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l.. DooLIrrLE.--Thi is Is the name ~ one @,
the most popular grOoers Of the city; and ia his
case the name - "'''om'r. D'oiiais applied
to men generally. conveys a. idea that they
do little more than thing at ell; but this Hr.
l.. D'ot'nte IS tho busiest man AMI doe. more
than any man IN his line Of trade, from Plan
kat'nk t" tho Bay Of Fundy.
lie has just completed aud moved into MI.
splendid store room on the corner II Third Az.
enue and Tenth street l1is indomitable in .
dsstry has built up good trade, and If Won
would kno" the extent "f it,just read his cd.
voriisemeni in another column. 20 direct Co. hi.
store look At bis splendid aud extensive stock
make your pnrchsses. sud 70 home resolved 10
call again when yea Wish 10 have "mor.
% the same SORT"
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TuH GEIDrtrts,-In sar report Of the PRO.
'ccoding' u ute ESaainatioB at the College. in
last vcok' = issue. re neglected Inadvertently To-
give the names Of the diaerest graduates, md
beg leave Co give the lest nsv
After the literary exercises tLe si,to ssrsr.
Entcndent. Hon. Charles X. Lewis. conferred
the degrees upon tho graduating class. Tho
following are the name. Of those Who received
sipioman
Chsrle' J. Reynolds, Proetsrsyilio, Ohio.
Robert 7. Phillips, Guyasdott,. Wet Viz.
giniA.
william Fisher, Macon county. west y.-.
g4nA
BacHo' Ayrr-, NJ Olive, Wet yirgiaia.
IS. Psrsons, Ilentingtos. Wet yi4qiai,
). y. Prteh,ri. Cositon. Ky.
7 " Asrsbau, stouts NuIs. Wet VIZ.
Einia.
Mr.. Lucy & BIB, wHn.a,,ovn. w.av.,.
gipia.
Mis- Li',io Hushsm. usa,inr,.n w..,vi,.
-g,bn
NJ solons Holt, cerodo, we,t vi.-,si,
hl~ Willie A. Duiing. Nsldsn. ves v.,.
Sinia.
Prof PO@eli. tho genusmauiy Prn,.poi b,.
resigned, snd ". u. Has.n hss been ,,,.,,,
Cd to hil Ai' place on the Executive Commit.
'se' Who Is to sacesed hin o. PRINCIPAL. b,.
not yst been dstermi1si.
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To keep pace with the gigantic strides Of in b
'eiIcetual advancement a. well as with the pre-
vA'ung Fashions Of the times, we have intro
duced the Dolly Varden C'yor., and might pos
"hiy be persuaded to part with them .for a
confederation" That We keep the very best
Cheering Tobnocoi is fact too we'll known to be
successfully eontradicted by either Sumner.
9ehurh' or Horace Greeley. or any other man
The place to buy good, is where you can get
anything you want, from barrel Of flour to n
loaf Of bread. We keep the greatest variety of
any store in the city, anu deliver the good. FREQ
of charge.
The place OF business is in Burdick', Block
on Third Avenue, between 9th and 10th .t,.
aud the name OF tho firm, Harper 4 Webb.
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TnE STAR GALLERY.-The best Artis, may be
found at the above named establishment on
Third Avenue, between Tenth aud Eleventh
Streets, snd the best pictures nrc there taken
A. Teaford, the proprietor and artist, eHeels
everything around him in artistic skill, and
HE gallery has become place Of great resort
forttssc who desire to secure the shadow ere
she sVbstsnes fades" His pictures are perfect
md he like, and his charges reasonable. Re
Henber the Star Gallery" in the Granite
Front.
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The Fret ere-s show a, Hunting

Amusement in the tented field will be aston
i'hinsly and brilliantly insugursted in Hunt
ins'on on Saturday, July Q, BY the grand com
oinHuon, With the above comprehensive title,
which. as II Is the first. will also most undoubt-
edly prove by far the best Of the season. By
reference to the advertisement il will be seen
that hve distinct exhibitions are included in
what is offered for but one and the usual pric.
