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TfsE OLD CONDUCTOR.
The Sort They Have i'm Philadelphia.

From the Philadelphia Times. n
There was dont-touch-me-Or-Tl-bite sort Of
IN air about the Old Conductor as he elutched
at the bell-strap and propelled an old woman
through the car door by the small or the back.
The Old Conductor said ne felt cross this
mOrnin'-werry cross. He had succeeded in
packing twenty-eight passengers into twenty
seats. and had filed the aisle until there was no
longer comfortable standing room, and still he
wasn't entirely satisfied. He remarked to q
young man who was hanging on to the lower
step. and who suggested that the car was full,
that he was a-runnin' this keyar he was and he
didn't want no interference Then he borrowed
achew OF tobacco from an admiring youth, a
conductor in embryo, an squeezed his way
into the car to collect q fare.
woman who was hemmed In at the forward
end said she would like to- get out if the con-
ductor had no objections. She had been trying
to attract his attention for square. but he had
paid no attention to her. This caused the Old
Conductor TO remark that If them folks up in
that end OF the keyar would leave the bell-Strap
alone they'd get attended to sooner
Now. then" said the Old Conductor, as the
car came to stop. cant you move little
faster: Do You think this here keyar are a
hearse? Do You think can stand here all day?
You s'pose III have to wait till You get out, do
YOU? Well. | spose will, bat you don't move
no faster nor q brick house, and that amt VERY
and looked about to sec if ii was catching 1t
wasn't. Nobody laughed and the Old Conduc-
tor Strangled the smile in ts infancy and came
back to the platform and said that some people
was awful unreasonable. some people was. and
especially wimmen. He would durn sight rather
Garry u dozen men nor one woman. Men would
jump out anywhere, and if they didn't like
things you could sass 'em back, but wimmen
was different. wimmen was. You couldn't sass
winmen, and the Old Conductor took the OPP
pOrtuniJy to palm off mutilated coin on a
young man who was listening with mouth wide
open. and went on
why, do you know said the Old Conductor
settling down on the railing. do you know
that | had to stop three times in one square
down here inst to let wmmen off? They
wculdn get off at the crOssin'. Some on 'em
have got an idea that boss car are nothn but
hackney cab. to stop at every door. Some on
'en nave got sneakin sort of a notion that Il
hOss ear Oughtter drive right up inter back
yard and toss off the freight on the back door
step never seen nothin like it. A boss car
amt no funeral procession. Besides, it wears
nut the bosses to stop half dozen times in one
square and wears out the brakes. too. But
wimmen don't care nothiB' about that. They'd
durn sight rather give a conductor a lot OF
trouble than walk square or two" and the
Old Conductor gave vicious tug at the strap.
slowed away six men on the platform. collected
six fares and said his punch had broken down
and he'd have to wait till he got out to the depot
before he rang for EN-.
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From the st. James Gazette.
Very misleading statements have been pretty
generally made by newspaper writer's and others
as to the dancer incurred by those fairies at
the Savoy Theater who are nightly electrically
Illuminated; andtheir ignorance on such matters
Is manifested by the assertion, among others,
that the lamp on each fairy's head is supplied
with electricity from an accumulation. Such
| an idea is simply ridiculous. AS matter OF
fact, each of these Savoy sylphs is supplied
with electricity generated as required, not
stored) by means of three specially-constructed
Plante batteries enclosed in gutta-percha case
The whole apparatus, which weighs less than
5 pounds, is worn after the manner of soldiers
knapsack. and is connected with the lamp by q
flexible double wire. This arrangement is the
| joint production Of the Swan and Siemens COM
| panies but at present capable Of much improve
ment in the matters Of weight and the
number OF cells employed. switch is
| placed on the top of the battery by
means Of which the current may be turned of
at pleasure: and the light produced Is equal to
that of six candles. From this 1t will be- seen
that the wearer of the lamp runs no risk. There
| Is no current capable of giving severe shock,
| and practically there is no more danger from
contact with the conducting wires than there is
IN walking under an ordinary telegraph wire
The statements we have referred to are among
the least extravagant that have been made on
| this subject. 1t seems there was notion that
these fairies" were lighted by wire from the
main dynamo machine which nlumipates the
/ entire building.
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THE S5sfr EHsT ss HS sSahHwr,,
sfEi iEErcr 81
TRAINS LEAVE wAsHNGroN FROM srArIoS. CoRxm
Fer ~ sTn AND and tns M S 4
Line gao an, daily with slsePns 'I CAR. fro.
incnnati Mail EIprsss s:5O p t1 aaiy i "a
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ioi Ere Csnandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo. Niaesra
washington to Canaan dsisua. WIN ''-1' I'M
Forwillismsport. Lock Haven. and ElmirA sto.so ..
For New Ierk and ths Esss. 600 m. To-
sns S Ss ssa E. On so n Fmss e
Iu Brooklyn. NY. ali through trains connect ct ysr-
sT sss rsn,,sr to Fulton ydre avoiding dOuh
sss ;0is s@ q ssssssS s ssS .ss
tSss. s6 s s SO . SsS -. sss 5 e IA
Tofois's csei Line e.4o.-m. and 4.40 p m. d.n,
ForAnnai,ois. Gao a. m and 44o pm daily. erosps
Ss AA,aSR ALExaSbkiR &SD %SsHisG S4s
40 100 800 900 and il 50 G pm no On sandss
For Richmond and the South, $50 and 1, rs an.
s:5ssud 1000 .. m. !: 1850, 800. $40 Zoo and
s;lo nm; and y 900 midnight on SUNDAY 8
Tickets information at the oce northeast corner
e 18th street and Pennsyiy.nia avenue and at the Sc.
gage to destination from hotels ana residences
General f (: =; MOOD Hssu.
CHAS. f. PUGH, General Manager
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD.
HElTHHs NE 5sf SsR sT Ell FSSSE
J sHHfnIT{S PIER II STEEL EATESi
NJ. stSPpA hTS'|NSo W.yhES ii25s isss.
fSa. and .ss c asss
tsSsslflTTsf EEY fsf Sic sad WAY stations
e:59mBaltImore. annapolis and Way CPedmont strss.
srEf MinsnSffF EkFEEss and Way via
q bHfks and Way ststGns
EXPRESS. Psrlor Cars to New York.
and dn at Hfs on q ssr s r.
StdBs IN s,. Hysttsyile and Laurel E.prsss
n sIaasss s's scss !.
tlo:l5-Pittsburg, Chicago Cincinnati and 81 Louis
EalT r, Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. Louisv,ls
NJ: lS-ssltimore. Eneett City. Annapolis. was.
kE9HsrS SRl E e kh.sno's and "''
ALTIMoRE EXPREss.
-Bsitimore and Way satio aa Mnchesssr Frsa
...e ersk, haserssown and Way, via Relay
eTisi, Via Relay, stopping At ANNAPOLIS sunctoa.l
o. ka asaa sas way Stations: Win
chester and Way Stations. CON Sunday to Point q
Hfssf iHs SHH st ExfEG Gsy .rn.bu ana
Way, via Relay. Stops at by attsSile ana L.ursLI
sS-E Rsltiniss SRs T TRr fiasn'
o--FTTTsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
tsoHsE slssYnsS S.T e Sdk sna posrou
t9:55-Chicaso. Cincinnati and St Louis Express
snf Eas & asb %af s Ff s1s Chicago
fDay .ounday only Other trains daily exceItsunday
o fSF[a5 si seSy ply sss ana
P0 riS.e ooes Wssningten station GIG and isa
WIZ lie taken for baggage to be checked and received
G. K. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent. Balta.
VIM. CLEMENTS. Master of Trans. Balto. mys
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BOWLING, Auctioneer,

