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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12
Hay Fever.

/ have been afflicted with hay fever
from early in August until frost. My
ewes would run a stream Of water, ard I
sneezed continually. was advised to
use Ely's Cream Balm il has worked
Ike a charm, and can say am entire
ly eured,-llrs. Emeline Johnson. Ches-
ter. Conn.
have been for several years a sufferer
from hay fever and severe head colds. I
have found nothing that can compare
with Ely's Cream Balm. ! would not be
without il for any consideration. It Is
simply wonderful in It's eiect upon the
nasal organs.-S. \. Burtt, Wilmington
NC
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shfloh.s Catarrh Remedy.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, marvellous
cure fer Catrrrh. Diphtheria, Canker
Month, and Headache With each bot
tie there s au ingenious Nasal Injector
for the more succcssfui treatment Of
these Complaints without extra charge.
Price 81 cents. Soll by George ". Ben
ford & SOM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

All The right. tile. interest and claim of J. r
WaltlV. Or in and % tke following dlscrtbed reai
i-tAig- VIZ TIE undivided ore uiafh interest in
q certain tract n land -i-ilaie in Upper Turkcy-
foot T0uashif- Sar1ersui CuEnrv. ra-. sG lsin Z
landsof sanusi Meizle7- BsHisf f5umhanid ald
sflcr,. eaItlduihg - aiTcs. more ur less having
thereon erected. = story l-auC dwelling house
frame haru. and other dlthuhdiIeE. with the ar-
-urfeEauces-
Walter aI the siIif ~ the susquehauDs Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12
PRLDAY. SEP T q, 1855.

Al Toe right title interest aud claim Of Cliarles
z. Ansp1E and lal5es AusTneh Of IN. and % TIE
iolhi5 M des'lli 81 properly VIZ.
Al filc coal 1ol1 osr. lIIaeSt1na fre-ciay Dil-
eraE ard unn--ai slhs1sneas. WheIhlr
mud Or solll lEiuE aui being fn upou.
uuler All uiutliHed githla the suriace
u fac f0Gosying descFibes farm situate Ia
summit Twp. ~onlersef County IA Beginning
~ post, theHce ~ iand 81 Nm- Cook. North
sl1 d ninC and ualf lzgrees last one aund1ei
aut -iEi4-s ans G giI tenth Fa-rtes 60 port
thence hy residence Ct the farm nf hich this
Far-. -allth 6-t degrees. East % 2-ie pefrhes %
pot. thence by the samr south 81 rs DEGREES West
- ard 7-li pergheS u q Cltrry. thence By same
Sluth 5a fleg ct-s Nesl fs pcrehes to white eak.
thsfii-s sF sane - \ degrees East T. 81 perch
a. q sugar thence 10y SAME ~guth f61s degrees
Wtss la 10 pere hes o white oak ia original line
Thence iy iilnd ot n s.. Davis q Co north -
deefe--s Nesr l3 80 perches % post thence rs
sitlue Scilfh 7;iis degrees Mest- iaglre ~ same
ssIltl - siegrees west O. Hcrehes % post thence
Is same Htrtl le. Gs-recl uesl - : ID perEit- %
Wtlte uas taefice y slIils. uoFtz ~. deg " s-r y
peEckes u Tie rlacl " beginning, containing a
acfes 1na = fescnez II a. = p. Being part uf
a fract q lLla known as The Cherry Breig hy
lat teilf dated e January A. D. i7s7. Fatell Be0k
NJ. 2j, page -. kC-
Taken IN execution ~ the property Of Charles
r Auspoch and James AnSpach, a. The slit of
Christian p Llyeagood.
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Don't Swear.

