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UNION, THE ?ON8TITO-Mpy. AXD THE LAWS-fllEIUBDUNS OF OUR LIBERTY. "
a. xviii.
FKIDAY. J1AKCU 0, f IS33.
, Oil.
""TiT'T'TTr
ode;: r
Jkmttrtary Ctldralion of
W fUMr ""
lce-Ce4' seat 4rV.,
gaii4.itCIri.Hi,iott
iiinf bMMn &Mt
. AkixttU
J..i2g wrapoas fil
p!a ! ulrj k2l . ,
. WitiiiiU'iug these.
jU.swbsare&riiif 4 .
4SHpsa"th wefiihg r V t-
it leersiei's fest.
Tt '.ejs bee ssertd mw,' ,
fl priiM with Ih4 trrltia''
W. " seas,
ftr this w meet. ' ' ,.
WiH i.lrfuljy ws f !
a-t t b dtlb
Ti greet this dy.
On ) bis vanis'itd by
0 fn m Ml high,
I ijt.t In etnity
Mih Learning's rsy!
1m way ii ever bs,
aa-e Truth snd Liberty
I' iirJ trig n
I",-- .fH .iu'hful bead,
M- is ti: 'tJitira tlted,
l i r. r flame be f4
t F"J.iu,t fane!
0 r): to t!te e turn,
Our pi'riM tMei'ui burn
b Fiet-lo'B'i ca ;
ji p- iaitH my be
JiS'ij'M ree'ity,
It ieide t tore to thtt .
hti LMminf'i lave
f 'w tiih yw oic in ton
Ojr antes the breete alen(
!a tritmpH m.
lA Uar'tiug be ir jmde,
Hull Freedom at he' eide
Ah ere ear Countr j'e p'iJe
Oh! ir theia wnll!
UM- . ."r' UB yw blM I bearing vitim iia bwKa'a fuU eharti of
Toil inld m jtwtBov.
Rrt, (biuuct!TA Y-t. it. it U
frve; bol yet I ahooUI eol Lka to wriia
Mr. E. But m tm kaov It ia irnt.
kbr ibould jtm not fck? ia writ irt , .
lioktrt. Bmnia I tla Bol think that it
warlh ptuiai into a letter, air t.
Mr. R. O, hot ibep, if I ereoerl a
JeraUoJ yru.' friead Rabrrt.' joq. thtuk
aat when f utters tu or Irteoda.
ahould, in t)w firet tUc. er .t
nide; aeeontlfY. I'tat mnat aer T
IwbatU not trae:-and thirdly, wa muat
never um tneoi what u aat van ka.
inf. Atnl rirht? . . t , -
era, aiii 11 m. w m) will a
letter. I atauU uy to think of all that.
air. it. lata, Bjr dear bay, you iquet
never ajaiu tell ma you don't know brw
to write a letter; for' I aaVure oo. that
you luv a nurii better' noiioa of letter
wnimr, tbaa many people bae. who are!
fi time your Ufa. Mother' t Mae. .
The (nlWirir. ppeara to be I be ver
sion ok an old story; but il la ritieo- to
such qaUrt, pauliy style of ejtsve banter!
mat n ran narOiy tail to make our read-
erf laughs and a good 'beany laugh fa
tnete rtard tiirw is an enjoyment ncWy
wonn the porchase of ne aioutei read'
log. ' , , Alexander $ Mt$ttnzer.
Fmm Ue BvCan Juutnal.
' A TREMENDOUS BLOW UP.'
A curmu aff-ir occurred in this city a
few, lys sinrs. which occasioned great
coisternattnn in a vrry worthy family
and the knowledf e of which may operate
as a arnin l sauury liht-Untfeid in
dividual nut to nuke too free with their
neighbour's food
lo a certttn d weliiox-liouae in the north
part of this ri.wl'v r itv, rceiJes two iatli
viJjite. mhnta I Jiina'.e as Mr,
tU2ins end Mr. Sn.viiie, andtlictr l
ruilies. 'Nw the houe in built on
cinally eti'.h tha exitrri d-nu of m
coromoilitin two lituiiK", ro )iTi' ull
occurred in eoorj'ieiice Mr. U
cine ana Mr. 5"pni(ii, and Irf ;.r.
