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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
The most Extraordinary Discovery in The
world is the great Arabian remedy for Man
and Beast.
II. C. FARnEIL's cELrcRArRp
Arabian Liuiment,

ME miraculous cures performed Dy the An.
bian physicians in the days Of old, wer then
- looked upon us the result Of magic, but since
we have become intimate with their history we can
thus account for their surprising power over disease.
lheiltn tanments in the knowledge ofmedicne were
the wonder Of the age, while ut the same time tho
science of Chemistry, which with them had ts orr
gin, wns 10 the rest Of the world SEALED book
and in Botany they were the most zealous Of stud
en,s. In the beautiful groves which skirt the de.
serts Of Arabia, abound rare plants and odorous
and fragrant basnns of which this Incompatible Ii.
niment is composed, md by whose stimulating. unc.
tous penetrating and anodyre properties ii is when
applied, nslan,aneously dfused through the whole
nervous system, nlnyng the most intense pain in the
in rcdlbly short time Of ten or fifteen minutes. lts
action is prompt powerful and efi'ctual, without
the least danger. IL penetrnies the flesh to the bone.
relaycs contracted cords restores use to limbs which
have been pnlSicd for yenrs, causing the shrvcled
flesh to grow out, md rich blood 10 circulate through
! the veins II restores the Svnovial Fluid or Joint
Water, and this is the reason why II has been 20
universally successful in curing oil diseases Of the
| Joints. In chronic affection Of the spine, Il.
yer, lungs, and kidneys. this great Arabian re-
mehy stands unparalleled; for ague cake, or en-
l1rgement OF the spleen i,iaa specific and for rhen.
matsm Is has performed some of the most exsraor-
binary cures on record also for cramps, swellmes,
palms, wounds, chlbains, burns white swellings tu.
mors, &c. &c. 1t is equally etticncious in diseases
OF animals, such as fstuln, poll evil. sweeney, stiff
complaint distemper hrcy, sprains. bruises wounds.
mango, spavins, wand gals splin'; md for nearly
all diseases, ehe in man or beast. which require an
external apple d,ion this hnment stands at the head
OF all medic nee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
Grand DetOur PIOuylls.

Grand DetOur PlOuylls.
WO Horse steel land side,
Two horse iron do
Breaking do
Corn do
A new supply of these very dcscvejly popular
plows on hand. No farmer who holds plow han
die or runs furrow ought to be without one. They
have driven out every other make where they have
been introduced. No one runs any risk In huying
them: II plow does not please purchaser after .
Trial they will bc taken back and the money rssun.
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Ssraycd or stolen

ENRGM the subscriber. residing in Ottawa Cen
tire, La Sail, county. Illinois, on the 7,h INST,
Il light sorrel Mare, with white man- and
tail, with face 9 or 10 years old ANY person re-
turning said mare to the subscribe 7. or giving lnior-
nation where she can be found viii be literally re-
warded PATRICK CAREY.
Ottawa Nov 40 1913
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More New Goods f!

WALKER & HUKLING wish to inform
w their customers tina, they have removed into
the new Brick Building one door west of the old
stand, on the south side Of the Public Square; and
have Just received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock of Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this market, comprising Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
ted and WoIen Fabrics Ii is useless TO enumerate
articles, will only say that most articles in this line
called for alta Country Store may be found in our
stock and will be sold at the rocst prices Our mot
to is mot to be undersold by any one"
Also I'VE have lately received G2 cases Of
Boots, Shoes, and Brognns, all sorts and sizes suita
BILE for wear OF men .>women, and children these
will be sold nj very low prices
ALso--Crockery and Glassware; a good assort.
ment Of heary and shclfHARDWARE; trace, log,
and halter chains, scythes and sncaths, wrought and
cut nails and spikes all sizes. Also,
GROCERIES
Ofall kinds. as cheap ms usual and our stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, and Dyestufs is complete, and
Will be sold at Chicago or ST. Louis prices. whole
sale or retail
CASH paid for any quantity Of Hides and Wheat
Oats, Lard. Bacon and most other produce taken in
exchange nj the highest rates
July l,lSi9 WALKER & HICKLING.
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Lirer Complaint Ervsipelas. and Raeumat:m
Cured

