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yyyANTEp-A SECOND HAND FIELD ROLLER FOR
w two horses Address DAUCHY 4 CO., rs Fulton
street, New York, for three days
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yxrANTED-AN UPRIGHT DRILL, TO BORE TO CBN-
tire 20 inches aud is feet high state price and where
Il can be seon- address J. NJ. Herald Office
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CHANCE SELDOM MET wITH.-A PARTNER
~ wanted with 5000 or $500 in an old established
calities In Brooklyn. Address for week, W. ACH
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GENTLEMAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE
"A produce commission bu mess In this city, having
extensive trade desires partner with $1,000 to $4,000
Address c., Herald office. 'F7'-'- - '7-'
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PARTNER wANrED-wITH $4,000 CASH, IN A
"A hotel account Of the death OF manager Address
HOTEL OWNER, Herald office.
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A PARTNER WANTED-WITH 81, 500, IN A HARD
IA and house furnishing store. now DOUG good
trade; with good reference. Address box 46
Post Office, Greenpont, Brooklyn 49,
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LON HAND, Slbeo0 TO $4,000 TO INVEST. tHR
AZ advertiser, fst clag business man havipg the
this city during the last IL years. desires 70 enter Into some
regularly established buness, would like 10 meet with
some good business man with nearly above amount OF
capital TO put with his and business togeher
agents need address, and unless giving u name
and address. Address CASH CAPITAL Herald office.
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E'oR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN SIXTY GRAIN
at $50 East Sixtieth street 7'''
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L,OR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE FOR UNENCUM
bered Real Estate-A first ella - old established Rus
5ess;a bargain II applied Tor Immediately. Address A.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-03
MCCLURE NO HEISI
8EII.E.IB5I e.iII
lLlII IaLA

To any person producing any Medi-
cine able.to show One-third as many liv-
ing, permanent cures as DR. FTTLER's
VEGEIABLE RHEUMATIC RBnDY; and a
ftsrthsr REGARD IF 500 for any case Of
Chrodie or Intlammatory rheumatism
of the Kidneys 4 lrjH ret care. This
Rheumatic Syrup Is used 6g,sarsly oaly,
pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs. It il not b
QnaCk Medicine, but the scientific pre-
scripsion Of Jos. N. Filter, ut, D., Pro-
lessor Ok TOSicOlogy and Chemistry,
graduate Oh the celebrated University Of
Pennsylvania, "A. ID. 1888, whose entire
professional life has been devoted spe-
eiaIly 10 this disease. This preparation
under solemn oath is c0nseiantiOusly
believed to be the only positive, reliable,
infnllible specific ever discovered. The
proof that no other specific exists is
found in every community IN persons
afflicted for many years past and still
suffering. III phBSiciaas cas13 easrs IL,
IN d specific 3id e1ia, tbis rQuAf R0t bg
So fact that mast IN universally adj
mitted The oft deceived sufferer may
wisely ask, what security or evidence has
lie that DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
win cure his case, The protection oifer-
Ell to patients against imposition IS In
legally signed contract which viii be
forwarded without charge 70 any suffer-
~ sending BY letter description % az
Fiction this guarantee VIII state ath6
exact number az bottles warranted Oh
cure, and III case of failure the money
paid Will Ue ret armed NJ the patient, Na
other remedy has ever been offered ON
such liberal and honorable terms. Me-
iieal adviee, with certificates nom pro-
mi66nt Physicians, CleFeymens ese.s
VINO have been cured alter AZ ether
treatments failed, sent By letter gratiss
Afflicted cordially invited - write fog
advice to tie principal 0fLies, - South
Fourth street, Phil,delpbia, Pa DR.
Filters Syrup Is sold by VIM. Meyer,
Nov III, 1871 --ly,
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Suocession de Solomon Bonds.


ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA, COur de
Paroisse de Calcasieu Paroisse.
A TTENDU, que JAMES COLE, Adj
IA miuistrateur de 10 dite Succession
de Solomon Bonds, d8c6de. ayant de-
pose au bureau du Grefier de la dite
Cour son TaBIeau Final ct Compile dad
ministration de Ia dite succession avec
sa petition demandant I'hOmologatiOn
d'icelui J. Eft attendu que la demande de
la dite petition etc acc6rd6 par un or
DIRE de Honorable David J. Reid, JUICE
de Ia dite Cour de Paroisse, en- date du
30 Janvier, 1872;
En-, CONSEQUENCE, avis est par lie pre-
sent Cionn6 aux cr6anciers de la dite sue
cession, ct a toutes personnes int6res-
s6s, que 81 opposition par 6crit n est pas
faite ct d6posee au bureau du soussign6
Grefier de la dite Cour, a Ia Maison de
COur, en- Ia vile du Lac Charles, en- Ia
dite paroisse, dams les dix iours qui sui
won't la dato du present avis, lie dit Ia
bleau Final ct Compile administration
sera apprOuv6 ct homologu6.
Ea. G. GLASSPOOL, Grefier.
Lac Charles, 3 Few. 1872. u
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Clinical Medicine, Col. Homodao-c PLY.
stefan and Surgeon.
They are superior to an other st01a-
aeh BitteTs
EMO SANDERS, Analytical Chemist.
No Bitters in the world can excel
them
SIMON HIHSCH, AnaliticaI Chemist.
Eminent PIzysie clans OF Chicago.
The formula for the Home Bitters has
been submitted to MS, and we believe
them TO be the Best tonic and stfnulant
for general use now offered to the pub
he. H, Woodbury., mi. id,
CT, A, Mariner, AnaIyt'I Chemist: JAS.
~, z, Blaney, III, ID, Prof. Chemistry
Rush Medical College; III. IS. Hahn. Nj.
ID; j, McVlcar, d. ID; J, b. Walker, M,
ID; Norm $, Barn 81 M ,Ds z IS, Huyue,
NJ, ID; r, Ludlam, M. ID; ThOs, T, FL
lis, NJ, ID; JAS, A, Collins, M, ID;
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN CINCTSNATI.
Nearly all Of whom are Professors In
one or the other Of THE Medical Colleges.
No other Bitters have ever been offer
ed to the public embracing 80 many
valuable remedial agents,
j. IL Waiter, MI ID; IL Al James, MI ID:
@ II Simpson, M ID; 81 Bonner, MI
@ 8 Muscraft, MI ID; G. w BigIer. MI Dt
w 7 Talliaferro, ) J Quinn, ND: G al
Doherty, M ID; r 8 Wayne. Chemist:
G Woodward, MD; Ct X TAYLOR. hi ID:
r II Johnson, N ID; S B Tomlinson,
ND,
EMINENT PFTYsrUEAEs N MEMPHIS
The Home Bitters are an invaluable
remedy for indigestion and diseases arr
sing from malalial causes,
q b Thornton, MI I'D; Alex, Erskine,
M ID in charge City Hospital: MI Dy
Paul Otey, M d. TEL w PutneH. M A
Edmunds, M d; Sandford Bell, I'D,
JOS, E Lynch, ND,
EMINENT PHYSICIANS N PITTSBURGH;
b F Drake, M ID: WV Loves, M d,
" r Childs, M ID, ID II Willard, M ID;
o Wuth Chemist; } II McCleland, NJ ID,
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS
I'D OH parts of the North, West and
South.
J z Garner, MI ID, Milwaukee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 2T, II.
JAMES A, JACKSON & CO-Haying ex-
amined the formulas Of the Home StoHl-
ach Bitters, " have prescribed them in
my practice for some time, and pro-
nOinCe them the best Tonic Bitters
now in use. p H MCMAHON, M ID.
Bag For sale by al druggists and
grOcers.
James A. jackson & Co.
Pr0pFfet0rss
Laboratory los and lO7
N Second st, ST Louis, Mo.
July ~, lily,
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hP How to get money is the great
desire of ALL A really good and SER
yiceable Sewing Machine that will make
money for you, or help You to save it..
viii be sent to your own home on Tri-
al for 80 days, no matter where you
may be, and you can pay for it in small
monthly payments, by writing to the
Great American Machine Co., cor. John
and Nassau Street, New York; or you
can have a County Right free, as agent,
and make money fast. We advise smart
men to secure the business, as nothing
pays better than the agency for a good
Sewing Machine, Write at once. ~
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PUBLIC SALE.

