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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

OF Chrome anL. = cute Ehtunatisrr, Ecuraieit
LumbaEO. >iciati:i. Kidney. and Nervous Dis
eases. after yCa;> OF suffering. by tzh.n.
DIR. Filters Eege liable .sksct.E.las5.
SyTGn-tiIe aIie ntin: discovery CT y. i. El!!er ,
NJ. d. a regular graduate physician, W.T.,
whom We are lie! Souai!y acquainted. who la
for 81 years treated these dis ass rxciusi ely
with ASTONISHING results. We believe It
Christian duty, after GeIih eT:;icp. Ii-Ci
teusiy request sufferers - usc ii. especially
persons in moderate cir, u1;istaHCCS o
afford to waste money ar.t time nJ! Nog Iii!.--
mixtures. As clergy men We sCTi0uty teGl the
deep responsibility resting on ur j. publicly
endorsing this medicine. tSut know icGgc
and experience Cf its rtI3arh able Inerit iuiiy
justiies our action. Rev. G. H. living. Media,
homeless. Rev. TLos. Murphy. u. D.. Frai r
ford, PhiiaGeipbla. Rev. j Il. Davis. Hight
stowG, New Jersey. Rey. j. y. Bucha;l,u.
Clarence. Iowa. Itev. q. 6. Smith. PItis1uru
New York. Rev. Hes Itges. Fails Church
PhllaGei5,iiia- CtbcT Testimonials ITT,: 81 ma
rs, Governors, Judges. CcH;ETsss men. Ph ysi-
clans. &c. ,oTE arG,t gratis with pam lIlct
planning these diseases. One thousand dollar,
Will be presented to any modiciEe for sane dis
eases shGwir equal merit under test or ttIa;
can produce 0nc-fOuIth Inanc living cares.
Any person sending by letter description OF
aff1Iction will receive gratis legally signed
guarantee, naming the number oi bottles 10
care, agreeing to refund ey rpGn
statement OF its failure to cure. 4 iii -cte nvi-
ted to write to Or. Filler. Phliadelp t IL. His
valuable advice costs nothing
GREEN * ELANrE1s.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Wilmington,
N o. ian i5-i5-dSw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

MARYLAND LINZ, BALTIMORE Co, Md,
September %, 1872,
c =. Knight, Esq Agent, Brad ey's Patent
En.mei Paint. Baltimore Der If The
paint which purchased from you has given en-
tire . sfacton, much so that all my neigh
tors intend 10 follow INV example, ard have
their houses painted. 1t ia not onlv durable and
ch apshut it looks better ate it is put on than
any paint l ever saw.
he PAINTER | have employed Is delighted
with ii. lie says he can paint tagsce fast and
AT IL same time do a better Job with the En-
am i Paint than any other he ever used.
can therefore. without hesitatior, rec m
nj it Ia the ubi OF he tP-J best ar
Ii les OF paint ever Introduced
Yours very t. peCtfEny,
JAMES HALL.
Specimens and Price List fur nish- d orafis
I.iLeraI ind nce Ir.e MS In The trade
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

The wrecks during October Of yes
sells belonging to, or bound to or from
ports of the United States, aggregate
ifty-nine, the value of the vessels, ex-
elusive of their cargoes, being Sis, 900.
There was one steamer lost, the Mis-
sour, Of Liverpool, which was on a
voyage from that port to New Orleans.
Three ships were Erec!-ad, one an
American vessel, the Elizabeth Kim
ball, of San Francisco. OF the other
wrecks, six banks, eleven briggs and
twenty-nine schooners were American
vessels.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