s2in, and Mrs. Wijtine. and all I'm
do Wij(ffins, aid the imlc Sppjjjjtn fc
ed a I nif time heursth same ro.f, as
sll goodly nrif )biir should, mi tru m-.
friendly aid a-iiif lle terms. Hut it s
happened thit the Jt.tk of winter's fu
Ciinrennii nrini-ipiilv of "down t4i'
wooJ, of each fmilv, depiisiird in
the o uy w(il-h'Me whu-ti was im:,
td t the dweili.ij. Mr. Wiin, l.ke a
providpqt huhaiid, Uid in ai abu'ida
qtiantav lor tl t.ter, provided it h
not been ufd for t'Ur.' hich he ha
nm antieipaiei. tiut Mr. ,tijini. n
ther Heine ounted lr mrwie. or lor oid;
o'her reaeon. whti'h it is not pitiriilarly
l uivirlaul to atcriain. prortjrd but
small supply of furl in the fill if he
an:irehendrd but a mid iuh'idt inter,
The wood m depneiieJ 11 diiTi-reut psrH
of the building alloied for that purpose
sud Mr. WiKins often after eoniempUl
inif his own noble pile, rt a glance of
pity on that of his neir,'ibouraiid won
dercd that he had not in the d$r.iio)n,
laid in a larger stork of lliM artirle, in
pensablr to eo nfort and house-kvepiiii;.
One day while Mr Vignn was ex
amining his wood, it suddenly occurred
to him that within a few weeks it hud ui
I f enpowdsr. had 'mysterioosly daap(ear
ed duriBf the eight! Mt. Yif gios forth-
wiui roweittaesl tna,ce would not go to
neeuog that forenoon, but would stay at
borne and watch tha pt arrets of the aveut
i ST . a. .
; otr. oprtfjiBs. roean while, was aot
awarn'of tliia aefaftuue pks against bis
character and hie doeu aiat. ahich
wss concnck'J by but oeightxjr Wiggiaa.
Uniuspietoas soul! i lie had the da bs
ore porchased a ao looking pretib'.of
xw. wnicri Be Intended lor his Sunday's
dinner. Tbe'epsre-rib'waa accorJinirlr
. j . .... . . ... ."
urjiwur m nif hq nrnen-w-aaij me uo
kiKken was duty plred before a rearing
fire, fcj be it re ttfebred, en paumtt Mr.
Spriggiaa did not af rooking stove.
iw po. nuea wiiq poutoes, OaV
lodeand for. alight we knowther p
equally saTprsej iod eonre'aeJ" to see
Ui almotl UUie tody yathenoe
aofpended by her hair, and ia
the saaiS cord. Fresh air eith ean de
tie, aoD restored iMs ezssllcat t irrf Ui-
snow iMH wneuier mors vt agtmre nrr
generous fortitude, ia a hirdti'ni eiplofV
ing:thu pettilejiiial cavern, which, bad
almost proved fatal M her, or to eierriie
the duurdty cowardice, of the by4indri. mIe a.ajaiwr of eonsrirnee to pay mo
fur -not sharing with bey the glorioue rent for the lat three yiars Aud
danger, Ia. eonaqucuce of, the djelsy ! wbeo I e-ad t2.e:a a bill they thteateo to
produced by her ioJionion, itieTf"unn" I cee ihrir patronage tf I duo them.,
j : it. ...- - k r .t. . !,.-
uiau wai urawR opia uirifssanu jrreiwrr ' imn w nT prrM Dia-rreq iTtai
oucn ronuuet ma not paw it w i many nati trry iuue
WbRe this roavrreatlna was 'going m,
de publisher uf a ewspier slept up
and tenarked, gentlemen, one ym
hive so aura reMa to ewroidaia as I
"liave, 1 go la the eipene burirr
preeecit. typet snd paper 1 hire work
enea oo swust be paw) by (he week I
srbd out a sreekly sheet nrrligiou news,
anil, yet jmtne ol ray subscribers hve not
able oirnte.
unaoticcd; a pmerswtokj of the eorjtifauon.
and a aoleum la licunu. were rrlebrttaa
sW be occasion, ( siberine received tn
public thanks of the Dake of Orleantlht
Uialiop tAt NoyjHH and be .town tn.
jUtrate, tofetber wtdik enosUerable
tabJe and &triciou eegeUblesv was sus-f peeunury cpninhution.a8aeivfeeraaJ
pcoaea jroai tne ou-aDioneq -erano J.ie inesa oere autra the eoagntulsuonji
the fire burnt bnlliniy, and there was iefkrr own. heart U.ai iaestiaabl reward
every taaon u,believe tfiat in due selsoa of a benevolent mind.,
a
a ianat excellent dinner waulA tmsaee!.
