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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

dEANr luARE AND UPRIGHT

CRANE lUARE AND UPRIGHT
From !. u. Rtran. frm EcRpn 3
Garter, - ihers Daily and Weekly 1u
nune. JoEe IN City. Mo, amer receiving
q 500 instf t. neut. says
Piano reached "a Ia good condition.
am well pleased with il Il hall ycu req
rcsent IL 20 be-
From K. X. Baldridgc, Bennington Fur.
nace, Pa. ai1er receiving 500 piano
" Beatty" reeeiyvd 9Th inst. nll O. X
and comes fully up 20 your representation.
and exceeds our expectations. While
ton profess - be judge In che matter,
Mrs. u. does, AID pronoubces it Of vcry
sweet tone and sverg much pleased with
lt."
Best inducements ever offered MoueF
refunded upon return II Piano and freigh.
charges paid by me I'D. y. Beatty both
Uays " iuHtatlsinctoFy, after test trial 81
five days PiaHua warranted for ak years
Agents wanted. Send tor Gala ogur Ad'
dress. ID. II BEATTY.
Washington. New jersey
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

Madison Wells, chief rascal Of the NO.
,orioas returning board. hala bjg c,"'m
in his eve that was 10 be decided IN HE
favor IL HAYES was counted in, and the
reWarl be big slice ont o! the L. ;.
Treasury.
The claimsof J. Madison Wells and
family now before the southern claims
cammissiou-composrjo Of Judges A'di,,
Ferris ana Howell, who have just been
reapDoiutel by Hayes AMOUNT 20 tAy
enormous sum otS-92olS, for property
alleged To De destroyed. cotton seized c,e
The claims as filed are distributed q,
follows. ]. Madison Wells, S45o o'>
Fannie NJ. and Ida r Wells. 21l +o5
estate ofMichsel B. Wells. 81 loo, estat,
of Mrs. NJ. L. Wells, SIS.7g5. The histo.
" Of this claim appears in the etos,imony
taken by the Morrison committee IL
Louisiana in January last, which show.
conc,usively that Wells did Ho, own tll,
cotton which lie makes claim 10, bu
that in fast il belonged 20 other parties
who employed Wells 20 assume th,
ownership and collect the money, The
claim has been rejected by congress, ant
has been for some time pending betur,
the commission. Il w@s .nInateI iC
Wells during the canvass in Louisiana
tha, If he would count Hayes in this
claim would be paid.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

Hayes walks 10 church on Sundays
and shakes hands with his 'mittens" OF.
This is evidence conclusive that he is
not fraudulent president and that
Madison Wells IS = saint and Eliza
Pinkston a virgin, and that John Sher-
man knew all about her.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

The now stay law which now awaits
tho signature Of the governor provides
that in all cascs ofrcal or personal pros
pcrty lowed ON 10y any wr,i or oNc'u'
uon. which shall not at sale bring two
Thirds OF more of It's appraised value all
proceedings for the sale shall hc sus'
pended for one year In eases of PET
sonal property the judgment creditor
has the rightto offer the property io'
sale as ol(en as he deems proper by pay
ing the accruinE costs. One effect OF the
law. should the Governor sign %, viii b'
to introduce waiver Of itsproNtsion' -
IaN mortgages or other evidences @
| debt,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

Ex-Navor Hall, Of New York. Las
been missing for about week. and de-
tec.;yes have failed 10 obtain any clue as
70 his whereabouts. Foul play Is
suspected and some think he was muir
dcrei in 4 dangerous portion Of Brook
lyn whittier he intended going for eys-
deace in 2 divorce case, in which he was
engaged rs attorney. Others think he
fed 10 Europe, 10 escape being involved
in the weil-known ring srits, upon which
he had stood a trial once before, and
came out acquitted, TO evidence having
been found againS, him.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

The legislature passed a stay-law which
now awaits the signature Of the COVER
nor.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29
Wooden anf

Wooden and
Willow,
Glass and
Queeusware,
All new aud desirable goods at prices
below what you are in the
habit Of paying. We
haveoue price, nov-
ei misrepresent
anything
and
makegood
goods a spec
ialiiy; i, will prove
to your advantage TO
satisfy yourselves by person
al inspection that the above
statement contains nothing but facts
Country Produce taken in trade a
full market value
VALENTINES Il cos, ProPrs
! II. HERMAN. Manager. lsjsr
We study to please.
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FRED, KURTz
CENTRE HALL, Pa, Mar. %" 1917.

