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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

Tulare and Kern counties, one member.
Mariposa county, one member.
Merced and Stanislaus counties, one
member.
Santa Cruz county, one member.
Monterey county, one member.
Santa Clara county, three mem bers.
San Francisco county, twelve men,
bers.
San Mateo county, one member.
Alameda county, two members.
Contra Costa county, one member.
Marin county, one member.
San Joaquin county, two members.
Tuolumne, Mono and Inyo counties,
three members.
Calaveras county, three members,
Amador and Alpine counties, two men,
bers.
FL Dorado county, four members.
Sacramento county, five members.
SOlano county, one member.
Yolo county, one member.
Napa and Lake counties, one member.
MendOcino county, one member.
Sonoma county, three members.
Placer county, three members.
Nevada county, four mem bers.
Sierra county, two members.
Yuba county, three members.
Suttcr county, one member.
Butte county, two members.
Plumas and Lassen counties, one men,
ber.
Tehama and Colusa counties, one mem
Der.
Shasta county, one member.
Trinity county, one member.
Humboldt county, one member.
Klamath and Del Norte counties, one
mem Der.
Siskiyou county, two members.
"And | do hereby offe: a reward of
one hundred dollars for the arrest and
conviction Of any and every person vio-
lating the provisions of Title ", Part l,
of the Penal Code; such rewards to be
paid until the total amount hereafter eX-
pended for the purpose reaches the sum
of ten thousand dollars"
IN WITH ESS Whereof,
m@-M L | have hereunto set my
! hand, and caused the Great
L. $. Seal Of State to be affixed,
at Sacramento, this first
@--'#' day Of August, a. d. 1873.
NEWTON BOOTH,
Governor.
Attest:
DRURY MELoNE,
Sec'y OF State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

A RICH quartz ledge has been discover
ed on the North Fork of the Yuba, from
which specimens weighing two ounces
have been taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

L'tC COPtC " ttC ptNtO ~ CUt0O|Utct
Send Greeting to JOSEPH BROOKS,
Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for the
said County of Trinity and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days
(eXcluaive of the day Of sorvice) after the
service on you ofthis summons-if served
within this county; or, if served out of
twenty days otherwise, within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
judgment against you the said defendant
for the sum Of 1910 47-100 together with
legal interest thereon from the 9th day
Of July, 1868, down to the commence
mcnt of this action and for accruing in
terrest, and for costs of this suit, and that
judgment be made payable in Gold and
Silver coin Of the United States Of Amer
lea.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said COM
plant, as above required, the said Plain
tiff will take Judgment against you by de-
fault.
GIVEN under my hand and the Seal of
the District Court of the 9th
~-0* Judicial District Of the State
of California, in and for the
i. S. said County of Trinity this
Sth day Of August, in the
#--# year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sew
enty-three.
JAS. G. TROTTER, Clorll.
By B. F. FILM, Deputy Clerk.
E. p. LovEJoY,
Atty. for Plaintiff. ! augl62m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

For thcvery best Photographs, go to Bradley
& ltulotson's Gallery without Stairs. B9- AS
CEND IN THE ELEN AIOR, 42J Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. T..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.

ALL PERSONS CONCERNED will
"A take notice that the partnership here
totore existing between p. o. NJ. Hen
nessey and p. Kiernan is dissolved. All
the partnership affairs will be settled by
p. O. M. Hcnnesscy.
p. NJ. HENNESSEY.
Z. HERMAN.
Lower Trinity, August 18th, 1873 4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

JUD0E Daingerfeld declines the Dem
ocratic nomination for Judgein San Fran
cisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

a MAN oyer eighty years of age was
hung recently at Newburn, North Caro-
lima.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

nE SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to dis
eases of a chronic nature. All dental opera
tions warranted. auglO-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
NEW THIS WEEK.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Ninth
Judicial District of the State of
California. In and for the said
County of Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
OUR AGENTS

TH0S. Royce. RoOns No. 30, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisee, is cur only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. u. ROWELL d CO.. 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
z, BARNES, NJ. D.,
DENTIST AND PHYSICIAN.