Jendr weJt cooked. But alas, tna moat f 'dAui. A certain noor Wio
oeuoerata. calculations, and appareaily I wintry stlty, ban lust constuReddier titua
revonable aniuHpstion. ara someiiueaf stock bf wood in rooking .Ktty aaeajf
ana nneiDecuj eseni. . . .
eonciei.ee in psyiof lor a eewtppar.
Perhaps they felt guilty ihemeles.
Z t Pmbyterian.
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It i a eineular fact ia history, that tha
tribe of loilUns called Cvmmchti, mho
live a wandermg life in the Mexican
Terriioryt. ia an4 about Texas, have
r maintained their Independence againtt t' o
powers of Ppaia and the alexiean iaea
sinew, tha days of Coru-x and Pizwo.
Thfy are, more aameroue, warlike and
iexlepeade'o fhan-any oilier tribe in Ame
rica, and pave beta for a century past
terror of 4 the froni'er 'pronneea of
! wber sliecoold obtsia any jaora. ha Mtxieo Tbeyara Jhe Tarura of the
over va feauful of dni' eso H epleadidlj mouaisdetid as bdtieii.ea
Vile r. Sprifgins and Mrs. Sprig- J put her children Vbed, sooo after, and sit I Aioerican antinent pTI:eir warriors are
gias, aad .tba several, LULt .oprifgma'j fahivenng
it 1 I- i .1. .11 A ....!. .
wtra aujtjiT tciir( in w rouia ajier lu wra, in luir.view ui a targe wkhi puc, . n-j ! iKBiMwajr inj propia
toorqing sejvieeAoCfinf the fregranl.ef- belongiat loberrirh hsrd-brsrted neigh in the world W-lera - jhsji a hundred
fluvis.wbiellproded froihe tiy bpr 'fid (bought darted into her mind, years ago, a party of ihem.went to tha
kitrhetC JndnucipalSnf .wiua wawry W I'but poe bandlul of that wood to shore, and were('9iU-ked by tha
rDouUitbeme wbep the epre-tib ,' dbna f eepyine from freexing, ho glad I should Hpanisrds sndaU ki'.Ifcd, and, ei'iea that
to a turn,.wda?9 be f lacNf bairehrtn .be; ha bat enough and would Tteei mis hetrihehsoeer befi knron t viHuta
well df4ei!. and .prepared,' to .Wmialttrr it," , Ader many struggles, she conclude Bear tha coast, lauuiAlUJnurndL
Uk the ersiiificauoa f the" ore tn, of All : to esfut her nirhbr had tone lo bed, ( ."''i '" ' ' ,
ew Aa a w. w
H IW TO WRITE A LETTER
The late Rv. R. R ib nmon, of Cant
Eaeland, it is said, was very fond
sf ehildren. and that ha used lit render
tawlf very fanjilur with them, by adapt
bit eonreratioi to their capacities.
J joining heirti'y in their little sports;
feiqueoily, they were much attached
onira. I'i the mJ"! of playfulness, how
wr. I never let slip an opportunity of
mroeing in some hints that might be
wui in alter life. The following anec
4)4 exhibits a specimen of his easy tnan-
r in sueti occamons.
ln-wj hn liu'e favorites were two
wn, on of a much esteemed member
hit congregation; the eldest, named
in. t about ten years old, thu young
w. Ilibert, about eifhl. Uoon one of
sr. RiHmton's vista to iheir father, R -
f "i? told of his arrival, came bound
H i-itn Hie room, and. as usual, inmoed
h.e knee, when they enured on iha
iiig lial tj ii:
w. R Weil, ll tbert, so you have ta
wr old sent; bui hiw is it tliat my
M'ftieenunfnriiishl! Where's John? : minithrd in size, to an exient for which
be coold not account and it aluo appear
ed to him tint his neighbour wood-pile,
although contemptibly small, was netiir
as large as it wis iwo or ihre.e weeks
fore! Mr Wiirjint reflected on the euh
jert for few m intent, and by a curious
process of reisonmt, for he was by no
mesne a content ntible logician, he end
denly came lo the startling rnnHniiti.
that his neighbour Sprigcms hl, fither
intentionally or tinin'enti'nal!y, hten in
the hithit (or some lime pant, of lorgftung
the location or the respective wmd-piles,
and had bountifully appropriated to him
self ibe wood belonging tn tha indusirt
ous aiJ provident Mr. Wiggins.
