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QUESTION Of Ms..ss% M.IS:I.s. become: Orphan
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1nE DAN RoAx,>G Il young buck
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year, The HateIs IA .,lr cou-id,rabie OF u
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Il .uprosc," said the youngster
Whp hal ny th.I the brcom. slightly
savage, from being compelled to wait 50
long; Il suppose YOU cJuii not hear my
Knocx.ng ior the dam roaring."
~ b. dam roaring. What d. sou mean
cit! How dare you sp lax in that Way
sand the divine, .oinewhat angcrrd al
hearing the y9uoS mAn swear 10 h:s
presence.
- mean - say, SIR, that | euppose
you could not hear my kn"oS,ng ou az.
count ot, the dam roaring"
''Duu roaring, ayalh You Young
scJunirel ! II .veyou the imru iencs to
insult me with IL repetition VI those
words BeIoae, -,r -
My dear -'r," quu,h the now bewil-
dered youth, intendcd to say that
presume | COLD not be heard gnaccuunt
VI tae DAN roati"g," laying Particular
rml ha,ic on tie last two word.
lnsult upon insnlt :" shouted the
i-furiated mat; md he rushed st the
poor fellow with the evident intent,un
Of eieet,ng hun, but was restrained b,
the voice Of bis dasght,r enchanting:
"papa, suppose the young man
intended To FAY that be could not be
heard on account OF the roarlng OF tao
dam"
"Oh, beg your pardon. sir beg
your pnidon- walk IN, walk mt ally
ali, well declare! That is really too
rich ~
IL is needless too add that tho young.
stcr We { iG, AMI IN the excellent society
OF the Young Lady coon forgot the dam,
roaring"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-13
k.AXlITa. CONsI>lINGN.

Cot Brntoai- lcctprring In the Eastern
ci'ies ia tae Union. ". asr,e with Il 60
lem Gray that he IS gu IT ln- IIoper
sphere. Let Inn 20 10 liz South. Iir
Nnith y dri c.ed 20 the Uinu is IaIrh So
IS the Colonel blnsril. 1T hun 90 wh.re
dIsnnlon IS famFaat--e here a out h /. /,
da' sef.- Gazette, Dee. On.
The diSpo ,lIlon 10 MT apparent givrut
;eTdtcr Ia srn'ineuis Universe ~ IL. de-
rests # lie As, anon, dir ecih: bat Ne
cannot he' lh!nhIig th i Nr Icit, udtin- .
'enden' 10 Great" rriJt!dlcs a-aiI,j ircIu-
reis IN ..,lynr .. promot-.~ su h a result. ~
dT,c Y. Woaid u uu, lie \. I'll for al Of ii,
. adopt i'm ecu - al hf,t liza NIX, ard
thea, die mri Z whether az 10 c,i,~pr.
hailtnc;ur. out rrnAfA, ?-l G,zctlr, Dec
lth.
EEMNRXs.-Prccept and practice
are hing OF all ca IrriY d,f rent hue ~ II
our ne,shbor, and while we do not adm ~
The taste II those wh, spei TX against i Isc
inrer IN advance, AMI jhlnk it boin m; 81
10 the ,c'u er and Injurious to tue Assoc,a-
ton, we MUSE Il i'm re a ptler that cas- ITS
own word oIce III three ", by dol /.
precisely whA' it avoaelly condemns.
"Cai. Benton hal better ~ South" says
the Gazette IN vance, bit when the NEW
,pe,ks OF Wend III poi,ip., which we did
not Justify, ths Gtzette con nences i SER
mon about such dirty work verify
MADAM" Sluiers u 'nnv OLD lady.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-13
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