OF admission, and that the novel Arrangement
at scpcrats tents gives all the exclusiveness or
general entertainment that may be desired
The Great aastodon ia great show; great in
animal attractions, great in collected curio.i-
ties, great in arenie spccialties. and owned and
managed with intelligent libcrality BY zres,
showmen with great means II everywhere
creates n great sensation with its magnificent
procession, vast resources, gas.li, canva.es
and marvellous Arabs
These last, by the by. are the only genuine
troupe OF the kind in the country, and thi. /.
their hrst appearance. Their style Of perform
"nce is peculiarly their swn, and wonderful in
character and variety. As powerful and avil,
gynnastr they are unequaled, and constitute
Sensational feature, which alone attract. i'm
mense audiences wherever they exhibit. Ar
rnyed in their picturesque costume, they will
minglc socially with our people. so that all
may have an opportunity to fully establish
their genuinonoss before visiting the 6ve-fold
show Of which they constitute but ono attrac
ton.
We note with particular commendntion the
Tact that the management of "The Great Mas
todon" offer n liberal reward for the arrest of
all gamblers, swindling peddlers. or vendor,
OF Intoxicating liquor, caught plying their des-
picabie trades upon the show grounds. This
alone Is evidence Of good character, which will
be warmly endorsed by the community gcDer-
ally.
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Qua yorns friend Prank Roada.aour. o, the
Nevm"n Lumber Company, Of Ironton. called
90 &c. u' last woes. and gave US chcerin, sc
count Of the business Of said 6rm They have
one Of the most complete steam Flooring aud
''T h''l. 90 'he West, and turn out splendid
a'''el' Of doors' sash, blinds, .hiug'c.. hath.
n''r'"s' aud, IN fact everything necessary in
Tho erection Of a house ora steamboat. Frank
' an energetic bushes. map. aud one Co be
relied On. lie informs rs they Ore doing
strictly cash business. and, on these tsrm.. A.,
crowded With orders.
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RBruEsBD-Gencral John g. Brcslin Of this
oity, who has been absent on a visit for some
days past to Columbus, Ohio, returned to his
post in the Railroad Office on Wednesday last,
looking as bland and gentIcmanly as ever. lie
brought no good news from that region OF
country in relation to business. trade or poll
tics. On the other hand, the Greeicy grip is
playing the mischief among Grants dis,p-
pointed eIpectants and the Democratic con
vcrts to Old Drab.
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InrEsisp Jr,frs clvsAR.
J. ,a'1r ] say Bones. whsr You bin
amhulara de lub.y mornin7
H'n1s OBJ, jis' huntin' sumptiug little.
mary
j. 'a'sr Come ssh. YOU mean liters.
ry hfony -ah
b""rf iM yn' Date IT, dat puts me
TO mind OF coniundrum
d. tV,r A ruuundruu. sail
h'"es 'out.c dats what said-
condundrum Now den. what make do,
snprrisln' hues--Iuer- paper. Won know
de "ilunun.ton lncumpendent lkeaIi,
soap factory
% t0',1r Iol is got me tv lie wool.
'n dat hr.s- cottor- Co dat,
H0'S' uh. shaw Cssar, Da am de-
'-1'on SHY de iIuntu ton Incumpcndep,'
am IKE big soap factory 10 takes Ion.
ofhe Dye 90 run b.
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on THE OHIO RIVER.

o~ the a I SG "1. . river Immediately
s f9 ;;,,y nearly a 1o" s. ' :. u ,5' i.
o, a .. @sn st a:iss@ and stIs
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.hsay p %msn Of i6I COMPANY
4, s 5 seven cs Ss'' T ds 5 "S;
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. 4ss y i. Oh % "Ia osP Raj
TSsa,' '| f %sss qSs@,g Of the ss6,o TIT SGs
a' Here great Tae, and S Ga rsu,,1n' that reader
the & .a .9' ,t s; s1ao ss
pin @'ou6Sdas staten Great T r ar tho
@ % pr a' have city upS sa ana @ goI .onh5o
1GS ssaSsldS S y P.,1 "sT
SS 1 i. and , .1% ssa sii %h sc., s
Zen 6' lot intended srse enough ' s n"s .ssrla.
S @ Of the a lott vii ISS a ,' vi" .
