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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-22
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL. $685. oe.
DIRECTORS
Sam1 Mcclellan, Gesrye Asndsl,
r. II. Logan, Thos- p. Shallcroa,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis c. stiieL
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and In that time done
a successful business, Is still prepared 10
take risks al fair rates ON Buildinp OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturers kstab-
lishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and LAksA
This Company offers superior induce
ments TO Farmsrs, whereby they can be
insured on Dwellings, Furniturc, Barns and
contents, for three or i've years &C reduced
rates This being a State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In and surplus Of any company IN tbs
State and composed OF some ntnsty-four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men. recommends it'll 70 tho
favorable consideration OF the insurtng pub
lie and solicits their patronage. ApplicA-
tons for Insurance. Will be promptly a.
tended To nj their once, No. . Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
out the state
sAM'L MCCLELLAN. President
GEO. MENDEL. Vice President
C. NJ COEN, Secretary.
A. l. WILEY General A eut f>hD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-22
l WIFE ROASTED ALIVE.

Fearful Tragedy at Lynn. Mass.-A
Hnshana Charged vita Throwing
keresene over His Wife and Set
ung Her On Fire-The Body Fsand
by Neighhors In the Burning
House with the Flesh Dropping or
PiecemsaI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-22
Tobacco.

c0 CADDIES M. T. & cos" MAHOG-
OU any Navy Is.
40 Caddies -Na-Pogne" Navy is.
40 Caddies "Gamble's" Bright Navy IS
10 Bxs" T. & Co.'S" Mahogany Navy lbs
81 Caddies Rnssell's black los.
NATURAL LEAF.
40 Caddies " Luscious Chew" Twist 81.
"a Boxes yellow Jessamine" Twist IL.
III Boxes Crescent" Twist IS.
70 Boxes M. T. & Co.'S. Bright lbs.
~ Cases AZ. g." Smoking IS, rs and lbs,
For sale cheap.
sep!2 MAXWELL. TlNfILE u CD.
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TsrSale.

f:s-S& 10. Il, =. Is,
-. = 30. j. IN the sub
sa =. caldwell estate
20 sill property. Also;
- 80 mare No. Is, situated
- z z, : 'yS m sire-t and lmme-
NJ NJ, lays residence,
~ : u. HUGHES.
-i,ron Chapline, be-
..sl- M. ..-..,srs Sep2
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SUudrieS.

SunOfieSs
ENGLISH SODA, SAL-SODA. PEPPER,
e. Alspice, Cloves. Cinnamon, Essences
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Nader, Ex-
tract OF Logwood, Alum, Copperas, Blue
Vitriol, Buckets, Tubs, WaShboards, Soaps
or all kinds, Candles, MOulds and star;
Nails, all sizes; Window Glass, Matches,
Stogie Cigars, Tips, Snuff, Backing, Cotton
Batting, Cotton Irvine, Paper Irvine, Candle
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale at lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders from the
trade which will have our prompt atten-
ton.
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE & co.
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Fish.

NTACKEREL IN HALVES AND KITS.
vi Lake Herring in Halves
White Fish in Halves.
Lab. Herring in bbls. For sale
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGLE GU
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Oils

Oils.
IN BBLS. CARBON OIL
CU 20 bbls Extra No. Winter Lard Oil.
For sale by
sepI2 MAXWELL, TINGLE & co.
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West Virginia Insurance. Go.
Market street, under the McLure House.

CAPITAL, oteoIoes.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Fufniturs,
Household Goods. Mercnandise and 0ood'
in Transit
DIRECTORS:
Jacob HornhroOk, Jacob NJ nDck9i,
Henry Hartman DT. j. L. Happ,
Jonathan Rowlsy, kdnund bocking.
X. J. smyth, T. j. Campbell,
J. ". Bristor, y Prayer
VIM. 4 Odbert, Thomas k0BoA,
ID. ID. T. Farnsworth, VIM r. Crane,
David Billmysr, Joseph Shields,
VIM. z. White, v. Con, r.
/. II. Duval. ID. b. Dfx.
VIM h. stevenson,
So Offics over Hartmann Clothing store,
south side Monroe street Wheeling, ". Va.
JACOB HORN BROOK, Pre1dsnt
JACOB ". BICKEL., Slcs Pres1
/. h WILLIAMS, Secretary.
s. B. McCoLLoCH. Asst Secretary
mari
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TRANSPORTATION.
Glsveland & Pittsburgh B. &.

