Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

o"e ouio come anu taEe lnelr poor
II o'dIes, and strip aw'y the ice from en-
e and put 'em in the ground. that comes
. more nat.ral. in manner. sirl
: "They didn' find e'er an oar, whatev-
er oecomed of 'em. but they found their
l poor guns. and the two orphans had their
e names cut, John Barbury.' and George
Barbury. ard ane of 'em had Pet
> for Peterport. and couldn' cut no more,
for cold and death.
"There was three guns cut; and one
had James Barb that poor Maunsell
must ha' cut, poor fellow, afore the dead
z y cold killed un. So the kind people
that found the poor boys. they thought
James was respectable young man, and
when they come to lay 'em cut. in the
school house. (lhey were proper kind.
SIR they put a shirt on him O. linen.
$50, sir, the Minister coined over and
buried the dead. Four cofins were laid
along the aisle, wi white sheet over
every one, becaus We hadn' pals: James
and Maunsell, of George, and John and
little George, of Izik /; and we put two
brothers in one grave, and TWO brothers
IN another. eide by side, and covered
them
There was two thousand at the fu
neral; and when the minister couldn'
help cryun, SO think a'most every one
cryed, as ef twas their own; and 80 we
hard that people that lived on Keley's
Island. hard singun goun by in lhe dark,
Ike chanlun We have in church. They
said twas beautiful. comun up an dyun
aw'y wi the wind II very ike, sir,
as Paul and Silas sang in prison, SO they
sang in storm!
.'Then Mllly. poor thing. tina. never
coed back 10 her fathers house, took
cold a The funeral, seemunly, and she
died in James bed a three weeks after
Sae was out CT her mind. too, the poor
thingi
After another silence. in which Skip
per George gazed upon the restless deep.
he said:
al brought home wi me the best stick |
from the timber. and saved the rest. and
10 one ever touched it, and there it staid
81 mex winter. sir, my tother poor
young man died in The woods O. masles,
(thank God I'VE never had to move in
I'LL | lost my fine boy S and the next six
teen day OF January sci up my pillar,
sir. said the Lord giyed, and the Lord
have tookt away BLESSED be the name
of the Lord Al the riches l had l
thought twas gone"
You said riches came again" said
Mr. Debree, deeply interested and affec
ted. za. .-a- ----
"Ay. sir. Ny maid is gone back tc
the house | can't tell zee what she is,
sir There's plenty in the harbor will
speak o Lucy Barbury sir. Ihope 'eell
excuse me for keepin zee so late Il
Il thank you with all my heart, for
that beautiful story" sad Mr.. Debree.
shaking the 6sherman's hand GOOD
night Skipper Geoage You have
learned me lesson. indeed. and. with
Gods grace. it shall do me good. It is
a noble lesson II
The Lord showed M where to find it i
in my Bible and my pr'yer book. sir a
wish zee good evenu. SIR" :
From ACORN TO OAK-iH the ART OF
Box MAKING.-Take notable example:
at the printing house of the ApPIelons is
press, made expressly for Webster's
Spelling Book, which prints both sides al b
once As This is The only press of lis q
kind in existence. so Webster's "Sp Her" }
i, th- on:y book requiringa press so rap u
Id, and on which single book is being \
priHiel without interruption from January ST
10 December. The sale of Websler's ic
''Speller" amounts % more than one mil "a
lion per annum. and more have been 5,
sold Than there are people in the United
States. Such book is maGiiesily the m
growth OF many years; and planted in cur u
schools, ii bears abundanIly, the fauiIs al
IF p-ogress aud civilization II
To REMovE CANDLE GREASE PROM I'd
GLAs5.-Many PRISONS are a.
roubed 10 wash OFF the spots OF canIles VI
rom glas~. They underlak 10 wash
ne windows with warm water, md fihd OF
hat The application ouly spreads the ma ln
eridl over the winioV like a coat OF I"
'iint- Ii all who are thus troubled will 81
will just wash The windows in little IN
they will find the difficulty u
peeiily removed mi
PowEs OF SrEAa.-Ir is on the rivers,
md The bhatrnen may repose OH his oars; Gle
is on the highways, and exers itself wi
long the courses of land conveyance; il We
in the bottom of mines. a thousand feet en-
Glow the earIh's surface; it is in the sh
nils an work shops of the traders. Il ira
ows, II pumps, il excavat 5, it carries, il
ra~s' II llrs, /, banners, il spins, il a.
leaves. il prints. s
The Pull soPHEBoF rHE STABLE MIsD. CHI
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