DEAR SIRs: During long residence in China
my own family and among the Chinese and
have found 1t a most excellent medicine. In
the Summers of 1862 and 1868, while residing in
Shanghai, found it an almost certain cure for
cholera, II used in time. Indeed, using it in a
great many instances, do not re member fall
ing In single case. For three years l have
been residing IN this pace, more than fl ;ty
miles from physician, and have been obliged
OFTEN 10 fSlt upon INV own resources in case of
sickness. The Chinese come to us in great mum
6ers Tor medicine and advice. Though without
knowledge ourselves, the few simple remedies
we can command are SO much in advance wen
OF their physicians, that we have almost a ilv
applications. We allow them to come becau So
IL brings Us In contact with them AMI opens a
door OF usefulness. In diarrhea, cho'ic. vomi
been my chief m edicine. Yours very truly
REV. 4. p. CRAWFORD, Tunsch China
Those using Pain Killer should strict: Y nlS. -.
The following directions:
AT the commencement Of the disease IKE ,,
teaspoonful OF Pain Killer III sugar an.l p-at-~
and then battle fre-i" across ,t.. <tu:nari, ,,nd
bowels with the Pain Miller c'cr - NH tI,..
ulafrhea ana cT2IGp CONT u, rCI,c4f Ia a =
every hfteen minutes. In tins wav - ~ ~
ful srourge may be checked and tht. r.ritu: -
licved IN the course CT a few hOnrs
\. E--Be sure and get tht. tcr.ninc an; e; d.
anu II ~ recon lii nd~d nv these hs. have. 4,
The Rain HI Ter 10. The cholera. -vlrtr,.
cases the patient take 40 iuF NOR i.-4-,, !,
fUis instead of one.
The PAlE-hlLI.F.R - >ell ~ MA, y,.n.-
gists ana Dealers IN Family Medicines
Price % Cts. 81 cts. aaG, 81 n sso:r:c
PERRY DAVIS & som.
Manut's q Props t56 High st. Prov t. J.
oeI L" :!aJ ia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 80, 1872.
G. p knihgt, Esq.,-Desr Sir = have he'd
the Bradley's Patent Enamel Paint, which
purchased from you, used inside and outside,
both at my dwelling an store, for two seasons.
1t gives me great pleasure to be able to say, that
it comes fully up to your recon mendatiOns in
facility of use, economy, dura bility and beauty.
Yours truly,
THOMAS j. IRVING,
les West Baltimore ST., Baltimore Gld
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

Nearly $1,000 were contributed at
the polls in Brooklyn, on election day,
for the Memphis sufferers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

To THE PuBIIC.-It affords me much pleas
ure to state that i'll july 49, FL ont Street The
atre was tainted inside AID out win BI adley :
Patent Enamel Paint for which Z. r.
knight, No 90 West Lombard Street Is Agent,
and to testify TO its superiority ever 2ny anu all
other paints for similar USES. In 10 private
dwelling can paint possibly be subjected to the
very severe test it undeTgnts 81 this tstab iish
ment, where, during ouc DAILY cleaning, soap
and soda are constantly applied TO ii. and yet It
appears sound and FIRE sh as when first pat on.
OF the numerous advantages it possesses over
other paints will only mention its being mixed
and ready for use in quantities to suit purcha-
sers !; its quickly drying properties, which saves
much time in the execution OF work where paint
is needed, and its very perceptible tenacity,
which mparts be auty and durability TO the OBJ
jects on which it is US ed. As such most ear.
silly recommend it to the -chants and
tradesmen OF city, believing it will give
them greater satisfaction than they 20 ssIbly
anticipate. VIM. r.. SINN,
Front Street Theatre.
Baltim 1re, April 25, 1872.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

SAMPLES sent By mail for SOC. that retail
QUICK Tor so. K. l.. WOLCOTT, 1s1 Chatham
Square. n. Y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14
ASikTlC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH
PAIN-KILLER.

