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The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE. ALIENS ASSOCIATION.
HIS FKLLow.aREEN.

sHUpE vISD;CATEs HIS FELLOw.0REEN.
BACKEI-A srE4CH by MIR. ALIEN.
A meeting Of the Fifth Assembly District Green
back Labor Association, OF which Mr.. Theodore Alien
Is chairman, was hold last agh at the OF the
association, No. l23 West Houston street. The prin-
cipal purpose OF the meeting seemed to be vndicaon
oi Mr.. Aon from the aspersions Of newspapers
In regard 10 the death oil Edward Moloy, and under
tho circumstances, Mr. Thomas L. Smith called
upon to preside. series oil resolutions were offered
expressive Of the confidence OF tho association in
their chairman and warm defence OF The. Allen
man who never heard the huLgry call In vain; n man
who always been IN his sy mpatby with The
poor; man who has never drank drop OF iquor IN
his lile and who has been tried Of
any crime, was made by Nr. waiter y Shupe, tho
grecnback leader II Is due To Ar. Allen. Mr. snupe
said, that The Resolutions be pssed, which DONE
Sir. Allen then came forward, anu with consider
able emotion. tpanked has friends Tor this evidence
OF ther confidence and esteem; but Tor MIN to say ho
dd not expect IT would be 10 tell an untruh. 81 do
hot Know" ho SAID, "th1t care what the outside
world thought or feat. had 40 common cause with
II or 1t wan mo- never believed That any person
who mad known me long would believe bad com.
mtIed crime Of such enormiiy AS was charged by
some OF the newspapers most opposed 10 our cause
alton ana suaerings in that Tying hour 10 hIm
oDiy secondary to tIosc OF he irIcnda
SIR. Alien lnen assumed tho direction OF his asso.
ciation, aud1u potcal speech said that botn of
the Old par,ics mad adopted hard money platform
there was no p acc for u soft money democrat or
He predicted harmony IL all The Assembly districts
IA INC city before tGo campaign Is over
Mr.. Allen followed by Mr.. W. Schnabol, who
SAID II was not me war; but ndeUtsqness growing out
0 tue war anu Juckass legislation Dy Congress whlch
had brought about me present depression. lie dc
nourccd secretary Evarts ana comm unisni, grow
iEg very warm Ia his argument succumbed ~ the
OF the room. He was followed by Mr. PairicK O'Roy
Of the sixth Assembly disirsct VINO dsuo1nced the
Glc lazy, producing bondaoidcrs H. avofy
way. His argument was that there ought TO bc 40
bvndholaers, because there would be debt u there
were bonds. Mr. O'kelliy's original views
much enjoy cd Dy the grcenbackcrs present, ana be
was followed In short speech by Mr. 4. J. Kane, OF
I'm
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QUAEANiIsE X. .

At six O'Clock last evening Dr. Vanderpoel returnod
from his third visit during tho previous twcntyour
hours to the Quarantine Hospital at West Bauk Tho
Lindey, the yellow lever patient from Grand June
tion Tenn. On Wednesday night DIR. Vanderpoe
found tho symptoms 10 the Case oil DR.. Lindley
favorable, and, after prescribing tns usual treatment,
LETT the patient At noon yesterday he again VISITED
Dr. Llndley and found HIM somewhat boltcr. Stiinu-
Ian Tor purpose oil revtalizing his
system, which had been ran down by over cxcrton
In tho cause oil humanity at Memphis. AT six O'Clock
lust evening DR.. Fuuderpoel lei, the patient still In
u uncertain state. lilo remaius rational, but Dc.
cincs nourisnmcnL IL is hoped that as soon hrs
stomach Is In condition TO receive aud Ielain lood
usually administered IN such cases his ultimate
covery may DO anticipated Uut in the present stage
Of tbo malady II 10 prot iemaiieaL
Yesterday noon orotber vi Dr. Lindey visited
DR.. Vanderpocl ana mad an interview regardiug the
case. Nolhirg was developed beyond what has at.
ready appeared Iu the HERALD. The brother went
down with tue Health Onicer On his visit last
ing anu took wlth MIN some more comfortable bod.
aug for the invalid as well as other comforts
pcc.ed In the ordinary sanitary appliances OF the hos
pta but VIII ch the though funess vi devoted ric
considered might be appropriate.
IL isa mistake 70 suppose tnat tho remains OF pa
tents who die o yellow at tn Quarantine Hospital cam
not be sent to Their trends IN thc city Tor intermen
tac cassets, anu IN tba there danger tho
disease beng commune tied to others.
DR.. Vandcrpooi thinks there will be no casoB
OF yellow lever arriving at this port IRON the sca At
last accounts The lever was aDltng at Havana YES
scs are now beng allowed to 70 up without pro.
tracted detention at Quarantine Not near So many
vessels have boon quarantned lately as there we're u
lew weeks aco.
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CONFIDENCE OPERATORS.

