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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

~ ~ AZ The recent election for .. / s
Es6aaor 10 Illinois the vote stood
e6tsphen A. Douglss 5a54
5Abssham Lincoln e5ae5 4d
'n Every member ofeach House was ia
his seat. This is rather remarkable
nouglasi received every Democratic vote
and, Lincoln every Republican vote.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

~Ths correspondence Of Dr.. Stout
dated the 7th should, have reached as in
time forour last, but we did not receive
3 until the 18th. Some of its news is
anticipated By the summary o: Legisla-
tiso news IN our last issue. - sf''a .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

HWe sec by the STATESMAN that
At the 9th Of January supper at Colum.
bus Mr. ArcHBoLp, responded to the fol-
lowing tesst: "The Union-it must and
shall be preserved iql h5A ,7asuH,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

y ~ The Legislature Of Michigan has
elected OK Gov. Bingham, Republican, to
the q. 8. Senate. He takes the place of
Stuart, Democrat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19
Kentucky Nominations.

n div Kentucky Nominauons. so
II 4 The Democrstic State Convention oi
Il t'Ksntscky have made the following nom
inatious: for Governor, B. Magoffin
fLtsot Governor. Lynn Boyd. Auditor
Giant Green, Guperintendent of Public
y ,Issecuetion, Robt Richardson. Atty Gen
!. ssaag Al Andssw J.. James. Rsgiste Of Lsnd
i once, Tsos y. Frazier. Pres. Board
q Internal Improvements. James P. Bates
/ stste Treasurer. James Garrard. Thi'
! 4 ) skst will be elected By from ten to 6fteer
> ,!,houssnd msjority. 2 50 7'i so.E'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19
-T1As Rspubllcsn Candidate for Gov
o1s 9ssal .a3am ernor. 49,

,Ja1iIt seems TO be pretty well understood
shas the Republican candidate for Gov
|, ,srnor win be William Dennison. Jr.. o
. Golnmbus. Giddings will have friends
: In the convention, but the Republican,
+, win be tso timid TO nominate him.
Chase viii 60 to laying wires for th'
prssidsntial nomination in 1860.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19
Hall Of the House Of Reps, J
CoLuMBUs, Jan. 1S, 1859 {

DEAR SrIRIr:-I wrote you Friday
evening last, 10 which letter ! gave you
to understand that an effort. was be-
ing made to amend our school law, 80
as to cut rs out Of several thousand dol.
lars of school funds. am glad to be
able to predict that We win succeed in
defeating the measure, though there Is q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

" t. Mr.. Fessenden, of Maine, was re.
elected to the q. 8. Senate on the llth.
BE is Republican of course. 1A-ro
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The London Times and the Presidents
Message.


The London Times and the Presidents
Message.
The London Times is terribly exercised
about the Presidents Message, and is
quite as severe in its comments upon 1t as
were the Republican papers in the United
States. 1t is very seldom the English
'Thunderer" is satisfied with the messages
of American Presidents. but tits especially
displeased with NJ. Buchanan's. Those
parts of it RELAXING to Cuba, Mexico and
Central America are particularly the sub.
jects ofits Indignation. The United States.
in the opinion of the Times, is too fond,
altogether, of acquiring territory, and ad-
ding to its dominions. 1t ought to i'm
itate England, whose moderation and mod
esty in that regard are too we'll known to
require comment. Within the last century
she has only acquired two empires as
srge as the United States-viz.: Canada
and India. She got them both by the
sword; while the annexations of the United
States have been by purchase, and by the
consent of the people annexed. The cen.
sures of the Times upon the President'i
Message are the best evidence in the world
that it is thoroughly American and patri.
otic. We hope it will be long time be-
fore our President writes such q message
as will be palatable to the clustering and
arrogant organ of British public opinion
I-Eaquirer. =. ...s ..".
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Horse Thief Frustrated

zai On last Sunday night an attempt was
msds to steal iine stallion, worth from
$500 TO $500, belonging to T. K. DAVIS
, Of the Monroe House. from his stable
IL ,wassbout IL o'clock, and the ostle,
fortunately going to the stable met the
thief at the door. The scoundrel made Q
.precipitate retreat and escaped.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