Don't swear. Iii not an evidence of
smar;ness Or worldly wisdom Any fool
can swear-and a good many fools Do 70.
Al, II could only gather Up ailtbe use
less, uncslied fJF, inafective oaths that
have dropped aiong the pathway Of my
life. I know it would remove Stumbling
blocks from many inexperienced fee-
and my heart would be lighter By a ton
than il is to-day. But II you are going
to BE- a FOL jgsf because ofheF men have
been. my s1n. whai hopeless fool you
vii be-R.5 Bsrs.gr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

All ihe GIT. utlf, interest anil ciatIn Of Ialiei
Secaler 81 iu and % the following described reaI
estate VIZ: A certain lraci of land situate in Up
per IlgktipUt Tpalsiiip. s0IBefset County Pa
adjoining llnds % Hiram frsrler John Nuuukiu.
John Waiter and ofEeT- cGnraiuLnz ~ acres
more or ls-s having thereon erected a two-siory
frame z Wcili1lE Enli=e bank haru ard other out
blilIlnas. With the zppurtgnance-
Taken ~ cEecutiol Hs the pTuTe-ty 81 Daniel
cchler, Al -le suit of AAry Ann snyder
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

Mr sampson 10 Bobby ar the front
gatei-Is your SISTER in Bobby
Bobby-Yes. she's in the paTior with
Mr. Featherly They've been singing
together
Mr. sampson-Ah, and what hare they
been singing
Bobby--We'rs going 10 b. married
be. ha, mamma
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FRIDAY sEPTEMBER q. IS,

az clock p N or he preraists ia the Bo7aCgh
81 Nrsi1a. Pa. the fo.lGlsilE de~c-iaei rsai -
taxa, .zIs the properly u !-asluia eiahdush de-
ceased. VIZ Two certAlu bots uf -r0uud number
Cd gu rhe plsn Cf sdia RlrsaEL 81 lpfs Nos a44
and fta 10 one ereigaure trussfiae 3 f.ct each
on NAiluf sr-eef cn the sarth. exte11ing back
fssi feet eacl r1 A-h alley on TIE Slz-E. sdsoiug
Strawher-T ailay on the west and l0t q G. n
Lenhari On the east having tiIercon e-ecisd q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

An fhe right. tirle Interest and claim gf John
n Stlef Afuiuis-rntaT uf Jonathan Isul~ou.
de- O.. aud Mary ann Jsuli-oa. Of. in and 70 ihe
f0iluu tug Gesrrihe1 real estate, ViE- A eeFiaiu
tract % lard sifuate IN Northampton Towushiu
somerset county, Pl adjoining lands q James
containing II acre- ana s. ptrches having there
1H erected a log dwelling houSc and log barn.
Land nearly all cleared AoSng orchard. Jer
Taken in execution a. the psureriy of Jonathan
5amisun adm niuisiraf0r, ana Nisry Ann fanisou
a. the su1 of Eni-reW C0uEheaour. use q John
ii -rirf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

4 health journal says that you ought
to take three quarters ofan h0ur FOR din
ner. i Is well als0 70 add few yegrta-
bles AMI q piece Of good beef
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

All the night. tile interest ard claim ol r ..
estate, VIZ cerIaln LOT of ground situate n the
E1rougE q trsin4- Somerset C1rn-r Pa. sid
known on the pial % said Boroneh zs i9l 80. Ifi
taunied 0u fte ~cuih by Park street.. Ca she west
east lsy ios NJ 20
Taken in execution Is the property gf z. p.
Yutzy- - the suit of the B3roagh 0f ur-ila-
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AL tie rirhf tr;e Interest and calm - reafar
TriuIn-y ~ 10 auf o. che fs-nEius dasc- hsti rell
estate Vi1 certain I-acf uf land -iclafe 71 MID
1ccrssk Iou Hsti - Somcrsgt Co. Pa. aci0iniu--
isrlis q Alex. Moore Jacoa CraIncr. JOSIAH Pilc.
Nel.du >asiqr, ans others co-Ifaiuinz I45 srres.
more or lf-s. having therton erected a two-s5nry
franz touse. hank fars and other Quthuidings,
with the sprHrfena7fces-
Taken in exeuiiou - the u71Tae-rv % Deafer
T-imp,sy ~ the su-f 81 Daniel C. barkiey.
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-NoTIcE

