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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-09-12
MILLERsBURG HOLMES COUNTY, o. THURSDAY SEPT y, lS7

y .H- Q H. . -a , H
er, as he turned and beheld "bead''
drawn on him.
aI'd like to have you eat the rest Of
this crow" .1.in p. -rDi-,im fH,
The old man fumed and swore, and
tore about i'm a frantic manner saying
he'd be id if he would, and that he
didn't want any OF the young mans
jokes. The cooking of the gun, and
the assurance on the part Of the soldier
that he would certainly put a ball
through the old mans shoulder unless
he complied with the demand, induced
the Virginian to retrace his steps.
"Now," said the Sergeant, 81 want you
to eat the rest of that crow, and no
nonsense. ...,
| A punch of the rifle on the shoulder
of the old man reused him TO quick
sense of his position, and picking up the
crow he endeavored to bite it. Hegrew
pale, the perspiration stood upon his
face, he trembled like terrier, his
mouth watered, his eyes filled, he
gagged, and it seemed physical i'm
possibility fer him to touch the crow.
The Sergeant compelled him to take a
bite, and it was the only one he did
take, for his breakfast came up so rap
idly to protest against crow that the
soldier relented and told him to "git"
and never to trouble Bucktail again.
Here would seem to be another prop
er place to end this story, but there is
still another chapter. tE -H -lt.- sii
The next day the old Yirginian,
smarting under the ndignities he suf-
fered, in not only having his pet crow
killed, but being compelled to eat a pOr-
ton of it went to the headquarters of
the Bucktails and made complaint to
the colonel against the big Sergeant.
The colonel at once sent an orderly
for Sergeant Smith, rightly tsupposing
he must be the person referred to. He
obeyed the summons at once. He pushed
the door of the tent aside and entered
the presence, swapping his heels togetli-
er and standing erect in the position of
attention, he brought his right hand
quickly to the visor of his military cap,
and gave the customary salute to his
colonel.
Sergeant said bis cemmander very
gravely, edo you know that gentle
man? ?'' pointing to the old Virginian.
eyes, SIR" promptly answered the
other. nl3l aal Ji. 1-ufi-i... .-7 Hpiih
"How did you become meacquainted with
him, sergeant?"In2i ~ e5H2;pi
"We dined, together yesterday, sir, y
promptly answered the culprit. ..t,. |
The roar of laughter which followed
this reply need not be described, nor
the manner in which even the old Vir-
ginian joined. The sergeant was sent
back to his quarters, and the interview
between the old aristocrat and the col
onel was ended by an invitation to the
latter to dine the next day at the old
mansion.
Whether this story has any bearing
upon the present practice of eating crow
or not, I:cannOt pretend to say, but l
have little doubt that the Dpet crow of
the old Yirginian was quite as palatable
70 III ~ i- fo Of
who are compelled to swallow him.
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Terms Of Advertising.

Deaths and Marriages gratis.
Local Notices, first insertion, 10 cents per
line; subsequent insertions cents per line.
Special Notices and Foreign Advertisements
25 per cent. additional.
Business Cards, not exceeding lines, 81.
Administrators and Executors Notices 81.
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Nos. and daily except Sunday; Nos. and
daily except Saturday.
breakfast. Dinner. Supper.
Distance 493 miles. Trains are run by Chi
ago time.
Connects at Council Bluffs and Omaha with
Missouri River Steamers for Benton and all
Upper Missouri River Trading Posts and Un-
ion Pacific Railroad.
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Church Directory

