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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
perlls of Strangers in Italy.

The London Times says: Since tie
commencement Of tile present year sew
eral cases have occurred OF English trav.
elers in Italy having suffered arbitrary
arrest and imprisonment. A Rev. MIR.
Allies mud his brother, walking along the
road near the Cantine on this side Of the
Great st. Bernard, were stopped by two
.Carabinieri, questioned somewhat rude
ly, and Mr.. Allies imprudently answer.
ing in kind was handcuffed and his
brother told to 60 about his business.
Refusing to leave his brother, lie was
arrested also, though without, rs far as
I remember the circumstances, being
handcufled in the SINE manner. They
were taken to EtrouAles, kept in prison
all night, and the next morning were
handcuffed to each other and marched
off like common malefactors to Aosta.
There, after being put to considerable
trouble, they were admitted to bail until
IN action brought against the Rev. Mr..
Allies for resisting the public authori.
ties and using improper language to
them was decided; an action in which he
was finally condemned to pay a fine OF
one hundred francs. As Englishmen are
not required to exhibit passports when
travelling in Italy, they were, Of course
unprovided in this srespect; but the Rev.
Mr.. Allies, who is q Roman Catholic,
had his bishops celebrate with him,
and they had other papers, oil OF which,
however, were considered insufficient by
the Carabinieri.
The next case was that OF tile Rev.
David Kay, q Protestant clergyman.
He was travelling in public conveyance,
and on its stopping for short time ut q
place called AvenEa, near Carara, he got
out to stretch his legs As he was walk
ing up and down; the suspicious Of some
over jealous gendarmes were aroused.
They questionedlhim, but his answers
were not satisfactory; they demandedhis
papers, but unfortunately he had none,
and SO he was obliged to suffer the in
convenience of being locked up all
night, to be taken before the authorities
the next morning and released. In all
probability he was the victim Of ludi-
crous mistake. The police accused him
Of refusing to give his name; but it is
quite possible that on giving it they may
have misunderstood him to say "Che, "
"whatl I" and on repeating the question
ho may have answered "Kay, Kay"
twice overt to emphasize it., This would
have exactly the same sound as che, che,
words which, when pronounced quickly
together, arc not only the equivalent for
"pooh-pooh,,". but being in very COM
mon use in that part Of the country ms
m offhand expression Of dissent, may
have secmedto the police a contemptu-
Gus manner Of of.setting their brief au-
thority ut naught, and sufficient to merit
imprisonment for tho night.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
The First sehoolmastcr In New York.

Adam Roelandsen enjoyed the distinc-
ton Of being the first schoolmaster in
New York city. From some cause,
possibly because "pcople did not speak
well OF him, be could not make living
ut his vocation, and so took i'll wAshiHg.
But he did not succeed in his laundry
enterprise either. There is curious
lawsuit on record which shows how he
demanded payment OF Gillis De Voocht
for washing his linen. The defendant
made no objection to the price charged,
but refused to pay until the end Of the
year. Tho conrt decided that Roeland.
sen should continue to wash for De
Voocht the remainder Of the year.
Meanwhile the schoolmaster built him
self house, thirty feet long, eighteen
feet wide, and eight feet high, which
was rooffed with reeden thatch, had m
entry three feet wide, two doors, n pail
try, staircase, mantelpiece, and a
bedstead. This latter was built into
the wall, like q cupboard in partition,
with doors closing upon it when unoc-
cupied. It was o great economy in the
matter of rooms. 4 sleeping apartment
in one Of the small Dutch taverns Of
that date often accommodated several
travellers at night, while during the day
II was only IN ordinary public room,
quite unencumbered in appearance.
But schoolmaster Roelandsen wns unable
to compensate thebuilder, aud ho finally
committed grave oflense, for which ho
was chastised at tho whipping post upon
tho waters edge, and banished from tho
Dutch dominions.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
DID lie DESERVE IT?

