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The Treaty.

A Washington despatch to the
New York Times. says
A teIcgraphic correspondence be-
tween tho Epglish Cabinet and our
Government, regarding the supplement
tai articls to the Treaty of Washing
ton, a. provided By the Senate, is now
going on. l, was initiated by the
English Ministers, who have asked
further explanation Of the amepd-
ments of the Senate, pro!cssiny, it
would seem, an inability to interpret
the language, which was purpose ly
made as explicit AS words could make
it. 1t is understood that the En.lish
Cabinet have expressed regret that
the words Of the article were not ac-
ceptcd as they were sen /, und have
suggested further notifications to be
sent to the Senate.
To this the Secretary OF State has
replied that the President fully ap-
proves the action of the Senate, aud
there can be no further notifications
or explanations upon the subject The
reply oil tho English Cabinet to this
re olnder has not been received, which
leaves the fate Of the treaty matter
OF uncertainty.
There is bat one feeling here about
the subject, aud it /. very strong. The
President is unanimously Sustained
iu refusing to goa step further III
these supplemental negotiations II Is
universally felt tha; our Government
has exhausted every resource cou.
sisten; with honor AMI digoi,y in or
der to save the treaty, and II II ~ tu
be lost, Great Britain must take the
responsibility OF it on her own sb)ul'
ders.
AS an Indication Of the feeling on
the subject there are ready for iutro-
duction into Congress, the m omcDI
it is known that Great Britain abro'
gatcs the treaty, half dozen projects
for Collecting the Alabama claims by
lcvies on British shipping and COM
merce. Ditferential duties and tonage
taxes wouid soon briug that nation t,
sense Of her obligation through th,
pocket.
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WHERE TO EnlonArn,-M. ,

wnERR TO EAionArR!-we answer, 10
10 Southwest Missouri, because the Allan
tic & Pacific Railroad Co. offer 1900, 900
Acres OF land TO actual settlers. NJ low
price on long credit, besides furnishing
free transportation over their road 10 pur-
chasers /: This read extends from 81. Loui.
through Missouri to Vinita, Indian Terri.
tory, is being pushed rapidly to its desiin,
alton. the Pacific Coast will be one Of the
trunk lines of the country. never biocka-
ded by snow-the lands along the road are
in srich fertile country, as productive
as any in the State the climate.
combines oil tho advantages OF north
ern and southern latituies good climate
soil. health, water. timber, grazing. fruits
and flowers. invite you TO go to this region.
For further information address A. TUCK,
Lnul Com'r, 623 waluu, Street, 81. Louis,
Mo .f .Ht .... t.... Uf..
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state Constitutional Conven
ttun.

As no candidate has been nomina.
ted for the position Of member to the
Convention to change the Cous,itu-
,ion OF Pennsylvania, and as it would
be rather reflection upon the intclli-
gcuce Of the people of our County to
have no candidate for the Office, We
of our own motion recommend Sam
usl Alleman Esq, for that place.
We need not say that Mr.. Allc-
mao, is well qualified by education, ha
hits, experience and Intelligence to
hlI that responsible position.
The people of this county arc vel
acquainted with his ability, aud W,
but express the wishes of the grea'
mass OF our citizens when We urge hi,
nomination and election. We wan,
our best men 10 the Convention, for
1t will require close scrutiny, severe
investigation aud profound kuo wleds se
to grapple with tho questions which
will arise IN the discussion Of the or
ganic Law Of the State. aud the re
sui, Of their labors must have IL pow.
e,ful influence on the future for good
or evil TO the people of this Com
monwcalth, Therefore we want meu
to represent us there Of known m ora
character-sound judgment, goo,
strong common sense, aud full o
knowledge. Such wc believe Mr.
Allemnu to be, aud as such wo re-
commend him for that position.
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OwiSo Ia the diversity Of opinion
respecting the homestead law recently
psssed for Tho bcnef. OF soldiers and
sailors Of the late war, and the diIicul-
tS encountered in giving construction
10 the law that will render lie provi-
sion nvailablc u ths parties intended
to be benefited. the Commissioner oi
the General Iacd OiIice has decided
to refer tie Law again to Congress. with
a request for srch constructive lesis.
la,ion az will rcmsve all uncertainty
in the execution Of tho statute. In
sicw Of the Importance Of this law
and Of the interests that must arise w
der il, this action is deemed necessary
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FOLLOWING the example Of the
brethren Of Philadelphia. the RepaD-
licsns in q large number of counties
are disposed to introduce the Craw.
ford county system is making their
nominations as the only true and
sure means Of purifying local pol
itics. Thcre is no doubt OF the JUS
tice and practi:abiiiy of this move.
ment, aud ii will prove u strengthen
ing influence to local Republican or.
gaDizalions wherever it is engaged 10.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 30. The excitement
over Sersnos generous treatment OF 10.
surgrn,s is very great, and stormy
sccpes ia the Cortes have served TO in.
tcnsify II. Its probable that Marshall,
with other ministers who have accept
cd positions in the new cabinet. will
resign. Should the King insist on
making Serano Premier, rs II is rumor
ed he is disposed TO do, 10 reward for
bis distinguished services in quelling
the Carlist iosurrection. grave cOuse-
quepces are feared. 81 ~
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
SHERIFF..
M n. EpiroR =