Ravrick Marion CO., Ky. Mayer. 1870.
Hr. H. C. Fmrell-Dearsir Your lnimrnt 10
selling very well, and doing a vas, deal Of good
among the people |, has cured bad case u Fry.
sipeias, and another Of bad pain in the Aresst, A
lady, who was confined 10 her bed for several monhs
with Lirer complaint and affection o. ,he heart.
was entirely cured by the use Of your Arabian ini-
ment She said the doctors could do her no good.
1t has been applied to fresh cut, and cured it in
short time have been afflicted with rheumatism
for long time. and JUS, before wet spell it panied
me so much that had no peace all day; and in the
night commenced bathing and rubbing with your
iment. and before was done rubbing, the pain cea.
sed JOHN BUCHANAN.
Stiff Complaint. Specncs, Distemper, Corks and
Sore Eyes Cured
NJ. Mitchell, Postmaster nj Fiat, Fulton CO., ILL.,.
snys: "Mr. H. a. Farreii-Your Arabian linemeni
shighly priced here. We cure one OF my neighbors'
horses Of the stiff complaint by about four or five up.
pIicaions, and cured one Of my own Of the swee-
ney. Our sheriff. Joseph Dykes cured hshorse ofa
bad Cork with it he also tried !, on colt that had
the Dlsempcr very bad, and cured II Immediately.
He says i, is decidedly the greatest horse medicine
he ever used There have been numbers cured Of
sore eyes with H.: find it very valuable medicine
both for man and beast.
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Dissolution,

HNHE ccparnership heretofore evsting under
the firm of Don 4 Smith is this day dasolv-
- ed bymuual consent The unsettled affairs
Of the concern will be settled by Mr. L. d Smith
JOSEPH w. DOW,
Ottawa, Oct l3, 40 LAWRENCE ID. SMITH
All persons indebted 10 the late firm of Dow and
Smith, by note or account will please call and settle
the with the subscriber rcrous to the first day
Of December next L. y. SMITH.
Ottawa, Oct 49, 1919
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Ladies Dress Goods.

Ladies Dress Goods.
I'NGLlSH, French. and German mcrinos
r Plain and figured silks and satins
Muslin de Ianes China lustrcs
Cashmercs and Cashmert,s
Alpaccns, OF nil shades and prices
For sale cheaper than the cheapest.
nov l6 1919 L. 7. SANGER & Co
kO0 Pieces English French and AmuIican prints
ouV loo do do do GInghums
25 pieces plum and Plal inscys;
80 blue drills 20 York do;
50 stnpnd shrtiug1,
A prices 10 suit ohe times.
nov l6 L. T. SANGER & Go.
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Have the New Goods Come ?
JIG. NATTINEER

rs in the receipt of part of his Fall Purchase Of
j scasonable goods and will have all in store this
week. His friends, and buyers at Ottawa, are re-
specially requested 10 call and and Judge for
themselves. The new stock has been selected with
the best possible care
Ottawa Oct 26 1919
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Dress Goods

FRENCH merinocs, Coburgs, Apnccas. calicoes
nous de lanes, Persian cloth and Ginghams
bonnet and lining silks and satlns. black and color
ed dress silks and bonnet velve,s
nov l6 J. G. N,rTISGrr
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We will sellany OF the above articles at the cheap
es, rates for cash, wheat or approved credit.
Bags pantrd
For which the highest price will be paid in cash or
any Of our articles at cash prices.
Printers OF newspapers who choose to publish this
advertisement in their papers tor three months, in.
Guiding this notice, will he paid torit in any Of the
above articles, AT cash prices, when they purchase
twice the amour, of their bills with s.
GEORGE o. HADDOCK g. Co.
Oct l2-3ni. 2O3 Lake Street, Chicago.
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Highly Spoken OF.
Extract from the IPaukesha QsGaoTat, Wa.
MAJ @ 1919

