Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

"Ycu wore He'ty'. GLOVES that night"
Then REESE blushod hotlv.
Have ycu told hei?' she ssid
No, not yet"
Shs pu, her band or his am.
I've done you good turn, abe said,
"snd son't do me bad Gre I'm fond OF
hstty Romer. cont want 10 quarrel with
her, and j. was SO mean"
: Tell me why you did it them he
asked.
then burst into laugh.
needn't mind row, With my coco
handsome husband, and these pretty chill
dreu. ives Jealous, Gus. and thought The
letter ought to have been addressed to me.
You know ths, was the reason Gene, you'll
not make mischief between little Hei;y and
me"
"Nevcr,' said Gus.
And no KEEP, his promisc fer, un&il this
DAY Mrs. Augustus Valley does not guess
why her husband was 80 curious about her
hid gloves.
A SpuSKr EDlroa.-The editor Ct the
Hampton Reporter has offered his services
to gather in the bountfnl crop Of wheat in
his vicinity. Below we pint his expert
ence in the harvest field
Impelied by a sense Of dul to 90 what
we could to ass'., in securing the bouuti-
fu, harvest, and urged still moro strongly
by the depleted condition of our pocse,
book, we deliberately concluded to offer
ourself as hand in the harvest Geld.-
Notwithstanding the scarcity CT help We
found il almost impossible to secure stu
alton, cur applications being met with
defision and ridicule. At last fortune
favored us, and on Monday morning We
might have been seen pursuing our way to
our dsily labor. in the endeayour 10 do
something in tic way of honest toll. The
reaping machine started, cutting its way
through the golden grain, and We followcd
tho only binder in the field. At first We
succeeded in keeping up with the machine,
which We continued to DO until the second
gavei wss cut, when No concluded il was
no use 10 try any longer. We worked thro'
the day. Before night We experienced .
peculiar feeling in our back, ~ though sud.
denly growing old, our hands began "a
wear out, the lays Of the sun blistered thu
back Of our neck, aud various sensations
''that only he that feels them knows" thro
eur frame. Had il been q warm day VI
might not have succeeded 40 we'll, but ..
the THERMOMETER stood At only 1907 in the
shade, ws bravsly endured the warmth and
finished our days labor at the setting Of The
sun. Part Of the time We bound wheat
part Of the time 10 set up, part of tho time
We sat down--ths latter We found We corlc
do with the greatest ease, Now that il il
: known that We are an uncommonly valua
BILE hand, We are besciged in everr direction
;, and our only regret 10 that " cannot divide
ourssf into dozen distinct bodies that ",
might be able 10 accommodate more 81 oul
!, friends. We even had applications fer TIL
next ye,is harvest.
I Enapcnaant so EaorseshOers.
1t is not nscessary 10 be an old man il
!. order TO remember the time when every
s horseshoe, and every hail with which II
was fastened, was shaped, fashioned auG
!, aitenua.cl ~ main strength IL the sinith'i
hsachia' muscle.
y The introduction OF mEcl made hUriC
nails was a great relief 10 both the shoe,
aud the customer, enabling the former t.
accomplish u terrible amount of work il
: the same time. These nails are made by
aretiny process. bur unfortunately Etm,
; a point whsch is liable to boom or split
|, when hammered by tee smith
To remedy ths defect. Nc.ars. Bruce &
George, 40. ia la oalle street in this city
u off, to the lr-Go q rail hammfred by f51
: faced trip hammers, and made By III. us
: process Is ii made by Land. bae loin. d
:, > bis nail is perfect, and vii not st.'.
= The advantages olslnel for these nail.
by this firm are
1st. That they are actually hammered
: from the lod, not pressed or rolled. thereby
!" scouting tougher, moro compact quality
: Of IRON with points not liable to split.
. "a perfect taper ffem head 10 poiu'
y making the best diving ntil ever hefer.
:. offered in the market
50. The unifcn good quality OF the irot
from which they are made, it being select
= I'd from the hest brands Of Norway Iron.
= 4th The shape and general appc.fanc,
y Of the nail
F." We would also call the attention OF tie
consumers 10 The fac that this firm make.
: nails according 10 any dcslIed gnttern.
Ihesc nails are now offered in this mar
: hct for The t.rst time, aud the advantages
!, and Inducements offered vou'd sean e
make i the interest of all dealers in hors,
; mats 10 send at once for samples.
:, Messrs. d and G. have also received tn.
agenov fsr patent hammered horse shoe
which II, ) warrant to give better selis
= faction than Burdens. or any other sho,
{ ever oiietcd IN this market. They wan
every horse shoer to try them. They arc
pul up in X, - of 100 pounds each, acser.
: ed fore and hind.