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The residence of Mrs. Bossier, on
Washington street, was attempted to
Ike fired by some incendiary on Wed.
nesday night last. Happily tho blaze
was discovered and extiuguished in
time.
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Appointments for our State Can
VlSS.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party, :
New Orleans, Sept. II, 1876.

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Driuocratic Conservative Party,
New Orleans, Sept. Il, 1876. }
Mass Meetings of the Democratic:
Conservative party will he addressed
by the followins speakers: Gen: L.
T. Nichols. Hon. l.. A. Wilt, Hon.
| II. \. Oy,lom. GOV. John McE"rry. IL
| N. S,mfo,d, X. G. Wicklifc. Albert
Vmrhies. ). J. n. Smith, K. II. Mari,
p. L. Thrarl, B. F. Jonas, and Carl
ct"r Hunt. The meetings will he held
o. follows:
sept. l7-Snmlay, Vaudeville.
Sept. I9-Tur>tlay. Amite City.
Sept. :.-Friday, Iberia.
Sept. % atnr,lay, St. Marti"vil|e.
Sept 25-M"nllay, Franklin.
Sept. 2S-i'hnrs,lay, Clinton.
Sept. %,-Fri.lay, ll'ervilIe.
Sept. :W-Satnrlay, Baton Rouge.
Oct. 3-rues,lay, Floyd aud AL
Leville.
Oct. 5-Thurs.lay, Delta aud Ver'
millionville.
Oct. 7-Saturday, st. Joseph aud
Grand Coteau.
Oct. s-Snnday, Opclousas
Oct. 9-Monday, Vhlalia & Wash
ingt"n.
Oct. H. "Wednesday. Manksville.
Oct. l4-Satunlay, Alexandria.
Oct. lt;-Monday, Montgomery.
Oct. l7-Tncs.lay. Natchlt"ches.
Oct. l9-Thurs4lay, Cousl,atta aud
Mansfield.
Oct. 2l-Satnrilay, Shreveport.
Oct. 23-Monday, Bellevue.
Oct. 24-Taes.lay, Minilen.
Oct. 25-Wchnes.lay, Homer.
Oct. q Thursday, Arcadia.
Oct. Is Saturday, Vienna.
Oct. D-M"nilay, Farmersville.
Nov l-Wetlnes.lay, Oakrilge.
| Nov. 2-Thursilay, Delhi.
I. w. PATTON,
President State Central COMMITTEES
Democratic. Conservative Party ol
Louisiana.
PmILlr POWER, JR., Secretary.
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Attention Subscribers.

The subscribers to the v1NDlCA.
TOR who are owing ne, mast pay up
st once. The amount from each IL
email, bat Gums up largely 10 the ag.
gseHate.
All parties owing will And their &C.
counts In the hands of our collector
uwlrss they pay up before the lat Oc.
tOlev.
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Democratic valuation Of property
in 1861 and 1865, not including slaves,
45.96l ,9H. Rate Of, Democratic par.
ish taxation, one and one. half mills
90 the dollar.
Radical valuation Of property IN
le73, $l.74.iO.
Rate Of Radical Parish taxes, sixty.
fOnr and One.half mills on the dol
lar. This shows up government.
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On Tuesday, Sept. 10Th, 1876, by Rev.
+. Martin. Mr.. OSCAR W. WATSON to Misa
EMILY r. PAYNE, daughter Of WIN.
Payne, Esq, Of this city.
The vindicasor was tho recipient Of .
large present Of cake and champagne.
"The Office" pledged success aud hapiness
to our friend Oscar and his lovely Bride
in bumpers Of sparkling wine. We know
they deserve, ~ they have, our best
wishes.
"Though fools spurn Hymen's gentle
powers,
W., who improve his golden hours,
BY sweet experience know
That marriage, rightly understood,
Gives to the tender and the good,
A paradise Below
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Dependency. II allowed uncl.cck-
ed, will often prnlucc a morbid con.
dition, ~ that the least unsati sfactOry
affair that happens will swell into
terrifying proportions. The mind
being warped often i,nparts torpidity
to tie Indy, all Of which, more fire..
Quently il the effect of inactiOu of the
liver than from any other cause. aud
b, resulting I" Simmons Liver Rcgu.
lat"r the mind will often find relief
with tie k'dy.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

