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GLOBE HonsE SHOE NArLs.-we are

GLOBE Horse SHOE NAILs.--We are inform
ed that a. Z. Berry, Esq, Veterinary Surgeon
Ia charge OF Hon. 4. L. barnums great stud OF
eigant horses, which were much admired
here ali last week, says that during their tray
els Tor the past seven years all OF tue horses
belonging 10 the circus have whenever they
could procur them) been shod with the Globe
horse shoe nails, as they hold the shoes
much longer and tirmer than any otner nail
they have ever used. What better proof OF their
superiority than this is wanted RI Boston jour
nal. IuneI5 fu
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Mrs. Godfrey, who name has been made most
unpleasantly conspicuous of late in connection
with the alleged Washington scandal. is a young
and remarkably beautiful widow whose husband
died in March, 1877. She is the sister of Mrs
Benjamin Willis of New York. Both have
plump, compact, well-shaped figures aud perfect
compilations. With the skins of blondes, the sis
tiers have nut-brown hair, and large, wide-open.
innoceut-looking gray eyes, fringed with long,
da.k lashes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01

1t has been customary in old communities to
suspend pieces of stick sulphur around the necks
of children rs q protection against contagion IN
epidemIcs. thorough washing with Glenn,
Sulphur Soap has been found much better pre-
tentative. Sold everywhere. Hills Hair 4
Whsker Dye, Black OF Brown, 80 cents.
junel9-tXwlm
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A Badly Bored Postmaster.

The following letter was received by the Treas
urer Of the Republican Congressional Committee
TREASURER, DEAR SIR would like to inform
stop sending me circulars and other papers. am
genuine Democrat. You think because | am q
postmaster | am bound to have poked after the
Republicans after 1t. want no more communi-
cations from you, stop at once.
w. A. SLEDGE, p. NJ, Lawrenceville, Va.
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Adsmson's Botanic Balsam. A never failing
remedy Tor coughs, colds, bronchitis, inflammation
OF the lungs Group, whoopIng Cough, sore tb Dat
asthma, aud all affections OF lungs, which ter
inmate IN consumption and death. Price IS cts
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Absolutely Pure.
Special Notirrs
a g Ard

To all who are suffering IRON the errors and IN.
dscretions OF youth, nervoas weakness, early de
cay. los. of manhood, &C, I will send receipt
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station ID. Bible
House. New York Civ. septl5-snteod&wlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01

Benz. A. Sawtele was arrested Thursday, for
giving woman bogus check for $40 on the Ma
tIonsi Exchange Bank Of Boston. IL, is ply
stefan from Norway, Me.
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MIR. Robert N. Douglass, who has just been re-
appointed U. 5. Marshal for the District of North
Carolina, is said to resemble his father, the Lit
tie Giant" more and more As he grows older
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-26
au 20
s. A UBURN.'' FOR SALE.

Pursuant to decree or the Circuit Court OF
Matthew's county the undersigned. AS special COM
missioner, VIII sell at public auction, the highest
bidder nj Mathews Courthouse. on MONDAY the
18th day of September, SIS tfrat day OF Circuit
Court, the beautiful ESTATE called AUBURN"
situated on North river, In Mathews county. = -
This ESTATE contains Goa ACRES, but VIII be
sold in gross, to be the same more or less. Three
hundred and ffty-swo acres lie Immediately upon
North river, and 24S ut distance or about wv o
miles, on what Is called Church swamp. ~ .tE
This Is one Of the most desirable homes In Ytr-
ainia. Situated in delightful ne.ghborhooJ, on tina
salt water but little more than three miles from the
bay, and possessing all the advantages Of such Sit
uaIon 10 the health and lsxuries tsaords 1t offers,
with large and handsome BRICK MANSION. ex-
tensise lawn, fine shade trees, good orchards highly.
improved soil, and extensive plantation buildings,
rare TO those who desire 70 purchase an
elegant country establishment. aStgsS zss ~
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash enough to pay
the costs or suit and expenass OF sale. and for the
discharge OF ceYain Hens created by deeds Of trust
ana rs 10 The residue Of the purchase-noney there
will be given credit Of one, two, and three wears,
the purchaser TO execute bonds for the deferred
payments, with approved security. With interest
thereon from The day Of sale. The title Is to be
tanned until the whole purciase-money ID paid. It
is helsyed that the cash required viii not exceed
$4,000. "a, WILLIAM B.. TALIAFERR0,i ~
Special Commissioner.
GLoucEsrgR CoDRTHousE, AuRust i, 1873.
an 1.d&sw1awxw
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-IIsftiaa. .AcrieuIturIsts

