Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-23

s!lll Tor moment OF tWo, staring at the
tiger and his Yictlm;f.e,5 b. .-,=,4,l -. ii.
NOW then Who's, got TO shootT said,
100 Dooian: an, SomeDody mnsSs or iaith poor
Iim VIII pc. minced veal before he knows
Wnere ne is. But III De hanged II its me
that's going to do If You're the best shot,
Dennis. I-i1s. .g..,.H .yn.lle'
,SsHpot, OtDoWpi sissaaHlu ssaHlu ~ 1 aaren,C, 1org
Cne ne OF me.-ii .,l.)l ..iJfs,l(. 40
aish' iss q y rlsSy sn9S LOT cergaln, sald
" DoWu; rDuIlI we ssahu mere ana 90 notn-
ing, therell, be no chance for him at all. /
= oW, marx VS., gehLiS LiSilleni lea; ne sag IhroW
pot athoronghly fine fellow, ,yop all know,
im sure, mat Enohgh 4 was anxious enough
70 snooG OFIaneTSy stanuIng oPpoSlee me
'a1 Twelve PAGES, Id De the last man In the
Iwprio 10 take aoVantage Oh himnow. All
rightt-7al right. There, that's enough :
Cpon me soWI, tnell, Z meyer InougnI otner-
wise LoF a momSn!sT momSn!sT4 LOOK LOOK mere now
give morley your rlne. fhll; ana you ana
haie sta1u tslIle PACK: cAS NOW, Morley,
my 1oyi IN golllsl ~ SfsSP ~ q GnougnI ,,I
hiaie hSarer, AeeP 'y2u 4usS penil4 l5 me; t t.t
a. frni a.. tsf fiu as snail nns
ni.t, uO "e a,1 oiu -, ,Oi ,ni i e al
pflghP at us, cover nlIh wen, anu le9 n.y. II
ne ne, only Jumps up, manu- me your rlne, anu
NJ : a'f mn a. = ye u y
me e e.!n....,, s,r.-as
. ..tRsTffeCtiy; !. .Ra5fSS y tbs5, ataIra7 oc So i :
.Iy = 49, I. .aT-t-
sstepped soss$sS Sne tlSer, anu l
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~; ~ 70, ,,r ss'5 o,5
Srod WIZ Gg ms ts nst ioI u1 Ell %nr
tlioua az, ,C'e lnoeD a"LuL yen eVe5
nearu sne tlger spIalg gave 20 one poun9
1. us, auu Ire,, ,Id t ~
nI i PA0PohAJ: Aoii0o 0foi Oi ny. SAo IN Ao
sIaassTS; a.. 60. a.. ..-s - -
- " WE'VE 1 lSee lr0ln t9e 1ose W ClS Gtp VI
tne Iall, III DeI a nunureu,> salu ODoWu
EqutSSGLlyr
II nanded MN the ioaded rl1e, ana we we
al, e4oePS LooIau' wnU u1sneu .ecAieSsly
over 10 y flanerCy, Waike3 5I ca9tlously TO,
Warus tne Iallen tlger' Inc puIeC na9
passeu CnEougn ms eye Ineo MS oraasi, anu
ne Was as ueau as MS greaatesG Sranu1aIher'
+ Oeau as nerringE crieH. -,
anu 50 ne s,TS iS; salu Dooia1' "uo lo
was Dehulng over y rlanerGy, anu 80 o. .nS
Is come nere' dale, can you! ba9 @ l@uck
10 ye.you re PretIy oocCor 10 sGallu any star
a. M wne inere ea Svau Hords nF
IN want OF your ass1sGance nVe yarus on
Come here, can't you'll
I'VE I'VE al ran 1,: at once 20 FIanerCy'
lin, lin, Whlneu DooIan' WHAT
ever lnJniceu you 10 20 anu ole III d hurry
ike TINS
; Dle! sald Hare, Sharply; WnaI Cne
Gickens are you ,taiKlng aooqe oyiing LOT 4:
Inc mans not ueau: MOI ply Oh II. M Mhls
LETT arms broken, certainly, broken IN Two
places anu nes gnlcely contnseo an over
I'll stake my rep1tatlon pretty Wen Irlgnt-
ened, no DOUBT; l CONFESS am, wltnout So
much cause; put deao! Bless my soul, sir
will you have the goednes to allow him q
breath OF airT , +" :.
"The breath of air was allowed him. In
very short time he recovered conscious
! ness; requested to know In a strong Irish
accent whereabouts he was betrayed by
rev words that ne was under the impression
that he had lost his way IN returning from
heavy dinner, ana nad gone TO sleep Jpy
the ROADSIDE; then recovered ms senses
completely llstened 10 the Whole history
|. wniie haze tleo MS arm up as Wen as Il
coulo De done; ana nnaiiy, Win much as
: slstance, rose 10 MS IeeG.
l ~ wen, gentlemen, sald 1, cheeriuiiiy
suppose we may return at once, ior Cnt
business Whicn we came ABOUT VIII scarcely
De Proceeoeo WlIn now appreen,IeaIn9. e,IaI,
: 9eclue9ty Iorolu MI. " , lansrGy
/ ! Rr9Sceeolng RSe Nv WIN GnaC nateer Cotuay, sale
: 1, haie, sulklIy, laying sCrohs enlphasS upoI
the laS6 WOfu. - - = 80 '- -.- f..-.