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c. A. Frazcc. ir., from Opcleusas 10 Bayou
BourbeuT Bridge.
!. P. smith, from Grand COteau and Plaque
mine road to ". {. JohnstOn's.
Rodolphe c. Sittig, from VIM. c. Johnston's to
Bernard's store.
David Roy, from Bernard's store to Mermen-
tOu River.
Henry Guidry, from Bayou Bourbeux Bridge
to Catholic Church on Plaquemines.
Crawford Lyons. from HufFman's Bridge to
HypOlite A.. Guidrr's.
V. s. BOurquc, from IIypOlitN a. Guilry'5 to
PARROT Place.
Marius Amy, from Burners Place to Long
Point.
Houston Young. from Boudreaux Gully to
Prud'hOm1ne Bridge.
NJ. j. Richard, Bayou Bpuf to Parish line via
Big Cane. and from parish line via Dry Bayou
to I. n. Buffers, and from Fountain CasOn'a to
John Fogleman'S.
NJ. Sloane, from Big Cane to +. Casou's lower
line.
f. A. CarmOuchr. from +. CasOn's lower line
10 Mrs. Rutlcdge'S lower line.
ArnNud Ralnarc, from Petit Prairie to Falkncr'S
Ferry.
T.S. Robins, from DR.. CLOVIS to Parish line,
and'from Mrs. Gnrdan's to Falkner's Ferry.
II. 3. Hartman, from lr. CLOVIS to Petit Prairie
+. W, Sylvester, from Petit Prairie Bridge
to Bayou BHuf.
John NJ. Martin, from Taylor's Ferry to
Boards upper line.
Jesse Eihn, from Taylor's Ferry to Gibbon
CheIiS' upper line.
NJ. d. Kavanagh, from Washington to Kava-
nagh'S upper line.
Thomas D. Cook. from Kavanagh's upper line
to Catholic Church.
A. W. Litlell, from Catholic Church to parish
line east bank Bayou Bnuf.
J.. DubuissUn. from Burlcigh's Bridge to Nc
Crory'S Bridge west bank Bayou Bmuf.
E. Savant, from McCrory's Bridge to parish
! line west bank Bayou Bout.
Levi Knox, from Opclousas and Washington
road via Mrs. Mudd's to Bayou Courtableau.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned unit
Monday, January 9Th, 1873.
JOHN ROY, President.
Attest; L, MAYO, Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE OF ELRCTHON.-ACCORD,
~ ing to the Proclamation of His Exccllency,
Gov. ". p. Kellogg, there will he an election
held in this parish ON MONDAY, December 29th,
1873, for a Representative to the Lower House
Of the General Assembly, tn till the vacancy 0c-
cusiOned by the death OF Hon. B. r. CAN'T.
Al qualified electors Of this parish, who have
not already been registered, and desire to regis
ter. are notified to make application TO the Su-
pcrvisOr of Registration, at the Courthouse Of
this parish, between the hours Of 8 and u 4. 81,
and = and & P. NJ.
The Office of Registration will open on Monday
the ath of December, and close on saturday the
18th December, 1873.
BERNARD MARTIN, Supervisor
Of Registration for the Parish of 81. Landry.
dec l0-tf
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1914 may have, without charge, the last volume
for 1873 of such periodicals as they may sub.
scribe for.
Or instead, now subscribers to any two, three
or four of the above periodicals, may have the
-Four Reviews for 1873; subscribers to MI 1--WE
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Of BlackwOod's Magazine for 1878.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount
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given to Clubs.
Circulars with full particulars may he had on
application.
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40 Fulton St, New York.
L.. IL -
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The Columbus (Ga.) "Sun," Of the
10th, has the following:
Mi. Rhodes Browne yesterday com
menced the work Of taking subscrip-
tons for the purpose of creating a cot
ton factory on the site of the burned
Palace Mills When We saw him be
had secured $50, 900 from four citizens,
He also told us that e 100000 had
been promised by men whose names
would be subscribed as soon as the
lists were presented. Our understand
ing is that a mill for $4,000 spindIes
j. 10 be created, The capital stock is
-Four citizens, who knew what
profits were TO be confidently anticipa-
ted from the Investment, subscribed
$4,000 to q new factory. They showed
their faith by their works, and after all
that is the best testimony which any
man can offer.
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Transient advertisements 81 so per square,
first insertion each subsequent insertion, rs
cents.
Resolved, That the above scale of rates be and
they are hereby made the basis upon which all
contracts with advertising agents, must be made.
Resolved, That O commission Of twenty per
cent. shall be allowed by publishers to adyer-
Using agents, which amount shall be deducted
from the scale of rates hereby adopted.
Resolved, That payment on all contracts with
advertising agents, shall be made quarterly in
advance and in cash.
Resolved, That square shall consist Of three
hundred and twelve ems nonpareil or its cquiva-
lent.
OPELOUsAs, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1873.
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A Wa

