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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-25
THE CROSS MAN.

A MILK dealer in Springfield lately sold
out his route to green hand in the bu-
siness for $3.50. But the new man soon
found that his milk would not 60 round
to all his customers. and applied to the
seller for relief. who gave him the follow
ing recipe for making milk, assuring him
that with this he would be all right =
Take three tablsspoonfuls of molasses,
and a half teaspou>fuls OF salaratus,
and three quarts of milk to twenty-five
quarts of water. Add three pints of this
mixture to each twelye-quart can of milk ~
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-25
SOME KIND OF MEN
THE POSATIFF MAN


The posatiff man bets hiz last dollar on
kard nd looses, and then tells you be
knew he shouldn't win.
He alwus knows what will happen 3
weeks from now, and if it don't happen
he knew that too.
If he falls down on the ice and breaks
hiz leg 1T want an accident, it waz sum.
thing that couldn't help but happen.
He IL az certain of everything az a
mule is anxious tew hit what he kicks
at.
Yu kant tell him ennything new, nor
ennything old. he liz more certain over
things than Webstcr's unabridged dick
shlonary.
The less certain yu are the more po,i.
tiff he il.
He never made but one blunder in biz
life and that turned out at last tew be a
good hit
The posatih man has too little cunning
tew be very malishus. he IL generally hap
Ply, bekauze he IL posatiff ov it, and then
he gifts things wrong oftener than he duz
right, people are pleazed at hiz blunders
oekauze he IL so much in earnest.
THE CROSS MAN.
The cross man goes thru life like a sore
headed dog. followed by flies.
He IL az sour aza pot-bellyed pickle,
and like skein of silk. IL alwus reddv
| for a snarl
He il like an Old hornet, mad all the
way thru, but about what, he can't tell,
| tew save hiz life.
Everybody at home fears him, and
everybody in the street dispizes him.
Hemistakes sulIenness for bravery, and
| bekauze'he feels savage, everybody else
| must feel humble
| Ihare IL no CRATER coward in the world
than the cross man, Nor none eazyer tew
kure.
He IL eazyer tew kure than the STUN.
muk axe. ior one good knock down will dc
it.-Josh Billings, IN Ne,o York WeeIdv
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-25

to their presence. They listened to his
story and at its conclusion agreed with
him that although ludicrous occurrence
it was was very fortunate one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
Carriages.
THE LATEST DESIGNS ron WINTER.

The LATEST DEsIDN5 FOR WINTER.
The Philadelphia Day says:
dhe latest full style carriage, that is one which
"ll carry four inside, s the English coach. 1t
y beautiful model, aud having square glass
front, has adecded advantage over the Clarence
pattern by giving full front seat without neces-
stating an extremely large body. The next full
sile carriage is the Landau, of an improved
English pattern, which is much smaller and
lighter than those first built All are familiar
Win the design OF this carriage.
- The six seated rockaway, the favoiite genteel
Philadelphia carriage, has been much improved
ana produces handsome and convenient vehi-
cle The curtain quarter, or combination sum
mer and winter coach, is also very pretty this
iall The full Clarence, as fine pleasure car
rage, is not as popular now the three quarter
pattern, which is not as large nor as heavy. The
Landaulet, of three sizes, appears to be the
regning etyle when full fonr-seated carriage
Is not required 1t ia a combination summer
and winter carriage, with swell shifting front.
ana by lar the most elegant and successful de-
sign OF the kind that hps ever been produced.
They compare in size from three auarter
Clarence, with an intermediate one. down to the
smallest coupe. Coupes generally Of the Car.
ence pattern, are very much in demand and
Trimmed with the magnificent all silk satin pro-
dnced carriage which can only be properly ap-
precated when seen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
Tho Memorial FounrnI,