DEAR SIRs During residence of some ten
years in siam and China, a missionary,
found your Pain-killer most valuable remedy
for that fearful scourge the Cholera.
In administering the medicine found 1t ,nost
eftectual TO give Il tea spoonful OF PAIN Killer
in GIL OF hot water sweetened with sugar
then, after about fifteen minutes, begin to give
about tablespoonful of the same mixture cry
few minutes until relief was obtained. Apply
hot applications to the extremities Bath the
stomach with the Pain-kiiler. clear, aud rub
the limb brissly. OF those who had the Chol-
era, aud took the medicine faithfully, in e
way stated above, eight out of ten recovered
REV. X TELFORD, Missionary in China
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14

termined TO paint the fronts of the ''Hotei,
and am most happy to say that it gives me per-
feet satisfaction In conclusion, / will say. ii
this testimonial will be OF any advantage yGT,
YOU are at liberty to use it.
Yours most respectfully,
ISAAC ALBEkTSON,
Mansion House Hotel,
Corner FaYette and St. Paul SITS RalIimOre.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-14
STATE EE,,n.

Mr.. Milton Lloyd, living one mile
southeast of Bruce's Gross Roads, raised
pumpkin this year weighing e lbs,
and five feet in circumference.
The Greensboro Patriot says
Miss Nancy Clark, residing in the east
ern part of tow raised a pumpkin in
her garden weighing 81 pounds. There
were 200 lbs. OF pur1 hins on the vine,
and it amt goo,l yea Tor pumpkins
either.
The Greerabc.a -triot says =
Messrs. MurIc- 1 jorsbie returned
last SATURDAY.. : inois, having in
charge Pete. .-r an old man Of II
years, char Il killing Jacob
Clapp, in Thu s, last spring. His
son Allison, -. .ccomr!ice, died Ill
Illinois.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
STOCKHOLDERS MsET,nc.

nFFICE ALHAdBRA MINING COMPANY.
" San Francisco, March 8, lSi3.--A Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Alhambra
Mining Company, for)the election Of Board OF
Trustees and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting, will
be holden at the office OF the Company. No. 30
Front street, up stairs. In this city, on TUES.
DAY, the 25th day OF March. 1873, at 4 O'Clock
JULIUS BANDMANsJ, President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13


A CERTAIN presiding elder, who was
noted for being seldom up to time,
seldom very animated and seldom
yery brief, once kept congregation
waiting long time for his appear
ance. and when at last he did come.
lie preached very prosy sermon OF
unusual length, on the text. Feed
my lambs" He had not yet finished
when that original old minister known
as "Camp Meeting john" rose from
. seat In the congregation, and said
y" Brother, i have had some experience
In raising lambs myself, and have
found that the following rules are ab-
solutely essential to successful lamb
raising: First, give them their food in
season second. give them little at
q time third, give it to them warm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
WAl1HAM WATCHES
...-IS....
HEAVY CASES.

-vxTB HAVE SENT GREAT NUMBERS OF
w these excellent Watches 20 our customers
IN the Pscihc States. and all have given salts
faction. We have for several years sold more
American Watches than any other house In tho
country, either wholesale or retail, and the tea-
sou ia that our prices are low and We only sell
good article Our plan IL, to send single
watches by express TO any place, no matter how
remote with tho bill 10 collect on delivery; TO
let the purchaser open the package and examine
the Watch, and be perfectly satisfied bc:ore pay
Ing the bill; and We offer for any Watch that
does not prove satisfactory to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
LINES TO LILY.

A days Of gentle sunshine and nights OF oalmy
dcws
Develop nom the rosebud the roses charming
hnes,
30, when nee,ing years shall pass, when time
speeds on apace.
And molds from childish beauty the maiden's
.wass Lily from her childhood, free from cares
and woes,
10 nodded into woman, as the bud into the
r0se-
Than, tho friends and fortune bow before thy
shrine,
And wrsaihs Of trnnsien, pleasure around thy
path sntwine;
'Thss. tho gay companions speed the lansuid
When somhrs clouds Of gloom invade thy rosy
bower;
Then. tho parent. loved and brother fondiy
In eisdnsss or in sorrow share each 10y or tear
wit thou. when. in musins, the bygone days
appear,
And childhood Joys, far distant, in memory are
near,
wilt thou him remember who, tho far on land
or sea.
In hours OF meditation will ever think OF thee!
And wilt thou, when to him misfortune hoVers
= nigh,
thetie sight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

