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Gross EraniAatiou.---A witness lately
examined in one of our courts, 0llinois) up
on trial concerning horse trade, was
asked by the counsel for the defendant how
the plaintiff generally rode?


Witncss-EIc generally rides a straddic,
Sir


Counscl-IIow does he ride in compare


Witncas-If he has good horse, he al
WAYS keeps up.


Coun,el-How does he ride when he is
aloncl


Witness-Really, sir. cannot say, for |
never was in company with him when he
rode by himself.


Couusel-You may stand aside, sir