The Arkansas Radicals were near.
II IA had IN the SchOol business "a
their Louisiana brethren. In Arkan
sas they appropriated eso,"W fot
Schools, aud ut the same time created
school Superintendent and other of.
ficers whose salaries amounted "a
&67 ono, leaving Al3.m for stealags
and not \ continental red for the
schoDls.
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Our merchsnts and business men,
would do we'll to advertise largely
this fall. The crop win be had far
cash, and to get trade, people must
know your whereabouts and what
you are selling The VIxDicAToR Is
the best medium for advertising in
this section, Give % y trial.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

DR.. 8. u. Scrnggs, Presided over
the deliberations Of the Convention
IN September l4th, with marked abili.
ty. Each delegate seemed to feel
that success depended upon his indi-
vilnal efforts, aud We can assure the
people that deep gloom is depicted
upon the faces Of the Radical leaders
in town.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

II Tilden be- dishonest man, AM!
the party seeking to elect him are
merely after "spoils," how il il that
every convicted thief and plnn,lerer
is found among his most iuplacable
opponents
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Read the Platform Of our parish,
Convention aad see If It ~ not asgrps.
sion from first to last.
Now let every man rally {" work.
The battle has opened and let us
move all along the line tn victory.
NJ waveri"g; no tagging, bnt let
all I've ~ and d"ing.
IMPORTANT NEWS. - Chra,,
go,,tls at MCCOOK e. BROS,
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Carl Shnrts writes to Washington
that the Germans of Ohio are arrayril
sgainst the Republicans, and they
will lose the State.
Thus ends Gail Shurtz.
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The parish nominations have been
received with enthusiasm every.
where. Our "ollcst men" tell us
that it is the strongest ticket that has
been nominated in old Nat:l,itoch
since the war.
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HEBREW FEsrIvAL.- Our 1srextite
friends celebrated IN Tuesday and
Wednesday last, their feast of Ros!'
Hashaua, Ut New Year. We had the
pleasure II attending their interest
ing ceremonies, conducted BY a" in.
tellisent priest from New Orleans.
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Registration papers dated between
AUGUST 3lst 1874, and OCTOBER
ed 1874, ARE GOOD. NONE 9TH.
ER6 ARE.
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y i ID D.

At 81 "cI"ck p. m. September t4tl,,
1876, ALLIE BURDETTE, only
daughter ot +. W. and Allie A. Aiwy
Aged 9 years, ID months aud 20 dave.
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L. II. BURDlCK wants it known
that the best meals anl the best beds
can be had ut his Hotel on Front st.
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The following is the list Of officers
Of the different Democratic clubs in
the parish
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One 81 the Radical orators read "a
tho no segroes on Saturday last,
extracts from the Globe. Democrat,
aud New York Tias, denouncine
riljeo, % course, and told these
poos negroes that both those papers
were ssseos Democratic journals.
Il 10 hardly secessary to add, that
these papers are stroug Republican
papers, aud that Judge Breda 10 the
shameless liar who had the check TO
arise 10 the presesee Of dosen white
gentlemen aud tell snch . story.
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Read the notice Of mass meeting in
the different wards of the parish.
These meetings occur on registration
DAYS and every one should attend.
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CALL at once upon McCOOK t.
BROS, aud select your cheap sup.
plies.
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Tlden and Hendricks Club
Meets tonight att o'clock P. NJ
Ladies are invited to attend.
Speeches by
COL, y. PIERSON and n. J. Gun
NINGHAM.
Every member mnst 10 present.
w. II. JACK,
J. p. JOHNSON, President.
Secretary.