NJ. E. CHURCH,
G. A. HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EVERY
Sabbath at 0H O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
T. NJ. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
EVANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
SERVICES EVERY OTHER SABBATH, AT
10h O'Clock A. NJ. by Rev. NJ. p. togelsong,
Pastor.
U. U.P-CHURCH,
REV. W. NJ. GIBSON, PASTOR. HOURS FOR
Service at 11x O'Clock, A.. N. Sabbath school
at 10Y: O'Clock, A. N. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings at71I O'Clock.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. A. S. MILHOLLAND, PASTOR. MORN
ing service at II O'Clock. Sabbath school
12K O'Clock. Evening service 6H O'clock
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
~ O'Clock.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES EVERY SABBATH AT 10 o.
clock. A NJ. Sunday School at 9. J. d. Nun
emacher, Pastor.
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DIR. S. WILSON,
Dentists.
T, L. PIERCE,

PRACTICAL & OPERATIVE DENTIST, UP
Stairs opposite the Book Store. All work ex-
ecuted in the best manner, and warranted
to give satisfaction. Itf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FhySiCians.

J. W. GUTHRIE, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in first
building north of Post Office Wooster, wayn,
County, Ohio. Office hours, Wednesdays ant
Pm. All accounts considered due rs soor
as services rendered.
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The old Virginian, after surveying
his dead pet for an instant in n sorrow
full manner, returned the gun and
started for his mansion. The other
quickly brought his piece to his shoul-
der, and called out: a. tl.. ......
Hold on there, mister" . t
"What do you want?" asked the 9TH
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Jefferson's Grief at His Wife IS
Death.

Morrow, August 24th.
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Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago r. r.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
c., r. !. & p. Railway.

No. /, Daily except Monday; Nos. 5, Z, an
Daily except Sunday; Nos. 8 and 6. Daily
o. 4, Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
#. Il. MYERS. Gen. Ticket Agent
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er, as he turned and beheld "bead"
drawn on him.
aI'd like to have you eat the rest Of
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.siIe11e1xE" q A POET.

& -
e find tt folld ling lines in tn,
r. De River RereilaK They will reacl
thadried and.forgoi4en ceevices OF man,
IN old prospector's heart:
"a Lonesome, Homeless Miner-Man.' .
81 .esss hg A
He was lonely miner-man
s<sEso i.s,is Dlwsia.=ss.-s.~ss.
Or trod the narrow trail that ran
Along the mineral belt :;
And night and morn with dinner-psil
tie back and forward strobe,
Nor at the hour was known to fail
p s.T . r0sF 0Aen SMa1 Il
\ steady-SGing mintr- msn
! H. sat at night and thought;
An many acurious mir. RS plan
% In fanny there he wrou, hit;
And il his cahSG an xaaes1 - =
? Before thedAhch.g rs, - - sS
Full many picture came and shone
vi what be mi sht desire.
lonesome, homeless miner-nan
AWhoceoktd ssli washed and worried = +
? PSrh ips his maine Was John. or Dan.
Z No odiS--hr II -vtr shirked
and why care what his Name might be
Who delyed with pick and drill?
The tine-book o. the company
/ Had pat lin up as - Bill
some SAID lie was a heSrtleSS man
.WRo GidIl ! 8 are at all. - - .. = 4. :. e.
How matters ended. trbgsn, : = - - .E
Outside his cabin wall
Bat once watched him at the store
tPoso:tice it was, tool:
THE keeper. as he pass.S the door,
Said - Letter here Tor you
He took the letter as he went, .-.-
Walking away aforc @fs *-s@ -Vs 81
And soon saw him most intent 90 ''-
Sit rla,.ins on Il stone;
And as he Rad. the rolling tears
f Cane voarsiIIg down his face
His heart h. d Travelled baex fof years, - (
To childhoou's tender place.
Now, when that miner raised his latch,
/ What sofTrw eiite red tier.
To bow his head beneath the thatch
Re-read;ry It with care?
How wenFy sat he. by the fret tassssA 2 I
( Too sad and faint to cock
His lonely neal and then retire
Without voice or book. SO Sc a-G 4
All ! minsr, you and l. and ali,
CIn new 7, II W. would
Shut uT the heart. whatetr befaIl, |
Against tie triIe and good:
Ana WHEN she world Looks worse and worse
The tar.Etr oil We ruala. - =
We still have so.h<thing tflat w nurse - =
The love Ut - mothers home.
SINGLELINE.
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Nine Southern States for Grant, with q
popular M ,Eity of liz, ill, and seven
States fcr Greeley, with a popular ma
jority Of g., 80
IL The total thirty States for Grant.
with = taaioEit- Of 735, So. and seven Tor
Greeley, win :, majority OF 81 zoo, though
no:,positiye unanim.ty, is as near as We
are ere= likely ID get to IN human a.flirs
that admit At al OF emergency of opir-
The 5o0lls, We repeat ARE closed; the
Court Of final appeal has decided; the
nation. that supreme individuality, has
spoken: and row, while we submit, as
we must, - the irreyocabIe fat, let us
turn 10 the new duties Immediately be-
fore II, and ,, axe the most Of the gIor::-
"1s blessing Of l!5orty AMI unity, which
the Divine Providence has vouchsafed to
OR eiiorts.
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TIE HARVARD FUND.

