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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

GEN. JUBAL a. EARLY writes to the
Sc. Louis Republican denying the
stories going the rounds of the press
about girl baby he picked up on a
battlefield and raised as his own
daughter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

OSCAR WILDE says his play Vera"
failed because the American people
do not understand his style. That's
mistake, Oscar, It failed because they
caught on to you and your style both a
year ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

THAT tale of DoRsEy's, published in
the GAzEITrE's New York special yes-
terday morning was no news, but Il Is
pleasant TO have 1t circumspectly con-
fessed. Turn the rascals out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

The farmers Of Tennessee are organ
lied into bodies for the advancement
and enlightenment of their class. The
organization has no political bearing,
but embraces men of all parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

TuE shower of fish that fell recently
at Monte Moreles, Mexico, are be-
lieved to have been school from the
Yellowstone country flying anywhere
to escape the presidential angler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

The great American newspaper
novelist, JOSEPH MULHArToN, writes
the GAzETTE from Louisvills under
date of August 9th, IS follows:
DEAR CAZETTE--I went out 10 Texas
to lay ont Ton OcnILTREE, who
strutted around there like n peacock,
as the champion liar of America. |
laid him out. My mission is accom-
plished and return once more to old
Kentucky. JOE NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

The sage OF Grammercy Is cute old
coon. He likes to play winning
hand, and take no desperate chances.
The Democratic outlook in 1876 was
favorable, and he ran. II is favorable
for next gear, and he is laying his
pipes. TTLDEN's aspirations make an
excellent barometer OF Democratic
chances. The "old ticket" would have
grooved in better in. the eternal fitness
Of things in lsS0-but he wouldn't
have il then. Too late! Too late!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

THE colored men of Arkansas held Il
convention at Little Rock the other
day and resolved that they had been
treated badly by the Democrats and
worse by the Republicans. Poor
things,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

HENRY WATTEi,soN in "A leading
editorial states positively that Ny.
Tilden is not candidate, that he val
ues life more than the presidency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

JOIN II. MCLEAN, editor of the
Cincinnati Enqu rer, aspires TO be the
.IoHN KELLEY of Ohio. If HoApLf
is defeated MCLEAN will be to blame.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

No paper in Texas has improved so
much within the past few months as
the Houston Post. 1T y first-class
Journal in every particular, and ably
edited besides.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

THE last issue of the 7eros Iloof
Gro@er was splendid edition. This
paper pow goes to very nearly 5000
bona iidc subscribers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

WHATS the use Of ordering people
to "clean up,p IL there is no penalty
for not doing SO?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

"LEr ireland Go" seem, TO be a
growing idea in England 1t will
20 slowly, but it will 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

BI.AiNE Is passing away. lie has
written book.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

on accuunL OF renloyai. we mean
business. Washer 4 August, IS HQus-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

one received. nlerruptea repeatedly by e. debly
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orgueilleux. Aimons \ croire quHls
deviendront meilleurs. En- tous cas-,
quand lis associent le bien q leurs
joies ct a leurs fetes, lis sont bons.
Des fetes, des fstes ct des fetes
Car la Grande Exposition de 1884
EN- est encore une.
Eft ron en- parle, on plut6t HOn
sen Occupe. La Direction est s6ri-
easement 4 Peuvre. Ellie est c0mp0-
see d'hommes actifs, intelligents.
intluents, importants, ayant la con-
science parfaite de leur tache ct de
leur responsabilite. La population
lui a acc0rde tOute sa ~confiance, ct
null ne doute lei du success de PEx-
position, de 1884. Beaucoup y vol
ent lie relevement cOmplet ct Ia mi
r~aculeuse resurrection de- Ia NOu-
velle- Orleans. Les plus pauvres
d'entre nous, en- peasant & cette
Exposition Universelle de pAgri.
culture ct de rIndustrie, construi'
sent dams leur Imagination ct dams
leurs reeves magnitiques, fe6riques
ct merveilleux chateaux d'Espa-
ne. Eft qui salt 2 Qxie~ sabes com
me dit pEspagnol. 81 les chateaux
ne sont pas des chateaux, il y aura
peut-6tre des maisOns. Car pon va
batir ct construire. Les macons,
les charpentiers ct les peintres Sc
r%ejouissent. Les architects font leurs
plans. IL y AURA du travail dams lie
batiment, ct quand lie "batimsnt
va, CONNIE disait fort bien lie macon
Nadaud AL bOnhomme Theirs, tout
va" Songeons toujours que les ou-
vriers, qui ne sont pas les membres
les moins utiles ct les moins respec-
tables de notre societ@, ont droit au
travail, 4 la vie ct a la consideration
de tOus.
Sur ce sentiment, qui est lie v6tre,
Mr.. pEditeur, j'ai bien lhonneur
de vOus saluer.
LOUISIANAIS.
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}. DUsCn,
Fashionable Tar.
ZeT7sosfs Building, Aaix sirsek
Louis and 81. Pkikp spssh;
IHZBODAUx. "A.
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Ii. MANUEL,
-1mpOrtateur ct Jo16er
MAKCHANDISES Seen
20 & %, Rue de Chartre6
NOUVELLE ORLEAN&

