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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-15
Valuable Farming and Oil
Lands For Sale.

nEIRISG TO CLOSE UP MY BUs-
i J mes in this State offer for sale the fol-
lowing described tracts of land, VIZ:
/. Ny old homestead farm, on Buffalo creek.
Marion county, W. Va, containing 5y sur
vey 2Z5< acres, one hundred and nfty OF
cornfortable DWELLING house and out build
inRS &c: q tanyard with good bark mouse,
shops, &c; two tenant houses with good
orchards near them, and one orchard near the
main dwelling Of choice selection OF fruit,
such as summer. fall and winter apples,
dwarf pears, plums, &c ms farm Is Wen
RraZtnZ PURPOSES Is situated on the B. & O. r,
R. the creek separating the farm therefrom;
e two miles from Pennington Depot and
Also- one tract OF 81 acres, one mile be-
lov FatImont, on the Railroad; 10 aereS OF
land; the balance mostly undeE-laid with a
nine feet Stratam OF the celebrated Fatrmont
and well adapted to the growth Of the grape
IAhd the ceIeals,-4aceing the morning and
MONDAY sun. Also,
tafnS s pcTes and 3 poles, with comfortable
cottage house and out buildings, convenient
10 which IS an excellent spring OF pure water
The lawn well set with shrubbeEJ and ever
greens an excellent selection OF fruits, OF moSt
Kinds common to this county. This proper
~ Is situated in the suburos OF Falrnont, 3
sufdcient distance for repoSe and yet near
enough for the advantages Of the town,
macadaulILed road passes by the gate to town.
. Il Is altogether the most desirable and Con-
q AS, a farm containing 81 acres, situated
on the West Fork River, at the mouth OF
SimpSon'S creek, in Harrison county. w. Va
miles from CfaTksburgh and from the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad The most
Of this farm Is under tmprO Sements has on II
3 good dwelling house and out bulldinSsS also
4 tenant house, q young orchard, &c The
land LAYS well and Is OF good quality.
s. Also. O tract OF 80 acres in keOkuk
county Iowa, fiVe miles nom SigOurney, the
cS1unty seat; 50 acreS OF which Is well timber
eSd:ths balance prairie land Of superior quality;
an excellent large, bold spring OF never falling
pure water is on this Tract, passing through
nearly the whole farm; also limestone and
freestone QuarneSS i within y mile ola church
and school house, and Is surrounded by q
dspsa settlement. This land was located in
1875, when that whole country was open for
enrFy twas selected for special settlement
and has been held for that purpose ever
since I have had many applications toT II
both in Iowa and this country. II any OF our
citizens intend enigTattng to the west they
probably can't do better than to buy this
Land, but they will have toapply soon.
& Also, one half interest in a tract of OIL
land, In fee, containing 90 acres, within one
mile of Petroleum Station, n. W. Va R r.,
Richie county;-RlSo one half interest in n
lease of 80 acres on the same farm. For
further particulars address
A. F. RITCHIE,
marI5-tf Fairmont. w. Va.
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THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL OF
i Hartford is the largest company IN the
United States
SHss the largest Business. has the Largest Sur
pluS has the largest Income, and does us
business at the lowest average expense, con-
Policy holder. They are nov paying 10
POLICY holders sixty per ceat on IasI years
business. L IRWIN, Agent, 81 Monroe street.
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LIE. LiEel
DROPS!

DROPS! DRoPSt DROPS!
AxFR1cAsS LIFE doors will cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
RhenuiatisIn Neuralgia, Ague In the Face
Headache, ToothAee, BRUISES, Sprainss Child,
lains Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Csholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions Tor use
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass. g. c. GOODWIN q CO.,
Agents for Boston. marlS1y
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BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-hose power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with wen de-
fned edges and uniform lengths II the ma
chine does not perform what We claim for II,
we viii take it back and refund the money
Address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
80 Broadway, New York feb22-2mevod
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Valuable CITY Properly For Sale.

A TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
A situated on Biddle street. Centre WHEEL
fnR near F.. ". BaSSettis store and al present
CseSIUIeIi BY ]. h. BarTftt and otherA II moi
te odd a auction by the undersigned, aue-
Homes 10 whom all inquiries may be ad-
dressed. W. HBASSETT& CO.. AuetoneerS-
Monroe street mTI5-2E
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afw adrtrtistmtuts.

