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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-05

FROM Nite Alta iaiiioru1d.
We have already informed our read.
ers that Mr.. Sothern, during his trip
from New York, bad got into some
little trouble on the cars. Our reporter
called on MIR Sothern, but was unable
to see him. Our reporter then inter
viewed the conductor.
It appears that MIR. 'rowne had the
thoughtful courtesy To telegraph 10
Ogden to the effect that Mr.. Sothern
was to have sole use Of the directors
car. Mr. Sothern appreciated the
kind compliment, and telegraphed his
thanks, etc. The following morning,
however, he discovered six foot twoer
calmly stretched on his sofa, coolly
smoking his cigars and slipping iced
oiarot. Die. Sotlfcrn suggcstv,l IN the
gentlest terms that the big stranger
had made a slight mistake, as the car
was a private one
Private he 4 d, +" exclaimed the
stalwart stranger. Its big enough
for dozen thin devils like you
Possibly, replied Mr. S. - but ms
you have not even the politeness 10
apologize for the intrusion, request
You to leave il. =
Not If ! know it, calculated the
brawny stranger
Enter the conductor.
Conductor Now, then. sir, please
remove 10 your seat.
Mysterious stranger III either OF
you bother me any longer I'll knock
your heads together and pitch yon ont
Of the car. It's only going twenty five
miles an hour, aud 1t won't hurt YOU
much
Sothcrn (coolly taking his coat on
Come, this is getting interesting.
Conductor, sit flown and do n gentle
smoke while | endeayor to bring our
large friend to his senses. Conductor
sits and smokes. Gloomy stranger
rises, glares. and makes rush mt
Sothern, hitting him heavy blow ON
the mouth.
There, that settles the matter, =
says the stranger. Not quite, re-
plies Sotht I'm, and playfully giving him
one, two, three en- eyes, nose and
mouth, closes with him, and with one
wrestling "eross huttock" sends him
spinning over the rail at the end of the
ear. The alarm is given aud the train
stops. The mysterious stranger is
picked up, insensible, bleeding NJ the
nose, ears aud mouth. Sothern relin- |
qulshed the private ear TO him. A
doctor on the tram attends 10 him and
says, :" 4 compound fracture" lie
still lies IN extreme danger. Int the
verdict of everyone Il, served him
nght. The strangers name II james
Lawson, Of Peoria.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-05
The Fountain OF Yonth.
| Read at the Meeting Of the Harvard Alumni
Association, June Is, 1871

Read at the Meeting Of the Harvard Alumni
Association, June 25, 1873.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
The fouui The Spaniard sought in vain
Through all the lands Of flowers
Leaps gathering from the sandy plain
Our classic grove embowers;
Here youth, unchanging, blooms and smiles
Here dwells eternal spring.
And warm from Hopes elysian isles
The winds their perfume bring.
Here every leafs in the bud,
Each singing throat in tune,
Aud bright DER evenings silver flood
Shines the Young crescent moon.
What wonder age forgets his staff
And lays his glasses down,
And gray-haircd grandslres look and laugh
As when their locks were brown.
With ears grown dull aud eyes grown dim
They greet the Joyous day
That calls them 10 the fountains bIim
To wash their wears away.
What change has clothed the ancient sire
In sudden youth2 For lol
The judge, the doctor and the squire
Are Jack and Bin aud Joe.
And be his titles what they will,
In spite Of manhOod's claim
The graybeard Is q schoo-boy still
Aud loves his school-boy name
II Gains the rulers stormy breast
! Whom hurrying care pufsues,
And brings sense OF peace and rest
! Like slippers alter shoes.
/ Aud what are ali the prizes won
To Youths enchanted view?
Aud what Is oil the man has done
10 what the boy NAV do2
o blessed fount, whose waters flow
Alike tor sire and son,
That melt- our winters frost and snow,
And makes all ages one
| pledge the sparkling fountains tide,
| That filings its golden shower
! With age to:till and youth to guide,
/ Still fresh IN morning hOwerl
/ Flow On with widening stream,
Ia ever-brighteuing morn
our stury's PRIDE our futures dream,
The hope Of times unborn
From me Atlantic for august.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-05
AbOu Ben Butler.
AFTER Leigh HUNT. J

