Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

I white and shining look it made me think about
| the sea ofglass we read of, sir. thought of it
when saw them drag the bodies up, and the
| poor fellows faces turned up on the snow. And
| L wondered if their ghosts were walking up and
| down the channel in the winter morning, play
| ing harps. 1t seemed such freezing work. All
along the coast, and in Boston bay, aud off Cape
| Cod, it was an awful blow. But Gloucester got
/ the knuckles of it.
The old lady came ashore that morning. We
hauled her up and carried her into a little shed
| there was about there, and covered her over
with bed quilt before the skipper saw her.
We never found Ben Bumper.
The mate came to about dawn; that is to say,
| as much, as Jih HanckO will ever come to
this side of the place where the young woman
from Squam had gone to flor which, if I'd been
a pious man, ! should have thanked the God of
sea aud shore.) 1t wouldn't have been pleas
| ant job for her riding over in the wind four
miles that morning, TO see the cuts he had
| about the head, and the look. You see the jam
was all about the head. We warmed him up,
and rubbed him up, and cheered him up, aud
Griggs paid the doctor seventy five cents for
feeling of his pulse; but it was no mortal use.
He sat as crazy as a loon in the kitchen of the
house we took him TO, chattering about that old
lady, and saving how he'd held on, until
wished for one he'd gone to the bottom with her
himself 1t seemed to me that would have been
an arrangement much more agreeable to the
| young MOuldu lIom CQudu-lI she has utT
| preferences in her existing residence-than the
present.
Not but what Griggs has paid his board quite
regularly, and been to inquire about him at the
| asylum twice year then and ever since. And
he's peaceable, too, and very happy in his
mind, they say, and spends his time in whit
Ting figure heads for ships, with the name of
PanSie underneath, in purple ink, done with a
fine steel pen.
We didn't mean him to get into that shed that
morning, but be got in somehow; took us all
by surprise, and at our wits ends for him. 1t
was dreadfully bleak little open She'd and the
old lady looked uncommonly cold, even consd-
erng the circumstances. Griggs was sitting by
her with his hat jammed on his eyes. Two or
three of US were about, standing in the door,
Hancko walks in with his head in its bandages,
white and bloody, straight to Griggs.
"Well, Griggs," says he, 81 held on to the old
lady"
80 you did, Jib, says Griggs, staring.
"Pm glad she looks so comfortable" says Jib,
smiling round the she'd "But think you'd
better take her where it's little warmer, cap'n,
when she can be moved. told you I'd hold on
Grggsl"
Folks say he sits saying that now, to this very
day, 81 held on CABIN Griggs! I told you I'd
hold onP' over and over to himself, and always
smiling round.
Sometimes, when Pm lying off here at the
harbors throat on quiet day, wonder wheth-
er it isn't better to be Jib Hancho-n mad
house-hoding on and smiling round, than it is
TO be me or you, sir, or the most of folks that
I'm acquainted with. When Im out here by
myself, with the great sea calm below me, and
the great sky still above me, sometimes think
it is, sir; | think it is with all my heart But
when get home TO my wife and sit down of an
evening, amt so sure, and so it goes.-Elizd-
beth START Phelps.
A negro, an Indian and Turk are climbing
the hill of science tOupthpr RelOjr COLLAGE
Wisconsin.
The following advertisements have been from
time to time clipped from Irish papers, Gone
pound reward. Lost, cameo brooch, repre-
sentlng Venus and AdOnis on the Drumcondra
road, ABOUT ten O'Clock on Tuesday evening""
Advertisement of wine merchant "The adyer-
tlser, having made an advantageous purchase,
offers for sale, on very low terms, about sixty
dozen OF prime port wine, lately the property of
gentleman forty years of age, full in the body,
and with ashigh bouquet" The two following
emanated from well known livery stable
keeper: "To be sold cheap, a mail phaeton, the
property OF gentleman with a movable head,
as good as new" ''To be sold, a splendid gray
horse, calculated for charger, or would carry
lady with switch tail" "Ten Shillings re-
ward. Lost by gentleman, a white terrier dog
except the head, which is black. To be brought
to" &c. To these Irish advertisements may be
added one English one, which was the subject
OF humorous article in the Saturday Review,
some Jour or five years since: "To be sold, an
Erard grand piano, the property of a lady,
about 10 travel in wanutwood case with
carved legs"
By special request DR.. Heniou will prolong his
stay in this city for three weeks longer Read the
following list of people cured in this city and vicin-
ity by DIR. Henion, all of which can be referred to:
E. Z. Burden, 444 Main street. cured of catarrh.
Mrs. Dickinson, No. l Salisbury mansion cured of
catarrh and dyspepsia,
Chandler Wetherby, 20 Grove street, cured of
rheumatism. Samuel Putnam Holden, cured of
polypus in nose. Jubal Boyden cured of lame back;
could not stoop to pick up anything. Miss AIvira
T. Gilbert, IS Newbury street, cured of cancer un-
der the arm j. G. Tebbits, 594 Main street. cured
of cancer of lip, Mr.. Scott ID Lynn street, cured
of salt rheum. Miss E. c. Cole of Sedgwick Maine,
has not walked without two crutches for the past
fourteen months; has been treated three times by
DR.. Henion, and can now walk quarter of mile
without either cruteh or cane She can be seen at
Is Dread street, Worcester
Dr. Henion's treatment is by magnetism, in most
cases. without medicine. He has any amount of
testimonials of people cured in Worcester that can
be seen at his rooms at the Bay State House, and
all that are afflicted should not miss the opportuni-
ty of consulting him. Consultation free.
DR.. c, r, BRoADBEET, of New York, will arrive
at the Bay State house, Worcester, Monday noon,
Oct IA, 1872, and will remain five days only. His
numerous patients in this city, or any of their
friends, can consult the doctor free of charge He
will tell where and what your diseases are the mo-
ment he sees you, without your saying word. DR..
Broadbent can refer to many patients in this CITY,
who have been restored to a pretty good state of
health by his treatment Our readers should re-
member that the doctor makes his regular visits
every four weeks to the Bay State house, which
fact ought to give every invalid perfect confidence
in his skill and treatment. His charges are yery
moderate. He can be consulted five days only, upon
all diseases, by ladies and gentlemen, and will tell
you at once whether he can cure you or not. Ad.
vice free, from A, NJ to 8 P. M, daily.
LADIES: Go to the Ne1o York Branch and get
pair of 81 underyests or drawers for Il cents Bar
gain. DUrroS &, PORTER
IMPORTED FLOWER RooTs.-I have lust received
very choice assortment of Dutch bulbs, which I
Will sell at low prices. j. L. BURBANK,
Corner Main and Elm streets.
GENTS; IfyOu wish pair of shirts or drawers,
go where you can buy the cheapest They have
good assortment at the Branch.
BUTTON 8 POTTER,