In report to, the Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs, Jacob Wore, agent at the
Omaha agency, Nebraska, says that the In
dams have been SO much encouraged by the
results OF their last years wheat-sowing
that they Increased the acreage OF wheat
sown about seYenty-flve per cent, or to
total OF 1850 acres. He estimates the pres
ent crop at $1,000 bushels. He also esti-
mates an increase Of 5000 to 5000 bushels
OF corn over the yield Of last year, and
gives favorable reports OF the other crops.
About $50 acres OF prairie lands have been
broken this year and 500 logs hauled
to the mill to be sawed into lum-
Der for building and fencing pur-
poses. He reports that there is strong
and increasing disposition on the part OF the
more intelligent. and thrifty members OF the
tribe except the chiefs) in favor Of abolish
ing the chieftainships. The schools are
fiourishing. No cases OF intemperanee
among the Omahas are heard OF. The
agent says the Indians are often disturbed
by rrumors4 and Probabilities OF changes
eitherpoE their homes or their management,
and they feel that either would be an inius-
tice without their free and unenforeed. con.
sent, I'm view OF tho fact that they have been
faithful on their part In complying with
their promises and obligations to the Gov
eminent. The evils OF frequent changes
in the treatment and modes OF managing
the Indians are pointed out by the agent.
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ifIlllDltl tllll.
atla,,s,r,A 4. rrGJsT, ISIS s.
sfgor n,e T,iss,at.eh.l
Nfrfsts,aare.

S. .rbarcs s, n 10 be q prevalent opinion
a,onr,o Il large number oi persons that
ga; chsmarcss is produced by Is ssagnasion
a The bicod. y That mar, to some extent,
10 HE direct though secondary cause Dut
sar opjnior, advanced with some trepida-
Han. is thai the PRIMARY cause h con,pres-
! sior, Of the spinaf cord in tho Fertebra OF
iesneek. 81 3 .ss,.s
~ II is, 1 believe, an cstaplished fact that
persons never have The 9 ightmare lex. G:
sept when lying on thetr backs. W me IN
.sEiss posifien, when the pillow is too hlgn,
as Is generally the case, The head as thrown
forward, thus placing tho Joints constr,
tuuns the upper portion of tue splnai
column out OF their natural position. Ibis
aisturbs or inpedes the transmission OF tne
nervous fluid or electric currents ("hich-
ever Won pIease) through the yaso-motor
nerves which control the respiratory and
yenfricuiar muscles. aud results in lfmin-
.isI1ed action or partial suspension OF the
Offices performed by these important or
sans-heart and lungs. A consequent
dininution in the circulation OF the blood;
foiiowss This is the foundation OF the the
oreticat view. stagnation OF the blood
Now tho point on which j wish to be 1n-
: formed is this, Is the nightmare caused
by {. stacpat;on OF the blood, !" or by nervous
arrangement which resuits in temporary OF
partial suspension OF the circuiatlon
Please, some kind physician, explain this
thing 70 us, and, set us right IL we are
wrong. five are right, let us know it; for
we had Just as well be wrong as to be IN
doubt. CLAUDE LORRAINE.
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q lxtJCrfOE Il ksiEs rusars tlsays
If By III Iebddin 8 e Il j -!
:. Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
corner or Eleventh and Bank streets.

