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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

distinction should be broken down to
bring the rich and the poor, the rulers
and the ruled, the master aud the
slave, the respectable and the degra.
led all on a level Can this be the
meaning Of this texta I think not,
but believe it simply means to hs
content in Whatever condition in life
you are placed. lfyou are rich, treat
the poor with kindness, and not with
oppression; ii yjhr are a master,
treat your servants or slaves in the
same manner, not with severity.
Perhaps YOU will think that | am
in favor of slavery. | am not. lam
opposed to slavery, especially in the
North but not becsnse it is in oppo
sirion to that higher lao (Which
think il is nuO but becausr it wonld
6e injurious to our States in the North.
But nm for giving the South It's
'equnl rights; and am ailling to give
up the slaves at any time when found
Amongst us. Let those States that
have passed their Personal liberty
Bills repeal them and lei the North.
srn newspapers quit eternalIy harping
OH the South ami her institutions and
II il would settle the question to draw
II line At SO d1g 80 min, why, do it,
aud then let us have peace and good
will among us. This would give
Congress sufficient tim" 70 do up their
business aud still have time ior few
to slid 1T once in II while to fight
dues and get killed, which would Gn
great many casus) be another blesslny
tU our country.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
A FRIEND TO THE UNtoH.
lam emtatIon Of Virginia.

Ever renowned and patriotic souI'
OF every Cline, hear my sad tale
When young Was beautiful and rar
aud rich in drmain. was couriet
by Kings, Princes and Mobiles o
every grade, Their crowns and chain,
aud VAN usurped titles ol Lords
Dukes auI EArls, utterly di,lained
married, and my consort's uame wal
Llbvrty. Soon became mother
and my children were many. lther
tet Tor poor mothers everywhcr., ant
welcomed 'hsir oppressed children
from every nation. Never WAS a.
exile refused home upon my hnspi
t''ble ami happy shores. Ny children
made laws neither hard nor oppress
lvc,as favorable to aliens a. 10 natives
free from tyranny Of every kind
With deSpots they claimed no relation
ior they We're patriotic, generous am
brave. Their shinin! steel male
.yrants trelnble, as Yorktown can tell
whlle their r!uquence grdced the
Congress balls anu Senate chambcIs
OF every COMMERCIAL nation undtr thc
sun.
But their end had coma; the G,I
ol nature called them hume. and | wa:
lett alone to mourn Their loss. Now
III my tI'buatlon, oh, ye spirits Of my
lIiuslrlous dead, in pity lonk down OH
your distracted Mother. Your father
ls dead, lor Liberty is gone, an am
deprived ol my freedom. In my early
days | gave my rich and iertilt plain.
To strangers, and to nv poor relations
After a lew years they became numer
GUS and independent. Then they
denied my friendship. desp,sed IN,
laws, and sanctioned N ,gro Anaiya
nation. For tho A rican rae.
always despised, and held them il
,uiJugatIun, as an inferior creation
This | nave been taught by Divine
Revelation ; aud while live no white
man within my territory shall con
S'der a ncgr" his equal. -
But the black -hsarted villains n w
think they will kill and divide my
chIldrcu, like an OK at the sIlambles.
Fhey will surely fail In this, iur mv
children are too many lur them. anrI
will never allow any man to disgrace
my legislative halls. who could only
get there wh,n backed by sw1r q AMI
baynncts Therefore, my beloved
sons | appeal 10 you, in mothegly
affection, and pray that you may b.
united show ynur lovt Tor me Al
the prIls. by Letting the world kn w
that Virginia must not b. diviI.d Il
also apleal to all those who were
driven By oppression from their
homes, u iaco VI ancient standing.
who always reward The gmd and
discard the evi! but who still remem
ber the Dark Lanterns and midnight
oatbs oil our eneinies, not to be in.
duced to'snpport vsudal institutions,
but stani firm and united, put rebel
lion down, and then we will flourish
once more under our glorions
CONSTITUTION.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

