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AN ExrINouIsHrR.--If people were no,
hanged for MURDER said young lady some
time ago, 'if persons were not hanged for mur-
der, we should not be safe in our BEDS
I A member Of the Society Of friends who hap
pened to be present and heard this argumen,
for capital punishmenss, drew his chair sp to
the lady, and said,


thou think man ought 10 be hung before he
has repented y s#e -HF


'Oh, no; certainly notl No one ought to be
sent into eternity until he is prepared for the
kingdom Of heaven =


Good said the Friend; but now have
another question to ask thee. Dost thou think
amy man ought 10 be hung after he has repent.
ed, and is fitted for the kingdom Of heaven q (


We snesd not say the lady was speechless.