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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09

DIDN'T Klss HER.-A Renileinan who
has been recently travelling lnthe ihwer
,ounties tell Us ta~ foliii~iiig snitlsing
story: He was storring over night at 4
house where the partition walls were pars
ticuixrly thin. ThA adjoihing room ~ss
uccupied by mother and her daughter.
Aftsr retiring the mother began 70 rehuks
the daughter for an alleged Partially to
somebody named John. which soft Inn
parchment the daughter denied vigor-
ousiy- tsEN sessfktil-2 Wltt
But said the mother. " ! saw him
kissing you n the tow.peii yesterdsy
morning. Anianha.
No ma, he wasn't kissing ine at all.
why did you have tpur head 50 citse
up 10 his forg you decsiyin critter.
Well you pee ma. l had been eating
pltxllzs lthe fruit of species Of cactus
and you see. I otsnitseof The prickiss iii
my lirSr ssi.lT-andz'
Aud What, you wicked. wicked crit
ter
I'd And I euoidnt get them eut myseif
YOU know, and Johu pulled them aut with
HIS teeth hut he didn't kiss une nary
tine.--Sm ansoaio Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09
KIDNEY q Bladder Complaints,
~ DR.. RADWAf'S
Northumberland:

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09

s<eihngs. bitffs. Eft -spt ~ Svtll,s NesA.
G,atfc. syrdaious lnllsmp a'Amskinaylsni
lpannnhsllppI ArFswnal NlIrpe.qfS OIL
Sfr.. Elpptions ~ flie skin. Safe ~ ~. &c
IL fllesr. Il N ~ lthtf tbudita.hIiaf NJ
{ ea4ss. NAtEtrs NlsEeaes llnSGns h,c
sltpE Their gtgstj kalrali,F tlyFrfss IA tic
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09

XIS3<<S$151. SSSSSSSSX
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Z. ~ y - y - o. ID - I
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rs - = ~. ss,,,c,r varcfablo |
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pTtlnAtNtsptit HA,ssV ~ Il
tlyc herbs ,elna Or wy ioMet y f aIIior.
tEe s,srlil N s,s:...s .ss,sss,;cs as which
MA tiic nicsl'.,.n 49,, ,.i,l,ons the ,,sa
AIRY cxttac.ou t,,s s.. .ss,;a,, Il aln,os.
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/ ,,,r ean.s N dlseasc. sn,l the patient fos /
covers IA health. Tleysair tils great
mol rmrl,ler ana nlitu-giying principle. |
nc,iee, i,enoyat,,p / anil Inyigorator |
~ shs svsie,l. Ncyer bctoto III tho
S;.,orw a. id wcrM llas 4 'nicdriris bern |
!. cuusrdhnde,I possessing tlie fehsrksiDlsi
! sanaIities &c sissGsR BiTFtnsin healing ule
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arc Q rertlc PtfgstKc as wet ~ iusi' :;
relieving Concession o. a lnns u i,;,;ars
,ae lAsss nv '' S's
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{ ne p.vlS' ~. y, .s's,ir,,t l,laahtkctie,
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$500. Observation-Disclosures ,udot.Lc, Alisrs-
80 a,.I Anti. Iiliuus. \, -
,.r,,s,si iI'houSands prorlaim vfS.
rear i,IrTrI,s thc ins,st Wonderful ID.
I'll yirwant that tycr sustained tL- sinking
j sy.isnlzx Al. 3. 3ssN .ls.ssl ,tytl
$50 80 Person can take these Bitters
aecor,!Ins- 10 ,lirurtlatls. and reInain long
,,uweIl' nrosi,iesl their hones arc not de-
8 stryef In mineral poison az other
4 r,ca,,s and yit.,i organs wasted beyond
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IA = IlilieaS. RemiIfeni. and Infer
militant Eexers, which ana sa iseya,
lsns \, si,. ,at'rsr; ls,f .o,,r, great rivera
,hrnu.I,,ut ihr United states, ESPECIALLY
tl,nse d. tho MISSISSIPPI. 0hin, Missouri,
g llfitIaiE. Tennessee. Cumberland, arlfan-
- sas, I.si. coloraas. Bfazss. Rio Grade.
4 pe,ssl. a lalsanrt Mplale, SavanIy,h, TO-
aneEe. .L,mra. and snaIy others, with
,l,eir ..lst trilnifayics. throughout our
ir,,ffi,r ro.ihiry sinfiusS tf,e Summer aud
elti,f,i,uu. ami yfssikf, agjls 81 darhsg sea-
solii al ,,nl,s,,l heat and dryness. arr
i hr.hriap, slrtuiopassslhy cxisnsI'f e.
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bowels arc tadc,i, ~ the sstlssc tHne
- s.iriulaffng the seerctions ~ the liver,
ana ve,,,s.ak r4rxsnfins the hcaiihy
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gils. o)srh To inSbrctlslM 81 customers. livery
ADVERTISEMENT \ taksh atsthe hunse prize
Of the paper. without any addhioAat charge Or
eominissian. An adtrrtissr. n s.ea.ing With the
Agency. Il saved Trouble snh eqsre>rtndenre;
making ope esnstSs !astesd z 1920; : nsasa.
4 ,ntainfng lists of lx%t paIrrss EafFvA cifph'a-
lions. religious. agricultural, cia~, political Oar
Is and country papers. and all publicattosis heb
hlf specialize valuable Ia advertisers. with soine
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09

