Exeter Advocate, 1902-1-9, Page 4zeter tquavute,1
Vizae.T-1, Sandal's, Editor and FrOP
TOTTRWNY, Jan 9 1902
-NOTES .41.1VD COAtilaN718
In 1890 the export of hone from Can-
Ada- amounted to $600,000, In 1900 this
bssd raised to $13,000,000. This woeld
mean the distrittutation of $250,000 a
-week among, the farmers a Ontario
* *
It is reported that the Manitoba
Government have in contemplation
the adoption of the Gothenburg system
of eegrilating the liquor traffic as a
sebstitute for the present probibitioe
law yet unenforced.
A statemeut of the religions of the
people of Manitoba, prepared by the
Censes Departmeote, is as follows:—
Preebyterians, 6.1,322; Methodists, 40,
909 ; Episcopalians ; 44,871 ; Roman
Catholics, S5,620 ;Lutherane, 16,477_,-
31ennonitee, 15.1 ; Baptists, 9,113,
The total popelation of the Province
s placed at 251,015,
*
A. Gerntan teener has ptiblished eta-
tistics in regard to the zelative speeds
on the fastest trains of the European
countriee, .cording to this toble
France leads with an average speed of
.58 miles AP hour. England comes
next with nearly 55 miles. Germany
follows with 51. And Belgium comes
next with 49. These figures apply to
the faateet trains.
• * *
There will be very general Agrees
smut with the followmg eta,tement
made by ?fr. Sifton in a recent speech
at Winnipeg; "Some of the woollen
factories are closing up. They say the
zeitson is that they have not stedeleot
protection. I say it is not. If they
eannot live on a 43 per cent, tariff, the
sooner they shut up the batter,"
* *
Over two hundred applicatiites have
been xeceived by the anthoriti .s of the
Ontario Ageleul Weal College at Guelph
front those desiring to enter the short
eoaree, commencing January Sib, in
instruction in judging live stock. As
zt cousequenee it has been decided to
Inate two terms of it, or four weeks in
all, instead of one of two weeke, the
second to immediately follow the Met.
* w
After the nmnicipal nominations in
Galt all the candidates but three re -
deed from the contest, but four of
them reconsidered the matter and
accepted nomination withie
the preseribea time. Now the tines -
tion whether the election of these
font, is legal or not bite been submit-
ted to the Attorney -General's Depart.
Mei%
*
The Winnipeg Free Mess is nuthora.
ty for the statemeut that the Roblin
Government will go to the country
immediately after Use coming session
of the Legislature, which is called for
January Oth. Premier Roblin, it is
further said, will inform the Legisla,
ture that he does not feel bonud to
carry out the prohibition promises of
his predecessors, and that the Govern-
ment will not enforce the Liquor Act.
Be will then appeal to the countey,
and the elections will be beld before
..Tune 1, the time set by the statute for
the issning of the new liquor licenses.
*
AttLN. ICIPAL1TIES LOST NO MONEY.
During the year which has jitst
elapsed Mr. J. 13. Lang, the Proyincial
Municipal Auditor, bus investigated
the books of 160 municipalities, and in
no case has any loss of money to the
smunicipality occurred. Cases in which
*Metals were short in their accounts
have been made good either by the
official or by his bondsmen.
* *
A PlaYSICIA'S onrxxoet
In the journal of Health, Dr. Laban
writesas follows—"I have often ob-
served that ninths, who before the
habit of smoking was contracted were
eosolute, manly ad yigorous in men-
tal fibre, became after free indulgence
in this practice, timid, fearful hesitat-
ink, • and irresolute. The mental
starnina was gone, and the quality of
manhood produced much inferior to
that originally promised. One other
defect deserves mention in this connec-
tion—viz., the dryness of the mouth
and throat. and the corresponding
thirst, " produced by smoking. This
thirst is morbid,a.nd not to be satisfied
easily with that which allays native'
thirsts It craves something stronger,
.Also the nerve depression induced. by
the use of tobacco finds a ready and
temporiiry relief in the stimulation of
beer, wine and alcholics. These two
.causes, then, the thirst and depression,
.are powerful temptations to drinking.