TToCKHoLDERs OF THE NORTH
- west Virginia Agricultural society are ne
quired TO pay twenty per centum additional
on their stock at the Peoples BApk. INSTALL
menfs stock must be paid TO enable suoscx1-
beFs to vote at the stockholders meeting, to
- held on The 9Th ms. ulaEl5-LN
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nee,lnr d. ,rar.l,a1 ::cennly.

FRIDAY, Marcn gLns 1900
Pursuant to an appointment, the Peo-
pie of District No. 3, met at Sunny
side School House in Marshal county.
The meeting was organized by calling
Richard Allen to the chair, and j. w.
Clemens was appointed Secretary.
Prof. White, State Superintendent,
being introduced addressed the meeting
in very neat and appropriate style,
setting forth the advantages of the sys-
TEN Of common schools, and the quail
ifications essential for teachers, and the
duties incumbent upon him. RECON-
mending the importance and the pro-
pfiety OF teaching ideas instead of
forms, of developing. of leading out
the faculties of the minds of the youth
OF this State, instead of examining 1t
with forms.
The Rev. j. a. Alexander, County
Superintendent, next being introduced,
responded in n few very neat remarks,
endorsing fully and freely the superb
GRITTY of the common school system, the
peoples college, known MS the bulwark
of our national existence, the support
of our good government and republic
can Institutions, cordially inviting the
mutual cooperation of all the friends
of this system OF schools, as it Is only
through this medium we can ever ap-
proximate to any degree of perfection.
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New
Prices.

THAvE JUST COMPLETED MY STORE
i room and have received large and COM
plete assortment OF Drugs and Medicines Sc
lected with especial care rs To purity and
NintaEeS my WhiSizyS, old and reliable. al
OF which have been bought low for cash. and
VIII be sold At new and low eash prices I
would most respectfully beg TO inform the
public at Large, and especially the citizens OF
Centre and East Wheeling. that In soliciting
their patronage In the Drug business, that
do so with an experience Of many years In all
the departnentsof Pharmacy, and feel con-
ndent thatit VIII be TO the Interest OF all to
give me trial before purchasing elsewhere
my stock = flesh, pure and well assorted
have also engaged the services of a compefeuf
German Chemist and PharInuceutfst who
Will be found ever ready to attend to my Ger
man friends. Prescriptions filled Al All hours
day and night. c. n. ODBERT.
Cor. Main and Webster streets.
End Of Stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
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Of the Legislature whom he disparages
as radical. All that We ask, there
fore, is that his record and his address
betaken.as parts OF one another.
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TIM whole southern press rings with
denunciations OF Thad. Stevens and
Charles Sumner rs traitors, because, it
is alleged, they are trying to break up
the Government. VIII these indignant
patriots pause in their fiery course long
enough TO tell US what Is the appropri-
ate name of those who for four years
tried 70 do the same thing
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America as well as Europe
having taken ~ thirty-two INST premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal fairs
held in this country within the last ten years.
and In addition thereto they were awarded a
first prize medal At the great international
Exhibition, London, 1892, for powerful, clear,
lenee 81 workmanship.
Every SreinWay Plano warranted five
years Samples open for inspection, and
orders Effected promptly at
AUGUSTUS PoLLACKS.
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DIR. BELLows suggests physiologi-
cal explanation of the extremism in
Congress. He says it Is tled somewhat
crustfly by bachelors tightly welded to
their own ways for want of other
brides.r There may be something in
this, but is it too late for Messrs. sum
ner and Stevens to try the mellowing
influences Of natritnony. - Tfyr
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Piso's Cure for Consumption
is Warranted.

If You have Consumptton-Ty
II yotf have q Cough-TTy If.
II you have LING or Threat dtsease-Irytt II
II you have any Of the symptoms Of this
dreadful disease do not fail to ny this remedy.
Fit does you no good your money viii be
refunded, as set forth in the circular which
accompanies each bottle
sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
everywhere.
EDMUND BOOKING. General Agent, No. 1
odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W. Va
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Greenwood Cemetery.

THE BOOKS OF THE GREENWOOD
L Cemetery Association for subscription 10
the Capital Stock. are now open at the
National Savtngs Bank Of " beellng, and VIII
x 600 WI wAH NJ 7;,5 IrI
for any one 10 clear IS daily, in three hours.
Bushes new, LIGHT and desirable can be done
at home, or travelling, by mail or female Ad.
dress W. H CHIDESTER a CO.,
nnrl3-IR No. % NaSsan ST. New York
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Country Seat For Sale.

