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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28

From Capt. J. III. Thatcher, Agent
Adams and Southern Express Companies ::
Nov. %, 1S72.-C. II. SToCKELL, SO
Broad street, Nashville, Tenn, Agent Gard
ner Fire Ertinglfisher-Dear Sir: I had q
fine opportunity Of witnessing the practical
operation Of the Gardner Fire Extinguisher
at the fire on Church street this 4. M. It
broke out in the ceiling Of O'Mslley's frame
grocery, and was burning tiercely between
the ceiling and the roof when the Hook and
Ladder Go. came. The smoke was so dense
no one could enter the buildings. Capt.
Allen and one Of his men each took an Ex-
tinguisher, and were finally reinforced by
two more, making In all four, one Of which
l took charge Of and one, by order Of Mr..
Demoville, was held In reserve. In few
minutes the fire was completely under con-
troll, and when the fire engines arrived
there was no work for them. The fire was
put out by the ExtiDguishers without any
injury to the stock in the store. am so
pleased at the results that l voluntarily
send you this statement. shall try and
get our Superintendent to permit us to
have them in the Office. Respectfully,
j. II. THATCHER.
As I was early at the fire, in fact from
the time the alarm was given to the entire
suppression Of the fire In O'Malley's build
ing, and having paid particular attention TO
the working and application Of the Gardner
Fire Extinguishers used on that occasion,
/ fully concur in the statement Of Capt.
Thatcher. 1t ]. z. DEMOVTILE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28

Arlington, Farrar s. Weakley, agents, sd
versise some cheap property for sale to-day.
BY reference to,our new advertisements OF
to-day, it is seen that DR.. Moses and j. b.
Love, Esq, will open an institute for the
cure of stsmmering and impedimenfs to
speech.
See advertisement Of nonresident notice
of he Clerk and Master of the Chancery
Court at Ashland city.
: A book keeper Lin our swami" cotumnl
wants TO post a small set of books at night.
Reward for money lost on Cherry, Church,
Wire or Broad streets.
The Sanford property in Edgeheld will be
sold Tomorrow at IL o'clock precisely.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., advertise regu-
lar auction sales.
Cheap writing papers at los Church
street.
Sweet apple cider at No. 10 Deaderick
streets.
J.N. Allen, Clerk and Master Of the
Chancery Court at Ashland city, has a
non resident notice in to-day's paper.
See cards of Capt. J. NJ. Thatcher and j.
F. nemoville, "city notices." of to day.
Paul & Tavel, the well known Union
street Stationers, advertise blank books,
writing papers, envelopes, writing fluids arg
stationery generally, which are offered al
very low p-ice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28
Death of Two EstimabIe Ladies.

The Knoxville ChrsqicIe, November 20,
has the following:
"The circumstances attending the death
OF Mrs. Katie Welcker McNult and Mrs.
Eliza Morgan Ault, which are recorded else
where, are peculiarly touching and cast q
more than ordinary sadness over the house.
holds from whose circles they have been
taken.
On the threshold Of womanhood, and In
the morning of life, they were called to
life eternal. When the future promised
the fullest Tuition Of happiness on earth
they were taken ere they had scarce rea l.
lied the joys OF motherhood, leaving each
. tender babe.
Related By the ties of consangulnity,
they we're also friends and schoolmates'
They commenced their married life almost
simultaneously, and after brief enjoyment
Of welded bliss, yielded their lives in
ushering into existence the first pledges
Of love, whose coming was looked for
ward TO with emotions that only q
mother can know, and whose reluctance in
suudering the dearest and tenderest tie
that bound them to earth Gao be only faint
ly imagined. But Death is 10 respecter OF
persons, and the wings of his dread messen-
ger hover alike over the palace and humble
cot, and all must obey bis summons.
The stricken husbands and motherless
babes, who will forever miss mothers
loving care, have the sincere coincidence OF
the community in their sad bereavement
and may He who ''tempers the wind to the
sborn lamb" succor and sustain them II
this the hour of their affection"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28
THE VOTE IN THE COUNTIES OF
LAWRENCE AND WAYNE.
A New Election Ordered to be Held
In January Next.

