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Suicide KunAxvay Accidents =. Anils
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Suicide Kunzxvny Accidents No Anil.
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Special Dsspatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 1o.-Waldenar Voight, g
young man employed in d grocery, shot himself
through tho heart last night Hc WAS young
nan OF good hablts, and the cause supposed to
bo disappointment in love.
Patrick Donovan, q farmer living near Wind
For, MAS fatally injured On Friday by run away
horses, aud died yesterday.
Tho Air Line Of tho Great Western Railroad
will be oponod for freight tomorrow, and foE
passenger trainH in Q few days.
Seneca Marcy, Of Portland, an old resident,
was yesterday thrown from wagon and in
stantly killed.
The Directors report OF the Detroit d Mil
waukee Railroad, just published, shows total
receipts for 1879 Of 81, ,602. Total expenses.
@930.447.
"A daughter Of james Vroeland, living near
this city fell through tho ice In the river, yes.
terday, and was drowned.
, 1873-02-17
HousEKEEptNG GOODS
3HB GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY
CalI!Silijli,lR I!iiji ,lR|lIIj''ii63&CQ.'s
GREAT Sale. !:
329 West Madison-st.
TODAY.

mondays sale--~speoia1 at
tentton devoted to Housekeep-
ing Goods. Cottons and Cotton
6heetings Of all the best brands
1nuoh under regular prices here
or elsewhere.
dfeat Bargains IN Table Linens, bleaohed
and unb1eaohed; 49,.
Crashes Tdwelay and Towellings from one.
third to one-haE less than usual prices !,
Good Heayy White Bed Spreads from $l.0o
upwards.
Great bargains in Marseilles Quilts from
$l.00 up to richest qualities.
Blankets and Flannels at a great discount.
Elegant Lace Curtains at 60 cents on the
dollar.
Hamburg Edgings, choicest styles, hal
price,.
Bargains in Real Laoea and Lace Goods,
Cheapest Dress Goods ever offered in this oity
now or heretofore,
Uolored Dress Silks at very great sacrifice.
Stripe Spring Silks 30 oents, worth $l,26,
Japanese Silks, half price,
Cheapest Black Silks in the oountry.I
Good all Blk aros Grains from ST. 90 I'D. up.
Fearful sacrifice On Richest Black Silks.
Ladies' can avoid the Inconvenience Of the
ruah by trading as early in the day as poBai-
BILE,
, 1873-02-17
GERMANY.

St. Louis, Fob. 10.-The Democrat to-morroa
viii publish an extract from q rriyate lottor
from Boyliu, which anyB the report is quite
prevalent that Bismarck's continued indispo8i-
ton Ia owing to number Of poisoned letters h6
has received. He ia SO troubled with dizziness
that ho scarcely 1oayos tho houae, and bis wife,
who always roads correspondence with him, Ia
Tho palace has boon closed the entire winter on
this account, and neither Bismarck nor his wife
have participated In tho court Festivities at all
, 1873-02-17

Lot1sylLLE, Ky., Feb. 16.--A negro named
Harvey Johnson, riding out on Third street, tlliH
afternoon, was accostel by another, namoJ
Archy Johnson, who askcd Harvey to lot him
seized lin, and, pulling him from lis horse, cut
him acropa the s6dopep with knife, lnaioting
fearful wound, which physioians say will provo
fatal. Archy dod. and has not vet beeu erroatad.
, 1873-02-17

Louis Sturgeon, who shot aud killed Johnny
Murphy whila bathing in tho river, nonr Nom
phis, last summer, las boen found guilty Of
murder ln the first degroo. The jury wero out
over forky-eikht hours.
Tho donkey boiler Of tho tow-hoat Mary Alice
blew up at the lovoa in New Orleans yesterday
morning. Two men were slightly Injured.
, 1873-02-17
A Faithful Dog

