... convenient, because when you get mat1 ynu can snatch a club and go out and take satisfaction cot of a Chinaman. The native American egrgo is getting so insoletit, items, that ime patriot from Ireland cannit take a little recreation out of hinl without l ...

... Montgomery. Preston: G. Bateman.-This small volume is a cheap and neat reprint, (without abridgement) from a more expensive American edition of the same book, which was originally published in the United States. Its title bespeaks its purport and object; ...

... says Victor Elugo, was the conundrum of the eighteenth century; woman is the conundrum of the nine- teeuth century. An American editor adds, 1We can't guess her, but will never give her up. No, never. A gentleman was applied to by a crossing sweeper ...

... State we could visit with a good chance of making money in each. Mr. Alexander had pioneered circuses and travelled with minstrel bands. To him, as to most old showmen, the ex. celenceof a town consisted not in its architectural beauty, its historical ...

... many tllaiiiliil to get a conmfortalble meal, perhaps a few hours sleep. and to be off aixain to t le ?? of the earth. Americans in ninltil tides coIIC here, for as some of them con- C Icfcs'd to me, they wishied to leave the old r Uotlit1 ?? a rood ...