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National Republican., 1878-08-27
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Another Victory for the National,

Another Victory Tor The NATIONAL
The National placed another victory to their
credit yesterday by defeating the Pittsfeld, in
an eight innings game, by II score of to
9. The feature of the game was tho terrific
batting of Reville, of the home team, as he
secured four first base hits and made two of
the runs. Baker, Lynch, and Trott also de-
serve mention for their fielding, as they put
out between them seventeen lucklcss tossers.
Turbidy, of the visitors, played splendid
game at short aud led the batting for his side.
Latham, at third, elso acquitted himself
creditably, his stopping Of hot groundcrs and
thro wing to first being tip.top.
Tho following summary gives the fine points
of the contest:
National Republican., 1878-08-27
Blatant ItonZine Bibers.

About two o'clock yesterday afternoon, two
eolored men named Philip aud Austin Jack
son both filled with brnIinc raised consider.
able excitement in the vicinity Of the Balt-
more aud Potomac depot by breaking the
Windows aud ul'setting an eating Staud kept
by 4 cOlured man on Sixth street. Sergeant
Ashton attempted to arrest Austin Jack sou,
but he broke away from him and ran down
Missouri avenue, followed hy a large crowd.
Detective MrEfreSlr joined in the chase and
secured the runaway near the corner VI -Four.
and "a half street northwest, The other of.
fender was captured by Special Oihcor Young,
and the two were taken to Police Headquarters
and locked up iOr hearing before squire
Walter to-day.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
Totals.....lO 624I6 b Totals. - 2.


1t is only justice to say for the Pittsfeld
nine that they are minus the services Of their
pitcher and catcher in their respective posi-
tions-Burns having been unfortunate In
breaking one of his fingers has retired to the
left field, Stevens having been substituted as
pitcher. GUILTY, the regular catcher, received
the sad news Of a death IN his family and was
compelled to return home. He Is expected
back to play in the game arranged for Thurs.
day next
Tomorrow afternoon tho celebrated Worces-
ter club, of Massachusetts,, will play the. Ma.
tional on the latter's grounds and good game
will reward all fortunate enough to attend.
The visitors have played some of the finest
games on record this year, their defeat Of the
Boston nine by score Of to 0, In a full game,
being n feather In their caps. Game will be
called promptly at the hour advertised, as the
days are growing shorter.
The Acme and Pythian played game on the
White Lot yesterday afternoon, tho former
scoring 10 to the latter's 8.
The West End and Athletic mines played
their second game yesterday, at the corner OF
Ninth and streets aud the result was We
tory for tho West End by a score Of 10 to Z.
The West End nine was strengthened for the
occasion by tho addition Of O'Brien, late
catcher Of the Hartford.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Buffalo, n. Y.-Utica, s; Buffalo, 9.
Lowell, ,Msss-Springfeld 3; Lowell, 9.
Baltimore, Md.-WOrGester, 10; WaveTly, 3.
Cleveland, Ohio-Forest City, O.; Indian
apolis, 4.
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National Republican., 1878-08-27
Amu.emrnt. and Excur.ion..

CoNiQrE-Nariety performance.
Excursion and picnic, Potomac FruitGrowcrs'
Association, al Mount Vernon springs.
For salt water. Steamer Mystic leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf at nine a. M, returning at eleven p m.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten a. IN, returning at
four r. IN.
Forty miles for ten cents. The City Of Alexan.
drla leaves seventh ,trcct wharf at halErRst eleven
- NJ, returning at three y. m.
Fny miles for iiftccn cents. Potomac Ferry Com.
pany's excursions. Boat leaves seventh street
wharf al seven .. m, returning al eleven p. m.
National Republican., 1878-08-27