Tho Nashua IN. lI.) Telegraph rolates that not
long since a Newfoundland dog belonging to
family was loft for a tow minutos in 2 room
with IN opon grato, In which WAS child Just
old enough to oroop Tho child orept toward
tie fro and tho dog, who apparently saw and
understood tho langor, at onco laid down bo-
twoon tho child and tho fire and remained there
until tho mother came to tho rescue. Tho hnir
was burned from tho dogs aide, md hta body
was bllAtercd, and yot, noble dog that he was,
ha did not budGe.
, 1873-02-17
The fTen,phts Garuiynl,

ME.rrn1s, Feb. 15.-Low Lonbrio, Secretary Of
received notifications from clubs Of all the aur-
rounding towns cast Of tho lliasiBsippl, and as
far west aB Fort Bmith, OF their intention to par
ticlpato n tho carnival hero. Roonla at tho lead
Ing hosols pro being eagerly sought for by partlos
from distance,
, 1873-02-17

Wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE OH1Er
s1osAL OFFICER, D1S1s1oN or TEhEaRAsls AND
REpoRrs FOE THE BENEFIT OF CoManRoE,
WARRINGTON. D. G., Fob. 10 Probabilities =
Tho storm controing on thu middle Atlantic
coast Will probably move northward to Cape Ocd
by Monday morning. and thence to Nova Scotia.
Northeast winds with ruin will continue Monday
over Now York and Now England. Northeast
winds; backing to northwest, will prevail from
weather. southwesterly winds and clearing
weather will prevail in the South Atlantic States.
Cautlonayy signals oraered for Norfolk, Cape
May, Now YolG, New Ionlaon, Boston, and
Portland, Nc.
, 1873-02-17

PAn1s, Feb. 18.--The trial at DoukY Of tho
men acousod Of rape and murder has terminated
in 4 vordiot OF guilty. rho prisonors Woro non-
tonced to various terms Of imprisonment at hard
1abor, tho longest term being twenty yoars. Tho
Journals generally exproes dissatisfaction at tho
UghtneBB of tho punishment.
, 1873-02-17

LonnoN, Feb. 17--8' q. m.-Four Thousand
minera have resumed work In Wales, and
despatchoH from San Fernando report that the
steamship NIurillo has been ro1eased aud
suffered 10 depart.
, 1873-02-17

ST. Louis, Tel,. 16.-The Kansas City Journal
Of yeaterday has adyiccH from tho Woster1.
border OF Kansas, to the OBJECT that party or
roughe entered the town Of Sargent, on ing
Atohiaon, Topeka j. santa 10 llailroad, ana
amused themselves shooting into peoples VIII
, 1873-02-17
TflRkEY.

CoNsrXNT1Nop1E, Feb. 18,-Eeahd Paohn, late
Minister Of War, has been appointed. Grand
Vizier.
, 1873-02-17
BELGIUM,

ANTWERP, Fob. 17.-The Comn1on Council Of
Antwerp have voted s4o,o0o,oo0 to enlarge the
docks and construct piera.
, 1873-02-17
ITALY.

ROME, Feb. 1G-Tho carnival was brilliantly
The ssreets we're filled With pleas
, 1873-02-17

