, 1874-12-27

WENT AT IT MOST MELoD1ousLY,
rolling his blessed eyes and gazing At the ceilin
after the fashion OF ali lsingess,-coufound then
Here on this bosom,
| A1y Michael, come rest;
| Your arms round my neck,
Your face my vest.
Too long hare We lived
Asunder, apart;
| Divided in body,
United III heart.
The proof of or union
| aMeDonsid / coivtn,"
/ Tho trm n1no shall be-
You pluck the Granger:
] No odds how IT'S DONE
| Chuck-n-luck, roulette,
| Faro, vingtun.
| I ahfe'd you from danger,
DefTieuding your game.
/ ~ my share Of the swag
+! a third shall caim.
At this moment A1r. Mcdonald rushed int
the Mayors arms, and remained locked in hi
| embrace for 1928. Time was kept By Georg
| Mansur. There was not dry eye in the room
Everybody wept us if tho solid earth had beer
| ono solid onou, and the sun and stars cloves o
] celestial garlic. The event was one of natona
| interest. It was Crsar making d league Will
| Pompey.
| AT TABLE,
| when the hugging was over, the party. increased
BY several distinguished civilians who bad beef
struggling in from tl1ne to time sat down to
! delicious repast. NIr. Mcdonald sat at the
head Of the table, with the Acting Mayor On his
right, and .Mr. Trlde on his left. Following
TIude came Father Forhan and then a juror 0,
Cnnrt No1t - M,yor calvin cona oont H;a1.a-
So far as practicable. they ran in trcys-one
| 1rlshman, one German, and one American. This
| TO avoid Disputes.
| or t:Sh.,1 cnr irn;v.. nnI fnrla m.rch :, 10
! front?" ~
'Let LIZ respect tho prop1iotics," said Harry
| n1o,ss a,v co5o f'D0>
E..nor Eo,,on did q, :, 8, n,arnor which won.
IN tte hearts of hs a,,,;srca Ha raterrod ~
the f,ct th,t their i'onoTad o,,ast heI ;nst s
| cmerroi from TIM d,r; watsrs IL Lad bean aS,
sntino1ad n aora md or:avons tr,oIs Ta1r1nn1
49, So har ~ ;.eanao Q oar.,1- ~ 49, H. - !
he. 'aue natad hv nsra,si ht M ha
been maryeiousiy supported, and lad come com T forth nth
.ara 49, a. rort,',,to anJ VIZ s,on asa, r W.
n,sconstrnod and octions ,n;sinter,ratad 9r,en
hnwcvor won,d assnrs11v ;,s,;fv ,han, 1n,',
Carr;tr Mia Gaarv ii Ia.,,.;1s a,, tam
Others murmured assent. ' '1 . 49,"
~ .a-,a t;,na nftor ,,o,,;,,, ,o,,, - toaua
oxcen. >''''1 o' A~7 S'11A ~ ao''o
rur n. ,TrrR or rS7vrs .~n roors
tho n,urmur Of Inn,1nsraLIe ;a3s. the , enrr1e of
w,nc ~ r. yas ,n1rnI into ,he ri,saes .T,i In o
r,;, 40 troaI ~ H. t. s4o anh sno
n ia rJYn T.
.,nong ;ho ,,uosts n.,I .r"ta ~ fr,n ~
YrshHon ot tha f,h1a fo, 1rh;str ,o1Ia.t -
1inuors A.ocnarai hmm of assent ran arornd
ft,n i,nor3 aud tha hnrsr hottics VIII f;.tia
rah,1es ~ toir ,rouths I;la Domnstta1os ,raJo
tair nnnaorsnca and looon cro1o .irs. ~;tb ,rtt'
,r-ost act,r;tr w. .rata- xn,nsa1 -,-o,, ~
+hio nnd liz cnes,. d,r;,ad ~ aa,era;,., ~ ~
,i,o;r ,rnnt,r;t; sorno rrnto-r;,c, ~ tt,o; 49, ~
i,nt nnS otinna mit % coid ~ o, ,xntar ~ E,9 M.a
,i,nra Laon limo ,ha e0 ronortnr ,ran1d ar1
,,ara ea"n-ad s..+;et;cs ~ t,s ro,,,, "oura ~
nart,nt no;nt hut inst W. ho v,a ae th;,t;n9
nnf Il 1{or,v awranca cbo ,,.ad ~ T;na
f,roa;dant s;ood m ND With In;ta-b,ndIa 40 ,,d
- ~: ~; htt ~ a ~ 49, af',-u IL nA.A. '
;Thars vna r,ofornd a;,arca Tnn confa h,va
tha ;rar;os 1'''' A''@>' aD' o''' 0'et' 3A11<04t
:. co,,tIan,o,, >, amid ha ..+,a h,,s;no., ~ t,a
W, ~ nr W. omoraa m,a"t vii A. naa tgas.
1ass "1s ~ I ~ No@' 'AA $3.50 1~~A~
zo,p-s
"wait Bit. said Ja,ry. he Of po,itcal fame.
a.s ~ sstu ~ ~ po't.ls11 tan'
W. WY ns;t; nas ngon Gatta ol h Loeia'
ta. ~ ~, ,,o1t1a1nnrs ~, a,a nn.@,a ~
he present. 1,ct ma read them"
Fyerybndv knew that ali Jerry vanted was to
,,at ia norna ~ +ha nanars bn, arar~.hod,. .-ao
sos 4e t. no1Ao ~ ~ PnFsAos Das o,IA oo"t VOC
oA u4a AAsu sutuo4oA, aAo Ae4s 6ooo-Aatoleu, 80
no went ahead.
The first WAS cableErAm from Tim Fuller,
&%
snsr,;cioua nccaqion ffhan fhera vac n hriof
d;apatch from Mr Tuaad tn tLa afract that ~
cutnstances over which he had no contrcl etc.
prominent Alderman wrote to say that he waa
working up a little lob far the Common Coun-
iii ,nd 1roa too hrav 1avinr rrirna r. .ttond
49, nu ,a o,.Ia 1 ttaT -. do ~ ~ ~.
!1ucu mi - ~ WIN oo 6tAt " ~ ~ tou
foloI pe6Eeu " po e2toscu oa acGoaAt "a s1tA-
ness. lie had not been out OF bed except to
vote for the South Bide Railway CompanV's Or
{l.paucc and TINT was " business" not ponsure
r ottorz rrara .a|s, road from G,,s Van R,roo
Eli anu oaul feiRer, Ine ea1tor o. Inc NeSIeFn
CdAt0Ilc, ana several Others. lhe newspaper
man wauted to come, but hB overcoat was hung
nm at tho SIGN OF tho Three Bells. If thoT
,rmIId .enJ lin, n hott1e at Whisky In wor1d ia
. e1I;Ios N'' oo'S - "-'>' 49, "o'~ ~
MocA ooAhea.
DAN oHANA.
Jerry having had his dny, and smiled down
about feet On John Garrick. the representative
Of the Fossil Democracy Of the prehistoric ara.
the individual who took the part Of Mr, OHara
finished bis glass. and taking from his assistant
the aforementioned harp, swept his fingers
over it's strings, touched it plzzc3to Us tho |
learned saw and broke forth. fll}-foce1 in tha |
following spirited di1ty, the audience by request
Joining IN the chorus:
u,,, =, ,hs .,,,,, WIN L. .r,,,n,n, ,s-,n,.a
Honors m md 4i ilcFs'nss ~ bis norton hays bean.