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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-24

LIE LATE MEETING OF THE RICU-
"'Np SnAREnoLDERs.-On the first
f"sc Oh to-day's SENTINEL will be
.'"hu portion Of the proceedings of
n IN hichmond Company. recently held
nohiol, to give MesslS. Probert and
|on ilIah an opportunity to report
e general prospect of the
i"cs OF the company. The account
~ "o iohg for II issue of our paper;
MI oiiailce will appear tomorrow. 1t
"nl be observed that Mr.. Probert
,arr""'Ns confidently and in glowing
N'hhs OF the future of Ruby Hill.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
E.rec.ez,ea p,tag az.

We have been requested To publish the
subjoincd letter addressed tO,an infinen-
,ial citizen Of Washington county:
WAsnIxGrox, ID. c., June 10, 1874.
DEAR SIR: II it had not been for Col.
Phillips we would have lad tho Land
Office al Kirwin before this. For the
sake Of the entire interests of the north
ern tier, We must unite against his re-
nomination this fail. He has never re-
deemed the first promise he made to his
friends. He is the most cratic, impui-
sive, capr:cious and cone. tied man that
ever represented any community. He
is at variance with our en;ire delegation.
lie Is also hand in glove with his old
clients from the Indian Nation, ard Is
attempting 10 farce through q bill 1"
ailot the lands of The Indian Territory
GU; 10 individuals, thus fixing -'hc tee
simple. and forever preventing the gen
erai government from purchasing the
iairc~I portion OF Gods earth, and open
ing i, tor settlement by the whites. The
same parties are engaged in making a
raid on the United States Treasury for
!: half million, under some pretcxi dating
back 10 1858. He Is THEIR prime sup
porter. II. also, last Monday, voted
against taking up and passing the Senate
bill for the equalization Of soldiers
houn,lcs, and giving them 100 acres Of
land, thus defeating the bill for this ses-
sior. He has done nothing at all worthy
of note for lie State, though from his
connection with the newspaper gang, he
is enabled to have the press dispatches
read, is If he WAS the principal worker
in the passage Of the Usage Land bill
and the timber set when the truth Is,
bot, of these measures originated witt
NJ. Ingalls,.
hope vcG will FIX your county for
.anti-Phil!ips mea in The convention. Any
one else would he TT improvement, upon
him Nathan Price wuuid suit every
orc here. Certainty Phillips has been
orr persistent cnenir and deserves no
favor from yeur hands or men either. |
nope you VIII use tais information
where !, will do some good.
ELIAS l.. DEiNE.
-Ie1rrp,rOyfk Eou.prrci4i.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
From SHeden.

\ Swed.s., /, a-Dar'y is a Tery pleasant
affair. At eight D'c.u k, tea, coffee, bis
Cults, and cakes src passed to each upou
entering. A, every hall hour ices
and cakes, or rcireshin. beverages, snch
as punch, orseat, and selizer with
champagne. are served until supper is
announced when the G;n,ng-room is
thrown open, where Il table, loaded with
substantiaIs and de!icacies, still farther
teinpts the appetite. i;ari, married lady
helps to the dishes sI.c prefers, the young
ladies and the men iaii:n. back Until
the mairons have taken their first in
s,aimen,, which may be salmon, with
Mayonnaisc sauce. or game. or chicken
crnluc,lcs. or varions other dishes. The
walters scrvc the wine aud remove tie
rlatcs and glasses. Jeiiics, swcetmcat>,
oranges, grapes. e., are served with the
supper, but no lies. The custom Of
whiting upnn ones self seems rather an
odd one 1T first, bat il is very sensible,
aud one readily grow. accusi onrd To H..
IL saves ri. the .mrly bnr'y that we have
ia orr suIp.r rooms. Each gets wh:.,
each desires Guic,ly aud orderly, wilhou,
the rushing backward and forward
,hroHg!, u crowd which orr men so
yooina,uredlv perform for ladies when
tii.ing their orders. Here the men are
enabled to ca, comfortably, without an
appearance OF :,ormandiZing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
-Learcamo,th Commercial.
D0n-t Want Him.

