The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-21

time was come which was pr0ph-
csie,l by the men Of, the newspaper,
saying, Behold the Exposition is'at
hand, even the circus of the man
Mogynness, which is called the Kun
nell: s S..U,.4...,,a.;
2. Get We, therefore, ready slckcls
+ofsilvGr. .land put scrip iniyonr purses
that he who keepeIh guard at tho
door ofthe house Of Mogynncss turn
not from We with scorn yea, that he
may entrcat ye kindly, and turn ye
in even unto iheabidmg place ofthe
monster ofages.F b s4lab sa .,iiat s.d
3 Also. .thatihe who keepeth gnard
shall say unto ye, Enter into the pal
ace oftlic Mogynness, which is called
Kunnell, and ante up an half shekel
therefor. .8qig We 2HE
.. And the time was come ~.
5. And 1t came to pass that there
was much people Of the tribe ofBiow-
hard lying around about the City OF
the Falls, and unto certain thereof
sent Mogynness, SAYING, Come unto
me aud | will put money into your
socks, and ye Shall blow for me with
your trutnpets. l.tr4ialnsc sstgh{f
{. s. Aud this shall be The manner Of
your blowing: Great is ih;s CITY;
great Is the exposition ,thereof; and
great is the whale OF the Exposition |;
great also is the great hairy man
nIotli thereof; and greater than these
ie'whieli bath alr7salary oftweive
uiolisahN shckels rs the yehrruaneih,
( 7. Evep -Mogynness. ang7
g., And ii there be any fling which
foateth the bosom OF The, mighty deep
which is greaier than these, by the
beak. of The scared woggly bird, iber
is the Kunnell greater yet than that
And it was so and The blowing
OIL lriheOfs BiowharlI 6was great I;
inse6achs that fihe people ldid say,
Bismillah. this man shall be called AZ
so Puff; aud II was so. illigs ns 1.i
10. And kunnellpuT sent abroad
mto the people, saying,, Be cllesm,
this circus IS the boss, even as be he'd
said .aiorclime. .diai3 sssisys X s9g 4 asi.. s.
IL And the time was come. n ,ssa
.I2. And it was so.tliat-ninch- -peo.
pc sfdod l9poplbe street Fohftls over
against tNe house OF ,tlle Expositioh,
crying aloud, Go o,letns cnterrilI
unto ilthe sliow of Kumell Puff, for
there be wondrous things to l,g,k
npoiLY ~ NrtFffst lEN4fSC
l3. And.he wlio kept Swatcli at the
door raised up his voice and said; No
man passelhintoa ahisspiace until he
first giyeth up OF his sbekels; and il
was SO; and every man anted with
haste. i.,es.i u XIV, s,ri,r.,;9 ys4 .Ass
l4slAnd unto Asaph, the collector,
gave they lucrc and gat them within
the paIasc of llulinellpuii,N 81 3T1
is. Aud Bartholomew, which The
same Is a man ofwarieapd q sonoia
unl,i came. unto, The Exposition, and
unto the entrance, he e7spake ntotht
watcher thereof, saying. lea SI .ssi 5.,
l6. Entereth any nlan misplace OIL
his shape?- And he why watched
said, Not so, my lord; and Barlholo.
NEW went his way, and seizod pipon
Sambo, the son OF Ham, and borrow
ed irom him an qparleis Canb gauhim
Within ille palaresof Mogymess, a,
II. Also came Timothyythe scribe
saying, BY ythe tail of the sacred
ljackasss the scribe hath looked supol
the circus ofJohn, the son OF w hallen
and ol NelIis, tie son Of Borden, yes
and upon the maidensof die tribe 81
Iiikickah, and behold twas good.
| lSa,But .Aisf eyes. have mol bahelil
the circus or M osyn1ess;;s thei'efort
goett he into thiscpncerli and stand
ctir-bcnealh the light Of the lightning
10. And gTimdthy gat him1withil
tho palace Of Mogylness, he and
certain other sons OF Slieitail, and
browscd ihen,S' abcot, anil, looked
npohs sthelllings which swefeaiutha|
s2O,sAnd while they diA,glook, ent
came unto llienraild crooked his flu.
ger, and winked with his eye; and
The sous of Sheitan iumbled unto hi'
racket, and weft after him, ami camt
uptp-a, place, and behold Romeo So
upon a couch aud Juliet sat upon hi
knee; and Timothy said, 1tis not thi
legitimate, but verilylitis goodaaiN
2l. Then spake he who ,winkcd
Go wenow aud look upon thc,tribt
of Marionet. 4sil aq NIB Wa !,
| 90. And when they had 10 oket
upon the same, then looked giTimoth.
about, and 10 there was in that plac,
much people ofthc Ymcass, and o
such as say The ciycusis, Of, Shciisn
and they did snort. All III XA
] %. 'flieii gat Timothy uutoano
part ofthe palace of Mogynness Put
4 and looked upon the great beast; an'
! the beast vas greaiartt than alap0x ,yea
4 and hooked sfierce, sothat afimoth,
wa s liketor have faIlcndowll
4 "a, And, over the mouth Of th
beast was written d Legend; and M
is the manner of the legend whicl
was written over the mouth ofth
beast: All hope abandon ye VIII
enter tlere,J 1Ardy Hmothy yhedlfror
the presence of-tliedBeas and4foi
! ultler the lightning, saying:
4 rs May my grub be seasoned wit
dirJifthe lndefsgncd lbe MI pcue
| plcasehl tol look llup0nll Juliet, lwii
| sitteth upon the knee Of Romeo.
\ 70. And Timothy behold as it wer
| a great multitude Of such as look nf
sIupon the circus of the ungodly; an
| Timothy drew nigh unto the mu 1t
4 tude, forhe said, within his hrart,
\ Is kismof, and Allah dccrcetl thi
{ mine eyes shall bcholdyet again hi
1 that is fired out ofihe big gun uilt
the woman who rhangcth upon II
bars AS14 AS9 a 'A9a@''a ~ y =
27. Yet was tho soul of Timotll
bowed down, for he Of the big 60
abode not III that place, and in "
stead reigncd there one VIII, did shoe
I. with. the artillery Of the uncircnn
cised.
h2S. And Timothy sal him upon
I asbchch and wcpt, aiid would not 1
coinforted, sayipgss Cursed Il
Mogynness Puif, -tlmtA ho givoih n,
{, uric this people ihcvnriety show
I tic iisspkihIl ftyca, may his llyesu
n SO drop, that he hath not tho men !,
Boimeo whiohiwere here aforeiimc
20. Bismillah, all these thugs, Al
} more, Ise6lh- d Jaaliht Tho garslen,