' e. :.s s'; +: II S:1' ssa ss.s s @ m
' s s s higher branches Moderate . ' i IT. of 5,
g ere not i h5y S ESQ to .s'o according . r
The S 9 of Cen per ea, oa day. .',
",odS iy i of l9G'," y "'y 5t
s at % aes The st per two year, IT Js,
sa s ' p,d os, 10
5n peel %, an ',,9. S ,", ,sI."
of be- r
N u. a. ~ ~ many,
900 therf sry
.ac-. onanv
1f iIuuung M % nu Oft
pkca % un
IL, q uuoii Jhet hr.p
b eani-
mI ban tspr.r.
Unit tbeCbe9 ring
~ tB eb..r
nil o Uc. Vienna
p rr ifsrrlt.t
' '''"'so's '' made 10 BY letter ts...
ToSS E ~ SIHS GsnernI superintendent
JAMES TRACY Secretary and T hrSvoroz, .v,rorxr,
''1's' NHW loRK nan
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BAnnouR'viLLs.-We took pleasant ride
over the rails out to Barboursville, tho county
-eAt Of this county, on Tuesday last; but, ON
account of indisPositiOn, were compelled to rc-
turn on tho first train oomipg down, before
completing our visit. During the few minutes
-e were there it Was our good fortune to make
the acquaintance Of a number of most excel
lent gentlemen, with whom &c we're SO much
pleased that We shall assuredly return sgain in
tho future. II life and health shsll be granted
to us
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hsv. z. MHH.-This genial gentleman
who is the editor and proprietor Of the
Central Hcfhod,,t, published at Cstlcttsburg.
KY, called TO see US few days ago. and gave
US suite fattering account of the progress Of
business at the mouth of Big Sandy. Accord
ing to his account, Catlettsburg must he good
place to live in. aud not bad place to de IN -,
especially ii the people there are a. kind. ben
ev"lent and bospitable rs Kentuckan. usually
arc. Mr.. Meek is also one Of the proprietors
Of the Big Sandy Heraid
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&unounuccment Extraordinary TO
the Citizens oil the Kama wi n Val.

The management of Rosston, Springer and
Henderson's Great Msstodon Caravan, Mcnag-
erie, Museum, Circus, and Arab Temple, very
reluctantly announce that. after thorough ex.
animation and careful consideration, they find
timpossible, through lack Of sceommo dations,
and the difficulty Of Transporting such an i'm
inense show, to visit tho Kanawha Valley, as
contemplated. At a consultation of proprie-
tore and agents held here. 1t was determined,
IN view Of the considerations named, impcra-
tive to recross the Ohio at this point, 80 that
those in this region of country contemplating
a visit to the great show of the season, will
have to make Huntington the objective point
"f their pleasure pilgrimage. The unparil-
leled proportions of the Great Mastodon, and
,hc illimitable fun aud wonderful resources
concealed in its city of gas-lit tents, will Ger
'ainly well repay a long journey. 1t is alto
sothcr improbable that 50 vast an orgsniza-
ton willese again attempt entrance into the
kanawha valley.
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THt tHERIcly Housr This establishment.
iAe property Of Mr.. James NJ. Gillin, on Third
Avenue, tetweeD Ninth and Tenth Streets, IL
going ateES end driving a fair business a.
may be seen by reference TO his card ia another
part Of this FapsS lie informs rs that he in
tends doing The fair thing" in future; will
forgive All his enemies. ask. all bic susuiss g.
1vgio> ki-, and hoPss u be able 10 live in psa-e
aud haraony 9TH "sJl the World aud the 81
~ mankind"
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RAILROAD CHANGE We have heard il stated
that our Division Engineer. Col. II. T. Doug
las, is about to dissolve his connection with
'he c. and o. X. X. We are sorry to lose this
valuable and efficient officer; but hope he may
hnd 10 some other sphere a fuller recognition
Of his services. We understand that Captain
Norris will remain on duty here. These gen.
tlene- are both good officers. and We are truly
sorry To lose either Of them from among us.
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In looking over the stock Of our old frien d
A. u. Woodcock, VIC notice that he i. daily re-
eeiving fine and select goods in addition to his
already good assortment of Watches. Jewelry.
and Clocks. He is prepared TO do work in hi.
line in tho best manner, and at the ,horte,, M.
hee. Call and see him at Burdiok's Block
Third Avcnuc
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THE STREET CoNNIssIOEER.--At meeting ~
the City council held On the 4th inst, Mr. Cba..
