nu'i"S tue term oil SAID extern
Approved, March H. ls72
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

The Boston Daily AdUertiser says of the
recent imputations on the Federal Admins
traton
Whenever any of them has been brought
to the proof it has been shown to be untrue.
1t is not denied that out of tho great body of
office holders in the country some have proved
faithless and dishonest. They have been com
PEELED to vacate their places The public mind
is unusually quick at the present time to dis
honesty in Office, and every defaIcation makes
the impression it ought to make always. But
the Administration has only been deceived in
men who we're presumed to be honest"
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
IGENERAL NArURr-No o.,
An Act supplemsntar

the exterminatiG 20 the act entitled act to prevent
the United Stte "a e Senate and House Of Repesens,e
80 OF the Treasury be- and he brrab nat the
I'd win th n anu three assistant agents wbo a 10
the management oi the seal isher,aS IN
them by the Scn other duties be assigned 10
agent The rne sum OF ten dollars each day one
agents the sun, M uoars each day, two Assistant
they shall ais bo uoars each day while empovsd nd
goye To- % $50 oe allowed their necessary ana
vouchers I'LL returning from Alaska, for which ~
treasury d ddSmed to the proper accounting oicers
Thai nh hnadred dollars in any one vee & ~ ths
directly in sy never be interested directly or in
ceas no tease OF the right take seals nor IN 80
otherwise. as owner agent, partner. or
hereby me secretary of the Treasury be and b i
islands of 81 erect dwelling house upon each Of the
SEC Tbat not 10 exceed SIX thousand dollars "Se"'s'
auat tue SAID agents be, thpv
United State % ms IN AL cases relating service
." "u' matter concerning the public
Approved, March
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
P0et~y.
HOW COULD II

ne carried my satchel to school
Ana me through the drifts carriod e..
Couidil think why he hugged me so oIo0n,
II couldn't, how could could vnU"
AT eve he tied under my chin
49,, MY hood with its bright ribbons brno.
why he Razed in my face could Itama
II couldn't, how could l could Won,
ne told me my eyes were so blue
Ihe brightest of any he knew:
olushed and looked down-couId bo,...
Il couldn't how could II could Won,
ne ieit on my cheek warm kiss
Iheh of with the lightning speed e.w.
II could Id have scOlded and stsn,ned.
IL couldn't. how could II could Won,
Twas long years ago. and since then
lie has spoken words loving and true,
only leaned close to his breast
For how could help itS could you,
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

Every day brings something new. A Cleve-
lahi man calms to have made wonderful in.
venti3n IN the shape of ferocious sheet. iron
cat which works by machinery. 1t is armed
win terrible claws, and utters all The alurine
and pathetic cries with which the fsI;ne ZOO x
gifted Placed on the roof on a naImv nio n;9bt 10
and set In operation, it calls about Il all The
prewilng cats for squares around, and one bv
one they attack the glariDg sheet-iron monster
and are Instantly torn in pieces In the morn,
ing the roof and all the surrounding domain
are covered with tufts of fur with disIocated
claws and tangled fddle.strings. The inven.
city. '"o '0i popuious
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

beginning OF A FoRTUNE-Jobn .Jacoh
m;TGr saId 1t was comparatively easy to make
% lll9n dollars after getting the first tbousand
Ne W larq rub was in getting started.
vontE M[ Isaac Rich died recently in Boston
SJrth f' nearly two million dollars, made in the
l;m business He used often to tell how he he
climbed the first round in the ladder to % wealth. he
nart nae was 1I mere e boy, selling fish from hand
fIm; tart, Mr. Boyden, the keeper of the fremont mont
l;oI mGIsG ~ IN Boston; liking bis bright face and
GulGk business habits, asked him One day whV Tnu
was the answer. ~ Ouy 'nem'
,,H How much money will it take?"
Two hundred dollars"
load - Ouy up the next boat
The ambitious lad boarded the next salmon.
%hae pInt N o.d MS liz Little dory, bargaincd for the
ability to pay, showed the ready money Ha ils
made mad handsome sum by the venture, soon
inh plld ia back his loan, and began at once the
@holeSale " business, in which he made his LARGO
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
LGExERAL xAruae-No. 9s.l

an addt0nal land district IN the State of
Nevada. " ' S'"'9 VI
be u enacted by the Senate and Uousa NJ ID -...
he Cn'ttd states OF America in Congress III
a poTon OF the State of Nevada embraced ms 10 c,;
TO wit commencing corner common TO
snJ ,t mrhy- -iour and twenty-five h. range
%mi nVe east Mount Dabe base meridian: thence
M Eyad se 20 me eastern boundary Of the State of
" hence north said eastern of 20
me NORTH boundary of said State thence wpst on
boundary OF said State eastern boundsry f H.
dary Of 6e a1snI thence south along said
tpic1 % land be called the Eko dis
COMMIT OeS S which shall be located Eko in EIko
9ate O Nevada which NAV be NV H.
interest ~ ' ~ ''"" as tue puOllc
advice and tne President shall appoint by and with the
consent OF the Senate. recess of the Senata
ad ana receiver Of public moneys district and
reside in the land ofHcs
located and shall have same p0wers and scex ,h @
districts IN saio '' 'H' O'He' i"Hu
ApprOYed. Mnrch
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
lGESERAL SATURE-No. 3i.I