Those that have not papers dated
between August 3lst and October "3'l,
MUST De REGISTERED AGAIN!
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Nyon ilon'e believe Radicslisns 10
dead in Louisiana, jnst ssady up the
"crovd ia" that are 'aocking" to hear
tho Radical orators throughout the
State.
Three hundred y far, 10 their larg.
g., ",.nwl.'
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Rally at once, and buy the lowest
priced Dry Goods, At MCCOOK T.
BROS.
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The BEST the. market affords and
we'll served, at Burlick's Boarding
House.
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WANTED Purchasers for Gro
ceries at the lowest prices, by Nc
COOK l. BROS.
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A CARD.
To the Public Of Natekitoches.

TORlvIA LONCORlA will 10 found
at the Market House from Monday the
18th inst, selling beef, 6ne, fat and choice.
At the rate Of FIVE CENTS apowna.
Give him y call.
Sept. l6.-4t.
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You l"se money by not going at
once to NlcCOOK L. BROS, for cheap
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps.
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Don't fail I" Register il You have
not done ~ in 1874,
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All persons who have arrived nj
the age Of q. since last election
MUST BE REGISTERED!
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Carl SchurZ.

ZACH CHANDELIERS MOUTHrIECE SAYS
lie HAS BEEN ADVISED To MEND HIS
WAYS.
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$3.50 !; !: ! !: !: !; !; !: !: !: !: !
VV business we furnish, but

own localities. Have no room to explain
here. Business pleasant and honorable.
Women, and boys and girls do AZ well a.
men. W. will furnish you q complete
Outfit free. The business pays better
than anything else. W. will bear e.
pensc Of starting you. Particulars free.
Write and see. Farmers aud mechanics,
their SONS anil daughters, and oil Glasses
in need of paying work ut home, shonld
write to us and learn all about the work
1T once. Now is the time. Don't delay.
Address TRUE 4 CO., Augusta, Maine.
Sept. l6.
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Come and see what bargains at
MCCOOK e. BROS.
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81 & 50
Democratic Ticktt.
FOE PRESIDENT,
1A24VEI =. T110E0,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR viCE-PKESIDENT,
Yhos. 4. 83J0021034,
or INDIANA.
FOR GOvERNG.,
PRANClS r. NICHOLS,
Of ASSUMPTION.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
LOUIS A. Wil.TZ,
or ORLEANs.
FOR ATTORNEY 0ESERAL.
d. N. OGDEN,
or ORLEANS.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Wm. A. STRONG,
or wlNN.
FOR AUDITOR,
ALLEN JUMEL,
OF IBERvILLE.
Oh NCPERINTENDENT OF PrBI1C Ed
UCATlON.
OOBERT NJ. LUSHER,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR CONGRESS.
Fourth Congressional District,
j. b. ELAN,
or DEsOrO. o
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
COL, DAVID PDERSON,
OF Natchitoches.
PARISH TICKET.
For Legislature,
MORTIMER PEROT,
II. H. HATHORN,
j. AlPHONSE PRUDHOMME
For Recorder,
GEO. w. KEARNEY,
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Register Or yon cannot vote!
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The Presidents If Ward Clubs are
requested to app"int Committees on
Registration at once.
G. F. DRANGUET,
Chairman Parish Central Committee
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Don't he too late 10 getting to Nc.
COOK l. BROS, to buy those low
priced WAGONS, DRUGS, aud all
lines Of Goods generally.
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DOWN WITH PRICES is the cry
ut MC(,OOK l. BROS.
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REPRINTED FROM vlNDICATOR or &C.
TOBER 18th, le74.
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rGE PRESIDENT
1A2GVCI J. Y110E0
OF NEW YORK.
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When Carl Scllurz, in 1877, snp
ported Greeley, the managers Of the
Republican party published aifiilavits
to prove that Mr.. Schurz had swlndled
his German friends at WATERFOWL,
Wisconsin, in some real estate tran.
saction, but Mr.. Schulz is reformed
aud forgives the Republican party.
A correspondent If the n. o. Bal.
letis writes from Delhi, La, as fol-
lows: "Nicholls' reform mixed clubs
are being formed in different parts Of
the parish, into which a few c"l.
ored men are coming. The masses
still fear thc goblin evils with whic!,
the Radical leaders aud their preach.
ers inti,D'date them"
VIM. E. Dodge, the distinguished
merchant Of New York, who has been
accustomed tn contribute largely 10
the Republican campaign funds, an.
nounces that he ~ill give nothing to
the Hayes operators. He said they
tried to rob and black. mail him, and
he owes them nothing. He sees the
connection l,eiweeO Grant and Hayes,
and wants change.
The Germans If the Eight Wan|
Of indianapolis organ i.ed . Tildeu
aid Hendricks club ~ Monday night
with \ membership If seventy .se ven,
which thu Sentinel says will soon X
Increased I" ljO, all of whom have
hitherto acted with the Republican
party.
, 1876-01-22
ITO be continued.

