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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-01-16
NO. Il.

arate bills for all snow bills that accrue, or
have already accumulated. The order in
structing the Street Commissioner not to ex-
ceed his appropriation unless ordered to do
so by the City Council, was taken from the table
in Board of Alderman and passed in concur
renee. The witnesses examined by the Board
in the case of Cannon, discharged from the
fire department. were Capt. L. w. Atwood,
Capt. J. b. Esmond, Capt. w. s. Peacock,
and Martin Chamberlain, clerk of the steamer
City of Gardiner. The Board went into pri-
vate session and after some discussion mo-
ton was made by Alderman White to dismiss
the charges which was decided by yea and
nay vote, Alderman Winslow voting nay,
and Alderman White, Clason and Lunt yea,
Alderman Haley in the chair.
The following officers have been elected
at the several banks in the city Cobbossee,
Jas. Stone, President; Chas. Danforth, s. j.
Young, David Dennis, J. s. Bradstreet,
Directors; II. S. Webster, Cashier. Oak
land bank, J. Gray, President; M. Hopkins,
p. N. Barstow, Charles Swift, Joseph Perry,
Directors; S. Bowman, Cashier.
The Maine Cemmandery held meeting on
Friday evening, Jan. 4th, and elected the fol-
lowing officers: A. b. Booker, Il. c.; H.
S. Webster. G. l.. c. Ballard. c. c.; w. J.
Landers, Prelate; G. w. Gardiner, S. W.;
J. w. Lash, J. W.; David Dennis, Treasur-
er; Geo. N. johnson, Recorder. The above
officers were enstaled on Friday evening last.
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Vegetine
WILL CURE

ScrOfula, ScrOfulous HumOr, Cancer, Can
cerOus Humor, Erysipelas, Canker,
Salt Rheum, Pimples HumOr i'm
the Face, Coughs and Colds, UI-
GERS, Bronchitis, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism,
Pains in the Side, Con-
stipetiOn. COstive-
ness, Piles, Dizzi-
ness, Headache
Nervousness, Palms in the Back, Faint-
ness at the Stomach, Kidney Complaints,
Female Weakness and General Debility
This preparation is scientifically and chemically
combined, and strongly concentrated from roots,
herbs and barks that its good effects realized
Immediately after commencing TO take 1t. There is
no disease of the human system for which the VEG
ETINE cannot be used with PERFECT SAFETY, as 1t
does not contain any metallic compound. For Grad
cating the system of al impurities of the blood it
has no equal 1t has never failed to effect a cure,
giving tone and strength TO the system debilitated
by disease. Its wonderful effects upon the COM
plants named are surprising to all. Many have
been cured by the VEGETINE that have tried many
other remedies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-01-16
Home Items.
-"An your own fault
If you remain sick when you can
Get hon bitferS thar neyer-Euil.

-"An your own fault
If you remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that never-Fd!.
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickest invalid can use hop bitters with safety
and great good.
tisn, kidney trouble or any weakness will be
almost new by using hop bitters.
My wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use of hop bitters and 1 recommend
them to my people.-Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor if hop
Bitters are not the best family medicine
On earth.
-Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousness,
will leave every neighborhood as soon as hop
bitters arrive.
my mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all out of her system with hop Bit
ters.-Ed Oswego Sun.
Ice water is rendered harmless and more
refreshing and reviving with hop bitters in
each draught.
The vigor of youth for the aged and in
firm in hop btters!
AT the change of life nothing equals
Hop btters to allay all troubles incident
Thereto"
1.-THE best periodical for ladies to take
onthly and from which they will receive
the greatest benefit is hop bitters."
Mothers with sickly, fretful, nursing
children, will cure the children and benefit
themselves BY taking hop bitters daily.
Thousands die annually from some form
of kidney disease that might have been pre-
vented by timely use of hop bitters.
Indigestion, weak stomach, Irregularities
of the bowels, cannot exist when hop bitters
are used.
timely use of hop
Bitters will keep whole family
In robust health year at a little cost
To produce real genuine sleep and child
like repose all night, take little hop bitters
on retiring.
That indigestion or stomach gas at night,
preventing rest and sleep, will disappear by
using hop bitters.
-Paralytic, nervous, tremu!ous old ladies
are made perfectly quiet and sprightly by
using hop bitters.
novl2d&w1m-tc
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Queer Freaks of Watches.
THOUSANDS OF MAIN SPRINGS BREAKING
WHEN THE AURORA BoREALIs APPEARS
EFFECTS OF DEMAGNETIsM.

