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SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER.
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carry powder and lead enough to do
execution equal to my caliber BO.
knew him wall state that ha did not
materially change his views till (he
At last the time came to begin the
1 8 0 9 — T h e L in c o ln C e n t e n a r y — 1 9 0 9
day of bis death.
match. Comstock and I dashed Into ■
herd, followed by the referee». The
It was In the political domain, how­
ever, where Paine Influenced Lincoln
buffaloes separated.
CouMtock took
the left bunch and 1 the right. M y
most i>rofoundly.
Aa one was th»
great forte In killing buffaloes from
author of the Declaration of Inde­
horseback waa to get them circling by
pendence, so the other became its
riding my horse at the head of the
defender and apostle.
One of the
To have money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
herd, shooting the leaders, thus crowd­
S te a m W a s I n I t * I n ­
By James A. Edgerton
4 \ , greatest pieces of eloquence that ever
is to deposit it with Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. bank.
ing their followers to the le ft till they
fell from the emancipator’s Upa was In
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e
fa n c y , E le c tr ic ity O n ly a
would finally circle round and round.
support of this charter o f the rights
You will then be exempt from the annoyance of having
C op yrigh t. 1P0& b y the
S c ie n tific C u r io s it y —D a r ­
On this morning the buffaloes were
of man.
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m
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ic
a
n
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e
o
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tlo
a
it burn holes in your pockets. Aside from the fact that
w i n B o r n th e Seme D a y
very accoinumdatlng, and 1 soon had
indeed, both Jefferson and Lincoln
them running In a beautiful circle,
ere pupils of Paine, whom the world
r.ocov
your money will be safe from theft; the habit of saving
when 1 dropped them thick and fast
111 some day recognise as the founder
tends to the establishment of thrift, economy, discipline
until 1 had killed thirty-eight, which
of
modern
democracy.
Jefferson
N E o f my favorite buffalo hunt-
finish«-«! my run.
he ’
the herd to run In
sullied his work by trying to steal
and a general understanding of business principals essen­
lag horaea waa a small roan 4 «!c :«•. I have Lllicd from twenty-
Comstock begnn shooting at the rear
tho honor due bis teacher. Lincoln
or large Indian pony which 1 live i» forty htiffuhtoa w hile-the h«*rd of the herd, which he waa chasing,
was the truer and m onr honorable
tial to your success.
e-
;
,
“
got from a Ute Indian. Aa wus circling, aud they would all be and they kept straight on. H e suc­
soul and practiced the teachings of
.11 the p n r lh u .
. . . .< . b ^ ? her lowe.t ebb ‘
the new political gospel w ith more this horse came from Utah, I named .r.ippul v e r/ « los«» tog«*ther - that is to ceeded, however, lu killing twenty-
him Brigham, after the prophet D a r­ ,ay. In a space covering about five three, but they were scattered over a
changes A have► taken p l.e e In that de-|M>t(gni
Napoleon had anuffed out fidelity.
distance of three miles, while mine lay
When Lincoln was born Paine was ing the «-«instruction of the Kansas Pa- teres.
single century.
e g
liberty gained by the French rev-
When I had the tiumher I wanted 1 Close together. I had nursed my buf­
about to take his deathbed and Jeffer­ Iflc rullrond. now the Union Pacific, In
h l. <►»«*>"
Moat
th* rM t of Kor°P *
watched his teakettle and tnveu tod h l.
of |be
son In three weeks would relinquish 1807 the construction of the end of the would stop shooting nnd allow the bnl- faloes as a billiard player doe« the
3
engine, It la true; Fulton bad made hl* f w
perBonfl, ml„ tary
of this the presidency. In Europe Napoleon track got Into the great buffalo coun­ tm «• of the herd to get away. The balls when he makes a big run.
