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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

EE A NEW company has been or.
ganized for the purpose of constructing
the Elk River RAILROAD at an early
day. The new COMPANY Is backed BY
eastern capitalists, aud are confident
that within Eve years the road will be
completed Thisros when completed
will be one Of the best paying invest.
ments in the country. We hope that
the most sanguiue expectations Of the
stockholders will be NOR than real.
lied,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

H Dull TlSEs.-Ths past few
weeks have tho dullest ever expert.
eucsa BY business men in this place.
The town Is perfectly odeld, 2 and the
same state Of things exists at every
other business point in the county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

~ NbluhhubhuVb Ahhua'-HtSu
the Beverly Enterprise Of the 18Th:
Wei learn thut Ilelye,ia has 4
brass band numbering forty.sevsn
members.
We learn that our Swiss friends
at Ilelyetia, intend to start brewery.
lfihey do, md We happen to miss au
issue, our friends will know that We
have been ever to Helvotia.
The country Is flooded with horse
thieves. our friends should be careful
WIN they trade horses with No mat.
tor how plausible their stories may be,
don't trade with stranger.
= The ouly thing Ne k3ow Of that
Beverly has that would be Of auv use
to the West Virginia Historical Socie.
", Is our Court House. AS niouu.
alent Of antiquity it is success; no
other State Historical Society could
show ruins like ours unless they had
our Court House.
The Weston DgMooRAr publishes
a letter from au Upshur county cores.
pondeni, in which he says: "That 40
effort Is being nude to get q circuit
composed Of the cOuuties Of Upsbur AMI
Barbour, abolish the county court. aud
elect judge" Randolph was at Que
time mentioned 10 connection with that
scheme. but It was Of no use, The pco.
pie prefer the county court which does
ihe work for S275 per year, to tue
District Judge with bis salary Of
Sl,5OO.
From the Philippi Plaindealr Ofthe
10th lust
-MAaMorH PcpLAR.-Mr. j. Il.
woodtord, IT,, was 10 town this week,
aud informed US that DO cut a poplar,
four twelye.feet logs Of which made
5000 fee. OF good inch lumber. Two
logs were destroyed by the fall of the
tree.
Observation-Disclosures Phillips, who
has been coufued 10 jail here for illicit
djstilling, escaped gu Tuesday last BY
filing OF steeple by which the iron
door was locked. He passed out uu-
observed. l-ga
-NorlcE.-Ths Ministerial Associ-
alton for the Buckhannon district Of the
parkersburg U. B. Annual Conference.
will convene ia the town VI philippi,
Juas N, at s o'clock a. NJ. A cor.
dial invitation is extended TO ministers
ufother denominations to bs with US
We hope tbs people Of Philippi asd
surrounding esuutry will favor US with
their preseues aud friendship.
Isl. . j. GRAHAM,
o. Hall.
-RAiLRoAp MEETING ~ PlltLlPpi.-
A very large railroad meeting, CON
posed Of the people Of Barbour county,
aud attended by the representatives Of
Taylor. Upshar and Randolph eoun.
ties was held 10 the Court House on
the 10th inst
Ga motion Of Captain 7 A Bradford,
Hon Samuel Woods was unanimously
elected president Of the meeting; aud
90 motion j H GIascpck was elected
secretary The president explained
the object Of tile meeting to DO fVr tue
purpose Of taking into consideration the
best way Of procuring nisaus for ths
construction Vi a narrow guage rail.
road from tho town OF Grafton. through
tue COUNTIES Of Barbour aud Upshur, 70
Buukhanupn, aud up the lygarts
Valley river, by way Of Beverly,
through the counties Of Randolph,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

RI Mar has ave Sundays, Eve
Mondays and eve Saturdays, Hur-
rah for May.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

