Of course I do not know the result,
but something seems to say to me,
'Ephraim, we've got the coon!' And
if we have; wife, you know how
. . : t.
i; for our children, and for
i -" oprrtiseu every where Hi
. ti . : i i
T r :
smiled
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a v 1 1:
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inc.
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p.
"hi t
.wr. and :tt.
have'at Sifc:
Y
n f.
r a
At.d Kphraiin Ambrose who,
urh a hrmocrat, was not a otliof-v.-r.
fell aseep Hnd slept soundly
Hiht.
l"Va ri nt:
ft
should disturb
!;er -lie-,, rtti.. il Wifp r.itf i'i.fv
i
; in the morn ins: and went
a!
i'i
ut iitr household duties. (Ilanc
hackward uin his .-lundier, bhe
tllollLr,t ojf
w i !" And
he sl.-ep, he shall do
he slept. B.vak'asf
V..
:. nou ;1i--; -,t v
o'iet! v, the irMM
v.-.j- sa l.'lg to ttie
')' ; father slep as
childrep, "I-t
long as lie w ill.
He Heeds sleep.
lie can eat wb
e-r he awakes."
"HehWps very soundly," sh
a mid-dut a." she went to roust
said
li'iu
for dinner. Comiugto his l.tdside
C'e nut:."t-d that he breathed regu
larly, but slowly and alum.st imper
ceptibly. Finding herself unable t
break his slumoer, she grew alarmed,
ai.ut sent m haste for Dr. Moses, an
aged physician of long and vari. d
experience, 'I he Dr., however, a.
was his custom, did not arrive till
next morning. The man had slept
continuously through the night and
his slumber was still unbroken. Dr.