- The Sarahsville interest, in Noble
county will make strong effort during the
present session of the Legislature to OBJ
tain another vote on the county seat ques
ton. ~ t@
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

We copy the following from the Ssases-
man. Il commences where DR.. Stout's
correspondence leaves of: 4o
..s1..al5 THURsDAY, JaR. Is.
The Senate, yesterday, bill was in
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

The q. 8. Eenate has removed Doug
Ia from his position ras chairman Of the
eommittes On oTerritories, The Senate
ought 10 bs about ready 70 adjourn when
It gets ct 90 small business.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

~ The Secretary Of State in Indians.
Mr.. DuNHAM, refuses to give certificates
of election to the bogus United States
Senator'S, Just elected in that State. The
friends Of the bogus gentleman are terribly
exercised over rit, sdi4a2sb sa ss,1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

The Democrats have nominated G..
D. HoDorS for Congress, to gil the vacan-
ey caused by the death Of Hon. Tho. L.
HAasIs. In the Springfield, ILL.,, District.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19

sen and his noble deed at New Orleans
There was indeed feast Of reason and
aow Of soul The very best possible feel
ing prevsiled. The whole Democracy
was unit, knowing no east, no west. no
north, no south, no Buchanan. no Doug
las. On the reading Of the Sd regular
toast "The q Union-It must and shall be
preserved" Mr.. Archbold was loudly
called for to respond, who done SO in his
usua! happy style, amid cheers and ap.
plause.
Mr.. Geo,ge W. Shaklee and Mr.. VIM.
Heuning. students of r. II. Tanneyhill,
ESQ we're admitted to the bar to prac.
tice as attorneys and counselers at Law in
the various courts of this State, on the
1th inst.
When commenced writing / intended
to give your readers sketch Of the mau.
ner in which their money has been squan'
dered on the new State house, but il
would make my communication entirely
too long. I will refer to that subject in
my next letter. Yours, &C.,
JAS. N, STour.
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.,ue} e3oGw II vhsl 81 s@a FiHa1ls ,ss7
g z4gz rtise,sgsg ,sssaa IS sussss !
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

l. s thus that the payments Of Losses prin
cipally made n the morths Of October and Novem-
Der in each year and after the greater part Of the ap
pIoprati0ns FOR the year have been expended.
II the tax evies confirmed month earlier for
several YEAR 10 succession, 1t wonli take bn eight
years before the sane could be oIfrm.d in January
tie fret Of the financial year without hardship 70 tie
taxpayer ald thus obvete, in great degree the ne-
o,ssty Of issuing revenue bonds large amour.
ard tie oonsequert payment Of 50 gres, for in
terest thereon.
The followingiwil exhibit the taIes which are nov
in arrears zinc. 1893 sc lear as they can, with Ger
afr.v h. re3.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

THE SHINING FUND.
The ordnance establishing the Sinking Fund cannot
BE- anenc,d Ni'hout the consent of the Legslsture,
unss by settrg sssrt snd sppropristpg for the pur
pCsts OF the func ;dlilo nal revenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04
L..v..s ,e, Oa:...aeitl l.................

Ls.v.1r vet ou.-acir saelS -
Tli- A. ., De-; irclade the STOCK which has been 'e-
crg i,,ped for the lstd .sksD for the ner ressrv
and Er the Obstruction Of that work, which u
in $50 the o of g. 500 c00 Of water stock becomes
fpe but f,er that stock payable anti ls1O, wlen
a. go go IL due. sr-e pa Of ttes@ sf cs- h0~-
.ver j. h.1 by the Commissioner on which interest
.; r.ceived t, ihep fOr the b-neft ~ the Fund the
,,oi,spca establishing ,hs SANE Orovldng ths5 aon-
of 70. stock ehal be Cancelled untii .1e f. a. ,ft~mp
too tereUf
T. su thus be that after the redemption % the
.'oct cue 1900 the payments into the Slnkng Fu,f
viii BE- more h-n cuff icen q redeem tre stock IL
.fs become doe especially vheu i ]. Considered that
ell tie reel estate Of the city, vala'd at least at
$50 coo OC0 edged to this Fand, sud the net pro-
ceed- 81 any sales thereof are paG into II.
Nv tie same ordinance fund for the payment Of
the iut.rsst Cd this debt Was created, 10 Ehch l.
pledged the folL wing ~ The Cry and which
hove yielded the pas year as fJllo~s
y vf-.r. r..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04