A VIA DEL ECTEON. - CONFORME-
N mcnt b Ia Proclamation dc son Excellence.
GOuverueur W. =. Kellogg, uno election sGra
tenn en- Cette paTOisse le LUNDT, 20 Decembre.
1878, pour tlire IN Repr6sentant Il Ia Legislature
pour remplr la vaOance OcCasiOnn6e par Ia mort
dc rHOn. 3. Il. CAN'T.
TOutcs 6%lcctCurS qualities dc cCtte paroissc,
qui no sOnt pas dGja enrtsistr6 ct qui desire Dc
P6trc, sont nOtitie de fAire application aux Sur
intGndant dc Registration, q Ia Mnison do COur
de cettC parolsse, entire les heurcS de 8 ct u du
matln, at dc : 1t > dc Tapre3-midi.
Ii Bureau characterization scrOnt Ouvcrt lie
Lundi 5 Dtcembr", ct clorc lie Samcdi Of Deem
brC, 1878.
BERNARD MARTIN. Surintcndant Ne
Ia Registration pour Ia ParOisse st. Landry
10 dee
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discount of twenty per cent will be allowed
II clubs Of four or more persons. Thus four
copies OF BlackWOOd or of one Review will hc
sent to one dddrPss for &l2 so; four copies of the
four Reviews and BlaCkwOod for t48, and 40 on.
To clubs of ten OF more, in addition to the
above discount, d copy gratis will be allowed TO
the gcttcr-up Of the club.
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I am 4 candidate for the Legislature, to MI the
vacancy caused by the death of Hon. Benz. r.
CAN'T. 1 pledge myself, if elected, to introduce
Il bill making jurors and witnesses claims in
criminal cases, receivable for State taxes.
l. 3. LASSITER.
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They have some very smart business
menin New Jersey. Last week a young
man was struck by lightning in a field
near Trenton, and when the people be-
ban to flock To the spot to look mt the
victim they found q man standing by
the corps trying to sell lightning rods to
tile crowd.
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NOTICE TO
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS
~ AND
T a X P A " H r. S.
\ OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office,

New Orleans, November %, 1873.
owing to the fact that the time assigned by
the revenue law for the return OF delinquent
rolls falls this year on a day so much carrier
than usual, viz: Monday, December 8, and to
the many unexpected embarrassmGnts to tax
payers, arising from the financial difficulties of
the country, many persons will, If tho rolls arn
closed at that time, be returned delinquent who
are DESTROYS Of paying their taxes before penal
ties accrue, and will be able to do so if a few
more days are granted. The hardships of such
cases being apparent, and believing that the best
interests OF the State, as we'll az of taxpayers.
will be consulted by this course, you are hereby
authorized to receive taxes on the current roll.
and also on the rolls OF previous years, without
penalties i'll the first instance and without adj
ditional penalties in the second instance, up to
as late a day OH SATURDAY. December 20.
After that date the rolls must be closed and
urther extensions can not be made. All who
have not then paid must be returned delinquent,
and the penalties thereafter collected according
to law@ The same rule will be applied in regard
to the settlement of the tax bills now III the
hands OF the sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
dec SGT
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Succession d,Addie Rcckmnn.

TOUTES LES ~PERSONNES QUI DOIVENT
l il cctte succession sOnt prizes de venir regler,
ct CeuG qui ont DIES F6clamatiOnS COntre Ia dite
succession sOnt nOtifiG de les presenter imm6di-
atcment au sOussignG.
F. MUNZESHEIMER,
10 dec Administrator
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A Jersey ma having heard that
Columbus was in Ohio, immediately
started ont West to interview the "old
man" about the voyage which resulted
in the discovery of America,
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Prof. e. A. sophocles, Of Harvard
College, ia going to Europe for a few
months visit. Probably going to see
old DamOeles, Pericles, Rapides, Cam
tharides and other S~uchasthese.
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Fifteen pounds Of dried apples were
taken as pay for publishing a marriage
notice By an Iowa paper, recently ;
which leads TO the inference that the
wedding was q swell affair.
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Western women are grumbling ter
rIbly because tho managers of the agri-
cultural fairs don't give ut least a years
notice when they offer prizes for the
finest babies.
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I'D f I'D .