The season for tournaments IL fast approach
ing, when gentlemen Of the District and ad-
jaCent COuntirs will meet in the arena, mount
ed on barbCd steeds, clad IN armOrial garments.
Some twenty knights have already entered
the list, among whom will be recognized the
following wGll.knOwn gentlemen Messrs. A.
j.. oliver, l.. r. l.usby, and W. +. Brooks, of
FOrestylle, Prince Georges County G, Magru-
der, f. MrgrrIdrr, Lewis aud W. =. MagIuder
aud ". T.. ScaggS, Of Bright Seat, Prince
Georges county; Thomas j. Watson, aud
Harry OrIue, Of Horse Head, Prince
Georges County; 7. W. Underwood aud
Peter King, Piscataway John Holly aud r.
q. Conard, Of the District Charles Lllsby of
r. Is. Besides cIOwning the queen aud seven
maids Of honor prizes will be given, consist.
ing OF two watches, two saddles, two brides,
and two sets Of spurs. After tho coronation
the ball will take place, led by the queen
maids Of honor, aud knights, The day be.
leCtud by MIR. MOfiett Is Friday, September @.
when there will be grand parade Of knights
in the morning through the streets Of the city.
There will be two orators, Quo 10 deliver the
address to the knights before entering the
contest, and the 0thor to do the honors at the
coronation.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
The &. II. 4. Nsrkstn.n,

Tie Columbia kihs A-ss iotiOD is practising
faithfully for the September meeting at reed.
moor, 1t will ,.ud a team Of fluT 70 cOIppet.
in the Interstate Long Range Match, aud be.
s,des nearly all Of tho members Of th, assoca.
individual matches. The members Df the club
90 out to the range at BenHlny's Tuesday. aud
Fridays, on the halfpn.t one =. III. train, and
an omnibus goes out At uix aud brings them n
as there Is no train to accommodate al the
right time for coming in. The suptrint.nd.
ent Of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
has kindly ordered the half-past one p. IN.
train to stop going out on those practice days,
and 1t ID hoped that ere long there may be-
some arrangements made to return by the
railroad between six and seven p. 10. Persons
desiring to visit the range aud witness the
practice can be accommodated In the oinni.
bus TO return.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
Fatal Accident To n Cow.

The train which left the Baltimore and Ohio
depot, at $50 a. m. yesterday morning, on tho
Metropolitan Branch, while crossing New York
avenue, nan into three cows, belonging to Mrs.
Honora Conncrs living on P, between First
aud North Capitol streets. Two Of tho cows
escaped injury, but the third was struck aud
thrown from the track, having one of its legs
broken and being otherwise injured to such an
extent that it had to DO killed. The COW was
valued at $50,
National Republican., 1878-08-27
Husn InurntIfu,le.

In July last, Christopher Arth, the barber
on Pennsylvania avenvc, opposite the Metro.
politan Hotel, found German named Schnei-
der in destitute circumstances and in want Of
work, and gave linn employment In his
shop. Three weeks ago Mr.. Arth went to the
Orkney Springs and left Schneider IN charge
Of his business. Sunday night Schneider de-
camped, taking with him 500 belonging to
Arth. Mr.. Arth was sent for Immediately
and returned yesterday.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
A Funeral Postponed.

funeral which was 10 have taken place In
the northwestern section Of tho city was post.
poned under peculiar circumstances. A colored
man, whose child had died, negotiated with an
undertaken, who agreed to bury 1t for $3.50,
one-half to be paid down. when the under.
taker came to the house yesterday he refused
to go on with the funeral until he was paid in
full This unexpected demand could not be
met at the time, and so the obsequies were
POSTPONED,
National Republican., 1878-08-27

YouNG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 yonr teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with TnURsToN's IVORY PEARL
TOOTn POWDER. the most perfect dentrifce known
II will keep them through life In good condition
white and sOund. VIII harden the eunlh, sweeten
he breath, and prevent tOothache. Sold by all
druggists. IS and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-08-27
New AdNerti-c,nrnts.

Base -ball-National v. Worcester.
Lost-An cnvclcpc-suitablc reward.
Excursion TO Baltimore SeptCmbcr2.
L. Hellbrun, shoe.housc, No. i02 seventh street
northwest
Concert for the benefit Of yellow fever sufferers,
Thursday, August ~.
Boys school suits-Gl6 Seventh street and p2l
pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-08-27

FOE upward Of thirty year. Mn, Winslgw's sooth.
hlr yTup la Leen used for children. il coTTecu
seidiIy Gfthe stomach relieves wind collie regulates
u. kscis, cure, dy.sntery aud diarThns, whether
arising from isething Or other causes An oid anu
N,l .IIlsd remedy. Is csnH bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
Thermometric Readings.
OyrfcE CHIEF SIGsAL-OFTIcER, L. $. A.,
Indications.