AN anecdote is related Of a young
preacher at city church, who had
for his text a verse fon the parable
OF the fen virgins, and in the Course
Of his sermon, explained:
"That in olden tiliies il was custo
nary when the bridegroom and the
pride we're coming for ten virgins 10
go out to meet them, and escort them
home - five OF those virgins being
males and five femslss."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
Horrible Murder IN Indiana = wAOis
Family BuIchered,


A correspondence OF the Illinois
StaatS Zeitnag in a letter dated La.
tayetle, Indiana, October 10, writes
as follows:
"For many years past, Germal
by tho nsTe Of Stark, with his family,
consisting of wife two grown dau
Hhters AM three aons, between the
ases OF sixteen and twenty-fonr, has
resided upon large farm Of over tw,j
hundred acres, about seven miles ftorl
Paoli; and has not otony, by his irds,
latigable industry, acquired q lsrgl
amount OF property, but also by bill !.
peaceable, hOnest aud friendly diapo
sitiou secured .he good will Of b.
neighWrd;wh are mostly Americaif
This farm was somewhat isolated; =
nearest dwelling being distont from o. 2
about mile and halt. This ms4
| it possible Tor the abomniabe deed.
Which this entire family were y
victims to remain cnncealed over 70.
and twenty hours. Last WednesdiI
Il cattle trader from Salem, went
Stark's larm in order 10 tran1acs son
business with him. lie was surprise
at not seeing, about tho grounds or :.
the yard, the well known faces .
any Of the family. He knocked
the door aid received no answer.
This crested suspicion that h, T,
was not right, eui hs lorcai hIs wa
into tho hous1 through Onu Of 4.
back winluwa. On entering &. 'y'
house, his eyes waa greeted ~ q no.
ribIe spectacle. On the a1Or, in
pool of hail-1ried blood, lay the far
mer with his skull terribly shattered.
Not far from him on tho bed lsy hi
wife, also dead aud bloody, while |
different parts OF tha house were th'
three sons and the two daughters, o
murdered. either with cuts from
knife, or blnws from SONS blunt in
srumcnt. The house itself must hav
been the scene Of 81 we're comba
since every thing movable wac br
ken, and throughout the house raa
Of tis mnst terrific violence were d.. /!
tinctly visible. The hnrror-strue,
cattlo trader hastened to the neares
farm and alarmed the whole neigh
borhood. In the afternoon, the az
thoriiiea arrived ar the spot. Til. Z
most accurate inquiry furnished o.
clue to the perpetrators, other this b,
that the crime was prIlably promptd
by desire for plumber.
This event has, of course. Greats
an immense excitement among lhS
people uf tho neighbOrhoOd Eve
possible exertion WAS made to d.
cover the murderers. But 80 far the
have not succeeded in detecting Il
smallest trace OF them. The phySi.
clans declared that the act waS
probably committed either on Monday
night or Tuesday. The general opin.
ion in the neiYhborhood iS that the
asssssins have escaped with theit
booty over the river into Kentucky.
The wors, Of it 10 that in the countiss
Of Indiana the police authority 10 for
tho must part inexperienced hands,
unequal to the investigation and dis.
cUvereS of crimes 80 mysterious and
complicated" ..,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
T What nart OF a anldiera dnt

U What part OF soldiers duty
would the ladies' take tho most de-
light in I We wrote 'rreser; aruls,"
bat asnarly old Bendict at onr elbow
suggests Stress parade. We would
not stand in his shoes :f his wife
sboald dnd him oa.,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

AT a hotel table one boarder re-.
marked to bis neighbcr:. s.This ma,
be healthy plscol for chickens.
"Why !" asked the othsrI isBecaus
Ipsvsr sse any dssd ocs hersebcuN-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

rHE object and probable resuts
tie Emancipation Proclamation hav
oien been discussed in this vicint,
and it hsa been Invariably charged b,
Democrats that the workings thoreo'
vge intended to be subversive Of the
Constitution The following article.
ifOm the Boston Commonwealth, II
Republican paper Uf the straightesl
SECT, acknowledges all we have even
claimed, ltappea-s under the title 81
a Plain view Ofthe Proclamation
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