NAF1Eh LEld II MI
Bbou Ben Butler (of back-pay increase y
Awoke one night to think whom he might
fleece,
And saw within his room, where shone the
moon
A bright hem curse similesl-a spoon,
demon writing in book of gold.
Exceeding brass had made Ben Butler bold,
And to the goblin in the room he said
What writest thou Z" The spectre cooked its
head,
And with squint, egregiously uncivil,
Answered, The names OF those who serve the
Dbl"
" And is mine one ~ said Butler. otis not
here
Replied the demon. Butler scratched his ear
And looked askew, and said We'll Colby,
then
Write me as one who always goes for Ben"
The demon wrote and vanished. The next
night
II came again, in lurid, sulphurous light,
And showed their names who served Old Nick
the best
And 10! Ben Buffers name led ali the rest.
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they both talked at once, and then,
when the first excitement was over,
Miss Barbara suddenly grew grave.
(" Where's your wife ~ she asked in
her old grim way.
John rose and rang the bell. ''She's
down stairs. / told her to stay till
sent for her. And then, as the ser
want made his appearance, "Show my
wife up"
Miss Barbara waited quietly.
You will love her little for my
sake" pleaded john, as light foot
step was heard at the door and then,
gref tly to Miss Barbara's surprise,
Alice Worthington came in.
MY nephew, Mr.. Barton. Miss
Worthington she said then turning
to Alice: 81 am engaged now, and
now you may be excused.
To her surprise John coolly put his
arm around the waist of his new
acquaintance and led her across the
room. "Alice Worthington Barton,
Aunt Barbara, he said, and then, with
the old mischief in his ewes: Glove
her little for my sake, please"
There are five children's voices in
great house now, and Jane, who was
in the plot aud is now back in her old
place, and Miss Barbara pets them al
most to death, while John, the rouge,
leases hts aunt laughingly about the
doll.baby" to whom she considered
him sacrificed. But if there is any
one person whom Miss Barbara loves
as dearly as "her boy" It's the sweet
faced, gentle girl whom the boy mar
RED. To her mind all feminine graces
and virtues are possessed by "John's
wife,
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The conversational powers of the
Indians, says a writer, are very great
indeed. Among themselves, when not
placed upon their guard by the pres
ence of strangers, they are unwearied
takers. speak now of the full blood
Indian, whose native tongue is said to
be we'll adapted to narrative, descrip-
ton, and defamation, and whose
habits and temperaments lead them
to be very communicative About one
third of the Cherokees use the English
language with grace and elegance. but
generally among the masses the Eng.
lIsh is imperfectly spoken, many slight
departures from English standards
being noticeable Yet they are general.
ly critics, taking notice of any mac
curacy of language in the conversion
of u white person. A stranger deliver
ing sermon or lecture is rgidly crit
cised as to language, matter, and man
ner, and is mt once placed in compar-
ison with their own ideal, which has
been formed from intercourse with the
whises, ms well as from n careful study
of the best English classics. Their
manners are very much like those Of
our own people, only their men are not
80 gallant az ours. They seem not 70
ba actualed 10y SO many sinister mo-
tives, nor do they seem to have SO
much policy rs do our polite young
meA.
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What n Pet Toad no,

The Macon, Tia, Messenger saws
that one IT its citizens has il well proan
toad "a his garden winch i disposrd
70 hc quite tame and sociablc. Recent
~ Ia threw before il stout piece ~
cooked ham about half the weight ~
the ugly reptile The creature .yra i
wstinlly, then stretching itself m fnll
length on the ground begun gradually
to crawl mot Jump toward the meat
II would move an inch or two th,n
wink It's eyes and lick its chops n Tia
most curious manner evidently mp1i
tating an attack When about half !
foot from the object. suddenly, auicE
~ thought, It bounced npon Il AMI
then lenped back AS rapidly This ~.
tack and retreat was repeated several
times, until satisfied that Il had yan.
pushed is Inert antagonist, the frog
seized the meat and with u tremendous
effort gulpod IL down. Other pieces ~
bacon We're laid before il, but the crea.
turc, surtcited with its repast, took 10
notice Of them. The toad il not very
choice as 10 the quality Of its food
Tie writer has seen one swallow buck
shot after buekshot as IL was rolled
toward IL, until, weighed down with
the load II bore, further motion became
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-05

