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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, M ARCII 31, 1882.
TI. Misters •ebestttudea.
la.oawus whoa our funds are low,
$ubserlbers are protuking slow.
And few supplies keep up the sue,
Of dimes departing rap►d!y.
But we will see a sadder sight,
When duns (w,ur In front morn W night,
Comaaadiag e t ei y stxpenoe bright
Tu tie forked user speedily.
Our bungl. sad due bur are arrayed.
Each seal sad signature displayed;
7'bms gulden rues they must be paid,
With threats of law and chancery.
Thea to &spelt we re almost driven.
There's preetoue Ut,N use of lisle'
Whoa our Met copper's rudely riveu
Front heads that hold it lovtitjh.
But larger yet these bills shall sr,.w.
When tattoost'.added (Du below.
I.eagthewlag oar Oda • foot urs°
Whoa pales, at them hopeless')
'Ts en, that scare* hate we beii ii
To plead fur Uwe upuu s den.
Before here Domes &anther one,
lortuanding lay feruvtutul).
The pruspeot darken* -uu, ye brave!
Who would our very bacon save;
Waive, patron. all thy pretexts, waive,
And pen the printer ch,-erfuily.
Ah! it would yield us pleasure sweet,
A few delinquents non to meet.
Asking of em a clear receipt,
For papers taken regularly.
Fun no F3ncv.
i
If one dug can be placed un a scent,
haw many can be placed en a trade dol-
lar!
"What," inquired a schoolmaster, "is
the plural of penny!" - "Twopence!"
shouted the sharpest lad in the class.
Cards announcing the birth of a child
are becoming the fashion. Bawl tickets,
so to speak.
A great many hien are like a rocking
horse -they are always on the go, but
never get ahead.
Egg socials, at which the young inen
are expected to shell out, are popular all
over the West.
"Ah!" he exclaimed, as he pressed her
tenderly to him at parting, "shall I hold
yon i , •'nese anus again to -sorrow, and
paint ,..,r future 'nth the .uritht pig-
ment. e•f the imagi natiuuf" "Yo," she
said i, "not to-Marrow-ti,-wor-
row'- .anday."
, ....ter," said a roguish bey, "I hope
youwon't buy aamore gunpowder tea
for mother." " by botl" "Because
every time she drinks it she blows us
up' "Go to bed, sir, iutmeliately."
Hens scratch the flower -beds inly
when they are barefooted. It is strange
no one has ever thought to g.o into the
garden and "ahoo" the hens to keep
them from doing damage.
A man Wlio was sentenced to 9) years`
imprisonment in Texas appealed for
clemency, and the kind-hearted judge
much affected by the' scene, took of six
months.
"So you enjoyed your visit to the
museum, did you 1" inMulred a young
man of ids adored one ■ little sister.
"Oh, yes, and do you know, we saw a
camel there that screwed its mouth and
eyes around awfully, and sister slid it
looked like you when you are reciting
poetry at evening parties.
Portage la Prairie must be a Sodom
and Gomorrah rolled into one. We
have heard of people stealing red hat
stoves, dead bodies and post -holes, but
the theft of an editorial from the sanc-
tum of the Rerie,r office takes the dessert.
The editors complains bitterly and justly
of this deed of shame. He says, in effect
that "motile enemy hath done this." Per-
haps some German immigrant mistook it
for a limburger cheese, and took t little
one for a scent. -[Winnipeg Sun.
While Colonel was out shooting i
on his estate one day he was acosted by
an old man, evidently in great distress.
"Colonel, I here come t' beg fra ye," said
the old man, with tears in his eyes,
"though it grieves me lair to think
that I hae served Her Majesty for mony
a Zang year." The old Colonel was mov-
ed with pity at seeing an old soldier re-
duced to such poverty. "Here are five
shillings for you," said he, handing him
the money; but you have not told me in
what capacity you served Her Modesty.'
"Well, to mak • short story o' it, I got
ten years i' the Perth Penitentiary for
stealin' an ailed horse," .said the old ras-
cal, as he quietly pocketed the cash.
The French Idea of Waimea.
Women have no worse enemies ,than
women.