Decidedly watches are queer things"
said ID. H. Hopkinson, of the jewellers Cir
cular, seated in the easy chair of his editorial
sanctuary. ''They possess some unaccount-
able peculiarities. For instance, some time
about the beginning of last summer, when
there had been a succession of fine displays
Of the aurora borealis, il was estimated that
in single night in the city of New York the
main springs of not less than three thousand
watches broke. This estimate is based on
actual inquiries. Fine sensitive watches are
particularly liable to be affected by electrical
atmospheric disturbances. During the months
of June, July. and August, when these phe-
nomena are most frequent, there are more
main springs broken than during all the re-
naming months of the year. They break in
a variety of ways. sometimes swapping into
as many as twentyseven pieces.
ssIt is fact that since the introduction of
the electric light has become so general .
large number of watches, some of them very
fine ones. have become magnetized. While
in this condition they are useless as time
keepers. This defect used to be considered
incurable, and because of it thousands of
watches have been thrown away after much
money had been spent on them in vain at
tempts tn persuade them TO keep good time.
Among the methods resorted to were wash
ing the parts in garlic juice. refinishing and
passing them through the fire. But all these
devices were entire failures, or only in part
effective. I know of q man who had . fine
and valuable movement which kept excellent
time. He transferred it from . silver case to
q secondhand gold one. Immediately it lost
all its characteristics of steadiness and relia-
bility, and, in fact. did not keep time at all.
When replaced in the silver case it kept good
time again. The owner, . jeweler, puzzled
himself and experimental in vain TO discover
the cause of this strange partiality on the
part Of his watch for silver. At length he
sent it to An expert. He discovered that the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-01-16
Instructive Reading.

Some of the testimonials from different
people relative to Thomas Eclectric Oil, and
the relief it has given them when distressed
by headache, earache, and toothache are as
interesting reading as you will find. This
being standard medicine, is sold everywhere
by druggists janl5t&wlwlpH
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For Sale

o..,;r.- . xs,usbe farm containing sixty-ive
IN =; ood state Of cultivation, situated on
H;s 3, snd West Streets fifteen minutes walk from
Dost once and depot; good buildings on sne ~ ,he
For terms apply to y. N. LAHnA "HIss .;.cSaam S
premises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-01-16

Rheumatism, Weakness.
II. X. Stevens. Boston:
have been practising medicine for 25 years, and
as a remedy for Scrofua, Liver Complaint. Dyspep-
sa, rheumatism, Weakness, and all diseases of the
blood, have never found its equal. l have sold
vegetine for years and have never had one bottle
returned. I would heartily recommend it to those
in need of blood purifier. DIR. w ROSS,
Sept. Is, 1873. Druggist, Wilton, Iowa.
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G.. r. & III. u. Wells.
dec12ttf
STATE AGENCY
STEAM FEATHER BED REMOVAL
EMILE BARBER q CO.

Awarded First Premium st Maine State Fair 1870
Any kinds Of Dress Goods, in the pieces, or made
Slippers, Kids, Feathers, ETC., dyed or
cIeanssd, and finished equal to new.
Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired
tanscIeansed. Velvet trimmings Of sleighs dyed and
restored to their primitive color, withoutany ripping
Goods received and returned promptly by express
Send for circular price list Prices reduced. Orden
solicited by mail, express or In any Agency. Beds
called and delivered If desired.
II. PENNIMAE, Agent for Winthrop.
MRS. II. N. BOYD, Agent for Hallowell, Me.
mav20feodkwu
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The Grea Blood Purifier.
Or, w. Ross Writes.

Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism, Weakness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-01-16

Or there about, Is the amount of furniture Of all
descriptions. styles and kinds, bedding. mat
tresses, comforters, blankets, feathers and
beds. chamber sets, parlor sets, dining
room sets, Office sets, pictures and
frames. and hundreds OF articles
to numerous TO specify, which
will be sold at from 10 to
rs per cent discount
from regular prices. Up
holstering work Of all kinds to order at
short notice. These prices to last until next year.
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Esis Feet ARE Warm No W.