Billy Merriam was "cattle-boy' at
stock farm in tho "bush" in South
Australia. He was happy-go.lucky
sort Of lad, and, from all accounts, n
rather grcclGss one.
1t was his business, i'll company with
hnlf.nilUzon other stOckmen, to watch
oycra herd OF eleven thousand cattle,
that had their pNsturage i'll the valley Of
n small river called the Wirrum,"
flowing intJ the Murray.
The pasture, or "rrln," extended for
many miles along tho south bank of the
stream. No fences inclosed it. To the
southwark it stretched of to the almost
3 bounllcSS deserts Of sand and "scrub, "
where roam the wild black tribes, the
aborigines of this strange southern con-
tinent. The stockmcn are in the saddle
all day long, and lead rough life, full
Of adventure and peril.
One day u wild young bullock belong
ing to l1illy's "division" made n
"bolt = that is to say. he put up head
aud tail, uttered vicious below, and
dashed off over the hills toward the
scrub. In moment Billy was follow
ing him with Il whoop and halo, his
long whip coiled, ready for a stinging
cast.
hi But the willy brute gained covert in n
3 ravIno full Of tangled grasS.trees, which
led out OF tho valley on to tho desert.
To turn him back, Billy was obliged to
make long detOur over the hills. In
the meantime the bullock returned to
tho plain, and rnn from thickct to thicket,
darling in md ont OF the tangled scrub.
where it was impossible to follow him OH
horseback.
Half score Of miles are soon gone
over in such chase. The half-wild
Australian cattle are very fleet. and have
remarkable endurance ; but Billy over
took the runaway at last. Tired out aud
brcathlcss, the steer stumbled and fell
heavily. There he lny palpitating, with
tho whites of his wicked little eyes
glaring at his purSucr.
"I'lI teach you lesson !" cried Billy,
galloping alongside and lcaping oil his
his horse. "I'll take tho quirks out of
you. sir!" and tho heavy lash came
cruelty down with sounding crack,
which matc the hair fly up in long
line, and drew n wild below Of pain
from the PROSTATE animal.
Tho wild, rough boy Ind no pity in
his heart. Ono stroke by no means sat.
islied his temper. A score of lashos fell
fast and heavy, mud when his arm ached,
he rested few moments. then COM
menccd afresh and, to tell tho truth,
kept tlogging tho poor animal till the
hair was nearly all of its back, and not
only the hair, but tho hide with it.
Just Mt this stage Of tho performance,
M unexpected event happened. Billys
llorse-a native-bred and rather wild
creature, named Misunderstanding his
masters attention occupied, concluded
to forage for himself, and 80 trotted
briskly away. No very good under.
standing existed between Billy and
Blinkcr There frequently arose an'
tagonisO, hrtwixt them, which Billy
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
Offering 10 do the Fair Thing.

A story is told Of an accident on the
New London railroad. Au intoxicated
man was sitting on the track when the
engine tossed him down all embank-
ment. Tho conductor backed his train to
pick up the dead body. The victim was
found alive, however, only somewhat
bruised, and taken to Norwich. The
conductor kindly offered to take the
man to his home, few miles away, in u
hack, but he insisted on his ability to
walk, and refused to be sent home. The
conductor pressed the matter, when the
NIilcsian, who had stood tho battling Of
tho COW. catcher so well, bristled up
with "Go away with your kirridge, III
go home by myself, and il I have done
any damage to your old engine, bedad,
III pay for it on the spot"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
An Old New Brunswick Turtle.