report; third. Tho Wilson commfttco md M its re-. m
mort ;ourtb the @ sanato raait snb,iic1 ~ or.
ta, .nd ath the
Sherman matter. OF thczo the greatest in i'm
portauoo ia the Poland Committed Init on;nioI
on thia osnnot ,,a lon1 ds,.1ad r. i uaarataoa
- s1'o 'SAu~t W a"46 uola5eu. ~ IN unoethtooa
jeot is in everybody's mouth, and as action ia to
b had on this matter first, 1t Ia the most dis.
ouased. Ertraordinnrv afYort. .ro bn;rc ,o.da
m tha roa7nhara ~ tba cor,,,;t+.a - 3nd,,ao
" sae ueuoe.s " VIZ oounat'ee to 'nauce
them to change their verdict which thoy had
agreed on, namely: the expulsion Of Ames and
Brooks. tho oomn1eso axnnnratfnn of Dn,vou and
scoae1d. and the roportInn of tha facts n tho
r1n,,sa =, 49, 49, y. ~ '4o W.us ,ae's " w
and Colfa1, leaving that body to take ihe course
which: may seem proper. Whether this effort
fails will he seon. It Ia worry certain
that at tic arst, or at least ID
they intonded to oxpol Ames and. Brooks. md
relieve the others WITH a little bit of 1nnt,,1a @
and advice. There Ia nd reaaou to bolieye that
the COMMITTEES have changed their minds, but
the morrow will determine. II those two naneB
arc reported, there vii be creator excitement
on tho floor Of the House than has bean known
for yenra. Half-ardozen members are already
prepared Tor speeches and amendments, Farms
worth vii oppose tho e1pulaion OF any.
the exnnlaion of eyo,vho9r Ao' u"ad.,, ~" ulgs ags
other bomocratn have nrSn.r.d 3'@aam ansaohas hma
and It is ,,niaratood thst epoooIius, amasai,as,
hayo also been nontemnlat,d hy pen%h1icsn JiMvo
mombera. Il ireet yoto is resoes thera u
not Ia s1ehtent nroh.htv thst anvhnaa 1.a II
be- oxne1ied' but tbe lesson w;ii hs 9ho,asorna mn
one to Gonrrassman and nmh1n off,cars i,e tho
future. N f1D'A' o''t'o47 - 'n'
Tho oa,d1a1f mntter IL st,1 aon,o,vh.t y,
doubt. nlthonoh the rsnort ~ tha snnstn no,nt ~
nittee vii bo msde Tomorrow Fonr u mombsrs Tus
Of tho Committee aro In favor Of erne1linr sens
stor 1,s1dwali name1v Norton TEhs TE,,nnh,ss,, o11 a.
corn, and Hiil. Three Three mombers ] y viii % not eien M
tha rennrt md arn 1,ndaratoo3 tn hn T. fswar t 81
wljteWasfinr fha Tansss genntor n1tharah the!, ~
will make M rennrt in hia favor Nv anyna l. y
thouuht that Caidwai viii fn'mnrroy -ss;s, liz 10
seat IN The aensto bnt this II mt 1ike1y r. III IL
barely possible that The scat rnay be- declared w.
win be- adopted to The offecf that whiio his con.
duct hau been criminal. vet his aota are hcvnnd
the power Of the Benate. fnasmuoh ns ho has
boon already admitted. '~'
It Is difficult to ssy what will be the result Of
tho hard work which has been done by the wi.
son Committee. Enough has been already shown
to make an interesting and sensational report,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-13

Amount Of Property Insured ST. 90
The rate of Insurance in this Compan nv
is one dollar for every thousand dolIarsin
sured. after which payment no further char.
ees will be made, exceptt to cover actual los.
by fire that may fall upon members OF the
Company s.g .r sa tssL-r srl
The policies issued by this Company are
perpetual. add afford the fullest security,
with lhe largest economy aud convenience,
TINS company will not issue Tanneries
DistiIlerics or Cabinet Shops.
Applications for Insurance NAV be made
to either Of the Managers, Surveyors or Sec.
MANAGERS.
J Depue I.abar. Jacob Knecht,
Richard s. Staples, John Edinger,
Silas l. Drake. Francis H~agerman,
Charles d BrodheaG. Jacob Siouffer,
Robert Bows, Theodore Schoch, =,
William Wallace, Thomas w. Rhodes,
Slogdell Stokes,
STOGDELL STOKES, President.
e. d DREHER. Secretary amd Treasurer.
SIIas l.. Drake, Monroe co.
Peer Gilberf,
Geo. q Skater, f"
Tho. w, Rhodes, +, Surveyors
F A Oppelt, Wayne CO. s-
J I'll Wells, Pike Co.
R'ch'dC Camden, Northampton, fT.H
Saul Ziegenfus, Carbon.
" The stated meeting of The board of
Managers takes place at the Secretary's of.
nee, IN the first Tuesday of each a,oatb. al
2 O'Clock p. A.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-13
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu
.%siness, at the shortest possible notice, an,
on the most reasonable terms. So
Carriages repaired, trimmed aud paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having first class material always or
hand, aud none but Grst-class workmer
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first. class work will be turned out al
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shor
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers.
The public are invited to call and ex
his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, lA67.-tf. rs 8
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-13
Em FALL AND WINTER nm
H9S7 - rr GOODS, Ill
~ At N. RUSTlER'S. US

THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION, the most reliable place 10 get s0~
Fash onabie u IF CLOTHES cheap Having the ldrgests ch OF "eh - %"Y
BOYS, and Chdhens Clothing in Ibis town, we feel assured we can be beat In GOODS
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-13
HATS AND CAPS.
s GOODS.

4 THE N ATJONa I4u sJL OF FASHIONS also headquarters for iABlES AND
GENTs FIR GOODS. Having The hrgnstan me moIs select assormen OF Farn.
ihuuG oasin town. We are sure We Fan suit ala We have asPendd Inc OF gents
for Srrng AMI mme A splendid line of Ladies md Gents EooTerya and
n sbenH ID Ee ~ You'll, White Striped and Paid Shirts We have theSa1ped
pad IN Shens.P ercales, Chutz and Prints We chaveihe largest assortment o
CL1boF cod and paperC Collar. Cuffs amd Bnoms ~ on VII always hd from Ell HI 10
tnons,nd of he | test ayfs o. Collars Cuff and Bs1nS st5 th"N atona Hall.
V ~ an leo fad a fill inc of linen Smt Fronts. Cnvis and Ties, LADIES' and Gtnt
81 an.mcmr:~ nd IadiesC Collars and Cuffs We have a good asormento of Parros
ND U.hmhsC otcHh spool Silk in all otrs. Whch is pronounced the best ue
.Alsoa tuI lneo fCuaes and CllrAss spool Clifton s@R y W H
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-20
OFT IN THE RAIN.
nv \. K. sAsesrKR.

nj II. 4. sANGSTkb
.,pua little face. peeping out OF shawl
- ~ -ss irving to cover II, dlmpies and all;
iD ID, ,i.ie hand pushing sturdily up,
4 Az y. catehing the drops in mite OF cup;
Ano lSussnme baby that don't complain,
Z. n lunb mamma and he were out In the rain.
..-rv.boat ierked itself into the slip,
in ns aox,p came the shower. pelt and drip;
Anu .rstty Young ladies were mute with despair
I rns he rain would just leave them with nothing
,r,,,e te dainty young gentlemen stared at the
,, feeling quite mildly expressed by surprise;
Nj twas fun to the baby, ana once ana again
nut .rched his delight al the beautiful rain.
we're women with bundles, and men with
cigars, -, 49,,
rA.,s were crowds going up, there were crowds
, sU The deluge poured over the town;
nnuua J were useless at home in the hall,
u Ina ! hsby was fortunate. wrapped in a shawl;
ANY ,ged at Il bravely. with struggle and strain
nc 7. eb;ndered his seeing enough of the rain.
~, Won darling, so merry and sweet,
V,;a,iaued YOU up the long hill OF the street;
r., ~ nothipg TO fear, for my hat was not NEW,
= "a al had leisure to trife with you,
Ana "a throw YOU my kisses, and think what joy
mat nt~ dear little mamma must find such boy;
tn II oarmful to carry, weight on her shoulder,
a. day by day growing tiny bit older;
Du. lido and her comfort. She didn't complain,
h =. he bore you SO cheerily home in the rain.
ou.. there. how she'd loosen that magical pin
NIL wh.. had fastened so precious prisoner in;
n ud aolden curls tumbled, and cap all awry,
AZ AZ rumpled and crumpled, but happy and dry,
Wand set you once more on the two little feet,
pestIess and rosy and cunning and fleet
~ "A langh az you told her again and again,
a How nithe it wath, mamma, out dere in de
Hearth and Home
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-20