- H=E ON AND AFTER NO-
- - VENEER Is, s'l, Trsins
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National Insurance Co.,
OF WHEELING.

Capital -. S2oo. 80
DIRECTORS:
George X. Wheat. Thos Hornbrook,
James McCiuney, John < Wilson,
Norvan y. or. Joseph ]. PAUL,
A. W. Campbell. George Albania
A. ]. Clark. 80
GEO. h. WHEAT, Pres't
JAS. MCCLCNEI, Vice Prea'I
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
OFFICE. Ne. % MARKET sfnEEr.
OctlS
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Lard.

n TIERCES CHOICE WINTER LARD.
OU For sale by
SpnlD MAXWELL. TlNIl.E " ~
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Starch.

Snuff
GARRETrs tAssoafhl
RIsdders, snun
Is ) sa1ss saIrs.,,:: ao on f fseEs.
lust received and fof le REILLY.
uoN
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Rio Coffee.

10 BAGS, GOOD TO PRIME COFFEE.
lou 81 bags Choice Coffee, for sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL. llNGLE 4 co.
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They have THIRTY YEARS % run, bear
seven and three-trnths per cent GOLD inter-
ct (more than eight per cent currency, }
Kage on The
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WHoLEsALE cRocERS.
MAXWELL, TtttK { Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
50 MAIN STREET, wEELING.
Raw Sugars.
0A HHD6. STRICTLY PRIME p. r.
sepis z nnas Na 0Sa fi Il: Tfs Saif co.
.. s-rr- Tea. --r
~ HLF. CHEYTS G. p. TEAS
I'd Is hlE Chests Ooloug Teas.
hif Chests Young Tyson Teas, in store
sepIa MAXWELL. TlNGLEAc co
Syrups.
~ BBLS. LOAF SUGAR" DRIPs.
XC 10 bbls. white Sugar" Drips-
ID bbls. Honey" Drtps. For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGLE & co.
1An BBLS. CREAM OF WHEELING"
lUU White Wheat Fancy.
200 bbls. virginia Mills" Family.
10 bbls. illegal Tender" Family.
For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGLE& co.
Fish.
MACKEREL IN HALVES AND KITS.
VI Lake Herring in Halves
White Fish in Halves
Lab. Herring in bbls. For sale
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGLE K CO.
Oils.
IN BBLS. CARBON OIL.
.)U 20 bbls Extra No. Winter Lard Oil.
For sale by .-
sep12 MAXWELL, TINGLE & co.
Tobacco.
n n nnIES s.N II e (Il,Su NJ HOlT-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27

Daniel SD isbe cine 1brane in Del
mem Muse."
~Sa, Du BAIT mid tiff serlbrt es
1T 19Sn, tpas Du lasf, Gpuarp. SD
banfe Oh, Du tbuft meinem 5ersea
pobl. Gie 3iete III Deiner Mutttr
pirc Dir Slid brtn9en uno tidy bode
sewib, Did balp NIT Deiner eolen
8raut DOR ben Mltar treten 3u feben."
u@enn i@ aber bte Bepeutun9 Don
ben Na@furi1uneen bes 8aufmanns
fali& auseeleet bdtte?" lispelte oer
lieutenant.
ugfein, ,ein, balte bic 6ofnun9 fef,
Die Dir Der 6immel 9tbt."
LIMB tpenr, tp@, Daniel 80"
Gin Mann, pbne 3wetfel Elm 8ra,<
fenpdrter, erl9ien pl6Bli@ uno aabte
f@ Daniel 9scourt, I'M, ibut 3u u,eloen,
cab per @arni5onSarjt TN Spitale mare
unp i'm I'M, feline @esenpart eriu@e.
Der OfF3ier ersrif bic 6ano feineS
Greunbes uno fragile ibn:
~Du tommt ia gar nt&t u1etr IN
bas Militdrcafno? Dort bdttea mir
pte bette @elesenbeit, uuS BON Bet 3u
3eit 3u ieben."
SD nnub Mbens fubiren, Gouaro ;
uno lberpieS bat Sober feline beicnoeren
Nei9xneen unp @epanfen. SIM Ga
Fno bSrt mat, pcr, ,peiter Ni@tS ale
pom Yferpe1 unb thinner >pieper BON
pferten. SIR 1eio &eiter unb fit Gu&
lam Is Sieuet9t ,iiBli9 fein. Bas
MID bstrtft Elm FOLDER Gultus, ben
man NIT 1biereu tretbt;; pte ecel fe
AUDI fem mSsen, erniecrtst mid als
Men19 uno perpllert n,ein @emutb."
u@ebf Du r,orsen ni@t IN ben IL
terari19en @erein? Da miro Elm Mo<
ppcat Don 2dtti@ einen @ortras lber
ODER pielmebr ee9en bic Gopesfrafe ball
ten."
u@emib, ii sebe i'd bin."
| sd aud. bort tperpen tpte ein>
amber miererlebn. Mor9ea alio."
Na@pem fi9 beipe s reunoe nod
gum Mbldieoe Die 5ano Seoradt batten,
ltiee Der Doctor ben @aQ binab uno
Der lieutenant iebte IN @ebanfen oer@
tteft feinen Spa3iersaaB fort.
(Jprtfesung fc19t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27