The Whole northwest announces thai;
she dosn'l want amy of ". 4. Phillips.
She arrived u; ,hi> CONCLUSION some Tins
since. Some of The reasons tor such -
couria>ion are:
First, that 81. wants a representative
who has some interest III her besides Sc
cur;u. her vote for himself.
Second, that she wants Il representa-
tive who is not sold GU, IL The ra.lroa,!
m"nnpnii"s.
Third, tia. she wants a representa-
tive who has some regard for the most
sacred pledges.
the coming tail campaign promises
10 be more than oriiuariy lively one.
The nnrihwcs: 'cpudia,es W. A. Phillips
altogether, and will support with steady
and faithful enthusiasm her home can
dida,e, Hon. \. A. Thomas. The coun-
ties of Clay, OTTAWA, Lincoln, RUsscll.
Ellis. Rocks, Norton. Smith, Osborne,
Mitchell. Jewell, Republic ana Washing
ION Will go solid in snpror. of Captain
Thomas. Phillips uwn county, Saline,
will, in ali probability, repudlate BIN
right at hi- threshold.
Phillips county is the only one IN NJ
far northwest which makes any. show u:
endorsing her namesake, the ":,reat y
financial economist, aud even there 4.
large majority il already s,rennous!y
contestin. his political interest; and /; II
not ii all certain that Phillip, coan.y
viii not send delegates 10 lie Congress
:onal Conven ion opposed TO Phillips.
II Phillips had been tbs .n.n his con
siitEcais 1T the time he lock his seat
hoped he would prove himself 20 be, he
wcE!d have had little "r no opposition
in the coming campaign. Ever since be
went into Congress, however, re has
devoted his slender abilities t, hnun my
ana prosecuting every one who had the
foresight 10 See that he would b. j':st
what he has proven himself to he. lie
has Justly earned the universal name %:
"tricks,cr and I" iimcscrrcr," AMI has
shows himself so clearly the advocate Of
railroad corporations ,ha, ',c has 40 hope
of rc-clcc,ion.--C Carter City Tribune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

\ Worcester hoy Was en-. aged in noe
,urna! cherry stealing short time ago,
and WAS observed by the owner Of the
fruit, who. unnoticcd by the young rob
Der, placed . large stuffed dog at the
foot oi the tree and retired TO watch the
result Of tho strategy. The boy de-
scendins observed the dog, and then the
iun commenced; he wh;>tled, coaxed,
threatened unava;iir,ir, the animal not
moving, and finally ,aSyOn:h expecting
the inevitable, sctl!, 4 down t. passing
the nigh, in the tree. After sume hours
had passed YEARLY enough - the lad.
morning dawned, aad the proprietor oi
the tree coming trom the hnuSc, asked
him how he c:,.nc l., bc in the tree. 10
which the boy ans Scred tina. he took L"
i, to save himself from the dag, wh"
had chased !,,n, quite a distance. IL isn't
healthy Tor Il smaller boy 10 s3y stuffed
dog 20 that yoU,h now.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
wso i. the aerof