Oaice and Residence,
COURT st, WEAVERyELLE,
In the building formerly occupied by DR..
Chauncey,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
BIRTHS.

AT junction City, August 1lth, to the
wife Of Henry Ehrman, a SON.
At Yagcrsville, Humboldt Co., July
23d, the wife Of Louis Hessig, of a SON.
AT Canon City, August 18th, the wife
of G. Dannenbrink, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

Action brought in
the District Court of
the Ninth Judicial
District of the State
of California, in and
+ for the said County of
Trinity, and the Conn
plant filed in said
County of Trinity, in
the Office of the Clerk
of said District Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
Plaintiff
Defendant.
JOHN MARTIN,

The People Of tile State Of california
Send Greeting to JOSEPH BROOKS,
Defendant:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
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JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS.

| A gentleman liz gentleman the world
over--loafers differ. I.'UA"
Benevolence liz the cream that rizes on
the milk cv human kindness.
Courage without discretion il ram
with horns on both ends-he will have
more fites on hand than he kan well at
tend to. H.. 2
Hunting after happiness liz like hunt
ing after lost sheep in the wilderness;
when yu find it, the chances are that it
is skeleton. - -,z.s g GeiIaT5
A dog is the only animal kritter who
luvs yu more than he luvs himself.
There IL no more real satisfackshon
in laying up in yure buzzum an injury
than thare IL in sufing dead hornet,
who has stung you, and keep him tew
look at.
Old friends are like old cheese, the
strongest.
Lies are like illegitimate children
they are liable tew call man "father"
when he least expekts it.
All money that IL well spent is good
Investment.
If we would all os us take kare ov sur
own souls, and let our nabors alone,
thare would be less time lost and more
souls saved.
Before would preach tho gospel as
some ministers are obliged to, for 450
dollars year, I would get living as
Nebudkenezzer did, and let the congre-
gashon go to grass too. Hr if'eo
Contentment IL the yittles and drink
of the soul.
Did yu ever hear a son Dragging about
his father whoze father could with justis
brag about his son. -4a .f- "a
-rhe safest kind oy faith I kno ov IL
humanity. & AZ GG tl W0H
The man who never makes emmy mis-
takes, like tile angle-worm, never gets
far away from his hole. 81 ...i sar,,r
A brilliant blunder in writer IL often
one ov his best hits. z. 10 '..sa
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

The Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Times was intensely disgusted
with the conduct of the President on
Inauguration day. Nothing was done TO
suit him !; but he was most particularly
put out over the conduct Of Grant while
in the Senate chamber waiting for the
ceremony to begin. "He persisted, "
says the correspondent, in sitting with
his great rough overcoat on, right in
the midst of the glitterine uniforms Of
the diplomatic corps" Now this is an
outrage for you How can we expect to
preserve our liberties with such q mon.
-.-- 49, =. -i~-ccv ----~~~t. -:ks:-e,
in the very midst of the glittering diplo-
mats This is even worse than the
military pageantry which the Times de-
nounced SO. bitterly. What would
George Washington have thought of
this oyercoat business? We should be
glad to hear from the Times or the Mo-
bile Register on the subject.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

APLANrER in Virginia, being dressed
for some special occasion, said to Uncle
Ben, an old family servant:
- I" Uncle Ben, how do I look p
|ot Why you looks splendid, marster,
splendid. Why you looks as bold as q
lion" %ii"f ,ft"'tT.a i
y 9 What dOa yon know about a lion, |
You never saw one" j.rs i,5t,.,e ~.
"Why, yes 1 did, msrster I'se often
seed hon, often" rii.o Gal Al 81. n
"where, Uncle Ben2r ! - ii'5 r.
"why, down on Marster, Johnson's
plantation; they's got lion, and you
seed Elm, too.m I know you has"
"why, you old goose, you, that is
not q lion 1t is a jackass, and they have
named him Lion. 'i -, ~ p,
:, (. Well, I don't care about dat, mars
teri don't care for dat You look jes
like him - 81
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