E8ts'te 9f Robert g. WoodQE, decd.
by virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
ID Parish Court Of the Parish of Cal
casieu, there viii be sold at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder. by
the undersigned Administratrix. or by
a duly Commissioned Auctioneef. on the
premises, in this Parish, on
Thursday, March =, 1879,
the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate OF Robert G
Woodall, deceased, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL
of land, containing three acres, more Or
less, lying on the east side of the Sabine
river, Calcasieu Parish, and supposed
to be part of fractional Section 25, in
Township II South, Of Range IA West,
with all the Buildings and Improve
ments thereon erected, consisting prin-
cipally of a Steam Circular Saw Mil,
Boilers, Machinery and fixtures, known
as the Woodall & Burton Mil
Terms Cash on day of sale. s....
CATHERINE WOODALL,
a#s ea-s.. Administrative.
Lake Charles, Feb. 8, 1872.
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snocession 81 Solomon Bond.

Succession of Solomon Bonds.
STATE or LOUISIANA, Parish Court,
Parish of Calcasieu. Clerks office.
WHEREAS, JAMES COLE, Ad-
wv ministrAtof ef said Succession Of
Solomon Bonds, deceased, has filed in
the Clerks Office az said Court his Final
Tableaa and Account OF administration
az said Succession, with his petition
PRAYING for the homologation thereof ;
and whereas, the prayer Of said position
has been granted by an order Of the
Hon. David j Reid, Parish Judge Of
said Parrish, rendered January SQth, a.
ID. 1872;
Public notice is hereby given t. the
creditors of said Succession, and ell per-
sons Interested therein, that, unless
written opposition thereto Il fled in the
Office az the undersigned Clerk Of said
Court at the Court House In the town
~ Lake Charles, i'll said parish, within
tan DAYS from this February 81, a, ID.
1870. the said Final Tehleau and Ac-
caunt 81 administration viii be approved
ana homologatod
q, GIsASSPOOL, Clerk.
Lake Charles, Feb. 5, 1872.
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Aboy at Kingston, seven years
old, is destitute of ears, and has a
rood joke on his mother, who finds
him difficult to box. But she makes
t up on him on different portions
of his territory. He says he wishes
he had ears, like other boys.
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Estate Of Louis z. Broassard.

Estate of Louis r, BroHssard,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, | Parish
PARISH OF CALGAsIEU. Court.
IN ESIRE HEBERT; of the Parish of
~ Calcasieu, having applied by his
petition to be appointed Administrator
of the Estate OF Louis Z. Broussard,
deceased, late Of said Parish
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to all intending to make opposition 70
said appointment, to file tile same in
writing in my office, at the Court House
in the town of Lake Charles, within ten
DAYS from the date Of this notice
o. GLASSPOOI4, Clerk.
Lake CHARLES, Jan. 20, 1872.
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Lac Charles, 8 Few. 1877.