The Bellefon;e Republican, OF last
week. announces that a republican who
won 500 on Hayes election wishes 20
dispose Of the stuff to charities, and m
vites applications for that purpose. No
decent charity will be the receiver ''
stolen funds. Money bet On hayes
oelection" was lost-for HAYES neverW"S
elected, he holds the Office hy 'h''"
and money taken on bet ON That a'
count is on the same footing '"o
republican who has taken the aforesaid ~
500 has a troubled conscience about ~
and wishes TO wipe ont 'he sin 10y 'c'r'
inr 10 make charity ofi,. l''"'' 'oA,'
it-let il remain rs a burning Goa! I'D '''
hands of the wrong poSSessor
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

There IS tobc an extra session &C v'a'
gress, and Jane time decided ON Jog
Il
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

Mr.. Daniel + Beatty, manufacturer aut
proprietor uf tho Beatty Piano and Beat,
ty's celebrated Col eu Tongue Psrlor or,
gans. Washington, y. J., is certainly q
very reasonable and generous man 20 trans.
set business with. Ho makes this very
fair proposition 20 any who may favor hlm
with an order, rs follows III the in>iru.
mcnt does not prove satisfactory af.cr a
ties! trial of I've days attcr receiving 1t the
purchase money wilNbc refunded upon the
freight charges both ways This is Ger,
tainIy au exceeding. generous, and safe
manner in which 20 transact business with
him. lie warrants his instruments for six
years. See his advertisement. July 20 V
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Chas. II. Held,
Clock. Observation-Disclosures

Mlllheim. Centre Co, Pa.
Al kinds of clocks, Watches and Ieweiry of IN,
latest styles a. also the Meanwhile Patent Calender
locks. provided with complete index Of The monfl
and day oi the month and week its face which 4
warranted a. perfect time keeper.
Clocks. Watches aud Jawelry rapaitad On short nr
aud warran ted.
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Harness. Saddles. &c
EXECrToR.s NOTICE

| N @sTis not aasiiy oarncd IN these tines but
Il ftcan be made in three mof tas 81 any
N one OF either sen, tn any rart OF the
u y county who is willing 20 Nurk stcaaf-
hy 81 the employment that uU furn .
ish. e6s per week In your town. You need not
be away frOm home over night You can Hixc yCur
whole time 10 the work. only your spaFe moments
70 costs nothing 10 Try the business Terms and IS
outnt frce, Address at once. h. Hallett a Co
Portland, Portland Maine. qs FEB n
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For The township Of Curtin, Ht the sohuel
huutc near Robert Mnun'H
For ,ho Borough Of tniouyiiiu and tho
township of Union, Rt the Now school
house iu Uuiuuvillu.
Given under my hand and seal. at my
ontrr 10 Erllriuulo This lulh day Of March
iu tho year utaur l.url, ono thousand vight
huudIyd and scycuty.aeYon. and tn the.
ono hundrrdth and hrst yrarof Tho lulc.
prudcucy " .hr United Statrs
l.. W MtNSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

And N seoofdance with law and On orier Of
the had ~ Directors. made On the ioth day
VI Jane. LII. - man shares of esrh
pucsi " such stock o. may 10 Necessary, will
b. rsid NJ rssis auction. d the once 81 the
Company, RooaA ~ Sta California stre~t.
san fn.aetsee osiiiornia. on TUESDAY. the
O'Clock Y. \. az sald day, 10 IAy said delin.
Qusnt Asaessment thereon. together with costs
VI advertising md expenses 40 The sale.
JANks SRwLANDs, Beerstafy.
Oriee-n,on 10. - HAyward's build:ne. No.
klS CnliforhiA street. San fnncsoo. Cslifonia.
lysT ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

And In accordance with law and an order
OF the hoard OF Directors. made on the a,tis
day Of June. 1871. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary wills
be sold ct public anciion at the once Of the
Company. on TURsDsY. the itih day of An
ud, 1871. 81 the hour OIL o'clock y. n. of said
day. 20 pay said delinquent asper.meni thereon,
together with costs OF Advertising aud ex.
J.. +. MOORE, Secretary,
Once-hoom Q. no. 20 sansome street. nan
Krsnciero. Cslfornts lys0 "a
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or coPARTNrRsHlp.