TuENEHAL NATURE-NO. II
Act 10 authorizing the Of the
between the territory Of the United States and the
sions Of Great Britain from the Lake OF The Woods 10 the
summit OF the Rocky Mountains. 80 ~ - ~
BE enacted by the Senate aud House OF OF
e United states America in Congress assembled That the
fden o. the United States by with the advice and
sent o. the Senate be- and he is hereby authorized 10
te the government OF Great Britain In the
0 lont IN accordance with the plan
mates OF General A. A. Chief OF Eng-
neerS submitted November eighteen bundled
ma seVeny ior determining the boundary line
nte states and the British possessions Seween the Lake
ne woods and the Rocky Mountains: Provided however
ehzneers IN the regular OF the United States
W. % exclusively engineers n the performance
salary and the Secretary OF War directed 10 make the
Sc a,s ns oI engineers Tor that purpose.
SEC That nifty thousand dollars or 40 much thereof as
ue requeq oe and the same is hereby appropriated
@y moby ~ the treasury not otherwise
eaay into fneet the object OF said Joint commission.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

s t,h 50 '"nnS Joke and all the more paatsbs a,
us truth can be vouched for. says New Jers.v ro ~s
a. prominent church in that State 1t seems that or,e
hAo oeen very Industrious selling new cbnr 49,
'e'eyhve cents At the service in question ths
said: N S0usEesauon' rose and
you VINO nave children to baDtze will please to p,.an,
70 sl wa" oy the way was little deaf having an .,.
" heins the books, and supposing the pastor M Is
'n.a sar immediately Jumped up and shouted: !"
o.nin. VINO haven't any can get many as you want t
calling on me, at seventy five cents each 0u Ant' "
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
. IHENERAL NITURE-Nn. 9Tl
An Act to create additional land district in the 81

lhENERAL NATURE-NO.
An Act TO create additional land district in tho
Minnesota.
the enacted by the Senate and House or Representatives Of
4 the United States be- and hereby au
70, an additional land district in the State Mnne-
emQaclng all that Ot the present Alexandria land
which lies north of township and
t ana west OF range number thirty
pi1e PAL meridian and to Ok from tie the
therenf which district shall named after the
Dsee al which the office shall established and the Pre-
the office for such district. ~ ~ '' '"S "o'''''i'' VI
That the President hereby authorized to appont
90 the aiVee ana consent Of the Senate register
Snired t i Tor said land district. who shall
70 eslde al the site OF the land Office for said district
oe subject to the laws and
nov sI22 m respectively shall be the
Approved March - eei' =" naIu otate.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

A soap mine is the latest reported discovery
in Colorado. The mineral soap is described
as off dim color, about the hardness of chalk.
and forms very perfet LAT Ter, while it effec-
tuaily removes all stains and grease spots from
clothing. After washing it leaves the skin soft
aud smooth, while the odor is quite pleasant'
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
GENERAL NArupr-N, a.

msnt - II!s certain powers and dutias IL. n
Be II 1uStlce and providing seal ue depart
the I'nitaS S' oy the Senate HOuSp nj RoT:
ali and ftes OF America Conyress OF
existing Law ne powers conferred and dSe Ihat
the Imprisonman lt secretary Interior oy
laws the uf ST DISCHARGE Of blenders
Of Columbia be- and f6a school and Jail in
10 the Department of Justice sahe are hereby,
.EC. T. That the seal hprrt
tice with such chanS Ge me seal of TIE Department of Ju
and records in na % approve and all books 0 the
certified under sen M OF Justice may be copied nd
Approved, March 5, 1872 ~ '''ee anu elect
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

Several young ladies were amusing them
Miss Emma proposed taking one of the poles
and her friend Annie the other and instead of
joining hands, kiss each other. A scream
from Annie caused the lady who was turning
the, machine to stop suddenly, when Emma
exclaimed that it burnt her lips terribly.
Annie remarked that it ''felt just like nous
tache"
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

4, MISS NILSSON AT THE FAIR.-The fair for
!ne dement, OF the homeopathic surgical hospi.
tai opened promisingly in New YORK nm Sotnr
day night, and Miss Nilsson assisted in nreo;.
ding at one of the tables. Herself and asso.
Gclates wore Dolly Vardens, and sold verv
large number of five and ten dollar bououets
with many at higher prices. Upon the exbaus'
ton OF the bouquets, Miss Nilsson sold passion
flowers at five dollars apiece and pinned them
to the coat of young men as an inducement to
purchase. "
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

A good, finished scandal, full armed and
equipped, such as circulates in the world is
rarely the production of single individual or
even of a single coterie 1t sees the light in
one; is rocked and nurtured in another: is
petted, developed, and attains its growth in
third; and receives its finishing touches only
after passing through multitude of hands.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