Estates Of Stephen Cole and Nancy
Mitchell, has a0ife, both deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Parish
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU. Court.
JACOB COLE, of the Parish of Cal
d casieu, having applied by his petit
ton to be appointed administrator of
the Estates of Stephen Cole and Nancy
Mitchell, his wife, both deceased
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to all intending to make opposition to
said appointment, to file the same in
writing in my office, ut the Court House
in the town Of Lake Charles, within ten
days from the date of this notice,
@. GIlASSPOOL, Clerk.
Lake Charles, Feb. 8, 1872.
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LEUEVa7@T1 III 81 !. 1K07III1E INV
College
4. J, yASTINE, II. D.,
z. q, COMSTOGK. M D.,
Prof. Of Midwifery and DiseasesOf We,
men, College 81 Homeopathic Physi-
clans ard SURGEONS,
JOHN +. TEMPLE, M ID.
Prof. Materia Medica and Thernpeu
tic, Homeopathic AEedic1 College Of
Missouri
JNO. CONZIlEATAN, M D., Lecturer
on Diseases df Children, H0mWpath-
IL College of Missouri
CHARES V4STlNE, 4I ID.
Prof, Of Physiology, Homeopathic Med,
College Of Mo.
JOHN HARTMAN, III. o., Prof.
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Proceedings OF the Board OF
school Directors of the Parish
Of CalCRsieus af .u
LAKE CHARIRs, Dec, 10, 1871.