LloHr PIES. "A certain lanilady,
It is said, makcs her pies so1ight that
her dodgers can see to go to bed
without candle, after having ea.ss
q moderate sized pie. " t.anr ri Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

An old lady in Pennsylvania had
great aversion to rye, and would
never eat i. in any form. "'Till'of
late," said she, 'they hsve got to
making itinto whisky, and | cab now
and then, worry down q Iittls." .lys
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

In this envions srd calumnious
world, every grea, man walks with his
head in 8 cloud Of poisonous dss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
4, +. CHANGE OF THE.
SGlOIO AND HOOKING VALLEY
RAlLR ROA, D.

SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.

-. UUMWEh hhhANUEMENT. >. =
0Nsnd after Monday, April 18th, 1881 trims,
B " will runs as follows:
J- Come sNoRrH-Mail Train leaves Portsmouth
81 roo 4. NJ; arrives at Hamdsn at lO:l5 ?. X
.1aking cloaeoonnection with through trains. TO
1Atistta ana Cincinnati Railroad for ALL point.
1A.t and West. Accommodation Train leave
Iernmouthu l;sos Y; arrives at Hsmden at
.aoYs soufH-- <coommodstion Train lo.y
Aamdsn atsaS = t;srrivss at Portsno outh
3 D .; arrives 81 Portsmouth ats :ooP. n. =
Il Thsough Tickets for Marietta. Ch,,I,coth
ndnnstl and Columous, ,oaA be procuisd ttb
Z 4e1hptee,sss st,sastsd fAtss.
4 n RHSx s,,s,ss,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-19
The Ohio Canvass.

The reporter of the Chicago Tims tele-
graphed to that paper from Bucyrus, on tho
evening OF the 18th inst, as follows.
The great Democratic mass meeting Ia this
city to-day is Just over. Ii was the largest and
most enthusiastic political gathering ever held
In Northern Ohio, and II afforded In its mighty
outburst of popular sentiment, additional and
inst ground Of hope that the coming October
election will result In glorious victory.
Within the last month similar meetings have
been held oil over the State, and everywhere
have the people been enthusiastic for the return
Of Mr.. vallandigham. There is no mislaking
the sentiment in every town and county. The
masses are thoroughly aroused TO the import.
| ance Of the election, and deeply indignant at
the Administration for inalctlng so many cruel
wrongs upon their fellow citizens. Mad
dened By the foul outrages upon their own
liberties, they are determined to spare
no time, no money, no effort, TO
place the exile Vallandigham In the guberns-
torisl chair. The canvass is thorough and
complete. The Abolition leaders are stricken
with dIamsy. Hating Mr.. vallandigham with
villainous bitterness, because he has .always
been fearless and determined enemy Of tbelI
Revolutionary schemes, they have made stupenr
ous exertiona to secure his defeat. Thousandl
Of dollaFs have been spent for this purpose, enc
hundreds Of speakers have boon imported &
harabgue their party, yet they have accomplish
cd nothing, Their canvasa has been spIritlesa
The people will not turn out to attend their meet
ipgsi and 90 perfectly reslstlessnis the tide 0
the constantly increasing Democratic elemen
THAI even Republicans are heard 10 admit the
valaudigham willsweep thestase; busthey boas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-19
SUNDRIES-

MO. I Mess Macksrsi, PiokIsd Salmon. Smoked eal-
IN mon, Smoked Hsibut, Hominy, "samp,' Ufan-
Nutmeg Pine Apple and W. r. Ohsesc; Bprnete Fls-
yoring Hxtracts Canned Green Corn, aiesa Pea fans
Apple s''' * @ocoL&, ssts MiLns ! McporAfpS,,m
itmayls-d1y 18s1 sA3lsd No. le3 South hlsh So
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-19
OF f,eemen--and bid all The petty chickering's Of
earth keen eilenoe befora Him. = s.'.-T7---e