oFFfCFRS
Hon. KemsP. Basnt, Pr,,tisit. -
II Y y ,,.sr Z. y \, I, PFfSisp's slk
Dr. i. u. Haywsod. Ned. Dirsc;cr.
Or. ", e Roy,tfrs s,-f Ns.4 pir.cteE.
Y B.f5afr hs.or.. atfoisss.
o. n. PerEs, sE7eEsis,sig .-ger:,
DIRECTORS:
Hon Ksmpp B4fsle. Voc TOD sslasxeil. IIon
john w cunnipghsin, Cal Z y lIof, l.nn m
n X ~ III N nss ssss 1 cTais
Murpir, Cal Wa = Anderson, John q William
81 wR. 4, szudersyl Y Ne rfflis ID Al NJ
KssS3I ! Tcaflz .5,na,z n Brs34nitF Hfes,,e.
fosi. &c Mckee, 7 b Batclseior. J & SAKE. Wal
Ger Clark, u G-rpehnFcb. , , Daais. JOIN
49, = yxsr-anaxxps sr~zsrrur-
Iiisemphsticslly . H0IL Company.
ffslsfkf ef1s-zf gvsfxrtsts aunfth snd safety
lie rsissszs = i6sfs. shfr q any hrsi-eias
coulpanysk ttfO. A&Al
II olsers All de,lrshk form- II lu.nraace.
rs funds ~ ifsssird 81 H.l'E aud eirrulsi
80 uassssyr,y rss'sisiions iuposef rssf r
PoiisIss vos.T1RTKITsBLE snsr NV,
!. ct 80 - " ps,ss.'l =
u tsislI.<- men, M Be *orss, ~ dintegrIi
/ ~ lsi5ns ssaezssrfrnSraa<cs al ik< t;ssnf<ss
sssssleia. solseneg and Hsstrn tiAl8s \
AlIGGslala, Ar-n, lnn.bssa.
- - =, II trEl,> Dos sr..l
ysys '.ssm. esa'i. DisrIsi Agent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09

..ratelal Thousands prcrlaim Wis.
rGAR ilITTrps the insst wonderful ~:
vigwaht that ever sustnned tl- SINKING
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-09-03
SPEECH OF Ex.GOv. E. F. MOVES,
Delivered at Columbus, Sept. I'd, 1874.

MY FELLow-CIrIzEEs: The Republican party Of
Ohio conscious Of the integrity Of its purposes feeling
AUST pride n contemplating It's past achievements
has to-day flung its banner to the breeze again. aud
now calls upon Its friends to rally once more under the
old flag. II Is not necessary for a party which has
contessedly done 50 much good 10 claim that II has
made no mistskes that all OF It's members leaders,
and subordinates have been above reproach. There
never was political organization the face Of the
earth which after fourteen years Of governmental
trol, could Justify such pretensions. We make no
such claim. But we do assert and maintain that the
Republican party, as whole, has been pure patri-
oc, Intelligent, and efficient 1t has been tried as no
other ever was tried and has proved fathful-equal
to the requirements Of every emergency.
DEMOCRATIC HEIRLOOM.
In 1851 II received from the weak and trembling
hands OF the Democracy s that was left Of the Gov
ernment which was 90 lacking in the respect Of
the world that 1t could nowhere command respectful
attention. Other nations fixed their own terms in all
negotiations notably 90, with regard to postal con-
ventons boundary questions the right Of nsturalized
citizens, and the status Of Independent States Our
Treasury was bankrupt after long interval Of pro-
found peace Government loans in 1850 and 1861 weye
the order Of the day. our ponds sold for y in the open
MARKET while purchasers were few and timid; our
tressy suggestions were everywhere received with
, 1874-10-31

