The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-20
A Canital Anecdote.

CO., The following anecdote form the New
Hampshire Telegraph is too good to be lost
Many years AFRO there was IN the eastern
part of Massachusetts, worthy old d. d.,
and although he was an cninently benevo-
lent man and good Christian, yet, it must
be confessed that heloyeda joke much bet
ter than even the most lnEeterate JQkeerss. =
It was before church organs, were EucE IN
use. 1t 50 happened that the choir OF The
church hadrecently purchased a dauble bass
vioI Not far from the church was large
pasture, and in it a huge town bull One
hot Sabbath in the summer he got out OF the
pasture. and came believing up the street,
hbGnt The church there was plenty of un-
nodlen grass, green and good, and Mr..
Bull stopped to try the quality, perchS5nce
to ascertain il its location had Improved Its,
flavor Atany rate, tie reverend doctor
was in the midst of his sermon when ..'
."Boo.woo. woo," went the bull. & at
The doctor paused, looknd up at the sing
ing seats, and with a grave face SAID, Il .rll
II would thank the musicians no. 70 tune
their instruments dnrins service tlme;;it an
noys me very rnVch." >" @,sa'' l''s,
The people staredsand the minister went
on, r. .,iH a8a.1 e5l q. a., !. ai3 ain. ,.W
"Boo-woo. WOO went the bull again, as he
passed another green spot"
The parson paused again, and he address
sed the choir: y 2a& .'af"' N g. .tss. 4faI
81 really wisllth singers would not tune
their instruments while | am preaching, a.
remarked before, for it annoys me very
much" ."sH574a @1 w.
The people Uttered, orthey knew as well
as any one what the real state, OF the case
was. The minister went on again wth his
discourse, but he had not proceeded far be-
fore ar other boo woo-woo'' came from Mr..
Bull. u# .rm oa3 s3 l-a "a apf- 5a
The person paused once more, and again
exclaimed: IT, ...- .a..s... -c,
81 have twice already requested the .mu-
sicians in the gallery not to tune theifinstru-
ments during sermon tlme.g l now pafucu-
larly request Mr., Lafevor that, he will not
tune his double bass viol while l am preach
ing."'''' '.''" ~" ' .s
fTKis was too rauch. Lafevor got tup too
much agitaUd at the Thought Of speaking out
in church, and stammlered out Il. iq bymg,g.. /.
at isn't inc, parson - Hs tha-that
id town bull! p ''''''''. ,'15
Ey-A;cheaS plough at FIVE dollars, costing
in one season three, dollars in repairs epaNlrsI and Ji
three more in lost lime to teams, pen, and
by retarding crops lisa deafer plough than
one at ten dollafsqequirihg no uepairs.'i' iii'
ss.go nI --rr77-7-7 7T7 77rT -rTTr1 , bIgVg sJtgp
GE-An axe costing two dollars, with
which Il laborer may cut fifty cords Of wood
hiohth, is'a cheaper'tcol than an exc cost
ing butone dollar, and awithdwhier he can
cut PHtlf9Et sogdsalH ,snolEa2zs eidou 200,
.Gy Many oftheu editors are nov debat-
| ing ywhetherra aeits asa lddy!edW hen they
hare. srriyedssta, satisfactory conclusion p
4 the point, we offer them as, q subject for theil
1 gigantic intellects whether aTasbana, IS 3
0e tIe,nAjlG 90 b3d&ysls bh& ,Rist}issS@ t1Di'
i ETeKnoWledge may slumber. IN the mem
ory,' bit it never dies; tits like the dornn6us
4 IN the iyicd tower, That sleeps while white
lasts, sbut,hwAkss with this warmh brcathso
i spripgaaas Isgn bsa ~ ,Hnsdi b Hos
4 lido sa4om l9f.I led, VI sso'iapsNm ~