OF freemen---and bid all the petty bicksriues of
earth keep silence before Him. = - a.lIsTe-
Instead OF engaging 10 this uuhoJy and IN.
tpatriotio etrifey and threatening to resist the
laws Of theland, and endsngering the peaoe Of
Soeiety, les ne prepare diligently, And With hope
ful hearts, for the hardseips and suferings ofths
coming winter Heaven has blessed Us with
abundant crops, bus thousands of the Door are
unable to purchase, Let us begin 10 time, and
use every effort to provide for them, and secure
them against suffering. And let US exert our
selves to the utmost TO return to duty the many
brave but misguided men who have lef. theIr
country's fig In the hour of danger, and God
will yet bless us and our children, and our
children's children will thank us for not de-
spairlDg Of the retublo 10 lie daTkes. hours of
disaster, and stilhmore for sdherIng to aud pre-.
serving, amid the fery trials of war, conserva
tive sediments and the riebts aud civil liberties
OF the young confederacy, FITIkliF4
In witness whereof zsbulon B.
Vance, our Governor, Captain
IL. General and Commander-in Chief
hath sigDed these presents and
caused the great seal OF tho State
to be affixed ..B
Done at the city of Raleigh, this 7th day Of
September, A. d. 1863, and in the year of
American independence the 96th. ] 's'
z.B. VANCE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-19

loudly about tho soldiers vote, and think thai
VIII save them Democrats are, neverthe eless
perfectly confident, not only of majority Il
the State, but Of 90 great o mel jority AZ TO pre-
clude any attempt which the radicals may make
to overreach II by the soldiers vote or by any
other unfair meaus. Vallandigham will icer-
tain,y carry the State by at least 30 OOO ma
jority .,....a. ,'......... 80 ,r
This resume Of the campaign and these COZ
illusions l heye derived from conversations held
to day with Tromiuent members Of the party
who have been oanvassing the State constantly
since the nomination OF the ticket. They have
wltuessea the Tremendous outpourings Of the
party, w ich have all along been unparalleled 10
the political history of the country. IL ia
gratifying toymake this announcements 70 your
readers, athopsa pds Of whom 10 the Northwest
are awaiting the election in Ohio with intense
Interest, Il is gratifying TO know that the peo-
pie have done with Abolition despotiam ant
milltary usurpation in Ohio. .'e'oF ~
TIE meeting to-day was an immense gather
Ing PeoploGweie hesaoin large delegations
rom ok Commissioning Of them coming BY
Wagon and boEeback upWards OF fity miles
ihousands also came by rail, the PIttsburgh
rors Wayne and Chicago railroad running. sew.
eral extra trsius to accommodate tho unusual
demand The unmber present 10 variousIy esii'
mated az from Fifty to eeveDty-6vc thousand
Those coming In teams formed immense pro-
oessions' one OF which was Eve ml!ea long
The view Of thege ptoeessions was brilliantly
picturesque. Along the whole line nca'ed ban.
nsrs, the national colors, patriotic mottoes, and
tbe like-all forming an endless variety Of col
ors aud devices, difficult TO, describe. the air
was hlled With aounds OF martial muciof and
btusa'bands, there being Of the latter over twen
ty-fve different companies present. Every
kind OF vehiole--wsgon, buggy, stsge cosch,
aulky, dog-cart-Was pressed Into service TO
convey the in.pouring thousands. Others rode
on horse back, and among these were nearly
one hundred young ladies, dressed in red, white
and blue And, 10 addition to all this, there
were no less thap fifty wheeled and covered
platforms filed with young ladies representing
the thlrty-four States Of the Union. II was
an unprecented display, the like Of which was
rarely seen before.
The meeting was held on the fair grounds,
just south Of the city. Speaking commenced
| from threa different stands at about o'clock
and continued until after O'Clock. The en-
thuslasm which was manifested throughout the
speaking Was wonderful. Human pen cannot
describe the intensity of interest which was be-
slowed upon each speaker, nor could an Inn
mense army have drowned the laundering cheeft
Of the crowd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-19
Platform Of the New York Democracy.
The Democratic State Convention Of New
York, held in Albany on the 9!h and 10Th inst,
unanimously adopted the following excellent
platform; a ,s8xs girahrs ..e3 eti.. Ia /
PLATF0nhI REsoLUTIonn.