Al persozs purchasing al the ahovs sale viii
piease tske notlee sbEi q Fa-s Of The purchase
rziulx-te bc made kuoHl ~ the time ~ the
sLlep II - required a. =ssn s. the rru4erfv =
kfiocSed down. Otherwise il VII again be expos
"a - sale ~ the rizs ef the firSl purchaser The
7esacue q Tie fusrrhAse money suEtst he pai1 On
ar tcf1re Tlst-Sdky of he 81 ueek a. she SEPT
tern q culri- he time fxed ~ TIE CosIrf
tslr scoring The ackIloE iessrusuf u deeds and
10 deel Eisi te scknoaledgsd 1atl TIE purchase
uozseT : Fzid IA fan
shsrifrs once. r : NcNILlEy
Asg. 3. ISIS Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12
.HERIFFs SALE.

By Vir1ue of srndry wis of r IA Yend Ex
an1 l-er "a isSlesi Ont % the CONT of Common
tifas y >ufner-Cf Co.. IA, wiii expose O. pub
II ssle q. tae l0urt Herse IN Samersei Borough
- o'cit.ek P n n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

Al sne Figst. Gile. iHilrcsi and claim ~ Rohcrs
VI CaHpissl- q. in and % the follow ing descrii-
e>i real estate va certain t1aff of land sfuafe
ga Milford Ius nstlia. -~1nsrrSst County. Pa al
joining lan.ls " Levi Friediine, james cutehded
and Nm Baker. containing y acres ani s. perch
r.. haTIug thereon erected = story fraale iueI-
hnc house aud stable with The appErteuanc,s
lakeH Ia executes A. the property % Robert
u. Campbell a. t,le suit q Joseph D. Hnmbert Use
tf e. ] harrison
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Also

~ Tie Tlsht. tile, Interest and claim o. isaiah
Eolsapfle of, "a and % the l5ilawiDg described
zeal estate situate IN Hailt Township. somerset
fuunly. Pa aoun,ied a. lo4iows Beginning a. a
thirty -aue and our-haif degrees E4st one and
iulrtcnlh penCles. raence by road tlseutg-Ihrec
fegt al1e. -olfh Weilfy degrees West eleven and
three-t -tcuth Ea.ushfs thence bv the nanz af Roar
ing F9rs Creek sauth sixty and e-half aerrees
hrsl twu and iolrIenth perches- thence bv the
hank % shade Greek North twenty seven degrees
East eleven and eighteenth pe7eLcs % place 0f
beginuinE- containing twenty and eighteenth
of land the undivided one-h2if ~ which BIZ sun
dry good cgnvtyauces lu Law hecaule vested into
knre kaunllan, M ilers rlgnt anc title in and 20
lhe same by deed Of tseorEe ". Pile Hlgh sheriff
nf somerset county. Pa dated the 2alh day 81
January A. D. l744 w8s scooFeFefi foJ0-.ph Johns
ahu. hv his deed. dated The tfh dly of January
a l.. l-ss. conveys The sa1ie % isaiah E1isap-
pie
.slso, az the following dezg.bed piece of
la-a sifiute ia Iaiut Township, ssnerSst County.
Pa bounded and DESERVED a. teliu.gs B4-i'i-
ming alta corner near the public ruai thence by
SAID ruac south elQu-y -ilIr degrees Past lllue
penches. thence bF Che ORIGINAL South ten aud
one lllt deZrucs " ~ seventeen and fFe-fcUih
nerches rheure North sixfr and one ball DEGREES
Is .ssf rWciFe pcrche- thence North tuenfr-six de-
crees EsSf Jairse and oTle-tenfH perchCs
20 place ei beginning, containing lfle acre n De-
lag pdrt 81 fHe uil.s1sgniugh tract af and
w1ieh vested by warrant dated the ara d4v u
February 4. q l7s iu William Jones,
WEo hy ls-i dated 7he taelah dav %
November A. p. lss2. conveyed the same 90 WIN.
HoEuiel. and which hg =ludrF god cauVggaucas
ami assrra1ces IN law became vested ils Joseph
Johns and Morse K Johns cin-lyI Hho bV deed
dated the -ltl lay % blclsile- A. %. iss1 and re
corded il rhe Qlilfl t0- fhe recifiins uf deeds
81. iu ssll cuuutE- beel Bouk Vol 81 page 113
lt-. conveyed iue same o. Isaiah iiossapple
Taken in exscutiesl a. the properly ~ Isaiah
Aolsappie a. The sulI % ?. ; Hose
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Seventeen Years History ofRnn-
mining Ears.