home, but will hire another just for the
Jun OF the thing; another hasn't time to
to get one made; another can't see why it
is any worse to hire ball-dress than
masquerade costume As If / cared
why they patronized me. Inever ask any
more questions than can help, and so /
seldom know where the dresses are worn
unless they volunteer the information.
Now here is new white silk that was
hired last week by girl who had been
invited to a fashionable wedding. She
was young and pretty, and l imagined
that she was poor relation Of the bride
or groom. Anyway, she YVES so nice and
sweet that l took pleasure in fixing her
up for the occasion. I'd have given the
price she paid to have seen her rich rela-
tions stare and wonder.
"Am | ever unable to fill an order? Oh,
yes-sometimes. An awful big lady came
in one day and wanted nice street
dress. She lived somewhere in the sub
urbs and wanted to make a fashionable
call. But | couldn't fit her-hadn't a
waist that would 60 more than two-thirds
around, and she had to go away without a
dress. had call last week for seven
mourning dresses for funeral, and
couldn't fill it. You see, hadn't antici-
pated any demand in that line; but shall
probably have quantity of black goods
made up. Once girl came and wanted
to hire walking dress. She said she
was in great hurry and seemed good
deal frustrated She picked out one, and
said it would do well enough, though it
really needed altering to make it fit her
decently. What made me wonder was
that she had on as good dress already as
the one she hired. l asked her where /
should send it, and she said nowhere-she
would put it on. She paid the rent in adj
vance and left $40 security, and the dress
she took off; but she never came back.
suppose she wanted to disguise herself for
some reason or other. Perhaps she had
been robbing, or something; but wasn't
to blame, was l? Another lady-a confd-
ing creature, this one-told me that her
husband had given her the money to buy
a street dress. She wanted the dress, but
she wanted a dog more. Her husband was
willing to spend money for dresses, but
not for dogs. So she just hired dress from
me for two weeks, and bought the dog
with the balance of the money. Then she
told her husband that the dog had been
given to her, and showed him the dress.
He was satisfied, and when the two weeks
were up she returned the dress, and he
probably never missed it.'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-20
CHE Smm.


WEEKLY
thousand subscribers
which briefly folows
acea ,inteli Interesting
areca and legibly printed in its pages.
culualto this department
the
arketo
the
dollar will
sioo year. no discounts
iron
per emit of
2ontss
lpbsoflO oro we
,ddrr.s IS TIL New " r
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-20
Roast Turkey.

After drawing the turkey, rinse out with
several waters, and in next to the last mix
a teaspoonful of soda The inside of
fowl especially if purchased in the mar
ket, is sometimes very sour, and imparts
an unpleasant taste to the stuffiing, if not
to the inner parts of the legs and side.
bones. The soda will act as corrective,
and is moreover very cleansing. Fill the
body with this water, shake well, empty
IL out, and rinse with fair water. Then
prepare dressing of bread-crumbs, mix
with butter, pepper, salt, thyme or sweet
marjoram, and wet with hot water or
milk. You may, If you like, add the
beaten yolks of two eggs. A little chopped
sausage is esteemed an improvement when
well incorporated with the other ingredi-
ents. Or, mince dozen oysters and stir
into the dressing; and, If you are partial
TO the taste, wet the bread crumbs with
the oyster-liquor. The effect upon the
turkey-meat, particularly that OF he
breast, is very pleasant.
Stuff the craw with this, and tie q
string tightly about the neck, to prevent
the escape Of the stuffing. Then fill the
body of the turkey, and sew it up with
strong thread. This and the neck string
are to be removed when the fowl is dished.
In roasting, if your fire is brisk, allow
about ten minutes TO pound; but il will
depend very much upon the turkeys age
whether this rule holds good Dredge it
with -four before roasting, and haste
often; at first with butter and water, after
ward with the gravy in the dripping pan.
If you roast in an oven, and lay the tur-
key in the pan, put in with it teacup OF
hot water Many roast always upon a
grating placed on the top of the pan. In
that case the boiling water steams the
under-part Of the fowl, and prevents the
skin from drying too fast, or cracking
Roast to fine brown, and if it threatens
to darken too rapidly, lay sheet Of
white paper over it until the lower part
is also done.
Stew the chopped giblets in just
enough water to cover them, and when
the turkey is lifted from the pan, add
these, with the water in which they were
boiled, TO the dripping; thicken with a
spoonful of Drowned flour, wet with cold
water to prevent Jumping, boil up once,
and pour into the gravy-boat. If the
turkey is very fat, skim the drippings
well before putting in the giblets.
Serve with cranberry sauce. Some lay
fried oysters in the dish around the tur-
key.-Housslold.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-20