The time Il rapidly approach.
10 Z for the nom nation snd subsequent election
Of our county offices, important as the funstiohs
ot nll are none In the yin OF the people IL moro
so, than that OF sheriff II is ono that should
most earnestly attract a-d engage tho atten.
tion Of ths voting population, and among .hosc
who ask the sufiraKes OF the people We md our
so we'll known to the yeomanry of snyder Coun
ty, that comment Is uunecessary. lie has been
tried In this capacity and not found wanting.
true TO the important trust which tho people
conndcd In him, ho was ever merciful, though
just In the discharge 0f his duty, and continues
up TO this time the honest, honorable aud ener.
getic friend Of Republicanism. We arc conn.
dent that his nomination will strengthen the
ticket, and thai his election 10 sure.
BEAVERS.
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READING, May, S0.-The Demo
cratic State Convention organized
permanently this afternoon by select
ioE Hicstcr Clymcr as chairman.
Charles X. Buckalcw was nomina.
ted for Governor, and James NJ
Thompson for Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
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The Bar Room Remedy

weakness Of the stomach is n dose Of Rum
Bittcrs. They nrc surcbargcd with Fuse
Oil, a deadly element. wich is rendered
more active by the punsert asiringents
with which II Is combined. II your stom-
ach is week. or your liver or Dowles disor-
dered, tone, Strengthen aLd regulate them
with NISEGAn BiTTERs. n pure VEGETABLE
SrosAcutc. CoanIcrSE AND hPruisSr.
free fiem alcohol, and capable Of infusing
new vitality into your exhausted disorder
ed system. 4w.
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Ed. rosT;-

AS the time 10 approaching when
Republican npnin itiOns for county officers must
great pleasure to present the name OF ENO)H
SMITH, OF Fremont This office IL an impor
tsDt one, and In view OF this fact, We are apx
iOus TO see II hlled by q responsible man, one
who Is capable and possessing good business
qualifications. We thina MIR. Smith to 10 thai
n,An, he Is deservingly popular with tho people
cessful election. fkAskLiN
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Draft and FleXibility,

|, is mcritously ,laimcd for the Russell
10 have rs little side draft n any machine
in use: aud its acxibilily adopts 1t 10 the in.
equalities ofthe ground over which II may
he drawn.
For further information address or call
on GEORGE W. SwARTZ, Agt.
April %. -'I2. Lewisburg Pa.
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Enron PosT Thinking that Centre twp.
Is entitled to Commissioner this fall, allow
me to present the name Of JOHN I. hUfFNA-
GLE, To the Republican voters Of our county In
come ,tion with that ONCE. Mr.. HnfiDagie,
has always been an active aud real us RepnbA.
can, and has never heretofore ell for aDy Thing
In the power OF the party, besides being n Grip
pie Should ho be nominated and elected, we
viii havssn honest, ana eompelent Compis
sloneF. FRANKLIN.
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EXEECUToRs notice. Letters tesla.
Ia meniary upon the estate of Daniel
Hovis, late OF Perry twp, Snyder county deed,
having been granted TO the undersigned, NIL
persons knowing themselves indebted To said
estate are requested tJ make payment without
delay, while those having claims Will present
them duly authenticated for settlement 10
IL. NJ, NIPPLE, EXECUTOR
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Allow me to present the name OF
JOHN w. GEMBERLiNG Esq of Penus
township, as n suitable person for sheriff. Mr..
Demberling IL well know to oil our citizens ms n
sound Republican, brave soldier In the late
war, and as one Of our sest citizens. and ifnem
CxArRg
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Essate Of JACOB HENDRICKS, deceased.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE =
4 Letters of Administration on the estate OF
Jaeub Hendricks OF Washington 4 wp., Snyder
county, decd, having been granted 10 the un.
dersigned, all persons knowing themselves In
debted to said estate are requested To make i'm
will present them duly authenticated for set.
tlsnent to. GEO. II. HENDRICKS
March Is, 'T2, Adnlpistr ator
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Mn. EpIroR:-
Allow me through the co

