-.I- -III-l -. A ROUGH BED FELLOW.
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The Temperance Herald vouches for the follow ing : In town in Arkansas, man had been drink

 Ing until late hour at night before he stsrted for home. :, Honest folks had gone to bed. and the houses were all shut and dark. He came across shed, staggered in, and stretched himself upon the gToand. For long time he lay in all the uncon' seriousness of drunken sleep. and the night being cold, he would undoubtedly have frozen, had not others less ipsensible than himself been around him. This shed happened to be 2 favorite rendezvous .y huddled around and over him, thus protecting him from the cola Toward: morning he ,s. awSk:. ;. snd finding hmself comfortable, and in bii.siul ignor- ance of his whereabonts, he supposed himself en- toying the accommodations of. 2 tavern, in comPs. nv with other gentlemen like himself He stretched out his hands, and catching hold of the bristles of hsg, exclaimed, " Hallo! mister ,cAess did sea skave last 7"

 a A pleasant and cheerful wife is rainbow set in the sky, when her husbands mind is tossed with storms and sempests bat dissatisfied and ireii9I wife is like thunder cloud charged with eiectric fluid. At such time man wilIkeep cIsas ifpos- sible, in order to avoid ashocA. 'a-0' 'TF god