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NO STRAWBERRY-MARK.

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There vas scene IRON the bohemian Girl,
with slight variations from the original text, at
the Virginia Police-Court the other day. A
fair-lla ired young miss was arraisned for pound
ing rival with q wasil-ptcher. "What's your
name ~ asked the Court. ssClara Spud," was
the answer .<What!" said the Court, shiver-
ing with emotion, 81 arc you related to the Spuds
Child once adopted in infancy and lost on 4
r:ilroad.train in PENNSYLVANIA fourteen years
ago! Have you got a locket about your neck
with picture of Boss Tweed in it, and straw
your hands TN any jewclry OF mine, and haiu't
got any strawbcrry-n}arks on MY arm or else
wllcrc.'' The Court contemplated her for mo-
mcnt, and murmured, s''Tis not she! 'Tis not
sLe!' and sent her up for thirty days.
, 1877-03-05

mutes, and the mutes themselves, to sec that
the couuty Is moving to lnaka some provision
for theTr education nearer home, whichthe large
number makes necessary, and as has been done
States, / bill Is now in the Legislature asking
for money to carry on the school on a small
scale for two years. The County Commission
ers should be the most interested in this mat
tcr, us many OF them arc and see that this
school is suitably provided for.
RELATIVE or DEiF-Murr
, 1877-03-05

Rome Correspondence N<.o FORK Eesnina Post.
Victor Emanuel nas gone to Naples to receive
privately the Emperor OF Brazil, who first visited
Italy in strict incognito. But the Scilian officers
could not comprehend this modcsty On the part
Of an Emperor, and the Emperor and Empress
saw by their carriage windows drawn up in line
carabinicri, cavalry, militia, the Mayor With his
tricolored scarf, and all the other civil authori
ties. This, they said, when Dom Pedro e1-
pressed his indignation at the forgetfulncss Of
his wishes, was the ordinary exercise of public
service! "Ordinary service; very well!" said
the Emperor, and with q frown on lis face he
ordered the curtains to be pulled down aud
drove OF, leaving the authorities to continue
their evolutions alone. At the station OF Cir
gcuti the authorities attempted a presentation,
but seeing the icy silence with which it was re-
ceived they left the Imperial pilgrims in peace.
A subsequent reception was not more fortunate,
aud an aspiring poet VINO lad prepared an ode
was also repulscd. The Emperor seems to be
determined to be free from the cares Of State,
aud passes his time IN visiting the ruins and
museums. He passed bis first night in Naples
In the astronomical observatory.
, 1877-03-05

When grocer's boy yesterday delivered
basketful Of packages to 4 lady on Columbia
street, her quick eye detected the fact that she
had received only eleven oranges IL IL place Of Of
dozen. -. =. !,
aYoung man. nan you ate that other orange as
you came along1''' she exclaimed, as she re-
counted the number. =: ~: ~ ..--=-.
aNeyer-nevcrp' be earnestly replied.
swell, where is it then!"
s.They probably counted wrong, ma'am." :
"Weil, Ill go right back With you and see.',
little rejection, shut I'll tell you how it was.
Down here about two blocks I SAVE an old chap
tn his garden, his hat hanging on plum-tree
rs he Sawed ut limb. He was the ba1Ihcad-
, 1877-03-05

An English mechanic has contrived to make
steam engine do its own stoking. A large sheet
iron hopper is set above the mouth Of the fur
nace and in front Of the boiler. This Is the re-
ccptacle for Goals. Below the hopper steel
crushcr is made to run somewhat rapidly, and,
as the Goals fall by reason OF their own gravity
upon this grinding apparatus, they arc reduced
to the uniform sizc OF cob-nuts BY the action Of
the crushcr. Thence the cqualizel fuel drops
upon pair Of iron disks, or fans. inclosc1 il !
bux, and running in opposite directions ut high
velocity. Thc faus are in TACT The Iuruace-fetd-
ers, for IS the box has but one opening, and
tuat leads to the fire, they blow the Goals into
the latter, and distribute tneln equally over the
whole SURFACE ol the iirc-bars- The feed is reg
ulate,l in quantity according to the heavy or
light work the engine may be- doing by means of
a singh. adjusting sct-crcw. This is the auto
maton stokcr. the furnace fires are fed, aud
steam is kept up in the boiler without the turn
ing of Il shovel, and all that the fireman has to
do is to smoke his pipe and whistle ''Down in
coal uliue.H
, 1877-03-05
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. HER REASONS.