familiar to the country, such as Lyman
Trumbull, James Harlan, Samuel G.
Pdmeroy,- James W. Nye, James w.
Patterson, John Pool Of North Caro-
lima Frederick A. Sawyer of ,Sonth
Carolina, and Francis P. Blair, OF Mis-
souri,. In the House, Bingham, of Ohio;
Banks and Ames, of Massachusetts, |;
voorhees, and Kerr, of Indiana, and
others who have been in Congress for
many years, give way to new men. -
The new House will be composed of
22 members, the Republicans having,
SO far, 1877, the, Democrats SO, and the
Liberals 5; there are vacancies. In
the Senate AZ members are Republicans,
20 Democrats, and Liberals, the whole
number being "a. ~ si,' lsis 4
The Presidents term and the term Of
the new Congress begin ON the 4th of
March under resolution of the Conti-
mental Congress. In September the
First Congress appointed the first
Wednesday Of the next January as the
day for choosing Presidential electors,
the first Wednesday IN February for the
election of President and Vice Presi-
dent, and the first Wednesday in March
as the time for the organization Of the
new Government. This happened to fall
on the 4th inst, and since; then the 4th
day of the month has marked the inau-
guration. .tIt
1t is question if ever President has
been sworn into Office under more favor
able circumstancesfhan those attending
Gen. Grant in his Inauguration. By his
extraordinary ability, practical common
sense, inhexible integrity, and frank,
resolute method OF performing his du-
ties, he has compelled respect, con-
quered prejudice, and enforced conf
.dence. If the voice of the united peo-
pie could be heard to-day the grand ma
iority which he received in November
would be swelled by the cheerful addi-
ton of hundreds of thousands whose
faith in the man increased and strength
ened with every succeeding month.
Party malice was never so near disarmed
as now, and in taking once more upon
himself the duties Of his high Office,
Gen. Grant will be strengthened by the
increased and augmented faith Of the
whole people. 5r. .-..,..s
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

= SAVANNAH MISSOURI, FRIDAY. MARCH 2s, 1873

- q Tg~Fs
gone. Much conversation followed, and
I Was . gDnsr.,aI saw she was giving gii,Iii q me
sweet. iset pleading hooks. 2 Heavens,
Thought! 4, ] I,sfshe4 is pnhappily mated.
Suppose I gave her my sympathy. Yet
should 7 ieopardize myself before such
ttahscendent charms? Suppose 1 be-
tray my love, how would 1 feel in the
presence Of my wife, and what power
could I confer upon total stranger? 1
had it. I would ,betray nothing, but
offer consolation TO a flower most surely
neglected. We ate the only passengers,
and what a good chance, - e 80
Madame" said ], i;" please pardon
me, but You seem, to exist under a
cloud ,, ,tE1H Il IfEi.Di.
RI " al iia.GdNsiI e.
I She sighed deeply. ..,.,,,.....-
Y l"Well, sir, not a widow though I
don't live with my husband. Is t.,, ,a.9i, =.
I "Poor soul, = continued I. .r.a ~ ~ ~, T.
She put her handkerchief to her
mouth IN J. ifsi ''sii s+-iI ID a IT. -
I thought about half of it went. in,
but Of course it was. to stop her emo
tion. i"5 i'iisi5s' 81 III ,9i- 81. :, .ii5.. !.
"You are not happy, madam? ~
Every far from it, sir I am miser-
able1'' TO 1aI. dia oAi .4s!..snb,V
!. So was miserable to put my arms
around her neck. l=,i =. f.,le So :,
+ "Where do you reside, madam ?" F.
:" In Indianapolis. 49, -. :, - q f'ais - N
slave You friends thereG7i , .a-l H.
Many, sir. a5'Sis-.i - : - ''''''
"No doubt Of it. Allow me to ask,
do you love: your husband p,
Devotedly, SIR
"',Then you will live with him."
"Would be glad of the chance, SIR"
I "When did You see him last ~.
''I have never seen him, SIR" e.a
Here she again half swallowed her
handkerchief. r ~ '' Z -
Never seen him? Why, what do
you mean ?" Ari
Oh, uaVe you hot reao OK teie-
graphic wedding ?" e
Julius Caesar ~ cried I. "Tell me,
are yon Mrs. Kate Leary?"
"I am" t"4' hit 7di .L't-a''7H Z as
AsIirelaxed, she said {: $50 on, 5Lati-,
mer; I knew you from your daguerro-
'JPS's,..tp'E - uI- = II .s..-- a..
/ will not prolong this, but merely
remark that Kate is my next to the
Great One above I have never felt
ashamed of my inconsistency, and would
mot lvse lIr,A f1f ti.e re.ltli -,f &lso Orient.
I ever consider us as bound together by
wire !. and when asked if 7 am a married
man, I always feel like saying-very.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