In ndjaccnt totM. Tho wntor.powofs In tho
to"i, arc limitd, and aro only Of local value.
manufacturing hp0rntionH nro carried Oh by
do2en partieA IL leather, lnrf,esN hpots and
ahooe, carriagte shingles, clapboarle, Will, the
customary gnHh1niIl. Tllero nrc lalt-,,-tozon
rorsons In tru1s In tho town, thrco piyAioans.
1o1r hotels. olo academy, aud four churches.
Thora Rre -four ti1lages, nnd tho town ia largely
made up Of uonbera OF tho Society Of FriontlB,
Wto have twi lnuses of Worship. Tho town Ia
tlie homo q the celebrated Friond preacher,
E!t Jones. and Ills companion, tho lato
sibil Jouos, who WIS forty yanrB ia tho min
mninly to la slforts thai tho celebration OF the
one h'1lroth anniversary Of the town took 3llRce.
Tho ooas,n was QUO OF great iutorost, and was
tho Mdlils If bringing together large number
of pooplc. The obsarvauceo took place at Diri-
Co. In tllo Friends lnooting- -loliHe. which was
oroNtlM tc its fullest capacity Ell Jones 1,ro-
sitled. The exercises consisted Of historical
addru~ read BY William Jacob, which occupied
somoiwo hours In its delivery, and which waa
reCld3 with interesting alld valuable local tnfor-
n,nttn from tho aott1oment Of tito good old
townap to 1850. hemarls woro nlado by A1gug-
tine 'onog, Of Bostou, Iii Jo,,cs, Ambrose II.
Abb+'t, Olra @. Hatsom, Howard Owen, Of the
HonEboc Journal, O. D. Bakor, mud othars.
onen tho most lutcreatfug features Of tic &C.
casin was tha proRence Of soyerul Of the oldest
eo,r' very eptortniuinE pcraonAt "Reminiscences.
TAesxcrotsos wore intorspcrBod with singing and
BY sbAaket diuner in ths aroa fronting tic fuoet-
ing-louae, at Which over 6V0 persons participate
cd. Tho loapltaftios Of the people living iu tho
viciity were generously extondod to al IN at
tonance. The cxerciaoa closed by tho singing OF
theDo1ology.
, 1874-10-31

tinted With colora that no pan can doaoribc, II
ing Now thoy wDro opalino whito tintst aloh "a
you Hea a9 certain st.ella 1ow peerly gray u 1n
ctoalnlo uochoy. further on bluoe. iustoricas.oi
Btfeakoa Ike Damascus blnd0, or elso rainbow
lt1eu ioieotlons like thoBe OF tho rollelo On
motion tin; To bolt as gnooth 40 glasn. sue.
eeedcu broad baud waycl l4o moiEe AntiqHo;
anu all t!iis light, aoft yaguo impfd, c1oar, to
1egres tint no pon and no palate can ,ronder:
:llie frcal'cat ttnt from human poncll would
havo boon muddy stain upon Transparency 80
idcal, and tho words lint employ to give mi idea
Of thts marvellous pale aplenlor yoanas to mo lita
bota Of ink falling OIL tho finest tinted vellum
from epattering pcn. II aome vessel aailcd
past ua With 1ta genuine color, its salmon. ooIorod
nAHts, Its outlines cl0ar and sharply defined, Il
rcsclnbled, III the nilAt OF this Elysiau blue,
baloou tlaatnE III mid air ; o..o could t!roam OF
nothing moro like fnry-!nnd tha,t this luminous
infntsy. III tito dietauca amcsgel as,wly he.
twoon the milky water and tho opaliuo Hky,
encirclcd by ita mutual crown cronolatoa with
wj,opp tinla OF amnthyst drow q lino Of domaskn.
ton botwaon these two ralo immotsitieH Of pea
and sky. Gold acintillatod III acalcn and iu
noodles upon thfs diadem, tho richest, tlle most
beautiful, that cror city woro upon itA brow.
Soon st. lRaac's outline bcLweau tta Gve boll-
towcra It's pnnola OF gold like tiara: tho ADJ
snsraltY dasted high IN cir It's glittaeing ayraw
the cturcl. Of st. Michael tho Archangei rouud-
od lta do,nes OF MuHcoyito ot1rve;, that Of the
Horse Guards liiiod sharp pyramids. tAcsr tips
adorned with crosaoH; aud crowd OF moro ro-
noto cllurcll-towcra Gleauod with their metallic
lnster. Nothing eSists more aplcndd tl!au 1aa
when tho evening Ind oil tho white tadiance Of
tho dawn y
, 1874-10-31
British Railway Dlaasters for Seps
fcitlLGr.