One must be a women to know how to
revenge.
Woman conceals only what she (toes
not know.
Women are creatures between men
and angels.
Woman is moire constant in hatred
than in love.
Most women curse sin heh•re embrac-
ing penitence.
Woinen who have not fine teeth only
laugh with there eyes.
Friendship between women is only a
suspension of hostilities.
Women ask if peen are discreet, as
men ask if a woman is pretty.
When a woman is no longer attractive
she ceases to be inconsistent.
Women never weep more bitterly than
when they weep with spite.
The most chaste woman relay be the
most voluptlous, if she loves.
When it woman cannot be revenged
they do as ehildven do. they cry.
A woman and her servant, acting in
accord, would outwit a douse devils.
A woman forgives the s oxlarity which
her beauty prompts us to be runty of
Wooten like bulls and awmhlies R. a
hunter likes a phew where gime abound.
Women is a charming erred me who
changes her heart .. easily as her gloves.
For all affections of the Chest, Lungs
and Throat. use Dr. Canon's Pulnien
ary ('.ugh Drop*, They speedily core
('nnghs, olds influents, oarsomes.,
Bronchitis, le. As an expectorant the
Cough Dreps are unequalled, leavening
phlegm very readily (lewrge Rhvnae,
went. Gndevieh
She Tashlm..
Chime silks are coming tutu (aver.
Saul' rings are how troth by ladies.
Velvet i lutein is seen uu new touueta
Very httie jewelry is W,ru oil the
Wiest.
$ilk uin.lul ih,wa are worn at the
throe'..
Bleck toilets predominate since Lent
Polomni. • • r.valp pointed bodices oil
glow drew( L
Silver hair -pins vire used bfi gray-hair-
ed ladies.
Pour kites&,•ll are atoll in the new
chauga, bl ,auks.
Brett:eh aft tate fivonte article of
jewelry Oil. ..seisms
linin -insets r'ep,p.I ►i:k w111 suprrsexle
twilled astir►..
P!apd egin-,hama Iia), here bnought
out fur .-;.rit,T wen:.
iii:trie .trtdtnuette styles will Viet ail in
Spring trwtat ..uta.
Round et oaal fans and screens of pea-
ettekslesithe rs are is fever.
Watered siik i+ tory fashiutwble for
both 'trete and imitate owiatn,ttes.
Plain z.wode are towel for hasig see with
stripes or burden for the .';lets.
Garnet Scotch gingham*, ulwekeid with
blue, nuke pretty summer diasacs.
Fichus of black camel's hair, or of the
dress material, will be worn iu the
spring.
Crushed now 'without leaves are mass-
ed as side panels or borders on tulle
dresses.
Ih►rlt atriw hats, with gloves and hos-
iery to match, are announced fur next
■uuuner.
Shoulder capes made of black Spanish
lace and gimp are very faihiouable this
spring.
"HEAVY BRIGADE.
The Iwrldc-.i than Temaysea•s New roe=
1. ttw.ed ea laterrattag RIMarlral
elketel.
The charge idthe Three Hundred of
the Heavy Brigade, under Major -Gen.
Sir James Y. Sctrlett, was as brilliant
and heart -stirring a dash as that of the
Light Biigatie and more fortunate.
Moving al ,is. the valley with some seven
hundred troops, well within the British
lines, ea h. ^rep!«reed, he was astetiished
to see it body ot three thousand Russian
Horse emerge :lung the top of the ridge,
half a anile away. Immediately they
Iwo down on hie squadrons,. which were
without support and which indeed, were
so divided that leas than three hundred
of the Inniskillens and Scots Greys were
immediately at hand. While facin'g
this little troop about to the left and get-
ting his inen in order, the Russians drew
up to within a few -,hundred yards, and
for some unaccountable reason halted,
when Gen. Scarlett ordered his men to
attack and himself node forward at full
pace against the Russian centre. In the
movement forward he got fifty yards in
advance of his .nen, who were slightly
delayed in their charge up the hill by
the ropes of itoemp not yet quite struck.