Tho St. John IN. B. Telegraph says:
The veritable father OF tho turtles in
this province has made his appearance
in Kings county, with tho weight Of cen
t,lries upon his wrinkled shell. A few
days ago, while Mr.. Edward Mcleod
was rowing along the banks Of the Ken
nebeccasis he found shell turtle, and
with a natural desire to secure it for
further examination, took some trouble
to catch it. He expected to find m or
binary shell turtle, but he secured a
walking dictionary Of dates. The back
Of the turtle was quantity inscribed with
facts and figures craven thereon long
years ago, and apparently added to from
time to time during the past century. i.
Scarcely discernible, except upon close
examination, were some hieroglyphics OF
the ancient deuizens Of the forest. The
bow and arrowwas the most conspicuous
among these, and it was evident that the
shell had borne other aboriginal devices,
now nearly obliterated. The marks
made by the early white settlers were
much more plain. The first Of these in.
scriptions reads. "Caughtin 1870, after
q great freshet." The next chronology
cal record is: "Caught in 1901 and
from time to time the turtle appears to
have been caught aud marked by itscap-
tors. The intervals between the dates
range from three to five years. Thesliell
is almost completely covered with these
Inscriptions.
1t would seem that this turtle was no
fraud, marked as hoax by some mod
ern reprobates, for mon of fourscore liv-
ing at Millstream remember having
heard their fathers speak OF this marked
turtle, which even in the days Of the
early settlers Sas considered MI old
animal.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
His Last Cent.

Havo you any fve.eent cigars'"
"ies, sir, replied the clerk. "Have
you any for Ten ccntsl" EYES, sir" F."
"Have you any for fifteen centsl" pur-
sued the would-bo purchaser. "Yes,
sir, we have" said tho clerk, Mt the samo
time handing out the box. "Would You
take fellows last cent for cigar n
rather Indignantly queried tho custom.
or. "Yes, l would, snappishly return.
cd the clerk. "Well. there it is" sol.
EMMY said tho stranger, as he deposited
one cent on the counter aud walked of
with his fifteen.ccut cigar.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13

In the Russian army Prince Woron-
soft was conimandant Of the regiment Of
Hussars Of tho Guard and was pro-
noted, General Mayendorff receiving
the place made vacant. But Mayondorif
Is a German, or Of a German family, and
upon his appointment fifty.four officers
Of the regiment requested permission to
resign.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13

AID 20 you'Il soon hc goin' away.
Ny darliuS little Dess
Aid you liA' been to the store to-day.
To bug your wcddn'dress
Aud so your tiCar good mother an |,
Whose love y"u long have known,
Must lay the light OF your presence by,
And walk tho road alone.
SO come tonight with mother and mo,
" To the porch for an honr or two,
And cit on your old fathers knee,
The same as you used to do;
For We, who ha' loved you many year,
And clung to you, strong and true,
Since we've had the young professor hero,
Have not had mich Of you
Y but lovors bo lovers whilo earth onduros;
~ And once on time, be it known,
81 helped a girl with eyes like yours
4 Construct world OF our own;
And We laid it out in a garden spot,
And dwelt In tho midst OF flowers,
Till wo found that tho world was good.sizet
lot,
Aud most OF Il wasn't ours
. You're heavier, girl, than whom you como
To us ono cloudy day,
z And soomod to feel SO little at homo
We feared you wouldn't stay;
d TILL lno,r tLo IL ,1or ,r, ,,oaand ha,auan
You'd struck 40 mortal track,
And got 80 Independent an cross,
God never would lot You back
Dut who would ever ha had tho whim,
When you lay in my arms an cried.
You'd some tlme sit hero, pretty an prim,
A-waitin' to DO bride
But lovers bo lovers while earth goes on,
And marry Rs thoy ought
And il you would keep tho heart you've won,
Remember what you'yo boon taught:
Look Grst that your welded lives bo true,
With nAught from each other apart;
For the IlowOrs OF trno love mover grew
In tho soil OF faithloss heart.
Look next that tho buds OF health shall rest
Their blossoms upon your check
For ltiO anl love arc r burden at best
II tho boly DO sick and weak.
Look nOyt that yonr kitchen fro 10 bright
And your bands DO noat and skilled;
For tho love Of man Oft takes lts flight
II his stomach 10 not well filed.
Look nGxt that your money is fairly earned
Ere over It be spont
For comfort and love, however turned,
Will no'erpay ton per cont.
Aud, next, due caro- and diligence keep
Thtt tho mind be trained and fed;
For blessings cvct look shabby and cheap
That light OH an empty hOSd.
And II il shall please tho gracious God
That children tn YOU belong,
Remember. my child, and sparo tho rod
Till you've taught them right and wrong
Aud show en- that though this lifo's start
For the better world, no doubt,
Yet Garth an heaven amt 30 far apart
As many good folks make out
-Rarper's Weekly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
The ST. Louis Times gives the follow
N II nnnnin,nr Of n trnllinn nntinn