In January Next.
In accordance with section Sd Of an act
to amend an act passed Dec. II, 1871, en-
titled an sct to apportion the Senatorial
and Representative Districts in the State Of
Tennessee, passed March 20, 1872, consti-
tuting "the Governor and Secretary of
State Board of Inspectors, Whose duty it
shall be to compare the vote for
Senators and Representatives In the
several Senatorial and Representative
Districts of this State, and declare the re-
suit" said board having compared the poll
books of the election recently held in the
counties of Wayne and Lawrence for
Joint representative of said counties In the
next General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee, yesterday declared the result Of
the said election to be tie between w. b.
P. Turner and j. A. Talley the Governor
has therefore ordered by proclamation to
be found elsewhere In to-dGy's paper, an
election to be held In the counties Of
Wayne and Lawrence, to fill
the Office. It Is singular oversight that
while the statutes provide expressly for 3
casting vote in case Of tie between candi-
dates for Governor, members Of Congress,
Representatives from a single county, and
even constables and justices of the peace,
no provision is made for such contingen-
cy in the case of Senators and joint Repre-
sentatives. Under this state of facts the
Governor has had some hesitancy as to his
powers and the proper mode OF
proceeding in such cases. Accordingly his
Excellency called to his advice and assist
ance Gin the absence of the Attorney Gen.
ers) three of the ablest members Of the
Nashville bar, who after mature delibera-
ton gave ii as their unanimous opinion
that the decision Of the commissioners de-
claring tie rendered the election of no
effect, and the office being vacant 1t was
the duty Of the Governor to order an cleo
ton to I'll the vacancy at once. The cleo
ton Is to be held the I'd of January, 1873.
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A Great Canal Project.

The Knoxville Press and Herald, Nov.
2Gth, says:
ave are in receipt Of an invitation from
the Rome, Ga, Board of Trade, to attend
6 Convention to be held In Rome on the
An day Of December next, for the pur-
pose of taking such action as may secure
the opening Of the Coosa, Oostansula and
EtoWah rivers, and the completion
OF The great Southern Canal. The
intention Is to memorializs Congress up
on these subjects, and bring all the pres
sure possible to ensure an adequate appro-
priatiOn. The completion of the great
Southern canal is work in which Knox
vile and all Of East Tennessee is deeply in
terested. 1t would be well for regularly
appointed delegates from our Board of
Trade and from tho towns in East Ten
nessee, to be appointed to meet with the
citizens Of Rome, on the day appointed, to
act with them and to contribute their In
fiuence and zeal to effect this enterprise,
one which will be of inestimable advantage
to all our interests"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28
Fire

About eight o'clock yesterday morning
tie frame building No. lie Church street,
owned by mrs. w. E. Stone, and occupied
by James O'Malley, grocer, took fire between
tie roof and ceiling from defective stove
pipe, and the house, on which there was no
Insurance, was considerably damaged. The
loss in grocery stock to Mr.. O'Malley was
between $1,000 and $500, covered by a
policy of $1,000 in the Planters Insurance
Company of Memphis. The utility Of
Gardner's Fire Extipguishers were fully
tested on this occasion, and had it not been
for the timely arrival Of the Hook and Lad
der Company containl; G these extinguish-
ers, a disastrous fire might have been the
result. In our city notice column will be
found a statement which speaks loudly in
their favor.
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Agitation of ,he Me, CHI ants Tax.

At meeting held last Monday by the
Memphis Chamber of Commerce, Mr.. r.
A. Pinson offered the following resolution:
"Resolved, That a committee of five
members be appointed by the President OF
thu Chamber Of Commerce to confer with
the members elect Of the Legislature OF
Tennessee, and 10 draft memorial to the
General Assembly Of Tennessee with re-
gard to the Merchants tax law, and espe-
cially to endeavor 10 procure arepeal of the
Law taxing tie merchants for the largest
stock on hand during the year, and suOsti-
tuting therefor q tax on the actual capital
employed by each merchant in his bust
ness"
The resolution was adopted, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed as the COM
mittee: Messrs. r. A. Pinson, W. R.
Moore, Johu S. Toof, G. w. Goyer, B.
Eismsn, Henry G. Smith.
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CRY NOTICES..

While soldier in the late war was 30
materially benefited by the use Of DR..
Jayne's Expectorsnt that I regard it my
duty TO inform the public as TO my expert
ence. Through the exposure Of camp-life
In very severe weather, / contracted cold,
which finally settled on my lungs, and In
consequences, the surgeon discharged me a.
consumptiVe. Soon aftermy arrival homo
1 began to take Jayne's Expectorant, and In
. short time thereafter began to improve,
30 that in few weeks was enabled to 20
to my employment, farming. Frequently
since I have used the Expecterzns in my
family for colds snd coughs, and always OBJ
tanned satisfactory result. 1 therefore
cannot hesitate to recommend this remedy
for all colds, and Cor consumption in lis
earlier stages.-William Barton, writing
from Paragon, Mich.
noV26 eOd1w top col
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TEhREkSUiVInE naV.