Rsso.usd, That We reafhrm the platform adopted b.
the Democratic Convention Of 1863, viz, FyrSt That
We will continue TO render tho Government sincere
and united supportin the Of all legitimate means to
wasp and to maintain the Constitution H." bs
ieving that sacred Instrument founded In wisdom lby
our fathers, clothes the constituted authorities with
full power to accomplish such purpose; Second, Tha
BY the following fesoluton unanimously passed BIZ
Congress In July 1861 the Government was pledged %
the policy ncucated therein, and which cannot bs dc.
parted from without violation Of the public faith viz
Rssolaed That the present deplorahle civil war hal
been forced upon The country by the dsunionsts ol
the Southern States now In arms against the constitu
tlohai Government end In arms around The cApital
/ feeling Of rere pasElon or resehtmenh yilrecolec
only their duty 10 the whole country that this war q
not waged on their part In any spit Of oppreaon ol
tor any purpose0 VI conquest or for tptesng with The
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WAN EED-KNITTINa MAoHINE)-RNmers,
w Volunteers and others, to know That thein "we.
men folks can earn s5 % e2o per week With one ef
oostin thirty days. Price, complete, os0s Weight IS
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General Agents,
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Every one OF the ten thousand Democratl
who read the Hllsboro Gssttte, will be graiifie
with the perusal Of snythins that may com
from the lips, or from the pen, of that patriot
statesman whom the Democracy Of Ohio hsv
contest; and we feel quite sure that they vii
be delighted with reading the following le!tel
gentleman of this place. who has kindly COR
through the columns Of the Castle. 1t is q
follows.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-19

oslie.@o9 @gAaO |
JsGAi s0l .iEsmililqI
ti.nmao isral Gd'g
b. Vilicel1 sGS Wf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-19
JUST PUBLISHED )
LETTERS OF q
Hon. g. L. VallandighaIn,

l. accepting the nomination for Governor. Also, his
letter to the Democratic meeting at Toledo to which 10
added his reception at Windsor, and statement Of bis
on the war and the payment OF soldiers = -.
16 pages, 3 vo. Well printed on good paper. Price
% 90 hundred, by mail or expreas prepaid.
], WALTER 4 Co.,
ssptS Columbus, Ohio
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

A physic took young student to see a
patient who was confined to his bed. "Sir,"
said the physician to the sick man, s'you
have been Imprudent; you have eaten oys-
tets"
Thepatent admitted that he had Return.
ing home, the student asked the doctor how
he discovered that the man had eaten oys-
ters.
"Why," replied the doctor, 81 saw the
shells under the bed"
A few days after, the student was sent to
visit The same patient. He soon returned
however, saying that he had been kicked on,
of the house ipr telling the patient he had
been imprudent; he had eaten horsfesh.
"Horsfesh, You young fool what do you
mean 2" cried The doctor
Because, sir, saw saddle and pair OF
stirrups under the bed."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
Storp.
THE MISER'S REQUEST.