Another telegram for that mani" oXca liHei
terk Hughes az the Continental Hotel NcstcfiH
no N rs messenger hoy puked ourn r.c,ltt book
before ms eyes ana ned Out envelope Iis
eIkhf.'
Eilht kilograms for whom"
gentleman stopping here who is q little under the
wca' her
How
il.s 10 / 90 exclaimed Mr. Hughes cautiously looh'ng
arpuii IT. joke. II" H. u New York IN. chant - 70
comes over here every wees. Last nieht nui several
o'h'fS among whom WEE pur two 'htAlrIuh men,
TAXI here for AN hour ihe New Yorker complain
Of suffering from cold feet
'''od Zee exclaimed ~ the party. p'I ynu
ever try those foot p,astprsl The hes, thing ie
world. since wore tIr., have never been t..uu.,d
with coli Tome. / / g'' vsu sic ritEt kII'
In tu-y went and IOi !lhsirr half and tho
New YORKER c,rirr! IL oil t,.u sue ~ his feet,
IS For Al hour or -u unit ne retired he yer" much
p"h.'d, ANA called The crowd 10 ioIr Gll "a
lie Wh~ To- take ma early train WHEN he rn' ID
the servant Snuui h IN wide awake aud swearug lla
Law ~ bed On l- bick uur-ug his feet u pillow.
went nv 10 seq HIN ftrrWari.
lie hai been awakened Ia the night by terrible sem
shtinn- ihr -Oirs uf ms feet The truth
then flashed upoa nm, The joker had used y hlsrfs
with them.
He - lying ON his lack up there Eight tclograms
hay" cone aal from his wife. partners and irtH
n) "a H. can do is to lie there auG wat and until
lis lIu nj up
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Nurier"us cartridges which are Depopu.
intI.s the NIiraheny NIser.

SALAMANCA, Dee. ll-Not content with
angling Tor Ash the indolcnt whites and In
dams on tho Cnttarnugus reservation have
adopted TIN Nhilist mothod OF destroyln: lifo.
ard are depopulatng tho waters OF the Alle-
gheny River by oxpoding dynamite cartridges
in the deep portions where IN" Iish congre-
gate. Tn, dynamite j. placed In a water tight
Tin box. Tho fuse 10 liIhtod, and then the box
is thrown into the river. The explosion Kills
tho fish which come t. the surface and font
down stream to the rippes. where they are
collected by the dynamiters Frequently more
than II hundred fish are killed b. tho explosion
OF one cartridge.
Tho ytrlaries II flsh which people tho river
ara mainly p.rkoTel bass. ana sackprs The
small fry share the fate Of the iargrr ones.
Fearing lest tho Jaw should Interfere vi IN their
operations tho Whites have made cats paws
Of ihe Indians. eslitving tho latter ENJOY IN,
munity from tho general statuteS, hut rms
erroneous v.y will be dispelled b. tn" action
Of the Hportsmen's Gun, which has already
begun proceedings which viii result IN the
la,inS the fish laws
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Magruder's N e mory.

