The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-18
Gorg,ng sam aud Curling B,liy.


Poor chalky.faccd Clown is guiding away
at bottle Of wine, his vermilion mouth
stretched from ear to ear with a grin of salts
faction, when out jumps arlequin-always,
of course, supposed TO be invisiblc-deals
Clown mighty whack with his sword of
lath, and disappears The vermilon mouth
suddenly contracts, and Clown looks eau
| tiously about lie secs nobody but feeble
| old Pantaloon, to whom he attributes the
mischief Thereupon he falls upon the old
fellow, and gives him a terrible drubbing,
| while all the audience laugh at the Joke.
The Rev THEODORE FUTON and the Rev
JUSTIN D. FULTON have been having some
little private thcat.icols of their own, in
which they have appeared in tho rantomime
in the respective characters of Clown and
Pantaloon also in the nfterpiccc in those of
Gorging Sam and Guzzling Billy. The Harlc-
quin in tho case is as usual, invisible. He
managed to get the following paragraph
published in the Religious Tt'escope of Day
ton, Ohio:
BusToS. Massachusetts,.
THEopoRr TuroS Esq - Dtft S.r. I have tcsn
in fortued TINT yoa were setn at q restaurant on
N galway dag 6r two siuce vita a bottls OF ume
5oe l,c ,Gb % Gs Uu Of rcsors pd Tom
rera1ce paper | assume tlc risht 70 ask you whe.
meas % E nay tank cxredtat to put lie Tutl lie.
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.tra WIZ ,hr mon ,iarark ~h1 L. roso',cl to nave
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iEHTAcE, reurgh "a Ne% i''S , sag.s'r.c .'H1
1e,r lrr sa'. %. AID. during IN hours stay drank
~ which he R.y' NJ. TuLIo, suz.ied tae llr.,r
part
Tlis might seem little more tart than
the occasion called for. The fact was that 1t
was only the renewal OF IN old hostility
The Reverend Pan,aloon FULTON some three
years ago was horfofstFuck one day on 20
ing into Delmomco's at sooing IILToN -ot
only gcrging himself with sunpiuous DIN
ncr but actually washing 1t down with good
rcd wine. If the chaley apparltion whom he
thorr bcheld had been vcrtable ghost, he
could not have been more excited about Il
lie was full of the subject. lio cried out
about 1t at the very corners Of the streets
He told every one he met Of he dreadful
sight. II got into the papers, and was n very
bad meal indeed for our whitc.aced friend
However he bided his time, and when the
paragraph tina; we have quoted came out in
the RoiiT0Us T,Iestope, lie probably concluded
that his time had come for he gave it back to
poor P'Mtaloon with compound interest as
we have socn. lie charged the Rev. Fultoa
with GuZ2ling the larger part Of ten glasses
Of lager beer.
Now the Rev. FULTON prcaches at Ire
mont Temple in Boston, and total sbsti-
nence is his iavor!ie text. His sheep OF
coursc were thrown into the greatest com
motion at this attack upon their shepherd
| They met together in solemn council and re-
solved 70 prosecute TILToS for libel. FUI.
| TON himself took the first train 10 New York
tt confront TIIIoN and his informant, who
was said 10 be wealthy and wcll.known
merchant" He got very iittlc satisiacti n
ont OF either, however and on Saturday
L, returned TO Boston, carrying with rim
great number oil walls OF wrath lhese
LIE uncoikeu on sunday al the temple II
IS stated that he prayed Tor IiLToN' This
must have been stunning blow Tor that IN
| happy man. IL If one that he cannot very
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| b, opc marty in ducl To which I've other IL
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| ungcCustOmcd, II IILTOE could only Dor
row some friends pulpit for few Sundays
ard pray back, there might be some show OF
ta,rness in it, mud tho world be improved