The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-02
E,utcrous.
Nothing TO Wear.

Twas ali awful hot day, the sun set the
night before in red nest, and hatch cd out
the hottest day that ever caused an old logy
to hist blue cotton 'umbri'--the earth
was parched till the cracks could be used for
boot jacks, the grass wilted ike toad in
snow storm, the flies went to sleep under the
| toad stools, and moiasses was 100 lazy to run.
| had cent N my pocket, and the II eat gave
the Goddess OF Liberty upon 1t n rush of blood
to the head causing her TO look as if she
had the humps on both sides, and a warl on
her nose. 1t was some hot. | was setting
upon box marked triangle q trying to keep
the corners Of my shirt collar from sliding
down into my boots. The horn buttons OF
my coat had already melted and stopped up
| the hole Of my night key. felt SO kinder
| Habby that believe you could have cut but
| ton.holcs in my ribs and buttoned them to
my toes. Things were kinder coming focus
| TO me, when along came friend ia q wagon.
| call IL a wagon, but it looked more like a
| fodr. wheeled hen.coop. II was dawn by
to something's ; suppose they call them
! horses, but never saw more knitc.h handle
material and less flesh, than we're inside
those two hides. verify believe tbat if they
| had sn,ezed they would have blown themsei-
YES out Of their skins. Ny friend sings out.
'Halloo Jack, you want to go a swinmlng!'
VILLA Butcher Boy eat dumplins hardF
says |, and i'll jumped. | found four other
| friends slowed away under the seat trying to
keep shady, the driver brought down his
ae a upon Tn VIC So Two hdG les very many several
cor,,ct and ,r.nr conz;d,r.LIn nf =, ar,rf 7,
onnIoeins on, ct,,tsI ard hal ErI r;in
The Wheels hahn, hren arr,seI smna Nah
wore Lis Ir.t ,,i,.Lt r,,, ,nd ,h,,. r,,r;,I'.J
ne with some ,;ch rs,' ca, .ora ,n,,';a
wjil.iLn Iin1 wba,I. ,era ,,r;'i,n,r ia Ill
March in SAM y D,n f'rn ,snnni, nn,.o ,I,'
in ".Jo,dor r. q hord ra,J f. tr,v.I ~ cro.,,
time the wheels Womb 90 Goyr1 in,o a ruJ
the Mon .I;clnton-.rLG baJ thc atr,ng LoI,
-rc,.Id witch his hind le,, mn oiyne w. n
iolt llat would cause our Gh,ns to come into
iuxtopos,ion with The tocs Of onr bnots |
had iis! made IN NV u,n1 TO ret out and
walk ahead when we arrived al the sea
shore, that paradise Of lo,p clans. the Eden
Of Crabs, we had nothing to lie TO, 50 we tied
to it-and down into the surf. We all dis.
roied and leaving our clothes in the wugon
at given si.nal dove into the "mult,ndin.
ous s,as" | went under head and ears. emf
my toe on n clam shell. and came no, I sp;t
out s,,pdrv pehhle stones scratched , shn,c
out of my Head. danced on one foot tin
barst the bubbles in NV cars. when 7 became
aware that INV com,adaS were shnutinr n,e,iv
lustlr. pushed The hair OFF Of nv r2rs and
what sight fora nervous mani IN he
darred if the animals had, II not scarab ot ,,n
spIasniDr in the waters or else thrv had smell
al 1'.t' ma '"tJ "efe U,l '"e no,nN ','''~''
WIN II! our clo'ieS' lHey iaPrt'!, "l,TP,
ncarea from S,g"', olu StI!hS h"'t il1''A l'S
,[h"'S "&~'!at ''le oaSn o"aiu AZ every 'n''
y, w IA IN W, interesting cr'''"soN' l'Ho i'I
+ 'ota Icf'AiSyS' h'e in''cS rom hoIne.
"is'la WIS c'',.:A?f narN o"eM ,,o,v tn'"
once t'''' 'i'"o,' was o''''','iI p" ,t 'ol
very 'uN'y We We H's9." IL t''o ""'e' VIZ 1 "a,
NN'HA o"HVI ''ne p"'en ~, '"'s'asH; ",,n ,;'o
water s1aNe" nl'o"E" IA w e"1," !'t'to :"e
Shi'' %,ch we cu' S'loN LOT " n',sn"oi" NY
Gorhii'l"' ana h"u Jua' 60, AMY w" "1t';
DOWN came TWO 'o'"s oi Tue PIt''l'S. anu
S9uc'est ooar , ,S'loo' g''IS tnaI eyer wore
pl,o'le'S' we were co,i9'a'ul','"e Uul
series upon our escape; "hgh VIC h'a'u l''''
iIch iFi,n proSue VIC hcIFp t'e corn C @
i'S' Al" a'Vo'It crying 'oLaNe MIN 9""Ne
t!hn' ana hau Jus. Vlhe 10 c.iho 'fce, W"Gh
up fGShce Inc most open co'sh'ena'ceI pTii-
oog eyer saw VIVA ho'Ae'y NSagcu 'el'c
gentleman behind num- sure ai:,' yea
pretty group OF ihooel artistS up 'hefe' ye
b'acHGuardS; ye was aitmer s,atng Slhue'
man corn was ye! Inc ua'hsc' were