Services by Rev. DR.. Hoyte on to-day at
ia. NJ, at the Second Presbyterian Church.
The public are invited.
Religious services will be held az the
Central Baptist Church to-day, commencing
at IL A. NJ; also at Z p. NJ, by the pastor,
Rev. w. q. Inman.
Thanksgiving services at McKeudree
Church at IL A. NJ. by Rev. S. II. Merrill.
There will be service at Christ's Church
this morning st IL O'Clock. Rev. VIM.
Graham, Rector.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28

Triumphant for Twenty Years.
More than twenty years ago the Mustang
Liniment made its debCt in the West. Its
cures Of the various external diseases Of
horses and cattle astenished the planters
and farmers Of the Mississippi aad Ohio
Valleys, and demand for it sprung up
which necessitated its manufacture on an
extensive scale. Soon the discovery was
made that it was grand specific for rheu-
matism, govt, neuralgia, earache, tooth
ache, and other external ailments OF man
kind. Then il was tried as healing, pain
killing application, in cases Of outward in
jury, such as cuts, bruises, burns, spasms,
ETC., and was found equally serviceable.
Tie fame Of the new remedy for some of the
most painful Ills that afflict mankind and
the lower animals, spread rapidly, and Mus
tang Liniment soon took rank in every
State and Territory Of the Union as q stand
ard cure. nov26 deodlw&w1t
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An Ingenious Continuance.

We were shown, a few days since, at e
establishment of Messrs. Gates & Pohlman,
a curious French invention of great service
to travellers. 1t is an apparatus for DO ling
a cup Of coffee by means of an air-tight
vessel, the heat being supplied by means Of
a small quantity Of alcohol, the time re-
CURED for making cup of strong coffee
from the coolest water being but four min
utes. The entire outfit, fuel and all, would
not occupy any more space in travelling
stchel than an ordinary drinking flask.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28

NOtice.-We respectfully inform our
patrons, friends, and the public in general,
that we will open our new retail store, No.
81 Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
House, in few days, where We will have
constantly on hand the finest brands OF
imported and domestic Cigars. Also large
assortment of Che wing and Smoking To
baccos.
Hoping to receive TIE liberal patronage
formerly bestowed upon us, we remain, re-
specially, RosENHEIA q Bro.
P. S.-We will, as usual, continue our
wholesale business, No. % South Market
street, where we viii be pleased to see our
customers. &. & B.
noy28tf
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Heavy Affections.

AKnoxville exchange ofthis week has the
following: ave regret to record the death
Of Samuel Swan, Esq, father Of our fellow
citizen, Mr.. Matt. Swan, which took place
at Jacksonport, Ark, last week. The death
Of his sis er and two other relatives took
place within three days, the family thus
mourning the loss Of four from their circle.
An epidemic seems to be prevailing, as Mr..
Swans correspondent at Jacksonport stated
that fourteen deaths had occurred there
within less than a week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28
what Dan Rice Knows About Show
RJlIG

The Memphis Avalanche, Nov. 20, says:
"Charles Noyes, the circus manager, left
here last evening in company with several
newly engaged performers, to rejoin his
travelling exhibition, which is to perform at
Friar's Point, Mississippi, to-day. The five
boxes of Illuminated posters belonging to
Noyes, and carried away from Cairo by Dan
Rice, few days ago, were recovered
from that unreliable genius and returned to
Noyes by an agent of the railroad, who fol-
lowed after the tricky Rice, who when at
New Madrid, Missouri, reshipped the boxes
on the steamer W. j. Lewis for Green
vile, Mississippi, first removing the covers
of the boxes, aud remarking them with his
own name. The railroad agent followed
the bills to Greenyille, recaptured, and
brought them back and turned them over
to their proper owner"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28

EpizOotic.-The following letter ex-
plains itself:
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20, 1S72.-MEssBs.
BERRY, DEMovILLE d Co.-Gents: Hav-
ing used DR.. Hunts RGnga1n Root Linz
Daert In the EpiEootic or prevailing horse
disease, we cheerfully testify that IS q
counter irritant it is the best agent zoe haze
tried, and confidently believe that if ap-
piled to the throat, breast, face and spine OF
the afflicted animal, it will prove beneficial
In every case.
We take much pleasure In recommend
ing this liniment to our friends aud the
puOlic generally as valuable remedy in
this disease. s. A. BoLTEN,
WATSON Bros,
P. w. SHRADER,
e. W. BOLTON,
Livery Stable Keepers.
WIN. SToCKELL,
Chief Nashville Fire Department.
WIN. II. HAsLAM,
Street Overseer.
N. J. DoDsoN & Co.,
S. L. MCLENDoN,
Street Sprinklers.
For sale by Druggists generally.
BERRY, DEMovMLE b Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
noY23 II Sole Proprietors.
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Ftremen Needed.