BOX OF RECORDS AND RFLIcs IN THE ooRNEn
In the erection of the memorial fountain to
the late Ferris Brnshurst, deceased, there
was placed in the corner stone of it a strong
copper box eoldered alright, which contained
record Of the proceedings Of the Fountain So
ciety from its commencement to September last
resolutions Of the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
the Alumni Association OF Philadelphia Col.
lege Pharmacy relative to the decease Of Ferris
Bnnghurst account of the great Boston
Fire the returns Of the late Presidential elec-
tion a card Of Wilmington City Government,
containing list Of members of Council Stand
ind Committees, City Officers, 30. Also a list
of the Officers OF the Water Works prices for
Water supply; the last named report Of Board
Of Trade, and the latest number OF each of our
city journals.
All OF which may interest some future genera
ton should there be occasion to move the foun-
ton one or two hundred years hence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
THE PLACE OF TIE pIaAsrEn

Is about one hundred yards this side Of Ellerlie
beyond which, a few hundred yards, Is the curve
IL was in turning this curve that the signal OF
the standing train was first observed, but there
is heavy down grade here, and the tracks being
wet and slippery it was impossible to check the
advancing train. No cars were thrown frem the
track, aud It was soon cleared, and trains are
running on time, this morning
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.
AT IL o'clock, Mr.. Ohas. e. Fritz Was still
alive and there were slight hopes Of his recov-
cry.
Samuel r Lawson's injuries has caused a
slight fever, and his physician forbids any one
feeing him.
Miss Meredith Is about the house. this morn
ing, and her physicians do not regard her iniu-
ries OF serious nature. The same may be said
Of Mr.. Gordon.
Mr. Jackson has been lying in bed, but is com
Portable and expects soon to be out HE school
is dismissed for the week, but Mr.. Jock on
hopes to resume on Monday.
Further Details in Second Edition
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

NAksHALs, NOTICE OF SEIZURE IN AD-
lyh MIkALTY.
URIrRD TATBs OF AMERICA /
D1arBIJT OF DKLAWARK
Whereas, libel hath been 1ed in the District
Court Of the Emitted states tor the District OF Della
ware on the 2is. day OF November, In the year OF
our rd one thousand eight hundred and seventy
two. by samuel NJ Harrington, Proctor In behalf Of
stephen Flanagan and James M Flanagan, trading
az s. j. M, Flanagan; Henry WinsOr and w, u,
Wlnsor, tradirg a5 Henry Windsor 4 Co., Obed
BAKER, sd, Jonn A. Zehender and henry Virden,
owners OF the steam tug AnIerica, against the
schooner Sophia Hanson, her taoele apparel furni-
tnre, &C, IN q cause OF savage civil and maratlme
for the reasons aud causes said libel mentioned
and praying the usual process and monlton Of tie
Court, that all pers Jns Interested In the said vessel
her Ia KEEL appa iu niture DC, may be cited to
answer the premises and all due proceedings being
had, that the same may be decreed 70 be sod and
the pro eeds thereof be distributed according
10 Law Therefore, 10 pursuance OF sHii
mOntiOn under the seal Of Said Court to
me directed and delivered, | do hr.-
by give notice a nerAly, unto all persons having or
pretending TO have any right title interest there
In, and 10 master Of said schooner in special to
appear before the afor, said Court, in the city of
Wilmington, on Monday, the 25th day OF November,
a. D., lsI2 a. oClt ok. in the forenoon then and
there TO answer the said libel and to make their al.
legations In that behalf
Dated at the city OF Wilmington, 2lst daE Of NO.
vemher, A. D., 1879
SAMUEL "a. HARRINGTON, Proctor
JOHN Nj. Dunn U. s. Marshal
noy221t District of Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
NeiEhborinK Counties.