=. FtIFI1 -IEI%t} To HV4FV7k Vt1<tsfee =
A Paris doctor, in great practice, has no bet
ter patients than the very fashionable impures-
T'other night, brilliant ball was given by Nile
Lorctte, and she invited her physician and his
better-half. The physician, Of course, vent
fcatch him cutting the goose that lays the
golden eggs!; hut his wife-ahem! When
RnIe. Lorette saw her physician enter with no.
body on his arm, she rnoaned: s'Dear me, Doctor,
/ had reckoned 90 confidently on seeing your ex-
esllent we Whata 6 bitter r dlsappontment ,a
be pitied thar, blamed. She has two cogent rea-
sons for staying at homeland the second is the
worst cold you ever saw" ~: -. {.
, 1877-03-05
CURRENT GOSSIP,
RECONCILIATION.

ECONtlLlAIlON.
sPaaS sse e @ a .as ass.sa St
The voice of people has thundered
For brotherly love;
A nation Of freemen, long sundered,
Has risen above ~
The promptiugs Of greed and OF malice,
And shouts to the world:
ssBehold We have drained the red chalce,
And down it is hurled."
The yictors CRY out to the conquered:
1.-the fight has been fought
The Union is saved and fast anchored,
Fair freedom is wrought;
And. brother, tue old love is strengthened,
Thy blood IL our own
Together our days shall be lengthened d,
And peace shall he KNOWN
And, wet with the tears Of repentance,
The answer IL sped:
"0Northncn! We feared a adeath-sentence-
You send Us instead
Forgiveness goodwill without measure;
O greatest OF heart!
Thy love we will cherish and treasure
Our savior thon art!"
The smoke of the battle has drifted
Away from the land;
Redeemed by the fire. and uplifted,
The North and South stand
Frlternal, and look to the future,
Their eyes with hope bright,
Twin-born Of the great mother, Nature,
Aud ilcd with her might.
And South winds. md winds Of Atlantic,
And winds OF the West.
Blow only Que flag. one gigantic
Free lag that is blest;
Its stars arc the stars OF the morning,
Its stripes are the rays
That herald the day that Is uawning,
The sun that shall blaze.
JOHN G. WILSON,
, 1877-03-05

shouting arobbers"; the other ,setzed pistol
and sho: twice at the ghost, who received tue
bullet in the right shoulder, about three or four
inches below the shoulder joint. The ball
ranged: directly. upward along the bone, p1ow-
ing q big cavity to the scapula, and there lodg
ing, and causing such severe injuries as to near
ly paralyze the whole arm. After Katzensteine
received his shot he ran away from the shanty
as rapidly rs possible, throwing. away his mask
In one place and his hat in another. He IS In
very precari0us situation.
, 1877-03-05
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
nffrnSe E4etA prSs4

When the occupant Of business place on
Michigan avenue was asked on the I'D Of Feb
ruary why he didn't hang out flag in memory
Of Washington, he replied: "What do know
about George Washfngton!" "Why, you hare
read OF him, haven't you!" 81 suppose have,
but you don't suppose swallow all read, do
you!n "But everybody knows that Washing
ton was a great and good lna1i," protested tue
first, 81 don't know about that. I've heard a
good deal against him since came to Detroit,
and I'm not going to run the risk OF otfending
some OF my best customers by waving any flags
around Tin inst starting in here, and don't
want to make any bad moves" :. But, sir
ness man. "lf people hear you lawing around
INV place they'll think I'm a politician and keep
cIrar oi me. .1'm neutral iu politics, and you
can't force me into the Washington Rins-no,
sir1'
, 1877-03-05