t14it1H
Al uaual, the close Of tho tourist acasoa pro-
eellts truly foruidenie scriee of rallt1y dlaaa.
tors, OF tiloso there have been twenty-siS, u
which nino wDro co!lisionH, and ntno wore caused
by traius leaving ths rails. Tho Lan,aahi:c u
Yorkshire iA, px usnnl. pre.en,1noht IN batlneas.
and III rosponslba for six "accident5" tlvo Of
which yoro collisions Of serious klud. Twenty.
nino o,youu layo been killed from cara' ~ beyond
their own control! two moro lio IN critical cond.
ton, ninoty-seven have bcen more or lef loEvGrcly
injured, and upwards Of 12o led been badly cut,
bruised, or soyereiY shaEon. Tho lrlat railways,
though poor al,d fow, generally an5oT al i'm
uunity from dieusters, but OIL this occasion they
contribute two. Tho great number OF instances
Of trims leaving tbs mctals are probably duo to
tic vor1l-out and unovau condition or uisrlaca-
n,eut Of tao rails owing to tho heavy tralllc OF
I'M ysaeo1l, which also allows little time or op-
uortunJtr for repair. The collision In oyery caso
arc thp results Of earoleesuoss, negligence,
LabituA want Of punctuality, and d:s,cgard
ct rutos. How far these things are to b. attlb-
uted to WORKOUT ouorgieH. oyerHork, aud tue do
iieionoy Of strict and Intelligent suporsisiun on
tho part Ut tho superior railway oElclals la a
uuostioa III favor OF which there is mutl, to bo
said. The frighfu catastrophe 1t Tl,orFo Is tlIo
leading feature for tho month. TWonty pursous
killed 0u the spot, five deaths Afterwards, and
soronsy-flye persons 40 injured ~ to r'lairo
medical treAtInent, lH disaster which n po!ht
Of magnitude has haydly bean e4ualad u tue "a.
,alx or railway 1nlsfortuues. Tho dotal1a "fe LOG
recent to mood recountlng.
, 1874-10-31
How u Wedding DaMn't Como OFF.

Preston. England. appears 70 DO sao aa, susno o,
froquout latilcroas incidents o. co,na nymenea
nasass r,,stiss nao ps eayod s hsf arrival !. church
long li.at tho Varron lost pssiane,e' and vent
home. The clark uent for liul on tue arrlyai u
H. Ds p31 e Tsh @ omsSep apis as
asta Ga saa,tS ao Sosly s eosnx ts clark Goeame
weariol aud aop.ttod, aud then, on ths arrival
& former 10 In Turn h., had 1a to 30 - sent for
adsnurnMl to OIL, inn for feW moments, whnncs
tLsy were summoned Soon to tho church, parsou
aud olo, i being thero. Now, however, several o,
Ito pRrty, including the groom, were rstl,s.
It, absolutely refnsea 10 t.o tho nupt.al kuot, b3
sent thu bridal pair AMY, cautiouing tholn ta
como again only when in thas sobernssa Of mild
conp1stent with tAs aoennsty Of such an oeca
fully departed, tha bride elect casting reproad,'
fnl chances ut tho rnan whose lose for ths GUY
oausad this particular "slip 'tHi1t cop and Up
, 1874-10-31