:. Tabb, a gentleman quite we'll and fAyorA-
bly, known. was appointed and commissioned
% street Commissioner, IS may be seen from
the foIlowing:
"HuNrNGToN. ". Va Iune4. 1872.
Tho Common Council Of the City Of Hunt
ington' w. VS., having confidence in the abil
ity' honesty and integrity Of Charles :. Tabb.
have thi. day appointed him Street Copui,
'ioner Of the said city, and do hereby issue
this his Commission, and under thi, n, has ali
inc power aud duties which the laws impose
upon him. By order Of the Common Council.
p. c. BUyVISGrox, Mayor.
per JoHE II. OBEY, Recorder
A. Mr.. Tabb is worthy gentleman and :
good officer, it is hoped that tho above publ
'ation will be sufficient to quic, the .ensitiv.
nerves Of all those who may not have seon hi.
commission previous to this date.
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0rESED.-rhe Grant campaign was opened
~ Charleston, in this State, on the 10th inst
fhs opening was small one. There are not
Poatmasters enough to elect Grant, and the
people arc notmuch inclined to help the Office
holders do job that nobody else wishes to
nave done.
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tNNOJACEuENTS.


beg .atc Go inform tho people ~ c.t.ii
county '1at be- 10 on independent eaplil,,.
.oi 'no. 2 tae crsrinr election. and tb,t N,
VII be thankful ilr their support
We a-e authorized 90 state that p n
bLANkENsHiP 10 m indcDendsnt ,.,J;.
uA'e ior hoPrcsentaure 10 o.. STATE L.,i,t.,
re Of "e't FHFi1Ia, from the county n csb
e --l,. az the ensuiug ate election, and MAJ b.
VIII 's ihankfal f'- 'he ruarage. o. he sssrl.
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Hos PEASK IRREyoRD's SPEECH We give
on the 81 page Of tO-day's issue Of the ARGUS
the entire able and interesting speech, recent
ly delivered in Congress, by our own Repre-
sentative. Hon. Frank Hereford. Il 3. wor-
thy Of serious and attentive pcrusai, aud We
commend it to the examination Of tho 4. 900
readers Of the ARGrs.
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A''ar'. R'f.as 4 Russell inform o.. they can.
not get their meat es'ab.ishm.ut ready tbi.
sees but be- in foil blast next week. vb,..
,noJ will b. pleased 10 bay. the citizens XIV.
t'sm IAN. Their place Of business gill b.
on lh.ri Avenue iost below seventh street.
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DR. J. W. ELLIS, OF Hilisborough, Ohio, ha,
our thanks for splendid card OF invitation to
the Graad Soiree DaH'onte that is to take place
on Monday night, juno Path. 1874, in the City
Hall in honor Of st. Johns day.
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EARLY IN rHE FIELp.-Grain cutting has al
ready commenced in this part Of West vir-
sinia-
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KiSSEr 4 vAS CLEvK's New Coal Yard,
second Avenue and Tenth ST. n5mls
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HMENEhL.

w N 'sne l7tb, IN the City u Huntington. bv
:. ~ D. mitchell, o. bis residence. NJ w,t-ss
a., , 5,LD- .nd 40 Ass ELisA C4vs1 ss. ,ll on
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The Dance At Burdiek's Hall, passed %
''e"''n'lJ and all seemed to enjoy themselves
ooi~ithstoniing the hot Scathsr.
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Brr your Coal Of Kinney a Van sv,. Sec
odd Avenue aud Tenth street. rs,1s
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'7Ib' J Tracy Storstarv and Tsa.o-.- HVSTNoToH, "
50 WuuAx sTv,y- n 3.
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ANNALS OF THE POOR.


w ST SIR! world you Dlaze to spake a:sy
Aud sit We down by The dure?
Ehe sleeps. Sit, so light and so stless,
Sac hears ever step on the floor.
What ais her? Cod Enowsl She's bee i
wakely -
To'mon,;ls and the hate d1r.ves her wild;
. he SIN ner has wasted and worn her
] II she's only fae ghost of a child.
Al have Yes, she is and God heIp me
I'd three little darlings beside,
As patty as liver We see, sir,
Eut won by won dbrooDed like and dee
W hat WIS it that took them, yG're aslzIlg?
