The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-09-11

threw down the stone which closed tie
cavern, shutting the poor boy in
flc took on Of course, as unyb"lN
naturally wonld "ndcr ,hc circun,
stances, weeping aud rvhbirg III;
hands, but in doing 50 he rubbed the
magic ring, when an immense Ueuii
appeared.
."Who arc yen - said Aladdin.
"l am Slave of tho Ring," replied
the Genii.
"What ring WhiSkey ring ;"
This rather offended the Ccnii, who
was Il pruhih;tion:st, and one o. the
IN oSt reputable Genii under ground
But he explained that he was compcll
cd to do whatever the posse: SIR Of the
ring required, subject only to the
| Constitution Of the United States.
"Thcn get me out Of this" sai,!
Al Aliddin, "and take nc humc," whlcl
! the Genii did in less time than l.
| takes to write these liucs, set up the
type, print the paper, and PIT up the
mails. lie was hungry, and his moth.
er had nothing in the hou.c to eat.
"But here is the lamp you brough,
home," said she. 81 will clean it.
and perhaps it will bring somc,hing.'
1t did. 1t brought another membe
of the Gcuii family, as she rubbed i,
who ammo uccd himself :, s'S.ave of
the lamp" and said he followed the
! bu:jness of waiting on anybody who
possessed it. What did they wish?
"Dinncrs for two - shouted AIad.
! Gin, as though he was in cheap res
tauraht, with unbounlcd credit.
"And mind you, give us plenty OF
fresh vcGctabics--grecn corn, if you
have it."
,Eu an instant banquet w, spread
before them Of the richest description
and on plates Of gold, from ,h"t
time they boarded entirely in tbs
manuc:, Aladdin di>posing Of the
! gold plate at pawn-"rokcl's and
playing in the money at keno.
He jnst kept that Gcni humping.
Plpbably no Ctnii that ever iivcI
was SO ovcrworknd az this Que wa;.
lie wouldn't tc home in lis cavern an
hour aug time day before Aladdin
wuv!a rub the. lamp for something,
when Mr.. Ccuii had to git, mu,t"rurg
as he did SO, ".Ny there's The rub -
P~silcs bringing his mca to his
room FOR winch he couldn't even have
the privilege of charging him extra
he had TO fetch his morning corktn !
and black his boots, What a dcgra-
dation for 1; bern. Gtu;i.uS
1T lepg,h Aladdin a>pired to
marry the :iu,t"n,s ) daughter. who wa"
very beautiful. Iii, mothcr en-
acavorcl 20 dis.uadc him f.om it
{ he reminded bin that he was only
the son of a poor taller, and advise,
him to be c6n:cnt with some rcsrccta :
ble scamatrcss. Bat he insisted, aad
actually induced the old lady to go to
the Sultan and demand his daugE,c,'s 5
hand in marriage for her son, which
was very insulting to the Sultan.
Gold and diamonds did tho bu>i-
ness, howev,T, AS they do yct and al
ways will until there is radical
change in valuations ard Aladdin
married the princess. lie built her
a magnificent palca in one night-or
! his Cenii did-.os' i vacant lot ownc {.
by her father, that haA frontage OF
/ 100 feet a.! the principal street, and
was 80 foct deep. (rhc Saltan had
refused 5000 Il front foot for the lot
repeatedly Aud thcr they proceed
ea to live happily.
, But one day circus came to town,
and connected With che ot tic side
AiowS, was the wicked magician. He
saw the palace, heard tha, it was put
up in one night hy Aladdin, AID
OWNED, the truth st once. The
! Genii, Slave Of the lump, must have
been boss carpenter lie devise d
, a p AN for obtaining the lamp. lie
got some bran new ones and went to
the palace when Aladdin was
away, crying, "Cld lamps for ncw,'
when ora. of the kind girls traded
of the magic lamp, ignorant Of its
value IS of everything else. IIav
ipg thus made Aladdin. a lamp.light-
or (than he wa>l the magician assisted
/ by the Gcni; transported the palace.
together with The Princess, to the
heart of the, NEST .rcma, kablc c",m.
pies of riches taking wir',s that has
ever fallep under my observation.
:, Aladdin searched high ana low ITO
, say nothing Of Jack AMI the game for
his missing ,iifc and real estate, and
J in sheer desperation lie at length join.
ed an expedition aboat to penetrate
to the interior Of Africa in search of
, DR.. Livingstone. lie didn't Gud tho
! doctor. but he did Gnd his palace
lie communicated secretly with hi,
wifo. Sho drusged the magician',
"bitters' one night, and got posses
sion of tho lamp for aladdin, aud by
its means the palace Was transported
back to Arabia, though it probably
was no more transported than Mr.
Aladdip was getting bone.
All lived happily after that, e:;cep
the wicked magician, who as punish
| mpnt for ecce,,tricitins ,roe oon,p.ll :, ,