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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
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The prettiest throw of the Iasso !
ever saw was down in New Mexico last
summer" said western cattleman. II
had gone out 10 look Mt bunch of
cattle thought of buying. and was
standing in front of the owners huusc
discussing tho proposed trade. A two.
yelr-old child was playing about the
lawn. when suddenly it clapp.J its
hands and cried out as though highly
.elated. turned my head and saw, 10
my horror. that it was amusing itself
with monster rattlesnakc that was
Just coiled to strike The snake was
shooting its forked tongue out, almost
into the face of the child and it was
this action that 50 pleased the little one.
At my side stood Mexican c. vboy
with lasso on his arm Quick as IA
flash it went whizzing through the air
and closed around the neclS OF the SOS
pent iustas it drew its head tack for
The fatal stroke. The father of The
child nodded his head, remarked that
il was n capital throw, and esImcd our
discussion wsth imperturhable gravity.
Your Mexican is nothing il not stoical.
II is the result Of his Indian blood -
ST Louis 6lab,'- Democrat -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
AMP TIE DRUMMER WI
The vessrablc Gept Ontdoes the ~
lag sian Ia Fish stories

lag Nan Ia Fish stories
The drummer had Just finished =
rather unreliable fish st ry. but nobody
said anything for minute; then ven
erab.c man Of clerical cut cleared his
throat and said:
Speaking of fish reminds me Of case
that cIgne to my knowledge recently
live down in southern Ohio, on river
bottom farm. and I've got n well on my
place about twenty-five feet deep and
four feet in diameter, lined with brick.
Last summer, year ago, received a
:ouplc OF new brand of fish from the
fish commission at Washington, and
put them in my we'll never thought
much much more about them until one
day this past month my wife told me
something was the matter with the
well. and I'd better see TO it. | sent my
farm hand down to investigate. and he
came back rs fast as the windlass would
turn and reported that something was
in the well, raising sam Hill. He
couldn't tell what il was. but it looked
more like sea serpent than anything
else. II didn't scare me at all, and
got into the bucket myself and went
down. And gentlemen what do you
think discoyeredY'
Nobody answered. Nobody knew.
well. I'll tell you, continued the
narrator Il found the water only
about foot deep. aud those two fish
had grown so larg. that one OF them
had rubbed his tail off clean down TO
the quick. and the other had worn his
nose of upt to his eyes, just turning
round and round in that four-foot well,
and there's no telling how big they
would have been If the water hadn't got
so low we had to take them out aud
turn them loose in the river
The venerable gentleman ceased talk
ing and the drummer with tears in his
eyes went over and shook hands with
him. m.-Detroit Free Press
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PUNoEMT PARAGRAPHs.