Mr. Wiiutne (was thunderstruck at
these Sinn ilar logical deductions. He
could hardly belmve it possible that his
very worthy neighbour, Sprigginn, would
be guilty of playing him such an unneigti
bonrly trick. The circumstantial evi
dence was strong, but not sufficient to
convict him and Mr. Wiggins was a
man wlitt scorned to think evil of his
neighbour without cause. lie resolved
to have positive proof.
tnebfitf '!! whkh'at that lime was eon and get one ruoiiful.-lbat she might be
sidnlably'excAed while M.ra. Sprier ms able to cook herself aoute breakfast. She
was ia the vrrv.acj of preparing tha rich i went, and picked up the wood, but the
graty, wich i always considered a tie Hhnughtpf slealirig so tivttwhelmsd her,
cearyVfostanimentV sacS aduh 1 thai forgetting where she ww.'lhe spoke
nd while mr of the Imle Spnggins'al aloud; Ibte I come to this? Moet I
w as ii the very act af declarii.f that be i siealt O. (cannot, Jim if 1 do't I mast
h.ved roasted ptk beCer than any "thing f freeae. But 1), caVt stesl. SSUe
in the world, a .horrible event took place, threw down tha wood and walked away,
which dashed to 'the fioorthe anticipated Again, the korrors of winter We her
ip of joy, and Actually ahipwrecked.Wk, sjain she picked up Hie wood, and
them in sight of jori!l".. , j again threw it down, saving. "I can't
An nj lotion took pla'cej which erealed ' steal, and if I perish, I wilt perish." She
as luurti fonsternluoaapd 'produced it- wet home and went to bed.. Tha rich
nost as much eonfoe'oft. as if the volcano j man aiood in the door and heard ail that
f Mount Vetuvtusriad suddenly bott J the poor woman had aaid, and it sottened
for b beneath thrtr (eetl , I'Ke athes and his heart. " Early next mnmin, be sent
riudero were rt'red -i'l over the room her eight loads of wood, ready cut, and
nuier siurirs, iriuiig nrr iiiaivuv w a, wri-
couief adding, you fairly beat tha devil
Mtrt. Oh, sir. John is gone to hnn- j
long has he been
R. Indeed! bo
(lief
Rf'rt. M ire than a fortnight, sir.
v. ;t. ii my letters have yon
'f"ninl,imT
ffrf. None, sir.
' R. II iw is that?
'Wf. B cajse I do not know how
' vr 'e a letter, sir.
& R. Bjt should you like to know
Mm. Oh yes. ir, very much indeed.
"'r R. Then suppose you and I be
:!e,T' Xt7 to conk up a letter to John;
Will
rf. Oh dear, yes. ajr.if yoo
?"'e; I ,h iuld $o like to do that. '
Mr R. Well, then, let us begin: San-
ftr I i an T
Will that do? '
mert. Oil dear, no, air, I ahould not
w say that at all.
Vr. R. Wh. nn.f
Xtitrt. Becauaa that would be tide,
air.
R. Let
us try again, then: My
-"'Brother." There, will that do'
wrf. Oh yes. nicely, eir.
iit.R. Well, then, now let ua go
Thursday night, half Cambridge
wo burnt H ..i
flofierf. Oh no, no, sir, that will never
J-R. Why wont it do?
kin Because it is not true, you
st "r "re has aot been any fire at
it. t hen aapposa that we alter to
he tin kiir-heii 'iptei, and iu eon
etn. ii.fliiilng llioiirh gravy, ere
ire wed ovi-r the ilor4.tho pot was bloa a
tk) high" and ihehaif cooked vege
tables winch itconiaiutd, soon awrwarOa
due luu.bling do wo the cbimney .to
nitrelhnci'U confusion. The children
-oic iiiifd tl,e dog bsrkrd giinixlkin
rak-r wauled and M'. !! Mr. Sprig
iins. su(iHining an eirJ"i..W had arlu
hIIv shaken the hou-e it liuid;iiion,
and co.rr-d with dual am ' -, iind be
spattered iih gravy, bawled lui.ly for
ti lance!