JAPANESE JOURNAL IN LONDON.
Sci Stim5un (The Great Western
Neus is to appear shortly in London.
The editor and proprietor of this paper
are Japanese, who have the assistance ol
the Rev. Summers, Professor Of the
Japanese Language at Kings College.
The sheet is to contain illustrations, con-
tributions from the Numerous japanese
students in England and America, who
will relate in them their experiences
abroad. The Japanese in both coun-
tries are computed at TOO, most of whom
are students. A Chinese organ. the
Flying Dragon, has long existed in
London, though it is edited and managed
by Britons.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

4 SPHERE OF WOMAN EvIAReEp.- "A
Jackson township woman challenges any
man in the country to meet her and con-
test their superiority in cradling or NOW.
ing in the harvest field, chopping wood,
hauling with team, hitching up and
breaking green mules, Tor any manual
labor generally performed by men in the
country, We do not make this challenge
upon mere rumor, but with the consen,
of the lady in question, whose respecta.
bility cannot be questioned, She also
proposes to wrestle any respectable man
from this county who will meether IN
jackson township. accompanied BY
friends who will yoich for him.: She
has been engaged all winter in hauling
coal in the village Of Herndon. and
boasts that she can do more work ofsany
ordinary hind than any man in the ccun-
try.-SMn6ury Pa } Democrat -.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
The New Administration.

The Ath of March marked the com.
mencement Of new administration, and
witnessed the retiremsnt of nearly 150
Senators and Representatives to private
life. Among the Senators who go out
are a number whose names are. very
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

Az English cotton-dyer and printed
claims to have made the discovery tina
apple, l, Juice has the valuable properly
.oi i perfectly fixing the colors Of printer er
cotton fabrics. .z.rH auSss ski o.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

EHY WOMEN lose THEIR BEA UTY.
Shut up in. houses nine-tenths of their
time, with either no exercise, or that
which is of n limited, irksome sameness,
they are, as q consequence, unnaturaliy
pale, soft and tender; their blood is
poorly organized and watery, their mus
cles small and flabby; and the force and
functions of their bodies, as whole,
run low in the scale of life. A spurious
fullness is often seen in the outline dur
ing girlhood, which usually melts Like
snow under an April sun whenever the
endurance is put to the test, as in per.
forming the functions of a mother. The
change in appearance from the maiden
of one year to the mother Of the next is
often so striking and enduring that it is
difficult to believe we are looking ON the
same person. The round, pleasing shape
is prematurely displaced by a pinched
sngularity, and an untirhely and I'M
seemly appearance Of age. Travellers
from other countries, who have had an
extensive means for observation and
comparison, have remarked upon the
great beauty of American women, and
the early age at which it is lost. Some
have ascribed this to the climate, but
more intelligent observers agree that it
is hot-house, enervating mode of life.
English ladies of rank, who, by the way,
are celebrated for keeping their beauty
even to q ripe old age, think nothing Of
walking a half dozen miles at time,
while American ladies would think such
thing perfectly dreadful. :" If Ameri-
can women, SO daintily and richly fed,
will sit in dark and sultry rooms the
ive-long day, they must expect to bloom
too soon, to hasten through this charm
ing period-at the longest in about ten
years-and for twenty-five years after
have the grim satisfaction Of being thin.
wrinkled, angular, and sallow.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