E1 a SINGULAR CAsE "A singu,
lar case Of absent-mindedness, as il i
called, came under our observation
about three years ago. We will tell it:
Before the adoption Of the new Con.
s,itution Of this State, Philippi was 10
this judicial district, and the Circuit
Court was held there on the frst Mon.
day in May Of each year. Our good
friend. Judge Harrison. who then pre-.
sided 10 this Circuit. In the prompt dis
charge ofhis high duty, mounted his
horse and rode up to within a mile aud
a half ofthe Aforesaid philippi,. and, rs
was bis custom. stopped at MARINERS
house for dinner He Immediately
called for corn bread, milk and maple
tnolasses. "only that and nothing
moro II was only after noticing the
surprised aud puzzled appearance Of the
family, that 1t occurred to him that il
vas then the FIRST day Of April. and
that his Court did not come until the
first day May. Now, wo don't know
whether this was altogether absent.
nlndedness or not; 1t may be that his
excellent lady started him out that duy
to hold 40 april Fool" court, or that
he feared tho molasses would be gone
before May. 1.-THE latter, we hope il
was not set out ,paringly. for the roads
were bad, aud the weather most in.
element misunderstanding Tsle.
ordm. 4
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24
NEW GOODS just receive
ed at Aspinall & Rohr-
bouSh's.

IE BR. YOUNG will preach in The
Presbyterian Church Sunday, morn.
ing aad night
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

eT TuE next meeting Of tho Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars Of this State
will be held at Ellenboro, on tho third
Wednesday in November, 1875.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

re- Civil RIGurs IN SrAuSros. =,
On Monday nigh. Mira" Ann, Strib'
ling, colored, last from Boston, wa'
put out Of the passenger waiting room
at the Chesapeake L Ohio depot, by
the watchmau, Mr. "a Doom. who said
the company did not allow colored per-
sons, except nurses, in 'h're Tbs
woman went to IIarrisonburg next day,
where the United Sia,es Court 10 10
session, and vent before tho grand
jury and made complaint, Her state.
il that she was sent TO Boston to learn
the bair.dressing business by her old
master, Mr.. Beirnc, Of West Virginia,
aud on her return home, stepped in
Staunton to pay a visit; that she was
going bac +; to West Virginia Monday
night, when tho watchmau violently
put her out of the room. The watch.
man says hc was acting under orders
aud used no more force than was nee.
essary to carry out bis duty,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Eg- SKIN CREEK IrEMs Editor,
Democrat fine weather still keeps
surprisingly cold. On the morning Of
the 18th there was quite a frost. Our
farmers arc planting their corn. ! be-
believe the most Of them are done.
Corn is scarce. and selling a, from
80 cents to 81 per bu,hel.- Wheat
seems to be . rarity. were in
good hopes that we would have q gopd
fruit year. but our hopes were blasted
There lisa very prosperous school
going on at pleasaat View school
ase.--Politirs seems to DO work.
.ing the brain, Skin Creek always has
her share Of candidates IN the field.
isisssrsi Levi Clark, I NJ Gaitoa and 3
A Marsh are candidates for the Bard
If Education 10 this district Think
they are as good men as Skin Creek
can offer and hope they may DO elected
as they are III gentlemen Of good
Standing aud will make q good board
~ see that Mr. II 7 Smith has no.
bounced himself q candidate for the
office Of caaaty Superintendent. Mr.
Smith is veil qualified for I'll position.
Hc can feel assured that hc will receive
tho hearty support Of the Tenth lie.
rion district. Married. on the
10Th inst. by Rsv Dexter Hall, Mr.
Christopher Yoke to Miss Jane Stalna.
ker--all ofI.ewis May happiness and
prospective ever be their luck.
Yours, 60, B. r.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24
Commission er's Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