Tho phylo1esa IL ou ita trayelH- II has now.
After c1,iaing iulanen.o destruction amnug tho
vineyards OF Franco, oroshod oYer into Sriszer-
land. II iu singu!;r tkat Of la!e yoaFa t~o lltto
ilssoc!a have appeared which defy .ho power ot
a assty, u,i1,y Sasi'ia toraeot to our ra1tasrs III
lilo Wu.t and Southwest, md the phyloxora,
Whirh heta tho Fronoll w,ne-1nalera to tearing
their hair In iuposout raas at tie tmpossloahty
OF stopping Il
, 1874-10-31
A 'A'2Hy1S9N f]t.tsfnt.ssfHf.

The Town o' Ch!ua. Mo-, celebrated la con-
taunlal OH Friday. THO town was originally
known 10 "Jonea rls.,tstie1.," and wuu aattla;sl
br family OF Clarsta from Wnn.ucke, aiass., III
1T74. 1t haa MI Industrious aud 1ntett,Eunt
population to.day OF nearly 1000 people, a,ld Ia
Qua OF the beas farming towns In tonncbeo.
rbeye ora humber Of vo,5 large ponds IN the
town. which saryo ~ rsanryolrs to Hktor-puH mora
, 1874-10-31

In his " Winter in llussin," .Tlisopile Gnutlor
thus .!esuribos i,ia spproloh to 81. patorAourg:
The weather was magnificent. a light, daz-
cling but cold fell from tho clear sky 1t su9
bossal azuso.-pols, 10 to aleak.--wlth sllalos
OF mtk, o,,4i, htoe! OF which Our Bky giyos no
iiloa pure, wh,ta. pdesial radiance, WHICH does
not soein to anlauate from tho kuu, which IL
wlat QUO xeos In droame, in aome othor planet
shall our own. Under tnls milky vault tho tsh.
mtnae watery lovol Of the gull mas stretched,
, 1874-10-31

Il.
of winter wheat, Which, intend partly fur sxperi
aganst tl,o severity Of the wtntet-seaaon. Before
c0iuneucs operatons, parlarH yoM can eniighten me
upon tho subject Of winsorpipteeon to winter whaat.
IN. VANDEnvonT.
The mulclliag Of wintor-wheat with utraw has
beou practical more or 'ess f9r long time.
Snne years ago, \ party in McHonry County
took out patent; but. whom ho oau'e to coll
farm-rlents, tho fraud wss cxpoeea, sna tic
thing abandoned. But that need not dotraet
from the soal value Of the practice; TIE cost Of
tico than any other cnuBe. Tho land for tho
wheat should be made tno and the surface
en,oath, aud tho straw may then DO evenly
spread over the surface. aftor tho ground has
nla,,.a and hold the snow evenly; and, at tho
same tin,o, preyont tho daily thawing Of the
surface which Is tho most damaging to winter
wheat. 6nu1d-laud ia the bcst for this crop Ia
all that part Of tue country south Of the SNOW
In iiue.MtLat ip, where the snow prevents 81 all
wintor covering, protecting the ground from
deap freezing.
u N3iuter-vl,oat 10 ofton sown among tho ataua-
Ing corn, to order to be protected by tho
%,sn Cncn. the, tbs, wi,oat Ia toe too much
shaded by tbs corn during tho fall. aud does not
tllor out NJ fost o. 1t should or would do In tho
open around. All those who hayo STRAW to spare,
Md have winter-wloxt. would do vol to give 1t
trial, and they will bo highly gratihel 10 au iu-
cressed Yiold. A noigi1bor told 1ne yesterday
that he has very fins crop, Of potatoes grown
upder straw thig soaYOd, md III dellghtel With
thia, bis first attempt III that direction,
PRUNING THE ORCHARD
HArnnooS, H., Oct. 18. 1874.
aons tua:ty-hys ye.ra growth, That for III. aa two
yeats hRs prodnedd little or lo fruit. She eairtE
ayrlas II .a do not lno" ssv,9 buy t9 begin on II
OF tho trats. In tLc hvet raio. they hsyo not been
1ruura for TWO years. saa tho waoEsplnu. we very
, 1874-10-31