Along with accounts 0; the Boston fire
are statements OF the amounts subscribed
II aid ot.ae Harvard Fani This, fron,
the New Y5ri. Evening Post explains what
that 1eeails:
We=are p4i-cd to learn that Harvard
Univ trs;ty los. . large amount ofproper-
II b. the eoen: fire in Boston, and that
consequently she is in need of Immediate
help IRON her many friends. The prop
erty oSn1 4 by the University in the burnt
DIST: ct Is estimated TO have been worth
1852 $50. winch includes the value of the
land TIE s,lil of meaey necessary to
rep'a e the buildings is estimated at
$500 0fE:. of which, 500, 0o0 will be re-
ceiveti on the insurance policies. This
leaves S3V0.a9o which the University
must * tots friends 70 supply, 10 re-
place 20 income formerly derived from
the property destroyed,
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JAa.Es AsTHosy FEoUDE.-The New
York Evening Pos says. authori.ativelv,
that froude. the historian s name, RI vines
with food and mood and not with loud,
rs many awkward amateurs in the pro-
nounoing line are in the habit OF render
ing It.
Dan AUSTIN Of Morey, who, like the
lamented Jeems Iiambrick who was acci-
dentally shot ON the banks OF the Pecos
River with an old fashioned, brass
mounted revolver and OF such is the
kingdom Of Heaven-Dan, he shot him
self in the wrist with derringer. He is
menGiing SO says the RereiPe.
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WHOLESALE HORSE STEALING.
4.r-t-- ---E+ - .AEHt
Robbers AID their E,iu.sler Captured.

! The Reese River i!eoei,ls tells Tie 70,
lowing:
4 short time ago gang of horse
@tieives passed through the country cas-,
Of Smoky Valley, picking up from the
/ rallche-s along. their route about fifty
] head of hors.s NJ. John c. Butler? 81
Antelope Valley, in this county. lost some
twenty head, upon missing winch lie I'M
inediateiy took the trsek of the t. ieves
which he followed e vicinity Of Bel
sheriff Of Nys coanI and a Mr. Smith
4, Joined Or Butler ii the pursuit. and
about ten O'clock last Wednesday fore
noon the party came upon the camp oi
the robbers vino proved to be a couple of
Aiesicars- As the pursuing party rode
uF the MeSicans bad ,nernted their hor-
ses and were leaving carp. Is soon KS
the.T saw their pursaers one OF the rob-
beEs attempted 10 draw his revolver but
before he could get it ont Of the scib5artl-
he was shot by the Sheriff OF one OF his
posse. The Maxicans were Lotl, cap
tnred ard safely lodged in JAZZ AZ
ben,ocsl-:hert- they remain at prsene.
The wounded man has been under he
medicinal treatment of Dr.. Huntsn an
who at first entertained serious do, BITS
III regard 10 his recovery but We believe
at present the Doctor considers tie
chances quite favorable About twenty
head OF horses--laost of which belonged
to NJ. BGt!er-were found IL the pos
session Of the II xicans, but as many
more are known 20 have been stolen Ian
were recovered. and IS the trail at first
showed a larger number OF aniiaaIs and
men, there is no doubt hut the band had !
livi.led It's forces and the stock The !
capture above mentioned was made in |
he foothills of the Tolyabe range, about I
hirty-tive miles west OF Belmont, and
IL Carpenter with a posse is securing
he country IN that vicinity in search OF
he rest OF the band OF thieves and the
Of the stolen stock.
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TIE CLOSE OF THE WAR