DIR, j. Walkers California VIM
egar Bitters are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
IT, g herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tue Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
nia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT-
TERsW Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
perfect Renovation and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the liver and yisceral Organs, IN Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BTrTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carfhinative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedatiye, Counter Irritant, Sudoritic, Altera-
i've. and Anti Bilious.
Il. II. MCDONALD q CO.,
Druggists and Gen Agts., San Francisco, California
and cor of Washington and Charlton SITS, N Y.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-20

Batter Pudding.-3 eggs, table
spoons of -four, quart of milk, boiled,
reserving enough to wet the -four. Beat
Q eggs, cold milk, and -four together, lhen
pour them into the boiling milk. Add
little salt. If berries are used, ada one
third more flour. Bake, and serve win
sauce.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-11-20

The manufacturing companies Oh
Hartford, Conn, are, as a general tnlng,
doing their usual amount OF Work, anu
the prospects for the winter In that Guy
are comparatively encouraging.
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beckwith Sewing Machine-.s12.
ON so DAYS TRuAL,i

\, IH he I, IMPROVED (s12) BECKwITH SEWING
othor ~, In r. WITH NEW BRAIDING FooT, and many
G Hn important improvements all complete, with
i, Guide, -Four Needles, Sc, warranted two
soA sm"tn care it willdo your family sewing for
itie-e1ne. Nearly ten thousand of these machines
nave been sold the past season, which WITHOUT the
aove giving universal satisfaction.
we Will show letters to any who may ALL from dis
interested purchasers, in which they state that they
would not exchange for the best high priced
machine in the market. 1t makes the popular Elias
tic Loop Stich and closes its securely, which
renders it the strongest and best yet when desired
it can be unlo ke at pleasure. Fastned to any table
Easily worked by hand. This is the machine which
Messrs Orange Judd & Co.. of the American Agri-
culturist, &c use so many thousands for premiums.
Full directions go with every machine If after hav-
the machine 30 days. it does not give perfect satisfac
tion we will refund the S12, on return of machine,
less the Express charges and take the risk of its be-
ing injured. All orders promptly filled on receipt of
Post Office order for S12, if 50 sent with your
order to u.s. the balance can be paid to the Express
Co, when you rece We the machine. Terms to agents
liberal, but cash invariably for ALL machines when
received. If any doubt our honor or responsibility
we will cheerfuy give the best city reference Bring
or send sample Of any goods with which to test the
machine BECKWITH SEWING MACHINE CO.,
26 West Broadway, N. Y after May LIST, s62 Broay
mar22 +Iw'
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-11
POETRY.

Beer.
Here,
With my beer,
sit,
While golden moments fit.
Alas! they pass
Unheeded by. tttf
And. as they tiy,
Being dry,
Sit idly sIpping here
My beor.
Than fame or riches are - his fine cigar;
The graceful smoke wreaths OF '"A'
Why
Should
Weep wall or sigh? abv9
What ifIuck has passed. me =.
VIVA if my hopes are "e'
NV pleasures fed!
Have not sun
My fill
of right good cheer
Cigars and beerT
Go, whining youth;
FoTsooth!
Go weep and wall,
Sigh and grow pale;
Weave melancholy rhymes
On the old times;
Whose joys like shadowy ghosts appear
Gold is dross-
Love is loss;
So, gulp my sorrows down,
Or see them drown
In foamy draughts of old nut brown.
Then do wear the crown,
without the cross.