-a LAKE llHAhLAssa ISO' 40 AS'N'
Pursuant 10 notices previously issued,
a meeting Of the Parish School Board
was held az the Recorders otCe IN
Lake Charles, when the following mem
bers were present, viz u a. Spence,
Presidential. w. Bryan, Secretary and
Treasurer H. A. Perkins, j. A. Perkins
and George Ryan.
On motion, Be it Resolved, that y
w. Bryan be appointed as q delegate 70
the Third Division meeting OF delegates
from the School Boards OF the several
Parishes, To be holden at Opelousas on
the 10th of January, 1872.
On motion, Resolved, that y w
Bryan, Secretary and Treasurer, % M-
lowed the sum 81 One hundred dollars
as contingent expenses Of his office.
There being no further business oe,
fore the Board, on motion, 1t ADJOURNED
SiHs ale. -,
JOHN A. SPENCE,
Attest President Parish Board
u, w. BRYAN, sec'y. and Treasurer
kFeb B, 1872.
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Succession de Loaas n. Br0ussard.
ErAT DR la LOUISIANA. Cour de
Paroisse de Calcasieu. ParOisse.
N ESIRE HEBEHT. de Ia susdite
IL paroisse, ayant depos6 d mon bu.
reau, "a petition a l'eflat d'etre nomme
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do Il succession de
Louis II. Brcussard, reinforcement de
cette paroisses
En- consequence, avis est par q pre-
sent donn6 aux int6resses, ayant inten-
ton de s'opposer d Ia dite nomination.
d'avOir i d6poseK loUr oPposi iun par
6orit 4 mon bureau, err "a vile dn Lac
Charles, dams les dix iours qui sttivroht
Ia date du present avis
e. GIlASSP00Il, Gfeiher.
Bureau dU Greiier, 20 Janv 1874,
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Succession of Dewitt C. Singles
ton. deceased.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Parish Court.
Parish of Calcasieu Clerks Office.
WHEREAS, SARAH SINGLETON,
w Administrators of said Succession
of Dewitt c. Singleton, deceased, has
fled in the Clerks office of said Court
her Final TabIeau and Account of adj
ministration of said Succession, with
her petition praying for the hOmOlOga-
ton thereof and whereas, the prayer of
said petition has been granted by an or
der Of the Hon. David J. Reid, Parish
Judge of said Parish, rendered Feb. LIST,
A. D. 1872;
Public notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of s2id Succession, and all per-
sons Interested therein, that, unless
wciGten opposition thereto is filed in the
Office of tHe undersigned Geek of said
Court, at tbe Court House in the town
of Lake Charles, in said perish, within
ten days from this February Sd, A. ID.
1872, the said Final TableaU and Ac2
count of adhtnist: viii be approved
and homolOgated.
.... 9. GLASSPOOL, Clerk.
Lake Charles, Feb. 8, 1872.
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FRESH PORK,
THERE win b fresh pork for sale al
A Guinory's market house twice a
week, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
six cents per pound, He VIII sell either
by wholesale or retail, to suit customers.
Lake Charles, Jan, &. 1872 ISM,
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gr3ss =, 9! l..!spS.
PJOMACHBITTEhIe'
4 RE ENDORSED AND PREsCRG.
IA BED by more leading Physicians
than any other Tonic or Stimulant now
in use. They are
A SURE PREVENTIVE
For Fever and Ague, Intermittents,
BilliOu5uess and 54l disorders arising
from malarious causes. They are high
" recommended as an ANTI-DYSPEP-
TIC, aud in cases of INDIGESTION
are INVALUABLE. As au APPETIZER
and REGUPERANT, and in cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY they have new
er, in q single instance, failed in produ-
cling the most happy results. They are
particularly
BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES,
Strengthening the l,ody, invigorating
the mind, and giving tone and elastici-
ty TO the whole system, The HOME
BITTERS are compounded with the
greatest care, and no tonic stimulant
has ever before been offered to the pub
lie so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE
and at the same time combining so ma
ny remedial agents endorsed by the me
deal fraternity as the best known TO the
Pharmacopueia. It costs but little to
give them a fair trial, and
Every Family Should Have a
Bottle.
No preparation in the world can pro
duce so many unqualified endorsements
by physicians of the very highest stand
ing IN their profession.
Endorsed by tie Clergy and tie leading
UNCONVENTIONAL papers. ....
UNITED STATES MARINE HOsPIFALs, !
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 8. 20;
JAMES Al JACKSON & Gel have ex-
amined the formula for making the
Home Stomach Bitters. /" and used them
in this hospital the last four months. 1
consider them the most valuable tonic
and stitumulant now iu use. .e....
..- S. H. MELCHER,
Resident Physician in charge of q.
S. Marine Hospital
jams A. JACKSON & Co.-Gentlemen:
As you have communicated to tile
medical profession the recipe Of the
Home Bitters, ID cannot, therefore.
be considered rs a patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for it. We
have examined the formula for making
the Home Bitters, " and uDhesitating-
" shy the combination is ode of rare ex-
defence, an the articles used in its COM
position are the best of the clSass TO which
they belong, being highly toxic, Stimu-
liant, St0machic, Carminative and slight
" laxative. The mode ofprepsring them
is strictly In attendance with the rules
of pharmacy. Having used them, seen
its ELECTS in our private practice, we
take pleasure in recommending them to
al persons DESTROYS Of taking Bitters.
as being the best Tonic and Stimulant
now offered to the public.
fhANh II. EOh1Ent
Prof. Obstetrics aud Diseases of Wo-
men, College Of Physicians, and late
member Board Of Health.
L. g. BOISLINIERE, Prof.
Obstetrics and Dis. Of Wonegl, st. Lou
is Medical College
DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. D.,
Late Presdt. Missouri Medical College
E.A. CIlAREE, mi. Id,
Prof. Surgery, Mo. Medical College,
alld lat8 Resident Physician City Hos
pital, ST. Louis, Mo,
HERBERT PRIMM, Pfof.
Practical Pharmacy, ST LOuzs College
of Pharmacy.
]. @. WHITEHIIL,
Ed. Of Medical Archives.
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COTTON.

