Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
Game of arae.

talk about sour dafned fast lines, said TaE-
kee to a Cockhey, who was so inprudents N tie
natural way of his countrymen, to commences bras-
ging on English railroads. while the couple were
progressing atthe rate of forty a hnur orthe
Birmingham railway. tWhyS mister, this ere Foat
is pretty considerab Bile for Ehgia but iwontde
for 'Meriky. We ride sttaddle q telegraphS
there, when we're in hurry, butwlen we aintS
We take the railroad. i was coming from Phila-
delphia 10 New York, when says to asfelleT sttiR
by me-who on aiyth owns, that big garden with
white palms rounditi ,Is 4s4f.-qs sit :. q aa 2
+. q don't sse no white palms ses he.
4 don't see nothing else ses J., 'and mighty
tall fencei it is, too.' .5,,s ...i -afjt,., ,,5Ys
"The feller burst out laffln., -,s tgs55f,s IL. .
why you darned fool ses he, 'ttem,s the tsle-
| graph poles s {5 @5.F.ita ,lis
lped l saw them posts a hundred feetapart, and We
had been going so alfred fast, that they looked for
all the world like white palms .tsSj!.i.si.3..,
| At this moment the bell rang at 4 signal stabon,
before the Coekpey had fully lyreeoysfed fE9n iona
.What' that bell ringin' foIi' ipapiEsd the lat
Ter OF his English friends. iiI,t s.Ji,; .y.di;si.
\ I'VE are approaching D. - 81. est,agy
well, them kind of bell fxin.s does for these
ere slow clis, but we can't use them in
'Meriky.'
'And why not7'
.Travelen entirely too fast4f beat sound all to
smash. We would be- smack through a iyillsge.
before the sound Of GlaRper was ip y the nslghoof
'My heyesl IS It pSssible!' exclaimed the Cock
ney. h1iBiaQg sai lia;f5s-s, = y Si.sig.s
Fact again., by. thunder! ] was on the YeEk cafs
when the steam whistle was inst tired. maybe
you've heern of the terrible accidentP
IiIstNo!' ~ {i9 s4dl 81 9i3@ ID ~ g2ifls8a923
u tWell, sir we were going it strong. HurycaneS
we're no fwhar all natur seemed shakin 70 pieeess
when severalmiles Of, something was seen on the
track. The whistle was let loose and shs did
scream orfully, butt Whs no OF use lot AZ
tertumbIing over; span of smart hofsesc and abig
market wagon;I was Just rising from q pong, Hhen
along cum the.whistle holle., mixed up With some
big cusses, 1 mind heern the engine man mp out
when he tirst saw the wagon. But fhe poor tellu
was dead W hen his voice arrtHeds Each got the
documents 500 Eili 10 sgtinsi, H. lIigl.,
sMost wonderful and hextraoIdinerY! exetatmsd
The horror. stricken C6cknsy, and do you use
whistles yetp 2t'', ..,. ~
tBless your soul, NOT Congress stopped 'emIight
of, and nowFwe act on3 the phige phieal lpEinei-
piles. that light travels Al hTed festsI than
soiird' which viii do perhaps for this
W. now tsI f,eIiT wsef eorhiHs " busihs out
light that astonshes all the animal lfcIesholt eno
reckon Iathersurprs the es ms
The first time it was tried at tpe T9os!eis oR
the road commenced growing and me eniesea9
all got down of their roost king II ~
Light
The cars suddenly yEtoppe ghens hay,
ing arrived at the pointo hS
around at the astonished Coo kpeyf nodded his
and his cafpet bag under one arm, ana an
aInbfeIla iHdefltIie other took his eoees
asa deacon. ~ sgassso
Brsaop WHElAn, Of this city, o. is9aiea ln
ing the corner stone of the s.ttC Chpsehot the
cSossp a new Roman caihelie ediiies eE 80
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