COmulSSlOU6T 0dAe VI
vA111ARLE REAL, ESTATE
rr.n.,,r Maxwell. Executor Of Lewis Max.
we'll. deseased,
w.
r,,us Sinmon', 6eirs:
'''''' And
william n. wausy
w. "
r,,ac Wsvvy e,aI:
''" "Nee' And
I pobsr,s
- ",
Isaac Waggy OF al;
TTf And
John r. King, executor Of Margaret Waggy,
deceased,
vs..
Isaac Waggy ct al.
IN euANcERY. :.
In pursuance Of a Joint decree entered IN
The above named causes BY the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, At til. March term, 1870,
ihe UNDERSIGNED S9@m ns..I spRo.aS! "
Sr .ss , p.p ,srT, lax of N, Coupty Cout,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

ET RYAa & Co. hive on hand a
lot of easrOru made saddles, which will
Sc sold for o,st and carriage
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

H AccoRplSG to our count there
are So newspapers published in West
Virginia, Their general tone and
the average ability displayed in their
management and make up, will com.
pars very iaverably with those Of the
press Of any other State. They con.
stitute an educational corps that is Civ.
ing to Wcs' Virginia a name and rep.
utatiou in the sis,erhood, aud they
have no need to feel ashamed Of the
manner IN which their work is done.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Hardware, cheap as anybody can
ell it, at Brinkman's
Coffee 25ets, sugar l2lcts. tea 81.
ginger pop Bets at BrinGman's.
Lemons 75cts and Oranges Scots q
dozen at Brinkmau's.
Corn shelters at Briukmap's'
Patent Rat Traps a. Brinkman'S.
l have purchased Perry LOrentz's
interest in the t'll.gate at the east end
Of town, aud toll must DO paid, or |
will prosecute. : Brinkman.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24
ASSIGNEETS SALE.

As Assignee of the estate Of Adam s. Moy.
ets, bankrupt, ! will proceed 10 soil to tho
highest bidder, at the Court House door In
tue town Of Weston, on Saturday, the 9Th
day 0, June, 1875, oil tue interest that the
said Bankrupt has In an undivided one-thlrd
OF ,7e5 acres ofland lying on the waters Of
Cedar Greek, 10 Braxton and Gilmer coun.
ties, West Virginia.
sold for one fourth part ofparchase money
cash In hatd, and the remainder In equal
ins,allments, on credl. Of Q, o and u
months, the purchaser giving bends with
approved personal security; and q lien will
bs retained on the land as q further security
for the deferred payments.
WIN. a. NoRTHOoTT,
May 3-4w Assignee.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

ET The magnificent display Of
new goods just opened BY Asp'nall 4
Rohrbough is making their store the
centre Of attraction. Call and see.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Go to Vassar's and get some II that
6ne quality Of cheap.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24
Trustee and Commissioner.
May "a 4w
Trust sALs or
Valuable Real Estate In
CALHOUN COUNTY.

By virtue ofa deed Of trust executed by
John ". Bell and wife, dated The 10th day
OF March, 1873, 10 me as trustee TO secure
and indemnify Slas Pettett aud George w.
lllackshite, as sureties OF said Bell, aud also
by virtue OF decree ofthe Circuit Court Of
Calhoun county, directing 8 ID sale, will,
as trustee, sell In front Of the Court House
door Of said county, nj public auction, TO the
highest bidder, on tie 2s,h day Of June, 1916,
that btiug the iirst day ofthc County Court,
a tract OF
llea ACRES OF LAND,
lying on tue south side otLittle Ksaawha
river, about seven miles below Grantsyille.
There Is IS or 80 acres oflmproved land on
this tract aud two comfortable log houses,
and two good orchards. Allo one equal
moiety Of !, 100 acres, adjoining the above
a..led tract. This tract 10 well timbered |,
aud Sud TO be uuierlaid with coal.
TERMS uF SALE-CaSh.
The title Is indispatable.
ALPHEUS NORMAN.
may24 4w Trustee.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24
Fresh Fruits Of all kinds at vassar's