• *
It appears that iu the English mar-
kets, the demand for Canadian cheese
has fallen off, while the demand for
pur butter has increased. This is no
doteht partly due to the feet that more
attentiou. has beeu paid to the mann,
facture oe butter recently, and as a re -
suit, the quality has improved. Refer-
rieeeato this change the almietary
Tittieaseys: "But if 'the cheeee trade
has been unsatisfactory dririne the
past year, those who have placedtheir
chief interest in butter have had no
' eanSe to complaia. The move suede by
:several factoriessof changing over: from
-chee.Se to butter preduction,has proved
, eserratted by the results., In this con-
aectioh, it may he stated that,' if every
,e,beese ...faetoryein tbe colintry 'were
turned into abutter factory, the output
from them would not be sufficient to
oyetstock . the Thetish riarricet, The
veitelY .consu aiptien of ,butter in Great
retai.n.is attio 380,000,0e0 pounds, ,rtrid
eitie reesoe why Canetlian is not even
• .greater demand theee thanisa°tied-
the'etiSeais that full eepplies 'eannot
vs-AY:wise relied on.,` is believed:, the.
anisii".ehip.pees'e. Whsi -hold the best
reputation Eneope butters ape,
becwnbt g. alart,n,e, 4'0 the ineoeede.beirig
made toeir ,oesieses by tae Cane.
htil'antiole; tep thet
don$Idei4=11216.e:ttadtidn,'Nv.11161)...t13:ey
ad e. in prices this fall,, 1%7.
earie, tbea .,t(le..;.iliser,e,ieettey,jn
lava betWeen Oanedia
teif :Danish:lent-ter is
befOre
eeenataTes FOR lor. Weave.
It seems from a recent decision
given in ?Iontreiq fake nutnicipalitiee
aee halite for ditmeges estetioned by
iey sidewalks and we thiek tisis shonte
be looked ftee and make people
thoughtful in VIcetern Th.e eourt in
Montreal held that although the
weather had been chaugeable on the
daY gnestion the fitet that ice had
preyiously been Allowed, to aceerattlate
there was ground. for awardiee dam-
ages. Title conveYs a lesson. It the
sidewAlts-e be kept elear of ice end now.
and then some stress of weather cattsee
an neuettally dangerous eontlitiou
there may be sotne chance of caping
PAYOlent, of damages. When the isle
is allowed to remain, bad weather
isnot accepted as an excuse.
13,gYENVTI(ELOND BY exenon.
The 26th minuet report ef the in-
spector of liquor license for the Pro -
Vince of Otitario has just been prepar-
eti by the proviucial license departs
rnent7 for presentatien to the Legiss
lature wine it meets% in Jeunary. The
report. shows that there was one liquor
license less than in the previous 12
menthe- In the year 1900-01, there
were 3,003 &epees, while the year pre-
Vien$ there were 3,009, as againet $.010
for 1393-09. Of the 8,00ge there were
2,iin ordinary licetteeS, 39 beer and
wine licensee, =shop and 31 whole -
sole licenses. Deriug the ,year five
shop liceesee were ehopped and there
as an uscreeee in wholesale licensee
of three. Exteneione, transfers and
rewrote neritherei1131, ;AS against 439
tile year before. The veventte derived
from the liceueee by the Province wae
$301,076,
as compered with $304,310
the year before, and $301.524 in
99, The tetnnicipalitiee received as
their f21iare of the license Pee $210,462.
while $2#9.4go WaS heeded over to
municipal tteasorers in 1$99-09 and
$253,533 three yeers ago. The total
collections in licenses Uwe reached
$029,433, or about $e•oo more than the
t e ore. in. e colleeted during
1900-01 amounted to $11.70,-. while for
the preseding twelve menthe they
arnouuted to $14,339, There \VAS more
drunkenness last ,year thee isl$03-1900,
for there was an increase of 145 in the
jail eormuittmente. The reports gives
the following average of yearly come
mittments for each petiod of five years
from 1314 to 1900 ineitt5ive, as follows:,
From 1376 to 1$30, 3,312 ; 15$.1 to 1a$5.