NJ N Killer employed as printer * Pest 4
COS, - Wool street firS- cousulfesl u- -adler
- Penn EFes Plfzsasurgh IN jaue 1915 fdT desf-
1ezs aud discl-arge from his ear. ihzf had con
llalfd i1- Aolr YeErs A I1lrpus WAS found and
-enlcFsd. tie ear seaIed and hearing restored 20
perfe,tF De could Iel ~ di1sreuce IL hls ears
he rellallea perfectly vel io4 y Year. VIXEN re-
pea.ed celds sfayfes Gp Discharge again. He
again pseHI % Dr. Safle- and asaiu It's perfectly
heilicd and Bearing not ucficezbly different fasa
the other.
i'iscHAseE FEos rliE z+E cAN HE cuEED.
This = only one cstse il . hundred recorsieli br
Dr. sadier- Toe eas5 = lnnd4rate all eases must
eoIae 10 tie e-lee. o1ee a. east All diseases u
tHe Cyf. ea- ugse ard throat steciai1iss srscta-
cies perfectly adjusted artificial eyes perfectly
nsslE4i in appearance inserted The bes psssihie
results asSgrsd,
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TERNIS


DY WRITE of as aHler ofihe Orphans C0arl
D ~ 7sI1ersei eounty. Psnl'a-. - thu uniier
siguad directed ! WI eEro=e % sale By public
uIrrrv au
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Dwelling House,


TERMS.
SO in land o. confirmation - sale and deliv-
ery ~ cee1 balzlcs On one year irFsu iay * sale
ulthe1f inter>t 81 per ceEi cf TIE rerchese
Inoi1eg ~ - leis - sosn a. ne p-nper7y +
kuceked down, deferred pAyHle-t 10 = =erured
0fi The premises tiy judc-1-ris btilf.
J. K sun. J. p 4ENNISIS
Attorney, A6a1r aud Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

AH tie rigit tl1e. Interest -aH5 claim ~ Wa n
Ankery. II u aEsG q the fuiiewing described rel
eslafe VIZ Two certain l7ts = eTqind SITUATE "a
bslelleys addition. Meve7staie burcEigA, SoI1scr-
sti county Ia. kuaun on lie plan o. said town
a l1is Sus . and ST. frunfilg SilIshgrv street
ard lxteDding lack O. GENRE alley bounded u1
tie uor7h by o No. y and en- tle south hy iot
" ., haflnz the7eou eTeci,i = fNo-s-fry trsrue
dwelling h01se AMI stable. NiiA TIE appu-ieIiani-
ces
Tassn n execution A. the p-gperfF Of Wm- N
Ankeny a. 1he ssit q Aaron Esnefick-
-AISO-
An fhe right title niesest and chin Of 3.
Risheerref ~ ia 11i "a the fnllf.gI r describe
Taa estate ElE certain .ff of grpuu1 situate IN
Atac sifg s af!aizlcn- Aeser~slaie b1rei-i. som
er-el Csi,niy. Pa GA ne corner q >alsl.zFT and
Fruul sf-eets. toua&e,i on tls n1rth b FlauEher-
tE creek. having thereon cresled fHo-sfuTy
frarle Dwelling horsse ear1snrer shoH. sfatiie
and uzbeT HlihuiafnEs. with the arprrtenalleg-s-
Tekeu ID execution ~ Tbs property uf + Rishe-
berger. d; ne siiiI q Hoeking Bros
Also
AI the rlehf title intcresf aud calm * gacuh
EgTi'f and Ma-y ann Eenif u in AID 70 the fol-
A.sl.n- 's-c-tx fgal s-,iate VIZ 4 eertaiu uacr
ef band sltlsfe- in u. fiE1 TeNnsilT. Sa1leref
tal1-y- Pa ait1iuine lal1- ~ fte Tid-
oN Humbe-I- Ah-ahaln Long Auiho1v shfs-
maker and hasla HsgTers estate e1utaiHlns -
acres. ua~e ~ iess. 90 winch there s. erected
tss t,r, is--Iii-r hans Ir 49,, -li ,rl- 80
tuiii1nl~. virh the aFEsEs1euarces.
Taken IN eNeeutic1 r. the pr1Ferty ~ 1acob
Eesl1 ena Aary 4aazn Es1if a. tn siii of Daniel
and NsEgie beam
Also
Al he rieti tftie Interest ard claim % Fre,i' <
Hnlt1Fok. Il IL and - TIE following Described
raj eSale va srrziu lct IS E7u1i-li situate "a
Soinerser bo-ua1gh. SCTner@f fruzfv. Pa hound-
- on The uurfh hs fatrlof street "a the eaSt hy
lands = agg1st1s, TFnp. "a the south by lands 81
Mn Eiiz Iayuzzn, and ou the Wt-st ~ land *
Francis weiuter. ttssiaiiiig three se7e- Wifh the
arEsuTtcfaisceS
f4ken II exesu-iaa as tse Vruper1v Of Fresi' <
Eolhrook. AZ h, sat- cfgsrot Ie1hzr1 Use
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Half 1.-THE i'll health Of the world comes
from improper eating.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

