Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-21
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Hand me some water. Buddy WON'T ,,o,,s,,
Sln:asminute; Bettie.' - - - :; = W. ~
And Beetles feyerished chaeL!s ~ sors ,,,.a..s
again to the pillow and little Horr,,s q tshaI
went on as busily as ever WITH ta trs1, ,s ~
milking, andhe at length entirely forS6t tSs +as =
quest. ae ~ = =
stPlease get il now. 5Bufflv " sba az Iost -
and scattering knife triggers and str;nss - 5
haste, he was soon ling n To tho
lips; but she turned her.head
this please I'm some fsh 13 mt
the well, y she said. =
"Oh,don't beso particular eBsttie. tb;s 70
fresh, and Lam so busy / can't 90 now WonIt
this doSp
She no, longer refused but ouietIv 6toolt atba
cupswhicRthe offered; and t was Isj
time she ever called upon her brother far y, .ct
stood beside the River Of ,i and, ,ra
cool waters, never to thirst apo;n Al ~ ~
who wept oyer that little brown coffin Il Ia
upon the table. before tha ,3nIn;+ tIas
none who shed more bitter tears
boy, who could notforget tbat h.. had refassd
the iastrequest ofIhis little sister u y =
Little children. are Won kind tc ono
or are you cross. selfish md fretf,l2 Rs,nsr
ber, then, the time NAV come when thsy.
be beyond YOUR reach. md then 4
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back aGain You iniobt IN aeIlt
and everything Won aro eo
willing to contend: s9but N Won. .o,,I do
them would be to place them m tba S,e
the one YOU had yronoed yvonIIl ~
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and dearly lovefl:hissIiftlo @ S S
only been sics n lItfe yhia 5; ,..Sl
consider her daneero,isIy Ill Rnts fbs
comfort to him when she wns rome 20
90 motherlu he ,ponld cs,,S i.;r T l,o9
broupht yaota nv. Nov , - ..s.s
nov She is where can never cvsr ,. tSo;t ~ Ssr
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rel to be selfish 49,, u
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every net ofIninlDess tta,. 1,,;l
had fallens from vo5r I?Sss nj H. :. ,'Ii
he lot to lata ~ I'll
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Tins sPNRRoF AND the PickLED. w A1SUTs.-
a certain young lady, who was famous. for
m 99l picked alnuts, ana was very fond
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oeloTe siie naa larry
lner laVoflte. PICK she called her SER
~ eaen one Denied having
s . se an laay deter
~ tu Gus Tue tlg. 9otstle
ana laced them
9ii te staeil IN the same store roon, keeping
5Sloe5 nel
sue nc, tnan ner pet parrot to
pe me Plllerer Oh her picked Jars hecaughs
1ue Tue Waln9ts win ms crooked
- 49, s.le 9 ptener
h. a,,o .aos i ~ tlle1t 20
snaEs pad. ~ I1e5 psI 'lng l s o,s
nGE & p9s IA s9tIeE
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by the pity Of his foTgiving mistress. During
this period of probation, asyeDerable friendbf
the lady one day. came to visit her, who wes
quite bald. Poll WaddIed quietly into tn par
l9r, and, climbing nponithe back ofthe old gen
tlematlls echalrs seemed for some time TO betin.
tently exqming his BaId head : then growing
bolder he got upon his IS Shoulder, and with 6eak
Upon the bald spot, cried Il sgis s. sssis -
ESQ Zee been at the picked sodLssttts,
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T., FHE FtHsT MoMAN on PtKE's PEAK.==zAfrs
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mas ever stood upon tGe summit OF thls aaonni
tam ana gazed scene