TAkO away his little latch key.
He will need cigars no more;
Life 10 real, life Is earnest
From this sad aud fatal hour
Gone 10 meet his mother-in-lAw
, 1875-12-30

rno Organization, ioiuie Die gfamer ieineS
SoritanbS an9e9eben. Die An9aben ftnb 10
oetatntrt itrto 9enau, uro Die N%oreiien Der
betreftenoer BerIonen nnb unterreoungen nit
oerlelben i6etnen 10 lpeni9 erfunoen, oaB
tpobl au9enein jugegeben lperoen mag, es
tonne etiua8 @abreS oil Der Safe letr.
Nabrihetnltd ieoof lift ie i'll 9eluobnter
Wttle itbertriebe1, ODER Der alte Srper Der
amertfantid)en 2rbeiter ooer Der Der patrl=
otilhen S0bne Auerita'S bamit perruebielt.
Steuetft bat audi lIlr elmer oieIer lebteren
oen reuen Jtar1eft ar9ellomrlen, ODER betoe
ltno peretniat inter benielben.
gSte Dem al6 lelrl mag, an gebelmen pDlts
tiihen Sroen bat eS ntenalS III ben Ser.
Staaten 9efeblt, uno &aomnotbin9thum uuo
gfatiptsmils f0nnen lebr teidt burb Die N9i=
tation Grants uno ieiner 6reunbe besiiglid)
Der Sdllfra9e uto Der Seiteuerung oe8 Sir
e]enzGtgentbums bteien 9ebeimen Srben lteile
Strait nnb IuSoebnung geber, 10 baB iie bic
mabre Sirgerfreibeit nit ernitliten @efabz
ren bebrOber. SG rid)ti9 iere aufeeltelten
@runolGte ei1eS .@rant uilo Slalne and
llnb, 10 metb bod Seoermaur, ba6 iie lpeuiz
ger i'm S1terefie Der 8abrbeit, ais lpeger be-
mago9iiher d3mede proflamfirt meroen. QSeni
Die SppO1itlon iuegen oeS l~etteren @runoeS
oage9en auftreten iolte, 10 miiroen bteie Sc
beilnbiinbler nur @elesenbeit erbalten, Die
@egner ais prin5iplelle Seirbe Der Goltss
freibeit bin3uitellen. Nlio Sprfiht!
llebrigens ioaen @rant, Slaineun Seme1,
iuel9e Der Seralo ais Otitslieoer beS nenel
SroenS be3eid)nete, na6 IuSla9en BON oelIen
SealatelI, nldt ba5u geboren.
, 1875-12-30
Sic Seitrdee Mcripeeens flr oas
N~entennidI.
Gbrittanta, ben 81. gfot

