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SHOOTING THE POLITICAL RAPIDS. ‘The skipper who is blind to everythir pt the one idea to beat A Mistake. Twas passing by the door an call, ht ur, endeavor All restr to sever, And c h one so clever, And so bright T recall it now,and swear With a D. How I questioned who the fair Maid When, believe it Twas a sc And as I'ma It was ou Jaye CLARENCE HARVEY. THE JUDGE. the aud nany buried her dey weeks a The funeral Some hatchet. dull affair. future, that Cleveland made the ro, surpass the Hancock sword in bearing fame aw Certain Democ thonght they knew all | down on that luminary | theories, nd-whiskev a If human) the valley of the Wabash, think thquake is poor shakes in com- Second C: “Rva Fi “« Where “Tna lio. Blaine. Monographs WANTED AND UNWANTED, And now thou I vith me— When my T want to, st ¢ uy young days are forever past— but cannot send thee away Mf mine be misled, my all, O shinin: s. it would cost me great pain to part The ccal days are at hand. » girl of the period be compared to a loud-toned bell? play"—the motto of the no pounder. d that the tobacco crop this i 0,000,000 pounds. This, like most rumors, will doubtless end in smoke. comicbooks.com