Mounted on powerful horses, be and his
threeattendauts, Elliott,hisaide-de-camp
a trumpeter and the gigantic orderly, She -
grog, broke right through the Russian
lines; and his three hut.dred, following
immediately after, did the same. It
was impossible by mere irnpact to beat
a force ten times as large as their own
backwards up the hill, and so they •
fought their way through it, jammed in
the melee of men and ►horses, saved by
their superior height and reach of arm,
uniting with one hand and with the
other tlr'agging the riders from their
seats. Then they found their enemy
faced about in their rear, and again
they fought their way hack to where
they started. Meanwhile the wings of
the Russians, which had been extended
of the right and left and had then closed
to embra.e tl.e fated, British, as in the
hug of a bear, were now smitten in their
rear by the remainder of the Heavy Bri-
gade, which had been hurried along to
aid their engulfed comrade -s. Their on-
set added to the confusion already caus-
ed threw the Russians into utter disor-
der, and they burned confusedly upend
over the hill, leaving the field in the
hands of the British. Seldom had an
engagement been more, exciting, and
seldom one better observed than was
this by thousands of English and French
soldiers, who occupied neighboring crests
and whose vision was not cut off by any
smoke of cannon.
neserau■e
Is a wonderful thing, yet so natural, se
rosaonable. Why 1 If you have feel
ings of gonenes.; too weak and dragging
to rally; too•nervous to sleep; an appe-
tite hardly sufficient to keep Nell( and
soul together; headache, with pains
across the beck; the whole system relax-
ed: perhaps coughs and sore lungs; and
will use one to atz bottles of Dr. G. L.
Austin's Phosphatine as the case may
demand; it will not fail to make you an
enthusiastic friend. Why de we say
thus 1 Because Phosphatlne supplies a
want, the eery properties the system it tack-
ing and yearning for. It is net a medi-
cine, but nutriment instantly converted
into bl,sel, hone and tissue. It is else,
delicious to the taste. Try it. The re-
sult is as certain as that range and effect
go hand in hand. All druggists. Low.
nay & Co.. Sole agents for the Domi-
nion, 55 Front St. Eut, Toronto.
GIRO( F.,R TAR Nisi. - LW- week
Mrs. Davidson, wife of the lots proprie-
tt.r of the Commercial hotel, Seeforth,
took with her to Emerson, six girls from
this neighborhood who are to assist in
connection with tie hotel they intend
rsnnirtt. The girls are guaranteed *10
a month f••r two months, and passage
paid, at the end of which time they will
he paid current wages there. with
the option of leaving to du hatter, if
they can
A General asaa•ge•de.
Never was there inch a rush for Drug
Stores as is now at nun for a Trial Bot-
tle of Dr. King s News Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds All
persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchi
tis, Hoarseness, Severe Cough', ..r any
elllective% of the Throat and Lung., can
get • trial bottle of this great free, by calling at your drug store
1r. ■rLrlaa sad rrt•ratleas.
About the utast dreary, uteonsequem
harangue that ever tired the cars of par-
liament was delivered by Mr. McLelan
Yesterday. He seemed to be awe yy down
below Leen azul unable to warm himwlf
up, though hu feeble attempts to ries
II4u oratory were positively gainful to
w nese. Perhaps he is like the albatrw
and require. a storm to lift him into the
r cow et eloquence. He did better
after dinner sod endeavored to make up
for his !ureter dullness ray • grand con-
cluding duuriih. But even that, care-
fully studied and gut by rote though it
was, only raised a ripple of smiles. The
antiquated puerility of • peroration suit-
ed the utan and his position, but it lacked
the forte and fire of those earlier effurta
of his with which we have recently be-
come familiar. Lest anyvine who desires
to ascertain how sadly r. McLellan has
deteriorated as a perorator compare the
annexed wind up to his speech on the
Pictou Railway job and Dr. Tupper in
Nova Sootier a few years ago with the ef-
fort of last night:
"But, Mr. Speaker, if having brought
it here for investigation in the discharge
public duty, what if the people
should, on examination of it, de
cide that the public interests here
been bartered away and betrayed
-that the man they once bettered in
Id the Apostle of Itetreaehment hos become
TES GRZAT HIGH Mtn Or JOBBERY AND
CORRCrnoN 1 Who then shall restrain
limits to their just indignation as they
take him, loaded down thottyh hr may be
with the share of the gj erirtya that fail to
rhe ynest,and impale him upon the horns
of the altar at which he ministers'"
Now, there ix something like a peror-
ation. It has the ring of sincerity, of
conviction, about it that carries us away
irresistibly on the stream of eloquence
exerted in a good cause. It was hard
on the Doctor, no doubt, but, as another
and more celebrated Doctor his said -
"It is true!" At least Mr. McLelan has
never said it was not, . nor has he ever
expressed repentance for saying it. - [Ot-
tawa b'ree Press.