Whatever excuses may be m.suc Tor
Theodore Tilton, all will unite IN saying
that had hc gone to his grave with his
story nnuttered, his part won!d have
been nobler done. II is only now and
then that we Come across character
that can cniurc u great wrong silently.
A man or woman " ho can go on, year
after year, suffering tho 1r,ie ANA con.
tempt OF the world, finally dying and
making no sign, all Cor the sake OF an
other. and that other unworthy, Is IN
deed great. Ii requires heroism for such
u sacrifice; and as only accident discov-
ers it, we do not know, Of course, how
many there may be acting this noble
part around US. That they are excep-
lionai, however, caHnot be doubted.
There was exhibition oil this spir-
i, on The part of brave old Sam uous-
ton, of Texas, which may have been
weii-n,gh forgotten, but which tanghi
those familiar with the circumstances.
that underneath his bluff exterior there
beat Il heart capable OF the most noble
deeds. He was married Ia :: lady whom
ne loved devo,ediy and with whom he
doubtless hoped To spend many happy
years. Hardly had the marriage been
su!emnized, when ho discovered
that she had been living - life
Incompatible With her character -
his wife. VIVA, passed between the two
is unknown; bat he quietly separated
from her, assumed the b,aAic consequent
upon abam.lonment, and lett society to
find out AS best i, could by other means
the reason for All act which was, IS usu-
nj, denounced rs cruel aud cOwar!iy.
The circumstances of this case were pc
cu!iar. Gcac-,l Houston was at that
time q Young man Of remarkable prom
Use, and had shortly before been elected
Governor OF Tennessee by an over
whelming majority. He resigned his
office and gave up all prospect OF achiev-
ins higher d,sniies and honors, abaa-
dnned civilization, weat To the west OF
arkansas; joined the tribe OF Cherokee
Indians, Of which Oosoo,ka- was pr.nci-
Pal chief, and by an official act OF The
ruin. chiefs was formally adopted as Il
trial was great, bat be did not taiter,and
The detail, "i his l:tc-srievancc he ear
ried with him to the grave.
How grandly this act Of sc!!-cracitix-
ION by the subsequent, hero oil San ia
cin,o compares with the course pursued
by the Brooklyn husband, who Is filling
the wori.. with the knowledge vi his
w.fs's alleged d:shonor and his child
rcn's shame, II all that - charged
against Henry Wa-d B:ccher shoald BIZ
,rua-wbich VIC shall believe onlv when
compelled to !y irretras.b!s- testimony
the Course pursued by Ti!,on, fist a.
;...o mcr and now Is prosecutor, ander
the pre,enS" OF vlndica';ns his e'ar'e-
ter q viii bring 10 him nei,!'cr profit
aor hauD!, nor sympathy, for supreme
>ci.ishrcss, overshadcwing even the
rarnmnueSi sentiment of patcrnai prize,
Seelns to have possessed a d weli-nish
consumed iim.-CHb ago Ih'.r- Ocean.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
The woman xao Narrles a Foreign Celebrity.

There is u narrow, ugly street in Bal
timOre, where women rarely come, but
one is often seen there. II j in the
shape of little old woman, that sallies
from u boarding house on the corner.
less often recently than it used TO be, a
feeble, stopped, taltering frame, and
wizened, wrinkled face, wigged and
specialized. The old lady uses her At.
tcndant's arm as n support, and passes,
apparently without notice, the group Of
takers that stare or point her out to o
stranger. II some OF the more deterrent
Salute her she strengthens moment, and
returns it with Il touch Of her oil grace
that wrought her fame aud misfortune.
She is not q celebrity o: to-day: her
story stretches back full sixty years, to
the days wnen 81 handsome pusillam;nous
exile married her on his own c.price,
and repudiatcd her at the beck OF his
brother. For she is Madame Jerome
Bomaparte, as she has always proudly
styled herself; once the wife, now the
widow. OF Jerome Bonapartc, king Of
Westphalia. Beautiful, brilliant, and
aristocralic, Miss Patterson married him,
then an uuhn1wn stranger. against the
wishes and roauscl OF all her friends. In
a few months Napoleon. imperial and ina
perious, cnn.jurei up a kingdom for his
brother, and babe him come 20 it,. We
know the condition on whici. it was OF
tered; We all know how i; was accepted.
Marital obligation never stood much in
the way of the Bonapar,e family. Mad
anne Patterson Bonmpar,c is very old
and peculiar. Her son, Jerome, who
never saw HIS father, Is dead, but his
widow and child, third Jerome, with
unmist,kabie Bonapar.e face, are still
living IA Baltimore:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
re,ub,Ie.s State Convention.