For New England and the Middle Atlantic
Rtstes warmer, clear, or partly EclOudy weather
variable winds, mostly southerly, stationary fall
ing barometer.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
High Mass on the water.

The Lady of the Lake carried large and
merry party to the Point on Sunday, leaving
this city Saturday evening and returning sa fe
and sound yesterday morning The excursion
was given under the auspices of st. Dominica S
Division of the Y. g. +. s., and was for the
benefit Of the st. Dominic Parochal Schools,
Mr.. J. @. Stafford had charge of the amuse.
meuts, and with the assistance of n most eli.
cient committee, conducted everything to the
comfort and pleasure of the cxcursinnists. A
novel and at the same time appropriate feature
Of the excursion was the celebration of high
mass at Piney Point, on au impromptu altar
erected on the deck Of tho steamer. Rev
Father Fortune was the cclebraut. The service
took place at six o'clock Sunday morning, and
was attended by all the cNcursionists.
National Republican., 1878-08-27

wELLS MACHRE-SPREAD sTRESGrHESfSo PLAsT.
Frs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
CIIT ITEMS.

THOSE who suffer from nervous iTritatons, itching
uncasiness, and the discomfort that follows from
an enfeeblcd aud dsordercd state of the system,
should take Ayers Sarsaparilla and cleanse the
blood. Purge out the lLrking dlstemper that un-
dcrmines the health, and the constit uuonal vigor
will return,
National Republican., 1878-08-27

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
fenovatng your sOlcd gloves with JouvEs's Iso-
DERocs Kill GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents per
bottle
National Republican., 1878-08-27

FINE New York butter received daily al spiccrs
butter store corner Of Ninth and T. streets north
west Low prices, fine quality, and fair dealings
are specialties.
National Republican., 1878-08-27

ARE you blliou, troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptic, nervous dull, and languid7 Averse TO nll
exertion. IL your life miserable? You require u
change. Cleanse The system, purify and renew the
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, q cents per package, which makes a
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.
Notes Here and There by Republi-
can Reporters.

why Funeral Was Postponed-A Base In
grate--A Youthful Visitor at the white
House-Msss Celebrated on River
stssmer-Cartmen Fixing .
Scale of Pricss-Burgiar
Caught, &C., &C., &c.
National Republican., 1878-08-27


A boy named Charlie Green, eleven years Of
age, who had beat his way on the cars from
Buffalo, y. Y, WAS among the visitors at the
White House yesterday, aud made himself SO
obnoxious that he was turned over to the po-
lice and taken to Police Headquarters. He
was determined to see the President and had fol.
lowed his carriage to the Soldiers Home on
three different occasions. Sunday afternoon
he went to the Presidents cottage, and was SO
persistent that the President kindly consented
to see him. The boy said lie was travelling to
support his mother by selling pictures, but he
had reached this city, aud, being without
friends or money, was unable to get home
again. The President gave him 81 and or
dered that he be accommodated for the night.
II was by his cndeavors to see the President
again yesterday that he got into custody. He
Is thought to be q little queer" and will be
cared for until his parents are heard from.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
real Estat1 Transfers,

John Kelly ct al, to E, p. Gleason, for s.
lot "a, square zoo; b. F. Prout 10 A. Bean, for
$50, subdivision Of square go.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
gational 8tpublitar'.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
sAirpoRE AND POTOMAC DEPOT. sl1TH AND