THR COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
ssistins betveen A. J. bender ssd william
u. Orser. IN Keeping the fevada Hotel, lnwer
Gold Mi. 10 this dsv dissolved by mutual con.
sent. NJ. Oper Will continue the bu,ins.s at
the old stand. and II fully Authorized tn peitie
81 liabilities and collect oil aecounts due 20 tho
Old firm. All psrs,ns Indebted will please
come forward and settlr without further no.
uee. A.. J.. BENDER.
WA. II. ORsER.
Gold Hill. July 10. 1871. jyis linz
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p~ELIsQuExY SALES.
Ovsruas-csnsinaed

and IN accordance with law. and an orasr Of
the Board ofDrvctors. male on the aoh day Of
June, ISL. 20 many shares O. each parcel
No. tit CAlifornia street. san frsneisco, Call
fSnia- On MONDAY. the thirtesnth day Of Au-
gust, ISL. 81 the hour Of I O'Clock y. H.. Of
said day. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
GEO. d. EDWARDS. Secretary.
O11os-In Monov's Buiiding, az California
street. Gan Iranetsco. California jsas ID
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NeoWN POINT oOLD AND sIi>

H1OWN POINT oOLD AND BIl~
~ YER MIXING COMPANY Location OF
pnneipAl plaee of business. san Francisco.
unlifOrntA-
Location OF works. Gold HIN. storey county.
Nevada
Nouce.-rners are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing1escribed stock. on account of Assers
ment CNo. 81 levied On the 18Th dav OF June.
1871. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. a. FOL-
love:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

And In sccorianes with Law. and an order Of
The BoSd Of Dlrsetoss, mads on the SSH day 81
June. 1871. sosnsny sharcs Of each parcel
sold q public anctiou. q the once Of the
Company. hoom . Hayvardis Buildias. go Cal.
ifornia street. aan frunciseo. California. on
MONDAY. The soth day Of August. 1877. II the
hour u Q O'Clock ,. y. o. Md day. TO pay sid
JAMEy o. KEHakDY, secntary.
Onics-Room . Hsyvard's Bniiding, az Gall.
frsula sirvet. Nan rranctsco Cslif0rnia. austd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
TAKE NOTICE.

HTN0 ALL WHOM IT MAY coScREr I:
All perpons owing money 10 the late nrm
OF wITTE BROTHERS arv bsreby rss'ioned
not N pay any bills 10 any one except 10 q A.
WHITE. st Wade \ Ns'shali's store. or tho
nndsssiened. All b!lls dine must be ..id within
, ;S,. d'''' o' 6rai p'"e''dlSs. ~ s;sD ls;'i-
0oid Hill. July O.. ISL. jypim
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~psLIyQrgxf BALES.
"EaMAx sILvEn MlNila

UCONPANY..Loeatlo q Rfinsip< pHes
SIs-.Si,n Of works. Gold HUI Mining Dis
,,is, .trrry county. stAt- Of Nevada
Notoe.-rherr are delinquent upon the TOT
lo.ins.ic.eribsd stock. on secount OF a.sess-
,neot ,So. 81 levied On the Ath Gay o. sune.
tsrT me several amounts Get opposite the
aames OF he respective shareholder. - foh
lows. 40. A..
Nance. NO. Ssluu. ons. go
AdsnsJ n, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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SETTLE up.

A IL PARTIES INpEBrsp TO Us WILL
n please settie Immediately and thereby ave
ests Of court. Mr.. DAN. LYoNs IL author.
tscd 10 collect and receipt sIl bills for us.
STERN q SON,
sue u MAIN street. Gold Hill.
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BELIseUESf SALES.

nROePECr GOLD AND Silver
= nINinO COMPANY. Location OF prtn.
cirai place Of business. Ban Francisco CALI
'' Location Of works, Gold hin Mining District.
Soticc'-TSsrs are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF -.
sessment No. I, levied on the NH day OF
June, 1871, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholder. ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03

wdnld cling to the rim OF the bucket
with his hind legs, and while a most
touching the water with his nose, squeak
out either consolation or advice to the
immersed; but while all this was going
nate mouse in the pail were rapidly glv-
ing out. At last a happy thought
seemed to strike the biggest mouse in
the crowd, ,and almost without a squeak
he firmly fastened his fore feet TO the
edge of the pail aud let his body and tail
hang down. Tue drowning mouse saw
it, aud making last desperate effort for
life, swan to the spot, seized the tail of
his broIher mouse, and amid squeaks of
delight from all the mice present, was
hauled higu and dry out OF The water
and over The edge OF the bucket-LOor-
inne Record.
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AN AFRICAN BELLE IN FULL COSTUME.