J Wxx does Dr. Cummings son resepa-
BILE LADY recovering from. . tSinting fts
Because he's Cumming, too. 81. >
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SOUTHERN wheat prospects are good
This is notably the case with Virginia
and Texan s~-.e.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

r-rafs asss -. ps .-.a
--..--.-;zz..--------
HOWss BEEN HBRxSLHC1 .rYB 1KK1
|r, T,I. s.-i''a
AfseIins Of sadness, sorrow md eaEs "a Fidd u
Stole o'er the sshD snd lvdne Sdfs.i tszoll,
Your speedy return vas her eonstept ppy~a, l..
From the CORY neld Of msd,nin6 st1hss
For her hearts one Treasure xitA as<nsS hy,.iU
Manning xzttl psan On its lit>is beAsalfsfe ,..s
And tie mother toilsd N the hyele1g "a.
To earn with her needle their daily bFssd. "'
Cars stole the sioonfsou fr soss round sAsslA q
Thslight in hsr bright blpe eyss grow dim,
Then Death took her babe IN few short Wsslss
And sorrows cup ~ full to Tie brtzn. .s3friai
wornouexifh xascAns. vdtA ese0d v.lI
Dying alone In The lonely night, ,,s,,-e {, i. !,
h Her cold lips murmuring fcsadly your nsmes
n Her spirit ned 70 ~ henni q Aeht. 81 -aIEl Z.
---.---------.- = sss-----------
|, Ten me; q Who's SsSah hSfe ssssPvSss1 Pnsrt:
Want and misery, sozFew and care,
saddeeoiation, thea sichnas ssA,Assth, 9dT
Come to Thy eherishsd family thsrs.
Z The rich cared not for the sorruuing poor,
For the pain and woe wifkan fhss besaSslI -
Rut God knowing n sa,sy had 70 endure. p: All,
e.'h~sd s. shsr into hi' arms tor 2 rs''. ..i,, 6.fY
-io- 8. y1pIrT1vc = 7-lsia aoi79.H
-. ,..,,... .,., q, r<.d.n,., al -. o;1 4. =
,ooa .on.n,o,.;v. d.r.rd. - 80, -
10 -. gl - :. i,..cs..,:,,;;,......,
= Aoos-.A.- = sls..s - :. .. 49,.
a"le 'A.ic, !. p re J,
hoises - 'n0 -. 80. As--oss, /.
We suppoe 81 gd:. .,5s:,s, . = et.sS. =.
DUBUQUE beggars wear Plaesqqs Paes0q 2 $. On .s
their breAsts' mScnoed AslBo ~. ..oi
cheerfuiy cnangeo' i0r "h e'nsslss.e
over zen cen''' l rf,.,,,,.e., s. =. -, =.
UPON tne marriage Oh M,ss %ne - "a
Virginia, On eoi0r hepesj' 'aA' n'11 ts's'tttti tssttttii
may Dc nowef ena -. 11e h'y '
De tnrasned ~ nef nasDs''o. .l'o T.. -, -
HUsBANp. don't know where tnst
boy got his bad temper. am sure, not
from me. NO, my dear, foFi don't
find that you have lost any. 9. - T''f3
AN old sailor, who had : great syersion
to life on land, said he was like lob,
ster as he never came ashore without
the risk of oettinr il, hot vster. n : baa
-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

TIE Chinese gambling establishments
Of San Francisco yield Cos, 900 annually
to the city treasury. sse. NJ,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
MARRIED BY TELEGRAPH.