: IEEE DIE T EEk Z NVE IN i I'll x 111k3s
A local correspondent Of the Boston Tran
script writes: ssOne Sunday, in the absence Of
tho teacher, TOOK charge of q class Of boys OF
from to & years of age, speaking the truth :
was the basis of our conversation together. |
a.ked the bows if either of them could tell the
story story OF George Washington and his little
tell the story, and was listened e most attent-
lively BY the dozen OF more Of tho class. One
little fellow, who had given the most careful at
.tention, turning his head little Que side, bis
bright eyes Swapping, and With most de-
termined expression upon his face, exclaimed,
Well, Mr. 3 II don't care; Ny father m 1,sa bag
an o1eander bush, and cut It down.. &c asked
me II diu it.. Itold him did-and he licked
mef,',
, 1877-03-05
PLAYING GHOST.

AEC3NN1EH4U UJa1H7S.
On Tuesday, at Marysville, Louis Katzen-
steine. put on horrible mask and At night went
to the shanty ot some Cinnamon to frighten
them IN fun. One OF the Cinnamon ran away
, 1877-03-05
LADIES' STOCKINGS.
Enb{{3h F1per.

A correspondent writes from Paris that new
fashion IN lades' stockings is being introduced.
The stocking is Of thick white or pink silk,-the
dock being Of solid but flexible gold, something
like an ordinary snake -chain, about as thick rs
q mans little finger, and ornamcntcd with
pearls. The price Of these simple articles OF
dress Is only 500 francs pair, which seems very
cheap. With eighteen-button gloves at 20
shill1ngs pair, aud ball-dresses which cost from
100 to 800 guineas apiece, We shall soon attain
an Arcndian simplicity Of toilette, and man
who has say e, 900 year will be able to let his
wife and one daughter 60 to about one dance
each during the season. ..>..t .
, 1877-03-05

n wonderful history i'll William 4. j. Mcclure.
now III his 107th year. He was born in New
jersey and from his 18th to Both year was in tile
merchant-scryicc visiting nearly every port in
the world. In 1904 he turned trappcr on the
Ohio River, and finally enlisted in the army,
being captured ut Hull's surrender and taken to
Dartnloor prison, but was freed in time to fight
al Luntly's Lane, under Gen. Scott, aud
.ot seven wounds. When Il he saved
a woman from drowning at Charleston,
s. c., aud married her, but she died at New
Orleans. three years after, when he served as
scout Tor Ge,,. Jackeull in Florida Then he
went to sea again, was wrecked iu the Ncditer-
rancan, and, with seven others, was captured
and cnslayed by the Arabs, but was bought and
freed by the American Consul. Byron died
about this time, aud the rowing tobe ce1tenarian
entered the Greek service, after a little into the
marine under Admiral Rodgers. ticu served in
the Seminole war. then III the Mexican war u1i
der Rogers; going to sea again was wrecked in
the Albion on the Irish coast, and was one OF
the nine saved from that ill-fatcd crew. He
naturally tired of the sea, went West, and WIS,
for many years, mall-carrier between Cincinnati
aud Lexington, n.y., narrowly escaping death
from cholera For the past twenty years he has
lived in Missouri, where he married thrce more
Of whom survive. His last wife, who was sixty
years his Junior, died in 1871, aged 10, The old
gentleman is still active, aud talks Of going back
to Missouri in the summer In skif. Hc has
been at Dayton since October, and the officers
believe the strangc story Of his wanderings, Us
papers at Washington authenticate his age and
American service.
, 1877-03-05