4,010 ; ISa5 to 1S30..1,311 ; 1I1 to 1895.
2.703 ; 103 to 1900, 1,004 It took $03.
762 to pay tile Sillaries of the inspectors
and commissionere, and $10,317 for
postage, etc. The report does not re-
view the license year, but simpl,y eon).
pile.s the various itents.
WRY NOT !WAWA'.
A "Young ?fan" in reply to way-
farer in the St. Marys Argus talks
good, sound hosee sense in the fol-
lowing item:—
I thud,: that in your article on marry-
ing, you blamed the yottug. men too
moch foe Pat Wishing to enjoy "wed-
ded bliss ." It is true thitt the young
men uoweedays do riot want to start
as their fathers did. This could hardly
be expected, on account of the:greet
progress our country has made, and
particularly in view of the develop-
ment...in Ontario. I admit that there
is a tendency izt our young. znen to
roans, but the -reason for this Is found
in the fact that they are not able to
advance their interests properly by
taying at home. Teachers are not
paid as mech as they shouldbe. Every
desirable position is tilled and in many
cases filled by women. I am told that
wetnen are actually snatching up the
gr p and acting as commercial travel-
ler, and making a success of it too,
on the principle that •eto one can re-
fuse a woman." As long as women
work for the wages they do this dif-
ficulty will be found.
The girls of to -day are just as will-
ing to inarry as they ever were, pro-
vided, of course, that they can have
some wealth and social position ; but
the, question is, are they as able as
their mothers were. Young women
take situations so that they may easeetpe
the drudgery of housework. I once
heard a young lady say that she "just
hated cooking." She made no secret
of it either. It is likely she would
not be attracted more by such Plain
duties as washing dishes, or sweeping
floors or dusting chairs. She might
as well have said "I don't want to
marry," because most, of our youtig
housekeepers in Ontario will have to
do their own housework.
If many of our school girls would
substitute a little household arithmetic
for their Algebraetad a little :domestic
science for there physiesandchernistry,
there might be moee happy marriages
than there are now.
I cannot agree with you, sir, in your
proposal to allow the woman to do the
proposing .ets well as the men. It
would leave too good a chance for
some Sharp dame to tell her lord that
he hadn't speak enough to pop the
question an a so she had to do it. Her
injured partner might then reply that
it was quite in keeping with her
ehatacter, that she was brazen enough
for anything and then it is hard to
tell, where the dispnte might end. I
say, get married, if you can, but don't
vim the risk of ruining future happi-
ness by allowing the Woman to do the
proposing.
DEMAND FOR no-R6g.
Toronto. Jan: 4.--"A stutiid. Piece of
e ousense," said Ota. Dent, in spooking'
of tbe perehese of herses for the Oen-
Aden) Mounted. 'Rifles by buyers, not
ander his direetioi3, ."tVit parties buying in one field for tho saIii 0 purchtiseiele
be added.' ' This ereatecte cotepetitiort. :
Which had' increeSea . the ,cliffieuety ,.rif.,
getting horses here: ,061. Dent thought
Mecli 'better results .xyoolcl :, beVA .1.ieen,
.ettiiiiied it all Canadian .liorseefen ;lige
'its ,Soit tie Africa Were, pees:based tinder
()tie ageoeST:.' Ile ditl'hot seetia'faVaili,,ba:
.ly ireprested with theleelaes puvelaise
ed, fer :the Meented Rifiese:`ifOri'.3'11",:.aid..::
he;. ss.in Teeny' ea ses they.",:bonght±;Whajt-.
we rejected" He iid , o6ttig,,iiias. , of 'ecar•-•
city of aoreei.offeeiegatist.tiete, ,tboteela'',
the cleineed.threOghhiM: iS '..praetidalli
null initeci..-",,'.,:q. - i x.o.tro,' ,-0,144, .5;000..,-,a,
ineistiseehe Seed.. The colonel eeitl.:".rer
reale, in . ()Maxie 'until' !Man. tyliee ,he '
Will': agairtS visie., Western Vaned*: tie'.