INa print shop on William street,
New York, is picture combining
view of heaven and hell, with angels
and harps soaring above, and an as.
sortment Of very unhappy demons
bowling below. The startling effect Of
this singular combination is enhanced
by written notice tackled 10 tue frame.
of "a basement TO let !"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-05

A CONNECTICUT FARMER, who set ont
an elaborate scarecrow in his straw.
berry patch, was disguised to find that
a pair Of robins had built their nest.
and were raising their young, under it,
hat.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-05

NERsnIRE, Vermont, boasts i citizen
of distinguished connections in the
person Of "A Mr.. Sullivan, who claims
to be relatiyeof Marshal MacMa hon.
the new President Of the French Re
public.
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Conversational Powers of the Indians,

She stopped-he was gone.
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Vk6sAe1 CSvghldins EacH ,Dther,s
'''-s- -s.-~ sHHsiJaftds ~ ~~ass &

Nessrs. Harrison & Camp have been part,
nera in 2 small jewelsy bnslness enahe south,
side ~ Filth STREET Nv est side a0i- Walnut.
They have lsteiy had little business ms
understanding, III which Mrs. Camp has seen,
Alto take.sn active part, muelI,ta the disgust
of Mr.. Harrison, whose idea was that he and
partner could settle their business affairs
without the interference OF the ladies'. Mrs.
Camp. large. strong woman. took .excrp.
tfons 20 some remarks of disapnrobation of
her course that Ar. Harrison made, and DE-:
|tefnlinM tdbe resenged. She purchased a
rxwhid~, and We ,ter,lav noon, meeting Mrl
Harrison.yn, Filth, street. nearshis store. pro-
ceeded to play it over his head. cutting him,
twice with II. Mr.. Harrison niandgs.d to
srrst the whip from tile infuriated woman.
and then. deeply mortified at the occurrence.
went To- his rooms near by and informed hi.
wife Of what had occurred. Mrs. Harrison
askr.i himiwi y hcsiidn't knock the woman
dawn. d He remarked that such a course
weulein L have answered. Mrs. Harrison 'hen
made up her mind in twinkling. She'd get
even. She hastily donned her hat. took the
whip and started for the store. There she;
found Camp. and then and there proceeded
10 give him. a beautiful foggipg.1 She Isl a
little woman. but evidently fulltnfs vim AMI
Discrimination. for she laid; ths. iasn oseri Mr..
Camp's shoulders so vigorously that he was
forced 70 retreat TO q hallway. raise . chair
TO throw of the licks. and yell Fake her
away take her away =, Mrs. Harrison. vi
lowed herself to be taken away when che
considered herself completely eyen.--Gsrein-
ntts COMMERCIAL. s3tH I aaet1i x,.tfa
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! NIIa'sdlthg ! acknowledgements 81
: -. 80 = the vi ~ END Z sssi;s'h