VII noVeri Z, Sure, and no doubti
Tie ncrishCd for food anG e:h ait- 81:
Like flowers dEried % in a drought.
II was dreadful to lose them! Ah was it?
1t seemed like my heart-strings would
break,
But there's days when wild want and wild
sorrow
I'm thankful they're gone-for their sake,
Their father? We'll, SIR, saints forgive me!
It's n foul tongue that lowers its own
Bnt what wild the sthrilzes and the liquor,
I'd better be sthruggiin' alone
Do want TO kape this won? The darlint,
The last and dearest of all!
Shure YOU uiver a father yourself, sir,
Or you wouldn't he aSlIn at all
What is that? Milk and food for the baby !!
y docther and medicine free!
Your huntin' ont al the sick children,
And poor toilin mothers, like me
God bless you, an thin that have sent you.
y new life you've given me; SO,
Shure, sir, wont you look in the cradle
At the colleen you've saved, fore you go?
Q Cothrr o marCies have p;tyi
q, Garlint, why couldn't you wait!
Dead dead an the help iii the dureway !!
Too iate. O, my oaby Too late ;!
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eil-t6 his wiIe,S ward. ODE would soon rival
: queen NIctoria's s. the stranger tore down
ne passage way again, and getting III his
old coThef, where he hought himself OuC
oil sight, went through .he aneest pal-
! ,omlme, laughing, putt; ing his mouth lao
me dioIleSG shapes, and hen swIngl hg HIM
self back add foI:h in the limited space ~
II he were walking down broadway" a
futl-rigged Met. opolitan belle.
30 on I'll we rolled into the depoi, AID
plsceG myself on .he o,her cat, oppO:ite
! ne Strange, who with a 20. tman: ead in
hlS hand, Gesoehded and was Standing on
ihe lowest ep, ready 20 jump on lie plac-
form. --
looked from h;s face 10 the faces of the
people beiore us, but saw no s;gn Of Iecog-
niyion. LudGenly he C, led:
- he.e ,hey are
linen he l&uShed outright, but in a hys-
'ei 'c;l sort OF a WV, as lie looked oVec he
crowd. L followed his eye, aud saw some
dis-:tnce bacl-. as ifc. DIVIDED and shouldeYed
away by he weli-dresled and elbow q
th'onG, little wo.Lan in faded Dire :,
and well-wo.n hat, with face almost
p:t'h'Jl in is intense 0ut hopeful expIcl-
son, G'anciug Iop:dly from window 20 wi :
dow as the coaches glidCd i'll.
she had not yet Seen the Si:apTeT but a
moment afier she Caught his eye, aad IN
aAO' her insta1G he had jumpS 20 tne plat
fo' IN w.ih his two POI ma IL eaus, ard mall
ing 4 hole Ill he crowd, pu~ hing one here
acd there, and running Ohe o. his bu Idie3
plump into the well dcveloDed stomach
OF venerable lool ing old gentleman in
spectaclcs, he rushed towaid tie place
where she WIS Standing. think never
s,sw a face assume so many diile! eIt eG-
preSsionS ia SO shot time as did thdG of
The Ii, tie woman II while ler husband WIS Oh
has way o her.
She dn't look pi ely; on the contrary,
She looled qu,'e pi.,in, but somehow felt
big lump iise III my throat as | va ched
her. She waa i:ying 20 laugh, but, God
bless her. how completely she fL,led in ;he
attempt. Her mou,h got i.;o the poi ion
but ii never moved af,er, While she bliuLcd
her eyes so fat hat l suSpec cd she only
caught occasional Glimpses of the biuad-
ShOulde, cd fellow who elbowCd his VIZ .
raoidiv iowa d he. And ;hcn, a hc..d ew
clo.e aad dropped tho e evcflaGtinG i.' =
man, eaus, she .just .nInCd completely. d
W. h her back toward him. ard cove CO ne
face wi.h her hands. And thps sue Wa:
When The si.ong mao gather Cd her ia
his arms rs If she had been a n.,by, aud
held her, sobbing 20 his beast.