IIs walked into the. office Of Prothonotary
monetary his face frightened up.
How YOU Gen SweItZcrr'
Gen Sw-ttkrr took the offered hand hut evidently nl1
not know who WAS at tho other end OF ".
You don't know me I'm John sanders OF the FOURTH
Michigan lnfanry-yOur old brigade"
They shook again John Sanders sat down. and soon
explained that he had been mt Washington TO look after
pension. II had taken more time than he had expect
ed. aud IA. was pretty well downto the bottom OF hs
portatOn NJ far as Crve,sud and then they fell into
that ney able talk over times
And you say you didn't 70 to prison
when we were both captured NJ Gainvs's Mill - ex.
claimed zen. Sw-itler How did YOU escnpet Z"
" II WAS this WAY, General. II was Msgruders men
caught They took US up to division headquarters
before turning to the guard Mag ui-r uui ms
ttHn were looking US over. and thought woul!
To get put IN the officer. squad, 80 calls out
- Hello cen hagruder. How have you been these
twenty years.
- VINO the devil are you = SAYS he.
"'Im John Sunder'. was in company X. Fourth
OHIO Infantry. in the Mexican war.
who was our Colonel = lie says. very stern.
80 You were
go Your Captain
So Audrr,nn'
e Your First Lieutennntr
e Roberts
"'By -, gentlemen he was thai cried Gen Mngru.
der turning to his stat rus fellow III my rrgi.
nent the Mexican war. We'll well YOU are my
prisoner now Well welt Gentlemen wha, can wa
do for of old Ono boy, who las HAPPENED to
yet on the wrong side this tim"t'
They laughed. talked together few minutes and
then ordered out escort vino hnI~cd n white I'm.
conducted To picket lin" nnd turned loose
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tromity. talking in subdued tones. and knitting
as last AS their fingers could PLY tho needles.
tho musicians we're asked 10 play one Of their
exercises. 1t consisted of selections from La
lous. and listened ike one In trance, There
was somsthlng weird ana nnoariph n IN thHt
krSaaas OF Sroct and ihrown srhtv sb nst
ward rs II the sightIess orbs sought to
look Upward into world unseen by us.
SAY Mt tho piano between the two harpists and
scomei to direct thee. psrformance., reminded
Bologna. Her head, hcr pose, her whole air
wore tho Same rapt expression. Only. you
sought vainly in the eyes OF the blind musician
rhaei'7 ,"r-,a.ic saint. sill tho HIGHT ON the
Taco before mo Was tho same. nni 90 was the
iar.sccing. upward ga,. Of tho eloquent soul
behind these features. Was 1t not some such
eAper.ehce "a this that sayn Cardinal Wise.
vs. in Fnbisrs"~ih" bnd Chr,stia n MAIDEN
whose rure spirit fed. "a they stretched her on
the rack b"iore alnos, the first pang OF ,he,
torture was felt. md Just ne tho rudo hand of
the cNecutioner hnd touched her.
We bad .nrSt vocal mhsr,,one OF Moore''s
and gro ur"d themselves On the platform " tn
OF, IN" slightest embarrassment or confusion.
Tho weird asnrc, of the scon" in"renseh in un;
earth mess. You cannot hcnme fami.inrizod
win the siranE. "Nrte>-ion Of these many un.
sent se",ng foes ""n's ~ lm"nKh the deal
u their -.rcr, ard litrl ~ the voices To- Sing.
The intense sadness " lioorcs v.r.rs and ~
III" ancient Cattle strain tn which they were
set WAS stiI NOR. iutensiiind 10y the appear
anc" of tho singers. Ii was n wonderful per
ioruanc". Aud to lift from us the arci IL had
chs' tHey EaNs NJ a cunIic song. The Broken
Pitcher NJ the Wet" m" soost surprised
AMI charmed VS. las the mingled Sweetness and
extraordinary power of her voice. what a
rr.nm donna she would nial;e.' exclaimed ono
81 nur COMPANY
Then raine rom Mrs. T"iiora's It's the his
tory ui tbs foundation from its first begin
hings. Religious families. even when they
take in Gods poor have often to tell strange
ant 'hriiinE tales about their long struggle
with poverty. Generous persons IN the out1ide
word. ocCupi, u as tnsv are with their own pur-
suit- aui their 0Wn cares. have no conception
Of IN" terri bl" lond 81 anxiety Sister OF Char
ity NJ the hend 81 u Hrcr house. has to bear.
when rhs has two or three hundred mouths TO
ie"i daily. and nothing to rely on but the time
" aid %! some good souls. nui the care ~ hat
Providence that We ncHer trust to in vain,
Mrs. Tolfnra's story Is n'hiug. so lnstruc-
tive. So intensp,r ihtrfpStin.:. that must rr-
serve IL for another l'ttCr III connection with