The hour hand nf Pn.np Acres III fash
10 'ed silver watch was hn'ing u the Il yur..
e;ght-the snng red curtainS shut out the
iain and darkness "f the March night. AID
the fire snapped al ! crack. i ',ehid the ed
hpt bar of the lrIlt .Ia ..I: ,,n.-i g ~ aud
C 'mlortab!e s"rt of way, ca.''n. r.. >i'n,
into tie ti.nnghtIni brown r,r- ltr.f were
tracing castles AMI C 'rone'. in the burning
Gals.
For Philip Acrr was, ter "hrr, lnlii,'n.
himself ia the ,IanseroI> fA>cil4,i N c IA,
dream.
"If I were only 'ic % he p ,nlerrd t.,
himself. All If! Then g'rh bye tn all
these musty old iaw bp'k> good be t.
nendtd bnn,s aud thrice turned cnais, and all
the ~ays and means taat -iiirn man. life
into wrp,ched bondage! Wouldn't | rrvel
in new bnnks AMI .iel'crIus painting and high
stepping horses Wuuldn't buy a set Of
lewels for Elth-not pale pearls or sckle
e,neraI,ls, bnt diamonds, to blaz. like fire up
on her rnyaf throat! Wdnlln't what non
sense Pm IA king though p he cried su idrnlv
rou-ing himself Philip Acre hold v'ur
crnfnu:ded torgne did suppose you were a
f.ll.w .f more sense HIRE y"n are, neither
rich nor distinguished. hat simple law stu
denr, while Edth WyilI> Is rs far abtve y''nr
u, "r,nstrlck a-p'rrtions a. the Qlcen ',i
Ni.ht her>elt! She loves mr tiinu.s, she
will wa,t-snd ,he t,n. n,Av 6nn lay c'ne
if n1l, D.. Wyih< Yer. u { rI-tri>rfnl 81
fellow However mn-' learn I" p""ve
myself worthy &c the sweetest pr'z' that rv.
Hallno! come in There Hhrver N"u ar. y
1t war only the serving mail &c the tab
ger and thumb ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
A MOSQUITO STORY.

The mosquitoes down on the Mississippi
river are supposed to be rather large, and
tolerablt ferucious. I am not prepared to
believe the story of the man who came to
look for his COW one day, and found the sKel
eton on 'he ground and large mosquito on
the adjacent tree picking his teeth with one
of the horns. But will say that it would
take man gifted with considerable imagina-
tion to exaggerate the prowess of these South
ern swamp mosquitoes. We were discussing
them one night in hotel in New Orleans,
when one gentleman told the following annec-
dote: ; aa aa'i. .f4
There was once man in the city who in
sisted that he was mosquito proof, and who
offered to lie down in the worst place that
could be found and let mosquitoes bite him
for an hour for ten dollars. My friend hear
ing him make the offer took him at his word,
and with several others they both started off
for nice marshy place between the town and
Lake Pentcha;rain-a regular mosquito par
adse. Arrived on the ground the mosquito
Shup oon uA MS SuH anu Soali dhu lay uoWh
nn his face
The insects came in crowds, lighted on his
hack, and the biting commenced. IL the man
scratched then he wnald loose his ten dol
lars even squir,ning was prohibited
Bui he stood it like Trojan didn't give ut
| terance to single grunt. Half an hour pass
ed. The ground all around was covered with
gorged mosquitoes who had sucked until
| they were a. drunk as judges, and were stag
gerlng about IN a IN ST dIscreditabe STYLE
A auare er of an hour ensued I; more intoxica-
ted suckers, a ID the man as unmoved and in
aifft rent as log Suddenly one Uf The gen
| ilenen took two or three strong puffs at his
cigar and then chucked IT on the mosquito
chaps back. FIRST he WINGED, and then he
| squlrmed, then he yelled and scrambled up.
have Come across considerable mum
ber. Of MOSQUITO oes in my life" he remarked
scrat ching with one hand and working into
his shirt at the same time, but assure you
gept!meu, never see. mosquito like that
before, lie wasn't much 20 hum, gentlemen,
he continued bnt when IT comes 10 biting,
gentlemen, that in",qI,tO was a snorter."
He lost his ten dollars, and went home
grnmblng that yhen he made that ar bet he
hadn't calculated on no humble bees beein
smuggied in.-Hdyper's Magazine.