Mr. Wiggins, ho was o the w-i. h,
beard ttie uproar, and rut'1-? I In lu.id-.
tith deiigbl. Iletlieiiei. erJ ilie .ipan
ment l Mr. S.nga;n, id ni be
gravely iriuired w nt ,o ih- matter,
sihI rendered hi -iSia r.,. tie l.uhed
lieartily (in hi a'ei i e) at the ticvs
which, even bey mil hi hopes, bad at
tended his wh keil li -e'agein.
. Female fu-u'e 1 Wari 'he
court of a I. ' lift whih ho deuveied a
ffw day a ai v t x . .ter, related the
following a.H-rJ :. V c onmini eer,
of gre.t ltp b-i e b-i np-ned at
) .'ovu iii Kia-ire. fr tbe oqrpose of
I re.nr, f'tr men iiim? U-e the
ee?iti'g uitforVJiMiely fell in ihi4eiii
tioo having likr . to pii' ,1,1 it
nrobblf sin ii-chIi ut, .lnvt,i niiil-
nigh h-f.re ttieir iti .i n wa kn
an. bnf the 1 tTnl'v ot '.irenriig
ince a -that ). t'O'iihl 'hour,
him upe pteteni ih iniisriid 'ted fmm
am-mi 'Misj 'he rcie. of the fortunate
er.'ni ii', i i ap(ared alri'idy in a state
of .tf.MV4ii.ni. from the mephitic vapour.
Fe itieii- or ignorant of danger, and irre
aitta'dv untielled bv the ' cries of their
wie -Mil children, who surrounded the
spot, Catherine Vit. the daughter of
a French peasant, insisted on being lower
ed without delay into the noxious open
ing; and, fastening a cord, with which
she had furnished herself previous to her
descent, round Iwo of their bodies, aasiat
ed by those above she restored them to
life and to their families; but in descend-
a .11 . 1i
ing a second lime ner oresm oegan to
Seeping tn ChiireK.ll. n a matter o
record that about one hundreyers ago
an Indian "was conducted by a'diecreet
burgess to witness the service ef the sanc
tuary on tha Lord's day. Wbea these
services were ended, the citizen, on their
wsy homewards, in order to impress uport
bis tawny friend the superiority pf Chris
tianity over heathenism, entered into a
detail of tha money appropriated by tha
congregation of which he was a member,
for the support of public worship, tha
errcuon of tha house, the salary of tha
minister, 4r. To all this the son of tha
forest, who had observed tba drowsy
diaposiuon which pervaded tha assembly,
replied, " Ugh! Indian sleep juil as sound
under a tree, and not pay aoy money!"
If you take a great deal of pains to
aere the world and bt nefityour fellow
rreaturt-s, and if after all tha world scarce
ly thanka you for the trouble that yoo
have taken, do not be angry and make a
loud ulking about tha world's ingratitude,
for if you do, it will seem thsl you cared
more about the thanks you were to re
ceive, than about (he blessings which yoa
professed lo bestow."
A ivarm of Z?eej Be quiet. Be ac
tive. Be patient. Be bumble. Be pray
erful. Be watchful Be hopeful. Ba
loving. Be gentle. Be t&eiriiul. Ba
r , . . i . u : . . . ti - : i. . ii
n Tie wa engaged lor Hie attendant, in arro" l,r JU8 00 ypiigm. om
tin n-.ber lor the plaintiff It happened J hind. Be simple. Be diligent. Be eir
ih .i o tili r-xes weri? trad the same day. j cumspeei. Be metk. Be lowly. Ba
II m "ke for h II an hour to the first . long si.fffnng. Be not failhleas, but be
J m , ind th- cm a ( iven lo them and ' lie ring, and the grace of God r with
t i.- Ind re treti tthen he appeared ! you. . F. ffhitetide.
uut id uie last oight.
