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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-01-16
20 be Applied Hot.

Colonel Mcllatten went from Nlr-
ginia to Illinois in the early settle
mcnt of the country when roadside
inns were unknown and every dweller
in the wilderness kept sort of trav-
oler's home. The Colonel, by lucky
investment in wild land, had become
in time rich man-but he kept up his
habits Of hospitality, and if the guest
was we'll to do in the world he did not
obiect to turning an honest penny in
that way.
One cold, clustering winter evening
horseman drew up at the house and
,sked accommodation for the night
\ half-grown lad answered in the at
irmativc, and ushcred him into the
sitting room where the great wood
fire of itself gave him cordial wei
come. After supper the landlord
made his appearance for the first time.
lie was hearty and hale, and as rosy
S any Boniface should be, but he was
bent and crippled in his gait. He en-
planned by saying that he had taken
cold which had settled in his neck.
II don't mind the pain so much" he
.ontinucd, "but il is so iDconvcnient.
I have been recommended to try
noor mans plaster, and if you will ex-
use me, l will put it on. Sam!
samuel Samnle McIIatten -
"Here father r. said the lad above
mentioned, hastily swallowing large
piece of mince pie which he had been
luictly enjoying.
"IIere, Sam, my boy, heat this
plaster for me and put it on my neck.
Heat it hot, Sam"
Saying which he handed the plaster
to his son, seating himself astride a
chair, with his back to the fire, threw
his suspenders back, and shirt over his
head. "Now, Sam" said the Colonel,
IF the poor mans plaster is hot you
may put it on, but you may wait lit
lie while; I'm afraid it's not hot
enough Heat it hot, Sam-heat it
hot. Can you tell" he continued,
turning to the traveller, who was seat
ed in the corner-"can you tell me
why this is the "poor mans friend
ell :"
Really, I cannot" replied the trav-
Ter.
"Givc it up" lauhing to himself;
because it sticketh closer than broth
er ell -
Poor Sam, who had been watching a
chance to speak, without interrupting
his father, now ventured to say
II guess it is hot enough now, faith
err"
"What do you know about it -
said the old man, testsly. II say heat
it hot, Sam-hot.'
Sam whose face was at red heat,
had held the plaster to the fire until
it ran and dripped down on the hearth,
and had made no reply.
"Well," said the old man, looking
around" maybe it will do now, Sam,
Clap it on"
Sam, armed with the plaster, ap-
preached him, and if my words can be
taken did clap it on. The old man
gave one yell, like wild Indian, and
jumped clear over the back of the
chair, kicking his old-fashioned breech-
es off his feet and dancing around with
pain. The traveller laughed until he
cried, and the more mine host roared
the more he laug ghed. When the first
agony was over, the Colonel began to
swear, and our traveller thought it
prudent to retire, lest he should share
MS wrath with Sam, who he observed
was making good lis distance.
The next morning, when leaving he
handed the Colonel five dollars, say.
ng with sly twinkle of the eye, II
lon't want any change. 1t is cheap at
hat"
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Qftrscio Of the Sub-Exeeutive COMMITTEES.
The anvassing and Naturalization Com
~nnittees previously chosen by the Joint
!Sub-Executive Committees.
The Committees ara as follows:
sUD-EXEcuTTvE COMMITTEE.
p B. 3, pinchbarli, Chairman:
J.HenriB urch,H II. C. Dlbblc, CIV. Lowell
WE. Barrett Jas. H. Ingralsam, P.Cleagh.
J. l.. Hcrwig, J. p. Murphy, CT. La'id,
| Wn1.: Weeks, s. 3. Packard, JOHN Ray,
n.'' FINANCE COMMITTEE.
& James 4. Casey, Chairman; %
=. r. Jolbcrt, C. L. Halstcad, 4. !. Syphcr
II. c. tt,nrcellc.i o. A. Hice,, A. p. Harris
4. K. Johnson, j. w. Quinn, S.B.PacEard
st. Felix Casailave. .
CAEvAssISG COMMITTEE.
G. F. Glandin. 1stt Dist. y. +. Joubcrt, al Dist.
J.H. Ipgraham I'd Dist. j. p. Murphy, go Dist.
S.B. Packard, 9Th Dist. A.. A.Joh,lsoll 18th Dist.
r., > Z NATURALIZATION coMMITTEE:.
|, James H. Ineraham, Chairman; J. ?.
Murphy, W. 3. Barrett.
by order of the Committee:
S. B. PACKARD, President.
z. ". De KLYSE. Secretary.