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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-27

Morris willmar Browns Valley AND Breckenridge
Fergus Falls, Moorhead, Fargo.
St Cloud Accommodation, Monticello and Clear
stCloud ACCOMMODATION, a Anok,, and Elk River.
Breckenridge, Wahpeton. Casselton, Hope Portland
Ma vile. Crookston. Grand Forks, Devils Lake
st. Vincent, w nnipeg C-igar " nroayer Victoria
Fergus Falls. Moorhead, Fargo Grand Forks, Devils
Lake Lar more. Neche ..................
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-27

A 7:05 a m A 7:i5 q N
G 7:0j a IN G 7:45 a m
G $3.50 u m G $40 a IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
start ON Their Fishing and Hunting
Trim,

PROSPECT House, N. Y, Septemb II
H.-President Clevelsnd's party con.
cluded, in spite of the tire AteninV
weather this morning, to make the
fishing and hunting expedition for
which arrangements bad been made.
They were conveyed down SarauaC
Lake on the steam lauuch, and after
a carry across the country, they took
small boats and were transpor ed up
the Racquette river and into Big
Upper like. The river trip affoT ded
the ladies en- opportunity TO fish for
pickelel. The rendezvous will bs at
Mark Moody's, on Big Upper lake.
Moody has wide reputation as deer
hunter, and he has agreed to give the
President and his friends a hunt TO-
morrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
OLEOMARGiRINE MAKERS
OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCTION
BY TIE REVENUE BUREAU
or the Law Relating 10 It's Manufact.
ure-On Her Trial Trip
Nominations.

WAsHINGTcN, September 17.-S)me
mauufactu ers OF oleomargarine have
prott sted 10 the Treasury Department
against the construction placed by
the Internal Revenue Bureau on The
second section of the act regulating
the manufacture OF that compound.
The law imposes on "oleo oil, neural
and other ar icles OF like nature" a tax
OF thu same amount ss is impo Rd on
oleomsrgsripe. IL appears tnat there
are a number OF firms engaged in the
manufacture of oleomargaune whose
businefs is to purchase and combine
vsrious iugre diem in the marketable
article, anu II the component materials
are subject to tex, as had been had by
the r .venue Bureau, the result will
be to compel these manufac' urers to
pay double tax, as they are also re-
qupe1 bytht aw TO place stamps on the
finished article when compounded.
II ia also stated that certain frGs ara
making lsrge quantities OF what il
koown as "oleo OIL, D." which is sold and
used solely as lubricant for machin-
cry. If the strict construction
slref dy given TO the law by the de-
pariment is adhered to this material
will also be Subjected 10 the tx i'm
posed on oleomargarine. The mater
is row under consideration BY the In
ternsl Revenue Bureau, and it ia be
lieved that when Commissioner Miller
returns the cons ruCtion that has been
placed ON the u cobd section of the
act will be modified 80 as to r lieve
the material OF tax Circulars have
been sent 10 all Collectors requesting
info atom as to the number of oleo-
margarine factories in each district,
tie average production aud other in
f)rmstioo, with view to adjusting
the clerical force Of the burt an to
IN ct the demand of the business
when the act shsll go into operation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
SWISS HOTEL KEEPERS.
WRtttrsOn's Experience with a
Shrtwd BOniface.

A friend OF mine the other day came
to settle for his nights lodging at a bed
buggy little hole in the wal near the
railway station here in Neuct atel,
called the Hotel DIES Alp'. In add
ton to the charge for apartment, GER
vics, lights, etc, was the item Gun
dfjeuner." l will put into plain Ea.
glish that which followed:
what is this" said my friend,
with assimilation Of bad French,
toough he stoke the language like
native.
"rla', monsieur-that is break last
Breakfast! But | had no break.
fast "
That is very true, but monsieur
might have had it il he desired"
'rhe devil l might"
Eyes, monsieur"
"Bu, didn't order any bres asst"
"Tnst was no fault of the house,
monsieur"
ID you mean to tell me that you
wish to charge me for breakfast |
neithCr ordered nor ateP'
Ute breakfast was prepared all the
hHle, monsieur.
"But | took the room only, aud was
to pay IMPLY fer what | got"
at 10 the rule of tho house, mon.
sieur to charge everyone for break
fast.n
"lhen You pref nd that you provide
a gular table oh te bree kfa,t every
morning and cl age for it whether
your guess axe it or not?"
YES, MONSIEUR. See the menu
Here II IS, ard the finn, yet polite,
IanClord produced his regular "a la
cerle" My friend turned il upside
doSr. Then he carefully perused it.
Th'n hA said:
GLOW much q this do you serve rs
your regular breakfast"
"AIyti ing you like, monsieur"
Very well. Receipt the bill, and, az
| emto pay fora rsak'ast, please God,
will eat It. b ing me q iilet of beet
with mr. sbrjoms, a half chicken grille,
p rum omelttte, ~ d pint Of Uhabls
| shall wait over uni the next train. 4"
Mi host Cf the Hotel d6s Alp3
looked fir,t supplied and then dis.
gusted, aud finally, & asping the s'tua
ton. he ran into the Office, altered his
bill ia conformity with the iac's, and,
burrying bsck, cried:
Here, morsi ur, here is your bill,
quite correct - 8 frarcs 80 confines
aud you viii Just have time to catch
your train. "-Henry WdtepOn in the
Louisville COiTier-JOunoL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18