In one Tribe through whose territory
he passed after leaving Tangany ka,
Lieut.. Cameron found the women much
more regarded than is usual among Al
ricans, anu consequently they were
more tdsnlonable than the rest OF their
sex in that happy country. One OF the
bellies oil lhe country is thus described
in Cameron's Juurna "Sne is a merry
sort OF person, this Mrs. Pakwanywa,
and really lady-Iike in her manners. IL
was great luu showing her looking
glass.
"She had never seen one before, and
was half afraid Of it, and ashamed c
SHOW she was afraid. She is a very
dressy body, double rows OF cowrles
rounu her head, besides copper, iron and
ivory ornam nts stuck lAher hair, ant
just above and In front of each ear tas
sci OF red and white beads. A large
necklace OF shells Was round her neck
anu round her waist a string of opal
coloreu singomaZZl, and rope made Of
strings of red beads. Her front apron
was IL leopard skin, and the rear one O
colored grass clotn, with its 1riUg,
strung Win beads, and coWries seWeC
ON IL in pattern; bright IRON rings
were round her ankles, and copper ant
IVORY bracelets on her arms. Her han
was shaved a little back from her tore
head, and three fines, eacn about quar-
ter OF an inch wide, were painted below
The nearest one W her halr was red, the
next back, aud the next white; ana, tt
crown all, she was freslsy anointed viii
oil and looked seek and sniny. Her up
per lip was perforated, and piece .
stone inserted until Tie zip protruued t
couple OF incnes, giving a hideous eX
preston to tue lace and making her ar
JiculatlOn quite indistlnct."
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A RELIC.

kean was great admirer Of Cooke,
ana when he was in New York visited
his grave. Finding IL without memOr-
ia stone, he had the body taken up, re-
moved 10 another place, and d handsome
monument placed over 1t. 1n The tram
sltion from one grave to another he con-
trived to abstract one of the toe-bones.
and tnis he brought back with him to
London as precious relic. Upon his
arrival III England Elliston anu several
OF the Drury Lane Company went as Tar
as Barnet to meet Elm.
SWhen he arrived at the hotel where
they were to breakfast, ne stopped al,
tue greetings with, Before you say a
word, behold! Fail down ana kiss the
relic! rnis i, the toe-bone Of the great
estcreaLul e that ever walked the earth
of George Frederick Cooke. Com =,
Town with you all aud kiss the bonel
Elllsto Ton, 10 uumor him, dropped upon his
knees and kissed the relic, and
the others tonowed his example.
Arrlving home Kean's first words 70
his wife were, II nave brought Charles
fortune. l have something that tue
Directors OF the Brush Museum would
gave 100000 for; but they shan'C nave IL.
| Il ere ~ Is, tue toe-Done OF tue greatest
man that ever liyed-George Frederick
SOOk6s NoWS OUoOIVCs pun bulo ou
nantel-plece, but lev no one dare 70
touch 1t. You may all look at 1t, at ii
| distance, but be sure no one presumes
70 handle lL." Here it lay for months,
au object Of pride TO the possessor, whu
! never Jailed to point it out to his visit.
ors. But Mrs. Kean, lar from sharing
ner husbands satisfaction, held the
| elIc in disgust. One uay, resolved u
no longer euuure Its sight, she caughl
mold ol it with a piece Of paper and
tnteW it over the wall into the mex
rden.
That night Kean returned, as was his
wont, yely luebtiated. He missed the
bone. He stUrmed, raved, summoned
tue Sc wants ouC of thelr beds, and
,earcned every likely and unlikely spot
| At last the c0nVlcLlon Was forced upon
nlin tnat 1t was gone. Sinking into .
cuair he exclaimed, with drunken lach-
~ moseness, "Mary, your son mas lost t
fortune. He was worth Gl0. .UO0; now ne
i, DeggarW 1T may be remarked thai
il Kean contrlvea 70 extract u toe-bone
how was 1T that he ala not discover tue
corpse TO BE- headless? Mr.. Z. UcCor
however, vUucnes Tor Lne tfuLn OF TIL,
story, but CONSIDERS it 10 be doubtful
wneLher the budy exhumed was reali,
that Of Cooke = Temple Bar.
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Think for Yourself.

Thousands lead mlseraUle lives, SUI
lering from dyspvp,ia, a disordered
st0m ch and liver, producing bilious
ness, heartburn, costlVeness, weakness,
irregular appetILe, low spirits, raIslng
loou after eating, and often ending ii,
!atal attacks of lever. Tney know they
are sick. yet get little sympathy. The
unfailing remedy, which is yearly re-
storing thousands, is DaCosta's Radical
Cure. Sold by JOHN hEESHAN, Sixth
ana Walnut streets, W. IL. Adderiy,
Sixth and Mounu streets. and ii. +.
Reum, corner Fifth and Broadway. A
25c bottle will convince you o. It's mer-
lis. Don't GeIay another hour afUer
reading this, but 60 and get bottle,
ana your reliel is as certain as you live.
win you do it, or VIII you continue TO
suffer. THINK for you SELF
z. OF. ParKer's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly sa and extremely palatab.e.
No physlc required. Costs 25,. Try it.
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FAME AND DUTY.

