Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

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where But where is i, to come from? No
from nv Lord, for. as ! said, he has his pri
vate expenses TO meet; not from his agent
for he was selected for his especial fondnes
for pitching women and children into III,
street not from England. for England look
upon every country she has ANYTHING to Do
with as either to be plundered or uadeC
with not from the peasantry about her. fol
they are in the same boat with the widow.
What becomes of her finally. don't know
! am altogether too soft hearted to stay an,
length of time where such things are TO b,
seen every hour.
Ii ever leaned toward the doctrine,
taught hy the Uni,ersalis,s, a contemplation
of the system of Bantryism has entirely and
completely convinced me that they are er-
roueuus. If there Is not n lake of fire aud
birthstone, very wide. and very deep. and
very hot one, there ought to be. and When
the British House of Lords meet. there viii
always be quorum. And my Lord will In
up hls eyes to the Widow Flanagan and beg
for drop Of water to cool his parchcd
tongue. But he won't get it. lie doesnt
deserve IT,
wOFtL LACK or KNOvLEDUE.
Il is impossible to make an American
comprehend the width. depth and breadth OF
Irish misery until he has Gen it with hI.
own ewes. No other mans ewes are good
for ANYTHING in this matter. for the reason
that nothing parallel exists on the American
side Of the water And besides this. the
writers for the stage and of general Ill
erature have most woftlly mIsreprcsented
- L.. as,l
HI, or her disad, aniagc.
The lrishman Of the stage and novel j. al
WAYS happyS 20 lucky sort Of reckless
fellow with 4 short-iallcd coat. red vest and
corduroy trousers, wooden stockings and
stout hrogaus. with a bottle Of Whiskry
peeping out Of his pocket, a blackthorn
shiilciah IN his hst. always ready for dance
or a fight or for love making or any other
pica>au; employment. There j. aiways on
b., head rather bad hat. worn jauntiiy,
ho~cscr, and though he may he occasion
silly rather shor, Of food. he manages Ia
get enough to be- fat, sleek and rosy And
then he alwals has a laugh on his face and
he gnc. through lir With a perpetual
" hurruo.
And KATY, she - always presented 70 Us
clad ~ short woulrn gown. her .hap, ,
leg, enclosed IN warm red stockings. and
shr has hu,ht red handkerchief ahoHt
her p,ck with good comfortable hoe. arl
cu8u,tt,.h straw b.-a buNom r,rl Who
ran i,ur.. dauu any lad within ton mile,
and can =. huron ~ a. well a. Pat ap5 4,
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The Irish priest j. always represented 10
"a, a, lat, sleek jolly fellow Who j. com
ub. nr,rrth,l,.. J.. als,,, read, M ,ipe.
" The Cun.krrn Lawn. in " rich mel
l.u ,n,,,. brf,r,. a., .plrp,iI fir. N IN.
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Inc Ifi,Ah'n = tl't >.i'ieNt man on the
surface oI tHe siohe. lou NAV ta'r! a
"rrA an" never 'ee q smile "t near 4 iiuEh.
| itor anu A'Jr' MISERY bIrN alton. a"d
hrlple>'ne>, are mol '"ndH'i'r "i mcrrimrnt.
Inc IfiNhmhh hAN Hnt "nI' NJ snort
tailed coat put he considers himself ior'u-
natr II he has any coat at all. lie has Shat
h' courtesy may be called trousers but the
vest ia myth lie has no comfortable
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: always eomely, and properly clothed and
ed, would he beautiful Stu she !, eomely.
lrIsh landiordIsm has not been sufficient 10
Dstroy her beauty. though II has done It's
Dest. But she has no gown Of woolen stuff;
/ cotton slip without underclOthIng Of any
Kind makes up her costume. The comfort
able stockings aud stout shoes, and the red
>erchlef about her neck are 50 many libels
ipon Irish landlordiNm. Were my Lords
agent To see such clothing upon girl, he
Sould immediately raise the rent upon her
ather and conhscate those clothes. And lac
sould keep on raising the rent till he was
.ertain that shoes and stockings would be
orever impossible. Neither does she dance
Pat down at rustic balls, for most excel
ent reason: there are no balls and, be
sides, when she has cut and dried donkey
oad of peat, and walked beside that don
Aei odieIoo'eu III the colu uiuu '"eNe mllee
hence. she il NOT very much in ,h. humor
ror dancing down any one Or m. ran
rary. she is mighty glad tn pet into her
y reiched bed of dried leaves and null over
her the potato sack which constitutes her
sole covering. and. soothed to sleep by the