TOLD HIM So'-An old lady, who was in the habit
OF an unusual that she had pred,ctss
,ired OF her continual IT told you so nao eot
orea'hess with excitement he dropped into ba
ms hands and exclaimed Oh wife wife wbatS.
e-"H me ola brindle COW has gone and ate nm on
'ne ola lady was ready. hardly WAITING 20 h
se S word she broke out to the top OF her ung I %
doors" "O"'u 4e' IL stand ont Of
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
tGEsERAL xArURE-No. 3O.I

An ACT 70 amend section thirty five entitled
n 10 reduce internal taxes and for other pu rpOses
be enacted by the Senate and House OF
he Onted state Of America In Congress- assembled, That
tne privileges OF an act entitled AN reduce
taxes and Tor other approved July
eighteen hundred and be- hereby o
the peri OF pittsburgh In the State with the
said act " 0 ny nv" 'eSs'V""'
Annrnund nrchI 1 Q Iaro
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
An Act to nrov,aI GENERAL NAruRE-No. 70

" pII'iueu nbIeu lor the admission of painijnos .,.
Be il IaphS for exhibition ea ~ Sa'urry and
the Unitsd ~ 'he Senate and IIouse
into the United States for PiEtGgaPhic pictures imported
for the promotion and United States or an,
duty under such for sale shall be a' OF in
easuy shall prescribe Pydd as the Secretary Of the
imposed h TO the United States Of such snail be given
be ported any and all OF Of such articles as IRE now
Approved March @ SIX months alter such npoTtation not
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

- Suicide in the second degree" is what
they call it in Kansas when a woman HANGS
herself and the rope breaks.
The other day Jem Mace, speaking of a rival
accused OF beating his wife said "What bimp
lie couldn Z lick a postage stamp"
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
iGExERAL NATURE-No. qs.
An At nnthn

an het aqthorsDE the President of the United States to re
stablsh the Monroe land district the state Of
enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
e Onted states OF America in Congress assembled That
the United States be- and he
the public interests would
P 70 reesabsh the Monroe land district IN the State
ohna with the same boundaries that existed before the
Orleans ~ "'' WV ~"N Nio'iH0t VI Nc"
Approved, March lG. 1872
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
GENERAL xArrRE-No. o.

Au Ac TO repea the Of Schejus q NJ tbo
.eehus acts Imposing canned meats 6 aS @
tam other articles. N'''"'N "'ea'h' uSn' ana GER
BE u enacted by the Sepata ond II
& M nLted states OF America Congress Rssen,I.d RI y,
hs the passage OF this Of Schedule NJ
- revenue acts imposes tax on nnv .csr
irpit. package containing meats, fish shelI.6sb
.ss - e sauces, srups, prepared mustard Jams or
'ees, 0t and the same is hereby, repealed 'Ni"' o'
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
A.. GENERAL xArrKE-No. %

~ amending the act approved Juv tver+v.o..1
TO pensions" ' ''S"' eu'itieu'' An act relating
b enacted by the Senate and House Of Reprasonto,
second SlSes OF America in Congress assembled Thai tbe
seventh egbIse te aet Congress July twenty
eIghteen hundred six y-rigbt eDti,i.;
e,ang 70 pensions be amended by Inserting AFT an Ac
avaS station" '"e "OIuS or was at
Approved, March & 1850
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

" Sid Iha petition to Congress to prohibit the es,,
"u' more children by the "Cieoree Wasb,ro,a
In circulation West Something like tbis T.
memory OF the great Virgintan. The modern George Jy
on lies and steals outraSeousy and is already in iaI
parts of the country. " 'iH various
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

A young hopeful asked his father who was
in the habit of tippling, "Why is Browns
Saloon like counterfeit bill? Because you
cant pass it." Exit hopeful.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
WHOLE NO. 995
THE PUZZLED DUTCHMAN

"r'n 'noHer haddwO liddle twins,
peS vas me und mem broder;
We iookt so ferry mooch slise
No Won knew von from toder.
'on ov der pOys vas "Yawcun"
I nd Hans der oders name;
But den it made no tifferent
fe poth got called der same.
'eli' Won ov US got tead;
faw' mynheeT. dat ish So
But vender Hans or Yawcun
Mein moder She tOn't know.
Ond SO am in droubles.
can't kit dreo mein he'd
'ender I'm Hans vOt's Iifne.
Or fawcup vot ish tead
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

ady at Council Bluffs beIng informed by her "saI
enued TO cease his attentions, cowhided him round
~ loou ana as he sprang through the open wpdow tia
", VAIN parting llck that that cacihm 10 no no
careful Tor the future not to riHe with gentle and I
heart e@"''e AAo loving
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

The Great Falls IN. H. Journal hears OF one ecrtss a.,
that town who tobacco Years DAY. chewed o
two weeks candy for month and still fights the world the
hesh. and the devil with stick Of lieorice.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-24

coored woman asked days since why she navs,
wore white az black women generally fond of decking
themselves out in SNOWY apparel "Kase said she 81 au.
urilk - -" pau "