delegate convention Q. The Iusn,ans h 0 H sn
s.ss. n Ksrsas III be- s.d in Representative n ~
the city OF To,~ka, "Wednesday the .2'n n"s ~. vI
Auru.i A. u. lisa 1T tn, h"''r 'a ~ - rs H w
EMF, - Of naIinr candidate fer The 'o"wihs Oh
Nets. town.:
eiOseruJr
y-ersenant Governor
Secsrtary OF State
s.ditCr OF State.
1,~Heurer nj state
k.tsrsey General.
ss,reriufend-nf Of Pu'iic l,s'-ucf,oa
,,,s. Ass,ciste Justice al the >ul refis ,,'t! r
All of the counties legally crxaniEe Al ,he s'itn. %
IN, l>st legislature and others, SHAH We esl..i
N Jhr f.iivyriny r. representation, tn-~h- iNo-uee
xfcs from each r~prs sentative fisti:si
- mat 'i.s n-iinars ii';'i's, ''i 'r
u,,cts %, riectny Delegates TO the stare cn4'
krrrin called. h. hell sturdy t1s i,'i Gay =.
Aurust ST. - SAGA hours .:l=. 1c .esi:aA,sN y.
~ Q.,.,s clsi;Iee ef c..t. representative "is" -,
~ in tint even; tina, b. sn. coiiin'v ~ ie
c-nrrsl G. pm:tt.-e Ct the corniy ,,
tits rscclnrnst. that n ad ,on - me
h..ri p,ny.lad fer cnc alternate 'e cit ced i"r e!c5
,ivlrru~ NJ pe.son will Il. entitsd t. 81 OF VOC.
a. the c,uv, ui.an By yiytus of holding te lr"xes OF
ny % TUG JOHN GUTHRIE. Chairman.
D. D. ENa.Er. SECRETARY
Jar~ II Isl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

all times To talk on any matter until our
friend says enough" He ought know
that from what he has experienced in
previous controversies.
Nearly every other article in last
weeks Heru!d was nauscous laudation
Of that great maj, Phillips. The same
OLD stereOiyped language abont there
no, being another such man in the world
as this same Phillips. Without telling
US wha. he has done as a congressman,
VIC are ask cd 10 tell what he hasn't done,
We viii! wait fer the organ OF Col. Phil
Inns to tell us of the claims the latter
has upon the people for Congress.
The Herald admits that we never
pledged Col. Philips that We would sup
port h:m, and then makes use Of the toll
lowing statement, * He made I TO the
Coio.elS friends rs he will not, and dare
not deny" We do deny il empha,ically
and call upon the Hsra!i man to produce
proof.
7, answer TO our assertion that Col.
Phillips is 'uEcntcrprisins," tue Herald
man says:
aft that is so, where did he get all tina,
nc has had "locked Up in eastern banks,
and that has made him 'thc richest man
in Saline county"
There are many men, friend Hanna, who
are rich and are not very enterprise g.
Such one is Col Phillips.
"The JOURNAL again accuses us OF
having 'boltcd' once" says the Herald
man. Yes, VIC dc accuse Tim 81 having
bo!.ed two, if NJ, more times. lie bolt
ed ia 1867 and 1858. That; h. did this
is well enough known, and Is verified by
some oil his 1uondam friends.
Tho citizens of Sa.ina. of Saline eoun-
tv. the people of the State Of Kansas
aud the United States, and newspapers
al! over the land, will Justify friend
Hanna in saying D: any onc who merits
them the same things we have said OF Col
Phillips, without calling ''.e sayings al
attacks upon his personal character. Yet.
Hanna -roans :Gnt! calls Us a l.aragWard.
The truth hurts. and Hanna calls it an
attack upon Phillips character. We'll,
let i, go so.
Hanna SAYS We asver write articles
against candidates which are free OF
personalities. We are quite posriiive
thai we have, but That he never did.
We have been careful! to state only
truths from the first and there are enough
Of them without resor.iug to misrepre
scHtat,1n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

In company with Mr. {. {. Sprisg we
made "a hurried visit TO Saiina last
Thursday. Without any attemp, Il, Hat
terry in return for the cordial greeting
we received from our brothers in the
profession, and the other Gentlemen
whom 1t WAS or fortune t. meet, We
were astoni,hed at the beauty oi the
town and its surroundings. IL would
te si;nriy useless to enter into :: detailed
statement Of The location. business. and
general description o! Si!ina a; this time
as ii has been so ably AMI frequently
done by newspaper correspondents here
tnforc. The contrast between Ellsworth
and S:,lina III relation 10 ihe attractive
ness Of their respective streets is so
marked, that it would be vel! for US TO
emulate that spir.t which has resulted
in identifying those of Salina, and the
immediate vicinity OF it's public bnild
ings with their healthy growth of shade
trees. The most conspicuous thought
that entered orr mind. however, AZ VIC
contemplai ed the thrift and enterprise
so ralpabie in Salina, was, that all this
is the result of entire Dependence upon
the resources of her own county, and
not tram any effort 10 buiil rP u town
upon an giraffe trade. ant! causes clearly
eXiraneous /; 10 the dctrimeni of the set
,iement. and prosperity q the surround
in. cuuntry.-EiSse5sth Reporter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
rEs: FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS!