SUGAR. Yellow clarified, 1O5 a
lie; white, II a 12c. per pound.
MoL4sSEs.-Prime AZ a 44c. y
FIoUR.-Treble extra, So Is a
s Is 70 barrel.
CoRN.-Per bushel, Tic.
OATs.-Per bushel, Csc.
PoRK.-Mess, y barrel, $l4 so
a 1475. ~.
BAooN.--shouIders, Tic; clear
rib sides, &c.; clear sides, 81 a Sc.
y tb. Sugar cured hams, lac.
= pound, 8
tARD.-Per pound, 95c.
Dry SALT MEAT. Shoulders, 81
@55. y tb.
RICE. Choice, SIC. per poand.
FsoUIENrs. p Potatoes, SO 25@4
70 barrel; Onions, So 1904; Ap-
ples, $306 a barrel,
WESTERN EG6s. Per dozen, 54c.
CoFFEE.-Per pound, Zoe.
CoI0MEA1 kin dried, y bar
rel, So rs.
SAIT Table salt in pockets, "a
@8c. each, as in size. -.
STAR CANDLEs.-Per pound. Tor
16 ounces, 10000.
VnEdAR.-Per gallon for Gin
cinnati cider, zoe. "
WH1sKY-$1 per gal. d..
BUrTfR.-Ch0ice western, Zoe;
Goshen, 33@35o, y pound
CHEESE. Western Reserve, l3c.
BEANS. Western white, I'll to
$12 per Dbl. New green peas com
mand So to Z per Dbl,
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Setccessiou8 de Stephen Cote ct Nan
ca Mitchel son epo@ae, tous dea1
". ... decades.

ErAT DE IA LGUIsIASE, Cour do
Paroisse de Calcasied. Paroisse.
JACOB COLE. de la susdite Paroisse,
d ayant depos6 q mon bureau sa petit
ton 3 reffet d'etre nomm6 Administra
teur DIES SUGGESTIONS de Stephen Cole ct
Nancy Mitchell, son spouse, tous deux
decides ;
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donnie aux int6resses, ayant inten-
ton de s'opposer d la dite nomination,
d'ayoir i d6poser leur opposition par
6crit a mon bureau, en- la vile DIN Lac
Charles, dams les dix iours qui suiyront
Ia date du present avis.
q. GLASSPOOL, Greffer.
Lac Charles, 3 Fevrier, 1871.
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e. G,d
PTOMACHBITTEHe'

RE ENDORSED AND PRESCRI-
IA BED by more leading Physicians
than any other Tonic or Stimulant now
in use. They are
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11
MHE IRlBuNE.
Official City and County Paper
PEOPLE WILL TALK.

We may go through the world but twill b, very slow
If we listen to all that is said go;
Wen be worried and fretted aud kept stew,
For meddlesome tongues must have something do
For people will talk you know, people Will talk.
q yes, they must talk you know.
Ifquiet and modest you'll have it presumed
That your humble position is only assumed,
YOURS wolf i'll sleeps clothing. else you're fool
But don't get cxcited-keep perfectly cool.
IF generous and noble they'll venture their spleen;
You'll hear some loud hints that you're selfish& mean;
IF upright and honest. and fair as the day,
They'll call you rogue in sly sneaking way
Or slight inclination to take your part
They'll call you Upstart, conceited and vain;
But keep straight ahead, and don't stop explain.
IF threadbarc coat, old-fashoned your hat,
Some one of course will take NOTE of that,
And hint rather strong that you can't pay your way
But don't get excited what ever they say.
IF you dress in fashion, don't think to escape.
For they criticize Their in different shape;
You're ahead of your means. the talor's unpaid,
But mind your own business-there's naught to be
made.
They'll talk nice before you bat then at your back
OF venom and SIAN Ter there's never a leak;
How kind and oIits in all that they say,
But bitter gall when you're out of the way.
The best way to do is to do as you please,
For your mind if you have will then be at
Of course you will meet with all sorts of abuse,
But don't think to stop then-it amt any use,
For people Will talk, you know people will talk,
Oh yes they will talk you know,
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is tied to young ROSTERS neck, all the
other roosters in the flock will run him
down and give him no rest as long as it
is on him. That was our case at school
for the next three or four weeks, till the
stain wore off and we often heard of it
afterwards.
It's almost needles to say that no mus
tache came out. The thing speaks for
itself professor Buffet rather played
it on us. But it will be long day before
any of those New York leechers get us to
bite again -Our Yong Folks.