The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-10-12
'em up and smashed their old mersheen


all to pieces!"
4 thank the Gods she cride. Thou
didst full well, and hence4th I ware thee
IN me hart of hartsI And Moses she
layin her he'd confidently agin
his weskit, 'dost know I sumtimes think
that thow wastest of noble birth!'
No. SEE he, wildly ketching hold Of
hisself, YOU don't say so!' 10 !. t'
Indeed do I. she sed your dead
grandfather's sperrit csmest to nae the
othe- mite, and ses he, Moses is disguised
Juke!' 9fa ,a-.iia1'-j A5Hoo .3 ia'a
You mean Duke ses Moses.
sa'Dost not the actors all call it Juke!,
she sed sternly. '''iL el'i'o'
Z That settled the matter "5'Is--'3
L hav thought of this thing az sed
Moses abstractedty. If 1t is so, then thus
it must be! 2B or not 2B that airs the
question:! But no more of this now
Dry up o life-life, you're too many
for mel He tore out some of his yaller
hair. stamped on the floor wildly and was
gone. H@Ha aass11 siIi -TsjMa. lo te.s
bga hs3b8ndCHAPTER ILL., aoiiemeu
uai o. rs. THE PIRU7 FoILED. tlvt.4ia
Sixteenlong and weary years have clap
ed since the seems narrowated in the last
chapter took place. A noble ship, the
Sary Jane is salin from France to Amer
iky, through the Wabash Canaul. A pi-
root ship is in hot pursoot of the Sary
Jane. The capting of the s. j. looks fa-
teeged & as though he had lost all his par
unts.3d The Pirut is clost on to him, and
he is about givin in, when fine lookin
feller in russit hutes. and buffaler over.
cut. rushes forrered and seq to the cap
ting, gi tG3s sid eau.sI oi si9sgre sfs
1o Old man! go down stares. Retire to
tie starboard bulkhead. lie take charge
Of this Bote!' .r-aHaZ 5es.L
'Owdashus cussi'- said the Capting,
away with thee or shall do mur.rer-
6er-r.r!h Il .s9glqgH q se8u.p avN
d. Scarcely. sez the noble Teller and he
drew diamond hilted sword, and cut the
cnptiDgs he'd Of. sad is.iUas5.a O. arse
- o that should liv to becum q ded
bodyP sed the cspting as he fell to the
deck He exuired shortly sfte-warwds
bein fatally killed. aofHo4 .asua 10
People, said the noble feller, line the
Juke de Moses
7 % "0ld hoss, me thinks thou art blowin!
sed q outh of forty.9 summers, and the
luke cut off his head likewise. Don;
print any verses on my deth in the noos-
,,onars The r,,, r., ~, N I,
as he fell ded on the deck, for yer do lie
hant yerH hatsta6fi .ealG -3.,m e7at ss
1'Peoplei' continued the Juke, Il alone
kin save you from you buddy and IN
principled .piruts! What, hoe there! A
peck of oats!' The oats was imejitly
brawtr The Juks took them. and brave
ly mounted the jib-poop He threw then
onto, the towpath. In q mint the leadiI
horse hitched to the Pirut Bote. Gun
alonga stopt. and commenced fur to de
your tie oa.s! The driver swor
and hol!ered at him. terrible. but b.
wouldn't bulge an inch. Meanwhile th'
Ssry Jane, her hosses on the clean jump
was fast leavin the Pirut ship! ga7r: y
4 e, Dnct agin do I escape deth!' sed th
Juke. between his clenched teeth, still o'
the jibpoop. iii ..m4a ssl I'd sqo7 sal
Ia fa,rfs "a CHAPTER w. Bed
The WANDERERS Return. 3-.-
i The Juke was Moses the Sassy. II
had bin in France about 6teen years, ar,
now he was home aginl in Bosting. II
had sum trouble in getting hisself7 &C
knowledged as Juke of France. as the Or
leans Dienasty and Borebones, were fer
nenst him, but be finally conkered, an
now he had crossed the deep blue G t
git bis own Elizy. She knew him t
, onct, as one of his ears and porshun O
his nose had bin chawed off liz his fight
with opposition 6remen durin boyhood'
sunny hours: They were marridid an
jwent to France. to reside 10 their dues
Psllis which was got up regardlis Of ez
pense. They had severia! children, an
and lived to green old age. beluved 'b
all both gra:e and small as the Polo
sez. .. ~.
The Print Csptin was captured, trid'
, convicted and sentenced to read all th
} letters that Messrs. Giddings and Wis
. shall write for the ensooin years. II
friends are endeaverin to git his sentunc
commuted to imprisonmentfor life. ! hot
. lin each, day to be devoted TO readin Il
Canada papers He SEE this sentunt
, was worsef than tother one was. Sti
he don't csse much ss long as he geta b
meals regular.
This is my LIST attempt at wridn q Ts
, & tits far from bein perfeck, butiff b
? indoosed folks to see that in 8 cases OF
OF 10 they can either make Life as barrs
d as the Desert of Sarah or ss joyous {
flower gardiLg. my Object will hsv bin .
complished. Adoo.
hsAN OPP CHALLENoE.--Mr. Villa
Harding, of Cincinnati, offers to BAT
, Benjamin Smith, also b resident of Oil
. lcinnati, sged 80 years. to run . foot RAJ
with any man in the world of simil
d age, one or two hundred yards, for Il
!. sum of IS, 900. q bieii q i sEHT
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