The stupendous civil contest which was
appealed to the arbitrament OF the world
ton years ago, may be said TO have closed,
for tie first time and finally, in the re-
contradiction. For in this country, so
entirely .Ie,nacratic, in It's Constitution
andsT1irit NOT hing can be sreglrJled .aS
settled until it has received the full APP
proval or t:,e full condemnation of the
people. So long as great party, COM
posed of nearly the nation. exists to OPP
pose q particular line of policy, that pol
icy must 0e .deemed as still debatsble and
open. Bat when no party of opposition
longer exists, the controversy has been
decided, the books are shut, and the
country passes TO. other considerations
and other themes rfes p ascaS
Now that is tlo case with the questions
raised by the war. The trial OF AIMS set
tied The Conflict as to national or state
supremacy III favor of the nation. The
subs9GCoat legislation, as to tie emanuel
"a s4-S 49, % tl1S
men. OF Tie freedmen, and the power OF
the general government to enforce those
great measures, has at length been settled
by tue, e.etions. No considerable bod,
Of men, either North or South, is dis
posed tie any further hostility. The peo-i
pie, ny vote Of the States and popular
vote of more than tive to one, decide that
hencefo-th and forever the grand and
beniiceIt doetrin the equality Of per-
sonal and political rights is the .unda-
mental truth OF the Great Republic.
After nearly a century OF controversy,
even from the very osiss,in of the Federal
government, the people have determined,
by the majority Of their voices, On the !
sidepf justice and huniauity.
Tlese are the details OF the decision. !
giveiipy the States ana popular major-
tiles:
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FoE SERGEAST-AT-AEMy OF TIRE AssEn-
ELI 1Ei-. Aieseie, well known hereabout.
and nsw loca-sd ct Hamilton, is a cardi-
date for the place of Sergeant-at-Armso of
the 4 semhy = Ii good. earnest, effective
service in the Republican cause give .
man claim to favorable consideration.
Kiesese shouas1sAAnaay who win sAsna
sssly aand in in his behAh.
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FRIENDS WHO REMEMBER Us-Thars-
day was the printers legitimate holiday
bat in the APPEAL office we could not
resist the urgent appeals OF some OF our
good patrons tc 90 some job printing TO.
them. While at work all forlorIl, 10! IN
Waited four captivating coups De esg-nos
The eoliside-atA present of the 51n.er :
t lend i. e.. Winston. of the Exchange.
L DEg may he wave, aud many returnsl
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FoUEIH FOLUNE.-T1e Eureka .1elaiiae,
has commenced its fourth volume. 1t is
one Of the best locI newspapers in this
State and deserves to live enc century, al
least-and if Cassidy wants it to worry
along for that length of tins We hope it
will. -s7T.C ri .Fr 3us8F
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sas5. 600 in gold coin viii be Civ. 70 hold

$ of Admission. in Gold Coz
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JUMpISG--AND PRAISE FoT THE JUMP
Eh.-Yesterday, Il man made eleven feet
i've inches on the clean leap in front Of
the Magnolia Saloon. Hs Started short,
and kept getting Hmberer and l.ai5erer
Until he reached the maximum. Bets
were made that he colla beat any man in
town, winch with many other pointed
tam IS said in his praise VS. very latter
ing but he did not yet receive the cap to
the climax until one of the. admlrine
pectatorsveuolais,sta INell If Aeaint II
son OF h--h to jump. He's a jumper
from h--ll!'
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DECEMBER Goth Is: z
S230,5O5 90.