ACCORDING to the Independent, the
Rev. Mr.. Globe. the Baptist mission
arr who has translated the Gospel into
Japanese, has rendered the word ''bap-
tise by word which, while it means
In one sense ''immerse." means almost
always to soak" John the Baptist.
therefore. appears to the Japanese As
John the SoaEer. and the last verse In
Matthew reads: "Go We, therefore.
and teach all nations, soaking them in
the name," etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

A LITTLE boy named Shepardson In
Lenox, Massachusetts. has discovered
q new method of making himself use
full. The little boy had a toy gun.
which In his play lie would sometimes
hold toward his mother and say. Now
mother I am going to shoot you.' One
day he took loaded pistol from a
drawer without his mothers knowl-
edge. and holding it close to her ear.
he said. Now, mother, am going to
shoot you.' The mother supposed he
had his toy gun, took no notice Of him,
and the charge entered her ear and she
fell. It Is hardly probable that she
can recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

Ar a mission Sunday school. not
long since. n little boy in the infant
class was seen crying bitterly. The
teacher, upon inquiry. learned that
he had just lost his mother, and she,
In sympathy, remarked to the scholars
that no one knew what loss 1t was
until they had lost a mother, and that
Johnny had good cause for crying.
At this moment little urchin jumped
up and said. "Oh teacher, you Just
walt till he gets stsp-mother, then
you'll hear him cry"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
REFUND THE MONEY.

II you will write tor our Descriptive Price
List, we will mail II TO you without expense,
and from it you will see that you can buy gen
nine waltham Watch Of US at the lowest po-si-
Die New York prices, and without any risk
whatever We send 50 many Watches 10 the
Pseinc States that We ALWAYS have 4, ), 6 and $
or. cases on hand, 50 as 10 tll orders promptly.
When YOU write. mcntion that you saw this
notice In the COLD Hull NEWS, and il you want
reference We can name persons in every county
on the coast that have hai Watches RON Us.
Do not let distance or your out-ofthe.way
location deter you from writing for the Price
IIat Address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
VIRGINIA AND TRUCkEE
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY l. 1873,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

For RENO, connecting with Eastern and West
ern bound Passenger Trains Of the G. r. Il. X,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

C A NoRrH ADAMS, Mass, youth OBJ
served n finely dressed young lady
drop newspaper on the sidewalk the
other day; lie hastcned to restore 1t,
and has been wondering ever since
what In the world is the matter with
her natural disposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

NxwBURG, n. Y, looks askance at a
family consisting Of man and wife,
both with a fearful obliquity of vision,
with three virgin daughters who also
have converging eyes. They are To-
caily alluded to rs the cross sQuintette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
HOWARD & CO.,
70. 392 Fina Avenue, New York.
Formerly a, s65 Broadway
mall I'm
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

OPPIcE OF THE BUCKEYE GOLD MD
l. Silver Mining Company, San Francisco,
March 10, 1ST3.-The Annual Meeting o, tne
S,ocLholdsrs Of the Buckeye Gold and Silver
Mining Company, for the election OF Trustees
aud the transaction Of such business "a may be
presented. will be held on FRIDAY. Maren 2s'
ISIS, at o'clock r. ", at the ofhce OF the com,
pany, Room No. 81 Haywards Building, als
Ealitornia street. San Francisco, California. The
transfer books will be closed on March 18TH
until after the meeting.
1hl3 I'd JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-12
WHOLE NO. 967

