The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-13
in peace. J shall b. there in an.

Notwithstanding Henry's remoustr anI
CeB at being treated like o stranger, and
II soon became apparent that the host
himself was not In the habit ofdfink.
Ing that generous mixture every dRY,
At the second glass he %. far forgot
himself ~ to utter the phrase "etsrnal
friendship" and, soon after, he began
TO wrIthe In his chair, and, ut last,
could no longer refrain himself, but
told Henry that Miss Garden had been
canvasBinR customers. She had IuRt
sent In six orders for carving tools, oil
for friends OF her own.
Henry colored 10 the temples at this
unexpected proof that she he loved
thought Of him, too.
oh, Bayns," cried the poor young
man, almost choking, Il little thought
God bless her =
Let US drink her health, said Bayne,
exCItedly.
An, that l wIll.' And this was the
first glass Henry drank honestly.
Nov, Little, I'm not doing quite
right, you know: but must tell you,
When we lost yOu-you know that set
OF tools the Union dropped In your
yard-weIl, he sent them 10 London
for yours.
That Is just like him. said Henry,
bitterly.
And I'll Tell yon good Joke; they
were In the place when you called,
only not unpACked till lust before /
came away. Returned, SRI with a
severe reprimand. Wonder you should
send up such things as these for cary.
Ing tools by Little. II the error Is not
repaired shall consider ourselves al
liberty 10 communicate direct with that
workman A regular sugar.plum.'
oh, thank you, my kind friend, for
telling me. The world Isn't all bitter.
ness, after all a poor fellow gets a
sweet drop OF friendship now and
then.'
Yes, and a good drop Of port now
and then, though Isay 1t that shouldn't.
Fill up. Well, my boy, Cheelham 10 In
y hne way. l lett him walking about
the office like hyena. So now is your
time. You can't hght the Trades but,
II Oheetham will go In with you, and
know he will, for he Is sorer than you
are. you can trick the Trades yet.'
'Ah tell me how, that 10 ALL
oh, can't tell you exactly. lltry
though. l say, what glorious thing
the Ruby ls: It inspires us, and fires
us, etceteIa, and gives US ideas beyond
our sphere. Did you ever see one OF
these new portable iorgesH
NO, never heard Of them.'
NO wonder; they are just out. Well,
buy one Of them-they were invented
here-and carry 1t 10 some dismal
cavern, where the foot OF man never
tteads: make CheethRm grind your
blades In another county: and who
will ever known Go 10 him, and don't
say word, but just ask him for your
months salary, Then be will open
the door Of business himselG-Gafe, III
drink his health. He's not bad sort,
Cheetham only he'd sell his soul for
money. hate such rubbish. Here's
'Perdition to the lot and no heel.taps.'
These words OF fire set Henry pom.
derinR deeply; and, as he pondered,
Bayne stuck to the port, and 30 efFec.
tually, that, at last, after an interval OF
sllence he came out In new character,
He disturbed his companions reVerie
by informing him, In q loud aggressive
tone, that 1t had long been his secret
wish to encounter the Marlborough
Trades, In the persons OF their secre.
taries, under the following conditions:
twenty-four feet ring, an experienced
referee. and kingdom looking on. AS
TO the order of the pugIlistic events, he
was not unreasona6ly fastldloas; must
stipulate to begin with old Smitem; but,
after that, they might encounter their
fate In any order they chose, one down
tother come on. He let him know that
this ardent desire for single combats,
IN an tntermlnable series, arose from
their treatment Of his 1rIend-'the best
trlend-the best heart-oh!-the best
company-oh! ohl-Ihe best-obi OBJ!
oh! Whereupon he wept, the bellIcose
Bayne. And, after weeping the usual
quality, no twRddled, and, after twad.
ullng, he became as pacific as ever, for
he went to sleep In his chair,
And, while he snooZed, the words he
had uttered set bis frlends's brain boil
ing and bubblIng.
When the time came at which Bayns
ought TO return to the works, Henry
called the landlady, and said, 'Mr,
Bayne Is not very we'll. lam going 10
make his excuses for him. wouldn't
disturb him I'LL five, II was you, and
then I'D give him strong cup OF tea
Henry then went direct to the ONCE,
and found Mr.. Cheetham there.
We'll, said Mr.. Cheetham, rather
surlIly.
4 am come 10 ask for my month. sIr.'
exact that2'
why not, sirY .a -r0H
me DOWN. u.
Yes. sir. But why did you give In.
! was true 10 you, but you failed me,
I'd have shut up the works for three
months, rather than be made slave OF,
and go from my word.'
'Ay, ay; that's bachelors talk, I've
got vile and children and they make
u man mousse
We'll, sir, l forgive you: but as to my
months waRes-now all say is-PuT
YOURSELF IN MY PEAoEV
'Wel2' ...i ..
You are me. You are brought from
London, under an agreements months
notice on either side. You work, and
give satisfaction. You are threatened,
but You don't run from your employer,
You are blown up, and nearly killed.
You lose II fortnight, but You don't
charge for 1t, 'twasn't your EMPLOYERS
fault. You come back to him, and face
the music again. You work with the
sword hanging over you. But your
employer gives in, and sacks you In a
minute. Oughtn't you to have your
month? Come now, man To man.
oughtn't your -,
I ought, and that's the truth. l
didn't look at 1t that way. saw my
own eide. There-no more about IT.
I'll draw the check-wIth good heart,
He drew his check-book 10 him, with
face as II vultures were tearing his
vltals. 10
When Henry found him Amboyna-
bic, and saw his plteouB look, be felt
little Boitened toward him, aud be
said, very impresslvely, wait one mo.
ment. Sir, I've got an idea. I'm not
the sort that likes to be beat. Are voltS'
The men looked very steadily at each
other.' a - ~ - -
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