What shall do, lest life in silence pass9
~ "And II it do,
And never prompt the bray Of noisy brass,
What needst thou rueY
Remember, aye, the oeean-deeps are mute:
The shadows roar;
Worth is the ooean-fame is but the bruit
Along the shore"
What shall do to be forever knownI
'Thy duty ever"
This did full many who yet slept unknown.
10 never, never!
Think'st thou, perchanee, that they remail
unknown
Whom thou know'st not1
By angel trumps in heaven hheir Drnise i
blown
Divine their lot.n
What shall do, an heir Of endless lKoa
"Discharge arignt q.
The simple dues with which each day is rife,
Yea, with thy might,
Ere perfect scheme OF action thou devise
VIII life be fed.
While he who ever acts as conscience cries,
Shall live, though dead"
- From the German Of Schiller.
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WOMEN DOCrORS.

Charles Reade's clever and manly
chapter on the woman doctors in Edln-
burgh SO pleased divers students OF the
WUman's Medical College, OF New York
City, that last winter they wrote ham
little letter Of thanks. He has replied
in The following characteristic note:
"MY DEAR YOUNG LADIES-Nothing
in tue way OF comment on my IaDOrs has
given me 50 mucn pleasure as the en-
cOuFaging words Miss White has been
good enough to pen me, and you have
zone me Tue honor to lndorse. 1t ls very
generous OF you: for in your own persons
you owe me nothing; your battle Is won
without my help. The female students
OF America have encountered opposition
IN every form, but have o0s quertd,
thanks to their own forttude aud the
character of their nation, which is too
brave, chivalrOus and just to persist in
siding with the strong against the weak,
and with cliques against sex. Here 1T
Is not SO. Your English sisters are far
fewer in numuer, and inferiUf in ability
and courage, aud their foes are
pig-headed beyond belief. Our
We're l twenty years younger, l think
| could fight the battle out ilUr them.
But my age, and an intermiLtent but
chronic and m st eXnaustng cough,
have made me less able to sustain long
strlfe Than l used to be. Nevertheless,
assure you Lnat on reading your kind
mIsslve l lelt your young blood glow in
my veins, ana that | could ole, like
macbeth, with harness on my BACK or,
IKE Samson himself, in the very act OF
pulling down some stronghold OF time
nonored iniquity. now take tue priv
lege of my age, and send you my love,
as well as my esteem and sympathy, and
wish you, with all my neart, uealtn, hap
plness, anu success, and rAe just ie-
spect Of your lellow-cit!Zeus. l am,
MISS w hiLe and laQies, your very iallh-
Iul servant, CHARLES READE."
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THE CINCINNATI STAR

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MARSHAL MACAAHUN AND HIS BARBER.

Things which loving wife would
scruple to utter at times when private
mlsglvlngs got the better OF political in
fatuatiOn, might APPROPRIATED be'sug-
gested by confidential servant in those
delicate momenJs when a hero sits with
IL napkin round his neck, and mis- face
covered with lather. Gras ping the great
warriors nose, and posing MS razor,
the valet might gllbly remark: 50 the
people are grumDling, NJ. !e Marechal.
Wen, well, they are discouteuted lot,
who never know Wna's gooI for them
n Il All tue same, il had the honor
Of governing them, [ ,ere II gentle dab in
The mouth with tue shaving brush to
prevent The hero from answeringl-l
governed them l should Just mag d
Bonaparte AT tnelr heads ana have done
with 1t. My impression is that
this would silence them, [dab,1 though
nothing else will unless you gave 'em u
Republic III earnest, which is ot course
out of the question. Dab. Steady,
please, M. lie Marechal, or we shall snick
our cuin. Going 10 the per-
tuners yesterday to buy this soap, l
told 'em the iast didn't lather as it
ought, but tney told me that politics
were the cause of it, Tor trade was going
10 the dogs. u That's the OLD
story, ana there was barber
in tue shop who said that il NJ. lie Mare.
chal would have himself proclaimed EN-
peror we should all dance in ring, an
be happy. but laughed, dab, dab aud
replied That Monsieur Wasn't maue OF
The wood out OF which they cut mon-
archs ldab. Lor' bless you,' said
I, the Marshal wants to die comfortably
in bed In his mansion OF the Rue Belle
chasse, instead Of perishiug OF ennul as
an exile among the logs OF the Thames;
and flatter myself that spoke wisely,
eh, MonsieulW