At home and at work on the farm. '''.+ -
---- -.-...-. .t'a g.
MARR1ED BY EELEGRApH.
"Mr., Leary; you are married man,
ar?" e t'cl -E'T,i'i "a lf. i.i .H,-ti ,,,., =
"Very. sir. -, -;al~id3o! .i.
"Neryf why do You say very p" :,
Because my dear little wife snd ]
are bound together by wires.p'i ;r,,.s
"Latirner Leary, .you talk enig,nas. "
Thep, sir, to be plain as q primer. I
vii inform you that I, Was married by
:ss s::sT5ssstssI.:T4H 10
"fS fSeh ssil Tie ihgs.l Company all abottt the
afair." Y,i ;.In1.
81 will xm @&edpe.s L&dlAa md
sentlemen, my xne u & seoSnd kcoasin;
and was Leaf She once resided IN
the city Sf'Ihdiahapolis, while I was a
rsident, Of .Csutefylle, il the same
Bate.
lwss-e-baehelor- of thirty, but full OF
umance and general love. say Of gen.
erllove, because I had not made con-
ceuhation. Sa
"Ehy don't you tske a wife s+was
etenlly buzzed in Ay ear, ~
"Whom will 1 take ?"e
To This query ascore of-friends would
say: ( e
Your relative Kate Lesry."
"Kat. Leary. WHY she is my own "A
cousin!" I =.
"0nly second cousin they yould
rstort "and yosr 9ppssitess, Latimef.
Kate is blonde, and ya3erefdark as
Erebus, or the ace j &clubsI1o %
l never had seen Miss Eeary, b4t
this continual association,pf the ysune
hdy with my welded life 6ad.sn inau-
ence. S--s=-
Qneday member Of Congress ex-
eaimed, Mr. ,Leary, were single, I
would assuredly pay court to your
cousin. As I am married, and you are
ny best friend, L can earnestly hope
!n will possess the luxury a
At this period I was merchant
having discharged a thieving clerk, I
vasso confined to my store that jour
ney to Indianapolis was ont of the ques-
hon. Twas growing almost wild to see
one Of whom all praised-so many
Wished me to wed.
Ina few days from the call of my leg
hiatiye friend, his brother, noted Judge,
appeared at my store.
The judge was also my devoted ally
position intensified by his recollec-
non Of being educated by my deceased
father.
Drawing daguerrotype from his
coat, said he, 81 wish to show you some-
ihing nice. There, what do You say to
that?"
WHO is it ri cried, with enthusi-
asn-
This, my dear friend, is Miss Kate
Lsarys tbs young aady I wish you to
naEyw III sEk
rdkme," exclaimed l, "is she all
hey claim fey hers'
"My dess kisnd, ,shohestlyi as 1value
Ruth, I haye not heard iher sufficiently
praisedp - 'A 1ss ~ ~. r..,.5 !,
"Why, don't some man try his luck ~
sTn glad yoq ask. Simply because
she j. oyeEepurted, and consequently
hard to please. She is romantic, and /
clearly see Eot winnable BY ordinary
Methods"
You say she i vgy perticYlay2", y =,
she is, sir.s s8 an(HtII
Then good-bydf fof mess V = " ~
AotSak~all; she is rapturous ovei
Jour hkehess, xiid sends her cousinly
nse. With an invitation tp visit her.
pledes s5sdS6f emitting not q single
p0int in your body, caliber or charac.
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And you, ,ieow this 70 bea grim fact, 49,
The professions of doctor and lawyer
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Be sensible now, darling Herbert,
Remember our family cares; 49,, -'
Remember your promise to mother, ..,
Remainder hos poor father fares
All alone with no one to help him;
Don't longer let idleness charm,
Look away from yourself for one moment,
Dear brother. cune home to the farm = (.
~sat good did the few months at college
Do you, would like to find out;
Itpnly unsettled your prospects, ,
And ended in running about.
Asfor being gentleman, Herbert,
That end can as well be attained
At work on the farm for your father
N in the city you named.
DON'T spend any more idle MON --s,
Nor live for yourself all alone;
But come back to the CHEEKY old hreside,
And enliven our dear fathers tone.
Mother Earth will welcome you gladly,
Rs soul will ner do you harm; '.-
You VIII find your rich vocation
At home and at work on the farm. '''..i
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