INdOMAS DONLlNG. AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELLING HOUSE ON
THIkTEENTH STREET. NEAR c. SOUTH AND
ANOTHER ON FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
NEAR STREET, BOTH DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCES.
By virtue of deed of trust from Nathan C. ORA a
Per 9.a ana wife and Johnson Thomas and wife.
folio of the land records of the District Of Columbia
ana OF the order OF the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia. in the of Draper Hyde al , equity
No o. 425. dissoving the Injunction the suiscriber
will sell to the highest bidder front of the premises
On ,x, TIHH T THE ELEVENTH BAY, OF
!sight,,. and the north half o lot numbered
ninety: and ot number "a ltwenty four) in the
SUBDIVISION OF square number $40 Give hundred and
court divide the Holidge estate ali in washington
city. District of Columbia.
sa e in ms square $40 at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, and In
square 296 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Terms of sale: .One-third cash, Of which 500 on
eacn piece must be paid at the time Of sale. and the
residue IN equal sums. two and three years. on
notes of the purchaser bearing interest per CEN
tum per annum from 0Ey of eale payable semi
Annually, to be secured the property sold to the
of the Trustee To be sold subject to taxes
and assessments and conveyancing and recording to
be at the cost OF the purchaser :
d30-d ANTHONY HYDE. Trustee
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STRANGERS N PARIS who happened to be In
the garden of the Palais Royal at noon on a fair
day have noticed groups OF persons watching
'ntentlya not very conspicuous object in the gar
den, but all eyes seemed turned towards it. The
object which attracts their attention is a small
cannon of antique pattern, which is automatically
Fred ar midday by the arrangement of sun
glass So adjusted as to concentrate the suns RAYS
upon the printing powder. and produce an explO-
sion at exact noon. Referring to this little can
con LASt''oaO,aie says it dates from greater
antiquity than is generally known. Itthundered
during the commune. under the empire, during
the days OF 4S, nnder Louis Philippe. under the
Restoration, during the wars Of the Grande
ArInee, during the guilotines Of the Reign of
Terror, on the day when Camille DesmOulins
harangued the people, under Louis XVI. under
Louis XV- In his charming Journey from Paris
TO 81 Cloud, by Land and BY Sea, published In
17ol, Neel makes his young tourist regulate his
watch by it. The pillar on which 1t is fixed
stands at the point where. in 1641, q year before
bis death, Cardinal Richelieu established a
bound between the nanOrs Of st. HonOre and of
the aFchbishOpric.
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1t is reported that Chicago young man has
made bet that he win take Mrs. Langtry out
riding before she has been in town week.
Probably he'll pass himself Off to her as q hack
mana very easy thing for the average Chicago
young man to do.-Boston Post.
When cowboy goes into western newspaper
Office to demand satisfaction the editor always
explains that the assistant who wrote that arti-
Gle has just gone out to kill man, but will be
back In few minutes" The cowboy never
waits hiladelphi0 Nesps.
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TRUSTEEs' SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. (NEARLY NEwl. BEING No. 214
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUC-