Allow me through the col
umns OF Tax PosI to announce the name Of
Ma JOHN HDCH OF MLiileburg, asa suitable
candidate for the Ofiice Of Sheriff Mr.. Hoch IL
q stanch Republican, working faithfully 10 r
Republican Principles, strictly honest In all his
business transact etiohs and no doubt II nomina.
ted would be elected by n large majority, Mid.
dleburg has had no sheriff yet and We think MIR.
Hoeh is entitled 10 the nomination.
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AIR. EDITOR -

The Office Of Cou n,y Commif.
sioner Il one OF the most Important to the tax
layert OF the county. For this office We should
have men OF undoubted honesty and integrity
In connection with many Republicans allow ME
to OlieT as candidate tor this Important tfice,
the name of THOMAS SHELLENBERaE L X,
OF West Perry ownship. lie Is a man of sound
Judgment, honest and reliable, and IL elected
" III make faithful officer. West Perry twp,
has never had n Commissioner and 1t Is GER.
tsinly entitled 10 one this fall, and 1t has no
better or moro suitable person Tor the position
than Mr., Shellenberger. BEAVER.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE

ExECrToRs' NOTICE, - Letters tesla
Lmentary upon tho estate Of Joseph
decd having been grn npted " tho undersigned,
all Persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estatate are requested 20 make immediate
SAINT them duly authenticated for so,tlement TO
WILLIAM IL. LONG.
~. JAMES IL LONG, 'l
May 23-'apd. Executors.
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Rear Cut VS. Front Cut.

For the finest cut Il has been claimed
that it was the more easily handled that
it was safer for driver aud machine; that
there is not the same liability TO injury, by
falling or being thrown oil. the driver
would fall behind the cutters. The Rear
Cut machine is more easily handled, be-
cause the horses are hiiched nearer 10 the
main axle, than in the Frant Cut. Ne
weight or saving on the necks Of the horses.
The driver can see obstruciions, thus cav.
ing himself and machine from iniarN
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DR.. EADWAY'S
PERFECT PuRGbTIVE PILLS.


perfectly ts,tsl,ss, elegantly coated With sweet gum
prrt-, regulate. purify. e'san,e, az ,'rn9th,r.
ksdvLys fs fnr the cure of all disorders Vf Tie
stomach. Liver. ByNriS kiiIsys, Bladder. NsNous
pl,e..ss ilsadaehs, Consultation, ruNy.n,s,
Insi,aInai sn Of the Rawtls. Piles aud all Dssnts
IAent. VI IA: lusuAl N.ssrts. Warranted To sf.et
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, coaisinitE 40 Trcr
sup, ninsFll' or delttsiiGu, drugs.
So os,sns N ts.los,,s. syertoH' r'sl'Lfg
Csaiipssl, lura-d Fhsi, iuliyta ci tss B.oed 10 As
Hsd, A, aty VI the kienaSh, Nso-s, isArthura nTsa
u fssJ. fglin-a, WEIGHT 10 The Stomach, Segt ItssA
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iss tss teal cho.hr ssreataf ssn,ausn. shsH In
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tie s.at, tNs sud D4l PAU In the Head, pstsi.asy
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few doses of RApwAT's PILLS vii ff.. the
,;.n, s,,. nsr iron So, =. s6 sr bRrGsfs i'S
READ "fhLsEAkp TRUE" send one letter.
stamp 10 RADWAf co. No. W NJ alden lane,
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Kennedy's HemIock Ointmcn

M1 1nmade from 90 cts. Call and examine or ls
OlUSamples sent postage freel for 90 etc
that retail quick for go. X. l.. WoLCOTr, nl
Chatham Square, N. Y. r..
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WARREN RANGE

First Premium Aei, Inst, 1861
Double Elevated Oven. Warming Closet, Brsll,
Ing Door. Fender Guard. Dumping Shaklns
5.ts Co. a,5 pis1st Wsi,sn 1fs Street., .lh n ~
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE. .B
Hos. ULYSSES MERCCR,
OF BRBDFoRD COUNT.
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Durability and Utility,