The arguments the Herald man uses
in defence Of our articles against Col.
Phillips are very ridiculous. He makes
swssping deniais in every instance but
furnishes no proof TO snstain them. He
accuses others of being bIackguards and
then deals out t!ackguard;sm by The
double handsfui. He is curious pict-
ure-this frantic man-and we do not
at all wonder that he strikes so biindIy.
as he is completely hemmed in.
Ii he can prove that Col. Phillips has
''expended more money in the improve
ment Of Sslina than any other four men
in the place" shy don't he furnish the
rroofs Can be find five business men in
the city who viii! say that it is true! No,
he cannot. And that's what hurts Han
ma! But he can find plenty Of business
men who will tell him TO his face that
Phillips has the least enterprise OF any
moneycd man in the county.
The editor of the Herald has nothing
- say concerning the sale of those bus
:ness lots. By his silence be admits
what we charged CONCERNING Col Phi.
lips refusing 10 build upon some Of The
most desirable lois II, the city or sell
t.ssna 10 those who would do 81.
The KTaii man states that We at
tempted to'.beg of % and back oat OF tbs
controversy. VIC never are afraid OF
such smsii guns as the Herald man
shoots, and arc ready at any time and at
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
PLlxY FARMERS GLIB.

EUREKA TowSs1ip, July 9th, 1871.
EDITOR .JoUsNAL:-There is an organ
iza,,on in the south east part OF this
township, called the Piiny Farmers
Club To which | wish to call the att'n
ton OF Your worthy readers, in the hope
,ha, they my be induced to $50 and do
ii.iew Use"
[, is composed o! sonc Ten or fifteen
families, that c!eot q. each others houses
IN turn, once :. week in winter, and once
Il month in summer for social and mcnia!
Improvement. They ne, Z. 8 +. NJ. IN
simmer and iiave Il picnic supper cen
Iucled By the ladies of tie club. The
.adT q. whose house they meet pro" dcs
tea and coffee. They discuss matters OF
interest TO farmers, listen 10 essays upon
various subjects, read \ paper filled with
items Of local interest, with amusing hits
at the different mem bers. The hours
bass prottably and quietly away, and at
early bedtime they go to their homes
refreshed aad improved by the relaxa-
ton from their daily duties. The writer
Of this had the pleasure TO attend the
last meeting at the house of Abraham
Amos, Esq, on the 20 inst. We toand u
circle of intelligent and cultivated gen.
tlemen and ladies With their children.
After ala hour spent in social chat, me
club was allied 10 order by the Preel-
dent, Geo. T.. Lockwood, Esq, and alter
some miscellaneous BUSINESS had been
transacted, essays were called tor, ana
one upon !" Recreation was read, Ia
which ice writer took ,''e position that
us a people, We did not have rccreaiion
enough. Ina, our pursuit Of money was
too absorbing, ard wore lis out hod'iy
and mentally to" soon.
A very interesting paper was read ~
Miss Collins and Mr.. kcrshaine, abound
ing in good selections, both solid AID
humorous, with many local hits and
aInsions. Supper was passed r'und j"
the open air in the cool Of the evening,
and did crcdI; to the culinary skill OF the
ladies Of the club. After supper the ciIb
was again called TO order, and the sub
Jet q. discussion ioi "a. evening, = dc
financial policy of the government, was
introduced by the President in an excel
lent essay in which he approved imitation
and approved a speedy return t" specie
basis. The day had been SO hot, and
the evening hours wore SO Uniting thai
the subject was postponed until The next
meeting, and the remainder Of the even
ing was devoted TO social enjoyment.
This closed q very pleasant meeting
and as wc rode home IN the beaatiiui
moonlight, We wished that every neigh
borhood might organize such cinb.
There all meet, old and young, with 1T
tie iorma.,ty, and for u few hours the
tolls and vexatiops Of lite are forgotten,
and at the close OF the day, The members
return to their respective homes
strengthened and encouraged for the
daily duties OF life. w. +.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
An amusing incident occurred at FL.