By virtue OF deed Of trust from william W. LockeI
end wife. dated December Let A. D. 1884, and ne fss
folio A. Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
the undersigned Trustees ct the written request Of the
st bddsE IL fTe1s q tie prsHise. On WEDNEsDLY.
at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following
Lot in Washington city, D. Co. to wit: Lot No. TO- Of
No. g. in square No. 326 together with the Improve
Dwelling House, =.
The said property yin 3. sold subject TO d,ed Of
trnst dated October 6th 1881 recorded IN Iibee ga
folio 206 to secure note Tor 81 t0QA two year.. par
cent The interest thereon WIN be pGjd day Of saie
e assainea BY the md te bsepce in cash.
scr is 70 comply ters d s6 within seven
day. cuierwise Tfneee M Eesell at his sk md coet
All conveyencing and recording q puxchaserss cost
Texes and interest 81 500 w be paid to day Of s
R @}f44HH Is = xE E4sIsASk Trustees.
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AN EXPERIENCED FARMER recommends that
oats be soaked sufficiently to swell them before
feeding to stock. Ground oats are In proper
condition at all times, but millers are not partial
to grinding oats, and many farmers feed them
unground. When soaked. the husk Is partly
torn away, and facility Of digestion increased.
Poultry will carefully pick out the soaked grains
from the dry when allowed . preference In the
matter
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TTHRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOTS; IN SQUARE NUMBERED AINE HUN

rNRTsTEE,s SALE OF yALnABIE BUILDING
Il h hVrS; IN s .A NUMBERED AINE HUN
ELEVEN. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
AND X AND II STREETS NORTHEAST,
By order and decree Of the Supreme Court ofsSA
the District Of Columbia in general term pass. dS$
equity cause No. 17l3. wherein Samuel A. Peugh is the
complainant and Henry S; Davis the defendant shall
on TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, offer for sale at
public auction in front Of the premises, squares mum
the same are numbered the ground plat plan Of
to satisfy the said order and decree.
Unless otherwise announced at the time Of sale the
said premises will be sold by lots designated on the
recorded each Of the said squares contain
Ing ten O lots varying in frontage from to 80 feet
and in depth from 90 to 12A i feet.
Terms as prescribed by the court: Cash at the time
OF sale deposit OF 500 will be required on each lot
when sold. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee
$50 Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuCts. ta3. g. 10 u Is
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By always listening to other people you may
forget that you have something to say yourself
Sesc Orleans Picayeuae.
Junior Qabcriously). .Der Buch ist-" Prof.
Q. Hold sir. Did You ever see book of the
masculine GENDER" Junior (promptly). Eyes.
Sir. hymn book, sir."-E. ipersay Quarterly.
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VHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

vuNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 7s9. I'M.
kkkkOvED BY LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE,
kNOWN AS THE LATE HARRY WINTERS
PR0PERTY, BOUNDED BY CANAL AND
AN SNTiH = STREET AMP NEM gERs s AVENUE
by virtue Of deedof trust bearing date the 18th
Say O. March 1873. and duly recorded in Liberts
3ol iollos 232 &C., dhe of land records of the
stict Of Columbia, and by direction of the party
ecmTed thereby, the undersigned Trustee will sell on
SATURDAY, JANUARY sixth, 1883. on the premi-
tSs FOUR O'CLOCK. al Of square 739. together with
ue improvements.
Inc sale Of this property offers fine opportunity
seSa d comfortable home. The improvements are
go0d and substantial.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance In two
Guai payments at six aud twelve months, with notes
DeSrnG interest at six per cent per annum until paid
snc seCgred by deed e trust On the proPery cold
QuIanIsoo az ume OF sale. CHARLES PAYSON,
dzi-d@ Trustee.
,IHTTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
mUNpbAa: JANUARY TWENTY-SECOND. 1888.
!.o-o0os THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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'TNHOMAS DUWLING. Auctoneer.
A CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE EXCELLENCE

A CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE EXCELLENCE
A CHOICE 45 ICE G. GoL4EcTIoN Of RARE GOODS N
STONES 0 S SET IN RINGS: SETS OF JEWELRY.
AND OTHER RAREOL JEWELRY. TOGETHER
SILVER WARE. &C.. AT AUCTION.
ELEVEN ~, A. n. and THREE NJ. in my art sales
perb collection Of the above goods name in part:
One large Solitaire old mine stone weight between and
. lO carats, "a perfect GEM
One Bracelet, Clancy colored Diamond, Ruby and
One pair Diamond extra large Snake Bracelets cost
One magnificent Pearl Cameo and Diamond set, cost
81, 600. wv WV
Several Pearl Sets Of rare excellence and purity,
diamonds set in unique and elegant designs.
One fancy colored Diamond Lace Pin, stones
Mosaic Breaches.
Diamond Sleeve Buttons.
Fine Cameo and Pearl Sets.
Antique and rare old pieces in different designs,
One Antique Gold Watch. painted dial.
Ladies and gents Watches from the best manufac-
turers
splendid lot of Solid Silver Ware
N.B-Ihe catalogue comprises about 100 lots, and it
Is seldom that such collection is exposed at pubic
SALE comprising articles that only be found among
the wealthy.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Articles on exhibition all day prior to SALE
1a9-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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V1HoMAs D9WLINa. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToKY FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STOkY FRAME
DWELLING.
BY yrtSe Of deed Of trust dated the 2eth day
290. one of the land records for the District cf1
Columbia, the undersigned Trustee will SELL on
O'CLOCK in front of the premises. Lot No. l. in Moses
keleys subdivision of square 640 located south
street. between Canal and Delaware avenue improved
by three story frame dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the property All at
ja5-dts j, G. G. KENNEDY, Trustee.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers.

-
EXEGUT0R'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES
No. 416 ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Under and by virtue Of the powers in vested
by the last will and testament of Wilhelmina Eich
ler. deSeased , shall, On TUESDAY, JANUARY sasa
the premises, offer for sale at pubic auction part lot
seventeen. In square 49, beginning for the same at
the distance Of TT feet from the southeast corner of
said SQUARE On the line Of It'll street west and running
loo feet to the line Of M street and thence with the
me OF said street north &c feet to the point Of begin
ming. improved by large three-story brick store.
Terms Of sale One third cash and the balance il one
years. with interest at cent to be secured
by deed OF trust upon the premises deposit of $500
WILL De required at the time Of sale. All cOnveyanctng
and recording at purchasers COST If terms of sale are
not compiled with in days the Executor reserves the
r1ght to resell at risk and of defautng purchaser
after days public notice Of such resale in
paper published In Washington, ID. C.
: CHARLES WALTER
d28-ts
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.
ID. 1883. at same hour and Place.
CHARLES WALTER
jams eo&ds -
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January 3, 1883.
ROBERT VOSE h CO.. Aucts. JAG 81

