{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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THE STRONGEST MAN.--Once upon time,
fight took place somewhere on James River,
Va. between Mr.. Sampson and Mr.. Snesd,
in which Sampson was laid out. The next
Sunday, AT . Sunday school, the following d.
alogue took place. siAa s1 I -Ar.
" 'sBob Smith. stand up and recite. Now Bob
who was the strongest manp Is..tr p


., Bob scratched his head and pondered for a
while and then answered. l&
x "Wal, the book thar SEE how Sampson is
but by gosh, Bill Snead licked him, like thun-
der--he did.-Streeter's STAR f.t9