Bossy ea serials.
Spring is the tilne for sowing. Irl the
city women sew shirts at forty-five cents
per dozen. In the city, also, the wicked
sow tares and reap tears. And every-
where in the springtime men sow the
wind and reap the whirlwind. Spring is
a season much sung about by poets. It
is a season that moves people -especially
about the 1st of May.
It is the season for raising thintts.
The first thing; generally raised in the
spring is -the rent. After that comes
spring radishes and greens.
Insects also come in the spring. The
mosquito consults his ledger and makes
ont his bills for the summer. Earwigs
lay in a fresh supply of loge. Domestic
and household insects resuscitate them-
selves and crawl and hite it their little
beds. All nature stirs.
Spring also stirs up the theatrical coni-
binations and the menageries. The
trained beasts and animals of all sorts
prepare to take the road. The tramp
dreams of fresh fields and pastures new
and lone farm houses where he may find
the women unprotected making straw-
berry shortcake.
Spring comes every year. It brings
new clothes to some and new fashions to
all -if they can afford them. Usually it
brings mere clothes than people can
afford to tallow. Yet aprieg brings with
it the old clothes people have wore all
last winter and possibly the winter pre-
vious. These can be turned and dyed
and made over, we will not say into new
clothes, hut into the semblance of the
Mew.
Way seise ramie Fats le d.
They neglect details.
They fail to push business.
They talk politics too much.
They imitate theft neighbors.
They have no eye to business.
They are not polite . r aceomodating.
They know not the power of method.
They have too much Outside husinesr.
They fail to invent or have new ideas.
They let their help waste and destroy.
They become ruto and looseambition.
They are penny wise and pound fool-
ish.
They hope for fortune to drop in their
lapis.
They are not liberal to home entet-
pri•e.
They think must things take tun much
trouble.
They attend toaedery thing but their
awn business. - 1
De %et lee weeelved.
In these titers of quack medicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, it is truly
gratifying to find one remedy that is
worthy ..f praise, and which really dose
as recommended. Electric Bitters we
' can vouch for as being a true an(1 relia-
ble remedy. and one that will do as re-
commended. They invariably cure
stomach and Liver Complaints. t iseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties.
We knew whereof we speak, and can
re,uiily soy, give them a trial. Sold. t
fifty cents a bottle, by all druggists.
1A('lv.
Free •f test.
All pentone wishing to test the merits of
a groat remedy -one that will p sitively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis, or any affection
of the Throat and Lungs -ire requested
to call at your drug store and get a trial
I bottle of Dr. King s New Discovery for
Consumption, five of cost, which will
show you what • regular dollar -ghee
' bottle will do.
ttlewsae's Tawe itilewd.
A fnend in need is a friend indeed.
This none can deny, especially when as•
.istance is rendered when oasis sorely at -
the -tied with disease. moreprtrtieelarly too.,
[complaints and weaknesses so common to
our female population. livery woman
shoeold know that Ble.etrie Bitters are
woman's true friend, and will positively
restore her to health. even when all
other remedies fail, A single trawl .1.
ways proves our usertitwt. They are
pleasant to the taste and only cost fifty
<wtt. a bottle Roll by all Arwggtal•
I'iewspas+er saws.