u'H"r .r"at institutions ~ which 81. Nary's
Asylum ~ Merton il Nniya type. What U.s.
p"ciHi v pleased me here was to see that charity
Christian charity. In IT, diyin"St form and
fullest IN aiming ha found ri"nrS tn make
cart u paradise for thrSn apparently born TO
nothing hu. darkness. misery. and Hoc.
iiGE'AEp O'EEILiY.
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IT, THE FnrrpR or THE SUN-ST: note that
= communicate n from Washington Ia yoIr issue this
mtfuins maac- ,he Hawaiian treaty r'spon-bls for tho
higher cost Ut IN ftaucCo than ia Now York
Tl, not the fact TIE report Of the Commission sent
ou' 'Hs' wear hy oar Government to irvesgstr the a.
legged sugar frauds the rac nc cf'cr'usly dis
posed OF INIT question, La anguas" is THIS IL ~
charged that thr trvs,Y las created sugar monopoly
oh tbs Ia ~ coast and Increased TIE cost 10 te
sunrr but We 4 not sud this statement warranted nv
ic fIcs Tue Increased cost tn the consumer mat
cnt-i nu Tine result ~ irt 'fuar hut ut ~
monopoly of the refining husiU"-- IN Friuc Sec.
r'uriel "uH NE sl!Il gfSarE monopoly AZ railroad
trurspur'GtIuN'
la, ",i .Lupr.yG whirA is entirely n thing II san
FrgrVIsyu grow i Ul 70 pTu tluuS To the Californian
tnau - 10 tu Hawaiian planters who for have
been ha'thn. "I,!, tnAs - cy"e.. I" whose ~ judged
ruterrusrs they attribute a. great M azure the
h,G,,t cost ~ ahor Inch ms Inade island sugar
the lrcats I'll he Goa, luird ~ was Wiser To trI auu utI
We ~ fHr MS own riNEn So"
Gne hawhisu trrsrN stsuds sone amon2 treaties not
ouy from - Ireu provisions .dvan'a {rvu, 10 tue
United states Hni restrictive 10 Ie islands hut from
the !mpuTtan. pUutlvA! qYystpns neutrality-suspicious.
whIch affect ME VT being and safety a." the tEirc Pa
enc coast Whatever h"iAl the OhSr treaties uf rect
ltuct' Uuw under cOHsIlvEs surrey hehn"Nts those
10 whom the fate u tins peculiar convention IL submit
ted 10 look well TO II thai no pvuny wise poundfoo n
pOcy should plunge unr country into reris The gravity
OF which It wonid DO iiMcu.ttu uyvrestimate - A Il
SEW YOVk be II
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One OF the most startling and romantic fea-
lures" hnr!er r Oc urFGi recently the viii Horse
prairie, thirty miles nprth OF Los Angeles when band
of wild hurscs, under the lead If moth.
camc s1i!uIing over the plains :" recUnuurr
n survey orr engaged IN making survey of The
the 1anl dashed toward Capt Keller nnh his party ~
surveyors TIL WITHIN about 40 feet when The leader
Mated IN grahiN proud ana defiant nh
curved, uysfrls di-sLed erect. aud tail on ,.r,,s
parade" ana II tie bsni ranged themselves each
OF Nun he squat "t cavalry III battle charge After
surNeNlu! IN" scene for few moments the leader gn..
l"pei away, followed 10y The band graceful
hui digHtnrd manner. The scene romantic,
hui the picture "t The lurdly leader hi most
rbcIie servants. IN their fleet ANA graceful Muiuus.
was ""rI'N u M ARTISTS pencil. There another
hhn! Of wild horse. tile prairie uul,r the
lead .rsh of y tu.h mahogany hay stallion with u aCk
man" iai' aud huees. In lhs taud two Wits
huLhes ana tle rest arc LAN and snrr.l mAInlN.
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Tho other day Rockland household was
male proud Aud tppy TIE introduction cabin
organ Tue mother ecu u piaN little. and AS there was
n popular collection of music iuculed ia the pur.
chase sIu O. time In grtiihg every note mud zion
int practice. Tue organ gr"nuch aui wherSvi md
complained with the mos astonishing of music, ugit
aud dn. day iud night, Tor week Then on" mornrs
Their. ws.E knock at the door and little ar from the
neat house siriiy ,aii
"rle,se, marin, mother wants to know II you won't
lend her your muse hook ~
1his Wa .nrprI'ins request nhsnhch ~ the woman
next door was known to he orgnulr-E After gasllng
once or twice thc amateur orgAnist asked:
what does she want OF IT ?"
The Chi hhi.t been loaded for this question she
sitaigltfurnArdiy rented
" / don't knoS, I'm sure. only heard mother tell
father tina II she h, hold Of 'he book for day
mehhe somehow could get rest
The softly shut the door in the little grs face
aud went and uy locked the cabinet organ win
brass key.
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An Able SHARK Yarn.