The Withdrawal OF tie OrrnoQuo.
Tho Paris Journal G5sciel Of Oct. Is contains
the following note at the head OF isa nou.ollic,al
columns ..--
"Yhe Oranolus has inst beon recalled to Iou-
lon. THO 1n,asiun Ut t1liA ship, which haB been
stationed at Civtn VccchM aiilos tie month OF
August, 1H70 Was to hold itaslf at the disposal
of the floly fatl.er In the event OF lia deciding,
contrary to tho aosires Of Franco. to quit Italy.
Tho departure Of Tho Ore,aouuo does not imply
any chauga In tho euntimontH Of devotion aud
Bolscit,,le entertained bY France for His Holuesa
Another vessel laaa bcon placed at the disposa Of
the Holy Fsthor. Stationed for this purpose IN
one Of tho French ports Of tho Mediterranean. It
will ,s reaay at MI timcs to respond to the nlun.
muoa which nsy bo addressed to it W ordor OF
tho Sovereign pou:its. TLcso nuw meaBuroa.
tho froo application Of which eRunot encounter
my obetaclea, hnye boen brought to the knewt-
edge Of His uolnean,ssw has eondesosuaed to
receive thaal With confidence
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-03-28
DIFFICULTIES OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE,
DONE INTO APPARENT RHYME.

Sally Saltcr, sho was n young teacher who
taught,
And her friend Charley Church, was n preach.
or who praughtl
Though his enemies called him a scrcechor
who scraught.
His hoart, whom ho saw hor, kept sinking and
sunk,
And his eyes, mcOting hcr's, began winking,
and wunk,
Whilc shc, in her turn, fell to thinking. and
thunk.
Ilo fastened to woo her, and sweetly he
woood,
For his lovo grew until to II mountain ii
grooed,
And what ho was wanting to do thon he dood
In secret he wanted TO speak, and no spoke.
To sook with his lips what his heart long had
soke,
So ho managed to lot tho truth leak and II
loko.
Ilo asked her to ride to tho church and they
rode;
They so swoctly did glide, that they both
thought they glodc,
And thoy camo to tho place to bo tied and
were todc
Then homoward, ho said. lot us drive, and
they drove,
And rs soon rs thoy wished to arrive, they
arrovo:
And whatever ho couldn't contrivo shc con-
troye.
Tho kiss ho was dying to stcal. then ho stolc
At the feet whore ho wanted to kneol, thon he
knolo;
And he said 4" | focl bcttor than over lolc."
SO they to zach othor kept clinRing and clung
While timc his swift circuit was winging and
wung
And this was tho thing ho was bringing, and
brung;
Tho man Sally wanted to catch and had
cnught-
That she wanted from others to snatch, and
had snaught,
Was tho ono whom she now loved to scratch,
and sho seraught.
And Charloy's warm lovo began freezing and
iroze
While ho took to tcasing, and cruelty tozc,
Tho girl he had wished to bo squeezing and
squoze.
Wretch he cried, whom she threatened to
lcavo him and loft,
How could you deceive me, MS you have DO
cclt 20
And sho answered 81 promised TO cleavo
and pve cleft"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-03-28

EVERY now and then the police records
of large cities furnish the reading public
with the information that an awkward
chrysalis in the shell of masculine attire
has developed into n lovely being of the
others Most cities are protected against
the imposition Of females upon them in
the garb of males, and this leads to the
final collapse of the experiment. The
most recent Of these cscapades has come
to light in Philadelphia, the little sinner
being bright-eyed German lassic who
has been loading rifles in shooting gal
lery in boys attire. She is quite child
and remarkably bright. AS usual, she
excused her appearance on the plea that
she could obtain work in no other way,
and that in male attire she was secure
from insult. There is a moral behind all
this which cannot be ignored. The mis-
cradle wages paid to girls and women in
stores and workshops account for much of
the crime and misery Of society, and there
is a vast deal more trlth than compliment
in the fact that women are insulted be-
cause they are women. The places which
should be filed by bright intelligent girls
are filled by stupid young men who ought
to be doing manual labor in the fields or
the carpenters shop, instead Of measur-
ing tape and selling stockings, corsets and
bustles in dry-goods stores. In these
places u woman's sphere. Modesty joins
with economy in urging their claims to
such positions, and to the salaries paid
their interiors of the other sex.