/" "SPLURGING.o
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This is word invented by a dear old friend
Of ours, and which we have desired 10 explain
10 our readers, but had no good opportunity
until now. Just read the following extract
from an exchange paper. II is a real effort al
"splurgins;


''The sable mantle Of night hung over the
scene, black as the ''dunnesl smoke" The
wild roar Of the pealng thunder mingled in
frightlul discord with the Shrek Of the mid
night tempest, that seemed struggling TO up
root the humble dwelling Of Ambrose. Again
and again the Iattling crash Of the contending
elements shook the firm set earth, as if herald.
ing the crack OF doom, when pale-faced Ellen
snatching her helpless infant from the floor,
rushed up the stairs. excaiming, GOOD gra-
cious the bed room windows open"