Stitek'.e."„PorehOOS,'
.r.tgigotr.4A.:'OgisT:..iYeti•011, T44: :::'obo.pt'
!p:.:,.,t;,47,4141.641t.:„.' tre; ,'' g '‘,. ' 2,.. ' ', to
,I..,p4b.ti...y.,::for:4241i, iiii?1•014,13; i'''-'''Aetire
.;iind teedele4.1;rtio..e14ej.O.tel'Sseert.iiisili; r:se.Aes sseles ,0
i 1 1
0, lese t141.4%.'d.f;Albeb.s.,::'.,Viii.d.0•.-.1)Y 'Opil,et;c1s-"Cf,.:Peigt
- - Rai0'.Uilloi' ' ' .
THE BURSTING ciF A CROPPEI-1,,
Weodstisek, jans5.—Aboat 5 o'clock,
on Friday evestiog nL new ehopper burst
at the Platteville null and was cotes
pletely wrecked. Two employees were
standing near by. George Taylor was
streak °a the side by a piece of flying
atone. and, it is noderetood, is serious-
ly iejered. Levi flobee eecinsed un -
lied. One piece of stone. tveighing
about 70 or SO pound% went through
the ceillog, cutting off a joist about
10x3.
THE MACOA BEE SHORTAGE,
port Ruron, Mich„ Jan. 4.---OfOcers
of the Maccabees Supreme Tent mite*
bring snit ageinet the Port Roma
Sainugs Beak to recover etnuethaug
like $50,000 of the etealiug of Ghee.
D. Thompson, fornaer ettpreme finance
keeper. Thompeen was aisQ teller in
the bank. It la elahne(1 tbb StOiea
finids Were trust fonds, and emald not
legally be converted to make good
Ti4Olnp$On'a shortage At the batik, as
was 400e. aceordieg to allegations.
WRECKED EY ACETYLENE GAS.
Owen Sound. Ont., Jan. Se—The
acetylene gas generator in the north-
east end of the O. P. It, round house
exploded about 7 o'clock to -night. The
cause is unknewn, The driver of en,
ine No. .509 bed tost come in* and
lex. Bennett, A wmer in the round
house, tried to torn QIX the gas, but
was unsuccessful, Thos. Clordon, the
tornqr, went to assist bhp. Bennett
had pat left the building when the
explosion eccorred, 'Imitich almost
wrecked tht. round house, When %i -
don wa,$ taken from. the Ivrea he WAS
horned almost beyond recognition.
11( was attended by doctors who were
tristily summoned They pronounced
his condition as critical and if Ile re-
covered, he would be cripp!ed for life.
The concussion was felt in all patts
f the town and wrecked most of the
windows in the PaCiae firOtet
E HINT.
In our etyle of elimate, with its stub
den changes of tenmeratureesooln,
wind aud sunshine often intermingled
in a single darS—it is no wander that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently teken from us be ile<w-
1(.00 wide, half the deaths resulting 0 oin dorm; the last, oerente
Boselleeo Gel -loan 14ePt "4'113 republivii,l'bound. by the closest
your home for immediate vise will pre-_ anti These (seamy ties, tied they are
vent Seliona 41clole$9, a 11"ge 11"tAf'" stow for the that One enemies, thanks
bill, and perimps death, by the use of to Castro's machluations,"
three erlolir (loseR- For oiling Con' Regarding Gen, Metes, Andrade re -
8111110m! RellwrvilagQt's PRemmuila- marized that Mato Wan 'immensely rieh,
Severe Coughs, Croup, or any disease honorable man perfeet genthe
of the Throat or Lungs, its aneeeSS •
man. much estecmeteend well supported
sinipty NT'ulited"11 °,8 Y°"I' 411.9.ggrl in many quarters, When Castro was
will tell Yon• Regular an', 14 el''• overthrown lfatos would possibly be a
You ean get Dr. G. G. Green's reliable candidate fur the presidency. Andrade
BEEN' OF PRATE 8RIP.