ro, samuel Dutton expects to be re-appointed
Postmaster at Media.
"A South Chester colored woman took inward
"na5 she ought to have applied outwardly and
sne is dead thereby.
- = II ls understood that the burnt sugar refin-
cry at Hook, will soon be rebuilt for a cotton
factory. - 'o''oli
Will, ernwood is the name Of new post-ofice.
Wa.. Gu mas been established at the point on the
to's,; e5t Hhester d Philadelphia Il. II where Pat
ohVllle is being erected
s,,,IIe sm,Ihe Coatesville schoolhouse took fire Oh
saturday, but was saved. '-'
has mon hhnomas Senior, Of ChArlestown twp, who
son, oeeh sen alnleted with tie heart disease for
aSii9 tSa Time, was 30 prostrated by the news of
'N9 ooston disaster that death ensued.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
MIssIonarv Anniversary.
CELEBRATION OF THE WILMINGTON BRANCH OF
M. Z. LADIES FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY

CELEBRATION OF THE WILMINGTON BRANCH OF THE
M. E. LADIES FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The Wilmington Branch Of the NJ. E. Ladies'
Foreign Missionary Society, held its second an
niversary in st. Pauls M. e, Church, last even
ing. There was quite large and intelligent
audience in attendance, and the meeting
evinced much spirit. The Pastor Of the
Church, Bev. R. W. Todd, presided. After
the singing of the hymn beginning -" From
Greenlands' Icy Mountains" the meeting was
led in prayer by Rev. J.Wilson, Pres. Of Wesley
an Female Coll, ge, The Annual Report was
read by the Sec, Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Willing OF
Chicago, was then introduced who enchained
the audience for nearly three quartsrs of an
hour with her rare and polished eloquence.
Mrs. Willing is Of exceeding ladylike and pre-
possessing appearance and is an able and effect
i've exponent of the purposes and work Of the
Society.
She was followed in brief address by Mrs
keene, OF Philadelphia, pending whose remarks
qnite number of names were added to the an
nual membership by the subscription of one dol
lar each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
leaths.

R1GERs.-on the 2lst inst, Mrs Ann Rogers, in
her s0th year.
The relatives and frien is Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
Church, at 80.
MlLLER-0n Wednesday night, goth inst, Ami g
Agnes eldest daughter OF John Y. and Celes,lne
|. Miller, agi Q years.
Tn friends Of the family are invited TO attend the
funeral from the resd ,Dce Of her parenis Ms. Il Q
Tatnall sreet on Saturday afternoon, next, at
O'CLOCK, with ut further notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

At Patterson, N. yesterday, two OF the
striking silk weavers OF the Messrs Tilt were ar
rested on complaint OF one of that firm that they
had threatened violence towards those who re-
fused to strike. Their arrest has caused great
excitement among the strikers, who number sew
eral hundred.
A fire broke out in Lexington. Ky, last even
ing, and extended to three blocks destroying
twent-fve houses
A fire at Scranton, Pa, last night, destroyed
ivs buildings, causing loss of $40 900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
New York.

MIsaISG MEN-ITAIIANs swINDLED BY EMIaRANT
AGENTS.
New YORK, Nov. "a.
No traces have been discovered OF the four
men heretofore reported as missing.
There are three hundred destitute Italians at
Castle Garden, induced to come here, on their
way to Buenos Ayres, by swindling emigrant
agents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
The Starving TracLIayers.

THE REPORT ooNTRADIcrED-RELIEF AT HAND.
CHICAGO, Nov. %.
special despatch contradicts the report of
track layers on the st. Peters railroad being in
danger Of starvation. A relief train has reached
the end Of the track.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
New AdverlIa, mentr. rhI. pnr.

lIarpers Magazine for 1873,
ecture by John 0Byrnc, ESQ.
Funeral Notice.
lhO cords Of Delaware pine wood for SAFE
Great Fur EmpOrium-1Is Arch ~ Phiiad'a,
llassons Compound Syrup of Tar.
Investment Bonds for sale bY JnO. McLear Son
. U. M.-reeting a Mechanics Hail.
Adm nistrat lia Notice.
l.ost.-aray Lap Blanket.
u arding for gentlem in aud wife
Marshal Notice of Seizure In Admiralty,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