We were yesterday informed by Capt.
lobe Mcknight Of the North Nashville
fire company that owing to the epizooticat-
ed condition of bis horses his engine was
unable to get to the fire yesterday. he asks
that the citizens residing in the ninth ward
organize volunteer company to draw the
engine In case of fire. Such q measure is
prudent and at present necessary to pro-
tect Us against the FIRE fend.
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LATEST MARKEns BIZ TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, Nov. 27.-COtton firm;
net receipts l,793 bales; sales 1880 bales;
stock 81, 470 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 27-COtton quiet;
middlings 184a1Sse; net receipts 1890 bales,
exports coastwise 1,232 bales; sales 600
bales; stock 92 ,022 bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 27.-COtton quiet;
middlings 1sac; net receipts 3,sl3 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1,340 bales; coast.
wise 1870 bales; sales 2,342 tides; stock
1859 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. Election dull aud nom
nal; net receipts 1904 bales; exports coast
wise 9,8l1 bales; sales 800 bales, stock 2S,-
106 bales.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. %, ia

THE fact is, Gloon approached one OF
our staff on one occasion, now many
months ago, and threatened war to the
hilt if we didn't retract something We had
said.-Bdnner.
And you just waited until this quack'
medicine vender and bounty-pilsger was
manscled and in chains before you made
the attack. Gallant knight! "This is all
fun, gentlemen, Of course it Is"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28
ThanIzaririnr Thanhn.

We acknowledge an invitation from Mrs.
Winbourne, of the Battle House, to partake
Of q thanksgiving dinner at this popular
hotel, which, under her management, is
winning host Of friends and commanding
large patronage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28
Going to New Orleans.-suc

Going to New Orleans.-Such Of my
regular patrons "a well As Others, who may
desire my services as Dentist This winter,
viii please call at Al North High street as
early as they can make it convenient, as
expect to leave about Christmas for New
Orleans, to be absent several months. Al
80, those who are indebted to me will OBJ
lige by calling and settling their accounts.
s. j. COBB, Dentist.
nov23 cod till dec 8, '72.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.
A Citizen OF Lauderdale County Meets
a HOrrfd Fate.

Last Monday, Major W. j. Sturdivant, a
well known citizen who lived near Oak
Grove, Lauderdale county went to Ripley
ana becoming intoxicated started for home
late in the evening. Tuesday morning his
horse was seen at home, with bride aud
saddle but NC rider, which caused friends
to commence search for Major Sturdi-
want who was found in an unconscious and
diving condition, late Wednesday evening
about three miles from the above named
town. 1t is thought he became benumbed
and fell from his horse. The unfortunate
man lived a short while after being removed
to his home,
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paannnI

We were pleased yesterday TO meet our
polished young friend MIR. j. G. Finnie,
Jr., Of Memphis.
DR.. MosEs.-This scientific gentleman,
who has been domiciled for some time In
our midst, leaves Nashville with an unpre-
eedented record behind him. During bis
stay he has made some Of the most remark
able cures of stammering upon record, and
his success is attested by the written testi-
monials Of several Of our best leading citi-
zens, who gladly give testimony Of the
wonderful relief and benefit they have de-
rived from his stay.
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nIRrriaga of Gen. RiIInu.

Mai, Gen. Gideon ]. Pillow was united
in marriage yesterday evening, at New Or
leans, TO Mrs. P. D. Trigg, highly accom-
p!ished lady of that city. The General will
leave that place for Tennessee in few
days, and win include Nashville in his bri-
dal tour. His numerous friends here may
therefore hold themselves in readiness to
extend to him and bis fair bride cordial
Ualcorna
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MARRIED..