aBarner's 0pSpepfia Eonte IT Elm Yraparat sara
uno b~abitaeutr geraopfane ltibea. 3tefes Il Elm 1snte.
weldes ben Masen at.uItrt unb extsn appsttt si.bt. g
fartt ben Nfaeen unb briuet bte acknowledgement
iprsn ~sefunsen 8nfanb aurud. S&wade. nnsbfe un>
etsy eptif&e yerfeaen foutsn aBarners Dppeptte e."
mic eebrau@en. 3u s~erfaufeu bet alien Drssutasn.
preiS Gin Dpuar.
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QS RS
E&6morrboi0em.

@arner'S 8eilmtttel fir 66mcrrboiben bat
ID tmmer, tin iebena e~inaelnen Gaut rerabrt unb furirt
be f<murfen 9dQe, rpn tltnben. febeneen nne b~luteneea
56mprrbpiben. Splde. nelde an biefer &rantbet Ietben,
fpqten N9 fpfprt an tbren Npptbefer wenben. unb MarnerS
5etlmtttel fur 9drmprrbc,ben (giles) perlaneen. g II
muir fir btee &ranfbeit unb fir fetne anbere Rrantbttt en-
pfoblen. g. bat In pielen 9dlen melde uber bre6te Sabre
alt paren. ~eebolfen. Grets eu Dollar. ueberau In btu
Nprtbefen 5u baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
Mn3ei9e:

Iae Gieienieen, pelde itren auswdrttesa 8rennesnft ne
men laHen 10 lien fsafen sertu abrsAen feutlta sef&rte.
ben an Wm. Seeaes Den. stats 1reatarer tn 81. Paul
f6idsn nel&er b~eauftraat IA. baS euft&e4tnwanern nas.
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@ntmtenta0Dg1.

Barner'S G~mmeniasosa ii bas eintee tefannte
Mtttel, ruel&es (n iebeu Sale uupdeltGfeit Aer 8rauen
turirt. go If bte aanilte. tn relder btee hi3tiet Mebi-
stn nt&t serlanst IL 9ehtter. - n btes ber er5bte eesen,
fpfcrt anf&aftn. e II cine fibre Sur unb ii in tebem
Sale suSeriSfRa: tn gel3em bic xranitet surd GrtSltuns
entfanben II: BET DrsauiRen u baten. prets Elm DsE
uub Is Gents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12
From the Pulaski Tenn. Citizen.
In Life and Death.

Scott and Richard Tomlin, sons of
Mr.. John Tomlin of this county, aged
about sixteen and eighteen years, died
last Saturday at seven and eight and a
half o'clock. They were buried in the
same grave. The history of these two
devoted brothers forms a chapter of
strange but true coincident. They
both protested religion about six years
ago on the same day, joined the church
on the same day, were baptised on the
same day, died on the same day, were
buried on the same day, and, full of the
Christians hope, went to the beautiful
world behind the stars, on the same day.
They were brothers indeed.
They had lived together, played to-
gether, ate and slept together, died to-
gether and were buried together At
lection aud religion marked their broth
erhood and in the sad finale of life their
twin spirits climbed the eternal heights
of the upper world together.
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MISCELLANY.
= CONSISTENT LoyER.
OF a milwaukee,

