St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-10-22
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very cheap kind be do bessmoking. I
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'.There's man living over the sta
be, said BriAseh' 'sBsdn't you be no
ticing it: He came with his furnitur
three A6a a1ky1Dh6geGnsae An III,
ssis to sos iS5S aSSs 'ns' n,s'ns 'e'
SsS1H osn1aAla fl6GAa nSkks Dos ~
dc iT~41namv 'tssp1 avlWa / piuter
Hgltea him. ~ .&eS ~ IkQew~i
might oe 1es.eo. go, :, sslsss
morning ~esDa1kSa dp6f OR iaWS !
rockipoODb04 GppH@ss pndsl tn.
chair . woman Who filed il comfort
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::% s:S 23aRl sisa s:sssal IT,. ss;
caps, who nodded to us condescending.
". Capricosnas meanwhile frislsins
"EzbiainYS ..ia my my tenant. |. little
later. willingly! My man now hat a
good job and nice house. SO he sent
for. from Chermany, his wife and chill.
derns, and his old parents Dot is all
right Not?" !, i.t.tftt
1eeuA not AenK that either.
We he'd cslealsted on = isrge crop a
P's&k.1G pssst3 PtEers.%t; Fsey
sSiSsf SRsA |ssl 1f::Si'S, t e., sblgT
the tenant a N.Y. Stable Isadded the
yalupsof ths fruit tory >EpeaseA a.
The bulldog. shortly attached to the
premises, ate the Maltese cat one morn.
ing; but was thankful that he did NOT
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ment Of twenty-6ssd1llars.
things %ss y .:.. <; q thew eye, . and
have beehs Wheep &seteH Surprised by
sfestivat sshSeh vs. Held in the back
garden. Theirs were music. dancing,
fireworks and acrobat;cs: and many Of
the guests, BEING too fstigued to return
to their homes. slept npon the porchcs
Of my dwelling. I should not ba-o
minded itso much, had we not been = n
tertaining Rev. Mr.. rFaiswell and fam.
ily that eyening. He spoke of. it. rs a.
''or2y.s.end eopd. newt, hold me quite
saltlessaf, snAEair thss cane roI in
my own garden. 80 80
We had anD9nOooQBeQ<next morn.
ing. in being seized upon by firemeu
. cna ss.s1,sssTiN9E ase:hS to the
the slatter Of plltesas and tho nsjse
Of the stable family, that the engines
had not awakened us. The house. was
and the owner wAs happy: UnS
my furniture, my wartlf66e, my books
and pictures. sssSe either burnt to ash.
eS " hsd besn' carried bodily away.
Nothing was Left. Add vet tnank
Heaven! 10 0ne waS haSt We reached
Town in garments OF AZ sizes, loaned
10 us BY charitable, neiGhbory. AND in
his gufhe presented ourselves before
Uncle BENJAMIN Franklin, who. must |
'ay. was very kind to us, and did his |
best to comfort me.
Fed i.i I'D .s.ibss sei. u dear
Fenella, =" he said but comfort your.
elf with this thought: You have
You would have been
ixty dollars more out Of pocket if you
0An27 tald6h 1hsrsA Sict Aad ~ vusa
table. You have learned. my dear
' e;is s 81. p*N.,'sa' is ''y-~,
And that was 50 true that I couldn't
ontfo Nh -106 w DdilSs in
'emorest Magazine.
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The cAjete diseiEetion ,he,waen the
ppearance Of the male and female
apaneee lies in the hair. The men
have nearly the whole Of the head.
lille the women allow the hair to
oosAM sSs0edo4 t0is-AySt wheA
,quired. Its th60Vwisted and coil.d
ito elaborate, and fantastic patterns ;
which few eastern haifsdresscrs spuld !.
nitate o. e9pal The ,hairpins a.ed
Shct bAI1hASr ced0nhE the losks
their places a. for actual adoYnkaeut
I'd are very fashionable. They are ]
. enormous size. seven or eight inches
tAngth and ha1. IN inch wide, aud
e made OF various substances tor.
isc 6iells carried wood aha jivory, s
any Of them being composed If c
rved figures adroitly pivoted SO rs to b
pear to dance 1t every breath drawn Ii
the wfarer.. Others are made OF a
aSe apd, az. hollQw apd nearly filled .
tn some bright-colored liquid. 50 s.
1t ut evlTT. movement Of the. head =
3 !. p the ethe..s PFoducieg > no5pSs- o
ms enect in 4 Strong light. Sone-
ass an an isiRe.R|s S xSr. s;a. q e
rshair. 90 that ssA little distance her
"a loolass ~. il . banale o. firewood
bee9 Naly assalch inc six.-YhS
.iAAan faiI< ehN yspinese%yomdn che al
~f fIssSssaalE6 ia 5I saaaIfsfs+l 'sf'y to
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N, A Pretty irish Girl. n
DO you know how very pretty .
tty Irish girl lisp" asks well-known
! enthusiastic writer. "She is tall
slender. Crisp little black cur.s
aRt!H heEyhte meek rHer' skin ds
lear red and white. and her fine
ck brows and curved laShes accent. w
e, t. And then. hsr eyes! Why
ald poets sing Of the dangerous orba W
oriental hours or the violet eyes 81
fair womei o. the north when the ma
b gfrr'hss theAa all q ono and tho
I6ADhef Starry eyesaave APsrxb