to be filed on Wednesday that is Of
more real importance to the people OF
the county than either OF them. re-
fer t. the office OF Justice Of the Peace
for the Fifth Civil District The expe-
rience OF the last ten or twenty years
has shown that a good, active, honest
magistrate in the County Court is OF
vast importance for good, while one
wanting in there qualities is a great
misfortune. / understand several ere
offering for the place, among Others
Mr.. John ]. Barry. / have known
Mr. Barry FIR mary years, and be is
we'll known in the district. He is q
man Of good ability, sr;ct integrity
fair education and business expert
ercs. II elected, / confidently believe
that there would be 10 better maRis'
trste in the County Court, and that
his administration OF justice in his Of
fee would be honest and intelligent,
and free from tie complaints which
we hear 60 often made. Let us center
on Mr.. Barry and elect him.
CITIZEN.
Memphis, September II, 1885.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
FROM THE PEOPLE.
A voice for Harry.

To tho Editors Of the Appeal:
While the position of Congressman
and Legislator ara each of great i'm
poT ance, there lie another minor office
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
Homestead Case Decided.

WASHINGTON, September 17.-Act-
ing Land Commissioner STOCK slsger
has rendered decision in the cess of
an Indian claiming land in Wishing
ton Territory rs homesteader sgainst
the claim of the Northern Pac fic Rail-
road Company, in which he holds that
thu o cupa i'm of land by the Indian
prior to the fling Of the company q
map OF d, finite lo'ation was such a
claim as excepted the tract frcm the
grant. Tnis decision virtually decides
large plumber of similar ca es in
Washington Territorv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
JUDGE MORGAN'S CANVASS.
vigorous and Telling Speeches 10
Large Audiences.
looRREsPoSDxScE OF THE APPEAL. |

lCoRREsPONDxEcE OF THE APPEAL
New ALBANY, MISS, September l6
Judge Morgan has Just closed his
list Of appointments for this county.
His canvass has been closer, more
thorough and more vigorous than any
ever made bafore by any candidate
for Congress. He made eight speeches
in the centers of our population,
averaging over two hours, to fiue
audiences Of representa- i've men.
They were Ieplete with intelligence,
powerful, and had telling and last
ing effect on his hearers. His dis
cussion of Democratic principles and
bis eloquent and graphic scription
Of the heroic struggle Of the "grand
old party" "whose f4thers," be said,
"were the fathers OF the Constitu-
ton" to regain the mastery over
the government after an absence OF
twenty-four years from power, and its
final triumph, were mssterly and will
leave an impression that will long he
felt and rememb cred in Union county.
He has left glow Of enthus' asm in
the breasts OF all who heard him, and
the seed sown will brig forth fruit
in November. Union county is now
practically unit for him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
Cure of n sprain.
MAcEDoN oESrER, WAYNE CO., n. Y
EahruaVv pS 122S

MACEDoN CKHTKR, WAYNE Co., n. T.,
February %, 1885. !
Some years ago / badly sprsined my
stomach pickiOg cherries, and have
suffered greatly ever since. Nothing
has been so beneficial as Allcock's
Platters. They entirely cured me Of
that trouble. | have also been afi1irt-
cd with lame ankle, but these Plas.
tiers soon enabled me to walk. / rec
ommend them whenever | have an
opportunity, as l have found them
very useful for over ten years. ALI
cocks Pasters have always done me
the greatest service, and l am every
day more and more convinced that no
household should be without them.
MRS. Susie A. BILLS, .
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
GEN. BOOTHS son
Married 20 Miss worth, of the Saliva.
walton Army.