Highly Spoken Of.
Extract from hs lYaaks:na D~~arst. Wa
"StoASs M,p'c,xrs."-A subscriber writing from
the town Of New Berlin requests Us 10 SAY that he
has used Mr.. Sloan's Horse Ointment In sevenlin'
stances during the past winter and always with the
desired effect. and wsihes US to recoommend II 70
those who have the use and care Of horne. Mr.
Sloan's medicines are highly spoken Of generally.
and from the favorable acquaintance we have with
that gentleman. we are led to believe that they are
prepared with view TO give real benefit 70 what.
ever purpose they are recommended.
Good Beginning.
Iowa City, June 5th, lA9
Nh. w. 3. eloan--Sr-About two weeks sinss
we purchased OF your travelling agent ono doe. OF
your Horse Ointment one doz ofthe Horsf Condi-
! ton Powders. and ons don. ofthe family Ointment.
The Family Ointment is nearly cold, and the florss
a,ely. another supply Of hc.e medicines, when we
receive them we will send you the money, or pay Il
TO your travelling ngent when. hs Gomez round a.
gain. Yours truly, HARLEM & Snow.
! Terribly Scalded.
Fellow citizens Of Chicago the deep and dstres-
Scalded"by the bursting Of a distery boiler. were
free application Of Sloan's celebrated Ointment.
Also my child. ina, had been sorely afflicted for sew
eral months with Maraanus, on whom ! have ex'
pended large sum OF money for medical advice ano
medicines was restored to health in less than three
weeks by the use Of Sloan's Ointment.
For injuries on horses am confident Sloan's Oint.
ment Is far superior to any other remedies now used
In my opinion. erers family should constantly
keep on hand this valuable Ointment.
Chicago January 4, 1919. MICHAEL DIvtRsY.
Burnt 10 Cinkers.
w B. Slosn-Dear Sir: Justice demands that
should return TO you my un!sgned thanks for youl
daughters clothes caught fire, and before the fame.
could be extinguished, they were oil burned to Gin
ders the child was so badly burned that death seem
ed invable in less than twenty:fo four hour YOU
Ointment was recommended, and used with s1cceai
i, gave perfect relief It is needless to add the
the child is now well and about her business The
medicine is all and more than il is recommended
to be. Every family and person should have it In
their possession.
fee indebted to you for my childs lk and any
thing that can do for YOU pr your medicine, an
ready and willing to perform.
Your humble servant, JOAN II. CRANE.
All medicines advertised by W. B. Sloan, are .olt
by White g. Hunter and G. l.. Thompson, Ouuws
s. J. Smith. Newark. S. G. Smith, Peru, and VIM
X. Dewey. Troy Grove sept 27--ly
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A IL contracts for selling goods on crei, here
"A tofore made with the subscriber, will close or
L the LIST Of January, 1850
All accounts must be settled by payment or note
Nov2, 1919 w II W. CUSHMAN.
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WASHBIlRN'S best cast steel and steel edged
w ShOvels and SHADES. the hest article in mar
ket; Grain scoops Of all kinds also LARGE stock OF
shelf hardware, Just received at CUSIIMAN's.
nov 9, 1919
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L, D. Smith