bas IND wa2 ,,itlya adT
, 1876-01-22
from ,hs niury Of An
Early Settler.

The FIRST white family who settled Oh the
snolomish was that of Mr.. Thompson VIII"
stopped while Mt the residence of Z. c.
Ferguson IN this place in 1854 the next was
that Of Jbhn L. Clark, some time during the
winter Of 65, they took up the claim now
known as the Little farm. The end day Of
May following W. B. Sinclair, wife and child,
also Mrs. Ellis. { wife Of the Supt. Of the log
rinr interests Of Amos, Phinney SCo on
| Pill Chnck0 embarked on hoard of the Str.
.Aary Wo~irgf chartered for the occasion,
enroutc for the Snohomish river. Leaving
Port Madison, abnut . o'clock A NJ, and mr.
irving at Priest Point before dark, the Cap
tain not being acquainted with the channel,
decided to anchor until morning Started
earley the next day, but the river was quite
high. and the steamer, but primitive affair,
compared with the fast smiling Zephy- con.
seQuently progress was slow, against the
swollen current. Ta
The passengers were delighted with the
change from the hold abrupt cliffs of the
Sound crowned with weather beaten fir, and
stuntcd cedar, to the sloping grassy banks,
overhung with alder, maple and spruce all
clothed in tender green The fragrance of
crahappe blossoms and snowy lilies, filled
the air, which together with the warm sun
shine and singing birds, seemed the opening
of a new creation, Almost every bend in the
River they surprised an Indian encampment,
the savages all rushed out pell nell, to view
with curious gaze the strange phenomenon
While coming through Steamboat slough,
q frightened deer swan across in advance of
the steamer aud disappeared in the thick un'
derbrush on the opposite shore, shril whis'
tie swaking the echoes added to hisfeetness.
The country WAS wild looking in the extreme,
scarcely footprint of civilization to he seen,
but few claims taken, and very little clearing
done. Arrived during the forenoon at what
is now the thriving village of Lowell; the
sole improvement then made was log house
used by Smith, Wilson & Co. as a logging
camp Reached Cadyville, as it was then
! called, on the evening of the 3d. made q
, yyrtling on the bank below where Packard
~. kson's store now stands; the sight Of
~ %N lsoccupied ly log house used for
~hiep w molly crew viewed the arrival of
'toraseF1 . pstly Indians, very different
The steamer fo> 'ass Of men that now COZ
looking from tsSe,, IONS A small house
grcgate on su'li d~Ts~ 'te the present rest
stood on the street orpos> which Mr. Sin.
lence of John Hilton Esq. ~ 20 .,o,s tho
clair had fitted up for tsmporA, be;ny hut
one now occupied by Mrs. sibc'sS { houss
partially completed. The dwelling u ,or
md barn of Mr. ETC. Ferguson, toGee>
with those mentioned above comprised al
the Improvements Of Snohomish City then
made. All of the present town-site of Sno-
homiSh City was then covered with Il growth
If large trees, excepting smaltract in front
Of, and in the same vicinity OF the above
named buildings.
f1ro ho ,on.inucd
, 1876-01-22