La Maison z. JAUBERT & CsE, 4
dc IL. MANUEL, de NINE vsUvk G..
BEKI. est dissOute dun commas taccuo1ks
Mals cettc dissolution ma lieu ~ ~
port q Ia forme ct au caractere'de laF6
La niaison men continue pas nojss -
seu! nom commercial h. MANUEL 49,
1T Mademo,selIe LAMBERT n,etsst plus Quo1
aseOciees en- cOmlDandite.
A"nsieur +. JauLert y egaleoelt N +
set dams notre maisOn.
Rien autrement ne sera change sax
de Ia maison. Ellc continuers nun
passe . rcmplir pOnctnellement t0us has
Ires dc ses clients SOFT d~irectSmsnt - T
Ientremise de SEES commits Uyxgours. e
Les couples de e. Jaubert 4 Cie. suso1
quittes par IL. Manuel Ou ses rvpe6sene1
Respectueusemcnt,
H.. MANGkLs
vEUvE C. jACBEN
BLANCHE JAuBM
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOrEs.

M. Thomas Alberti informs his friend.
~ tne travelling public THAT he has made
some new arrangements which viii .n n.1Ie
n;4 70 satisfy all those who will honor him
Meals furnished at oil hours Of the d.v
at 10, O'Clock A. n. and Dinn:r
'Oommodlous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES
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NOUVEACX AhRANGEvEyTA Z
HOTEL DES ETRAyGE
.Encoignure dcs rues Green ct ThibodM

Mr.. Thomas Albert previent ses se1a
lee voyageurs quill Went de fairc g
veaux arrangements qui lui permettrusf
s'atisfaire tout ceux oui youdropt lber
rer de leur copfance
Repas a tOute heure de Ia iournee O.
commando.
dejeuner ct d 4 heurcs du soir pour dIas1S
Chanbres commodes ct bien r~arnies.
PRIX MODEREES.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NLLE-O ORLEANS, 81 mai 1888