UHAT VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
residence at Leatherwood, ~ miles east
or the city of WheE ling, containing five
acres OF ground, laid of with shrubbery, small
fruit and shade trees. owned and lately occu
pied BIZ Mr.. VIM Tallant II not sold before
Saturday, April 7th, 1t will on that day be Of
fered at public auction at the front door OF the
Court House in this city. Terms easy. APP
ply to THOS. O'BRlES, Real Estate Agent, or
DoDSoS & BB0., No. q Main street, Wheel
ing. nnaII4-td
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Tippett & Lytle.

nAISTERS, GLACIERS AND PAPER
HANGERS, Quincy St, between Main
and Market Particular attention paid to
HANGING Paper. maIl4-5te
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WE love ourselves MISUNDERSTANDING
our fauIts, and we ought 70 love our
friends in like manner.
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Public Sale.

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE on
Saturday. the 9th day of March. at the
SurseTy OF n. r. AuITy & Brother, Ohio cOun-
ty, West Virginia, two miles north OF Point
MfIhs, tj0UDj dye thousand apple trees, OF
choice varieties: 100 one hundred eVerRreeu4.
Also At the same time md place 1000 one
thousand ounce trees on the farm of George
Gibson, one hay mare, and two stacks of hay,
and one eros cut saw, all belonging TO Joseph
Elliott, lunatic. The fruit trees viii be sold
in quantities To suit farmers and wholesale
dealen- Terms made known on day Of sale.
Commencing At 10 O'Clock, a. m.
JOHN ID. MAXWELL
FnTi43tE&lDtd CONT Of Jos Elliott lunatic.
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Agents Wanted EyeryWhere.

A GENTss5 to So FOR LADIES AND
N SIS TO 500 per month for Gentlemen, to
introduce the National so Sewing Machine.
The best and only perfectly reliable cheap
machine made. II VIII stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
quilt, braid. bind. gather and embIoider most
beautifully; takes the elastic lock stitch, and
IS fully warranted for three years. We pay
agents the above salaries, or allow comnis-
sion, from which twice that can be realized.
AddreaS Tor circulars and terms
b. a. BROWN & CO.
maI3-Sme Pittsburgh, Pa
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OLD HOME BITTERs

Cures Dyspepsia without pain.
Cures Nausea.
OLD HONE BITTERS
Regulates and Tones the stomach
1t Relieves Headache.
1t Givesan Appetite
1t Strengthens the Weak.
II Cures Acidity: of the Stomach.
Try 1t and you win be pleased
Try 1t and and have health again.
Try 1t and you WIN not regret IL
OLD HONE RITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically. compounded
and does what wesay. weean give the evt,
dence OF many persons residing in this city q
to the merits claimed for them
For sale by LAUGHLINS 8 BUsHFIELD
Main street, and by c. h ODBEHE, END o.
stone Bridge. mars
Drug sPeefaIItIes-for Family Use
cream Tartar-Pure, not reduced by
sherry and nu.ea1el for
Co<niae brandy Chosce for Medical
Use. no poisonous Mixture
Genuine CASTLE and Palm Soap
FspeciaI care and pains In waiting on
children a. oDHEFI
narl3 End Of Stone Bridge.
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500 Reward.

UIHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
/ for the apprehension and conviction Of
the pueFHon or persons who destroyed and set
FIRE 10 the New Toll HouSe on Wheeling Hill,
about O'Clock on the morning OF March I21h-
JOHN FERREL,
marI3-8t Supt. Cumberland Road.
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1000 Iron PIOw Wings.
A SSORTED SIZES, on HAND AND FOR
n sale by ACHESOS, BELL Z CO,
maEl3-lW No. Is Main st
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DET BRANDS, ON HAND AND 70
ID saleby ACHESOS, BELLE CO.,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-09-05