LONDON, September 18,-Miss Chss
Worth, whose enlistment in the Saliva
ton Army against the wishes OF beI
parents and detention in the ranks
despite the protests OF her father led
TO such an cutlery against the Booths
some time ago, was married tx day at
Clspton to Gen. Booths son. The
marriage ceremony was attended by
Thousands OF persons. Miss Charles
Worth's sisters were present, but her
father was not
The Salvation Amy will have q
great toichlight procession in London
tonight in homer of Gen. Booth, who
departs tomorrow for the United
States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
The Atlanta ON Her Trial Trip.

WAsHINGToE, September 1.-THE
Atlanta leave New York today for
Narfsgansett By. R. l., to have her
compass IS adjust' d, and che will prob
alb y sal theuce for four OF five d US
rial tip next Monday or Tuesday.
The purf ose of the trip is to test her
speed aud fiNd out if she can attain
the rate called Tor in the contract.
Cn'ef Engineer Loring, and probab y
soma members Of tbs Advisory B)ard,
will accompany her
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
Shocking Accidental Child OF DT.
CulIOm scalded 10 Death.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPRAL. |

NASHVILLE, TENN, September IL
A sad accident occurred this morning
in the Thirteenth District, at the resi-
deDce of DIR. G. +. Cu'lom. whereby
that gentleman's 4 year old son, Ew-
ing, will lose his lif.. At about $3.50
o'clock, while Mrs Cullom was pre-
pairing bresk fast, Ewirg was playing
on The floor near the Kitchen stove.
While rugged in play he overturned
the coffee pot, and is billing contents
were emp'ied on his head, neck,
shoulders and body. Before aid could
be rendered The skin hsd been
scalded from nearly the entire body,
So well IS the neck aud shoulders. A
physician wss at once summoned, but
re thinks the little fellow is beyond
earthly aid. Heis sufferirg intensely,
and his death is momsntarily ex-
pected. DR.. Cullom is well known in
The city, having been for seve'al
years principal Of one OF the city
tchoo's,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
The nIiyan. HenrId Mn,ch NOD On.

PnTiDuRG, Pa, September 1.-THE
meeting between John L. Sullivan
and Frank Heard is not of. Thomas
Hughes, the manager, Gays IL will pos
itiyely take place in the Coliseum,
Allegheny, tomorrow night. Sullivan
and Hearld are both to arrive tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
A L-llnInM-nan

Nearly a million dpllars is coming
into Kentucky annually for the pay.
ment OF pensions. What bonanza
Kentucky would be getting now il her
soldiers bad been fl anciers enough to
enroll themselves on the big sids.--
Courier Journal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
A.onisriIIn Cnuneni-
RREPARE RnR pLonpa.

Foundations, cellar walls and build
ings subject to overflow should DO con-
structed with Louisville Cement. 1t 10
the standard,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
They Want Him had.

1t is now reported that Geronimo
has been trarsterred to San Antonio,
Tex. Since it has been learned that
he is q Mexican and not en- Indian,
the War Department has concluded
that the Texans will be glad to have
him among them Chicdq0 Nelcs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-18
Pension Office Nominations.

WAsHINGToN, September led
ward c. Buskirk, OF Indiana, aud Dan
lei O. Gutche. OF Ohio, have been
nominated Principal Examiners in
the Pension Office.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

set er en- sob Sbe benne, at bet
nu os ba ital bore ct Sfifte af @m<
bebsmeno be forifje1ise @mbeber.
Set er paa ben Maabe, man Fal finbe
ub, bporleoes Saserne taar. Set ct
panlfelist for noaen, iom itaar uben'
for, at finbe bet ub. os ON ber er nos
gen Sell, laa er bet lite bens Snter<
esIe, iom bar besaaet ben, at pe9e
ben uo. Sen iom tommer efter pil
finbe ben. geaar berfor en- Manb
bar bapt ct @mbebe ! lang 3io, bbr
ban lite labe fig marfe meb, at ban
enbelig meb @olb os Mast ifal babe
bet isien. Set eiper life bet Sno>
trDf, iom tilfrebsfiller os beroliser
8elaerne runbt ON gountiet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27
Sill 0elsernei ettertai1 Gont,tp.

Da leg lite perionlis refer omfring
i gonntiet, uil je9 benDtte oenne Mez
tbobe til at minbe @elserne ON, at
leg ct &anbibat for County .Gubitsr,
os anmDber 9emofrater, Snoepen=
bente % alle, iom tror, at en- 6oranz
bring / 8eitprelien al s gountietsaffe
rer bill bore til bet almene bebite, om
at sipe mig fin Stemme os Snbflp-
belle.
Seq anmuoer ON nberitBttelie fra
be mango, iom tror, at en- lang @m=
bebstermin bar Eenbents til at gipre
en- Gmbebsmanb corrupt ielp 8eitD.
relien af gountpzNfferer.
Sen nuperenbe Snbebaper af gmz
bebet bar peret gmbebsmanb fem
(5) Mar. nislelis bar ban bapt Stils
lingen iom Mubitpr lanse not.
9eriom jes bliper oafstt til bet pis<
tise % anIparsiulbe Aubitpr=Gmbe<
be, pil leg ubfgre @lnbebets &lister
meb 9rofab os etter bcbfe @pne.
s. @. @bite.
8ining, Minn., % Dftb. 1886.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