C. ". Ssoddard in saa francisco cayonfeie.
There are baths about town famous and
filthy. The chief bath is open to males in the
morning and to females in the afternoon.
CHANGING to be at this fashionable resort in
company with the po]yglot,-we wereunder the
protection Of the ever-attentive kawas.-we
yielded to the seductions OF the rubbers, the
sldscrs. the swathers in soft linen, the slave
bearers Of lemonade chilled with snow, coffee
tic barber who puts the finishing touch to the
most harmless OF the sensual joys OF 1slam-the
bath. Thus bcguilcd, we found the midday
hours upon us, and were surprised IN our bath
by the entry OF u swarm of infuriated women.
They buzzcd about us like hornets. They
would have stung us had they not feared the
frown OF our kaWas. As it was, We were glad to
make our esrape rs speedily US possible, amid
the jecrs Of twenty waddling pyramids of dry
goods that glnred ut us with angry eye, aud
shook their little fists until their loose silver
arnllets clashcd again. For all this tumult we
later learned it was only Miss ka-foo zui-um,
tue daughter Of the barber, come to bathe.
PETERS PENCE FROM PAPER RAGS.
Honfreai Stur.
a new method OF raising tribute for the re-
plenishing OF the Papal exchequcr has been de-
yised in Quebec, and as it has the appreciation
Of the Archbishop it is likely to flourish. The
process Is simple one. a depot mas peen es-
tabtished, and hther the faithful are directed to
bring ali old waste paper, books, and scraps Of
every kind, rags, aud the whole range Of mate
rial that may he utilized for the purpose of pa-
per-nlalling, that it may be sold, and the cash
proceeds sent to Rome. We are not informed
Us to whether tue scheme has met with any SUE
tess, but there is no reason why it should not.
Quebec oyerlows with Government printing; in
fact, the necessity imposed upon the Govern
ment of keeping three friendly newspapers and
job Offices n work forces all extensive publica-
t!on and distribution OF public documents which
no one ever thinks Of reading, and which here
tofore hare supplied the snlall traders with
wrapping paper. Under such favorable circum-
stances the population enjoys peculiar facilities
for the performance Of meritorious acts.
, 1877-03-05

A. FILIA-s&BUSTER.'
A 10-year-old miss Of Cayuga, Kinds County,
Miss, stands six feet in her; striped stockings,
kicks the beam at 195 pounds, and sports six dn-
gers on each hand and SIX toes on each foot
, 1877-03-05

HORNETS oN IHE WAh-fAIH.
NJ Louis h>oa0nca".
As the Missouri Pacific train was leaving Mil
ler's Landing, Monday night, gentleman ca1ne
- .ttachod a bornet :, nest He hoa fornd Il T.,
-, ', ;. ~, 49,, ~ Is,-.
the "oods' anu II na' tne appealance u oclhS3
tcnantess. But When brought into the warm
stov. th,. heat soon awakened tts dormant life
,.'., ,,;,o, ,r,;.a frn,, 49, ;ata.o.
11'a -" t'n4,'i'''e no1ao A4ont 1ue t''e''o'
warned the embryo naturalist anu MS colhpali-
ions in destined misery that the sorrow WIS
,,..ct fro, tho ,r,,aow ro1,.asrf1 tbe inrriconnd
.' .1es. t1oN. ."e ~ n'Aoe" $3.50. -
1isects, a1lu the ueA' 4ustanb 'acy s"a3neu
through the car, each individual hornet armed
with fury aud sayaecly bent on the wa.-path.
, 1877-03-05

JXCANTED-TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE UyFu2-
w nished, located On the North Side east of Clark
at and south Of Chlcago-av- Address g., tribune
office
YJANTED-TO RENT-A STORE AND BASE
" nsent whoia building for Wholesale bus3naHs,
on South Water-st. Inquire at SILYEKNAN'S Bank,
Chamber Of Commerce.
, 1877-03-05