story to-day-that the war was Wsged to free
the niggers Of the South, and drag you, toll
ing millions Of white freemen, down to the
tnegros level What are Union, flag, Consti-
tuition or country in eomparison2 WHAT if
you grow poorer and poorer-and bond hol-
ders richer and richer2 What do the "Rump-
ers" care for your hardships, struggles with
poverty, and pitiful remonstrances2 They
are your masters now-their hands are on
tile peoples throats, ready to crush and stiAe
the first rebellious whispers they may feel in
clined to utter, or the first faint sigh for that
Democratic country, once the paradise Of
honest labor
You are paying, laboring men Of the North
and West, the penalty Of your betrayal Of
the Constitutional party Of the Republic;
your great tribute to the New England cotton
lords and manufacturers, who have used and
still use you to aggrandize themselves and
further their ambitious plans.
You, working men, have yet the power to
win back the glories of our past history
sweep into common ruin pettiiogging poll
ticiaus and their rubbish of bonds, debts, and
greenbacks-rescue your country from the
spoilers, and re-establish Constitutional Uni
on Of our fathers, withthe equality Of all the
States Your ballots can attest your patriot
ism, your desire and intention to shake off
the vassalage of New England, and once
more assume the position of right belonging
to American freemen.-La Crosse (Wis.) Dem
oer1f
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was most buoyant, and ireland began to
feel her rusted fetters about to drop from
her limbs-at the moment when the Sen
ators swore fidelity to motherland, and
pledged her all their efforts and all their
means-like Iscariot, they betrayed her
with a kiss, and put the matricidal knife
to her throat anew. All! my country
men, did you know the injury they did
to the land of their birth, when she was
ready to spring up from the tomb Of ages
into new life and liberty how they be-
trayed the cause to the enemy how
they turned their backs upon the men
they themselves sent to aid her, and re-
yiled those who had toiled in her cause
for years, you could not help wishing
that the thunderbolts Of an angry God
would hurl them to deeper hell than
any made for rebel angels.
1 know the promises made by these
men the pledges that now lie broken
amid the scattered ruins of holy cause;
through which Ireland's noblestsons dig
in English quarries and pine in Irish
jails. Curses, deep and burning, involun-
tarily come to my lips when think on
the perfdy of those who, not eontented
to murder Irish liberty, seek to rob her
exiles of the greatest boon free country
can bestow, also. Many of you, my
friends, may not agree with me in these
opinions of mine but we're you acquain-
ted with the state of affairs in Ireland,
and the base treaohery Of the men who
now tell you to vote for your puritanical
enemy, your strongest resolutions of
Christian charity would not be able to
keep you from eursing them to eternal
iufamy. The day will soon come, how
ever, when the eyes of the masses shall
be open-when passion shall have died
away, and justice be meted out to knaves
and gamblers i'll the credulity of the peo-
pie. Respectfully,
VIM. G. HALPIN.
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a Delightful: Legend.


THERE is a charming tradition connected
with the sights on which the temple Of Sol
omon was erected. It is said to have been
occupied in common by two brothers, one Of
whom had family; the other had none
On this spot was soWn a field Of wheat. Oh
the evening succeeding the harvest the wheat
having been gathered said to bis vile
My younger brother is unable to bear
the heat and the burden Of the day I win
arise, take Of my shocks and place them with
his without his knowledge
The younger brother being actuated By
the same bene7olent motives, said within
himself
my elder brother has a family, I have
none 1 viii contribute to their support; I
viii arise, take my shocks and place them
with his without his knowledge"
Judge of their mutual astonishment when,
on the following morning. they found their
respective shocks undiminished. This course
Of events trsnspired for several nights, when
each resolved in his own mind to stand guard
and solve the mystery They did so; when,
on the following night, they met each other
half way between their respective shocks /;
with their arms full. Upon ground hallowed
by such association as this, was the Temple
of Solomon ereeted-so spacious and magni-
Gcent, the wonder and admiration Of the
world Alasl in these days, how many
would sooner steal their brothers whole shockI
than add to it single sheaf
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Anecdote Of General Putnam.