Apple sauce or fried apples. sweci
aud white potatoes and tomatoes vii
blend with pork
Pigs should b. pushed forward
rapidly In growth before cold weather.
a. a matter Of economy. heat being ex-
ponsive In winter. The warmer the
weather the lower the cost Of prodnc-
tion.
Morning Glory Gcms-One egg.
two tablospooniuls melted butter, one
cup sweet milk. two tzblcspoonsfuls Of
sugar. two cups Of four, two teaspoon
fuls baking powder Bake fifteen
minutes in gem tins-AlblnV Journal
A wheat farmer should be n stock
raiser. The coarse crops raised on
the farm can most ~prodtably be- fed 20
cattle. sheep or swine; the manurc
used TO grow wheat which In urn l.
consumed. a. are the fattcncd stock.
by man.
Intelligent work alone can raise
the farmer out Of the rut Laws may
help, but the farmer nus exert HIM
self. II requires much more skill and
intelligence d farm successfully now
than 1t did formerly, and for a variety
OF reasons.
All sorts Of vessels and utensils
may be purified from -long-retuined
smells Of any kind. in the easiest and
most perfect manner. by rinsiug them
out we'll with charcoal powder after
the grosscr impurities have been
secured OF with sand and water.
Cutting dry corn fodder into one
half inch lengths does not add any
thing 10 its nutritive elements, but
Prof Henry has found by actual test
that IL will cause It to produce from
ten to forty per cent more butter. All
that is here done is by mechanical
means. putting the fodder In better
shape for digestion. Digestion costs
force, and force costs fodder.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14
CAsrAWAY FOOTWEAR.
The Commercial Value of Apparently
Worn Out Boots aud shoes.

The Commercial Value OF Apparently
Worn Out Boots aud shoes.
The journal OF the Constantinoplo
Chamber OF Commerce describes the
industrial uses of old boots and shoes
which are thrown out into the streets
or into ash-pits. After being collected
they are ripped open, and the leather
Is subjected to n treatment which rem
ders it u pliable mass, from which a
kind OF artistic leather Is derived.
This in appearance resembles the finest
Corduva leather. In the United States
patterns are stamped on this, while in
France II Is used to cover trunks and
boxes. The old boots and shoes are
also treated in another way, by which
they are converted into new ones.
The prisoners in Central France are
employed in this way, the old shoes
coming from Spain, They are taken
TO pieces rs before, tho nails being all
removed. and the leather is soaked in
water to soften it. The uppers for
children's shoes are then cut from IL.
The solos are also used, for from the
smaller pieces of the leather OF the old
soles the so-called Louis XIV. heels for
ladies' shoes are made, while the soles
of children's shoes are made from the
larger and thinner pieces. The old
nails are also put to use, for by means
OF magnets the iron nails and the
tacks and brads are separated anc
sold. The contractors OF the military
prison ut Montpelier say that thes'
nails alone pay for the old shoes
Nothing now remains but the scraps
and these have also their value. foI
they are much sought after by certain
specialists for agricultural purposes
Chicago Mail
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