fo1Iieus' ,.,-.,e-,
At 20 years o1 aye ne .ouno A na''ise.i a'one IL
the great wprIa, ~ H. Ho nl eouia ft
no sympatny ether ilo.l ;s iS Jss a. " M a'o,'l @
Christians; vas ae a!so ~ st ,tAe w ~; ~.
fortunate "a Cosl M1ose 'a.e .s 1t1s
mind was 700 ciear n too 49,. s.i - n.on, LIT
that. he 1ound sne ~ LIZ VI r;,ar
Christmta III the Y'clnns ot a1ns.ciuan, ~ "ness
he devoted iour years % stuus " ~ "otAs "
Cartesius Ho6ocs, aaa naeon. Iuu - !I .latula1
sciences He drank IN lnl alauSnes o. tns , IT,
TeshinE fountain OF MOURN pl.aosoms, Hia KS
cured OF ail ms woe anu sotIo". ant u'.uis- as'
turbcd peace o1 nature which ny on tne eeo-
nletrical forms anu methoas ol tnis p''noso5
brought harmony ana quletness upon Us o"n ,'an
soul. The happiness he SO SIca.n HEEL ,sif "as
found at last to have its true source n msel! !;
Writing ''On tue Improvement ~ .ts ~: M
in the manncr tls master Curteslus u,o, ne sn1s
' 1n seeking 1or riches honors anu pieasu'G i..
OF the senses, the a1nt3x u So oesupeu 1nis =.
scarcely thinks of the oniy oesilao'e eoodi Dnt
although clearly perceived 1nls' gou.u .,'' noS
Danish all love Of we4ltn nonors ana T., senSuat
pleasures But ln,ilng tnat, oexap,eu " Snese
thoughts, my mimi tnrnea aMa5 M Iloni passtos'
L learned that these evils were not ansutao.e, ,
and althoash az nrst ahsse eellous n.1ts 4S t..sa
were rare and orlel, yet alIeIwu1 ns sne LIZ s.ue
good became better Known tnet oeeAne uo'e
frequent anu duraele. t,1-
Soon, however, from mere pupll anu toi- 10.
lower Of Descartes ne GRADUALLY occanne ths H,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

OSr Maine schoolmistrrss IL thus de-
scribed "She Ia an imposing human
structure. not far from seven feet IN
hight, aud weighing not less. | think.
than 800 pounds. Her voice Is fitted to
her size. and her strength equal to
either. She Ia pleasing to bshold-very
handsome, the Anakim would probably
call her." She was sent for once to re-
ducs disortierly school to Submission.
The boys. almost men in stature. had
elected Q teacher by force. and smashed
their desks. The account continues ;
"Sho walked the door. making her
erordium. Her ruler was like wsayer's
beam. She told the school why she was
there, and sersnely invited those who
designed to make trouble 10 begin II at
once. Not Q creature stirred. After
some weeks one young fellow OF twenty
one years, who considered himself a
beau. began to air his pretensions rather
obnoxiously. One stride. and she was
alongside the dandy; one grab, and the
dandy was across her knee kicks,
howls. and scratches were efforts thrown
away and amid the struggles OF the
boys not to rend the air with laughter.
and the hystsrical shrieks OF the girls.
Adolphus was disciplined in q style and
to DECREE that he will remsmber TO his
departing day"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

DuaiSo a debate which took place
some time ago In u Scottish Town
Council on q question where much d.
verity Of opinion prevailed, a bailie.
among other reasons In support OF the
measure, stated that II would DO OF im-
m.nse benefit to pos,srity. On hearing
this, the provost. who healed the oP-
position. got up and said. /" | am really
surprised to hear ony maa bring forward
sic au Argument. What reason has We
10 sacrifice ourscls for tho guide o POS
tsrityY Point oot," he continued.
striking the table. and looking triumph
antly a, his opponent" point DOT no
single instance whsur pcsterity has ever
bean o. the loast benefit to rs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

ssseks Bssgks. ssiA ssA Carried
% marGtss.
Ne Nisasv t.s,..a 90, sise ks Or O'ser
css.sGss;s,: ,, : Mt in San rnnei's0' !, I, = n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

TALLxYRASp was bored for his auto
graph by dull English noblsman. Al
last h. sent the following invitation;
Dear Lord -. will you sblige me by
your company TO dinner ON Wednesday
next, at \ o'clock, have invited
number OF exceedingly clever people.
and I do not like to DO the only fool
among them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

..wa,r Gender Is sugari" asked \
teacher OF the grammar class. what
Kind of sugar." asked boy. What
kind1" repeated the teacher. what
has that to do with itp" why. II IT'S
maple sugar It's feminine gender. " said
the boy. "why feminine gender'
asked the teacher. with a puzzled faee.
.Becau.s you can't tell it's age.
promptly replied ths boy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

sLrour MISTAKE AT A CHRisrESrSo. -
Clergyman (who has forgotten the day
Of the month";" Let ms see. this Is
the - ~ the thirtieth, believe ?
Fond mother (not catching the idea sI-
actly. but thinking Of her family
"why. bless me. no this Is only the
Eleventh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