H kyAS & Co., have 90 hand a
large assortment Of Ladies' and Mis-.
SEES Shoes aud Caters. which will DO
sold cheap
En- On, A. II. DESr has located
permanently ia Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Having attended q
thorough course Of lectures at Startling
Medical College, after au experience Of
twelve years asa practical druggist, this
Doctor has Obtained not only 40 &C.
curate knowledge Of diseases, but also.
from his long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, the properti cs Of
u,dicinrs. aud their application in the
treatment Of disease The Doctor
can DO found at his residence on Centre
Street. nearly opposite the Court House.
All calls, uight and day, promptly at
tended TO.
Some fruit. aud prospects ofan aver
age crop Of wheat in Lewis. and our
Railroad tixad fact-that Challant 4
Moore can sell you Ford 4 Butchers
Premium Wagons at lowest figures
call aud see sample.
A good Saddle aud Bride for 81.
Coffee for 2scts per pound.
Did you see that splendid assortmont.
Of Hollowware at Chalfaut & Moore y
Household Novelties at 0halfant u
Monr.,.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Coffee at Vassars.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Gv Tnr "TArEn Bua,." -These
unmitigated and unmitigatab!e cussos
are Dthick as three III a bed in every
potato patch that has get been heard
from; and fail reportssrs true, they
will 10 as numerous and as destructive
as last year.
by a private letter from = relative
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Fresh bread and cakea every day at
Yassar'a.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

soap-all kinde aud prices-at
Brinkman's
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Young MeA a CkdRce Tile friends OF
the Railroad enterprise will be glAd to
learn that Nj. Thol,as Moor. has ten.
dered TO th Railrcad Company safi.
cisnt quantity Of ground, the foot Of
Main Street, forSa depot, 40 The
proffer Is not only generous one. but
Il speaks we'll for the fprsseeing and
generous euterprisiug spirit which ami
mates Young America Thegrouudi y
valuable; but arlilroad depot would
euhsuce the value Of the surrounding
property teu.fcld. This Mr. Moore
readily peteeises aud he.is willing TO
"suts" in his turn, whileotdsrs are
considering lhe why's and wherefores,
and how much proatwillaeetuc Upon
the young men eftlis country its pros
pesity depends. Wslpqk % them for
Il aud they may properly 10 heldre-
sponsible; but d few such young tneu
as Tom Moore would soon decide che
matter.
"a number Of our citizens have
proposed to donate an amount ofmoney
sufficient 70 bridgc the West Fork just
above tie Stone Coal bridge, should
chs depot DO loeated % Mr. Moorss
ground. { "
~ A WcspEaFut WAspsRre.-
The history Of come travelling meehau'
ii, known ia vulgar plrlancc al
"tramps,p would form a most interest
ing book, aud would read moro like
the flights Of romance than a compila.
ton Of facts. One Of this class o.
wanderers visited Weston last week u
shoemaker. He IL a man Of perllap.
40 years Of sge, but looks younger,
he wasborn ia Pcnasylyauia, / and we,
educated for the ministry. He gradu'
atcd with considerable celia, ; and va,
considered the most accomplished liu'
ruiss 10 the University. tsFalliug
from grace . however, be wandered of
aud fnally. as a means Of subsistence,
ho learned the shoo-maker's trade
After . few years spent in driving
pers'' 10 this country, heweut abroad
aud ia his travels has visited nearly
every important point 10 Europe. II,
h. ssfsmtliar With 81 PauTs 0Athedra
=. NJ.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24
Den os VIVA GloMs,

but will be in our proper place, aud will sell
our goods atSuch figures that you will for.
set all about such things as wild Lions, and
rejoice tina. you have saved your money 10
Invest 10 Dry Good, Groceries and Notions,
marked down to the lowest plires. Neither
will we Introduce the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

- number Of our citizens have
proposed to donate 40 amount Of money
sufficient 10 bridge the West Fo.kja
above tie Stone Coal bridge, should
ths depot DO loested % Mr.. Moore's
ground. (. \. :. ~. 81. :.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24
THE FERooIous

viii no. be on exhibition at present, bu.
ldeiErabsenee will be fllly made up by large
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Queensware, Wooden ware, &c. We will
not entst into the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-24

Fresh Maeterel for sale cheap At
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29
B.r-di > from LH7Gs ...egga, B.aE-
ehit :. CaG-Emy,i.H- 3 aJ.l-r
tr CTia.

