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eflanitowof pilot.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1880
SHE WOULDN'T KISS.

One day last week Deer Island
vessel was lying at one of the wharv-
es Of our city. The men folks had
gone up town to trade, leaving
tall. raw-boned woman in a faded
calico dress on board alone. Three
or four loafers stood ON the wharf
watching her az she swept up the
deck.
What are We doin', mother sung
ont one of them banteringly.
Dom to this deck what you ought
to do to your face-keepin' it Clean
retorted the woman, without stop
ping her work.
The other loafers laughed loudly
at this sharp rejoinder, and wagered
their discomftted companion that he
couldn't jump down on the vessel
and extort kiss from the woman
BY force. The loafer accepted the
challenge, clambered down on the
deck, and approached the woman.
Keep off, you beer jug, she cried
warningly, waving her broom.
Sweet seraph, one kiss said the
loafer airily, skipping from side to
side with his arms outstretched.
'One belt in the head replied the
woman grimly; you come within
the reach O this broom an I'll make
you see seven different kinds o'com-
cts.
The man watched his chance, and
dashing in flung his arms around the
raw-boned woman s waist. The next
instant he felt himself lifted in the
cir with the force of steam derrick.
As he came down and struck across
the water cask, the woman grabbed
him by the collar, fnopped him over
the deck few times, held him under
the pump, and filed the back of his
clothes full Of bilge-water, snapped
his heels around the mast three or
four times to dry off, and then drop
ped him carefully over the rail into
the dock. Then she resumed her
broom, and as the forlcrn kisser
laboriously crawled up the side of
the wharf, the raw-boned woman
said:
The old woman's gittin' kinder
stiff an shaky like, but If there's
any more o you chromos would like
to taste the sweetness of these lips
he can come down an salute the
bride
They didn't salute.
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uneducated. Indeed, few public
men in this city are better yersed in
history, classics and literature than
lie is, while lie is said to be an ac-
complished French scholar. In his
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fortunate, being the nephew of Car
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gave a very correct impression of
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met him in the dark and simply ccn-
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AT the last election after Roscoe
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