The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

OoO1aham dAFlSd hack, and Eot 70 The
church door.
HsnTy'B hsah heat faster! bat 10
lighted bile lantern, and went up The
aialS. ne placo was solemn, grim
gAunl, and mOalderBE, and UchCad
elFAnRaly; bat u was empty, He
halioood 10 HE companion lhh(ii wa
ell tlEhl ThSn they usl the forrO %
near 4 pllaH 81 The NntFanuo into the
obaBcsl. When they had done IhiG,
aud brought In the Aisol lRlha, tie
sacks Of Goals, etc, Cheetham produced
. nAsk, and took pull Of neat brandy.
This gave him courage, and be prnpoi.
81 10 have look round before ihey
Wenl. Accordingly they Inspected The
building.
When they came round 10 the chan
Gel, Auddsnly there WA = rattle, and
tremendous rush OF some huge thing
thai made u cold wind, aud blew OGt
The light.
Henry was appalled,, aud OhOothAm
dropped the lantern, and ran, yOlllnR,
And soon Henry heard biz voice In
the chuEchyard calling on hln TO come
out.
He did 10 out, and felt very much
puLLslled aud alarmed. However, be
got matches from Cheelham, and went
back, and lighted the lantern, uuakinE
= little, and then he found that The
great InouldsTlng picture over the Altar
had TOlte,l away from Homs Of itR 0up.
ports, and one half Of K was now dfoop.
Ink, like . mcnslTOub wing, over the
altar,
He returned with the lantern, and
told ChbethAm what II MAS. Then hO
screwed on the lock, locked The church,
nnd they went back 10 Marlborough In
good apirlts.
hut, as he lay In bed, Henry thought
lhs mater over, and tor the htsI tiuIe
10 Bis life, felt supestltlons,
1T II very odd, The said, that old bic,
tuFB my ioFaiAthOFs have WOFahIpped
under, and prayed 10, no doubt, should
flap out In my face like that, the
moment offered 10 set up my forge
among their dead bohss.'
Daylight dispersed these auperslllous
feelings, aud the battle began.
As usual, the first step toward max.
Ing money WAS 10 part with It, He
could do nothing without q horse and
light cart. In HlllsbOTOugh they drive
magnificent horses In public cabs:
Henry knew ono In particular, that had
often spun up the SlespesI hills With
him; n brute Of prOdlgiouS bone and
spirit. lie bought this animal for q
moderate price, considering his value:
aud then the next thing WAs-Rnd In.
deed with some Vt us II ptecedVa the
purchase Of tue RnimAl--IO learn to
ride.
He had only two days to acquire this
accomplishment In; 90 he took 4 oon-
pendlOus method. de went To the Cir.
Gus, al noon, and asked to see the
clown. A gloomy fellow was Cshed
out Of the nearest public, and inquired
what be wanted.
The clown
Well, Am the clown
What! you tho merry chap that
makes the fun7' said Henry, lncredu.
lOuSly.
i make tho fun NJ night, replied the
mau, doleiully. III you want fun ont
OF me, come aud pay your shilling like
man.
'But Il isn't fun I'm Samesor. want
10 learn 10 ride
Then you are too old. Why, we
begin. a. soon az We can stand on q
horses back
oh, don't mean TO ride standing.
] want TO sit 4 horse, rearing, or plunV.
Ing, or laundering over rough vrCund,'
what will you slandH
A AOverelGn.'
The clown Owed Into tho The public.
house, and told dark BeRdy man,
with his black hair plaslerd aud rolled
eueminately, that he had got blOke
who would stand = Quld for q mount,
me Two came QUO and the plRHLeTed
italian went TO the stables /: the mslan.
oholy punsier conducted Henry into
the arena, and stood beside him, like
PATIENCE ON monument. Presently R
quiet mare ran In, and stuck.
Henry was mounted, and cAnt0Fed
her round, the two men InBlInCtlyely
following In smaller circle, with laws
hs long M your arm.
This Is delightful said Henry; but
might as we'll be sitting In chair.
What ! want Ia PranceF.'
They then brought him another
horse, Just As dOClle ne the mare. Ths
o6ellent creature, at . signal, reared
suddenly, had seated Mr.. Little on the
sHwdusL behind him. a similar result
was attained several times, by vArlouB
tHV"u'' INV AAVuIy Huu"ou ululbblt 30
tough, courageous, and persistent, that
LIE made great progress, aud his good
humor won bis preCsptOrG. They inyl.
ted HIN to como tomorrow, at an
earlier hour, and bring half a QuId
With him. He did 90, and this time
there was Au American rider reheaFs.
lux, who showed Henry what to do,
aud what not 10 do; and gave him a
most humorous and instructive lesson,
Indeed, his limitations OF bad riding
were so truthful and funny, that even
the clown was surprised Into ne laugh;
DO who rarely SMILES, uiileSsln the way
Oi buslEPsD. rl.. 800
We'll, sir, said Henry, you have
given the n good lesson now take q
hint from me; Just you 90 and do all
this before the public; for never saw
you do anything half as drOll.'
They all three shook their heads with
ong accord. Go out OF tho beaten track,
before an Audlencs2 Never, such
VARArleS were only admissible In prl.
vAt0.
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