ters Ranbibatur, % Diitriftet er
Operipbmmet af benz.
De famine Menb, orbeiber li9eiaa
baarbt for Barter, iom be arbeioer
for Nmes, os Demofrater, iom bor
ubenfor Diitriftet, taser utilbgrlis
Sci benne &.
9pao ausaar Dommer @iqiams'
&aratter % 9uelisbeb, ba ct BET lite
ngSbenbist at iise noset. 9an bar
boet Der gountiet i femten Nar, %
bar ,potiet op meb oet@ % ct perionz
Zig fienbt af nRiten embper. @om
gmbebsmanb er bans &ecorb uben
Blet, % insen fan iise, at ban lite
bar beitnret fit gmbebe meb Golfets
@ef for Die. Ds beriom ban bliuer
patet til 9ommer. iom ban uoentpiul
pil, bill ia erinbre, at ban bleb lat
Der af Solicit os lite al 5asfererne %
iSasfprernes Snteresie. R.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

Men en- iaaban 9gre tilfommer bam
lite. Set er 2onen, fom bar aabnet
9pren for benz, os ben bar ban lite
iftanbbrast. Ser ct Merin9sfribeb
% en- @mule Gornuft / Nfinneiota
o9iao, % bore 2opsipere fortiener in
gen farlis &os, forbi be bar giort,
bpa6 enboer foritanbig nilbe 9ipre.
Mc@iqs Befatnin9 meb Nsiuronce<
looene bar inbifrantet fig til at paafe,
at be fore iaapeliom be imaa &on1<
pasnier bar bolbt Jig benz efteretteli.
&c. Ds bet bar 6an siort. SpiS be
bemofratiite Blabe er af en on6enMe>
ming, bur6e be oplDie Solicit berom os
fremlesae Bepiier for fine 8aaitans
be. Snbtil bet Rer, faar be finbe fig
/. at Solicit ier op til Mc@ill 1om eni
iielben @rab nibfier os plisttro gntz
flphAmnnh
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

Mr. $. g. Stub o9:: 8robibitionis
iterne maa oisIelis inbrpmmes, at
BET lite ct rimelist, at be ifulbe babe
BeFeb om, bpem be andre 8artier pil<
be nominere til @upernpr. ba be f6rz
ite nominereoe i'm &anbioat. O9at be
mener, at &epublifanerne bnroe saa
oper til benz, ct 10 osiaa noget, iom
ri aue iaa bel fienber til. Ser er
bare bette uiebpanlise Cog ialfalb
8ofitit urimelise) | bet, at ben itar=
teite 1fulbe fomme % faite fig neo for
ben iuaseres Gbbber. geaar bette ifer
/ Bolitit, bill ianoiDnli9pis oenne ipnz
bise Sorb besbnbe at oreie fig ben nan=
ben 8ei forbi Gplen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27
Den republifanffe Statstittet
minnefpta.

@uoerngr, Mnbretp St. Mc@iQ fra
fra Mieollet County.
8iee=@uperngr, Mlbert s. &ice fra
&anbibobi County.
Statsietretar, Sans Mabion fra
3ennepin County.
Gubitsr, SO. @. @saben fra Gil=
more gountb.
&asierer, sos. 8obletter fra
8roipn County.
Statsabnotat, SO. 6. Glapp fra
Dttertail @puntn.
@friuer / 9siefteret, s. 8. Sones
fra 9oob gountp.
9ommere i 9Bieiteret: s. 6. @anz
berbur9 fra 9ennepin @ountD, 8. q.
9idinion fra 8lue @artb County ps
@m. Mit@el1 fra @inona County.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27
~ llbbapet af llaebtaoet.