At hALrMoRE AND OHIO pEPur, SEw JERSEY AVE
suE AND STREET
Noypfn1 Eentn1.
ss.b n. Y Phil a Bos eI. si;s0, Baltimore accom-
fE, baltimore express go, baltimore accom-.
15o Western express $40, n Y, Phil 4 BOs er.
tN-BAlymorv accom-. Ssn Western Mall
~, Pred &C. Met. br'ch SAT-, Baltimore accom-
&c, Baltimore Annapolis se<5 Baltimore express
and way, 'TA, Western sapre-S
et6, MAriinsburg Ard Ha- ssOn baltimore express
n rptown ac MET hr'ch spis n Y, Phil 4 Hos ar'
eIbs0, Baltimore accom- lG+5, Baltimore acconn
u:0 Baltimore eI 1ress
ARRIVE daily. Othurs Sundays excepted.
Hs Pbr the time Of departure Of trains, See adNef
esemeats elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-08-27

Is your hair harsh dry and stiff7 Docs II refuse
to curl! Dress IL with IuoNTsoS's oMAbE OPTIME
An oleaginUus compound Of singular merit 1t
will improve It, Sold by druggists. &c. Price 2o
and ~ cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits. Special
rates time deposits J. II. SouIER & Co.
BANKERS lIlG PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
National Republican., 1878-08-27
FATALLY sCALDED.
FATHER MrRpHY's ILLNESS.

The condition of Father Murphy, pastor Of
Trinity Church, was much improved yestcr-
day. During his illness he has been attended
by Fathers Bird and Poland On Sunday cv-
ening he was in such a critical state that the
last rites of the church were administered to
him by Rev Father Casey. Yesterday morn
ing consultation was held by the physicians,
Drs. A. Bichey, Mackall, aud Murphy, aud
they concluded that while he was not out Of
dauger they looked upon his ultimate recov-
cry us probable.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09

MitIeio fir feline perpunbsten WaHsnbrI.
Der ersrIfen, perlieB er Die Reibeu. nabm
sinen Sterbenoen auf feline Sdulter uno
trus Jpn I%aufsno in Elm 3elt, oas als Spi.
tai biente uno Den Wamen Selola5uretb
fibrt. als er ben abbans wieoer bins
oufftes, idob er Of. Tub ieinen Rarabiner
wieoer, bob sinen %5tueiten Weewunosten
auf unb trus i'm ebenfaas in ienes 3slt.
go ma4te er es nit sinem oritten; tpie er
aber gu einem Yiertsn tam uno in ibm einen
ieinsr innigiien Jreunoe e%rfannte. umarmte
er ibu sdrtlid. luo i'm adtiam auf feline
S9ultsr uno trus i'm sbsn 10 raid uis Der
Ylib in oas Sslola3ar.tb. Wit Suei ans
bern 3uapen, Die slsih ibm 9erwunoste
in Dos 3elt setrasen, elite er auf oas
Sdla9tfslo Surid. @dbreno lie i'm
2aufidritt bic S0lduns zines @rabens
biraniiissen, fsuerte elm GROCER S4uarm
larbiI9er Sdesr Gus Dem naben Babe
auf lie. Stint ME elm Siri4 iprinst Oh
oerid binter ben Stamm zines unssbearen
Rubbaumes. Die spei anoern lu4en binter
smsi Waulbeerbdumen S9ub, unb elm
lebbaftes S6armibsl besinnt. Oloeri4
ruff: r6ier fur einen Ssresnten !" uno
Der feinolide Serssnt "itiirSt: rSieb fir
iensn Yrablbans bon OfTjier bort" uno
er itredt i'm nieber. go be;sidnste er
beren ssbn, uno ole 5ebn iislen. Seine
Tauf NOR 10 felt. iein huge 10 faer. oaB
isin S9ub ME febl sins. Snieinem Jeu.
ereifer aber batts er ni4t bsmertt, oaB
mebrere Saroen, oas @eb6l3 uerlaHenb.
Jpn su umrinsen iudtsn, I'M i'm ssfanssn
su nebmen.
rOlcsrid GID adt!" risf elmer ieinsr
6amsraoen.
Ser furdtlols 3nupe wsnbet Iid UNI. er
Iiebt, baB es ii.ben Sarben iinb, unb bab
Smei BON ibnen auf i'm lositirSen. 81
3isbt bas Saionnett an lid uno it6bt ss
raid Dem swsiten ourd Die 8ruit. Seine
Gameraben unterbisltsn inSpiidsn binter
ibren gdumen Elm lebbaftes 5euer. Cher
itsrben benn id erseben! sic Sarben
usidsn uno sieben iid 5urud; bod als
Olosrid lein 8aionnett aus Der 8rut iei=
neg ~speitsn Geeners ,iebt, trifft i'm cine
&nssl ober Die ausenbraune er erbIabt,
Der &arabinsr %entinft ieinen Sdnoen.
Olbsri6 bridt in Die 9nie Suiammen, uno
riidIinss itirSt sr in ben @raben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
ueber Bal |mpre.