A fter the result of the first run had
ateamlxiat traverse th e ^ U u d jo a an d
1 q Am erJ,.a alo n e w e re , Ib. had reached his zenith and In a few try, und at that ttiue the Indians—the wagon would drive up, and my men
Sioux.Cheyennes.Comancbes nnd Arnp- would Instantly begin to secure the been duly announced our S t Louis ex
was to that very year,
•. a
K ’’
rt and deniocracy recognised. They years would begin hla downfall. The
•ihoes— were all on the warpath
It hams, the tenderloins, the tongues and curslou friends—who had approache«!
bis patent, but Georg. Stepbemmu » a . hJ qo
elaewLere
eteam engine was Invented, and the
was before the refrigerator car was In the choicest meat of each bqffalo, In ­ to the place where we had stopped
then a laborer and was only dreaming
8plrltually the W(<,d waa emerging steamboat was launched, but nobody
use, and the contractors hnd no fresh cluding the heads, whleh were a fte r­
of his locomotbe, w h k
» uh no
<■ out
tbe aeml-atbetam of the elght- knew what either meant The world
meat to f«Mxl their employees The ward' mounted and used-for an adver­
materlalTxe until five years later. Thus,
century lnto the
dog. had not awakened to modern progress,
nen were grumbling considerably for tisement for the satd road, loading the
while the use of steam as a motive matla|n of the nlueteenth. No; looked hot was stirring In Ita sleep.
power was barely known, the tuarvri* gt from any
.tandpolnt 1900
The particular corner of the earth In 'resti meat, fcr they could see treat) .wagon until It was full. We would
cun revolution to be wrought by I
just about a million miles ahead of which Lincoln saw the light waa al­ neat- that Is, the buffalo, deer and an- then drive back to our camp or to the
end of the track »’here the men were
had not yet started.
the corresponding year In the preced- most virgin wilderness. Kentucky at telop»--In every direction, nnd they
E x p e rt, E xp e rie n ce d , u R e g istere d P h a rm a c is ts
As for electricity, It was only a eel- ,ng century
And that Is not mere that tim e was not only frontier, but would growl because the contractors at work, and »'hen the meu would see
me coming with a load of fresh meat
H e d ic in e s C a r e fu lly C o m p o u n d ed .
raw frontier at th a t I t waa nature lid not kill th«* buffaloes so that they
entitle t . 'oslty. As fa r as any prac j)oaHt |ng- i t |H history,
they »-ould say, “ Ah. here comes BUI
tlcal employment of it was concerned,
For al, that 1800 waa a noteworthy unmodified and unadorned.
I t waa •oul«l have fresh meal to eat. This
with a lot of nice buffalo!” For awhile
Complete «Assortment of 3llverw are and Jewelry
that did not come till years Inter. In year—noteworthy for Its promise rnth- good fundamental stuff out of which was a little more d lllh u lt Job than
hey thought, us the InCInns were cou they were delighted with tlie fresh,
18<)9 water und horseflesh were the ef t |jail ¡ta performance.
During it to make a man, provided the man waa
tender*m eat, but after a time they
chief motor powers; boats, wagons and were born two of the great poets of fundamental enough and strong enough «•»ling «•) cry mile of rullr«xid that wus
tired of It and, seeing me come, would
>elug
built
Into
their
country.
Besides
"stagecoaches were the almost exclu- the |aat century, Edgar A. Poe and to build himself out of anch material.
say, “ Here coin«-« this old Bill with
rive methods of travel; candlea aud A, frod Tennyson.
And on Feb. 12. I t takes a bright* .soul to shine out luvtug military ew.orta to gunrd the
xraders. every man from the boss more buffulo,” nnd finally they connect­
tallow dips were used as lllumluants; 1x09, the very day that Lincoln was through a casing of such environment
low u who went to work on the gra«i- ed the name buffalo aud BUI together
there were but few newspapers, aud 5 0 ^ Charles Robert D arw in eaw the end such heredity.
ng of the r«>ud carried u rltle with him and that Is where-the foundation was
Any and all Kind« of P aten t M e d ic in e A lw ays In Stock these small and poorly printed, and light. Lincoln and D a rw in ! Where
But there has been a vaat amount of
is wh 'II as pick aud shovel, und when laid to tlie ñamé of “ Buffalo Bill,”
lettera were infrequent, voluminous could be found two m ightier names unintentional running down of L in ­
ne whs using them bis gun la f - on the which afterw ard 1 defended ns n title
aud cost much for postage. Only a jn their respective spheres—Lincoln, coln's surrounding». Hla parent», rela­
'round near hint, as the Indians would with Comstock before the officers at
small percentage of the population was w ho freed the bodies of men, and Dar tive«, neighbor», education, associates
Fort Wallace with success.
tally sttNck them.
educated, dueling was In „vogue, Slav- w |n, who freed their minds; Lincoln, and even hla wlfp have come In for a
1 killed buffalo«-* for the railroad coin
The tonsiruciion of that r«>ad In
ery was In existence on both sides w ho taught us that the black man la share of the Indirect abuse.