: -she-"How do you like my hat?n
! Hc-'lt makes your face very long. ;
Shelf made papa's face very long
when nc paid for II "-Trath,
| Mrs. McQuerry-"Do you believe in
7 sympathetic suferihg?r Mrs Peck
do I? You ought TO see how suffer
I when my husband is out OF Sorts
BERTHE Why did You buy this
picture? IL is only fight Of sparrows. -
Algie-"Why. they are very English,
don't you know, deah boy?'-InteT
Ocean.
-She-"You would be surprised II |
were to tell you that am past Is.
wouldn't you?' He-"T would be sur
, Prised at your telling me"--Indianapo-
lis JournsL
How the Doctor Felt -Wellman-
Il sag throw physic 10 the dogs" Doc
.tor-"All right Do as you please. As
for myself. can get more for it else
wherc. Detroit Free Press.
-Bangle-''Shuffie seems very
clever kind Of fellow. How Is it he can
turn his hand 10 almost anything,
Froezeout We'll. he generally carries
deck MP hi. sleeve Inter Ocean.
Good morHing. my boys; is your
father in his strdy7" mo. sir; papa
mas gone 10 the dentists 10 have nam
mas teeth attended ~" 20. indeed!'
''But nAmml is in ''-Pstit Parisien.
- came here said ths youth 70
the Roston girl, for littlo rest and
peace Of mind" "Ah. " she said you
appear 20 have piece Of mind; whom
do You expect 10 get the rest2"-N Y
sun.
Haud-"He asked me 20 marry him.
but said he had only broken heart 70
offer me Marie Did you accept him
under those cnnditions2r Maud -'.Yea
his bank accouat was iutaet"-N. Y.
Herald,
Irs Weight They Have. - r.
Gedone-''I hear that Jewcler Gilt has
disappeared and that his liabilities are
heavy" Brad streete = $50 are his
assets-he didn't leave anything but
two safes ''4-Jeweler's Weekly
Life IS made up Of paradoxcs The.
restaurant keeper who never purchases
anything bot the. cheapestelothing and
seldom ha, i new suit oftcner than
once b ten years has supreme con
tcupi FOR thecuatomer who dimes OF u.
hye-csnt sandwich and a glass Of water.
,-Bostau Transcript
BilluPs had just been graduated at
Yaicvard II was valelictorian of my
class sir. Phi Beta Kappa man, an
the winner of four schoiarships," he
81 q 10 the merchant to whom he ap-
Piled FOR work Very good as faras
ii goes" replied the merchant ,-but
what do you know ab5n putting NJ
shutters and sweeping out Offices ano
making yourself generally lisefui27
Ilarpcr's Bazar
-Congratn atoms They were on
train going from Cleveland to Coluin.
bus, . The train was crowded and the
, ast man on took the first scat he coule
find Going 70 CDlumbusg' ho asked.
after a few minutes Yes. was Ia.
response Of the first conner. who. by III.
way, WAS QUITE a respeeta bic looking
person, 'Lrgislaturn?' Mo- "So,r
NO. Pehitantiary "Ah. lot me con
sratnlate You. I've tried both D..
troit Free Press
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

-crstsnsr tvho had loat his teeth.
- Sss landlord who had served him
vlsA . very tough steak)--.'Landlori.
- s-S asiterer. --Hunoristlsehe
1isttsA
In nasis ssss u-ss fear 70 fall
- Ne sascs st1sdias uP alresdy
oasas gait Of fear Of any call
rsEivs his seal ~ % = lady
-HarPer's BNzar
-rhis Is the way she rouad up her
tstt-r. p. S.-Ts this letter never
psaehss you. yoa will know that Il Is
net NJ fsnlt. as I shall give II 10 mr.
Aush.sd 70 mail Minneapolis Jour
nal
4-Reaten at Last -'-I saw sonethiug
harder than your biscuits while was
away. dear" said Mr.. Dsrley. pjca.ant!
II. " his wife 'Indced7 Eyes A
eske Of hotel soap Detroit Free
Pres.
Public Opinion II vcrdar whesh-
~ AsnFing is painful deiih2 SONS
people say 1t ISM; at al 81. III must
b Docsn't everybody say thai there's
nothing 50 painful a. suspSa-e2r Pies
Me-Up
Trustworthy. Madison Squeers-
There EorS woman who has perfect
confidence in her husband" William
Ecw-'How do you known Madison
Squeers-''Why. she trusts him with
her dog. Puck
She tqnizzingly) -"Nonssnscl I'll
wager you'll b tired OF marriage with
n .Erenty-fonr hours after yoa'yc
+ bouS Siit ane asS tic,t new dr,sss~ lie lhe-
roically) Well. taen. I'll neves bur
one for you TIT Biis
Life in this COUNTRY said the
philosopher, is hc5p ike F3;ny &c
the circus Soon as man gets TO ths-
front all the fellows an ihe lac,, seIts
insist on him sitting iowa ops of the
way. .r-Indianapoiis Joarnal
--"Twas ever thus from chiidhbors
hour she sighed rornanticailv. .Grcat
Scott, Miss Passeigh. SAIL Billy Bliyen
with genuine symPlthy. ''yoa don't
mean TO say yoa have hal trouble as
long as all -Washingioi STAR
AT the Old Curiosity sl,up Gus
tomer-''Nhy, now You actually declary
fhat this vase is three Thousand years
old once heard yoa say /, was tsVe
thousand years" Dealer HUN, thst
must have been long wai,e aFor'-
Dorfbarbier.
-Sailor - MADAM. love youl'
widow-s-Thats an old story Snitoi
III adore your Ayidow--"A bark
neyc,i phrase" Suiior--,,l eau mot live
Without You aud wish to marry YOU
Widow-"An original idca ut last; yes,
Hike that k'--ncr Floh
--Mra Flpttcr-"I hear the dealers
are euinR TO raisestho price Of scalslsin
ncsncs this winter" Mrs Slimparso
I'D hope they'll be more snocesSful
han I ana I've bccp trying to ralsc
es price ~ one for the past three
scuS--hinghamton Republican
Miss MyFa. do yon use cosmcllcae"
onA George" "no yOu dnte ON phys,
,r.h saltarsw mo- ucorsor "Aro
~ feal q lee Ream and conicctlon-
~ ~NN ueosRN" "Do yun hplong
N = e,ohlpH slIa,Y mo ucorso.A
Nioa,n nsla. viii you link your Tor
80 with mlHe ioroverl mo,
.'n1N p 9halnAoeutleaA Bra
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