casa. and there xero four Of him.-
Jack said. a little huskily.
IN tell you this. boys." said En-
gene. sioutly. ''rve been thinking
about this thing. and either thinking
or pray ing has brought me nor
new ideas ! don't believe any iel-
low ever gets too big 10 love
his mother. and ! don't believe. n he's
an honest. manly fellow. that its GO
ing 10 take away from his manliness
M whit 10 show that he loves her.
Bless her heart Three cheers for the
mater. Rah. 'rah 'rahl'
The ring Of he CHEEKY hurrahs
sounded over the frosty air and reached
the hack around Tire corner Thcro
was u hard little pain at Mamma
Vance's heart They are playing
ball again she thought They've
forgotten we are coming" And then
OF a sudden they had reached the gate,
and four bright-eyed boys were hug
cling her. and patting her gray hair rs
they did when they were the very lit
tlest fellows.
We've been ms duh as owls with
out you. you darling" Stanford said,
taking the smaller v%alises. while
Eugene offered her his arm grandly.
Fritz and Jack could only helr
Mr.. Vance with the shawl-straps
and the big valise, and prance like
girls down the path behind 1.-THE moth
or-bird. waiting to see her surpris,
and delight over the arch. the wei
come, the flowers. and the genera
festivity OF the dear old home.
Next day when Sadie happened e
drop in. she started in amazement
"Auntie Vance! You are looking tel
years younger. / think you did necC
a tripi'
at wasn't the trip, Sadie; II wa
the boys. You remember what ! wrot'
youp II was all my silly imagination
They do love me! They were so gla'
20 see mel Sit down. dear, and let mn
tell you all about IL; and as prett.
Sadie dropped down upon the daint.
window-seat. she couldn't help sayini
with her glad little laugh, Il told yoI
, so, Auntie, / told you so!'-MaHd
RittenhOusc, ia Interior.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14
The FANCY WORK MAIDEN.

An - you kinder waavr know, ~ nruko o.
Nifh saif
II uarut bcoau.s she varaut a roodan' mighty
purity sal;
Dor there aint . blessed star IN heaven shines
brighter than her eycL
Ar her cheeks are gest like peaches on the
trees or PAradisei
An her smile Is like the sunshine split upon a
flower bed.
An her hair like sproutin' suahcamS on the
gardinr Of her head
An her An IL like . siugin' brook that bubbles
a. q passes
ahro' the siuck-up tiger lilies, an the purity
smeliin' grasses
An I told her that l loved her, much Is forty
times a day.
hut she hadn't much time 30 bother, an kept
on with her c~rowshny,
Wen pumped right down aiore her plumt
upon my very knees
She said: CIT or my rc-rac, an you're rump
I'M up my frieze.'
An I tried 20 talk Of love. an things. an told
her I would die,
Unless she smiled upon my SCOT She simpl
said: oh. my
You've tore my purity tidy down, an hain't y
got no eyesf
You'y e planted them big feet o. yourn, on then
ar tapestries
A. she woyo In big ~iamingoes. snipes, an .tuf
keys on her rugs,
An She painted yaller p0odlcs on her mothers
'lnssos jugs,
An she painted purple angels on MAGENTA oo'
Ord plaques,
An I've oranre-colored cherubs, with blu
wings behind their backs.
An wei ! talked Of love an stun, she'd talk 9
rugs an lace.
An Ak me would I take my feet OF from the
Chiny vase.
I'd say: NV hearts love. O, be mine be mine
be wholly miner
She'd say: You've got your elbows mixed /
that silk skein or twine."
Now I'm roin' to Arizouy for to do a cowboy
work.
Driven forth from civilization by the euss I
fancy work,
Dut her smile viii allus liant me, allus In m
visions play,
Framed Tn latest styles Of rio-rac, with a bacI
groun' OF crowshay.
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