.iHttJote of JuJze iDoro. The fol
lowing was suted by a respecu-d octoge
narian, some tisne since, as a l-ct to
whcib he wss knowing; and as we have
1 ever seen it stated before, the story may
be worth telling. It ia another illustra
tion of the glorious uncertainty of the
law"
V. t't'it Judge Parsons was a resident in
BoDtnn, and then practising law, he wea
once employed to plead two cases in
court, which were precisely alike, but in
h'tWe die tefond Jnri, he made use of
vrry il'ff'-rt nl arguments from those before
,inploed bv htm. ! which the Court
iO"k xire, reminding him that he seem
ed o hve changed his tone, sn1 repeat
aec '" " bad ssid but a few
in mho's hef ire
Mr. Ptr'on fixed hi ki-en eye ujnn
the Jali' lo-l 'ef U-l M :y it pieae
vonr hoooi I might hte been trrnnn a
h! s i hour ig.i, but no I know I am
rig'W." ,r lewiled; and when the
1.. tLl I . J
W, . J Tf returiM ' ' luunu lit lieu gameu
a verdict iu b.nit rses!
Popular education nsurrf The Em
peror of Austria has issued a decree, ' U at
no person, male or female, thall 6- mar
lied, who cannot read, write, cipher. ,A
mke du. aid east up a com mm ac.u'n."
It rre tn be wihed that some of ut Ue
pjliliinti .i-giers would botrow a leaf
out of this EmperorV hook. ,
Accordingly on Saturday last, Mr. Wig-1 fail, and after effectually securing tba
gins borrowed of a neighbour, aship Car
penter, not Mr. Spriggins, an mcli and
three-quarters augur, and selecting a hand
some, attractive-looking maple log, bor
ed a hole in it, into which be introduced
a certain quantity of a combustible mate
rial, called gunpowder. He then plug
ged up the hole, and placed the log on
Hie top of the woodpile, in a very enn
cord to the body of a third man. ahe had
sufficient presence of mind, though in a
fainting condition, to fix the short end of
the rope which still remained, firmly to
her own hair,' which hung in long and
luxuriant curls.
Her neighbors, who fell no inclination
to imitate her heroism, had willingly con
tributed such assistance as they could
sdicuoub situation, and withdrew, bar- aDora, compatible witn saietj; anu, on
ly en Sunday rooming Mr. Wiggins vi-1 pulling up the third man' a body, were
Jin Obtrrvation on American Society.
The aons of the poor die rich whilo
the sons of The rich die poor what an
encouragement to toil through life in
acquiring wealth to ruin our children.
j? Gmtjerioion on Conaaence. A Better do good with our money as we go
few friends accidentally meeting one day, j along. Educate our sons secure their
were led in conversation to conclude that ; virtue by habits of industry and study.
some men bad no consciences. There
is neighbor T." said one of them. who
has borrowed of me no leas than three
umbrellas, and he seems to make no con
science of bringing them back." " Ah,"
said a student, " 1 have had several such
neighbours, until my library consists of
almost odd volumes." " The case ia
bad enough, aaid a mechanic, but not
s hard as mine, for I have been working
for the rich Mr. F. for the last 12 months,
and he has so little conscience, that he
always puts me off when I ask for pay
ment." " Well, well," said a physician,
I have always found thst men had leas
conscience in paving the doctor's bill than
any thing else. " Excuse me, sir,"
says a country clergyman. " if 1 doubt
your conclusion. I labor hird and live
poor, and although I am always descant
ing on the pleasures of a good conscience,
that is, a conscience that accuses us of no
neglect of duty, yet I seldom find my
parishoners with conscience enough to
remember tha poor parion'a quarter day."
and then let them take care of themselves.
FsUNKXIll.
77ie infatuation of Hcf. In the very
moment that an individual finds he has
broken a well formedUeterminstionto stop
in any wrong course of conduct, that mo
ment he has great cauae for alarm. It
proves to him that ha has not the inter
nal power of retreating whenever ha plea
ses, and that if once perfectly infoeuated
with vice, his case is hopeless. Such an
individual has but one course, and that ia
to stop now and forever. Every new par
ticipation in the pleasures of sin but wea
kens his pnwer ol resistance, and sooner
or later be must fall to rise no more.
" It ia amusing to see bow some of tha
papers devoted to the Federal Party, fid
get and fret, under their appropriate ap
pellation." Standard.
Which " fidgets and freis most, the
" Standard" or the Globe."?
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