ss8FA Ar sSs7SF
e The DsnDafy Nfws saetss ~. raaa ismed
iGissey, whe byystrist ltconorsy and, severe
industry has succeeded In eesting.h h fanilya
little pIace. fFeeof inciilp ssyss. fishns,
inSlilF nvsrs near tile beaver Brook,mills II,
Standby sftsrngon., After sitsihsson thu bank
for couple Of hours, without cxsehinej any
thing. ne WIZ grariiied to see. on i nat stone
il the water, ! swapping turtle snnnlhg itself.
TIE butt end Of the inrtiss was toward hin,
and he thought re Would capture M baaat
while he was looking for place ID stlp,, the
tu,tle fffiaysly 'turued around Without hss
knowledge, aid when he got in reachIHg dis.
beat down to lake bold, sof whit
nature designed should be- taken, hold iof
while handling slsnapping- turtle, that ,socia-l
bletanimal just Esached ont. and took hold .5f,
Ar. Gilsey . hand with a grasp that left no
doubt VI sincerity. The shrieks Of, the ufis
fortunate man areussd seine of the neigli-'
bors, but When they arrived II was fad5d late to,
be'of suy benefitTto hi,n.sor even etoa then1I
selves, Tor they Just caught q islpse, Of 4
barv-l,rAded man tearing oyer the hin, swings
ing q small CARPET bag Ia onez hand. and d.
Oice concluded init it was d narrow escape
irom-highwag ROBBERY. However. r. was
,,ol +lcalpss zig % Was svil.kilIr ;il ~.s
thai, turtle, sind ~ chung q him until he
reached the White street bridge, when il let
go;; bit The frightened man tiitf not slhcken,
his gait until he got hcme. When he reached
the 6D6 ssiilix iadieroaisdSss abt the affair
burst upon him, aud when his wife locked
at his pale and bare head, and dust-be.'
dtglaMs dsciSthss, aha as2ed VIA wxs the
alastsEs be sssid. ..ssNoshNg Mas the matter,
only he was afraid he would be too late for
charch, y ard appeared to be much relieved
~ finA that lIe swasH'ss sssnssA
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There ~ an aged cplore0 woman who does
notbrlieve In social eqaaii; =. TO Judge from
tl.s wsy-sh talked 70 her boy ! S9
'Ephreham. come hyar, to yer mudder.
boy. aHhar yen, bin.' Is,,sa,-e sa,s{
I ..Playin' wild DE- shhe aelksee chilinn.'' u
I.You is. 'elr. See hyHr. chile. You'll broke
yos ole mudier's h art. snti brung her gray
hairs il, sorrnw ID DE- grave wttd yer rsck UNI
n. - an carvings seni wild ebil assos.huns.
Habn't raised you up |, de way you should
ought to 9oy'
= .Yessun,.' VI N N@s -
..H.bnf Ibeen kline IN tender wild yon,
an treated yoh like my own chile, which you
il Pr ...yt.4 !. =, -" f3'
"Yessam.p spt
= Haunt reexene,i vid yoh. an prayed wild
vos, ar deplored Dc Lsrd to wrap you. i IN
s.fsssu,l." sl8s3 80!
..Ah, ian;t lyer. material detector an gar
deem TO- lie law! p
| ~ e.s,irn.,' ~ =, ri 4gfss-fY
@ssssIl. den. ds yon s'psse f'se gwine to
hab yeur morals rup, ured BY de white trash!
No AL, gu git III Dc house dis instep an
il I totch you 'saunicstin'o Wild de white trash
airy mo-. IT, de- Lord, rigga, Ill broke yer
liza Il head wild hrirk ::''ginFF f.i''', isa ,,
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- tsB A vaggish csbber ono, IN Homs, It'll
Put forth aspysr 'snaticp. feafya& Hs
-- That he'd be willing TO disclose, -----~-- ~
Tor due eonssderations BB a#
A secret which the ossling wsrid wv
y. LIQUID Ill aneri T. loeeir So. s-F -
Fl5T Es ahe wsy ioanakA II one short dsyF aEv4
A hundred pairs Of shoes.
.rrom .,sry quarter to TIE sight
There ran . thousand fellows
-xaqssq Taaners sobblers b aimen. shosmeHs
n agns Jolly leather sellers ss.ss 4f5 81
All retoleat DC beef and s1n~ke taa
Iags 1856 And cobbi.r's wax snd hides; ~
1Hs y Dc zach feifow pays his thirty perez.
.ro45 ,5.st, And ealls it cheap besides. sas.ai
silence. lt. c~bbIsr enters tr.l
ana cnsts around his eyes.
Then curl, his lips the r0Gue!-fhen roWn
xykf And then ooks .vsndr0nsTwiss1
..My friends. - he says. ISIS simple ga =
g3 T . s,,s n g.. Il sss. Oil
Might iesrn 1t fhe chose.
80 Ga god, shan kniss j. All yos assd
10 carry -ont NV plan;
aIgefff., 80 easy Is it, none can fail. z asH
q Hal99@24 Let him BE- chill 4 or nj + 49,
fase s1a Y ~ make 5 hundred p IRIS OF shoes,
asjs5s Z ga just 20 back to pour shops. % 4 Z
Aad take anindred airs Of boots. Z.
-a@iAstss And cut Oh all the topsi
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vsrnes ana PlaeeA fer Holding Ceusts In
tho Territory Or Montana.