NLLE-ORLEANs, 81 mai 1888.
MI. rEditeur, Ma touche 4 sa
fin, ct JUN v prendre sa place.
I'm mois chasse rautre; une aimee
succede d une aimee, telle est Ia loi
du temps. Mails Heternite existe.
QuOiqu'il en- soft, cette aimee,
Mai a fait tort 4 sa reputation, qui
est une reputation charmante de
1eurs, de parfums, de beaux jours
de bellies NUTS ct de tOuS les souri,
res de la nature ct du p%rintemps.
Mai, cette aimee, a etc villain. II a
etc capricieux. II a Ell des vents,
DIES cyclones ct de la neige. HER,
il neigeait dams rOhio, pEtat des
fermiers ct des pommiers. Aurons-
nous DIES pOmmese Car la pomme
est delicieuse, bien qu'elle ait etc
quelque peu la cause de nos NAL
hours.
Mai est lie mois ccnsacre a la
Verge Marie.
Aussi la Nouvelle-O Orleans Pat
ellie fet6 par de pieuses ceremonies
ct de pieux cantiques. Vous aussi,
nest pass Que 81 la religion ne lie
voulait point, la poesie fe voudrait
a~ssurement. Mails ses derniers
jours, lei, ont ell la physionomie
dune fete militaire. VOus savez
que O a%rtilleurs ct nos miliciens
Sc sont dispute rhonneur DIES ma
nguvres ct des parades. lis ont
campo, fait Pexercice ct combattu.
lis Sc sont dispute lie prix DIES ar
mes. Des voisins etaient venus pour
prendre part 4 la bataille. Oui, ba-
table. Mails que &c mot ne vous eff
fraie pas. &c n'etait point la guerre
affreuse, sanglante, epouvantable
horvida bella, CONNIE disait Virgile'
C'etait la petite guerre, la guerre
sans haine, sans violence, sans
projectiles, ave- DIES canons sans
bombes ct sans mitrailles, la guer-
re de Formulation entire amis, entire
freres ct entire compatriotes Qui
s'estiment ct qui s'aiment. EUnion
nest point menacee, ct les senti-
ments qui animent notre peuple
sOnt des sentiments tous f~raternels.
Mails les f1tes militaires ont une
raison d'6tre dams une R6publique,
ct 81 nous ne sOmmes point soldats
par meter CONNIE dams lie vieux
monde de Ia caserne ct du militia
risme, il nest pas mauvais que no.
tire jeunesse sc livre a DIES exercices
qui runissent ct qui Ia fortifient.
Et puts, 81 la patrie etait menacee,
ne faudrait-il pas la defendre 2
Apres tout, ce que je vOus dis Ia,
ct &c que vous savez a meryeille,
est deja vieux. LIE nouveaux est 81
vite vieux! Je he vous ell parle
que pour exprimer resprit ct les.
sentiments de notre population or
leanaise ct louisianaise. Personne,
dams la Louisiana nouvelle, qui est
la Louisiana de la paix, du travail
ct de punion patriotique ct demo-
cratique, ma de revanche a prendre
ct de revers a venger. Nos. seules
batailles, Dieu merci, sont DIES ba-
tailles e~lectorales, ct 81 ces batail-
les 6lectorales he sont pas toujours
glorieuses, c'est que lie whiskey sly
verse parfois sans raison ct sans
La perfection existe-t.
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Tho Fine Store, on Mai. .2,..
S1sner 81. Pnillp. formerly oecupis
diately. ssvse
JOS. 7. THlRoDgAu
Drsk
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L. PHILIP CAILLOUET,
Notary Public,

Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase Of real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him.
He is also agent for THE Western Assn
rance Company Of Toronto" Canada,
with a Southern Department at Columbus,
Miss.@and ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, Thibodaux, La.
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Ayant tout le materiel n6cessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qni nous seront confiss- Les
brets d'avOcat. cartes d'atfail es, entttes de
features, tickets d'habitatiOn. blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront imprimts dams lie plus bret
d6lai ct D DIES prix mOLeres.
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Tn carr6 de 10 ligEes: Ierc insertion 81 80
9mo -
Insertion add. so
Toute annonce indignant la profession
avec radressc ct n'excedant pas quatre
lignes. par an. d'avance IS Oc
AnnOnces de candidats, d'avancc -. 10 90
NecrOlOgie. par ligne .-..........-. 10
TOute annonce commercials pubii6e d Fan
nee sera ins6r6e au taux lie SO cents par pou-
&c pour Ia premiere insertion ct d cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes. .
TOute annOnce don't le Dombre d'insertiOns
nest pas specific sera inser6e jusqu'a neuvel
0rdre au taux Ordinaire.
ATELIER APPROPRIATENESS.
korAnY Jon plRas.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE
sr* KEPT By
q. II.
Cor. Market aud st. Louis SITS.
THIBODAUX LA.

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
friends and the travelling public that he
has taken charge of the Franklin House and
is enabled to satisfy all those who will honor
him with their patronage.
Board furnished by the day, week or month
with the best the market affords. Desirable
rooms for the accommodation vi travellers at
moderate charges.
O.. j. LEGENDRE.
March .l0-S3.ly
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:spsoials" for En.r...
Halsers and Dairymen. TIses
tevs are the best In the 49,
We guarantee perfect ~"
OF. no sale. Our 1883 c,,ees
particularly fine and tAeiS
nave ever produced. Kcssr
are not represented h yogr
please write ~ for prioeo'
tor illustrated circular - IA
:G..W. Roes &o
FULTON, osWEoo Co
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III. HOFFMAN,.