L. D. Smith
Is noS opening and has III store a general
l. assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries 4 Hardware,
Such rs
Cloths, Cassimsres, Sdiinet, Tieeeds,
Kentucky Jeans, Tstings, sc.
4 choice selection OF prints ginshnms de ains dress
silks, beached and brown mUsin, to ,. wide
bleached and brown drilling TO 1. wide; check
hickory stnpes, colored cambnck, red white, and
yellow flannel, Canton do, lrih llnen crash, linen
diaper, hosiery, gloves, handkerhles, scarfs, Swiss
muslin cambria do. lace, edglnr, and insertion, rib
bons, and variety OF notions. A small stock, which
will be sold very cheap, of
Ready Made Clothing,
Goats, Vests Pants, Fine Shirts, Hickory do Cotton
and Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The Best Quality
OfTens, Coffee, n o loaf and crushed sugar, me-
nails, glass together with all the iitic culinary ar
tlces-Four and Indian Meal kept constantly, and
warranted III all cases
A FIRST Rate Stock of
Mems thick, kip and calf Boots. mems and boys
Brogans, ladies Caters, kid walking shoes and
buskins, leather lace boots and low quartered shoes,
misses and children's Boots and Shoes. And
A Good Assortment of
Knives and forks, scissors, hand saws hammers, au-
gers, door hanglngs trowcs, grain scoops shovels,
and spades, trace chains, &c.
Packages will be sent throughout town free OF
charges The highest Market price will be paid for
all kinds Of produce.
The subscribers pledge themselvest to sell
goods as low as can be afforded in town.
Ottawa NAV Is, 1919
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Estate of GeO. Kramer, deceased.

M UTTCE Is hercby gwen Thai shall attend be-
~ fore the Judge OF the county court Of lasalle
county, Of the court house III Ottawa on the third
Monday, being the 10Th day, OF December rcxt
at the regular term OF said court, for the purpose OF
settling the claims and demands against the estate
Of George Bramer. deceased nj which time and
place nil persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 presen the same Tor settlement
and all persons owing or indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the under
signed os,l9. A II HowLAxp, Administrator
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AIDES will find every thing wanted in the
- shoe line from fine kid slipper to a heavy
Bootee. Also children's shoes Of every style and
quallty, ny calling at CUSHMAN's
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House TO REM,

DLEASANTLY situated in the East side Of Fox
i River Possession given Immediately. En-
quirc at CuSHMANs STORE.
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Estate Of Sylvester Perry decd.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate o
"A Sylvester Perry late of Livingston county I'll 4
decd are hereby notified and requested to present
The same with proof for adjustment, before the Pro-
bate court Of said county, IN Pontiac on the 81 Mon.
day OF December. (ocl9) JANE PERRY, Adm X.
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A Mammoth Fall Stock of Clothing!
In Reddicks Brick Block, Ottawa.
KOHN 81 MANDL

tisn
Workmanship,
omeh ase ah
They They
o
they would
tosua
I
d
doing than by lnghntr
c
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Walden Wnrc
Cloths.

pROADCLOTT1S Of MI coors and qualities, fan
u cy and plain cassmeres. heavy shceps grey, sat.
tinetts twreds, jeans, hard times, also canton and
woollen Flnnnels, Linseys, &c, just received AZ
nov 2 CUSHMANs.
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The Graefenbcrg COn,pamy's
North Western Agency.
Graefe nberg M edicines.

The Medicines Issued
BY the Grnienbcrg Com
pany, consist of a series
pre-emincntly adapted
10 the disease for which
they are respectively rec
commended. Great dis
repute has attached TO
the Paten, Medicine bu-
siness by persons claim
ing universal powers for
n single given medicine
Ii is not only idle but I'M
pudent; TO iiaunt such a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16

L>LOORLNG--Constn on hand, both incl
Il and inch and n quarter, at the Phning NH
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Shawls.
a LARGE and beautiful as o-mcnt Of Winter
"a Shaws can be had at o small advance from cost
at nov2 CUSHMANs
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Estate Of Nicholas lIagaer. dscd

Estate Of Nicholas lI;agaer dscd
4 IL per ons having claims against the estate Of
~ Nicholas Wagner, late OF La Sale noun,y de-
ceased, are hereby notified and requested To pres nj
the same with proof for nd usmen, before the coun-
~ court OF sad county in Ottawa on the first Mon
day i'll January, 1850, J II. WAGNER, ddmr.
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Clothing.
Roots and Shoes.