An Irisliman had been lick Tor long
time, and while in this state would occasion
ally ease breathing, and life be apparently
extinct for some time, when be would again
come to. On one of these occasions, when
he bad lust awakened from his sleep, Pair'eK
asked him, AN how'll We know, Jenny
when yc'te desd--ye're after waking up
livery tinieln EBring me glass u, whisky
and say to me, Here's till ye, Jenny" an
if I don't rise up and drink, then bury mo-
". G. Sf9~,
, 1876-01-22

cEtaHr HUNDRED men at the point ofstarv-
alton surrounded the citV hall at Montreal,
demanding work or bread, as five thousand
did Just before in New York city. The
claimsof the unemployed and the. poor OF
this hard winter should be tcuderlV regarded
by the whole community; and it is a great
deal better to furnish work than to dive
desperate men into riot and crime. We owe
all the aid in our powcrto those whom the
bitterness of want has overtaken in this sea
son of general business depression; and it h
not charity, but justice. that the whole com
munity should casc their heavy burden in
every possible way.-Inder.
, 1876-01-22

During the debate in the First American
Congress IN the establishment Of the FEEDER
al army. resolution providing that it should
never axceed three thousand men. wherCup-
on Washington moved an amendment that
no ENEMY should ever invade the country
with force exceeding two thousand men,
The joke wos a perfect success, AMI The
laughter which it excited smothers tie
resslrIieu.
, 1876-01-22

UE9Qg gR bmp rnE, y,s "a -t.r.
Amid tho many suggestions to ~'ves and
mothers, we take pleasure in sand~i'hine
Hhe following very judIcious hints to hus'
bands. '"AF N
Avoid unnecessarily conttadctng your
wafe.==Whcu-s we smell at q rose IT fs TO nm
imbbe the sweetness of its odor; "e likewise
leokr for anything that is amiablee ein N man.
whoever IA oftcri contradicted feels an fnsen-
sibe aversion for the person who contrad'c's'
,Neycr take upon yourself to he censor up
qon your Mife's morals, nor read lectures to
her, except aifectionatelS. Let your preach
s'sisg he good szsmEle. and practice virtue
yourself to make her in love with 1t.
Command her sNtcntion by being always at-
9Issenfise to tet5 never exact anytb'pga from "ef
bathas yan sspil not be willing that she should
reapac iromgTou appear always hatered ny
tbe little she does for you, which will excite
her to kind offices.
WHEN swoman gives wrong counsel never
make her feel that she has done 80, but ieau
yaaher on lily degrees to what seems r''t'ona''
with Tsa11atlneSs and gen,leness; when she Is
convinced, leave her all the merit OF having
found out what was just ard reasonable
Choose we'll your male friends; have pa'
few, and be cautions of offoliowinE their n"
in the matter particularly, Neverbe curious
uunscaaASfily 10 pyiutp your wifes concern n.
but obiec beI cnfidence by that which at 81
-. times'gou repose 10 her, v
Aiwhys preserve order aod economy avoid
peing out Of temper and lie careful never tt
scold. By this means she Will find her own
d, house more pleasant than any other. fseeo'
.sllalsays IN obtain information from he'' es
pecially before company. thouR you may pas
yourself for d simpEeton. Never forget thai
a .hushand. owes bis Importance to that O
his wife: ifhe idegrades herie ininres himself
Leave her entirely mistress of her actions t'
wy-FESo and come whenever she thinks ft.
, 1876-01-22

A New York merchant has been detected
measuring thirty four inches to the yard.
Two inches is nothing on a towel, but it
telIsheayily ona wooden shirt when the ther
mometer drops down. ....
, 1876-01-22