This Legal Fnterprfs.- is endorsed BY the -.igf--
ost authority Of the STATE and b st t3.sns I.Iers
over sau-hsf fac ficksts tad, II b. fore oeto-
bnrlst. The Ffssitcd number on ielId viii h<
furnished those who apply first.
Money can be sent by ln;ti IL, Registered leo
te:s. p"si Office MONEY Orders. CT by Eyrr.Ss
All PE.1.s Will hc paid in fUll. auESrs
WAITED FIT fail rr.r-i rlla-s address
:. N. PATTEE.
nCa Gtneral Manager O.:lsfa Neb
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WELLS. FARGO eco. virginia City Treasurer
. D. L. BLANCHARD, MANAGE
Tickets are now fer sale and can be obtained
Of G c. PESDERGAST. at the oticss Of Wells
Fargo X Co., and AZ the Office of D. L BIANCE-
ARD, Manager, at J. Waidstein & Co.'S Cigar
otOre- south street. oca4-ff
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sss br-T-- Z I
CHANGE OF VENUE.-In the case OF the
State of Nevada a.ains: the estate of {.
Rhordes, deceased. and dis bondsmeu,
Attorney-G4neral BacLner and the oppos-
Ing Counsel giving mutual consent there
"a, .he COAT Aas granted . eiange ef
Venue from g r1risby Ls on county. i
seemed to be impossible to set jury in
this county
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
az THE STATE OF NEVADA. AZ
~ thc-izsd by Act OF its Jec1sIssJir-, ap-
proved a4rch l. 1871. fer the founding If =
- STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

The drawing will take place st Virginia. Ne
Nads. the tine ot which du, notce VIII b,s given
so soon as enough ticse IS haze been sid to nay
the Slate proportion for the A>ylala Fl.nd -
well as the Prizes in fuil That being the purpose
OF the Trustees
All ;Insoi,s tieketc in the hands Of sgents Will
uc called in before the time set for draw ing
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PEEsoss DESTROYS OF -ar1tins rooms in private
families are requested to let the same be known
TO J. E LaGi, as taege is continually demand
for ;he same itifsIszF tsltE @ als-tss-t
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-c@t .'ss - tf15fflt7 q y sa- -.ttHa@t
NoTIcE.-Hereafter tie Express Ofice Of Wells
Fargo ( Co. viii close at 6 4 O'clock Pm Let
tiers deposited II the Letter Eek UP to ~ o'cfock
P. NJ viii be forwarded ty the night train. =
sA-lw II. F. RICE. Agent.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One inoh Twelve iineq or It's equivalent in
one or two insertions, sle9 three

More gratiled still was Tim TO find In
the station-house an old customer Of
his employers who always specially
praised Tins workmanship, and in.
sisted upon being measured for his cloth
ing by TWinkloton alone. It afterward
transpired that the old gentleman was
friend of the Inspectors, and had Just
casually dropped in 10 give him New
Years greeting when the prisoner
T1inl;loton was brought in. But for the
presence Of the old gentleman poor Tim
might have had TO spend his New
Yoar's-day within the wall Of the sta
tion-house, Kortuuc, however, befriend-
ed him and the shrewd intelligence of
tho inspector, aided by that of Tins
acquaintance soon proved the real facts
in tho case. Tins friend, in order TO
recognize the efficiency of the police
force, insisted on handing the constable
a gratuity Of five shillings and, As COM
pensati0n for missing the hour at which
be had appointed TO dine, an equal sum
was rendered to, and accepted by, the
railway clerk, and Tim was discharged.
Showering blessings upon all lndis-
criminately The now happy Tim left the
station-housc, and it was not long Gro
he found himself once more face to face
with Mrs. Tomkins and his little ones.
or course Twinkleton's first inquiry
was for his wife, and load seemed lift
ed Off his heart when he heard that sho
was still asleep, and therefore uncon-
scious Of what had happened to her off
spring. The worthy nurse, when she
saw the twins had not suffered from the
checkered events Of the day, gave vent
to flood Of tears that seemed to relieve
her feelings Immensely. Then, ,ofcourse,
the children had few tears to shed
but at last tho sunshine of happiness
spread itself over the little room, and it
was wonderful how every body cheerod
up when an intimation was given by
Mrs. Tomkins that probably 'twould
be rs well to have in the pudding.
The twins have now become iun,
healthy, roguish lads; and though they
display wonderful capacity for street
games and all outdoor amusements-
perhaps occasioned by their experiences
Of the first day Of their eXistence-Tim
Twinkloton and his wife have never
had cause for regret that the twins,
presence in the basket became known
to the railway officials ere they were
thrown into the luggage-van and smoth.
cred beneath the heavy luggage.
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COL. DEM. VOL. XXXVI..N0. 23,