HARMON-Ncar Opclousa4, on the 9TH inst.
Mrs. Fannie Harmon, wife Of Solomon i. HaI-
mon, aged 81 Years.
HOLLIEH-Near Opelousas, on the sth inst,
Felicia Cahanin, wife Of Clement HOllicr, aged
81 years.
RAY-In OpclousaB, on the I2th inst, Martha
+. Lewis, wife OF DR.. James Ray. aged Al years.
COMPTON-At Meltield, her residence in the
parish of Rapides, on the 28th November, 1873,
Eleanor ". Compton, wife of T. q. Compton
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These periodicals constitute n wonderful mis-
cellany of modern thought. research and criti-
cism The cream OF all European books worth
reviewing is found here. and they treat of the
leading events of the world in mastery articles
written by men who have special knowledge Of
tho matters treated. The American Publishers
urge upoH al Intelligent readers in this country
Il liberal support OF the Reprints which they
have so long and so chcaply Furnished, feeling
a'lt that n0cApenditurc forliterary matter viii
yield so rich y return as that required for q sub
sCriptiOn to these the
LEADING PERlODICALS DE GREAT RRIrAlN
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would you believe the witness I'M
der oath r asked . lawyer. No, sir"
VAS the reply. " III yOn should ask him
the time OF day, liz would lie about it."
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On motion of Mr.. I. 8. F~OntenOt, resolve /, that
the Auditor is hereby authorized to audit Court
Warrants, Nos. 81 and 5l9, and Parish Warrant
No. 1888.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
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TUESDAY, December I'd, 1875

The Police Jury metpursuant to adjournment.
Present Messrs. John Roy President TheOdule
Fontenot, II. Durio, T. G. Chachere and T. S.
FOntenOt.
Messrs. 7. FontenOt and Chachere, the COM
mittpe on claims alter a careful examination,
reported favorable on the following claims. and
on motion the clerk was instructed to Issue war
rants for the same:
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DOOKKEEPING.-TWO SCHOLAR
shins. one in Dolbeur's and one i'm BInek
mans Commercial College, New Orleans. which
viii cntitlp the holders TO attend Full Courst'
in bookkeeping, can he purchased cheap. Apply
M This office.
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DOLLrNG PLACES AND COMMITS

III ~ AAI1NSE AN H Sc
SIONERS OF ELECTION.
POLLING PLACES: COMMISSIONERS:
CIV. c. Lewis,
OpelOusas, at the Albert Lastrape.,
Court House. wv. G. Bell.
(Francols j. D'Avy.
Washington, at the W. Cnrley,
Town Hall. IT. FOntcnOt.
6. Prtjean,
Grand Coteau, at II. NJ. Dunbar,
Dunbar's Store. tG. A. French.
81. L. Scott,
Bayou ChiCot. at IJOhn =. Todd.
Sam. Haas Store. tSam. Haas.
(Francois Guillory,
Mallet Woods, oliver Derbanne,
at Julien GallOt's. Of. 7. Pitre.
q (JacQues Arnaud. Jr.
GrOs Chevreuil. Jules Frilot,
AT Cumy'S Store. tB. DGiean.
&c. W. Sylvester,
NiggcrfOot. Z. 4. CarmOuchc,
at Hicks Store. dulles GOdeau,
s &C. W. Foreman.
Lower ~Plaqucmine, at JOS. II. Andrus,
Foreman IL Webb's store tJOs. Harmon.
(IOuis FOntenot,
Grand Prairie. Alph. Prud'homlne,
at Stages store. OCTAVE FOntenOt.
40 CIV. W. Burton,
house of James Myers. ( Andrew Henry.
BERNARD MARTIN.
Supervisor Of Registration, Parish ct. Landry.
UpP lQ1r
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TERMS:
Subscriptiou, Der annum in H. 70 GO
Single COW FIVE CENTS.
Advertising, per inch, tnonpareil tFpel..:. 20
Transient advertisements, cash IN advance.
judicial advertisements, cash in advance Tor
notices of administration Of meeting OF credit
Ors, and Of tableanX; and others payable AFTER
first insertion.
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
Our terms for standing advertisements will be
found in the following resolutions adopted by
the Press Convention at Baton Rouge, July 5th,
g73-a square, three hundred and twelve ems
1nonpareil, Ia just one inch in this paper:
Resolved, That the following scale OF rates be
and the same Ia hereby adopted by the conven-
4isinO agents.
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Proceedings of the Police Bury.