W e tall the &pseial attention of poet
Masters and subscribers to the following
synapsis of the uewspaper laws :
1. A postrtta.ter is required to give
notice by letter (returning • paper does
not answer the law) when a subteriber
does not take his paper out of the office,
and state the reasons for its not being
taken. Any neglect to do so make. the
postuoaster responsible to the publishers
for lwyinent.
''. If any person orders his paper dis-
continued, he must pay all arrvarstges,
or the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken from
the office or not. There can be no legal
discontinuance until the payment is
wade.
3. Any person who take. • paper from
the poet -once, whether directed to his
na'ne or another, or whether he has sub-
scr.bed or not, is r'esp,nuble fur the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisher continues to send, the sub-
scriber is bound to pay for it if he takes
it out of the post -office. This proceeds
upon the gm.uud that a man roust pay for
what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refus- i
ing to take a newspaper and periodicals
from the pat -office, or removing and
leaving thein uncalled for, is prima foriu
evidence of intentional fraud.
Wrklea•s Antis Wvs.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-
blains, Corns, end all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. It is seinen-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Gel. Rhyne.. 1830 ly.
Nature, after all, is the groat paysl-
cian. She hides all the secrets of henit h
within her broad, generous losow, and
man needs but to go to her intelligently
for his every need. The discovery of
the great Cough Remedy, GRAT'v ibiRCP
07 Ran Bravos Gum, is :iii apt ilblstuo-
tion of this. As a elite for Colig'is.
Cottle, Las of Voice moil Hoarseness 1t
stands inu'ivalled, whi:•' its low price -nod
routines* of 1s^ce•M places it within the
reach of all. Try it and be aolrii•ct-d.
All chemists keep it in 25 and :,t) -,;sup
bottles. -.ad
i e Great Atweriodn Remedy for
i sent l: GHS, COLDS ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
Peepare'dfrom fie t,se Red 0.....
b( rDeeg-
and Tont 'kowtow. W awr(ad`gs op.r. a*
aAthe above complaints. A seieettte .oa.blwal
sr *Ae owes totted made* Push the Red Nprtiee tree
-without doubt the most valuable oaths Owes for
Medicine 1 purposes
terry one 1.
has heardC y
qr rhe wow- GRAY'. flow t.•
AT THL OLD S I'AND.
D. 0. 13T1141.01149.N
Rea atMovIID was
GROCERY BUBINSS
Tu the old stand In the Albion Black. formerly occupied by him, where be will be please
to welcome all his old customer* and the public generally. A large quantity of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES'
4a
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
D, C_ STRA0I AN•
•
11'17 G1I U NLOP
IS NOW RECEIVING
Fall and Winter Goods
In t/entleulen's Wear, which ler will make up in
Pint -Class Style at Very Low Rates.
Ready -Made Clothing,
In Great 'Variety as usual. Call and Inspect.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G. BAIR, t;Y
CABINEP OAKEN au' UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
good assortment of Kitchen. Bed -room, Lining Riots and Parlor Furniture, such as Ta
Ides. ('hairs (hair, cane and wood seated), Cupboards. Bed -steads, Mattresses, %Push -Man
Lounges. Sofas, What -Nuts, Looking Glosses.
N. 11.-A complete assortment of Coffins and Shrouds always on hand also Itearseag f
at reasonable rates.
P:eeure naming a specialty. -A call solicited. 1751
ATIIIISN 1E IS,.
, TOILET
red. of tM - sodic. 1- SETTS
Spree•. nwtl.pa.-
a w d t A e •todie• er
Pi w e s in tonic, and
derf..l of
SYRUP
or
RED
eases of D.Lawlo
Luse Dia properfite C-
r 01111)S 11tous6s and �'�1fiiiu:ii, (11'all kids Gimp
pr steer,
cowtal,u (.
re it a,u'.
eiatarty send
their eow-
•p"wpt/ee SPRUCE
irp i to
*roods
orders awd a a rC e
order fink gaawtffy
t o drink
gfth•)neesf
from► he 1j jM.. ricked
from the GUM..
O.ww (w
Spruce aowptete
top•. soswtwa.
Its remarkable power in relieving
certain forma of Bronchitis, and its
almost apeci,'tc effect in curing ob-
atinate hacking Coughs, is new well
known to the public at large.
