The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-08

nose, and IN eye ike one Of Mr.
Sweedlepipe's hawks, and long locks
of hair. and whiskers thar ! wouldn 1
have no lady as | WIS engaged TO
meet suddenly Q turning round a
corner for aav sn1n Of meney you
could offer me, s1Fsl iaaghine, Hal
loa. Mrs Camp. Fhai are goa up to-
didn't know bin from 3 man
! (except bv his c51khes; = bu1 | saws
family, If yea'rG Christian man
show me where 10 get a second-eladge
ticket for MaaapKer, and have ne
put IN esrriasesor ehsI drop p
Khieb be kindlvx1id, in a cheerful
kind Of manner zs ever see. max
ing al kinds Of at<ieas- and looking
and Fiakiag al Hat FROM under rhe
hrin Of his hat (which was a good
deal turned up fos tbst extent. that
| should hare tAoagbt be meant
something bat for being SO Hurried
a. not 10 have no taonghts al all W.
tai ] WAS put in esrrsage along with
indiridgie-the politesi ever see
in a shepherds plxid salt with q
long gold wafeb-gasrd hanging
arouDd his neck and his hand a
trembling through Eservonsness worse
than 8 aspiaa leaf
I'm rerr sppy ma'aIn,- BE saws
the polifest vice rs ever / beerd I,
l-@io 20 down with lady belonging
70 cur party
Our party, SIR n ] SAYS
Yes, ma'am,- be saws I'm Mr.
Wilson In going down with the
wigs
Mrs Harris, xheR be said he xas
going down with the wigs. such was
my state of confasion aad worrit.
that ] thought he ns1ss be connected
with the GovernEBeni in some WAYS
or another, bat directly moment he
explains himself. for be SAYS:
There's noG q fhester IN Landen
worth mentioning that ! don't attend
panctaailv. There's ETe-4nd-.wenfr
wigs IN these boxes, Faa-sm, be saws.
q pinti8- towards z heap Of luggage.
as was worn Il tie Qnsea-s Fa1er
Bal There's Z black Wig. rlsia1a.'
be SAWS. a. vas wern BIZ Garriek
there's a red one. massID, be SAYS. as
was worn by keaa ; there's a brown
oae, Ena'aD, be SAYS, 'ss was worn
bv Kemisle there's a yellow one.
ma n he s2ys, 'as mas made fo-
COoEe; there's 3 grey one, ma 'ar1.' be
ssys, a / measured MIR Young foy
myslf, and there's 8 Ebiie one.
an, that Mr. Macready went mad
in. There's faxen enc as Was got
up express Tor JENNY Lind The night
she came 8ut al the ltsiisn Opera
il was very much sIplauded was thai
wig, ma'aEl, through the evening. Il
had great reception. The audience
hroke ouf the moment they see II
Are ycu IN Mrs Sveediepipe's
line. ST = l saws
Which Is thai, msaEn 2 be SAYS
-ihe softesf and eeEfeelssst vice !
ever heerd. do declare, Mrs. Harris 2
Hair dressEn.' ! SAYS
Yes ma'am, be replies, i hare
that he1or. Do yug see this, ma'ams'
be says, holding up his right hand
i never see sach & trembling ]
SAWS 10 him And / never did,
An along af Her Majesfy's Ces-
tune Bah ma'am,' be says The
excitement did II Two hundred and
hffv-sere1 ladies Of the frs rank and
fashion had their heads got up on that
occasion bF this hand, and nv t'otber
one. ] uas al Il eight-aHd-foriv
hours On ny feet ms'an, without
rest Il was a Powder ball, ma am
We have 3 powder piece al Liverpool
Hsne / ne1 tie pleasure be saws
looking 81 NE curious. Of addressing
Mrs Camp ?
" Camp ] am sir. / replies, both
hv ~ name and natur
Would voa ike 10 see y0ur bee
orrafer's moasiaebe and whiskers.
ma'am p he saws. I've got EN- IN
this box
'Drat nv beeO-rSIer. sIr. / saws.
be has given nc no region to wish TO
know aav1bink about him
oh. Misses Camp, ] ask your
neVer see such a polite
man. Mrs Harris, 'P'rsps. be saws,
# vou're not oBe of the party. ven
dent know who il was that assisted
you into this carriage =
No, SIR / SAYS, i don't, indeed
Wby. ma'am, be says, whis-
perrin. that was George, ma'aIa
What George. SIR ] don't know
DO George, SAYS l.
The great George rna'am,' saws
be The Crookshsnks
IL youT believe ae, Mrs Harris,
] turns InF head, and sees the VERY
razH making pictures Of ne on his
thumb nail. al The winder while an
other Of 'eIB-a tall, slim, melancholy
gent. with dark hair aad bage vice
looks orer his shoulder, with his
bead e ere slde, d r be understood
the subject. and cody ssys. Tre
6rawcd her several liEnr-in Puarh-
Be SAYS zoe The oxaEeious wretch
Nh.rh / sever toBrhes. Mr. Va
zaa realaTa- 90; l,al-i caBlda';
have belted i. Mrs- Harris, Z yoa
.lsG isok uv Ese fsr i;i-xh5ch
acser touches Nr. W.lsea. On Sc
-8uI,t q tie lemon :
Hash 2 SAYS Ar Wilsaa- There
be j.
L only see fas geutleman with
eurlv black hair aad a MERRY face. .
Standing On the platform rubbing bis
no hands oTeF one another, as II be
vas washing al 'em. and working his
1ead and shoulders worry maeh and
was Z wondering Wet Mr. Wilson
meant. wen be says. There's Dcu-
-iade, Mrs. Camp, ssys be. There's
I'm a. wrote the life Of Mrs Caudie,
Mrs Harris. when / see that old
william bodily befere fne, ii give me
;uea q turn that was all II trein-
ae. III hadn't lost nv u;nhreller IN
be cab. / mus; have dons him az in
arr with it Oh The bargain little
rai1Gr. right sTnoag the ladies, Mrs
Harris: looking bis wiekedesf and
Ieoe:ffuilesf ef eves while be was a
q king to 'esa laughing st his ONE
okes as loud - you please holding
Is hat IN his hand 70 cool hissslf, and