1ryDMH1ss1ot ERs SALE OF THE
SJLOWERpART0 or THE skiTTLE D0vER q,
l Pa gnU kfhT G9s HuhE
5TsWsHEsFsTSY .irhfE RfLEs ABOVE
y yfrftie ofa decree OF the Chancery CoMft OF tne
CITY Of Richmond entered on the DIST l fepF4ars,
1878, IN The case oc WnrNtck'S cenmlltec %; Mol.
enc &c,and The trfbutors 70 the Pennsyisanms
ihereby apooisfed special Commissioners for that
purpose Dofer for sale atp1bliE on o se
gssSslses sn W e aeosf af
s 5E a bo SaE EsaT sa'
Trent in the division et the estate cnl,
tsin iSIe G Observation-Disclosures DEIGHTfAORE
of Which ss af sss ars ss9 acres
omen highland Of good anu 10 ac,es q, ,bis
ar les In original oak. The improvements on tnis
estate though not good, are YET sncens 1or 'ne ue
OF THIS IIe Estate fncucng the upper portion Of GIG
WIZ a. se esacnsor
Miss Ann. RI Trent, fdecsasedJ' has long been re-
eared as equal IN fertility to any estate on James
riyer. The neighberheod amongst the best IN Tue
Mr. Richard S. wood, residing on The pace win
show It to those who n,ay call on him: .,,sses
PosseSsinmiu time 10 seed wheat, anu Iuif' Possel
sign s. One fourth CASH balance at one, two
and three Years for negotiable notes. Interest aodfa
and title retained iff alE Of the Is
baid and n conveyance ordered by tne court > Iiie
taxes for 1878 to.be pafdn 6Y lne pnMffE.REDITH.
A. L. B0ULWARE,
>, an os .2iaw3 vs. tdfds Special Commissioners.
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Seaside Flirting.

