From the N. E. Wushinetonan.
THAT ERE is TIE DEACON FOR.
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From the N. E. Wsshinetonian.
THAT ERE is TIE DEACON FOR
Father said Deacon Smiths young son.
"a most preccocious wight;)
had dream: and a funny dream.


Was The dream had last night.
Well. son, what was the funny dream,
That has put you in such gee2
Were 10 guess from your laughing phiz,
| should say that you dreamed of me.
Father, dreamed You will think II strange
Yet still it is true ] snore;
dreamed that the king of the country below
Walked into your grocery store!
The devil yes, father, the devil! and YOU
Were drawing glass Of gin
For Ambrose Jones, who browns his wits,
And broke his babe's arm in Que Of his fits, .
The ugly old imp Of sin. 92' 'AN,
] dreamed that the devil walked boldly in,
And swung his long tail on chair, eg3
And asked you if you want deacon, he did
And (without looking) you said that you
were.


The devil he laughed; and he switched his long
aa tail, ao. &3
And he grinned as he nodded TO me;
Says he, with wink, (and the sparks flew


like hal,)


That 'efe is the deacon for me. ~ sN