II hAa no, been generally considered
that In the various arctic expeditions
which have been made tho arctic dog
hes played ON importau, pArt relates
ths indionapoih Nswa In tho recent
touFsec a LireA Peary i,Aoo mlies were
msds " eloiers drNun by these faith.
fai snA usshai nAimAln. nnd thsT aver
sgsd. enso~iing 10 Ma pesry's state
mcsA aNsas tasay-ne niles day,
The loes required Aboul tAs Same
amount u fo0d - one man and drow
LOAD about onsfoaFh grcAtar than
could maa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
lhe lloy's Idea ~ a..

II seemed rs 1.-THE visitor never would
20 away. She had boon thcrs q month
or more and gave no signs Of denarture
Ono day the small boy of the house was
looking at her very intcntly at the
table.
"Whatis H. Johnny" she inquired
graclously, ne do those who arc rooely.
ing undeserved heneiactions
"Aint No part Of your hcad gone, Is
theres" he asked,
"oi coarse not Whydoyou ask such
y queer question:
"'cause heard mamma say you were
catin' your head on, aud wanted 10
500 u lhoro was any marks of lt"-Do-
troit Free Press,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

The L.sa4sA aosis,C u fsisc1a|
Enciaessu saA Hls~s<tau.a h@re bszr
r.cissag p,radiRSa sieeg - era1,
Ats.sa vi,A visv % iVlAg . e<A2o
krs.a npss<nA v crps fswn ~ -
neafh ef 80 CeaGp tkv togu1 Q ~
nastlskio ssuts q ERtirs, thsly r1rE1
nnA rpundinsa seowlaE vlus t,-A vtpeyr
m0<C b N eEsrnscd,nczg E,n-1so crf1
u 10 lsss Aspth tasn i,c1 ircu M
unraAh cf - H1H,tr=iVpi q, N pa
NfAtnoo fpsga rhsps vsuti erF fesu
81 hers r-nd 80 fhsRtio - f-r> Ina
csno,'n lrcrcdltAs ceplAs v<c uercf
~ r..ss - 80 $1,000 n.ae, 80 q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
apwARp ]. MURPHY.
Ths rrsa whe w..ts to Succeed sI-. His
r-,rS n the So-ata

Fhs lEsa whe wa.ts to Succeed sI-. His-
coeS n tho so=ste.
Edward J: Murphy, Jr.. is resident
~ Trcy. N Y and has represented his
state IN both the senate and leSIs
As chairman of tbs democratic stses'
committee he hs9 charge OF Senator
HIII's campaign. and issued tho call for
N. trrrarrs Fsbyuary snap" eoayen-
ton, the oztoome of which vss tho op-
position convention By the friends OF
Nv Clsvelsnd. which. it will be romen-
bersd. wes hsld Il Syrnousa
Az ne begiaEing of ths campaign it
VS. dus largely 10 Mr.. hurphy's 81
farts that the state committee wenS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
noME ron onlLpRan
osssf tAs Nest I.sersss.ss e - vsAEs
Fatr BunSieSs.