Sold by alt respectable chemists. Price, 25 and
KI orMle n boHie.
The words •• Syrup of Red Spruce Own" cowl(
lute oar Registered Trade Mark, and our scrapper
•wdtabets are aim registered.
KERRY, WATSON* ct CO.,
wtt04.6M Druggists,
Sok Proprietor, ietor, awd Mawgfac0
A=NDME3$
Disuses. ComrwtsTs and Arai:amre
which HAGTA.n'a Ver. ow Ort. is fusee
teed to curs or relieve either in MA,. or
l;aAtT.
�4Taitt IBTtsaattr P95
atom., v.COUGHS,CRAMPS, FORE THROAT,
4STH)rA, COLDA, &e.
*a,ua. u1Uu5LLT Pat
RHZU .4 rraY,
CHTL
i1•ELL Fos,
adLLI,
LAAraYESS,
O0NT71ACITOIn
LCHRAAO,
PRAIXS,
M URALALA,
CALLOUS LUHPI
AMP? JOINTS,
FROST RITd,
CORER,
RRrrrsR1T,
ITt7H,
PAIN IN MACK,
PAIN fa S/Dlk M
Korey bents [(nn.nnt..1 in give .shite
Slee et mosey nf.nd.d.
siI IMINIS went 1AON SSTTIL PON flack
LILI=1DQAX 1► 00., P op'Isters
TORONTO, Derr.
RHYNAS' the Druggist
Prescriptions a Speciality - - Night Bell on the Front Door
GENUINE BARGAINS.
For the next three months 1 will sell tr'altwe at the following prices, for cash:
Low Cupboards at i 4 50
Glasstov CPpboard.. .................................•..... .....,7 5e
Sofss..............'..:........::.::12 W
Lounges from 6 O0 up.
Bedsteads from ........:. 1 75 :lc
p,Fall lest Tables •t ..............,...... 200Washstands from ........... ..........:..............fAlte up.
Bureaus from ........... SOilp.
S ldel,osrds from T,. 650 up.
Everything else at eiasfkar tato.
These prices can't be beaten in town, (invite taspectlen. i am homed to sell. to I intend
removing to i idiot* in the spring. 1 have also • leen of machinery used in cabinet making
which I will sell at a very low• Inc'i.
A.CdOUNTS•
All accounts doe John A. Ball and J. O. Bali meet be ecttI d at once.
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.111 b + ltutko
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1-4
. il.' y ,live
1 bola Ree.
5 The Old Oaten home.
41 The Lillie O.M at Mose
7 Old Bleak Joe.
.•
home, Swipe Rama
12 nee That My Graves Kept
Orae.
13 Or.adt&her's Cloak.
1 ' Where Wm Moat Mom the
t West Own I
23 ad ethe at Hsm. Iw .s
ilhber.
)4 Sweet Hos end t
96 Who,' tame.
Se T.m'll sem.m►er Ms
Id Reeked 1a ibis Casale of Ile
SO Pillows Mavesrwss111.
$t I Dreamt 1 Demi, le Marble
Hata
FS Ws Tim seed 1 Were Tee -g,
e.
$$ oases. Famed by a aims ate.
le When 1 lbw Swan Nellie
Noma
17 Mseaws
4A 1 • ...tn. Nether.
44 Tat. a k,s Leese to
45 a Madel love Lowe-Cemle.
9e Nestle Rrsads.
.1 wit. 'e(oesaee4erwra etnerie
04 i ^eed-
. Oe.aed-ease-
55 i ill. 014 Lee ("Able Ie MM.
fa ■meats t Three.% Georgia
M wee.
fa Me Oaewg. by Me
err.
St 5Nlta
9S !leer, Hawed Dew.
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O1' .
Male Shane, .n the
.0ormb.0 Doh--a.a1..
w
77 itf Ma t.wawek, Hems. need
79 Thew Ar. 5. Meer sal Tet In
Per
AO T'b• 5ww•s et aaaker Rill
44 rn V all Amore, T. night.
Imo..
es Less ,, taw M.Nt a Bird.
89 bllt,er Thrw.ds Among the
cad.