Adventures OF q milwaukee,
- Clerk.
The desizens of Southside were CON
siderably interested yesterday in the TO
mantle upshot of love affair in the large
and populous division of our city. For
months past, yonng gentleman named
Finch, clerk in the office of the Chicago
aud Northwestern railway, has been m
ceasfngin his efforts to gain the consent
of the proprietress of the Lake house to
a union with her daughter, with whom
he had iD former times been on friendly
terms, but who had rejected his suit. 81
persistent was he In his attentions that
he was forbidden the house. This did
not at all Clam2en the ardor of the lover,
who would for hours parade the walk oP-
posite the windows of the room occupied
by the object of his affections, to get a
glance of her features. This afforded
dim satisfaction until it was whispered
that another young man was suitor for
the heart and hand of the fair one.
This fairly crazed him, and in one OF
his paroxYsms of grief rushed into the
house and attempted to enter the young
lady's room, but was summarily elected
and besides we'll punished for displaying
a revolver. Through the solicitation of
both parties the incident was kept out OF
the papers, and for time 1t appeared as
if the young mans experience had cured
him of his affection for the landlady' 5
daughter.
But here public opinion was amiss, for
hesoon renewed his addresses, and sought
every opportunity to meet the woman of
his alteration, but in this he was thwarted
at every point.
On Saturday night he managed to en-
ter the house unobserved, and, stealing
up TO the room of Miss Tole, seereted
himself under her bed, there to await
her appearance.
On entering the room to retire the
lady locked her door, and when she had
partially disrobed herself was terrified to
discover her gallant suitor as he crawled
from his hiding place Finch drew his
revolver in intimidation, popping the
question, and threatened to shoot her If
she did not assent to become the partner
of his bosom. The lady begged him to
leave to avoid the scandal a discovery
of the situation would subject them to.
But our hero was not to be bluffed since
he had stormed the fortress so gailantry.
Renewing his threat the lady screamed
for help, and when her prosecutor heard
footsteps in the hall be dropped the pistol
and jumped through the window down
upon the walk, distance of IS or 20
feet. When the lady's friends reached
the spot Finch was nowhere to be seen.
The services of the police were i'm
81 brnnrhf into raOuIlifI0n and
shortly after Finch was taken into custo-
dy by officer Hughes. and finished the
eventful night at the station house.
Early yesterday morning the discounted
lover was driven TO the house of correc-
ton in the Black Maria, where he will
have ample~ime to reflect upon his un
fortunate, and the truth of the axiom
that "bliudfoId zeal can do but harm.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12

SWANS SINGING.-The singing of
swans has been supposed to be fiction,
but john A Hjaltalin, an Icelander,
writes that he has often heard them sing
in one of the frths of Western Iceland,
where hundreds of them congregate. In
the morning and evening their song is so
loud that it can be heard miles away,
and the mountains on both sides ring
with the echo of it; for each individual
seems to join in the chorus. The sing
ing has not the slightest resemblance to
the cackling of geese or the quacking Of
ducks. 1t is clear and full, and has a
metallic ring. The notion that the sing
ing is sweetest just before the swan S
death is prevalent in Iceland. Their
nests are in small inland lakes or tarns,
only one pair nesting at single lake.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12

This seems to be the age of leagues.
The last out is "The Victoria League. J"
We have received a communication dated
New York, Aug. l, announcing the Vic
toria League, an association now organ
lied, equipped, and in working order,
having its headquarters in New York,
and its co operative agencies in Boston,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Louis and San Francisco.
"Its mission is to unite the progress
sive portion of the American people into
a new political organization, or body of
visitors, called the Equal Rights party,
consisting of both sexes, and founded
on the constitutional right. of suffrage
which the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments vest in women as well as
men.
at demands from Congress, at its next
session, a declaratory act, setting forth,
definitely, this Interpretation of these
amendments, together with immediate
legislation to insure the free exercise, by
women, as by other citizens, of the eiee-
tive franchise in the several States.
at dominates, and will support and
expects to elect, as the next President of
the United States, by the combined suf-
frages of men and women, in 1872, Mrs.
Victoria G.. Woodruff, of New York"
We are further informed in this com
munication, that by the same mailwe will
receive copies of correspondence be
tween the Victoria League and its Presi-
Dental candidate, to which our attention
is directed, the more especially from the
fact that, in Mrs. WoodhulPs letter ac-
cepting the nomination, she has given
full statement, at the request of the
League, of the argument by which she
deduces, from the new amendments, the
right of her sex to the elective franchise"
We have not yet received the cores
respondence referred to. We are in
elined to think that the mails have play
ed scurvy trick upon this female can
didate
The Victoria League in the earnest
hope that we will lend our editorial good
will. to the Equal Rights party and its
candidate, subscribes itself spectfully
Yours" We assure the party and its
candidate that they have our editorial
good will, but we cannot vote the ticket.
We always vote straight ticket, no
other sort Union and american.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12