This
|8«’7 was nearly a continuous fight pnny for twelve months, and during
of the ocean, there was little democ-j nur brother, and D arw in, who tanght course la both unnecessary and unjust
«ml It wuh dangerous for u man to that time the' number I brought Into
no j or liberty anywhere except In
that the ape la our great-grand
Lincoln does not need to have hla clr vsfeturt* uuy distance away from the camp was kept accouut of, and at the
America, aud a b o u t/th e duly things father; both men majestic In thell cumstances or hla people minimized In
troops und the graders to huut tbs end of that perhtd I had killed 4.280
that were as tli^y are now were love, patient, homely s im p lic ity b o th earn
order that he may seem great. Prob buffalo
They tried several hunters buffnloea on ol«J Brlghntn. Thia ^ iih h II
death and taxes. Yet that was only lug the right of earthly Im m ortality by ably they do not show well by the con­ who «lulmed that they could kill buf­ accomplished w ith one needle gun, or
a hundred years ago, barely u life their unexampled services to the hu
trast, but that Is not their fa u lt They falo aud bring It Into camp so that breechloader, which 1 named “ Lucre
time for
T r» ly . the world J raBiv race; D arw in, the founder nl were fully as g o o d aa the average clr they could have fresh meat for their tla Borgia.’’
moves. It took It u long tim e to get evolution, who has revolutionised the cumstances and people of that time men One or two of these men were
During those twelve months 1 hnd
Into the habit, but it Is -going some” thought of the world; Lincoln, the The ordinary hill may look very Inal« klll«*d by Indians while doing so, and many fights w ith the Indiana. On sev­
liberator of the negro, the preserver of nlflcant Iteelde a mountain, but the hill the others gave up the Job.
now.
eral ot-caslona they Jumped myself
In 1809 about all the world that was the republic, the Incarnation of danioc cannot help th a t
A t that time I waa guide and scoat and little party while several mile«
known were Europe, a fringe of land racy, who has shown the world what
The Lincolns were poor, but so was at Fort Haya, Kan., and had quite a from the end of the grade. We would
• W t M h M ? -Equality la a leaven reputation aa a buffalo hunter. Some always pref«?r to have them Jump us
“It/rlqhtcncd llut UulUa io ac< tbs b»JF«u .
which leave« poverty not one-half so one told the main contractor that If he after our wagou waa loaded with buf
(X»i»4n</ a t fuU tptd."
A m o d ern h o s p ita l for the tre a tm e n t o f a ll m e d ic al- a n d eurgio a
bitter.
Uncoln was born In a log could get me I would be able to kill all falo hams, for we had rehearsed our
set out a lot o f champagne which they
diseases, excep t each as sre contagious.
,
bonae with one room and a d irt floor, the buffaloes be would require.
Ilo little stockade ao often that It did not had brought with them and which
but so was almost everybody else who
a me to Fort Hays to aes me. 0 / take more than a few minutes from proved a g«x>d drink on a Kansas
R ates, fro m $10.00 to $21.00 per w e e k , a c c o rd in g to room
first saw light on the Kentucky fron .-ourse I could not accept, although b- the time we saw them conilng until
prairie, and a buffalo hunter was a
tier of that day.
Ida Tarball lndlg PT-.)» me a very tempting financial the mules were unhitched from the g«MMl man to get away w ith I t
Ambulance will meet all trains and boats if hospital is notified.
nantly denies that ThomasO» Lincoln offer, without permission of the mill wagon and tied to the wheels. We
w hir« f a in s r <
Abraham’s father, was the laay loafer tary department commander. General would make our breastworks aronnd denly spied another herd of buffaloes
For Further In fo rm a tio n A ddress
the wheels of the wagon by throwing
he has been pictured, and as that Is the Sberldsn.
coming toward us.