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
Il Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wOOd, immi
tatiOn black walnut Coiins, also cypress
cOf1ins made to order, &c, sc.
In connection with A. H HOFTMANN, Cat.
met Maker and Repairer Of all kinds Of fur
nlture. Main Street,
l5jan76 ~ Bet. jackson and st Philip.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
81

J. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS t0C&
~ Gated in town permanently ard r.
perform all operations appertaining
professions at very moderate prices. 81
He will also practice in the sut.esses
country and adjoining Parishes wAsssai,e
for
Once Corner Of St. Philip and ThiDedel
St.. The best Of reference given.
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people arc always on the
lookout for chances to in
crease their earnings, and
in time become wealthy /;
those who do not improve
their opportunities remain IN poverty. We Of
fer . great chance to make money. We want
many men, women boys and girls to work for
"a right III their own localities. Any one can
90 the work properly from the first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordina-
~ wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
Nc one who engages fails to make money ran
idly: You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your ,sparc moments. Full in
formation and all that is needed sent tree
Address STINsoN e. Co.. Portland Maine
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-06
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY

lie reason dat we thinks dat our mud ders could beat anybody oookin' ls be. cause VIC kain't carry de bo,s apr et,lte inter ole age.
 When my wiie says. :" Doau yer think yer better do SO an so." commences ter argy ~id her, bu, when she says. "t.o an do so an so,' hus 'les den an dar. ia, he wouldn't pull steer ou,en dc dnch on Sunday He was aftersatds sont ter de peni.en,,ary fur stealth a hoss on Tuesday.
 be baby is more ap' ter dIe den de man de liule apple is more ap' tel fall den dc well grone one, dc ole man IS more ap' ter dic den dc young man, fur de ripe apple |, alters ready ter drap. l,s a mighty good th'ng ter be 'dns- uious, but too much s,ifrin' 'roun' ain good fur yer De pa,et.dge is more ap tel be seed by de hawk when he's fyn bou, den when hes rcsun under ds ! bush
 Once 4 mAn ,ole nc da; he didn', want de oh.ce ~ha, he had been noin.n ated fur. an dx; he want ag~lne ter as na man ter vote fur hin. bu, when he foun dat had voted agin him he come afogn an rais~d a sox v,d me. No~ when a canerda,e sels me ia, lac doan van, de office, may no, say nuthin bul has { mighty strong sp,e,on dai hes s liaf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-06
UNACCoMMoDATlNG

While the governor of Aikansaw ~as at the Louisville exposition. he was pre. sen,ed with sui, of clothes made of Ar kansaw cotton. shortly after hls return. old simon, the politician. called on the chief executive.
 "l heahs. gubner. dat da gin yer sui, ob clothes while yer was up wander"
 "Yes, made within for,y-ei sht hours after the cotton reached Louisville"
 sHump. Da, was 'bou, lack goln' m de cotton patch nakid an comm out ~ld coa, on. Wha, yer gwine ter do sid de garments, gubner ?"
 "l shall always keep the clothes as a souvenir.
 .Er whu,s Blame ef da, ain, gram. mar fur yer"
 "I mean ,ha, shall always keep the clothes as pleasan, reminder of the grea, display made by our state
 rse sorry ter heah yer talk dat way
 Why"
 ]" "'Case wants de clothes myself Yer sci already got good par ob btitches an fust rate coat while my britohes ken hardly hole me, and my coat ain't 6,ten ter war. Gimme dat sui, ob close an I'll inshore da, yer won, forget de splay made by de state. fur eberytime sec yer I'll mind yer ob de faok. .Whu,. yer ain't agwine ter part wid de garments Nufi sed. Nais, time yer sticks up yer head fur office hits il sho. Good day sah. Ef yer wants da, coal fo,ch up, fo,ch |, up yersef"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-06