93 Her Brirht Stolle Haunts Ye
S t IL
91 Sunday Night When the Par-
icee P•11.
95 The O)pq'. Warning.
911 Swinging .n the Lana
102 're het • Little Faded rawer
101 Tea.b W Hare uently, My
Pr.sty I.oatate
106 The Ole, 1 Leh Behind Ma
106 Little Batter.a
106 Rt. Kt.ten and File Cossln.
and His Annus
107 Carrygg1Me beet to 01d 171r.
109 31117 W.ils
111 Where the 5w.ltowe Home -
116 I A• m Wsians,, testa Dew
117 Three Perished In the Rene
119 Take W Seek en Home sad
120 notes alt by My Side Little
Datong
121 Les Me Mother. Kea Peer
Darling.
198 A 71...r from Msth•r's
draws
124 The old leg Cabin nn the
H14
116 The Skil ere 0.t Ta4ny.
1113 The Bate. o. Der Stoat
154 Th. Skidmore Pasty B.11.
135 Th. Hallway Doer.
117 Downes !Mow M the t.sw
141 ole wnnd.a Rooker.
149 Syeu, Oety Spat
143 Damming Arone4 with Charlie
44 Wb.re Art Thaw Now, My 5.
bred 1
UR Taw May Leak bet M,ete't
Tomah.
149 Haim or (Meet.
160 Theme AI Were • Sot 1 U••
Parlor for Tyra
152 ere bre Motbar weir I'm
Wassong.
ar
165 Pell fM. akar.
164 8..nr.M.0n1, in Th..
1115 Mem. 4. M14, cold
inn -.d.
159 Poo • Klnd WnM Whro Tree
Cu.
tr-
100 titre for Re..d.I-C "Mr.
145 1 cannot Pine . h. Old ewes -
1;0 I''mlLonely Bine. My Moth
172 Tenting on the 014 Camp
[:round.
178 clove FM -tette.. Cea4.
174 Flirtation of the Whtp-Comte
170 Don't Ton els. Tommy. Don't
no.
180 Wolds. We neve Missed To.
182 Over the 011L to the Poor
Hone,.
185 Don't b. A eery with Me, Dar
11na.
1.86 The 014 Pillage Scheel ea ah•
Orson.
189 Darltne Mlnnl. los
190 list rllrtsunn-comic.
11,1 ?Islet Ion of the r.n--QtmM.
Did Thou Hest Loathed to Loth
Another
204 Ton Were raise bet 1•n For.
eve Ton.
20R Old Log cahlr In th. Dell
24h. Whisper Softly Mother'.
Ttyi n``.
aw
211 WlZnti Mw Wl'm
Old Vow 1
113 (lathering 35.IIs by the lea
Sherri
213 Ry the Rad Res Wave.
119 soma Into the o Man4•
215 &Will •
• War
219 0.4 Rle.. My Roy at 5.a.
220 Antal. burse
222 9h.nns,e . March to the sea
224 ("erne Birdie Crime.
22;1 Now I lay M• Dews b seep
228 fever .t Thea
228 Leve Am ata the Resta
282 014 Arm Malt In ems 57
got 739 TA• Rel Merry.)
54.1 05 Dem 0.11 .t
244 M -velar by the r=Mirtd.
244 Pnnr. bats O.rtl.men sant
149 h •Mos'. 11ar1tng M Mine
151 Pat My Lhtl. Rhoe. Away.
152 T..•ling Nglt. (lrsy.
255 1.1 ire Brown loss
757 llss.1 a ., Pweetha.rt.
UP Ren 5.01.
w. •Iliseed ♦- of te• leaner Row a y sr •.V Oen, f,., 10 roar*, 60 I,t 10.m,.. .ed 1.0 rag
Aa e.wr•. 1.M terel.M .11 post w.t•1 IK m. •, R . .0( •....yl nn 'Aa k+• than 1 • t .W.. -r.•tM
Pre ..eft ',vitt .. tweet . by oh• ain r t , bit t oa••or reeslopte erg sewN See os, fret ,e a.l• owls*
fres re.n... takes
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