74VOLIUTIQNAttir VXMDITION' OAS'
T.A-NPUR,
tate neyott aneteet ?ventage"( Ottettea
—01evereeteue 141..-elY to Fall at
Aoy grime,Ctoitvo's Mno,40,oattoon
—Ooretaalent Onnaoat Coatoreat
Willemstad, Curaeoa, Jan, 6,—Lete
to -day it itecasse dedultely known that
General Riera, tbe Venezuelan insurgent
leader, and all the other insurgents who
Ilea assembled here, embarked en board
the Libertador dosing the eight ead
landee ise. Venezuelan soil tiles nierning
near Vela de Coro, with anee and OW
It is reported here this afternoeu
that the Libertader has eaptured the
Venenielan !janboat Zumbador,
/404dOn. Jan. 6.—Art agent it
London .41 been remitting half the
pay of Use erew of the steenter Ban
Rigle receutly re-eamed the Liberteilor,
end anW the service of the 'Venezuelen
revolutioeiste, te reletivee of the Men* 110
lana now receiveil ordere from the Island of
Slertinique to stop payment is it is pre -
Sensed here that the British crew are
;us lunger aboeril the stemner.
'Willentsted, Island of Curacao, Jan, 6.
—Shortly before midnight last night
steamer believed to he the Venentelen
revoletionary steamer Liberatador (Den
pessed severel times before this,
port, signelling to people a -hare. An
-
ewers to those signals appeared to balm
been received from the ehore, tied it is
rtetl that the last membere of the
revolutionary exp!ditions, who hail 3,4‘
semble4 on this island, embarked on
beard the Litertmlor and should have
been lauded early thie mousing on the
Venezuelan coast, near Vela De Coro,
Colon, Colombia, Jan. 6.—Generel
Andrade, the former President of Ven-
entla, who arrh•ed here from extrema
yesterda,y, in on intertiew tide mornings,
"It is not V03E11104 lett Castro who
the enemy Colembia. The Ven-
uelons breve absolutely no desire of
ar with Colonebie. Venezuela and
directly from this Callee. 4,, bottle of Inwe reeorded coot other as
remedies at C. Linees. added that he himself was unwilling to
teek reedeetion.
TO CURD A COLD IN ONI3 DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggisse refund the money
if it fails to eure. 25e, 13, W. Groves'
signature is on melt box,
' The offer of five nurses from Can-
ada for Sontb:Africa hasheen accepted
by the War Office.
The C. P. R. rourelhoupe at OW4n,
Sound was wrecked by an explosion
of acetylene gas, ond one of the em-
ployees, Thomas Gordon, was very
settously injured.
.114fAliB A Z.:OTE Or IT, 'When you are
leaving home to buy"The D.
Menthol Plasti
Plaster. It s guarauteed to
cure the worst case of backnche, head-
ache, stitches. Avoid everything said
to be just as good. Get the genuine
made by' Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd,
A rather peculiar painful accident
happened recently to Ala James Shear-
er, 4th concession Eltua. He was up
on a beam of bis barn oiling the gear-
ing of his windmill when the sleeve of
his smock got caught in the cog
wheels and bis arm was drawn in to
the machinery. The mill was stopped
thereby but the full force of the wheel
held the arrn fast, and it was an hour
and a half before, with the assistance
of his wife be was freed. His forearm
was badly bruised and a good deal of
the flesh cut away by the cogs,
Since Father Rode The Goat.