The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment
Present: John Roy, Presidents 7. s. Fontenot'
II. Durio, 7. C. Chachere, and Theodule Fonte-
not. =.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The President appointed Messrs. T. s. Fonte-
| not and Chachere a committee on claims. and
they not being prepared to report the Police
Jury adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock N.
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NEW

A fair will he given at the cOlored Baptist
Church in Opel0usas, on Tuesday December 23t,
1873, beginning at s O'Clock Y. NJ.
AdmiRSi0n-EIFTEEN CENTS.
JAMES MCNEIL,
dec 1S1t. Manager.
NOR 8ABE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT OF
Il the undersigned, situated on Court street,
opposite the Courthouse in Opelousas, with the
Bar and contents. Very cheap.
Apply at once to Ellie MCDANIEL.
OpelOu6aa, Dec. 10th, l873-tt.
Estate Of Addie Becknman.
Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO THIS Els
"A tate will please cone forward and pay, and
those who have claims against it should present
them at once to the undersigned.
+. MUEZEEHEIMER,
dec 19-5t Administrator.
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1t is said that every editor on the Bos.
ton Post wears spectaeles.
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NOTHCE.-THES SUCCESS WHICH HAVE,
~ obtained and which l am obtaining ever!
day in the treatment of engagement or rho
liver and melt, induces mC TO notify all persons
affected III this way that | can he consulted ~
nv residence, ut the west entrance, OF OIt
Grand Prairie. abOut ak miles from " ashihgtoh'
or at TralnOr'a hotel, Washington, daily from ,
RI ~ ~ n,r!nnk ", DIR, ROBERT.
my DS-ff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V0H1E BRITISH QUARTERLY

VTNEEF BRITISH QUARTERLY
r H v I r w 3.
Edinburgh Review, fWbig.J
London Quarterly Review, CONSERVATIVES
Westminster Review, (Liberal.j
British Quarterly Review, (ErungeliraLy
AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
REPRINTED By
The Leonard Scott Publishing 20.
LAO Fulton ST., New York,
BY arrangement with the English Pub)iahpra
who receive Il liberal compensation.
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NOTICE !

An thclatcst andmost prominent 1ewspaner!'
led States. received daily by mail, and for sale
n tho Postn.ticc, 1T publishers rates, by the nm
drrsirnrd. r. !. L~EFEBVRE, Z. NJ.
ant loft
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signed would further represent, that to bridge
the various alougha on his road, he will require
fifteen hundred feet Of lumber in addition to
amount allowed him, and would respectfully re-
quest that your Hon. body grant him the same
Resrlecffully. E. W. STLvEsTER,
Overseer of the Road.
On motion Of Mr.. TheOdule Fontenot, the pc
tition was granted, and the road overseer author
ICED to change the said road.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Monday, December 10th, 1878.
MONDAY, December 18th, 1873.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Messrs. T.. c. Chacnere. I. s. FOntenOt,
H, Durio and TheOdule FOntenOt.
On motion, Mr.. T. c. Chachere was called to
the chair.
The minutes of the previous meetings were
read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. T. s. FOntenOt, resolved,
that at a meeting of the Police Jury Of the Parish
of st. Landry. to be held on the fourth Monday
in January, 1874, being the Goth day OF said
month, the amount OF taxes to be levied and
assessed on said parish, for the services OF the
year 1873, shall then be fixed and determined.
Resolved, that the following is the estimate
exhibiting the various items of expenditure
necessary for the services of the year 1873, and
that the said estimate be published at least
thirty days before the amount OF the tax snail
be fixed and determined, as the law requires:
Pay of officers of the Police Jury, to-wit: Clerk,
Treasurer, Physician, Attorney, Printer. Con
stable, Road Inspector and Auditor. 5 $500
Paw of members. 1000
sheriffs salary, tsce Act No. l65, of 1900 600
Clerks salary. (seC Act No. 1855. of 186O 400
Contingent expenses 1000
Existing deb. 10000
MAGISTRATES fees in criminal CaseH....... 5000
COnstablcs fees in criminal cascA-.-.... $500
Witness fees in criminal cases before
magistrates 5000
| Maintenance OF prisoners In parish jail. G,NO
Pay of Grand and Petit Jurors Spring
t term of Court 2,UD
! Pay of Grand and Petit Jurors Fall
Term OF Court Z,utl
Sheriff for sulnmoning the samc......., COG
Fees Of witnesses i'll criminal cases, Dis
trict Court COOK
Pay Of District Attorney for convictions SOC
Transportation of prisoners to the Pen
i~tcntiarv SOC
Pay for extra printing .-.............,. SOC
Sheriff. fees in criminal eases ..-..-... 3,0W
Sheriff fees for attendance on Supreme.
District and Parish Court .........-... 9N
! Construction Of public works.......-... l2,OOC
Pay of road OverSeers and maintaining
public 4,oW
~ - =. ~ T--- "a "a i
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CHRISTMAS TIDE.