hcrc." And with low bow Mr., Scan
tlobcrry retired into his back Office,
She found herself, sho knew not how
in the street. She was now utterly, en-
tirely ruined, She had no diamonds
st all either in pledge or in her owr
possession; and Mr., Algernon Mossby
of the Albany held her note of hand
for eight hundred pounds "for value
received" Sho would go homo, she
thought, and Kill herself.
mo, my darling" said Surbiton p.
Mellor that night, when she had thrown
herself ut his feet, and with passionate
tears and outcries confessed all, "you
are not ruined no harm has come to
you at all, or to me, either, for the mat
ter Of that. have merely been reading
you little lesson to cure you of your
own fault-extravagance. The dia.
mond5 / gave you on your birthday
were false. Iknew that, sooner or later,
they would como into possession of that
Dutch bcldame Schumacher ] found
the bag out and took her into my pay {;
/ entrusted to hor the real diamonds,
which she gave you as imitation ones.
They were the real stones wo pawned,
and the sham ones which you vainly
endeavored to pledge. AS to Mr.. Al
gornon Mos5by, he is my very good
friend and agent to command. Here is
your note of hand and it may relieve
your mind to know that was concealed
in the next room throughout your in
terview with that obliging gentleman
in the Albany. He will come no more
to this house, and he has five hundred
good reasons for holding his tongue.
Now, then, come and give mo kiss,
and tomorrow morning I'll give you
your real diamonds and your sham
ones, too. Only, under any circum-
stances, don't take either the genuine
or the spurious ones to Foley Street,
to Beaufort Building, or to the Albany"
Tho cure was efficacious and complete.
Mrs. Surbiton p. Msllor has since made
considerable additions to her jewel.casn,
but she has ceased TO raise money either
on the hypothecation Of her personal
effects or notes Of hand.
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POetical.
Beer.

Dccr,
Tho Ai5iac, lnnoticlng tho new edition of"Th'
Poets aud Poems ofAncrlca," by II. II. Stoddard
tho following from George Arnold
which ls a real gem in Its way
Here
with my boer
Whllo goldon momont9 MT:
Alas!
They pass
Unhecded by:
And as they fly
I,
Being dry,
SIT Idly slipping horo
My boer.
O, finer far
Than fame, or riches, nrc
The graceful smollo-wreaths Of this free cigar
why
Should 1
Weep, wall, or sigh?
What irluclS has passed mo byi
What my hopes are dead
My pleasure ncd2
Have I not stlu
My m
Ufrlght good cheer
Cigars and beer?
Go, whining YOUTH
For sOOthl
Go, weep and wall,
Sigh and grow pale,
Weave melancholy rhymes
On old times,
Whoscjoys like shadowy ghosts appear
Bat leave to me my beor!
Gold is dross--
Love Is loss
SoifI gulp my sorrows down,
Or see them drown,
In foamy drlughts Of old nut-brown,
Then do I wear the crown,
Without the cross.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-26

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