TIE Public Bu,lopg Sock was created by vlftur ot
several Of the Legislature for the erection Of public
bindings ara the cons'ruct'on Of wharyes PIERS and
slips
The enm Of sl2 80 is to be raised by tax each year
nr,'l there shall be sufhcen amount 10 redeem the
Edu, a;ious Stock 10 1873. TEs sock vas created
purpose Of paying of the mortgage. % the prop
erty transferred by the Pabc SchOOi Society FOR tie
usa Of ne BOsrd Of Education
The interest on the debt well as on the Central
Park improvement stock, il TO b. paid by taxation,
m accordance with tte laws authorizing the same.
As | an Informed however, for two or three years
pa, ments have been MADE this account from toe
SiukIng Fund Interest account. The Charter provides
that the Conn Couuc shall not have the power 10
borrow any Of money whatever Oh the cre0t OF
the Corporation. except in anticipation OF The revenue
Of the year in which such loan 'hGl be made, unless
authorized by special act of the Legislature. II -
under tuis provision that Revenue Bonds IN snticpa-
Il O of the annual taxes have been issued For the
recon thst the expenditures from the Treasury on
nc, ut Of the Cry Government are princ pally made
befl the sxes are collected i becomes necessary to
incuo in the annual tax levy item fpr the payment
of nteres. these bonds. The amount required, ac-
cordny the estimate for the tax levy for this yesr
Will be S}2O, 600.
CEsTRaL-PARK AsSESsNEST BONDS.
The amount OF ths debt consisted, the LIST inst,
Of 81 Geo coo, payable on 9Th February, 1889.
Bonds we're issued for the purpose OF paying awards
for property included IN the Central Park which the
treasury obliged b advance until renburs 81 by
the collection of assessments upon the properly bene
fted by virtue Of ordnance Of the Common COun-
ell pass ed Uuder the authority of act Of the legis
latuTe of 1913 authorizing the Common Council to
issue bonds reoeomable from Assessments.
ASsEssMFST BONDS
am inforued b. state neus presented 10 ne by the
bookkeep.r and siock-oieIk ot the FInancs Depart
NJ, nj that the amount of assessment bonds now out
standing is 81 O95, 200, as follows:
per cent bonds PAYABLE in le...... S7ss6oc
Ier cent sment bonds payable IN l! S"o
,os57.o
And tis,s fr the redemption of these bonds those
which nag hereafter be issued, there are assessments
in arrears amounting to s. g937 73 beside property
purchased by the city for assessments amounting to
a considerable sum.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

~. x,o. ,nogu. ~ tbe crifirs water stock ss7et 49,
or tsi, n.i tIs b. r.is. ned soe can .,...
n beam ous....- 80. soifl~'
ana Zee 10 Low IL q Of u ey ne COI- .,,. $1,000,
ui.sio ~. Ct -. sinking f1I4... S.iol to7'~-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04


Amount uupEoyided for Jan. ssseS67O y
This debt mounted oo the lst Of January as, less
city stocks md securities held o. the Commissioner
10 $l0,75329i.
II will be seen from the foregoing statemeet that
duriug the past yesr, IT bss been reduced S>e,6li
This has arisen by The symeut oi water stock dae on
TIE lsi Gay % January Sols7V
frcu which dedUt additional soct i.suec. beyond
tNcbAI s,s OF payment II stocks for Genital PARK
Ard a1vAuces I3sde ron the securities held
hy the Commissioners toward the pay
stock l..1e.o
t. 49,. - u Il
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