Cant. Beckett OF the British ship Amana. now
III p"f'. mas n shark story winch m,rlts
Ncdl literature because n bears imprint of Tprhi
NY, hni can Il" proved ~ lh' Hip,s IT cant beckett
ana nf every member ~ hl- when his A
on NnhleNihro sh" was hrCanrd for several hours 4
thff" WIN nNe little ones around the vessel al
iuN So soon ~ there romuri'pn an the no
mother would open her mouth and the .Irt!e ones
would iHrt 'nslt" f1r pro'crIlou For nmusenent tho
sailors threw t- ot refuse overheard Among tho fnmiN
dl-tu .IhJ thr water uaCl uIlr vi II The
The NoIUy luIu'"i immediately tisRpprnr-h down Tho
cHpn"'us cuuut"unrro of their PROTECTOR On The io.
luWluS nHrIin- slrh hulh and li.e with pork
was thrown nN"rl"ari and 10 short time shark VA,
hauled on deck Upon belug opened II discovered
~ bv lhc tisl Inch amused the boy the
day before. because nv- Young sharks wery .afgy
stored - ualvI hyr tOIgu.
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\ Dubi:u street Dance.

From, me spectator.
There's nothing in life ike a jig ar n reel;
Fist tap with your tuo, then drum with your heel,
Ana now double shuffi. aud Mex hc-i. ANA toe,
And then turn your partner n- over you 20.
And hs you grow warmer your muscles grow free,
Aud luoser your auhir aud up-er kacr,
And Nuu'rr ~ our glory; hurruol sfrHh, then
Oii men become BOYS and gossoon- become men
r,aN faster the music n isn't n wake
Yes faster aud loud. til maze the walls shake,
And zee. us the uo'rs our shu. lea her inspire.
From the cold English pavement We tread out the FIRE.
TIL ngc tells At last sri the elders dropuh
And each turns his tai, all the Nuuna crl!ecns scoh;
while them mat ruHn though fhrV hrlloo aud wloop
tbs Is plain as a piNe they rs beginning 10 droop
Ana now. Al long last, there remain hut Que pair
AMI u halo of glory ana honor incy wear,
Forhy they have Incri AL ihc company down:
With Anus.in Of " hiskr, the dIrings .rt'z rrowni
4. =, GRAVES.
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Thst &C 'rufU word how snoa twas said
That -iight rry"ugci when non" WAS gwen
III IN HNIf' thc tongue silrp hrrows spell.
Al witch, through tviuneG hearts GcGp.y driv Q
sweet IO'r ~ terror He'd.
Much tried he me-. my luson's lord,
SuspccinE int aui intinx this
RACED; tsun's which NV Ia art nhhOrred
whoa spuh". !tVu'ird nu iioini tea mas.
And stabbed hiu NIth each word.
Come here NV greyhound fs,hfu! thou
Wn,ie la hIr-+ n SO hu gave thee IguY4s,
Smoothing IN q! m gri'r my brow,
nh. Nrl II hl, fancy moves
To LIE r.g"ntIN; II ~.
= r'haur" tin.c ha-tv words i,:rrt
Woli fan 'cUali .-rlc, G,uyhi, iopk,
Patent Ia, ~ ,sH .Hi!lf have met;
There N gS'c ri rtri--ip'h n vct lrOUS
Loves tul-, loves silei metz
Ny heart love epHta.--. iwcre wise ~ pOut;
\ LHrl Wt'h pun r!'pl Il trhANr.
Aud 81, nrih,iks uIat hin iput
IA Lr.n M,IHITrN the i0pu o. gave
AMI &C lurs- followed iuunt
rhe lnur rng s-ur pcrpi'sail s,ar.
liMi !'' uuudrut hv Land
II gone. u -'r ii-i : no %. 70 - .st
sh 'ui lovers dwell eSL, his hands
ANT ns- LcNi his heart.
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A Noted New Yorker and HI. wit.


t,, aoru No'erldga, when he visited this country
ru,n,unc opposite The ciiy NJ Washington ~ '''e
:, 10 you know. Evart." said his Iord-hin 4" have
Srm w, n-nlst Warrington ~ great riys
ch proves was told that he one threw "A y.y ~.
IRON isrpoI across the Potomac " " w. ''''A'
49,, lou must r.memLer, NV Lord sail Mr. E,.,,.
davs nm n',sr w9n,d go great deal further in thoss
he gloom thai the recital Of this oil story had IN
ulster who sad '' ~ W. ''e"u III tue long
,hnv would suggest that Evarts might have said some
:" What ~
ne m,sht have said :. never heard that ha ,h,s,,
nMvef collar across the Potomac hui histnrw Nv
a' no fsw az Enguih sovereign across the Atlsntc