The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-01

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the PREACHER ltwasno' overah hour be-:
fore he heard the yords: lga aarIsni
aIIiox bspa, are ,hsf who ,hsIr Savior obey,
Aad have laid Up .ksiF measures sbove," t.'.
sang in a full clear yoice and .oon the
yocalis,. turning he angle Of ,he rock.
rode leisursly no. with a oou,eu,ed smile
IN b;,if,ee F''sis7Ip l'3d3lI 'I7I'
= .IIow ,re rou old Bl,b.ides, age, oa
vou, borso sn,L ioin in NV deyo,ion. J"
said the Blacksmith, a =, t,r'
81 have many miles 10 ride" answered
| ,be preacher. q sud h.yn', time. nv friend,
! IN sall az | sr,uri,." I' hll'd'" q
80 %, Your name is a.ubblswonl, and you
are ,he byoocri,e ,Ae NJ Me,hodis,s have san,
here. en- " ,,.. III, f.,-.r '.' -.'
any name IL S,ubblewo,,h." he re.
| piied. tery msekly, rs '~e',l
'la nidnt vou ianaw that my name was
! Ned PorreftsfFe " blseksmiIh Whnt whips
every Methodist preacheF that gaes
through this gap ~ was asked with an
audaeious look = and how dare you come
here r.
/ The preacher replied ihs, he had hIstd
Forgeron's names butipresnned be did ao'
molesl well behaved travellers. r' Ital
"You presume so! Yes, you are the
most presumpiuous people, you Ms,hO.
disis, that ever lrnd ahoe eleaiher, anyhow.
Well, what'll you do II ] don't whip you
This time, you beef headed disciple youi"
Mr.. Siubbleworih professed his willing.
ness TO do anything reasonable 10 avoid
such penance. . ..t.gJ
"Well. there's three things you have
10 do, Or ~ maul you into Jelly. The
first is. you afc 10 quit pYeaphine. the
second is, you must wear this last will aud
tesiamen, Of Thomas paine uexi TO your
heart, rrs il every DAY. and believe eve.
rY word you read ami the third is, you
are 10 irse the Molhodisls IN every
crowd you get inio.'' :
The preacher looked on during these
novel DECLARATIONS without 4 line Of hi,
face being moved, and a, tho end replied
,ha, the terms we're unreasopable, and b,
would no, submit 10 them.
" Well, you baye got a yhsline IN sub
mi, to, then. IN IaI,up you like blazes
III tear you inIo doll rags corner ways
Get down; you longfaced bypncriie -
The preacher demonstrated, and Forge
ron wen, up h, bis horse and ,hreaiene.
to tear him Off il hs did not dismoun,
wherrupon the worthy man made viz
lure Of necessity and alighied. %
:" have but one request 10 MAKE ny
Trend, and that 10, that you wont beat M
w;,h iii. ove,,o., an I, w.,a nreseu
> from the ladies of my last pirruil. and
r do not wish 10 have il torn.'
n "Of with i, and ,ha, suddenly, 30
. basin faced imp yopP =
The Melhu4lsi preacher slowly dre'
= of his overcoa'. as tho blacksmith conili
D ued his TRADE OF abuse on himself aud hi
Q ,erli and as te drew hI' right hand iro'
/; the sleeve spd ihrew We garment beh'a
9 him, he dealt Mr.. bnrgeron lrrmendoq
e blow between his eyes, which LAID 'h'
: person al full length on tho gronnd, VII
i the testament Of Tom Paine beside him.
The Kew. Njr. S'nbbleworsh' win 'he 'a'
). Of copRpissnnr in such malieFh aid ~
|. wal. lor his adversary 10 rlse, but mopnle
e him with the quickness 81 Cat, and b'
]. slowed blows with bnunieous hapd o
d the stomach and face Of the llacksWiIl
8 continuing bis song where ho bad lei' U
." us '"''A' - "0 '-''
: Z" Tongue cannot express the sweet comfort a.
: or peace .a"i !. f.. ,,,,,,,, lave,
L
= un"i mr. rorseron' from haV'ng eAper
u enced "hrs' 1--we OF some o'he' sens
= ion equally new 10 him' responded .us'
Y " "sn9psh AYE h'm oFF wv Iop
nalesy were was no one oy " Pel'o''
.Ra' k'nu oMce ekcep' ''e o'u '1a"' ~
2 lie mqncnea a oaac9 o grass anu '"oN' st
on /" qp'e'iy a'H w mas'sT vas n'Pp
campmsehng,
= nov sa'u mr: S'us"ewo''n' 'ne
. are ,hIee 'nlag' when you m0'' P''"''
) we os,ore ie' ysuup;, ,.
v "Hha' ore mey y a'Aeu ro'ssto
eagerly. :,
y lns h"' -. Ma' you wni never I"
les, Me,hou'' p,ea'"e' sg"'.', n ;.
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