%g }S %fn3T sFFtssTn OFT yGT rsrlT
'stA-<} $50" Esis AsEPRRAk CetKTsa IA f&2tt'1e
a. yirsass Sity, hrst Monday u il nary AAd sec-
end MeadAy IN August.
"a & ssa' &Sp' UNITED STATES DISTINCT coURTs : ~
Viyst Distriet-At Virginia City first ,nday In
F}Ga Aprit secs "A Monday in july and second Mon
DAY In November.
sesnS Disfricf-At- deer Lodge. third Monday In
April. first Monday in september, and irst Mon
)" sIsxSSfay 4h December. ss1 SaEs 49, t SF ,fp
fhsrt Di.trie,-At Helena, &rst Monday insMarch.
first Monday in July, and fourth Monday IN Oc,i
N u t0isef. saSsf sFn% #N8&TE.K 9kxh
TERRITORIAL COURTS. ~
First Dissrief-In Madison County. al Virginia City,
hrst Monday in April, s"c0nd Monday in July,
and second Monday in November.
In tssllstn Cenaty. sst Bszeul ~, frat Monday ~
March and nth Monday IN Ocfobtr. 49,
In Jefferson County, nj u adcrsburg, second Mon
day in May, and first Monday in October. "
sSeenS Dsssrict-Deer Lodge County. at beer I4oige
s.-= City, third AonlsAy in April, frAa Monday IN
~ -SeptoHaer, and ifsst MspsiAy i'm fsecsMber, -
S4.n Hissoula County at Missanla. fourth Monday
in June and second Mends, ~ November.
s -.fa Beaver annaeky arst MQnday in
sss June, ard third sMondss A vcsoher.
SsSyd Bs.iyics-fn Lewis And Ozark Comfy at iiel-
ena Arst Monday in March, first Monday in
raa III July, and four A Monday A. Octoberue9 II
In Meagher County, fourth Monday In Nay end
fourth Monday IN November.
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4 ~ wine spre.as;;i,ng hay IN

* .oY. wine spreading nav ~ fhe meadow
~. ,,ung Jby bumhl-:-bee Gr.srng wi.p
oah.v. scs giving ,fhassro' i tesrgsfn'0r, ha
:5 e: i.'.: /: .l..s s:.s "a 4: :::;s|
by one hans, and, taking nv i rep re sn,r'
~ collar vim the Other. Ne commenced par..k
Xxi the .wecf morsaa q reyea asf, Y IS
sssss ID Yots know, nd feiler's said he.ggivns
sssis ziy y;ctn 4 thrust tbraash tndy rf'ss
sssaS-saydf know thst ses ~ sea =, !"
AesSgf
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=. q. O. r.
Religious Notices.