I t waa only a
more charitable view snd as Miss T ar
The subject waa even discussed at out the meat and would protect our­ small drove, and we a t once pre­
selves
by
getting
liehlnd
the
buffalo
beadqunrtvrs
lu
Washington,
and
a
«
»
r
bell Is a woman 1 am going to side
pare«! to give th« animals a lively re­
M e d ic a l D irecto rs.
with her. Miss Tarbell also take« up consl«*ierable delay evidence was pre hams. In this manner we held off from ception. They proved to be a herd of
forty
to
sixty
Indians
on
one
or
two
the cudgels for Lincoln’s mother, and sented that It would solve one of the
cows and calves, which, by the way.
ns there are two women tn this case 1 main labor problems In the great t/ork occasions until we received assistance
are quicker In their movements than
1
would
make
my
smoke
signals
at
side with her more than ever. More of om structlng the great trans« ontl-
the hulls.
We charged in among
'once,
which
the
soldiers
would
In­
over, a fair Investigation shows that nertal railroad and facilitate matte»«
them, and I concluded my run w ith a
Leave of absence fcr the stantly see and rush to our rescue. I score of eighteen, while Comstock
the charitable view la the right one greatly.
Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln pnrpobe waa given me w ith tne un- hnd five men killed during my con
killed fourteen. The «core was now
were an honorable, self respecting and -Uratundlng that in case of an Impor­ section with the Union Pacific ra il­ fifty six to thlrty-eeven In my favor.
road, three drivers and the others
industrious couple fully up to the aver­ tant outbreak 1 should resume the du
Again the excursion party approach
butebere.
Ae roxUig In
age or above the average of the time ties of my position.
Nee-eet Hotel lo Busineee Center, Banka and Depot.
Shortly after the adventures Just ed, and once more the champagne was
dlsna
generally
followed
the
herds
of
tn which they lived.
tapped. A fter we bad eaten a lunch
The same thing applies to Lincoln’s buffaloes, I was really In b certain recited I hail my celebrated hunt with which was spread for us we resumed
Billy
Comstock,
a
noted
acout
guide
- Sunday D inner 35 cents.
environment. It was not bad; It was veuse |>erformlng scouting d u lj also.
the h u n t Striking out for a distance
1 started In killing buffalo, s for th« and Interpreter, who »aa then chief of of three miles, we came up doee to
only crude. All theee things are com
scouts
at
Fort
Wallace,
Kansas.
Coin-
pnratlve.
Besides, there la a whole Union Pacific railroad. I hud a wag
another herd. As I was so fa r ahead
F ir s t Class B a rb e r Shop in th e H o te l.
stock had had the reputation for a
lot of unnecessary fuss made about on with four mulea, one driver aud
of my competitor In the number killed.
long-
time
of
living
a
moat
successful
the early accident« that surround two butchers, all brave, well armed
1 thought 1 could afford to give an ex­
buffalo hunter, and the officers In par­
men,
myself
riding
my
home
Brigham.
great men. An acorn w ill grow an
tra exhibition of my skllL 1 had told
ticular, »ho bad seen him kill buffa­
We
would
leave
the
end
of
the
con-
<>ak If the soil la anywhere near to
the ladles that I would on the next run
loes, were very desirous of backing
being half decent In which It la drop-
ride my horse without any saddle or
him In a match against me. It was
I»ed. One of the Immortals cannot be
bridle. This had raised the excite­
accordingly arranged that I should
explained by the presence or absence
ment to fever heat among the excur­
shoot him a buffalo killing watch, and
sionists, and I remember one fa ir lady
of plush carpet on the floor of the
the preliminaries were easily and sat­
who endeavored te prevail upon me
bedroom In which he la born. Neither
isfactorily ngreed upon. W e were to
v nr v ny w v
’ir
*<r
bank credits nor their effect« can make
not to do I t
bunt one day of eight hours, begin
’’T h a t’s nothing a t all," «aid L “ I
or seriously mar a real genius who In­
nlng at 8 o’clock In the morning aud
have done It many a time, and old
herits their command. Poverty could
closing at 4 o’clock In the afternoon.
Brigham knows as well aa I w hat 1 am
not overwhelm Lincoln any more than
The wager was >500 n side, aud the
doing and sometime« a great deal bat­
w e a lth .A u ld apoll Itooeevelt
man who should kill the greater num­
ter."