Rstr Dunsf.Ss.
II cynical Max ORsll vizfis thS
Worlds Columbian sIPositto1 neEt
summer re viii doubtless fsel like re-
tracing his c.u.lc remark: -AnszieA
has no ehildrsz."
Eot only hes Aaertas safilssna Of ehil
area b-t shsy VIII hsvs hs'as IS the
vcrlS's fair TniTsy-a's saa'ss.1,t iSl-
lav Will - sYspt la s-;l4mS AL FUR
pishirg the tss.p-s q yopss. ADS this
rsa Is - be raised by ths go notssrs
OF CaIcoGo.
The Aonse VIII be bosh playhouse
and schoolrooa, and will 10 open -
the mothers and babies OF the whols
world The mothers from Thnbuct0s and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

mhtasss Of RtT.ksAA. psrslD - q
nsmbzE how. Gss~eA sssadA ena1leerz
shs usa.rssd nua vAcza sss35,v ~
ese0rissd rAey wp tssa - r.cD
ship -. nS1 nasS-e... wis 1sznd keA
ssA ec.apslksA V eSssrsd - e-,R
Ihs wvrIA hes xswuVs bcH eskA1 =
wiz alvags sssas3a -. II - ex>x0
life wrs vsry h>eriE k,sarsA q,
dnshs.s VIII psoAzisly Sezuin h>< ~
lars. b~l d0wsr< anshssssp ef H1
horoash are snsAe- drug - -
msrksA and . sowegs- dssAe0 , -
nearly % inportas, ps-seasgs - -
nlAzsaS Il DlsphelD p~aaea. ss~a
ths.uh ~ bs bp, n-saAhInauA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

elDrDo D311DTc194n09 - - 49,
sAHs-s-.a Da.1s@s
n vs svzA - - M11D -
Ansra,.a-ba-l az.lhA1 Il HMfbsh
rsseaA Gns widow. wsA - kG4
sTEJ reasea 10 sssPsss N.as - ws11a
rsRsa1 sLzhEsa = ens - tiss 1eo1.
essRtry sesss n Brrops sSr r.@zy ye1si
% eS7ss> II = hs-S, EssssS. tsass-s ssssks
q hsr nsrE sas=s6 h&-s ssss ss',.ls.
Ia restoring sni Sseosfyisg 3sesA1ea
palace, Ha3 thzt now she VIII nsvs1
again enter fsa GSSs, - i ve1AA -
impossible for GAs laSs Guhs's a1~a NEo
- rscstve his soosad. Ehs ensbl1D
played fos kigh stohss nsad dhs h1n I,1A
sAys thS Illustrated AnsEisan- -
waatsd 70 be &aahS5 e Hssls.arA
and reign 81 Bbsahsfn- FoF foE YA1
sho hae hnA hsx vHA, sd eoa rAAzAn
tae sta - tAs onk Ct ksr &AVa aAseA
sae 20 &ssiss -. even il shs n,Gz4-a
AES&s- B,a nsS thst she = - ka0J
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
PRINCESS ANoELINE.
DasshtsT Of Chief seattIs, s.1 over O.s


DoaShtsr 81 Chtef seattle, n1e Over ODo
6sadred Years Old
A notable Parsonage, frequently
pointed ont 70 neu-comsrs and strsn-
gers at Seattle, Wash, Is . real, live
American princess. She u often seen
seated or the sidewalk. In an old, faded
calico drsez, and common WOODEN
shawl wrapped about Ter shoulders.
Her ska. says writer in tho Detroit
Free 2raa. - brown and her hair hangs
In long. stSaight lines down hsr back
and around her shoulder This Is
PriAOsas Angshns. tha daughter Of
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

Ihrss usw sssws>ustn vsss. hutit In
Gesvrasy ioss vosA spa u Iteiy Hssrs
srs tvSaV-twc NV y sY~stsoA. In
ruancs ,.Jsi bc.ih. vsgs dispossd er In
isoi ~ bsznA~N
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

Absut 80 Nspnnna nsA'uu bn,s 60
uAgsa ssesaA ~ Dvtthh ssass ars
nA,nsd AAsy'
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Produce Taken Same As Cash

selling goods than other firm Iawrencs
County and all trial We cheap prices for cheap
goods deceveyou sell good articles at reasonable
prices everything represented deceived.
but a the reliable house OF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
"a lIrYla NonsEnsa..

Fastener trho Rad lost Nj. teeth.
- Ske landlord Who had served him
visA . very tough steak --..'Landlori.
20 srs astterer. -Hunoristisehe
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-20
A QUERY.