oPELOUsAs, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1873.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-26

AN OBSOLETE jury SYsTEM.-The diff
Guilty of choosing jury for the trial of Tweed,
in New York, owing to the exclusion of all
persons who knew anything of the case, or
had formed any opinion whatever upon the
facts as presented in newspapers is only an
aggravated instance Of difficulty that pre-
sents itself in the choice of q jury to try any
important cause. IL would, Of course, be de-
sirsble to have a jury no member of which had
any precedent knowledge of the case to be
tried-but is it possible to get jury OF intelli-
gent men who have never heard of case the
facts of which have been published in the
newspapers of the land? We have outlived
the time when the system of jury selection on
account of knowledge is useful, and have reach.
cd time when it il sometimes positively hurt
full Before the days of telegraphs and rail
roads, Of daily railroads, of daily newspapers
and of common school education. it was pos.
sble to select iuries who had no knowledge
whatever OF cases pending before the, courts.
| Now, the jury system, az operated IN some
places, may be made 10 exclude from the jury.
box all men who are intelligent enough TO read
newspapers, or who are sufficiently honest q
confess that they have knowledge of cases thai
have been widely discussed both in and cue o.
the ewspapers.-Ledger. +p1
Smyrna times., 1873-11-26

We beg permission to disagree with the
newspaper which speaks Of Mr.. Joseph Arch
as having risen from i the andigniifed position
may have for Mr.. Arch and for the cause iu
which be is engaged, we still can see no lack Of
dignity in farm labor, or in honorable labor Of
any kind. Indeed we have thought that in agri
cultural pursuits all that goes to make up what
may be rightly considered dignity Of charac
ter was most commonly created and conserved
That Mr. Arch, in his old position, was com
PEELED to submit to indignity and injustice II
no wise diminished the original and natura
excellence of his vocation. 1t is we'll to uu
derstand that no man enhances his real impor
tance by setting up as a reformer. .-Ne,o Yorl
Tribune at
Smyrna times., 1873-11-26
DPSTEAM WASHER ID

lRSTEAM WASHER
IL Saves labort Sdoes time! SdUes clothes !!
Saves soap! ISaoes temper as Is eptdcnt from
che follosoisgg titttc Dtalosge tetsoee"
Jehn Jacobin and his wife Jane sn Wash Day. |
I'll tel ySS s5s; 1t Is 'Sh1 s s,n.os ss.r ra1 @ life sway
had better start now and tell the widow Msek
'.HOw snsa Jane. that l'm too cruel poor
To hre all Sashing l tell ySs nov once Ss more
Sue Sses Sr washing Ill 6erss-yoa hear hes sing
she does not dread the its gloom
S Aae asSs' .s ssi her %
These beta do, q a 10th TO sayJ l Am nearly dead
If you was like Bill white John. I'd cruel late.
Aai I've mind this muu 70 break yorr pumpnn pate
his ~s machine that washes clothes By
ste~@-
n: %s & sc,ts sr % A s s1S
while wA~anx dishes her clothes o. steam team sss
"a tell yoa thing John. just Erumbs may
And you 70 bay or leave on ssshnE day;
But buy the Wsnaas F1sud' Tu sing like sAll'
DO tell ma what ysz Jane by talking 10 that way:
You surely DO not fancy "a aess oo- " to pay ,,
Ts SaY great sngias that's nothing but boref
.Ye wash by seam Alas Jane where engine set
fss, s"tS r%n ssSaia b.
surely shOad insult him bad-srhAps his nogSin peuad
.wh-re did you ever onsf What is 1t like prayf
A big sur smOk- Ouss' or ysader stack o. nay ~
Or sa' ns small 10 % IT, 1h.ss ssrsns sn16os
gAsB:
-Joha JaeObias -se numskul thought wis.
But have changed mind on thsYoa shock me WIZ
Tn. Washer at.I. thing 70 set UPON ths stove s
Tis easy quite to buy dsars Is the price;
. :. p:s. b.I. .9s nr, @ 30
wn dsps ths ally whizs within Rasaekin bea4f
ia cloths pisessl we John. DO declare.
Lhe price Iea have 70 ss5 Cor q ss' ssss wsaa Sh
On this dstestd board here What more TO say
ws-. Es9a viii this: mo- rubbing need 'Oa do
s h. s s sss then
-Then ~ii GO sally. and learn that pretty song
w bear, a., ns & M G. d . Ss s e a DAY.
Like sAIsy Waite @0d asEer seold So now what can 70
Ioxs:
I te yoa what q 10. gane Just promise, Hsht away,
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