A MORO bsing asked what ho was in
iail for. said il was for borrowing money.
''But." said the qusstionsr. they do
not put people in Jail for borrowing
money" YES" said the dark.y.
"bu, I had to knock tho man down
free or To- times before hs would lend
il 10 me-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

The misery Of the young man who
courts a sparkling fashionable belle aud
loses her. IL only exceeded by the misery
OF the man who courts and wias her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

DEposrrs ofCoIs OR BULLION received.
l eith.r oa open account OF 10 tssus Ckk.
TfYiCArEs therefor, payable tat the option OF
the holder) In uold Hin or san Francisco; 70
MAKE collections. purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates. nc advance coin snercon wuen
forwarlss 10 the Parent Bank In San franeisco;
sslis bills Of KxehAngs, and transaets GENERAL
Banking business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01
ruu.rr Rxras

TN THE plsTRicr COURT OF The fIRsr
i JndiciaI District of the state OF hsyens. ~
and for the Count, Of Siorey.-0eolKe hmmsu'
plaintlf, W Ths Succor Mil and Mining Vom.
psny, defendant Notice is HEREBY gwen tnss
tbe painiifi has commenced an aciion 10 tne
above entitled Court agsinst 10. deienasn,
above na aled 10 foreclose lien held and ovped
by plsiptifY aeainst defendant and the Iollov.
iny described rrypsrty. to-uit: Ihe mining
claim sitnated IN the Gold I'LL Mining Dlstfiei.
County Of storey, stats Of Nsvsds, fnown -
and called the cuecoi Nine also tne snsncs
boilers, pumps, pumping machinsfy ana pip,s.
aud ali other machinery In The hoisunS uuhs
and new shaf, OF said succor MI aoo nis,ns
Company, together with the ground upon vnlen
said hol-ting works. new shan ano msouinsIy
are situated. the same being the mine sna pr.n.
ises where said Company 10 now o. vofE W.
same beins part of the rosd leading rom oo'u
nh TO Silver City, and about aquana o.
mile nom ,sid rosd. said lien IL claimed snd
this notice is given under the pfovisions oI ~
Act OF the I>gtsiature of the state OF NevAaa,
entitled, IAN Act 10 secure iens 70 meensn,es
and others. and TO rrpeal all otnfr Aeu IN N's'
ton thereto" approved March 2. ls.o.
All persons having or clsimins nens w.
sald premises and properly are neleoy noan.s ,.
| 10 be and appear before sid District Goan. 81
| the Court room thereof, In tbs CITY OF Sifunis'
oa SATURDAY. the sth day Of sePssmo a =.
~, ~ y % IL NAE Ss,Ss. a.. p proof of tssr l:s
LEWIS q DEAL, Atfys. fof rAmu;
August IS, 1871. ~ ~ sso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-01

WHEN is a parsou like a posiman >
when his delivery pleasss you.
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WAR.
Prom the French. by Mrs. Henry wighsms.
Friend. Of Dublin.l

WAR.
From the French. by Mrs. Henry wighsma
Friend. Of Dublin.l
W. talk ofa sr.ai battle.
Cut up quite email by misraillease
Their tvo kings make no fu.s'
zach Of these worthy princes
No other spite At ALL
Finds The oihsr's stale too mighty.
He own u IL too ANAL
"Ths klng.. expecting victory.
Prepare In eysry town.
A honis where hay crowned warriors
Can hobbie MP end down
John smith spsahs In his cape
TOO fond q elps IL he y
Yet tween them he has giimpse-,
And thing or too esn see.
"In place Of armies" sAys he.
"You should make the generals nght;
They would heroes be inde~d.
The iist of slain hou ligh,
"whu care I for their pesns,
rull of the vieto,'s hine;
What good the Lord has made me .tn"ns
n kings mar hsv AMI Main
"a patriot slowly strut. along.
He bears al empty sleeve
Hut for my limbs never yet
A haired could cohesive
.To u. meath prsnslng horses
And oe .is.h'd ny ssbsr's blow.
Nay b. v.ry we'll Tor thoss u snits-
II doa't suit me. know.