TRUsTEEs, , SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. WASHING
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date theTa
corded in Liber No: $50. folio ct seq, one Of
At the request Of the party secured thereby, and
at the request Of the heirs. the undersigned Trus-
premises on THURsDAY, the aIEvENTH FIJI Day a OF OF
JANUARY, A. D., 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. the following described real estate situate lying
and being in the city Of Washington, District of
bia and known and distinguished upon the plat or plan
OF said city and District and being LOT numbered
twenty eight S in Davidsons sub vision of square
Numbered two hundred ard twenty (220) said sub
division is recorded in the Office of the surveyor Of
Washington d G.. improved by four story and base
ment brick dwelling containing in all sixteen large
Size of lot "a it. inches front by depth of 12O feet
Terms Six thousand dollars (S6 OOO) cash. balance
In six twelve and eighteen months with interest the
rate of six cent per until paid and secured
by deed OF trust property sold An conveyancin1 at
the cost OF purchaser sud if terms ct sale not
piled with within days after date of sale the trs
tees the right to resell the property ut and
cost OF defautng purchaser.
The property will be sold clear Of all encumbrances
deposit of 5000 required at time Of sale.
The house may be inspected between 10 and o'clock
daily. ~
PHILIP F. LARNER.
,ou~ $ss street p. W. rrustoes
JOHN b. LARNER, Afoe'ces'
1894 F street = w.
THOS. j, FISHER CO.. Auctioncers.
iapc & n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

VNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE STEAM
Il CANAL-BOAT.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated June 18th. 1879
and recorded In Liber No sss at folio 49, ct Of
the Land Records for the District Of Columbia and
pursuant TO The written Of PARTIES secured there
BY; we will sell at public auction, on TUr sDAY, the
SIAIEEGTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1883. ut
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ, near the corner Of Cana and
Green streets. in Georgetown, ID c., where the
now lying in the canal, the steam Cana Boat IF. l.
Moors toxether with the DO Ter. engine machinery
and all the other necesssries furniture and appurte
nences thsreunto sppertaining and belonging.
Terms Of sale: One half cash the balance in two
equal payments In three and six months from the dste
OF SALE secured TO the satisfaction of the Trustees
az cash at the option of the purchaser deposit Of
SIU will he required at the time of SALE and unless the
OF sale sre complied with within three days Of the
DAY OF sale the property win be resold a the risk and
cost OF the defaung purchaser after three days ad
vertsement in the Evening Star. All papers to be
executed at the cost of tile purchaser.
NATHANIEL WILSON,
6SS r street I r,,,...
j. j. DARLINGTON, { Arus'eos-
40 5th street
r. O. HOFFMAN, Aucfiorecr
,aS-dSdbe 10th and streets northwest.
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King Arthur at the ROund.Table.

ar from 'iGlence."
If you want to play the game In the way to bring
And you have of cash to spare,
Do not bother with the fools who have written out
the rules,
But drop in an easy chair;
Fill you up little digger" just to animate your
And banter them all to play;
Never mind the art and Science-put in luck your
whole reliance
In the WattersOn1an way.
Then perhaps some one may say,
AS you make your mystic play,
"Any one can Understandable must hold mighty
hand;
So, no matter what's dealt to me,
From his manner and expression, am forced to
He may take that pot from mel"
When you get little hand that you think will
Don't give up your ante;
just remember it's law-everythlng is in the
And call for the usual three;
IL the SIZE and colors differ, make your drink a
little SITTER,
Put "bad' look In your eye;
With the swagger Of duffer take the chances Of a
buffer,
And stack your chips on high.
For, perhaps, some one may say,
AS you make that sort OF play,
Ellis nerve Is so delicious t'would delude the most
suspicious,
AHa he holds the edge on me;
From the way he sips his whisky am certain its
tOO TlSkg
That young mans raise to sect"
II you try flush and fail, and are left with bobby
tail,
Let your courage leave you not;
Take another drink OF liquor never let your spirit
And lay for the lovely pot
With mighty show OF fire, raise the rifle higher
higher
Never min.i how the other one plays;
Knock your knuckleS on the table-put up all that
your are able
And asks, 'Who wants to raiser"
Then, surely all will say,
AS You play that ''nervy" way:
"Sureiy he is no beginner, but hardened old SIM
He can't be deceiving me-
may deserve censure, but dar'sen't make the
venture:
His games too deep for met"
When the game has reached its close, where you'll
stand, nobody knows;
Then, call by the Restaurant,
Order oysters. crab anq pheasant, and the pompinC
And the s tender',hearted pate tots g,as:
Then, little nip Of lquOr-just to work the stOIn.
ach quicker
And, along about two or three.
You should saunter home to bed, with towel
round your head,
To your wife and famiee
Then, perhaps, your wife will say:
"Its just his guileless way,
It's perfectly apprentices regular knight
Grant
In the cause OF charitee;
Yet, can't help being jealous Of the Masons and
Odd Fellows,
Who have kept him out from mel"
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NHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

INHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS AND MoULDINGs, BEING
THE ENTIRE TRIMMINGS AND INFERIOR
WORK FOR FIFTEEN-ROOM HOUSE ALL
PERFECTLY NEW AND FIRST-CLASS,
DAY. at TWELVE O'CLOCK. The attention Of build
ers is called to this sale. Can be prior to sale