An amusing incident occurred ut I'll.
dorado the other evening. A man re-
Gently buried his wife. got married nn-
mediately much TO the disgust OF his
n.ishtors, who tn he rcvengcd turned
on; in large numbers asd gave Kim g
r3usinc charivar'. The easily conso!ed
husband stood ;ie racket IS leas rs pos
sih.e, when nc came 10 the door and ad-
minis;ered - scataing .ebuke TO the
crowd in this manner: SAINT you
ashamed of yourselves 10 ho p'asing
such a noise about my house when a fu-
neral took pia:c here bu, four days ago.:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

Theodore Tilton WAS arrested last
week Tuesday upon Charge of SANDER
against Mr.. Becccher, preferred by VII
liam J. Gaynor, writer for the Brook
lyn Daily Argus. Mr.. Gaynor declared
his object in procuring the arrcs. 10 be,
10 force public examination in court
of law. The case was subsequently dis
missed. Beecher's examination before
the Plymouth church committee IS abou.
completed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

The Lawrence Standard publishes the
following:
Hon. Jonathan Weaver, Of Saline
County, is spoken of as suitable noni-
nation 10 be made on the Reform ticket
:or State Auditor.
We have not talked with Mr.. Weaver
lately upon political topics, BID; arc ralh-
er Of the opinion that any nomination
ca the Reform ticket would not "wash y
with him. We have no doUbt bat thai,
it would be % suitable nomination. if
tie ticket were Republican. We have
understood all along that Mr.. Wea. er is
a Republican and in favor Of working for
all measures Of reform through the me-
c;,m Of TIE REM hlicsn ra-ty only.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
Re-sh.;ern District Convention.

Thc I~publrcars 81 the tirst ,onere sonai ,e, &C.
~ ,hs sts,. Of kanSas all meet ~ dtieyae coNsn
~ m n, court house. in the city at JcasenS' YIN.
A. IN. .0tp a.y &C August 4 = 1874, 1t the h,ui 9,
ave oslecl +. B.. Tor The purpose o. h."i"''''s
.,,,e "a. a,brr Of Congress for sad On
This rony,nti,D shall De composed "i t"o eef -;'s
fyom each ne, scui.iivc district in this
I, 10 r. co,n,ened :i,a. ,he l-glt.s 10 iis coisei
,o. he ei.Ci~i en- the 18Th day Of August az iae
- ~ meeting called for r.rpcsc OF exciting lie
-.,.s 70 the State tonrer;ilE ali that II tbe sam:
I'm an ettr,a;e shall be esrtcd fer each regular a.
f'gstr- .r.-.,~ -, ,.:--
., Ns ,ha.;an the lifh inst.
GYhra LELAND, Js secretary
Hen,h,ic an plsrs of fbc district l!rasc copy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

There was an old couple a; the central
depot yesterday waiting TO 20 through
TO the West. and they seemed loving
en- ou.h unit. the old man went on; and
returned smoking iye-cent cigar and
with his hat sian;ing over his LETT ear.
rhe wife looked at him twice before she
could recognize bin, AMI then opened
hermolt!, ard said: "What'd tel. you,
Ph;Ictus Remington, before we lett New
Jersey2 Didn't ! say you go an! make
a tool o! yuarSelt the first chance you
gois' He triSi 10 pac:fy her By saying
that the cigar only cost iirc-ceats, bat
she shouted sY,n leased and te..scd
,ili lot you sit yoar boots biacscd;
then YOU wanted some soda water;
then yen bought apples On the train,
and here's another five cents thru vi
= as: 1t asl.counts mp. and ifyou don't
die in the poor-house then my name
bain't Sary ..'-Detrcit Free Press.