sJOtn1UC.
| A GOOD stock of ready made clo'hin- f,- -ne a,
now CUSHMANs
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Latest Arrival !
vVIOI0l,

az Bbls Whiskcy, for sale low to close con-
~ sgnment (ocl9) JOHNSTON & CHARRuAUD
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DR. STORMS CElEBR ATED SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.


dmpar from era
rSrRNsS
reivngu
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santnre elect
Foslr y
sfr
enera agents. 80
merchants p2 & c.
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in the face Of mn intelligent, community 1t Is contra
ny TO the very first principles icommon sense The
Graienberg Series commences with the
GrGtenberg Vegetable Pills
In all Chronic complaints, the most implici, reliance
may he placed upon these Pills They purge away
offensive humors, arrest the progress OF disease, and
at the time restore tone and vigor 10 the system
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New Goods |!
U,udjcs' DrsSs 6.Ooas

L>RENCH and English merinoes, Thibet Cloth
y Mohnir Instres, plain and figured Alpaccns
DE LANES, Cashmcres, and any G,nnriiv Of pint.
Tor sale low at CUSHMAN's
Democratic banner., 1849-03-26
BECKY WILSON'S COURTSHIP.

% frH.H& "a
Oh, nov, Becky, do tell US all about i7
sss the gals.
Becky hadn't been married morn a
month, and handn't got owes her bashiui-
NESS yet. -- sa.:l.
Bout whatp ses she. as
Why, bout your cortship, ses the gals.
Shaw, ses she, turning away her head
snd blushin dredful; you better tell your
sown courtships yourselves. / recon.
Yes, but none of us ever had any bows,
Becky, and you's a married woman Come,
now, do tell us all about it. ! do love to
hear about courtin so much, ses Betsy
Bowers.
oh, yes, Becky, do tell US. .L
Well, ses Becky, after q great deal Of
.blushin and twistin about, I'll tell you all
bow il was, ifthat will satisfy you.
Well, now, ses the gals, all gettin round
her 80 they could hear good. ..-rmwsa.
Well, ses Becky, putting an e,npha- is on
about every other word, John he came
ower to our house to see me, she ses, turDin
sway her head, and kind o'Iooking down
sidsvays under her srm. Fool! he better
60 to see his SELF, / reckon. Gracious
knows, / didn't care inothin tout him.
Well, ses the gals. '."
Well, John he sed be loved me. Fool
better love his sell, / reckon. asi,s.. r
oh, that's SO funny, ses the girls, go on
Shaw, ses Becky, / won't tell no more.
Oh, yes, do-do. Becky, SEES all Of en-.
Well, then, John he ax'd, me if I wouldn'
have him. Hem, fool! better have his self
reckon. UiEi
Then what did you say? r.i Il
Hem!I never sed nothing. Grsciou
kpOws he wasn't guine to git nothing GU
Of me. ..a.l
aoOh, oil, sea all the galls-do 60 on
Becky. .aosae4E gia'gt bis zcarui.1 /;
Then, John, he sx'd mother If b
nsauehtn't hsve me-. Fooll better have hi
sell. Treckou. aoa'a'na'i - taH "-.
Well, Ses the, gals.
Democratic banner., 1849-03-26
G o D.

Cuist be the gold and silver which persuade
Weak men to follow far fatiguing trade;
The lily peace outshin.s the silver store;
And life is dearer than the golden ore;
Yet money tempts us Ger the desert brown,
To every distant mart and wealthy Town.
Full oft we tempt the land and oft the sea;
And are we only yet repaid by thee2
Ali why was ruin so attractive made? 81.
Or why fond man SO easily betrayed9
Why heed we not, whilst mad We haste along,
The gentle voice of peace or pleasures song?
Or wherefore think the fiOwery mountains side
The fountains murmurs, and the valleys pride,
Why think we these less pleasing to behold
Than dreary deserts if they lead TO gold?
Democratic banner., 1849-03-26
FORGET YOUR INJURIES.