The house is full of arnica
And mystery profound;
We do not care to run about,
Or make the slightest sound ;
We leave the big piano shut,
And do not strike a note.
The doctor's been here seven:times
Since father rode the goat.
He joined the lodge a week ago—
Gotinat4a.m.
And sixteen breathren brought him
home,
Though hesa,ys he brought them.
His -wrist was sprained, and one big
rip
lied rent his Sunday coat—:
There must have been a lovely time
When father rode the goat.
He's resting on the coed] to -day,
And practicing his signs—
The hailing sigual, working grip,
And other monkeyshines ;
He mutters passwords neath his
breath,
And other things he'll quote—
They surely bad an evening's work
1Vhen father rode the goat.
He has a gorgeous. uniform,
All gold and red and blue
A hat, with plumes and yellow braid,
And golden badges, too.
But somehow, when we Meetion it
He wears a look so grill),
We wonder if he rode the goat,
-Oe if the goat rode him.
‘"'.[aseee.eees.
Rair(tottevelif.
_Itave'ati effect be
barnes tx.atcd'
'. *1th. Eureka Har."
,ness Dn. it re,
:sista ilia, damp,
.
keeps the reata.,,
,sr. ieft and
abla.":8thehes..
do not
face to chp.fa
andcut The
-,inuseeieee
sea:lesselooking likee-
:.,yeears,teilee
asibrittiythe
,iforseee
JUDGE GWYNNE DEAD.
ed Away a▪ t Ottawa EarlY
Thin novo I nu%
Ottawa, Jan. 7.—Mr. Justice lawynne
of the Supreme Court died at 12.45 tbis
morning. The deceased gentleman wits
In good health until about up to a fort-
night ago, when he was obliged to take
to bis bed. llo was attended by Dr. R.
W. Powell, ono of the most skilful nrate
titioners at the cepital, but at his ade
vancal age, 110 being in his 8Stli year.
;recuperative power wall leaking. Yes-
terday judge Gwynne was prononuced
to be very low, and as the day wore on
he gradually sank, ;Ind passea, away at
the hour stated. The late judge Owynne
was quite energetic, despite lus extreme
age, and oecupled his usual place on
the bench of the Supreme Court during
the last term which concluded late In
Noveraber Itittt. His mind was bright and
active, and his thorough knowledge of
law and great experience rendered him
one of the most viatica members of the
higbest court in Canada. He was a man
of dignified but affable manners, and his
demise will be deeply regretted.
OCEAN RATE W.I.R.
Mr. Ellerin:Ws Successor Esrected
to Start the Affair.
London, Jan. 7. --Commenting 1 the
reported appointment of HenryaW) ding
of the then of Richardson, Spence & Co.,
English agent of the American Steam-
ship Line, as successor of J. R. talesman,
Chairnian of the Leyland Line, which is
aceepted as a fact, The Pall Mall Gazette
this afternoon says it understands that
with the ebange of Chairmanship will be
inaugurated a notable war of rates be,
tween the American owned lines and the
White Star and Cunard lines.
SPLENDID I S OL/LTION.
— '
Mr. Chamberlain Again Finds COln.
fort in Colonial Support.
London, Jan. 6.—Speakang -at Birining-
ham to night Mr. Chamberlain referred
to the hatred and jealousy of Great 13re
tain entertained abroadatiel denied that
this was due to the existence of a yar-
tieularly wieked Government. "This is
no new thing'in history," be said; "and
we must Maintain our Splendid isolation,
surrounded and supported by mu coloni-
al kinsfolk."
!
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Only Ona NO7o!..!Lefi to elaueta: Grntnt
•-• ' etreriiier naseeetiee
Port Ilermia.jenasssealioseleyetee,afi,
Ilte. Port ,.litieciu'EiCeateeaCeiteetey evas
totaily,eseteeyee by to:night.,_ea'aiSr'.