1t is said that thirly-five Of Barnum's cames
have died Of envy since they saw the manner
in which some of our daughters of fashion get
their backs up.
The reason a California Chinaman didn't
steal a 900 pound anchor, was because he
couldn't carry it. After the first attempt to lift
1t, he anchored for ii no more.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
DEAD CAREFULLY
WEBB'S PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS.
NO 3O2 MARKET srPEET,

NO 3O9 MARKET bTREET,
WILMIN TON, DELAWARE.
Fourteen years in Picture Making guarantee Of
good work
100000 pictures made and as many homes made
happyby faith ul llkenesses We strive to please ALL
and give the greatest good to the greatest number
the smallest medallion
We give Album Cards for one dollar; rich Gem
Pictures, Sixty cents, finished In 10 minutes large
We carefully copy and enlarge, to any siSa, Da.
gnerreotypes, Ambrotypes, and o pictures Of ali
Kinds - ~
Paintings are'ully and truthfully executed In
water, oil aud pastelle colors. Having a laraa
weather. A lady always In attendano-.
Z WEBB,
No. 500 Market street
N. B.-Young men taught Photograp6ing.
nuV21. 2 aW4WRm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
CommerciaI Rerorrs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
Cotton steady 19l6@2OlS Flour moderate Q
demand for home use. Supertine - 5O@5 so ;
extras, 50 5096.50. Penna., Indiana and Ohio
extra family, $S@s.75 Rye flour steady 90.
Wheat fair demand Western 81 TOOL ~; am
Der 81 80; white 5000 O5. Rye 7OC0s1. Corn
quiet but firm; yellow So mixed western G4@
So. Oats in demand 46047; mixed 49044.
Black 40. Whiskey held firmly 96.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
WFshiuaton
THE NEW YORK rRA1N-1rs PAS

THE NEW YORK TRAIS-ITs PASSENGERS.
WAsHINaroN, Nov. %.
The New York train that ron into the train
near Wilmington arrived here at O'Clock this
morning. Ex-senator Cattell and Ex-Comm 8
sioner Rollins were among the passengers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

Governor Yarmouth has called an extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature Of Louisiana, to meet ON
December 9Th, to settle the present crop of poll
tcal troubles in that State.
The official vote Of Illinois gives Grant ma
jority Of 56,757, and Oglesby, Republican candi-
date for Governor, 35, 424.
The commission Of George W. Fairman as
Postmaster of Philadelphia was made out yester-
day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

"A silk sssh was found s,h st eet, last Sunday
the owner by prov NJ p Upe " and paying for this
advertisement, can get II at aO3 West sth.
Fresh nsh at low prices at sth-st. marke..
smelt, halibut, rock, pike, Lake shRd, black d ,b.
mackerel, Goldfish, catnRh and sunnsh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

MAsQuERADE-A private masquerade party
enjoyed lively and pleasant time at the FCity
nan, last evening, in tripping the light fantas-
.,o t toe, The party was quite a large one, and
.le walls OF the old hall resounded with mirth
ana music, until the early hours OF morn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
The Lecture this Evening.


The eminent scholar George Mcdonald will
deliver his lecture on Robert Burns" at the
Institute Hall, this evening. A rare treat. in
this way, may be expected, and a large audience
should be present
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
ENTERTAINMENTS, THIS EvENIKG

Lecture, by George Macdonald, on "RObort
Burns," Institute Hal
Art Entertainment, by Prof Cromwell, Opera
Honae.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
II, w. sTIDHAM q son,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East Fourth Ireet,
WILMINGTON. DEL

The highest cash Trice paid for all kinds Of
second hand furniture by L, W. Stidham q Son,
AuctOneers, Ill b. Fl urtn sHe eet, Wilmington, Del
Oct2b-Bm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.
400 O'CLOCK.
France.