4 Again Mr.. W. II. Ward has placed US
under obligations for his kindness in help
ing US out with our paper at time when
we were short handed. Will Dir. w.
please accept our thanks.
, 1876-01-22
American Callrees at NKnnchcs-

ucFs
The Warenousemen and Diapers Journ"t
Nondon) says it las just received intelii'
'gelce TINT Manchester 10 importing calicoes
and longcloths Of American manufacture,
and adds. "For somc time past 1t has been
known that American ladies travelling in
Europe uniformly refuse to purchase cotton
goods made on tins side Of the Of the Allan
tic, and send to their own country for sup
plies. Messrs. WaHklyu, o'Hanlon & Co.
of Manchester, thought it important to in
quire, the reason; tLCy found the .Ameiicar
fabrics much better il. quality aud appear.
ence than the European nnsfnIacture, ant
the first shipment that has ever been made
in the ordinary course of business to this
ountry has just reached them. Is protec
tioaist America, really to distance tiee-tr"d'
England IN an industry $50 peculiarly he
own, and in which she has hi herto consid
cred herself beyond rivalry'' Il the warni NJ
needs to be eAintensifed We can add anothe
fact scarcely less signifcant-that one Of tile
largest honses in the city has been forsomc
time past importing calicocs from Belgium
-Eaa1 Id3Ndd1 J,1IJBi
, 1876-01-22
Original AOtrI.
Written Jrtk STAR
Those Little snipcs!
BY Miss GRUSpr Jr,

F." III Oy MbJRCSDf Jr,
h Those lt'le snpe' who'ld ever think,
II That hcy would want 10 dancc'
And take our bgaus away from Va,
hndnO give Us u chance.
m sure they ought to be ashamed,
.NE The good for EOIhing creatures. a-
They think them selves quite pretty, but
They have no form or features
nM.. And then just think. 'tis 80 absurd,
Those girs, Just In their teens,
should 20 ~ GauCes with M folks,
How bVish sure u sceIns.
The ltttl short skirs, sLOviugin
And crowdDY asawuy
Ifsnythlng is going on
They hsyeit all their WY.
Ills Just the same all Ter the town;
Tia 50 at cvrcy BALI
O. en- Wnere'ser they go they have beau,
knd We have none at all
! II leave the place, stand II won't
III not go near the hail.
Always Of late Its been the saIno,
o.. Just nofired at the ball .a. ...r.....
truly feel all out Of sorts
vow 1t 10 to baai; ~ NB
That he also should ioin their set
The beat beau that had
.3Andtuy the little dainty dolls
Put up their hair IN cnrlsl
Because they know that ptine is straight;
Those bOldfaced, br,zcn'grls.
Oh well! II is no use for me
10 pout and fret and pine.
Ptn bound 10 leaveth this hateful town
And 90 where can shine.
At Mrs Bndy's Christmas Eve,
Those shysters had full swing
And though led the dance It's true
Icould not Join their ring
Oh Pm geteveBt4YesI viii!
Upon those hateful things.
Oh dear! II does not do to have
Wy Six beas upon two strings,
8"s Those shysters YET shall change theirtune
aAah y u make them hate me well.D " ut T.
III have the saucy minxes know
That am still Mo belle.
sggeafaE What Give up 10 the saucy thingsle "a
I've been i've seasons out aH
Illmake them envy tns next dance,
They'll find what I'm ahout
IL, cr e iades crowd in my set
In ,r. N them mighty cold.
Nostvs,. re'er shall 90 scot free
gods who's dsrs. TO dpbme DID, t1g la .
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TAm~ QHsI,F VI Jan. 10 1876 7,,,, ,,,., "
The snow, the snow, the bcautli,a> '''"'
,Justnow s giving us fits
9e rain, m stavry christais now. VI
- - falling in little bits. '"'
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.saai' si sssble l3ds gpsal sgu y,ar :.
, 1876-01-22
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proof ofDarvinism-the connecting link
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doms--IIash. "A
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The rschoqlmaster VIII, sat down on 'ne
Gbusiness end of PIN fixed, in his chair'
roso like PhGnz.