SsSw, Der bas aIte gatalaxs 1Sslu&sn cer Usrpaut'
unS rreunbt pen Gurcra Tom men laHtn nta. fsaie bt prs&.
poasn, nsutu eiiernea S6raubsn. ppfbampf&tHs bee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09

y Gin fran,Sii6r S&riftfsaer iaste ibsr
bitie @ufi&rift: .We icata an iol&e S&am.
Iufsisit slautsn2 Cine Gbrsds aaf sinem Gar.
&C. Gin ges aus elmer Gon0bit auf stnem
esi&nam ! Gin Nsu&lr trlaubt I'D, Der Wittws
ess Ranuss. ben CT 70 chen srrnorbstt, ~ iastn /:
Mein Germ II befrisbist i'd bibs beinsn @atten
s%stSptst! pier IL ftin esi&nam, 10 laHs ibn
Dir tr psrnas ni&ts ratbr stssn mid! l.. Col
De Spra&s IL rasbr als barbarii&, ft IL srau.
fam, blutbirfis, tbisriG&H
NJ @tntral Qialbini Der Warauift br ptmo.
ban /: Semitic bee S&dtsrbauftns Itbt fein
ftinblt&sr Corn!
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-01-31
A CHANGE OF CLIMATE.

Yesterday morning forlorn cricket
that had been tempted out Of doors
nv the warm weather of the preced-
ing days, was shivering along the
street looking for q cheap second
hand ulster, and wishing he were
home. when he met wasp that had
been locked out during the fall house
cleaning.
81 am almost frozen,'' said ths
cricket; "my hands are fairly numl
with cold"
Put them in my coat-tail pockets,
replied the wasp cheerfully, IAN
warm them"
The cricket did so, and the was
: :, Immediately warmed him with the In
proved heating machinery located
the after part of his system. III
cricket, merely pausing to RENAL
= that there appeared to be cayenI
- pepper mandatory in the neighbe
ie hood, crawled under the plank Wa
to die, while the wasp, who was TO
~ of his little joke, went away singi
en msrrily, ''Come, come away to
s :. try-sting place. Burlington Ha'
eve,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-01-31
THEY'VE STOPPED SELLING
LIQUOR IN TOWN"
RY BELLE NJ. MAaON.

By BELLE NJ. MASON.
Here's gooi news for you, mother, the
old farmer sSid
As h., paused where his good wife wa
moulding the bread-
Eve been talking awhile with our friend
neighbor Brown,
And he says they've stotped selling liquor
took off my cap and shouted huzza.
When he said men had gu To live up t.
md [ kpew twould make you SO happy
they had dried up the fountain OF mad
ness and woe.
Now the town will be -acelu' and safe
once again,
aud the street won't be crowded with
wild drunken men,
AID I'll boys won't be temp ed to smoke,
drink and fight, i
t, gA,nOle all day and carouss all the
night.
heres X tie. bless her heart, she viii
dance like top,
For she can go back now and sew in the
shop,
II won't be unsafe tor her now, am sure
For though she is thougtless, the childi
heart is pure.
You needn t buy things at the corner'ne
more,
F,r I'll send Sam to town to the big dry
gonds store.
He won't come home drunk, with tb'
buggy broke down.
For Tell you they've stopped selling Il
quor in town.
There's Jim, he won't stady, and don
take to work,
We can let him go now and hire out Tor
clerk
1t will do the boy good, he'll fn1 out II
amt play,
And there amt any grog shops to leat
him astray.
And .here's little Peter-you knew hoS
he learns,
All how he saves up every penny ht
earns
To buy new book, and the boys got
plan
That he'll be lawyer when he's youn
man.
So If you are willing to venture. thin
Well send him to town, he won't learn t
| drink
They've got good school. and he'll lear
very fast
I'm glad they've stopped selling bad liz
uor at last.
de paused, AMI the wife of mis- youth mad
reply
While Joy sent the tear-drops like pear
from hor eye.
"Heaven bless the true hearts that HAY
put the curse down!
Thank God they have stopped sellir
liquor in town.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-01-31
WHERE TO GO IN THE EVE
a.. NINGS.