II Is important that machine should be
durable. for no matter how excellent il may
he in all its parts, IL not durable it win
prove useless. Utility is the great object
In our combined Reaper and Mower TO be
useful is the desired aim.
The mower cuts four foot swnrth and
the Reaper q swarih Of six feet.
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Tumor OF I2 Years Growtht
Cured by Radway,s ltesoiveut.

hkNGslf. Mass, yuly ~, lsfS,
Ds. R.pviyi-t hr. had o,sfiaa 1umsf IA n. s,ss,
ssa bossa All the nosofs tad iA't ~s 20 help iet'
uisi every thiag that necmn mnSuG,d taI peIsiEx
ksr.s M, sA- ysat h,,olr,st shd thought ~eu'd w
II bat had flts In IT, tssas's hHd sers,d ior Twelve
s.a tsNA bS'tlss Of tar hssosstt sat zee tst 81
taistY. pli, ard ts0 betvs q yeuf Ready ksst ani
iA.s set aga q tIgor 10 /. sssn oF isi aSs feel
ts.sf ,nsfsr sad hsppi,f thsa have fer t-',s yss.
The W the lyn sds " The bowels ever
tA. xtn,n ~tlts this - va 81 he tsnsht Of oihsf,.
lea ..a pus.I & n ysa r4to.s HANSAH =. |AFr.
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tARoE TO rus corsriIsrfos
CONVENTION.
wN. NJ. MEREpIrB, Philadelphia,
J. uILLIsonAM FKLI, Pblladslphla,
uzs. HARRr wHirE, Indiana,
qHr. Wa. LILLY, Carbon,
Liss BvRTmoLosgw, schuJlin,
II. ". M'ALLisTER, Centre,
WILLIAM DAvis, Monroe,
JANgs l.. RAySoLDs. Lancaster;
sANukt y. EiNMiCK, Wayne,
Hao. v. .BAwaKNCgj Washington
Wh. II. AnNsTsoso, byeomins;
DAVID N. WHITE, Allegheny
". II. AtNEr, Lehigh;
Jous II. WALKER, Erie.
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
Bais. GxS. HARRISON ALLEN,
OF WARREN COUNTY.
CONGRESS MEN AT LARGE,
GENERAL LEMCEL TODD,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
SRsERAL HRRY WHITE.
INDIANA COUNTY.
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3ney a pIadder CompIaiu,.,

Urinary, AID WUnlb diseases, Gravel. Diabetes,
Dfopsy. Stoppsge ~ water. Insoniinencr Of Urine.
there briekdrN dspo,iis. or the water l. thick.
cloudy, mltsd With Substances like the white u an
egr, or threads liks shte ss, or there L. morbid
dNt. bilious Appearance, ard white bone dust de-
praits and WHEN there isa ptichins. burning sensa.
ton when passing water. and palm In tie Small "
tie Rack and aiois tLs lons. frioe. cleo
M0RM -The mi L-n,rn Al 4 rurr nsr- ehx
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HEALTHl BEAUTYIl

stM2SS uesSsE OF az FLESH % ASp whloIiFoIrhs wwhloIiF1oSprhs
Skin AND BHhUrisUL COMPLEXION sk.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-03

Tue THERMOMETERS All tho curses
OF all time arc not too many to bo heaped'
upon tho head Of the wretch who inven.
tcfthe thermometer
Half of tho year We worry because
the thermometer is ttoo low, the other
half because 1t is too high, the rest of
the year because one never can tell
whether it's going to be one way of the
other.
The bother Of il all is that the man
invented such q long thermometer. If
he had made it only from forty to soy.
cnty degrees, we should have never been
troubled by itS being bolow zoro or above
blood heat.
For now tf!ut tho thing is invented
there is no use in' outing 10 shorten !;
other people 'eU persist in keeping
whole ones, and telling you that it's Oh
in the shade.
Ard is makes one's blood boil !.
1t would be good blessing If Mr..
Bersh would organize society Tor the
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NUMBER So

Prevention of Thefmonietsis 10 Asii
mails. Or perhaps his sssasiss
#oaldn't object to adaihs tits szssib
to its brief name.
But if we had no thefaicmetere -
should have no ice water, bsssFse sas
doesn't freese-no, watsr dossa't fssfls
except the thermometer 10 hsloe ssh
ing point, and how conld il 90 be1ele
zero if there wasn't anyf
Like all things in life ehsla - zH&
sides-or two ends--to she tlssalllslilzs
ter. -
Unfortunately we are at The wss&A
end just now--but "keep COOL : 90 %.
and-by it will be Winter.
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rs NY Wife.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