The worst that can be said of the
ber of buffaloes from horseback was
So leaving my saddle and bridle w ith
Kentucky of Lincoln’s day Is tjia t It
to be declared the winner.
the wagons we rode to the w indward
was new, but It was also wholesome
The hunt took place about twenty of the buffaloes, as usual, and when
As for the hard life, the simple fare,
miles east of Sheridan, and as It had within a few hundred yards of them
tho prim itive surroundings, w hat worth
been pretty w«)ll advertised and noised we daahe«l Into the herd. I soon had
while man was ever retarded by things
abroad a large crowd witnessed the thirteen laid out on the ground, the
such as these?
Interesting and exciting eceuc An ex­ last one of which 1 bad driven down
Man la not a alave of things. H e Is
cursion party, mostly from Kt. Louis, close to the wagous, where the ladiae
In the Image of the Maker of things;
consisting of about a hundred gentle
were. I t frightened some of the tender
therefore he Is a ruler of thing« by
men and ladles, came out on a special creatures to sea a buffalo coming
divine right.
train to view the sport, and among the at full speed directly toward them,
All of Abraham Lincoln's life was a
Q T O P
v tw
»top
number was my wife, with little Baby but when he had got w ithin fifty yards
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proof of this principle. By the sheer
Arta, who had come to remain with of one of the wagons I had shot him
the full stature«! American will be?
greatness of his heart, hla Intellect
ki Asia and A frica around the Medlter
‘ me for awhile. , _ , “
dead In hla tracks
Thia made my
F«>r tlie sake of thcae tWo Feb. 12.
and his soul he overcame an adverse
Th? buffaloes were quits plenty, and sixty-ninth buffalo and finished my
ranean, a little broader fringe down
1809, should be a fa r shining day.
environment. H e had few of the helps
I t was agreed that we should go into third and last run, Comstock having
the eastern coast of the two Americas
In this same year occurred a not­
T h e D a lle » , o r a g o n ,
that are regarded as essential by moat
the same herd at the same time and killed forty-six.
and a rather vague and grotesque no­ able death.
.
Thomas
Paine,
the
“make a run.” as we called It. each
Steam H e a t.
Electric L ig h ts
Electric C all Belle.
tion In the public mind concerning apostle of liberty In America, Eng­ men. H e was without the aaatstance
As It was now late In the aftatuooo,
of
fam
ily
or
wealth,
early
training
or
one
killing
ns
many
as
M
M
lb
le.
A
China, India, Japan and the African land and France, the real author of
Comstock and hla backers gave up tha
referee wns to follow ésch of us on Idea that be could beat ma» and there­
continent. The chief use of Asia In the Declaration of Independence, one Influential connection«, the prepared
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
horseback when we entere«! the herd upon the referee« declared ma tha w in­
those days was aa a bnals for fables, of the founders of the French revo­ Step« of the stairw ay to success. He
and count the buffaloes killed by each ner of the match as wall as th a cham­
while Africa waa only good for steal­ lution and almost one of Its martyr», had to climb the heights alona.
M r. Lincoln said and did many great
man. The 8t. Ixiuls excursionists, as pion buffalo hunter o f tha plains.
ing “niggers” from and selling them died In 1809, friendless and alone, In
All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
thing», but was greater than anything
well as other spectators, rode out to
Into slavery.
the country he had helped to liberate-
Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby.
the vicinity of the hunting ground« In
In the United States, Indiana was on Paine tried to free mankind Intel­ he said or did. He wee In the fore­
wagons and on horseback, keeping
the extreme frontier; the Louisiana lectually aa well as politically and fro nt of one of earth’s fiercest strug­
purchase had but Just been made, thus gained the enmity of those who gles and yet la known chiefly as an ex­ ••/ would ru tb mjz horee Into them an d well out of sight of the buffaloes, eo
T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie t o r .