THEIRS PROHIBITED FROM DEBATING IN ASSEMBLY
THE TERM OF THE PRECEDENT.
PARIS, Nov. %.
The committee Of Assembly will demand of
President Theirs that he shall not participate in
the debates in Assembly, and only oommunite
with that body by message. All reports agree
that there will be no opposition to the prolonga-
ton Of the Presidents term to four years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
Weather Record.
REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.


WAsHISaros, Nov 20.
Probabilities For Middle States diminishing
pressure South-westerly to North-westerly winds
and occasional belts of light snow and rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
Sfw 9apGrttsEmeurs

nooR-K 'oCKERs. door-bells, bellpulls, and
~ other De fixtures, for sale BY
No ss5 Eight Thirty-nye) Market St below Ninth,
Philadelphia
Y7NHE HOUSEHOLD TOOL combines fourteen
4 uses, BE- ing a wrench, pincer, gas plier, hammer
tack drawer, nut cracker cork sque "a stove plate
litter, &c Prices aud 70 cents, for sale by
TRUMAN \ SHAW,
No. $50 blight Thirty-rve) Market st, below NINTH
Philadelphia
4 oST - On Wednesday evening. Nov. goth,
GRAY LAP BLANKET, with red and white
border between the school House a. Third Street
b idge. A liberal reward will be paid by returning
70 nov22-2L' Ole n. sixth hT.
DOARDING-A gentleman and wife can be ac-
ID commodated with a large unfurnlshed front
room on second n)Or with board at
nov 99-tf 23I WALNUT ST.
n U. A. The members Of the State a
Os Council, L. A. NJ, OF Delaware, AZ a
are requested to meet IN Mechanics Hal, Ne. M
2l9 King street, on Saturday evening, Nov. "
23d, at N O'Clock; usiness OF importance will be
brought before the Council. By order OF the
noy-22-2t &c.
NOTlCE-Is hereby given that letter. Of Admin
lN istration have been obtained bV the under
signed, on the estate Of Charles f. Clarke deceased
All persons indebted TO and those who have claims
against said c. +. Clarke are requ' hted to present
them inm diately to
JOSEPH K. or ARKE, Administrator
No. IS Market street, 9th Ward,
nov296.' Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
INVESTMENT BONDS.

We are selling at par and interest and recommend
to careful investors, the First Mortgage Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific abroad
Company. The special attention of investors ls
called to the ample Land Security on which these
bonds rest, in addition to the usual guaranty OF
First Mortgage on the Road, Its Equipments and
Earnings. The lands Of the Company thus far Id
have realized 1921 per acre. The COmpanys land
endowment averages a1out 29, 900 acres per mile.
JAY COOKE d co.
ANDBY
JnO. McLear 81 son,
n "A n n Z q q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
THE socIABLE AT oENraAL.

The sociable at Central Church last evening,
as is usual on these occasions, was very pleas
ters were served up in the best of style. These
sociables occur once month, and are for the
purpose Of keeping of and extending a kindly
and social feeling to the congregation They
are of much benefit in their way
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
NTOTIUE.
NIOTICF-To THE LADIES AND GENTLE
IN MEN OF WILMINGTON AND VICINITY.
J. w. vANzANDT,

PRACTICAL KALsoMnKR AND wHITKwAsHKa.
FANCY ooLoRER, RousK PAINTER AND PAPKR HAaanu
All branches done TO please everybody withou
removing your carpets CT the finest furniture
Cenlngs aud cornlces and centre pieces whitened
In the neatest manner
Prices Tor each branch reasonable
All orders promptly attended TO by leaving them
between Fifth and SIKH streets: and Il h NioEoIal
Grocery and Fruit Store, cor Eighth and shipiov
streets, wilmington Del See cardA augeO-iY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
HORSE DISINFECTANTS.