We have recently Il eve! a letter from
one II cur wei knO.n subscribers UP n a
subject viii q We prefer y puhti~n tor the
perusal Of our reader,, anticipating that N
S1doing SONS one Will reIeve Us ot the r.
spousioitlty Of answering "Subscr.oers =
questions. Here is the letter:
Ny Dear Ir. kdffor.-For several year.
past | have been tL- recipient Of several
PAMPHLETS issued from time - time hy Me>srs
II. II. Warner & ca, II Rech- ster, \. y.
which. in addition to COL taiulng an extensive
~:reattse upon kidney 1Isea>r. It's origln, usual
symptoms en growth, ais includes nulner-
Jas testiTn mas from parties whose fac
-llnlla signatures ar attached thereto, attest
ing the statement that they have been moi
giduallv relieved by the Is. # Warner
safe Cure, which IS prepared hv the above
firm, for the use Of persons - afH ted Now,
Nr. Editor, | would Ink" - know II the state
nIeats made by those parties who testify to
the great good whlsh WarueI' safe Cure has
done them, can be relied upon. They seem
honest enough from th- way they Rad.
Warner Safe Cure saved my life after the
doctors had given M ~, SAY John Doh-rty.
1S} Y. Main street. Concord. \ II. Il was
glvenup t. die with BrIgnts D>eas- OF the
kidneys. The doctor, said they could do
nothing for me a friend advised me TO
take Warner Safe Cure. and my family
consider me as gwen back from tn grave.
say Mrs Carrie 4. Fry. ot Wathena. kas.z
D. l.. B Rice, Of Hanover {. H, Va says
that Warner Safe Cure cured hln of
BrlCnts Disease
Each pamphlet which / have received cen
talns a hundred or more Testimonials. and
the same one does not appear III more than
one pamphlet, 50 It seems that there. are a
good many who are beng helped by that
remedy.
1t strikes me that there is a good deal Of
sense in thu claim which those parties make
that the doctors are treating t1o many per
sons for wrong cal>ts. an that ottentlmeS,
people are treated for consumption, brain,
tIcatt and nervous disorders. when they are
suffering from kidney dloeast which should
be treated, as they say, by the Use Of Var
+ ner's Safe Cure and as a result, when disease
is nrst remove theretron. that which Is
supp SD t. be disease IN the lungs or other
! organs, Will disappear. Many OF my ielgh-
bors tell me that this remedy hos done hiuch
good for them-more good than Their doitbTS.
i If kidney disease is the real cause of 80 many
other diseases why. Dir. Editor. con 7 the
people who are aftl cte.i with sickness 4 ms st
! upon a more careful Inquiry bong made, IN
order that the true cau>e HAY to aoc, rtalned,
and the proper treatment giNtn
- I<EDTp II ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-20

large quantities Of licorlcc are annu-
ally imported into the nlted states.
and there i no doubt that the soli and
climate Of Florida are we'll suited 10 Its
production. Eut there arc many other
~rops more likely 10 engage the atten
ton OF CujtIvators of the SOIL A present.
Still, it Is well t. learn >omcthn. OF
this.
l~icoriec i, p~ropA1ated like horse
radlsh by means 4 root slips. which are
removed from tic main root. Tic soil
must he we fertIllled and thoroughly
broken 10 the ,icp,n OF three feet to-
attain the hes: results. TIL. great deptA
il necessary t. cn4ours,e the roots 10
grow downward 10 cscapc he intense
heat not only # one but scyrral hot sum
mers. n, Il taxes Three or four years t.
protect the roots for market. during
which time the psant must receive con
stant ami ,ascfut cultivation with the
prong hoe.
If Weakened and checked in growth
By insu &c ent preYaratlon II tn SOL,
want of manure or c"arclcsS culture, the
plants arc lah'e 70 the attaca Fl the
red spider. - .holr ser.oIs If not fatal
injury.
lay Of tic rows two feet apart aud.
after cutting the roo s.ips into sections
Of five or SIX inches, plant them in
vertical holes III tdc with q dltbe SIX
teen inches a. Art, observing t. THUS,
them severa. inches be.ow the surface
and cover them.
As the growing season closes each
autumn, and the caves turn yellow, the
stems should he cut down and removed,
and a liberal coating OF manure gwen as
4 top dressing Apply wcil.dtcayei
BARNARD man..re composed with rich
hammock top soil,
II the plants have been well cared : r
the roots MAJ he large enough II three
years 10 harves; Tor market, though tour
years $ not uncommon harvest q. )
quite a t~1 ous job and N 8 cunt o:
the depth -,wo.o g three feet has to b,
done wth a spade.
When iuG tie Side roots, 1.sed -,
propagation, are cut of and the mali
roots are washed, dried. and tied in con.
'%enient sized luad e..-Flor.ia .igr.
tultu~4>'.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-20
WISE d
Ticu1une