PUTNAWs early days were spent as thoseof
most boys placed in his situation in life. One
of his favorite amusements was 'birdnesting
"a cruel and useless custom. The hunts for
nests were followed in company, and Putnam
was the leader.
On one occasion, he and his companions
came across a fine nest, which lodged on
frail branch of a very high tree. There was
no way ofreaching the nest except by climb
ing, (Which was very difficulty and ventur-
ing out on the branch which nine chances to
one, would break under tee weight Of the
robber. No one would venture. Putnam
regarded the nest and limb in silence for
some moments, and at length said.
I'll wager there is not boy for ten miles
round that can get that nest."
All agreed with him.
"Tll try it, said he, deliberately taking
off his jacket, and rolling his pantaloons up
to his knees.
His companions attempted to dissuade him,
but to no purpose. Go he would.
"I'll fancy that one Of the kings strong
holds, said Putnam, and may 1 be squeez-
ed if don't take it."
The tree was ascended-the limb gained.
Putnam placed his foot upon it, and it crack
ed. He ventured foot further; the limb
! bent low. and warning murmnF rose from
the boys below. He put his knee to the
! branch, and reached toward the nest. The
limb broke partially-a shout below-and
| Putnam peTsevered. His fingers touched the
wished for prize, and Just as he cried, I've
got it." the limb broke clear of, and be fell
but not to the ground. His pantaloons
caught in one Of the lower limbs, and his
head hung downwards.
Put. are you hurt?" asked one Of the
boys
mot hurt, answered the undaunted heart;
"but sOrely puzzled how to get down"
"We can't cut away the limbs, because we
have no knife"
a can't stay here till you get one"
"We'll strike light and burn the tree
down"
"Aye, and smother me in the smoke
That won't d."
There was boy named Randall in the
groupe, who was noted for being 8 crack
marksman, and who afterwards fought brave
ly at Putman's side Him Putnam addressed:
" Jim Randall there's ball in your ri
fe?"
"Yes."
"Do you see that very little limb holds
me here y
"I do"
Fire at it"
What to cut you dowe?"
"Of course
"But Nigh strike your head"
Shoot Better blow out my brains than
see me die here, which shall in fifteen min
utes. Shoot"
" But you viii fall"
I" Jim Randall toiH you fret"
The sharp crack of the rife rang through
the forest and Putnam fell upon the ground.
He was severely bruised, but laughed the
matter of, and nothing more was thought Of
it. Drawing the nest from his pocket, he
said
"Here is that nest; I said would have it,
and was determined no one should see me
fail"
The same indomitabIe and daring spirit
was displayed in his after life, in endeavor-
ing to secure liberty for his country. His
name is carved high and indelibly in the tenn
pie Of Fame, with that Of Washington, War
rem, Stark, Allen, Prescott, and Lafayette.
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How Brother Sam williams Treated Northern
Missionary.

THE Memphis Avalanche gives full &c
count in words following, to-wit:
An Abolition wilmer OF the Plymouth Rock
stock and John Brown school, came down
here few weeks since to illumine the dark
understandings OF benighted Africa. He
very cordially introduced himself and mission
10 Il Brother Sam Williams" and then gener-
ously begged Of Brother Williams tho pecu-
liar felicity OF bunking with him Saturday
dight. Sam, who is an intelligent, sensible
colored preacher of the Methodist faith, grav-
ely informed his Puritanic majesty that Mr..
Smif had tavern for white gemmen; dat
down here with folks stay to dar sell, derfore
niger stay TO his self, derfore you can't
camp wild me, massa." Sunday morning the
white person walked up to the Methodist
Church where Brudder Sam was acting IN
the honorable capacity Of sexton, when Doo-
tor Malagamation told him he wanted the use
Of that house that day. Sam simply and
briefly remarked.
Cant get It"
Why, amt the house as much yours as
any white mans2 2
No, sir; we niggers never paid cent to
build it the white folks very kindly allow
US to worship here at thre6 O'Clock"
The preacher to Abolitlonism left, but re-
turned at three o'clock when Sam was in the
pulpit haranguing the bretherh. He did not
invite his white 6rudder into the pulpit
When Sam had closed his exhortadcn, the
peddler of the gospel walked forward, and
drawing out a book, proposed to all present
to come Up and sign their names and Join the
Northern church; that they owed every
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thing than was dear to man to the Northern
army, who had bravely periled their all to
secure their freedom, &c The black Jolk5
al looked at Brudder Sam. He was sufici-
ent Tor the trying emergency Waking for
ward, and standing close BY old Puritan, be
Brudren, II We ebergot any lien, we got
It here 1t we eber had any home, we cot il
here; II we eber had any friends, we got
EN- here. For my part I wants to 20 rs
meetin' sometimes, and if we jines the, North
ern church, my brudren, we can't never pis
to 60 to meetin'. It's too fur from home
For ny part LsTes bourned here. raised here
and, bress God, 7 is guine to die here, and
be buried here. .BrudFeu, de Scriptures say
mark dem wot cUmes to you in sleeps Glow
ing but within are raving wolves; look to de
Lord and git your benediction. Go home"