NATURAL ATTRACTION
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don't like to be left alone with ga, It's
plagy apt TO set me soft sawdern' and cour-
tin. There is a sort OF natural attraction
ike in this world. Two ships in a calm are
sure to get along side of each other if there is
no wind and they shave nothing to do but 10
look at each other; nature does it. Well, even
if the tongs and shov won't starh alone long,
they are sure to get on the same side of the
fire aud be sociable; one of 'em has loads,one,
and draws t'other, that's certain. II that's the
case with hard hearted things, like oak and
iron, what is it with tender hearted things
like human! Shut me up in 'sarvatory with
hansum gal cfa rainy day, see II don't think
she is the pre,tiest flower in it. Yes, am
glad it is the dinner bell, for amt ready TO
marry yet, and when am, guess must get a
gal where got my hose. in old Connecticut,
and that State takes the shine eff all creation
for geese, gals and cnlons.- Sam Slick.