' leeeesSheS �lie elevator- in,' . this :City s to„,
!1:4)11*.ayfront upper lake po1s Tho linaiicialles is jx25O00. -.
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HEAMA1sT, Exeter Ont.
Mishter Grogan
fitaiotth Expositor.
"rill in a quandary," says Clancy to
me last 1.3athurdie. "There'sfourshows
condo' to town nit walte an' I met
fiford to to: thim idlin, I've spiet so
much limey n'ata waT au' another
(Idealy another) dome tie wake,
Moodie *might there's a play in th'
Town Ball intoitled "Th'Noinination,"
or "Who's th' Lucky 11janr Ivey
pathriotic au' loyal CifiZeri shad take
that in, au' in th' wurds iv th' North
Ward Comedian *ri1 do me dooty."
Thin there's 'Uncle Tom's Cabin, an' I
haven't missed that fur tit' lasht forty
years or liss. An' the Band Concert
‘Vinsilt0 noight—'tis both n. dooty an'
plishure to a Ulna that. An' Freida'
taught th' "Dainty 'Middy' wilt be on
th' hoods, an, what man cud objict to
a Dainty 'Widdy?" sick an' toired
iv Uncle Tomi's Cabin," I says. "Pee
seen It so often I know it nif he heart,
from th' toime Uncle Tom runs across
th oice wid Maize in his =tuns till
he's gittin' Addy to go to th' ilia land
itt th' lasht act. An'' thetlitile spache
iv Uncle Tom's—'To be or not to be,
that's tit' difilculte—sure ivrybody
knee's all about it." •crigre somewhat
mixed." says Clancy. “Ye've gob
Ilamlitenixed in wid it somehow.
wnd lo:ke Uncle Tom better iv they
didn't have so many deaths in th'
family. Av it wasn't Inc Topsy an' th'
ould maid ye moight as well be at-
tendin' tt funeral. In th' fursht place
little Eva takes the grip an' doles
amidst th' wails iv tie nagurs th'
donkeys an' th' blood hounds. Thin
whin ye're mtherested in Marks th'
lawyets Ottld Vinks he's been here
long enough, an' he doles too, but he
turns up met year jist as regular."
t'ink it's Lb" procession that makes
it so Impeder," says Clancy. "A pro-
cission an' a band will draw a crowd
ivry toime. An' thin I suppose th'
cludkeys has something to do wia it.
There's a sort iv affioity between thim
an' some folks. An' thin agin, it's a
sort iv a religons play,a n' that atthracts
th' goody goody payple. 'Tis a good
ixcuse for thim to see a show wance in
a whoile. 'Tis as nath'ral for some
folks to go to Uncle Tom's Oabin as it
is fur thun to go th" circus. They go
as it =dither iv come, au' they'll go
agin next year, annto will I. Ye may
say, "That's me lasht trip to Uncle
Tom's Cabin," but th' moment ye see
th' blood -hounds an' thdonkeys it's all
up wid yer good rissylutions an' ye
borry a quarther might away." "Yell
be gain' to see the Dainty Widdv?" I
says. will, says °limey. ``Ay'
there's annything I Mike it's a dainty
wumman, whither she be married. or
single. A Dainty Widdy, wid a dainty
shkurt an' a dainty jacket an' a dainty
hat is ;Pet about all a man cud wish
fut .
ID ell Wa'y iv um ri t MOSS. Bili put a
sloechy pair ia shoes on her en' wheris her e
am truss . Did ye ever see
th ins M eRherson two dolls r shoes thnt
Tole Richardson do be seine now?
Th eve's. jist dandies. Chaps air good
ale dainty. Me in leans says she
wreldn't be winont thine ' Whin tle
PDIercvirity iciguti? Irk ye two
tvei' raisontt'itVC)aW1 1V.1 hne "X).
^ GROGAN.
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