= sr.-. n. %t1 n rs
Sunday tsth after rinItyl, August 10, IL . m.
stevensviile
Sunday 18th after Trinity, August 10, p. N !,
sunday Goth sftir trinity. a dgus H. II 3. m. and
sp m, Missoula. -
sundty fiifh lfterTr nty9 august "a, II a. m. snd
sa m. Deer Ladge.
Thn.sday, August 2s, p. m. Pondex,er's schooi
House. '-t''t' - - az =
Fritsy. Aagust.ss 8 y. mr.. Arserta.y
SUNDAY, C2:h AFTER Trinity, August u, IL .. m
SAD g p. y. /, Bshnsck. ="
IN. ho,ce Of the I'D or esd Salys fer the -
sentiment st Dia,nsad vi depend on the DAY OF
The running Of che. sssge from Hisnsa
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- - KS q xe
No USE or E..OPISG.-Naw here il what
can be called .. sensible nasly3nsi. He lives
in AT ems. 4ieeigis. Recently shis wife Eot
Il, iikinS ans.tllrr icllnw. HE tise't oma.ie
s,ra.lss:sseiits 10 elops, VIII q, the husband
discovered. lis siidn,t ert into passion. Or
~ d croln..sit murder. He sent TO his wife
aud ,sia Lssok here, tl.sYr'ssno use Of
yenr clipping dertehjeccft g your gong y.
III hitch up ,kr lgf hire and take 70" % The
r.ilrrpd deppt,. and III give you $soo to
stArf lsfs asitii'' He xaA IS lsndd a. his word,
ant dstas !" ei' P.ss' !, s's It'll couple y
with Die fiistaid ne said; ''ola .l iti.
lows dent wish yo.. any worse luck than
syau' get With that wtirf1an: ises IS happy
ii s5 Tan an with her aid tnen you won't
lila b1srselfr III Paradise. 'y3 ~ 81 IS. s.
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III ~ manner n fsestr ainlfix ths inpetncsisy
~ sou,l,ern gentlemen whiip IL church is
ID ysry grsrsl sea bel sssaas Not With
sr,m and tepil wards aoev > stfxan preacher
!. NIKE g nj uln ind xslesos ock. No; the
-srorth mar sfssv whom specially we refer
sxS.,1pssI mr. @fspunz tlpsadher alhy. raised =
r.av,nirnt iifi.. and observed warmly IN Q
sp,rit Of love. sAvflliam Delio, sit down or
hill Il painh,l f;,fs. ron & s slixAfly
2 oh. s william Immediately look this
mid Mint an, at hina k&n 70 qslss kn)oJ-
.nept ot hls chEisstiss.s ps.zelsGss. .,s A-ssk
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SALARY and Chicken stealing.


A,fenaessee member OF Congress is much:
affected that he should be charged with stsnl-
ing in taking his back pay. He says it was
off-re.l him BY m act Of Congress against
which be voted--it was legal--fhe money was
somehow kind Of thrust into Ills picket. and
he did not feel morally or legally bound:ito
take it Quit came 70 him in q sort OF nat
ural wav, not by any device OF his own. and
lie Wasn't going noisend it back u There was
no stealing about ii, and people should lie
more careful how they talk around loosely.
This is about the substance OF. his defence,
and it Is also about the substance Of Gunbo' 5
defence oil Jim VI Williams, fellow darkey, on
a,ittle chicken affair - Nst*-3 Z 8 a5a4
\, ..sce i4sln, G,,mbo." said young darkey to
/. an Id ore, docs you believe Jim. Williams
atoIe dru chlcke,ls?9 hAat saa u - !a8in
I. ...ron't know. don't know. bRb. TOO sse-
rious question for mediate answer--but don't
tink he did, ~ lffsa vvI- Vt ga1i
IAN why don.r you tlnk lie Gid? ss.,.u
s.Ji,n too smart niger. bub. tor dat-r
heap too smart. and heap too moral nigger.
too. Longs 10 my ineetir house. He never
stole dem chickens ; bet yo' lie on dat, son
ny - ~ - 80, - 80
| f,,But he got en-" h iii ,fasa9rlaGi Il: s--
Boy. sou .,st 60 home TO your mudder.
Sbe's .cluchin's for your dis mint. De shells
Oh yo' back ger. Cause lnan's got a. ting
which Isn't hlsin, is<dat any sign he stole it,
Your niilsld-r done got YOU IS dat any sign
she stole you ?--did she steal you, you brack
little mig not wuif topence !'' o. hss ma i.
mo. sah-I jis come. guess, an she
wnnldnttura dc chile out. 2 s Il "a
It..JIs SO. How do you know den dat dem
chickens didn't .jis come to Jim's cabin aud
he wouldn't turn d m out, wild his Jerusalem
principies? Cess it's just de way II hap
pened- couldn't be no udder way, Saw de
chickens going dat road myself. or some I'd
der roal. Or. p.iaps some u,ider chickens.
Now, you brack rascal. don't You ebbsr agin
long AS you lib ask wIed'ler gelninan stole
thing cause he Aab it, till yon knows Whed-
der ii cum Ia him or he went Tor. IT, Any
dem members Congress tell you adar's =
mighty sight OF difsrance IN dot point. Run
on TO ser n,ndder now, you dam ignorant
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