YEAR0IN-BRADLEK- at the
residence of the bride's father, by DR.. Dempsey,
Mr.. MARSHALL l. YRARsIN Of Nashville, To
Miss KATE BRADLEY, OF MadisOnvilie, KY.
The happy bridegroom returned with his
charming bride to our city, their future home,
last evening. May happiness and prosperity at
tend them
New York, Louisville and Evansville, Ind,
papers please COPY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28

T WILL SELL FOR THE BALANCE. OF
i the year my entire stock Of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes at the following low prices:
Fine SILK Velours, all shades, reduced from
81 Is to 90c.; genuine irish POplins % PER cent
lower than any house in the city; Japanese silks
35 TO 75c; Sateens and Empress Cloths, rev
shades, cheaper than ever; Black Alpacas 20ci
dOubleafaced silk fnish Black Alpaczs 50c,worth
76c; six warp Black Alpacas at S5c, worth Slzo.
Received to-day, q large invoice OF hne striped
Ottoman Shawls and Searfs, 33H per cent less
than any house in the city; Cantor FlanneS
12Kc; all-wCol Red Flannels 26c; . "a rlsn-
nels, all col0rs, SOC; large ass0rtneis OF ASST
meres and Kentucky Jeans, tor men ana boys
wear, very cheap; best quality Ig4 sneetlng
45c; two yards wide Red Table Linen 81 -
Wamsutta BlescLed Domestic locj MI Semper
Idem Bleached Domestic 15c; Blankets and Flan-
nels at reduced prices; 900 par hid dioves re-
duced from rs ~ 4Oci tine Mnaieoone CorsetS
T5c: real handmade Corsets 81, worth 81 .25; Q
SUnJi i,,,a ~ Hosiery Gloves and Notions always
on hand: ladies' and misses heece-liled Hose
cheap.
ard chiIdren,s ShOes, less than manufacturers
nriees: 300 pair Ladies' Pebble Goat, Oil Goat
and genuine French Kid Buttoned Boots at So,
sold All over the city for s.; ESQ pair Ladies
SIde-laced French Kid reduced from 81 to $3.50,
2UO pair Ladies' side-laced Lasting Caters re-
dueed from 50 to 81. large stock of Children's
Colored Shoes at half price. Ladies, call and
viii save you 80 per cent on your purchases.
n. MCLAUGHLIN,
81 Pubic Square, "a door from DssdGisk -
nsvl7 - san - -@-i - .
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Fouud Murdered.

The Rogereville Reporter, Nov. ~, says:
ave learn that MIR. and Mrs. John Kite,
former residents Of this county, were found
at their home in Virginia, few mornings
since, with their threats cut from ear TO
ear. We did not gather the full particu-
lars, but it is supposed the husband first
killed bis wife and then himself. It is 8
sad, sad tragedy"
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GOOD AnoIogx.

The Mckenzie Times, Nov. 81, says:
sickness in the editors family has been
quite drawback on the issue of the Times
the past two weeks, but such things will oc-
cur in the best regulated families. It's
boy"
In succeeding paragraph the junior ed
itor says it's the pneumonia, but he is most
likely wroDg,as junior is an unmarried man.
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Fottce-KentucKy Library Drawing

FOtfce-KenIUcBy Library Drawing
All agencies tor the sale Of tickets In the
Second Grand Gift Concert, in aid OF the
Public Library of Kentucky, were required
to settle up on yesterday (25th November),
but for the accommodation Of those who
are not yet supplied with tickets, l will con-
tinue to fill cash orders which may be re-
ceiyed a. this office until the evening OF
Dec. 8. THos l.. BRAMLErfE,
Agent Pub. Lib. Ky.
Huntsville. K7.. Nov. %, '72.-Qt
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Nashville Trunk Manufaet0ry.-I
am now selling Ladies' Saratoga and Cen
tlemen's Travelling Trunks, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Solid Sole Leather Trunks;
also all varieties Of Valises and Satchels at
reduced prices. 81 North College street,
between Union and Church streets.
VIZ. DUNsTEAD.
nov27 tues, thursSsat II
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The EpizOOfy.

This disease still prevails here, and Is ex-
tending over the State, the horses in the
county about Carthage and Huntsville be-
ing now attacked. Yesterday quite num-
Der of horse vehicles were out, and so far
the disease has been very mild, only few
fatal results being reported among thous-
ands of sick animals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-28

THE TITUsvILLE Press tells the story
of a nocturnal serensder who sang:
When the mohoon is shi-hi-hi-ning DER
the ls-hake, Oh the-h I'll thi-hink of thee
he he bee! Oh lhe-hen, On the-hen, I'll Thu
hi-hi hi ink of thee-ee- eel' The music
aroused dog about the size ola -four bar
rel, and the musician is doing a. well 81
could be expected.