TJennie June in Baltimore Americana
There is q good deal Of kind OF flirting
done which I am inclined to think is more
dangerous to the gentleman than the lady IN
the case. Jolly good fellows, some OF the
husbands are, secure in possession and con-
seriousness of the alteration Of their stylish
wives, quite willing that they should be oc-
cupied by anything that comes along during
their week OF absence, and infinitely amused
at the "spoon" some young fellow makes
of himself over married woman, with per-
haps q romping boy and baby. I'm
leaving 'felIer' with my wife," remarked
one Of these good-natured husbands, as he
took seat in the hotel stage on his return
to town. "See there!" Sure enough,
sailing along the wide piazza was
his pretty wife, and trying to dodge
her trailing skirts was thin young man,
who looked as il he had been Whitfield down
to fine point. The husband caught her eye
and kissed his hand. She kissed hers sweet
ly in return. The young gentleman glared.
tsYoure not afraid 2" remarked Qaugh-
ingly and interrogatively) the gentleman to
whom he had spoken before. ''Afraid-of
what ~ lie repeated, with contempt so su-
prerae that neither doubt nor suspicion
could harbor there. These youthful cava.
liers are not, however, often left IN attend
ance. They prefer to "drop, down du-
ring the week." when the comparative rarity
of masculine presence makes them more
welcome; " hen the obstacles IN the shape OF
husbands are not in the way, and when
whatever affords diversion is looked upon
as somewhat OF godSend.
"Do you think such woman can care
anything for that great, vulgar brute OF a
husband OF hers ?" came in burst OF con-
fidence from one OF these sentimental ad.
mirers Of a handsome and brilliant married
woman. Sc Not when you are round, my
dear fellow replied the person whom he
addressed; s'iust propose yourself as
substitute, and see how quick she'll take
YOU at your word" "Ai, yes" lisped the
other; "but you see, then, there would be
a divorce, aud all that sort OF thing, and
Pm not marrying man." "Ain't you?"
was the reply. .'Well, no, suppose not;
except for,,your clothes, no one would ever
suspect you were man at ALL" The speak
err whistled and walked OF with his hands
in his pockets, while the other was trying
TO get the, meaning OF the last remark
through his bead. .- ~ ~, : -.
The present period seems TO be fertile in
the production OF lot OF sappy youths,
who are devoted to neckties; who have not
strength, honor. nor manliness enough to
make love to young girl; who would not
dare to take the responsibility of support
ing q wife, but who consider that they gain
some reflected glory by making one Of the
trail Of worshippers that dog the steps Of any
| woman who attaIns distinction or notoriety.
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BY Robert u. Lyme. .-s'l.'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street. :. -.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
i FRAME HOUSES on NJ STREET BE.
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
AT AUCTION.-In execution OF IL certain deed of
trust to the undersigned, trustees dated August 8,
1877. from John johnson and wife. and recorded
in Richmond Chancery Court, ID. B. Ill G. page
III we will offer for sale, upon the premises, at
public auction, on SATURDAY the Gath day OF
August, 1873 at 6 O'Clock P. NJ, being required so
10 do by the holder of the note secured by said deed
default Having been made in the payment Of the
same, all the PROPERTY conveyed by the said
decd consisting Of TWO THREE-RO0M FRAME
TENEAIENTS. now occupied by John johnson and
Lee Holmes. The LOTS have 4 front of about
fourteen feet and run back good depth. The
houses would pay 4 very good per cent. on the in
veStnent. .:.....-.. s.-.-- -.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale and enough
on; residue upon terms to be given ut sale:
X. A. MEAGHER,
.' .---' 70. STILES,
. ... .. ... - Trustees.
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f4esYou want to break on this road, do
your Well, you can sit down there: " .,
have no vacancy Just at present pnt we
kill abouttwo brakemen a day, ana 4 uale-
saw in a few minutes I shall hear OF some.
one losing AN arm or q leg, and tnen you
can have the job.nj Pho man thougnltt 2. ne
would not wait. - ~ ,.,,
THE most Immense coniipdrum1 OF the
seasorl Is proDeunded by Kearney. lie asks,
what is capital doing ? and when you say
that Won give it up he answers, cit Is iced
;no fbe bIoated mnmmoth. Sinecure," while
Rntler gazes at him with happy tears stand
ing ia bis admiring eyes.-1lbany :Evenan'9
Journal. ...,,,.
The persistent wretch who is alwaysyask.-.
ING, ais this hot enough for ,youk" viii
get his reward one Of these days. When
dark complexioned old person, with horns
shall lead him lin, crying, SIS tins 1ot
enough for you?" he will understand alb
Louisville Coayier-.I oa1:7,dL.-
Correspondents say that many OF the
summer resorts are short Of men this sea-
son. Would'st know the wherefore? Inc
men are Il short ~ themselves. -Norrasto'en
Herakd.- <5s' ,''.'t', -. ,.,,,.., wa
Hornbyy, the English admiral who, during
the Russian rumpus, did a power OF steam
ing in the Levant, has been made knight
Commander OF the Bath by bel. gracious
majesty. Turkish bath ~ = i.s..
We have just been thinking how language
came into the world. 1t was during Adam
and EYES first quarrel. when one word
brought on another. = Cincinnati Saturday
Night. ~ = = ~: ... =. - '.'..
The real estate man wants. Deeds, not
words. .s- "a ,s.,,s. .,.r
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BY W. Goddin, .,'9!l,
Auclioneer and Real Estate Agent, :; :,
ccorner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner OF Eleventh ano BANK sueess' 81.
TayECUToR,s SALE OF TIE UPPER
II PORTION OF TIL 8 LITTLE. DOVER "ES-
TATE IN GooGHk MD ERuNTTTffi On s shaEs
RR Isl HHMN;o !" ;11SocNTiiNiEG FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN ACRES.-At ibe request of Mr.:
Thomas ". McCance, surviving acting executor Oh
The late Miss Ann X. Trent, deceased, shall ofer
for sale at public auction, on the premises hlfnmes
diaiely aftcr the sale or the lower portion t4S0
acres more or less advertised to be sold under de-
cree Of Richmond Chancery Court bv Messrs. John
4. Meredith and A. T.. Boulware, commissioners.
o'clock M. flair: mot on the fEstfa day there
after|, that portion OF the LITTLE DOVER rs.
TATE. In Goochand county. which was assigned to
MISS Ann r. Trent in The division Of the estate OF
her father, Or. Joseph Trent, deceased beine the
upper paril, containing, GIG ACRkS-of which SO
acres are James.rivert low-grOunds OF unsurpassed
fertility, 23S acres or excellent highland and 100
acres in original growth OF oak, suitable for ship
timber or cord-wood, with a few fine trees large
enough for mill-shafts. The low-grennds and the
ieh.land are particularly adapted to the prowth of
wheat, corn, tobacco, clover, &C. The improve
ments on the place are limited, but the farm Itself
is regarded rs amongst the most valuable on James
river. The canal of the James River and Kanawha
Company passes through the farm, so that Its pro-
ducts can be cheaply transported 10 market. Ihe
neiehborhood IS equal to any In the county. Mr..
Richard s. Wood. residing on the farm, VIII showlt
to those who may call on him. Possession in time
to seed wheat and full possession ut the end OF tue
year. j." 60 ~.
years for bonds besling interest half-yearly, Sc
cured by a deed OF trust the taxes for 1873 10 be
paid by the purchaser. J. .. W. GODDlN,
au 26.2tlW3W &tdtd5 ...-.= -. Auct1oneer.
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An Old resident Of Oil City, Penn, say sl