He is unwise and unhappy, who never Tor
gets the injuries he may have received. They
come across the heart like dark shadows, when
the sunshine Of happiness would bless him. and
throw him into a tumult that does not easily sub
side. The demon Of hate reigns in bis bosom
and makes him, of all accountable creatures, the
most miserable.
Have you been injured in purse or characters
Let the smiling angel Of forgiveness find rePose
in your bosom. Study not how you may re-
vengs, but return good for evil. 1t was the con-
slant habit of Bishop BOulter to forgive all whit
injured him, and he always enjoyed peace Of
mind. q.
After hi. death, the following lines we're wril'
ten by one Of his friends. They are not lest
beautiful than true: ss...
Som. write their wrongs in narbls-he more
IstooDed down serene, and wrote them in the dust
Trod under foot, the sport Of every WIND:
Swent from the earth, and blotted from ms mioa
There. buried in, the dust, he babe them ne.
And erieyed they could moi 'scaPe the Aimlgnt
eye. - ....,. .-..+ .s.
Democratic banner., 1849-03-26

atWeH, 4notueI sue got KIND OrnlStIlcafo
and sed yes. Fool! she better mind her
own business, I rtckon.o - III
And then what? .o2n"s
Then John he AID daddy, fine maoughtn't
have me; and daddyIhetgot kind o'hustri-
Gated too, and said yestoo. airos@ oil
That's the sort of daddys, ses the gals,
|rubbin their hands, .&-,aAst-'}
g Then NANNY, she went to town and got
q white frock' for me, and white gloves 70
put onIny hands, for. me to be married 10
John. Hem, fooll she better be married
to him, herself, ! reckon.
Well. ses the gals, go on Becky,
Shaw, p W Ian't a gwine to tell you no
more about IL, 50 I amt. s.f,| at
Oh yes, Becky, do go on? Oh do tell US
all about the weddin, Becky that's a good
soul! -,tAi- , ''.'
Oh, hush, gals, bout SIGH nonsense.
Oh, do now; that's a good soul.
Well, bimeby the preacher-man, he cum
to over house, and a whole heap Of peoi le
to marry me. Fools! they great deal bet
ter stsid home, l reckon. Gracious knows,
/ didn't want to see them.
Never mind, Becky, 60 on.
Well, then, John, he cum to take me up
to the Preacher-man, for to be married.
Foul! never did feel SO mad; and then
oh, shaw, gals, I can't tell any
more.
Never mind, Becky, go on.
Well. then, the preacher-man he sx'd me
if l would have John TO be my lawful hus-
band. Hem, fool! better have him, his
self, I reckon. And then-Shaw, galls, !
DOnf tell any more!
Oh, do, Becky. Now, your jest comm to
the intereslin part. Oh, Of tell US the rest,
Becky?
Well, I never sed nothin, and the preach
ier-msn, he sed, l must have John 10 be my
husband when he was sick and when he
was well, and when he was better or worser,
and rich and poor, and love Him, and stick
to him, and mind him, and, Lord only
knows what a heap of things; and then he
sed, people what he put together, it was
agin the law for any body to take a part
and so | was marrid hard and fast, the fust
thing I knowd, TO John.
Wen, what then, Becky? ses the gals,
getting more and more interested all the
time.
Why, then, the preacher-man, he went
home, and then all the fellaIs cum a pullir
and hallin me, and kissin me, and squeezir
me, and SIGH other carryins on, as they die
cut up. Fools! they great deal better
kissed their own selves, ] reckon.
Go on, Becky; tell us all about it? ses The
gals, ...t.
Well, then, after they all went away
John, he-Oh, shaw ! ses she, | amt
gwine to tell you not another word more
When you git married yourselves you'll
know all about it, I reckon eSfer1
Continent.