OF the earlier days of the Republic-bave wa
improved upon them? Have the latterd.v
doctrines of woman rights made them more
modest, more self denying, more virtuous het-
Ter wives ami mothers, purer and more active
Chrlstlans, better heads of the institution of
home' more lovely companions for men? We
are aware Ieat the answer to those Questionsin-
VOdVes the approval or the condemnation of the
doctrines themselves, aud it is well that the
men and women OF America be called unon IN
see and decide upon those doctrines from this
point OF view, Is the type of the American
woman imprcvedp Has it been improved ia
the last twenty years, especially inside the
circles that have taken the Improvement of tbe
position OF woman upon their hapdsp Amar.
lea Is full OF good women. AS rule theV are
undoubtedly better than the men, bat certainIr
the men whose instincts are true are attracted
~ nosl " tnose "emen who approach nearest to
the ancient type.
The final results of our civilization is to h.
reckoned In character. If this is not sati,fac-
tory, nothing Is satisfactory. If we are not
rearing better children and ripeninR better
men and women than we we're a centurv AGO
theR something is radically wrong. and the
quicker we retrace our steps to see where wa
have dIverged from the right track, the better
The typical Americaa-mau, woman and .c4r; IA
is the representative pIoduct of all the in.
stlutlons and influences of our civilization. Az
the type improves or degenerates, do these in
stltutlons and influences stand approved or cen
demned before the world. Progress cannot he
reckoned In railroads and steamboats,. or count.
ed IN money, or decided ia aay way by the
census tables. Are we producing better child.
rem and better men and women {? That is the
question, which decides every thing; and we
have called attention to tho old types in order
thaS We may arrive at an intelligent conclusion.
-Dr. !. G. Holland; .Scri6ner's for Nor ''"'
Smyrna times., 1873-11-12
The Tilt With Mr.. Divine,
HILLsBRoUGH, Md, Oct. 23d. 1877

HILLsBRoUGH, Md, Oct. 23d. 1873.
Editor Smyrna Times.
DEAR SIR In your issue of the 18th inst.
there Is an ltem-"The Tables Turued''-ta.
Ken from the Gazette, which, evidently, was
written by some one who would like 10 proYe
Brother Davis end myself guifty of preferrinr
false charges IN our annual report to the G'
L., l. D. q. L.
Who the author is, can only be surmised-
but at first guess | would suppose him to be-
certain Attorney (?) who immediately after
the tue auJOurnpent of the q. j.. wrote us that
we had promulgated gross SANDER and unless
officially contradicted the perpetrators wonld
be prosecuted ia the courts. We returned o,lr
compliments. Knowing, Air. Editor, a mum
Der OF your readers to be Good Iemplars, and
the most OF them favorable to our order and
the cause we advocate, l beg leave to use your
columns to dIsabuse their minds of the impras-
Slons said item is calculated to make. Tbe
charges IN our reports were simple and truth
ful. Ihe ex-SecreIary had refused to pay
over balance which was in his hands accord.
ing to has 0,cn accounts. He refused, more
over, to deliver up the books and papers for
inspection, although he tCrote three times thot
thy had been delivered to tie ErpreSs office to
be JOrUdrded.
A committee was appointed to "procure
and deliver balance of property in hands of the
ex-Secretary." This committee has seen ft Re te
examine Mr.. DEFINE accounts as he mo,o pne.
sents them, thus bringing us out debtors. Rut
how is it done? By the allowing of bills
which he did not present to our Grand Lodge
and Tor the payment of which We have seen
no vouchers. BY counting an item of $S7
which be longs to the previous year. By crdi.
ting all his expenses and also $50 on accouut
OF salary which he has always declared he
would not accept, Does the Grand Lodge ex-
peCt to settle by this statement2 'Tis not thus
We do business.
Mr. Divine, by bis loose 6nancering." ad-
mits, every time he writes his receipts 20 have
been more and more at this rate with credits
like some OF the above, the tables" are
not likely soon to turn"
Notwithstanding this unpleassntness npS
hlndrance from our exc. W. s., our order at
the close OF last year was far more prosperous
than for several years before; and we are still
working with all good, honest, christian citi-
zens for the final overthrow of King Alcohol
Yours truly,
MCKENDREE DowNHAM,
Sec. Of Grand Lodge.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-12