AN old resident Of Oil City, Penn, says:
Is have lived here since oil was first dis
covered, and Ican confidently say that over
ninety per cent. OF those who have grown
rich in oil production and oil speculation
arsnsw paupers. The discoyerer Of the oil
insyliis district himself never realized any,
thing from it. This was Colonel Drake,
who made the first strike. on Oil creek, near
TitIsYi!ie, in 1850, He is now living on
charity in Vermont, 9 poor old man.
B he was returning from bath In the surf
at Long Branch, W hen addeniy he stopped,
tuned pale, capped his right hand over
his cheek, and exclaimed I'm accents wild,
4. Charley, I've lett my right eye In that
c0nfounded bathing house, Y lyew York
l'osanaeYcia .zdperts ssY. 5ss5
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BY Robert B.LyBe,
Rcal.Estare Agent and Auctionccr,
No. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF A NICE FRAME
l. HOUSE AND GOOD LOT SITUATED ON
THE NORTHEAST. CORNER OF ST. PAUL
AND BAKER STREETS, AND OPPOSITE BA-'
KER-STREET SCHOOL, AT AUCrIUS.-In exc
cution of Il certain decd Of trust from Richard
Meekinys to the Undersigned as trustee dated 29lh
July, 1857, and duly recorded IN Richmond Chan
cery Court, d. B. S5 h, page z, will Offer for sale
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 30th day Of
August, 1873, at O'Clock p. NJ, being required so
do by the beneficiary named in said deed, default
having been made In The payment OF the bonds Sc
cured thereby. all the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed. The lot has front OF 20 feet on 81
Paul street, and back Oh Baker street 129 feet
10 eipht-foOt alley, ON which It has a front Of SO
feet. The house Is a new frame one, and contains
about four rooms.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and suffl-
Client TO pay of two bonds past due and interest
thereon-vz-, bond for $3.50. with interest thereon
from January 20. 1868, and bond for $3.50, with
interest thereon from July 20, 1868, and residue
upon terms to be given ut sale. 49,
L.W. CHAMBERLAYNE,
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP S9RsS
" ,,r COMPANY, - IN 60
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one OF their spiendid
stsaEers-0LD DOMINION, WYAN0KE. ISAAC
BELL, and RiCHMOSD-eyeryT TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water. i.sgs 80. u
These ships are entirely new, aud were built ex.
pressly fer this route.
ro6ms. 49,, e..,.. IN ..y-4 s,3,, y, Erg
The fare, aecominodasions, and attentions are un.
SURPASSED. 5:2 slrnai3 a. 3Nf. = 't5'ts Jf'ltsr
Goods shipped by this line are lspdsd regularly a,
New York on the conpanys covered pier, 81 North
Freight received until 8 r. II. daily. $3.50 ~.
Cabin fare 20 New York. 912. SteeraSe, &c and
FrelgAu Ior points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and no Charge made except actual ex
pelSes Incurred. q ttS ts.taSH VIZ "a
For fcrther Information apply 10 49,, eos
GEORGE w. ALLEN j. CO., Agents,
nv 10 Once Conpanys Hharves, Rockets,
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81. By Frank j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
! No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF a
IL LARGE NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS IN
HOLLANDS AND SNELLiNG'S ADDITION TO
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. AT the request
of the owners, and by virtue OF decree of The Cir
cult Court Of Chesterfield county, entered at the May
term. 1873, Of Avis &c. cs, Hasiings administra-
tor, will sell, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
August 20, 1878, commencing at O'Clock X. NJ,
the following VALUABLE VACANT LOTS, as
above: = -
First EIGHT. BEAUTIFULLY,L0CAT
BUILDING LOTS In Hollano's addition-fonr
fronting cambridge street thirty feeet each, and
four fronting Holland street thirty feet EACH run
ming back about 1872 feet to a teen-foot alley.
Second. Also EIGHTEEN LOTS In said addition
fronting from tweny-seven and half to thirty feet
each on Hargrove street, with depth OF about l32
feet. IL,
Third FOUR LOTS fronting thirty feet, in Smell
ling's addition, Oh P0whatan street, and near the
residence of Mrs. Jane Baird. :, s..,-
Fourth About TEN LOTS in said addition 'front.'
ing partly Bainbrdge street and partly OH Buch-
anan street. -..s
All of these arc truly desirable building lots, and
invite investors in real estate and persons wishing
to buy good building lots TO attend this sale. as am
directed to close them out for the most part. to the
highest bidder. no.
TERMS: one half cash; the balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes secured by deed or
day of sale F. j. SAMPSON.
au 2l-eOdtdS Anctloncer.
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cyprsan nroanas.

