VOL. VINO. 40.
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men, and high living, and good whiskey,
in Pennsylvania, why didn't you stay there
and enjoy them"


MIR. Ferguson replied that he had learn
ed that school masters were very scarce,
and very much needed in in this country,
and that he had come out for the purpose
of enlightening the people generally
This TO Tom was rather unpleasant, as he
had received but limited education, and
yet wished to be considered pretty smart


He eyed the old man for abouta min
ute, and replied, 'styou've missed it, old
man.


''Why so,' said Ferguson.


"Because" quoth Tom, "you may take
the best pack Of hounds in the United
States, and hunt them through Arkansas, !,
and you will find forty-nine id rascals,
before you find one fool"


Ferguson sloped.