MAKING The available surplus, Dec 80 1853 ...s4A6e2 el
a,ge part Of this surplus has, however, been al.
vanc,d 20 the sinking fund, e. fhe payment of the
city debt aud invested by tne Commissioners in
ccks or other securiti-s, held by them f-r .ha,
purpose.
The debt Of tie city reieemabe from taxation IL ~
f0liOes:
srup, ip,,s lmen,. Of 90 from 1855 70 os... s40D9
Five yer S;ock for Doois snd 81 paysb. IN
rus in.talments Of n 0Oo from 1861 20 ls76.... 5000
Five Per Public Education stoci. payable In 1878 4cJ
Six pr Public Stock for Rebuilding Tonpkns
I'm ,s;y - ta I6ss 1900
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

Te ,urrs ape for .s,e. prior 70 he year ending 1851,
are urreipallv ou personal estate. TIE subsequent
year, irclude mostly tsIes on real estate.
BESIDE this large sum 10 sIreAJs a. tppeaIs on N,
books in the Cottrortrs Office, there aIe personal
ts,,s or the books in the Ofce o. the hec.lVsf oi
T.,.s xbicb sre ro, returned 20 the C,ntroIlers
Oce, amounting 20 g. ,6g, so, thus makos the total
tax IL arrears: .~-sso.
P,T.or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-17
- wAsHINGToNsD b. C.. MONDAY. OCTOBER Ia 1850


: A Aeorrsspondent Of the Charieston Nsrenfy
gives = graphic aecountof the scsses cohnected
with the opening of this import tAnt
body. ffon which We take the ssbjoinsd inter-
lother thoughts were soon swallow ed up
By the sight Of the august assembly before us,
consisting Of the nobiest and most venerable
body of men on, whom our eyes ever rested.
There we're grave and honorable seniors ) men
ysnefsble with gray hairs and loaded With
henors IN Church and State, learned and elo-
9nent ciergymsn, judges, Governors, Ssnators.
htefery men; not Without some sprinkliue Of
thsl nery ere and flashing countenauce and
commanding presence Of Comparatively yoane
men, m whom one could discern readiness for
the great battle Of life and eternity. Does not
rsligien, too, give dignity and imprsssivsnsss
totno humsn couutenanee? The habitusl con.
temptation Of the grandest Of all subjects, and
the Practice Of good deeds, will leave It's mark
An the hnznsp face divine 1.-The ipdelible lines
Of sacred thsught, and noble resolve, and glo-
rious effort Such appeared to us the house Of
clerical and lay deputies who sat waiting for
the entrance Of the bishops 49, !.
AFTER a little delay, they entered the chan.
col "A procession, In their simple but elegant
robes At this sight, without previous concert,
svery person, cid and young, male and female,
in hat vast assembly rose to his feet with, in
stinctivs vsnsration-ss II the assembly Of the
other house was august, this was awe-inspiring
some Of them, amond the rest oar rood Bishop
Of South Carolina, had not arrived Bat We
counted twenty-six prslates--many Of them tall
and nneicokine men ~ The venerable Bishop
ola age and infrmity, Bishsp Meade, of viz
ginia, next in senierity, tskss his place As pre-
siding officer. Among them We we're clad to
sec the Lord Bishop of Novs Scotis Who "a
making a tour through the States and every.
whsrs feesissd with respect and honor. His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-17