rs thanr Inc rarfian-s king doves; 4.
Torock the cradle of thc Loyes~ So s;is5
MA inns ,he ,orged-for peace has come, ss
\ ',ro tssry'yenrs that mock nc number;
4 And 10 she Queen of Bexaiyfs Nome s,
The Eastern Question falls a-slum ger.
rs,t i, .s ssa sas az 81 IN aayp
Iait q new saiurnian reign -, I, ss.5,
. Graz Saturn rsEedas Vivian GreS ~
The world asssI isng az e arssm
OF tae brieis hopes With which may TEEN
This inch0ate millennium.
or Bengal tigers, doting on i.
OF JJukempt Cossacks OF the Don,
All smiles with the &ohammednn;
or po,son0us bees of Trebizonde $3.50
No more thoir noisome honey brewing;
Of the Leyaptine yagabond ,!yfsss.. 81. .
NO more dishonest trade pursuing; 50
or the Wild wind Euroclydon ~ -. -;
or the slave mart where slave Is none, 80
Or Georgian or Circasssan.
Good yet it smacks Of Pnnehinsllo
To lay peace on the Cypr1an's preasi' 20
Andin the island OF Othelol ~ ..sst
TO think eff jea!oasies Mt rest. -
The ladysyenu had for spouse
A snith--the prehistorIc Krupp;.
And when witlihim she scorne6 10 house
The God of Battle took her up.
who knows not that In mood superna
Love makes eternity boast -
I, And who not knows that this eternal ~
Is FIVE years at the very most!
Yet still. long let the Treaty live,
And-since 1t Is a es,wine- I!
In wine OF Cyprus we will give 81,
Libafions to 1t saccharine. ,z 4,,
Long may the British bunting ny
- Ger ribbops Of the Cypri0te Iair :.
4 Gag may the British m1ddy sky
= With ffuttcrtug Cnpids hfgh In ar.
Long may The railway metals laid
On sJcepers to the Persian Gulf
Forcfend the suiphurous TRADE. ~
OF any British.born Ernulph!
Z Long may this little Cyprian foolipg
at AfYrigln the Russ. amuse the TURK,
Make sheikls aud khans accept our runhe'
A"u ." 'e 70 0.' Mall Budget