Books ar embaimed minds.
',raduat gains are the only natural
gains.
Keep ahead Of rather than behind th4
times.
use your own brains rather than those
of Others.
When q cloud arises be sure and look
after its silver llnlng.
The best way Of avenging myself
is not to become like the wrong-docr.
our first Impressions are full Of
errors. Time is the only sure proof
reader.
Wen often iudsc the person but not
the case. when i, not Just ce but
malice.
wear. none 80 Young put he may DIE to-
morrow.
He who gives life the best possible
employment affords 1t the most possible
enjoyment.
The worlds history is a divine poem,
IT which the history Of every nation u a
%canto, aud every man a word.
Thc darkest hour in the history Of any
man. Ia when he sits down 10 study hoX
TO get money without honestly earning
it.
It is wonderful what strength and
boldncss ot purpose and energy Will
come from the feclr4 that we are in the
way Of duty,
Men are Ike trees each one must pu'
forth the leaf that i created in him.
Education IS only like good culture; i
changes tho SIZE but not the sort.
No one meets hope to rise above hi,
present situation who allows SINAI
things t. pass by unimproled, or VIII
negleets, mctaphorically speaking, te
pick up a farthang because it is not
shilling.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-20
Inherited Blood Poison.

How many leople there are whose 1.~tro-s
from sofcs. eche>, pans and eruptiye
ten1encIe> are due 70 Inherited boo! poison.
Bad blood passes from parent to hid. and
il ther. fore : the duty t husband and v :.
t teeptheir blood pure, This i easily ar-
compl>h"d ~ a timely use It 4 r. 3. Pc
tame Bluoi Balm Send To Blood Balm 90
Atlanta, for book Of most convincing proaf
Jam : Hill. Atlanta. Ga. wits Nv
Nv" sons We're afflicted With III, 4 poison.
whfch doctors >ali was HEREDITARY. Trey
both h"oke ont IN sore. amt eruption~ whicit
4 + = promptly c"ntr, liei and finally
cured e mrletaiy
Mrs NJ Williams. ~an X TtNa~. vlt..
MY three poor afflicted ctIlil.n. Mo IN
herltet tlne / poison have improved r4t5iiy
after a n-a # Is i :. It5~ a t,.-l ~
! i Nif-s'a. G,en AlptnA >4afian. \ e.
Fe'a Is - wri-.- Benz aul Ill
poison T rce,: me - haze nI ~ amru.4-td
"nsi on III stump tesr" am a iar.r i.Icet
winch re" war~e .v-rv lax unt4I - tar
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KISSES OF PAP EvELL


Three, only three, my daring,
Separate, solemn s.oE.
Not like the swift AMI -otol, ones
w used 70 know.
When we kissed oecal X, welo.e! eacl other'
Simply to taste loves sweets.
And lavishei orr kisses as ufnine-
Lavishes heats
But as thev kiss whose hearts are "TQnS
When hope and fear are sp-nt.
And nothing $ ct TO Gtye excep.
A sacrament
First Of the three ny daring,
i, sacred unto pam
We have hurt each otacr often,
We shall AGAIN
When We pine becau~e.we mss each o.her,
And 10 not understand
How the written words are 20 mueh colier
Than eve ana hand.
kiss thee. dear, for ali such pain
Which W may give or taAe
Buried, forgiven bofor. it cones.
For our love, 9.E-
The second Kiss my daring,
Is full Of ug wet thrill
We have bte,s~I e4ca o.rer ALWAYS.
Wealwaya wall.
We shall reach until We fee each other.
Past all ii time and spaoe
". shall listen til W hear each othet
In every plaae
The rarth IS full of messengers
Which love1s@ni3 TO AMI fro.
rA.- 81. I. g. .E ,,v