sEsTn CANE FowLss sBusrsEss,--In an article de.
seripfise Of the business OF noted game-cock
Fsiser In Pennsylvania, the Charleston Mercury
communicata the following information: 90
-" Annnxily, the Doctor tesn his stsains by tak.
lag fowls one year old, putting short steel gafts on
eech. ehey are then permitted 10 fight until they
ere ntesaily cst 20 pieces The cold steel entering
NE nesh af every blow, and the fowls standing Il
unninchingly. II one chance to ruu, OF goes the
beads Of Al his line, both male and female In this
way be maintains the great name his stock re-
quined; for were their parity doubted their value
would fall shout nve hundred per cent. Our
Dieades may Aeen this ektrsvagaht; but when we
tell them that AZ his strains coinprsing Mexican,
Tsrt.f RatflsF, Scion, Derby, Stanly, Irish Ser,
sEeass s.i cosntssfsis, besidss many eSosses,
comnmnd ~ Tor sag and one pullet $40 for
ltag and two puiies, $40 for cock and hen, and
5iS fa 2 tio, while the clippers, the sfted
e9s THO Cor young oses, sheyiwin not think the
Reseen@ke sxaggegseed. I An glasses posohase
them-eoekefs foF The purpose Of winning nnoney;
sarper. impsove the laying powers ana tender.
.nea of hesh of their fowl; fshcien Tor their own
.amueementI There n no disputipg the fact. that
sgeod game fowls. crosssd even wiihoommon enss,
enineney improve them, sad hence are useful 10
s'e-s1 -zofdE t1fl sfftGa fess
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: CABINET WARE. 90. .5. -
80 HOUSE gKNfsHING "a
!. cWARE-ROOM, 81

w .WAkE-ROOM, ~
SAS No. ais sPzsksyIyAxiA Axxsux ~
Nov stoFs e she lisss.s sna Eost so@Ests as
the eitizsns Of Washi1gton, Ge0rgetown, Aisxsn-
sSs sSt = Psror
- upholstered IN Brocatelle. Silk Plush, and Hair
eilt-frsms Pier and Mantel Glasses, '"sgas61 -
Gilt Brackets with Marble Slabs, .s5Sis
Marble top Centre and other Tables,
MshoGsny, and Painted, with or wEhout Mar
II ossw wood, w slnut, and M.hogany Bsdssssds,
8 Rosewood, Wsinut, and Mahogany Marble. top
ID and other Bureaus, ahaJ &. ! tf1;fs e. 80,
Roseyood, Walnut. and Mahogany marbls-top and
o.f. W.isat. and M.hosany msrbls1top Side
Marble top and other Et.geres, with arrorarack.,
Handsome Walnut and MshogAny Wardrobss. -,
Het.racks In Oak, Walnet, Mahogany, aud Iron,
walnut snd Mshossny Sofas and Tets-a a-ts tss,
Reclaim linn sns = e s!se,;y bolox chars. - y
G6sirs oi every Ss.crip ion and stIis e.ha4 ~ !,
EStension fsbl . in Mshosany. Walnut. and Oak.
Wo.k,tshIes, Tepoys, Maais-stsnds, and DrsssinG
Pi.os::prins U.der ned. and spnns Stats, ia-.' -.
Ess Mssss snd d3ssiha shscs ssa Iss
Bolstsrs ard Piloys of sqperior suslity. isfs.l4
IT oweis and Napkins. % silf3s boa el',,4e fl-,,
: Also. an extensiye assortment of China, Class
snd PLATED Soods, Table Cutlery, JaPanned Goods,
We w are nov S erstsssd 70 furnish hosss, bc.rdinx
hDssea, and private dwellings complete, on liberal
S YEA stsvtf ss o1s.a &c. w. BoTELER. I,
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thoughi eoosidefed rather sharp than otherwise.
has been scfved some very acute tricks Among
the rest, NJ hAte heasd Of poor cobbler who
made . league With him, and aftes enjoying every
earthly bleassngs he was waited upoa at the end
of thea term ~ his brinntone majesty, who de-
m1ndod bis eoul stssl5, q l nsst - isfaYf Ia
] The cobolef took . sharp knife, and ripping on
ias sols q his shoe threw Il a the feet p his "
2 sWhsf does this mesnf cried the latter. = = ~
Il ioek 1.-the eenfssct.p MAS the reply Of the
, Satan examihed .fhe contract, and found that
the word was spelt sois, which only entitled him,
= the piecs of leather. He turned on his heel.
and went of scratchfng his-head; and he has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-17