man like ,has Thats the feller ~ith the grubain' hoe Look a that liule scllef with ha,ehet haokin on the stump. They air airtct rabbit. Bounds how the dogs scratch" and the imagina- ;lye old fellow could scarcely keep hls seat. Associating every sound ~,,h au acton. and living an almost hGnta,ive life, the squa,tcr, when his emo,icns are satred. can not Scmaia quiet. Ina, 1 the dogs smell,n' ,n the hole. ii.m. the blg teller gone to work with the grub. bun hoe, Now they all l,ne in an ali makin the dirt fly. They arc huddlia ter se,het, an II they don't mlnd the rabbtll nun out. Bounds thar he goes heokeriy. bookeny. Head him. head him Through the fence, Whoop.
 ook here. >t. said man m authority. tapping the old man on the shoulder :" II you don, behave your. sell l'il pa, yoo ou, of here. You ought ttf nave bSklCt s0bsN Atttta Ap A3Nte httt drunk
 "l amt drunk
 "Hes you are
 You're lar. an I'll hsh, yer, rabbit CT no rabbit
 "H old on. said the merchant. Don, hsht here
 Well. he kain', say tha, I'm drunk. when I've been ~an,,n a dunk of whisky ever since two hours by sun
 Come on. the shcw is over
 "All righ,, but 1 van, the whole con. uapshgn ter un'ets,an ,ha, amt drunk l am ho>s an my tetlooks Al, about ten lnches long
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-06
VOL. }. NO. I9.
NEGRO APPROXIMATION.

White man neber ken b'iieye a nigger.
 High ho, ha But in de church he cuts a iigger.
 High ho, ka. Wouldn't gin ny ehanes fur TO mans,
 High hc ha, l'se gsine up whar da ncbr- reeds fans,
 High ho. la.
 An CT iissen Ter my hon, Fur as sho's yer bon Oars g%ine ter be fun in de wori ter come De sinner mans sharp.
 But he kain't play harp, tsat he II 4afier bea, on de debilss drum. Ole Judas wen, an' sold hisse.,
 High h9, ka An no~ hes stretched ot. red ho, shef
 High ho la. De high pries; eut mighty swell,
 High ho ha. An his soul |; am dun gone ter keii,
 Higi ho, la.
 An Ter sing de song
 Bo;e loud an lous Fur de debil am go, mighty long head. He'll tie yer wid wire
 An put yer in de Are, An ma.- yer drink his melted leat.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-06
WENT TOO FAR

The editor oi the WoifyilIe Ifawk had lus, written. "the following from the Ha, county Hksds hts the nail squsrely on the head" when a gentleman entered and remarked
 .csn you teil me the es,eni of ,he re- cen, rAin =
 "i,'s general, think. the editor re- piled.
 "Ah." said the gentleman, "i had often heard of titles in ArkAnsaw. but really didn't think yoa went % far"
 The editor looked a, the visitor lonx and searehingiy. -whsi do you mssn l" he ai length asked.
 aWhy, calling the ssis general. yoa kno~."
 it is sad tha, an old sps,toon. lying in the alley, has human hair piassesed on il, and ,ha, recently man with bandaxed head ~as seen rapidly travel ing norihwzsd.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-06

Why do you stand there looking al, me when you see I'm torn all 10 pieces. -
 Blu, she couldn't see that you arc torn all to pieces if she didn't look al you the boy replied.
 Drive that devilish dog out of here. demanded the minister. If II hadn't been for some of your foollshness this wouldn't have happened.
 An if you'der let me gone with you the dog wouldn'ter been here"
 Didn't tell you to hush 7" and the reverend gentleman sough, his room.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-06
AN EvEH THiNo

Are you ssfe that lhis is gentle horse f asked man oi A oolored gentle man, from ~hom he wished to pafch4se buggy horse.
 "Cen;leG hoss ID dis town. A child ken dnbe him. sy wife IS mighty skeery oman. bu, she ain. afeefd ob dis hoss"
 Sorry 10 hear if, sad the white man a A gentleman who IS running against me for off. .-e gave me money to buy horN for him. don't san, you to say any thing abou, II, bg, l wan, 10 SC, horse that ~iIl run away wi,h him and hiil hsm."
 Den d.s |, de hoss. sAh. Tore q 'syress ~sg.n Al! ter pleces day aforc yestidy. an killed a ouilud gentleman. les SUI, yer. sah. fur he will xiii te .on- fortunate white man lessen A week"
 "Yoa uiaisz liar, wanted the horse for my wife, and merely tested your honesty don, want him
 Who's ,rifin' liasT
 "You are
 "I ain, no wuss den verse, boss; Case yeSsef tols lie jes' ter sec ef I'd tell one. White mans got ter git ou.en de bed mighty soon in de mawsin' ter beat me tellin' ob lie, femme tell yer