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  2. THE KAWSES OV KERRIME.

    DERE MISTER PUNCH,--I wos a lookin hover my ome news tuther mornin, when I was struck by the follerin pairyraft, which shose a splendid noo lay on the part ov my hold pals in Hingland, & wun as is wuthy of ...

    Article : 784 words
  3. OUR NEW SOUTH WALES CHEROKEE.

    "He referred to a law which had once been in force among the Cherokee Indians, who appointed persons to go round twice a year and destroy all the intoxicating liquors they could find. He also stated that he considered tea to be an injurious drink, and that the healthiest food was hominy."--Hon. J. B. Wilson's speech at ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 72 words
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    For whom the carrion vulture waits, To tear his heart before the crowd.--Tennyson. Shake off the dust of them, rub off the rust of them, Furbish the fetters of guilt that he wore; ...

    Article : 318 words
  5. A Soup-erior Idea.

    The Manager of the Soup Kitchen informs employers generally that they can always find men suited to their wants by applying at the institution, 535 Kent-street. The reason is obvious. What place is more likely to furnish good souper-numeraries than this truly ...

    Article : 55 words
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