VocaE-TEi., =. y, ban. i&. lS7I
r. Y. PIERCE, n T.. Buffaic. Y. Y:
near SIR had suffered feou Catarri,
In AT ae..rayatcJ forIu Tor a,out twelve
years. and for .evera! years from Hr9n-
ciiial Jroublv. ili,5 i.-f' ; doctors and
things With $40 ...-s,. r benefit. ia &ay
lS15 i'=rarsi-.- ..-, ..O-.. out wl:i; sy-
c-->-.-.- , .+ a.r-. GA "a paper IL
New : ~ i-r.: ,l.ssc,e,i uiJn BroH
emit in - F-Tr riu. -u.Iei = aIID-t
Il total iu-, Of y..--. | returned bsl,-
Ia, re-. huj iai bee. -ui-- only two wt-ks
when ( Wa completely uvrsrst,-e, with
li-WorFirr-r if"4 ta- iune>. iGFay
fJlr S-r1g- jieeFtag SV.is s.'i.a i.gy
,CsekN, mt .ETsi !ar.s tay. .tHiHc iT.5S
In ;hc September followiu--. improved
sufficiently 10 he rai- go Be about.
though ia Il very feeble state. ny Bsou-
chiai trouble rrmria-d ami fi. ,a-rrr'
was jeEfoli UUrss J.5ag l-s4F-. ar-Eg
effort for gsi: s--,uri fra:r!"-s. : ii.-
s-d TO - i1u~.-G Ground daily . r-fi-
tinueG iu tiis feeble state, r-.s.a.- ti,JI
almost GJ.iY Gusii ajugl the tr-- ii
March. lSIj. =iru .-@.,s,.- So bad aS 10
be entirely confined 10 ;.- hoU--. )
friend suggested yg"r ? NEEDLES. But
was extremely sE-r.-ia5!JHaf ti-y aogii
do me good a. I had lyst al heart .u
remedies. aud L-gaE 80 look Oh urci-
ciue ard doctors with disgust. Hower-
.r. I obtained one of yog- c'Tc ,, ..r-, ,-,.I
read it carefully. from which I c--Fle %
the conclusion ;iist you understood ypgr
busine-S. at ieu~r / iiaas.y cIfaiaai =.
quantity of DR.. sag Ca-aEr.l Il .iae3y,
your Golden Medical Discovery and Pei
lets. ami commenced their vieuruus us-
according 70 directions. 1'o3uy surprise.
[ soou began 10 improve Tire Discovery
and Pellets, in Il snort time, brought out
a severe eruption. viich continued Tor
several weeks. felt iuHel. better. rIy
appetite inD0ccI, and ! gained IN
strength and f--a. In three months
every yestige o. the Casar-,. v7- -1:i-,
tie Bronchitis had nearly ti-apu"uF..d,
had no COugii wiiatrv--. aal lad rH
tirely ceased 10 raise blood and, c''s'-'-
ry TO tie expectation Or -Of-c 90 ii':
friends, the cure has remained F-T..i7-
n-nt have had NJ .uOr- Hem0rrhagr~
from the Lungs. nad am entirely free
/ from Catarrh. from which iI.td suffered
30 much and so long. Tie d-lt"s graf
itude / owe for tie blessing ! h.;vc r.
/ ceived nj your bands, knows no bounds.
/ | am thoroughly satisfied. from ny -
Deriencr, that your medicines will ni1--
! ter tl,e worst forms Of that oiiouS d.
/ ease. .Catarrh. a, vel a. Throat arj Lang
I Disease. / have recommended them 10
/ very many. aud shall ever sp-st.. IL their
! prs,i=-. Gratefully yours,
WM. H. SPENCER
p. 0. Be J07, Ro-1estsr, v. =
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29
WHAT THEY EETAT EEW Ycrx
HOTELS.