n
During the resent epidemic among HORSES 1t
would be well or HOrsem n, Stablemen and Farm
eTs to exert themselves to prevent the incoming OF
the disease. This can be done by keeping the Of
the stall in pure condition. The following anti
septics ana disinfectants are the best known and
are mentioned in the list according to merit:
Impure Carbollc Acid,
Chloride OF Lime,
Carboate OF Lime,
Tar Purified
COpperas,
Sulphate Of Zinc,
Birthstone.
We have these article IN large quantities and are
able TO meet almost any demand at reasonable prices
We alse suggest the following Linlments as good
local apple ,tiOns:
IL. II. II. Remedy, large and small.
Merchants GarglinR Oil. sizes,
Mexican Mustang Liniment sizes.
Roberts EmDrocatien, 2 sizes.
FOut's Rmbr cation / size.
McInalls XII gs Mixture, any size.
EDWARD MoINALL, JR,
Apothecary, Second and Market stree;A
Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
Church sOsIable.
THE oHURcH suppER AT wrsr

THE CHURCH SUPPER AT WEST.
The supper given by the ladies' of West Pres
byterian church, in the basement Of that edifice
last evening, was we'll attended and was a mod
erately successful affair, throughout The sun
per, in itself, was arranged in a most tasteful
and tempting manner, to which ample Just CO
was done
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

e. B. q Co. also have Pure Xylol and Capsnlea
OF Xylo made by Il. Schering, OF Berlin which it Is
claimed, mitgates the severity OF smallpox,
IN EARTH AND HOME and $40 chrome, for ID
III months, IOr 50. American Agricultural, and
So chrome, "a months. 81 25. Subscribe now and
get IA months for 1913. Gall at the Clothing store
Ill Market street. Wilmington, Del
novasst&wst CYRUS STERN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
FOR SALE. BY
B. B. ROBINSON & 90.
BANKERS.

FOURTH and MARKET Streets.
XTACCINR VIRUS.-We would direct the par
v tieuar attention of the medical profession to
the LanOix Vaccine or true Non-Hu hanized Cow Pox
Virus prOpagated by the new method known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practiced for the past eight years by Gustave Lam
DIX, M. D., member Of the Legion OF HonOr, Chief OF
the service des Vaccinations OF the Hospitals
Paris, &c.
1t Is claimed for the Lanotx Vaccine that physl-
clans may rely upon always obtaining a virus OF
uniform character-in fact the Identical virus from
recent case of original spontaneous cow-pox dscov-
cred in France, kept alive by successive inocua-
Gently brought over two from Europe) and thus pre-
served In all its integrity In accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. Lan1iX after long research
has heen able TO experimentaly determine
freAh supply OF Ivory Slips and Capillary Tubes
Of this virus have ust been received by
&. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
APOTIIRCARIRS
Corner Sixth and Market Stre
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
DAiGg Gpmmerejar.
JENKINS & ATKINSON

WILMER ATKINSON. Publisher.
rv-FOr Terms Bte., See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22
3 A N X E r 8
NAhtissH.A1L-ss, NoTIcE OF SEIZURE. IN AD-

No. Goa Market Sire. I.
nov. 2A2m Of
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-29

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILLs AND FEVER
First take the Blood and Liver Pills. to work
OF tho Bile and purify the blood; three or
four will be sufficient. Then take a table,
spoonful Of IElNITSHS CHILL CURE. It
has been trc': We know it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-29

It was after long dny in India that
Sir Henry Smith drew up to allow his
command to march past him into their
quarters. The infantry were the first to
arrive, and to them Sir Henry said, "Ah!
the infantry; yes, you are the infantry;
yes, the foot soldier is lucky fellow.
The infantry boy for me; none Of our
nasty horses to clean. Get into camp,
lie down, eat; there you are. Yes, the
they passed. Not long after, the cavalry
came up, whereupon Sir Henry ad-
dressed them. too, in turn: "Ahl the
cavalry; yes, the cavalry. Ahal you are
the boys; you are the lucky fellows; none
of your foot-sore, tired, dusty infantry
men, but smart chap with horse, q
real gentleman; yes, you are the fellows
for me, fresh as larks; that's it; go along.
The cavalrymsn is lucky fellow"