»h,x>t them d o w n .”
ns uot to frighten them until the time
Florid« and Texas were not yet ac­ loved either kind of chains, which ponent o f liberty, brotherhood
Tha te a t en tha Mere*.
quired, and the entire population of the meant practically everybody. But the peace. H e was the largest figure In atructlon work to go out after buffaloes camo for us to dash Into the herd,
W hy does a man seated near tha
nation waa but a trifle over 7,000,000. day la coming and Is not fa r distant one of the crises In the world’s history aud had an understanding with the »rhen they were to come up as near
neck of a horse travel faster than one
Madison had been elected president when the world w ill place him as and yet lent more luster to his epoch commanding officer who had charge as they pleased to witness tho chase
Wo were fortuuato In the first run seated near hla tall? For tt has bean
the first time and was about to take high as before It placed him low. T hat than he gained from It. Lincoln w ill of the troops guarding the construc­
be
a
live
figure
In
the
minds
of
men
Comstock proved In vary striking fashion that
his seat. The second w ar with Great Is one of the laws of juatlce. Every­
tion that should a smoke signal be In getting good ground.
Britain had not yet been fought. The thing la balanced at last. The Ig­ when the occasion that gave him prom­ seen In the direction In which I had was mounted on one of his fnvorlte ha does. But why? T h a reason la
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inence
shall
have
grown
vague
and
horses, while I rode old Brigham. I really vary simple, and yat whan little
great political fact of the entire world
nominy placed on the name of Tbomae distant. The event that brings a great gone they would know 1 waa In trou
felt confident that 1 had the advantage T««d Sloan«, the Jockey, came forward
was then Napoleon. H e was In the
Paine at last w ill turn to refulgent soul Into men's view Is at beet but the bie and would send mounted men to of Comstock In two thing»—first. 1 ha«l
with practical proof nobody ass wed to
zenith of his power and for a little
All kind« of Reservoir and-Cistern work in con­
glory, for so It la w ritten In the book stage setting; he Is the actor. I t Is but my assistance.
man waa castlug a rem arkably long
I bad to keep a dloee and careful the beat buffalo boree that ever made ba able to explain it. ▲ boras to sawva
the background of the picture, he the
nection with water «ystems installed tn first
a track; the second, I was using what forw ard at all must thrust a t the earth,
shadow. Indeed, Juat about this time of destiny.
The writings of Paine had a great chief figure and reason of the paint­ lookout for Indiana before making my wns known at that time as the needle and the chief fore« of thia forward
Napoleon waa Europe. He dominated
class style and all work done guaranteed.
run
luto
a
herd
of
buffnloea.
It
was
my
Influence on Lincoln both In religion ing's existence. I t la but the pedestal;
gun, a breechloa«llng Rprlugfleld rifle, thrust come» from hl» hind teg«. H
France, Ita ly and Germany and had
Dynamite and powder work on all kinde of Rock Excavations
and politics.
l a his younger 'd ays he la the statue. Who remembers that custom lu those days to pick out a caliber BO -it was my favorite old
the chief wel«ht la Juet over or cteea
England and Russia scared Into a po­
herd
that
seemed
to
have
the
fattest
Lincoln wrote a book upholding the Socrates fought In a w ar or that Bad
Lucretia," which haa already been to the thrusting power, naturally tt di­
litical ague.
True, Wellington waa
cows
and
young
heifers.
1
would
then
Ideas o f the “ Age of Reason” and In­ dhn was heir to a kingdom? Alexan­
Introduced to the notice o f the reader minishes Its efficiency; * lnatead e f
winning his first victories In Spain, but
tended to have It published, but some der did not derive hla Importance from rush my horse Into them, picking out —while Comstock wae armed w ith a thrusting the bores forw ard a pertten
Waterloo, of which these were pro­
the
fattest
Ones
and
shooting
them
oversea lout friend snatched It from Macedon nor Cicero from Catiline. I t
Henry rifle, afad, although he could Are o f it te wasted tn lifting the weight e (
phetic, was yet six years distant.
hla hands and gave I t to the fiamea. waa great for Lincoln to free the Slav* down while my horse would be run a few shots quicker than I could, yet
the Jockey a t every «Mttek —
In <11 material respects, to compare
But the thought could not ba burned, and eave the Union, but greater to ba nlng elongride «f them. I had a happy I w w i grotty csrtota th a t It did aot
the year 1800 w ith 1000 would be like
[ toewitf to know!«« kww to afcaot to w »
and Herndon end all the other hfc
comparing a tallow dip w ith an are
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