THE Helena Montana Gazette says:
"Mr. G. II. Manning, near Deer Lodge,
has six acres of very nice wheat. It's
introduction is rather peculiar. Four
years ago, Mr.. Manning noticed few
heads of singular wheat that came up
among his other grain, which heads, CON
tanning six rows of large, white, plump
grains each, he carefully preserved.
From these heads last year he raised
forty bushels, and this year will, from
six acres, have about fifty bushels to the
acre. The -four is of the very best quail
ity, as can be seen at Mr.. Manning's
house. 1t is supposed that the seed of
this extraordinary wheat must have been
dropped on Mr.. Manning's ranch by wild
geese while flying over, as no such grain
is known in this country"
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A Texas Snahe Story.

A Gas correspondent of New
York paper gives the following snake
story:
Zone night my wife and myself were
awakened by q noise from the shelf con
tanning our small store of crockery, fol-
lowed by a crash which showed that a
great portion of our cups and plates had
been flung to the floor. Springing up TO
discover the author of this attack upon,
I found a large snake in a somewhat un :
pleasant fix he had crawled upon the
Shelf, attracted By number of eggs,
which he saw scattered about. One of
these he >ad swallowed, and in order to
get at the next he had put his head and a
portion of his body through the handle
of jug, which happened to stand be-
tween him and the coveted delicaeies.
The handlC-Sas just open enough to let
his body in the natural shape slip
through, but not sufficient to let it pass
when puffe97 out by the egg. In this
position he had swallowed the second
egg. His snakeship thus found him
self unable to advance or retreat; and IN
fouudering about to escape from this
novel stock, had caused the accident
which had aroused us. | of course pro-
ceeded at once to execute summary JUS
tice upon the interloper, but the eggs he
had swallowed were dead loss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12

REPLY TO AN INFIDEL.-A late Eng
lish paper has an account of an incident
which occurred at lecture given by an
infidel After concluding, the lecturer
called upon any of his audience to reply
to his argument. A collier rose and
spoke somewhat as follows "Maister
BradIaugh, me and my mate Jim were
both Methodys till one of these infdel
chaps cam this way. Jim turned inf
del, and used to badger me about attend
ing class meetings and prayer meetings ;
but ore day in the pit large cob of coal
came down upon Jim's head. Jim
thought he was killed, and ah, mon but
he did boiler" Then turning to Mr.
Bradlaugh, with a very knowing look,
he said young man, there's naught
like cobs of coal for knocking infdelity
out of a man" The infdel had but a
small minority with him after this palpa-
BILE hit.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12

SAVE A LITTLE.-Every man who is
obliged to work for his living, should
make it point to lay up little for the
'srainy day." which we are all liable to
encounter when least enpected. The
best way TO do this is TO open an account
with savings bank. Accumulated mon
ey is always safe; it is always ready for
use when needed. Scrape together five
dollare. make your deposit, receive your
bank book, and then resolve to deposit
given sum, small though il be, once
week, according to circumstances. No
body knows, without trying it, how easy
q thing it is to save money, when an ac
count with the bank has been opened.
With an account a man feels desise to
enlarge his deposit. 1t gives him les
sons in frugality and economy, weaps
him from his habits of extravaganza, and
is the very best guard in the world
against iutempcrance, dissipation and
vice
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12

A TENNEssEAN, who has been rails
ing and preparing opium experimentally,
is authority for the statement that the
yield per acre is from thirty to forty
pounds, which varies in price from 81 so
to SO per pound. One hand can cult
vate easily and well four acres, which a
yield of thirty pounds, would be $500.
1t requires half dozen hands to gath
er what one will make.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-12

A GREEN county, Iowa, farmer reck-
lessly publishes the sollowing challenge :;
~ will bet s42 % that my hired man can
take longer to go to the harvest field, get
back to dinner quicker, eat more, do less,
and bear down harder on panel of the
fence than any other hired man within Is
miles of the flag staff in Jefferson"
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LITTLE Johnny's mother reached for
him with her slipper the other evening,
for hooking the jelly, and after busting
the portion of his pantaloons that be
sits on, she was surprised to hear him
laugh over it, and demanded the cause
of it. II was thinking how 1 had fool
ed you. 1t was Carrie who hooked the
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