WOOD AwoOD@.. Hickory, oak. and Pine
spared or in the cord length .aal0l - " s1f.s
~ D.. ..el.s 80 z: J. 4 w. ~. GALTra..r =
Propnetors Of tho City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Foot Of 18th St, below War Depart
LQmce-N. w. cor. 18th aud G sts.. No. 541.
Orders let At either ace win receive prompt
attention. ~ ID t'esi Af f0Ih se Is
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sMIsCKLL.ANr0Us,
. asaa s4lSCkLLAN30Ua a.r,ise ises.rs, |.
g. Mas. WiNsLOW, T-----77
lss:sis . s. ssssason ee Il mosSsrs SSs'e'Aa S.a
500 THING JSYRUP,,ap
MAS. WINsLOW


: NUV THIN g. SYRUP
l4sjsnl :, Fer Chlldren Teething, saisifai ~
Ias dc gas rsneisr al .iis, n asf
PAIN ana spasmodie action, and il
SIRE TO REG ULLTE THE BOWELS
Depend pPon it, mothers, viii give yssrsslses and
RELIEPAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have p RSs Y ssS :sS This sss s and
ne. ss't mis- ( 4 isy sgrD s1ais e
sscf cusswINsLow,s l.sea,.l9 .s:s am:,, ,,:s .s-
sssss SS ss - f.ss SOOTHING e a:
e e e hssYRuP, asiisses via ].
iskss o. il ma EcaI .1sess and msdiesi
viFtuss Wsspsak Ia this ms,terss vHAr wf DO KNOW y
| Tios roi rHs EbLsIIMfsr OF WHAT VIZ HAT pr.
tag fro and e4hansion, relief win be found III ateea
III. rssabis prepsrsSu s : L. s On. of n.
most ErP KRIENcED and sKILFUL NURSES In New Enr-
land aad has been nsed With NEyKRYALING syccIs n
aa7tt i THOUSANDS OF CASES sss,., 81.
not ouy relieves the child from psn but n,eerstes the
energy the whole will almost relieve
GhIriserIs IN THE BowxLs AND wIxD CoLIc,
and overcome eonSulsi which, II not speedily
AND 3 nTFOR sssys ns 4 the sEs1
in all cases Of DYs-t CHTLDk EN- iEHTEnT and Dias-
a1;... f,nm !, sss;a DsEs .hsh:s !.
cause w. wouId every mother who h.. ekd
yoU& PRKJUDicEs, aNoa THR pnEJuDICR n or ora rss.
stand between child and relief that viii be
@sy a.:a F"Ii s %: an: a.s ~. Fl is
Ss On sas 4: outside ss ss:,,: ..,c.s
PSiseis.i Na d csaa. 81 s.rsss.a sa wi e
yPrce ouy IS Gents per Bottle os ff-d&wfy
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.HThe other night when the aurora Bers,
Ais eyerspread the frnanent, the ,sieht was
Do unosunl as to excite noe b few, and solsS
were frightened slmest ont of their Wit. Tbere.
vS Peter R--, for ipstanes, Who went e the
dosfr snd saw with omassusnt the sky liehtea
up snd he concluded that the world Vay on
ire aud that Judgment day had eeme 2. he
gazsd awhils in speeehless terror st the soens.
and vish ! yell of hsrrof sprsnE into fEe' md
and ran asd screamed, and pfaysd Ike a
AWKWARD sinner. This aRaksnsd hfs wffs. who'
seeing her husbaud running and sersaminr
about The yard, called to him b tell her whst
on earth was the natter. So Peter, whst Il Tn
matter with you ~ said the. astonishsd vifs.
. what MAKES you run and set up such q tsrri.
BILE noiss ~ But Peter said never word ii
her.. There uss long score e sins akainst
hin, and the tine for fuIl ssttlsmsnt = Be
thought hsd come, and he vss heedlesG ma
calioas Of his wife's sppeais, aud all other ter.
rsstisi thing. fhs wife bsosms. lS1sssSIJ
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