Jehn Ploughman once said: - I never knew
good horse which had not some odd habit OF
other, aod | never yet saw a minister worth
his salt who had not some erotch.t or odity
Nov these are the bits Of cheese thai eayiier:
smell out and nibble at this man Il too slow.
and another too fast: the first istoo fowery
aud the second is too dull. Dear me. IL All
Gods creatures were judged ia this way. we
should wiring the doves neck for being too
tame, shoot the robins for eating spiders, Kin
the cows for swinging their tails, and the hens
FOR not giving US milk. When a man wants IA
beat dog, he can soon find u stick, and al this
rate any fool may have something to say s9ainst
the best minister in England. ~ ''7'
Smyrna times., 1873-11-12

The following little poem will, we fancy,
meet the feelings Of sone fathers, as we'll as
mothers, whose honors are yet fresh and new
There came to port last Sunday night
Tho Quserest little craft,
Without an inch OF rigging on
Hooked, and looked, and laughed;
1t was singular that she
Should cross the Unknown water,
And moor herself right In my room
My daughter oh. my dAuEhterf
Yet by these presents witness all,
She's welcome fifty times,
And comes consigned to Hope and Love,
And common metre rhymes-
She has manifest but this;
No rag floats DER the water;
She's too new for the British Loyd's-
My daughter, oh. my daughterl
Ring out wild bslls-and tame ones too
Ring out the lovers moon,
Ring out the little worsted socks,
Ring IN the bib and spoon;
Ring out the music. ring in the nurse,
Ring In the milk and water;
Away with paper, pens and ink
My daughter. OH my daughterl
Briefer, yet in a like happy and satisfied
vein, is another bit, which will suit other
cases
Give US jsy-
It's boy.
DO you AJAX whenf
EuSthAt past tea
On Saturday night.
Mother all right;
Likewise the boy
Give US JOY.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-12

A lady in Providence lost her needle the
other day, and in the effort to find it unearthed
four hundred trOm the bowels of her pincush-
ion. She now has needles to spare. A frieDd
heard Of the discovery, and borrowed pincush-
ions of all her neighbOrs The result was as.
tonishing. She gave up counting when she
reached 5000, aud began to estimate. She
now adveruises= Needles for sale-a new in.
voice "
Smyrna times., 1873-11-12
POStrY.
THE WIFE'S SOLILOQUY.


Here's big washing to be done
One pair Of hands to do it
Sheets, shirts and stockings, coats and pants,
How will eer get through It'll
Dinner to get for six or more,
No loaf left O'er from Sunday;
And baby Cross he live
Hes always on Monday,
'TiS time the meat was in the pot,
The bread worked for baking,
The clothes taken from the boil,
Oh dear the baby's waking
Hush. baby dsarl there, hush. .sh-Sht
wish he sleep little.
Till could run and get some wood,
To hurry up the kettle.
oh dear oh dear ! IL P comes home
And finds things in this bother
He'll Just begin and tell me all
About his tidy motseC
How nice her kitchens used to be.
Her dinner always ready
Exactly when the nOOn-bell rang
Hush hush dear little Freddy
And then will come some hRsty words,
Right out before I'm thtaknE-
They say that haSty words trom wives
Set sober men to drinking
Now la not that great idea.
That should take to SHINING,
Because a weary. hA-sek wife,
Can't always smile so winning.
when was ysung used to earn
My living without trouble,
Had clothes and pOcket-meney too,
And hours oil leisure double.
never dreamed Of such fate,
When l, A-l&ss was eOurted-
Wife. mother nurse. acAuastresa housekeeper. COO
chsmber-maid. laundress dairy woman, and scru
generally, doing the work Of Six.
For the sake OF being supported!