Set er lite FORFEIT, naar Demofra<
ternes &anbibat for Gountn.Mnbitgr
paafaar, at Oscar 6anion bar rbapt
@mbeoet fem Nar" 9an bar peret
.Mnoitar blot en- Eermin, men paa
@runb Of ben Goranorins, iom bleD
siort for en- Eib fiben, at be Fete
Gmbebsmenb itulbe pelses alle paa
en- Gang, tom ban til at bebolDe Gms
bebet ct Aar lensere. en- ban eners
pilbe bare siort nben at Sjenpatses.
San bar bapt bet tie Mar, r,itte fen, alt.
iaa lite heller lanse not til at maj.
beri tan fiube en Grunb til at taite
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

9ette er bet fibite Rummer al 8las
bet fpr galset.. 8i pil berfor after
minoe enboer on. at siennemleie bele
fin @a(siebbel, fgr ban bcnptter ben'
iaa ban peb, at ban bar ben, ban bat
tent at BRUCE os iutet anoet. 2ise>
iaa bill ri tilraabe lite at lptte til
lp9na9tise 8eltploninger, iom be
iiofe faa Sage fgr &alset maatte
blipe iatte i Dmlpb forat itabe nosen
al &aubioaterne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

= s
@enator Compton bat ianleonin9
al ben l1otalelle l19eblabet for !ibite
llse, at man bar republitanife &an=
oioater mistantte for, at be bar bapt
en- @mule at 9ipre meo at @robibiz
tioni1ternes @enator= &anoioat bar
trutfet fig tilbase, anmObet os ON at
oplDie, at ialfalb ban lite bar baot
noset meo ben Eins at 9igre os lite
beller, jaabiot ban peb, nosen al bans
@enner.
Set ct meb 5ornbie1ie ri efterfom'
mer benne Mnmobnin9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor - Oscar Hanson.
Treasurer &. A. Lindquist.
Register of Deeds - n. E. Boen.
Sheriff = A. Brandenburg.
County Attorney - C. L. Lewis.
Judge of Probate - G. E. Chapman.
Superintendent of Schools-Geo. F.
Cowing.
Surveyor - D. G.. Keefe.
Court commissioning. II. Tues
ley.
Coroner W. c.. Bedford.
County Commissioners:
1st District - w. B. Mitchell.
End District-August Kowaldski.
Sd District - Knud Peterson.
4th District - j. A. Hawkinson.
5th District - Lars j. Halden.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

bam uo. @i bolber osiaa al enoel
Joranbrins, men ber ftal pare Maaz
be meo altins. Dscar 9anlen pil Biz
be Dor nefte Nubitbr, og bette er life
re,eno ban fortiener % bar @et til
at uente efter al pebtagen Sfit %
8rua.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

Senator Compton benester, at ban
'el(er bans 8enner bar bapt noaet at
sigre neb, at Mr. Butnam fraWaine,
Yrobibitionifernes anoen Senatorz
&anbibot, traf fig tilbase til Gorbel
for Compton. Men Erobi6itioniiter@
ne pil ,ffe lptte paa bet 0re.
@tipe gtatter bisie Yrobibitioni<
1fer!
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27

Tor 9ommer i 7oe Difr,tt Sobn
g. @illiams.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-10-27
FARMERS TICKET.

LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Senator John B. Hompe.
Representatives:
II. p. Bjorge.
Henry Plowman.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26
The Singer.

The editor of the Little Rock Gazette
is unjust to the young man who sings,
not in attempting to deprive him of the
mighty prestige which he holds in So
ciety, but in attributing to him gay
faults which he does not possess. The
young man who strangles the neck of
the twanging guitar is more to be
feared than the sweet singer. Tom
Moore, Byron, and even Homer sang,
but their standing in society did not de-
pend upon their musical but upon their
intellectual voices. Some time ago, the
daughter of an old negro married a
young buck who had fallen into the
habit of singing at church festivals.
Look heah, Tidy" said the old ne
gro when the ceremony had been per-
formed, "Whut yer want ter marry dat
fool niger fur?'
"Whut fool niger, papP"
IVY de one yer hab jes maird."
':Dis heah onep'
.'Yas."
HE amt no fool nigger. He's got er
voice sweeter den er flute"
''Yas," the old man reioined, ''an' I
bet yer he got er appertite bigger den
er ha'fer bushel an, wus den dat. he
gwine pend on me ter gin it sadisfack-
shun, but lemme tell yer, young feller."
turning to the bridegroom, use got er
ole mule dat is powerful fon' O. singin'.
wy, sab, he'll walk erlong an listen
ter yer all day. Beats anything dater
way yer eber seed. Wants yer ter ber-
gin singin' ter him in de mawnin' by
sun-up. Lemme ketch yer singin' at er
nuder festival an yer'll heah suthin'
pop. Dat'll be yer naik. Ell er pusson's
got suthin' else ter mix wild it, we'll er
nuff, but ef he hain't den take kere.
But ! tends fur yer ter mix er little
suthin' wild dat monstrous fine voice O.
yourn-mix cotton, dirt an er mule
wild it. Oh, Pse got yer. "-Arkaasa.0
ITGceller.