The, were enough gazing a. hem, hCa-
ven 1noUs, and | III ned my eyes away n
moment, and hen l saw two bpy&in thread
bd e oulddbOut5 S,Ihdin% nell, wiDinG
fhCi' eyes and no-e2 on thei. Ii lie coat
a'ecvCS, acd b,i, 4 ln9 orcanewat every ilc. II
dcmons;I.. ion on the part of lbcir mother
When | looked at The siia"GCr again he
had his hat down over his eye bat II :
wife wac looi iIg up al hiEl, a.d it seemed
a. If The Pent Up tears of tho.e weary
months of waiti1g wee s. Gaming through
het eyelid5.
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Josh Billings On UAisIIim1.

I have spent a great deal of 81 ching,
and sun money, lew fad out who was ,he
fus5 viii slci, but up to now | am Just as
uncivilized on the subject as l waz.
c..a tell who played on the fust juice
hap, and who beat The fuSt lin pan, and
i,no The year thrt the hap of a thousand
81, ings waz discovered in, but when wh:s-
scI;ng waz an infant IL az ha.d for me ~
TO aay mi prayers in 10 dutch
WhiS..eldg is a wind inS. .umcni, and IL
done by puchcrlng the mouth, and blowing
through The hole.
There amt no {uue on The whole ca h
5rt what kan be played Oh his ia urmen 8,
and that celebrated old une, GankeedoodiC,
h,.z bin most whiSSCled 10 dear L.
Gaze thinkers are not apt tew be good
wills Iers. in fakt when a man kart hiuis
OF no hing. then he begins to wht-c ell.
We seldom see Ia:hai who IL good
viii. Sler there il G.ate deal of houor
b:i3ht in sharp well pucNeicd wh.sScli.
Good Whis5lcIs are ge, ,ing slarSe. 40
ye..S ago they waZ plehiy, bet The dlSsiie
lew cit rich, OF To hold Offs haZ took the
pUcher out OF tniS honest anu cDee.Iu III
Amusement.
if | had boy ;hat couldn't whirGel,
don' want 10 be understood shat feel at
liueny few Sivc The boy p for lost, but |
would much rather he would know now
tcw whi- ell fust ale han kno how .ew
play a second rate game uf W s.
Eut | want ii wen unde. 5, ood ,h..S | am
the l..st man on Iekord who wO,'id re Gee Il
woman a chance 20 wIi>s ell If she woz ce.-
tam she had The right puc..er 10 -
l never kncu 4 good whistler 1uC w!iat
had a good coISi i,utioh. Nhi,- hHg ID
composed of pucLcr and Wild, and these
,wo accomplishment ucno,e vigJE.
amt af.did to tiu't envy man for
cr,rii -!se, - - sd .-ia'S7iot--
l wouldn't want TO sell him fan on
c.cdit, foI L should eXpekt 20 iIave 10 i.tl.e
The farming back aI,er Il while, a al cmove
the MOI gage oph from the farm.
\ fast axe whistler IL Ike middii.'g
SIC f.udie,, good for no mag el C. AID the
whisslhg ma keep a mal + onI g.. ~ lore
sum. blo IL Wont Leep him from g -
l.. Il.
/ ne, / III a bee huIte: bot viid, w;,a a
good wins ie ahd don, / 10 ahy - ,.lC =
o. he b. east ov ne ca "a ,hat VII make
IL killing Inn, az LGL5iI beez / Ae NJ
de hcS3.
Hun.l0 beez and W ing CecoAd n c
We aes a. { cv-dCICc5 OF sGi.I gcl rs, bvi
ether of Ien WI .-n4iC a MI -: 4 good
soul days wo-l,.
Some people aIwas whi,Scl VIII. @ I'D. =
~eI-this ,hcy do 20 keep ne Al oGo ot
them. When i w. 4 by a!NY.- = Eol q
cd VIII = .hc neSS 1eTt ihi1$ % a
| 2 de 10 60 down q I..- !" IA II 'i'e D. e
The bet vh lie. : h-:ye eve ;lea dh,-Y
b.aa.I...ig IenC@ ue % q mai L "a EN-. :
W Il he hi.iiest res pc ior ne Wa .e').
lie Il a GOSH l.. ol ~ Ga ey wh'-.ei o
IL. u. al ,hat a moe - ~ would G.op a
wo- Ii otS o. rs BIZ aId e X b..cl..