Those eyes that were so bright, Love,
Have now DINNER shine;
But all they've lost in light, Love,
Was what they gave to mine
And still those orbs reflect, Love,
The beams Of former hours,
That ripened nll my joys, my Love,
And tinted all my flowers.
Those locks were brown to see, Love,
That now are turned so gray
But the years were spent with me, Love,
That stole their hue away. s~t.
Thy locks ug longer share, Love,
The goldcrn glow of noon;
Bnt I've seen the world look fair, my Love
Wien silver'd by the moon.
That brow was fair to sec, Love,
That looks 30 shaded now;
But for me it bore the care, Love,
That spoil'd bonny brow
And though no longer there, Love,
The gloss it had of yore;
Still mem'ry looks, and dotes, my Love,
Where Hope admir'd before.
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Ravens, wheti observed early in the
morning at great hight in the air,
soaring around and around and utter
ing a hoarse croakiug souHd, indicates
that the day will be fine. The ravens
frequentiug the shores. aud dipping him.
self in the water is also sign of rain.
Robin Read Breast, when they with
more than ordinary familiarity, lodged
on our window frames, and peck against
the glass with their bills, indicates
severe weather, Of which they have
presentiment, which brings them nearer
to the habitations of man.
Spiders, when seen crawling on tie
wall more than usual, indicate rain. In
the summer, the quantity of webs of the
garden spiders denote fair weather.
S,oalo,os, in fine aud settled weather,
fly higher in the air than they do just
before ashowery or rainy times. Then
also swallows flying low, and .kimming
over the surface of meadow, VIII ere
there is tolerably long grass, frequently
stop aud hang about the blades, as if
they were gathering insects lodged
there.
Toads, when they come from their
holes in unusual numbers in the evening
although the ground be still dry, fore
show the coming rain, which will
generally fall more or less during the
night.
Ipoodcocks appear in autumn earlier
and in greater numbers previous to
severe Winters, Us do suipc and other
water-brds
IEornts come forth more abuuda ntly
before rain, az do srails, slugs aud all
limaccous animals.
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The Quarrels Of I0Esfss

The lovers quarrel Is proverbial. ssss
sous in love with each ether ezazse
about things that they would nsssk stk
of quarrelling about if they Weteaas D
love. And still their love II tsal u
is no evidence that people sIfs %
eafhestly in love because they qdasf
Lovers quarrel and separats. 6otsss-
times the scars from the breach quiskls
heal up; often they remain fog elas.
Parted lovers may never mess aSAeps
they may take new partners for Les
but in many such cases their dresus ha
day, as well ss by night, arc Of tie ahe
love. The sparkling dew-drop ais5
glistens in the morning sun, once sazb.
tered, is never, no, never reformed.
Again, some lovers quarrel dzrsag
their courtship, marry, and thea eos1s
tinua to quarrel all through their Es@
Yet they may be exceedingly fund -
each other, and when death septtaAaB
them, the survivor is heart-broken:
How strange this seemsi WsaSS
enabled, however, to account for IA IN
part, upon logical principles. so mitch
is expected from those we love, TINT We
are easily disappointed by any litels
thing which seems TO indicate lack q
full and perfect reciproeation. Gssssp
was less panied at receiving his dsSih.
blow than at bis being stfuSK 81 ssiI
Although quarrels-eyen Ae4Heat
quarrels--arc not iocompatibleaiih trse
lorc, they should, nevertheless, be avoid.
ed.
We are told of the sweetness Of Sos
couciliatiou but swcoter far is che low
that is never marr.d By harsh wotas
that make necessity for reconeilsiiea.
Tho rdinbew after the storm ia sadisas
in its beauty but far more endarin9. u
the Heaven Of Love, is the clear biae. !.
peaceful sky, over which there nsSee'
passed so much as the skadoz OF a suua.
mer cloud.
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The following is stated by the editor
to have come from IAN unknown sweet.
heart" We do not believe it. lie
wrote il himself in order to iuci,c otLers.
Once more, Johnnie, como and see nc,
Let your form all go to ''pi"--
Never mind your types and printing,
Come onco more before die.
And it may be, ityou como quick,
Thnt my hear; strings can he tied
Yes, il may bc-lot US try it
would like TO have il tried.