Gbriltiania, ben 81. gfouenlber.
I'M Jtorlpegell aut Der notwithstanding IN
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ernalnt morben Der ihipeoiidslorpe9tlhe
@eneralzGoniul @brtitopberieu gu SMenoSs
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@ape. @rfterer be9iebt iif BON Suenos=
Ipres birect mad Ybllabelpbia, lesterer gebt
nd6ltellS bon bier aus mad Imerifa ab. Die
@aaren, ipelde Normegen auf Die Nusltelz
lung le1lben pirb, meroen rid1t gcraoe lebr
aablreid Ietn, aber bod Die darafteriitiId)z
item @e9snitdube Der 2anoeSzSnbultrie reprds
%ienttren. Gin i6pebilhes 0anpiboot
miro i'm Inrang nadlten Dtouats bler elm
laufen uno ebenfals Sergen beluAen,
I'm BON beiben YlGten Die Nusitel1un9s=
@e9enltdnbe btniiber III tranSportiren.
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ben bnr6 cine reibhaltige Sammln1g
BON @emebell Der Sptunerei nnb g9eberet:
ngtpoalen8 ~@ompagnte", Iolule onrh etne
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Irbeiten ieltenS Der Sirma Soitrup. 0teie
Nrbetten baben ifon mebrfah I'M Nuslanoe
Setfa1 gefurben uro man erlpartet, bab lid)
in Ilnerifa Elm lleues lbiab9ebiet pafiir be-
g~riinben ldBt. 9aiielbe pirb erluartet BON
ben Sabrifaten Der Oteoiciutbranr5abrlf oes
Serrn Beter Ot0uer, ipel1e ebenfauS burd)
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mini. Son 8ergenier Sirnlen miro als=
9eiteut nerben: cine Sammlung pon pers
lfieoenen Siibereiprobuften burd) ben Sarl=
pelSperein, etne Sammlln9 pom nattonalen
neutrality-suspicious., barunter Die befallnz
ten oSollefntue", burh Sob. Oii6elieu, iofpie
eine Sammfuns Don 6lligrauarbeiten burd)
Supelier Sb. Slien. 3esglei1en mcroeu
Saumipolls II. @oItpaareu burd) Sebien IL.
So, Srifotage. Irbelten bur6 6an1m IL.
@lauien, @lasarbelten burf Sergens @lass
iperf au8geltelt merben. Die Sfiffbauer=
6irnlen Srundorit unb 9effe lno S. @ran
iperoen perld)ieOene ShifSmobele sur Oar
telling Der norwegilhen SdiffsbaubetriebeS
elnlenben. Iuh Die noriue9liGe &unit wlrp
auf eine miirpl9e @etie reprGientlrt merOell
uub mehrere nnlerer bebeutelbiten Wfaier Da=
ben berelts Siloer fir Die Iusiteuung au9es
melhet. S%efanntlld) Sdhlt Ntorne9en inter
oen nelleren Wtalerll mebrere beriihmte GAIT
oesfinoer uilb Die ytanleu etues Sloemano,
@uoe II. |. 10. iino iiberau befanut. - I'm
and unbemitteltereu 2euteu Die @eleeenbeit
III 9eben, Die 9usitellung gu beiu6en, bat oas
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ben Seiud Der AuSitelnng 9esebenwerbeu
lollen. InmelDun9en ba5u iino iebr Sabreid)
ein9elaufen.
, 1875-12-30

i3abluns Der Suterefien ~einbebalten bari.
90 e%utitano baS ieltiame arrangement,
baB Die Union Yacific &&. SO. &tpioeus
ben an ibre Ntttiondrea pertheilt, uno
Die Ifesterung ans ibrer ei9enen Safe
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auS9eleat bat, mteoer erbalten, iobalo bte
SonoS idutg merbeu, uno mr. Die Slterellen
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nit Der lluton Yaciftc 0t0f. So. Elm @ontraft
qenlaht luoroen mare, pte Der, ben Die SeraS
Yaclfc G3f. iest proponirt, 10 miiroe Die er>
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Ge9ternn9 flr anSgeIegte Snterelien lduloeu.
IS ut baber ar9enideinlt6 unbilli9 unb
rn9eredt, Die Ni9tbe5ablung zines Sbells
Der Sllterefien Setteus Der llnion Bactfic 81.
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Die @emGbrIug BON llutertiitun9 an Die
SeraS Yactfic Sabn, ba 9eraoe bieie per-
merfltd)e Selttmmu1g beS llebereinfommenS
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Bactfc 81. 81. So. i'll Der Yropolitiou Der
SeraS Bacitic 81. u. So. uolrtdtoig uitD alb
iolut permieoen lit.
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tanbs.
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in Gath anasfraat Eirb. psreen prompt uni ~uaeatsslt
10 ksantESorttt, Riraeisn io0tsa In 5orns pcn
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stermaGt psrssn.
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sr 8ialas sbr $1f s1 Dassab 6Iai&sn. 3aftasIns
sts Gysree.
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Re. 232 NsFh 3Htte Ctr.
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