Tie amount of food consumed at 4,a
hotels N the course OF a wear is snor-
sl0us, ard must certainly surprise everv
one who has not given the subject nv
previous thought OF the 81. 600 pC,,nds
o. fresh mear required 10 supply these
Etteeu hotels weekly. about g. glO
pounds are Of beef alone. A bullo- = av-
rri--S loo pounds in weight, when
slaughtered a-itl dressed: but - The ho-
tei, ouiy take the best cuts from .he b1l-
.ocS, u requires the slaughter OF $50
lUiueks every week, making II necessa-
y 70 Ei!l 1f.uo9 head of cattle evarv
year 20 feed the guests of only a ,sil
portion OF the hOselS IN this eitv. 'Tb,.
aESre gate consumption of mutton. veal
p'rS. etc, is also very large 1t VIII be
seen that the yearly consumption Of fish
Is nearly to1 eco pounds. while Is. coo.
VdJ oysters are required during the same
period tlTe lul4l-ou esSs are also used
~ r--ese u,-asn hotels during tile wear.
While over Z. .5c1. eco pounds Of ponltrv
@ud game are consumed in the same
space of time About 10. 600 barrels of
-four and 20,Co0 barrels Of potatoes are
also required. in addition to a very large
supply Of green and root vegetables. tax
ins the eapacitits of many of the neigh
boring market gardens. Nearly 15O, coo
pounds Of coffee, IS. 0G0 pounds OF tea,
and nearly 200. 0.000 pounds of sugar are
wanted every year. Over IS, COO cans of
milk, (or about 10000 quarts and
nearly lI0.COO quarts of cream are nee
essary for the use of these hotels, and
the product OF several dairles in the
country Is thus consumed. Over 45O,
utJ pounds OF butter are also used every
year, and although cur own State fur
ui-hcs large quantity fer this demand.
II hoS been found necessary On several
occasions TO tax tie resources Of ether
States --ITiJUne.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29

How GlI.l:IT SMITH DISMISSED 4 II
DIOUS EI-II Jis.-Mr. Smiths house WAS
seldom fee from visitors. The door
was open ~ ali. and even str: --ars We're
always welcome. One day q middle
AGED gentleman paid SIR smith IL visit.
lie was u perfect stranger. hut Le WAS
received by the host with hi, rrOyerbiai
Hospitality. The visitor did moi appear
- haye any special reason for EonorirE
tAe family with his presence lie was
not . distinguished man; iie wa> not u
brilliant man; in fact lie could probably
hs clas-eG with the iEJivl,.u:.,,. sGo L.-ar
tie. title OF .'Jorrs"
Day followed day, aI.I -ar'. evening
the family retired with lie. hope that
the morrow would ~-e tlIe stranger ronc.
Eut I. cane down 20 breakfast prompt
iy each morning. and got up from TIE
supper each evening With she evident
intent Of filling jHe same chair ar break
lsS- ,he next Hora.ii-.
! week passed by. ard with all ;h-
family bUs .ir Smith hospitality had
ceased % b. q, viGiu-. Il:-y iwrO.tInrd
hiu 90 force into ril- igii !,r.4G OF tee
guest. Il l.as-i.si', o A.at thar n- .---s not
wanted a4r 5plg =. That iii.!r w1s
gwen ;u "a say ,i.a; nothing iu- united
charity ard lu,sor could have inspired.
- family vos-.,ip Ir. ,5H:i.h as u-r:ai
invoked the ..s-~irg cf H-av,- upon
ta- t.E-EeEJ wprs.ipp"r-. cio-i".as fol-
lows: And. o Lord. vi.t Tu.1 ypUch-
sale jny fullest blessing 20 iue dear
brother who J. 80 G-pGst from us this
day" II the uOJaiay meal there "=-
q vacant chair gt thg table and more
lcsy-s and fishes !aT the poor when lie
r-l.~t was cyrr-tte aea- brother i1'I
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