"Now, young man, | sentence you
to twenty years hard labor in the
State Prison for killing that man with
a cart rung. 1t will be warning to
other young men who spend their
evenings in bar rooms not to go to
such vile places.
Other young man-'sPlease, Sir,
where shall we go:'
Judge-ssGo to church"
Other young man-''What! every
evening? And they're not open eth
er."
Judge-''Well, go-go to some re-
spectacle theatre"
Other young man-"Can't afford
it, Judge"
Judge-sWell, go-go to dime
concert"
Other young man-''What shall
we do the other five week evenings p
Judge-''Go-go-gc to see some re-
spectacle young ladies"
Other young man-''They want
oysters, ice cream and theatre tick
cts, Judge. Can't afford 'em on 81 6
week"
Judge-''Well, go-go- -go-to YOU
rooms, and study, and become :
Judge like me-"
And other young man-"Judge, i
is tough work studying after working
all day. Did you get to be Judg'
by studying?'
Judge-''Why, yes, of course -
Other young Misunderstanding
what?"
Judge-''Politics, of course-no,
mean studied readin', 'ritin', arlth
mstic anG law"
ANY other young man-'les
Judge, where do you spend your eve
nings:"
Judge-'.Well, l generally dine j
the Club, and then take run arouu
! town, drop in at a theatre, or at til
, Fifth Avenue, or beer tunnel, an
sometimes take a spin around til
: corner at or up to =
stop, what an. l saying! Young maj
t / spend my virtuOus evenings in til
l bosom Of my virtuous family, and II
D tire at the hour of ten to my virtuor
spring bedstead."
a Other young man.-''Well, JGdg'
we can't afford these luxuries till v
e are elected judges. Wish you'd te
4 us where to go evenings"
Y Judge-"Go--go--go to the devil
All the other young men-''ie
: Ludge, we're going there. Puck.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1878-01-31
JOSH BILLINGS AXIOMS.

Josh Billings Trump Card
have never known a sekond wife but
what waz boss ov the situashun.
After q man gifts to be thirty-eight
wears old he kant form any new hab-
its much the best he kan do ls to
steer hiz old ones.
Enni man who kan swap horses, or
ketch fish, and rot lie about it, IL
lust about az Plus az men ever git to
be in this world.
The sassyest man / ever met IL a
hen-peckt husband when he liz away
from home.
An enthusiast iz an individual who
believes about 4 tunes az much az he
kan prove, and he kan prove about 4
times az much az anybody believes
The dog that will follow anybodJ
amt wuth cuss.
Thoze people who are trieing t
get to heaven on their kreed will flint
out ut last that they didn't hav thr
ticket.
, Too long courtship are not allwus
iudicious the partys often tire OF
skoreing before the trot begins.
4 One quart ov cheep whisky (tf
: cheaper the better) judiciously al
Piled, will do more business for tt
"a devil than the smartest deacon he HI
ID got.
/ don't rekolect doing emmy thu
that l was Just a little ashamed
ID but what somebody remembered
and wuz sure once in while, to
sp me in mind of it.
M Young man learn to wait; II y
in undertake to set hen before she
he ready, you viii loose your time {
,rk confuse the hen besides.
me Nature seldom makes q phool;
or simply furnishes the raw mater
ak and lets the fellow finish the job
,nd suit himself.