Detective Lahey. Of the Central Once, yesterday ar
rested two men pier No. ~ North River. one Ut
them, he said, had just made himself acquainted with
FatDer Conlon, Montreal priest who about sai..
ing Tor Europe on the state ltn. steamer PennsyI-
vaUia He had In his possession two ohccks one ior
slI5 aud nuothtr Tor S3Jl, wbicn, tue detective
says, were bogus, anu had asked tue rev
ercnd gentleman 10 accompany him IN a
search ior his baggage, wnicb he said
had been delayed and about winch lie was anxious,
he was also going TO Europe In tho PeunsyIvania
The other usnd TO de nd "a " a, nt
Tor the baggage SO as TO bring the bogus checks
play unf test the crcduity oi the priost ny asking
him to casu one OF hem Detective i,ahcy stopped
tb. performance and Father Coulau sacd ior Europe
uninJured iuancaiiy. The prisoners werc taken 10
Police HeaGquirtcfs, wncre they gave tue names u
Henry Thonts aud John Elwel. 1ney wero dis
charged WIN a reprimnand.
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NISCELL NEOCS.

Mr.. George W. Hood OF Indiana, Pa, who has
Gently returned from Europe Offers mis- services Tree
lecturer TO societies or other public private
bodies In this city Philadelphia for the benefit of
the yellow fever sufferers The lectures consist OF
travel sketches and moro particularly OF Poupei and
Hercuapeum. Parties desiring Mr.. Hool's serv ices
can address r. ID. Reed, station II this city.
Mr.. X. b. Clarke treasurer OF the CtIzeas' Relief
Committee, oil Memphis, Tenn, sends letter OF
thanks to the HERALD Tor donation o S2ib recently
sent TO him from tbis Office
Professor H. r. Howard viii give an illustrated lee.
ture, entitled "a Journey Through Picture Lana"
AID VI the yellow lever sufferers, al Styles Hall,
Brooklyn, corner oil Bedford avenue aud Fulton
street, on Thursday afternoon and evening" October
., under tho AUSPICES oil tho Unique Social and
Literary Association
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LOUISVILLE, KY, AFFLICTED-THoUsANDs
RUSHING FROM THE CITY--Two HUNDRED
AND FIFTY CASES THERE.
CINCINNATI. Ohio Sept 20, 1878.
Tho refugees arriving here from Louisville by every
tram and all roads give alarming accounts Of
sudden outbreak OF yellow fever In that
city Two hundred aud fifty
reported IN tho neiGhborhood Of the Louisville aud
Nashville Railroad depot. and somo streets In that
vicinity nrs reported as almost entirely acssrted by
the fleeing populace. Every vehicle obtainable Is
reported being used 10 remove the terror stricken
people, and hackmen are accused OF charging
exorbtapt ratos when called on to do service by the
irignened Inhabitants The locality OF outbreak
Is said 10 have beeu largely populated BY refugees
from tho lover districts further SOUTH but the disease
Is confined to them alone.
One lady says sno was told BY her physician to leave
tho city, ana shc started at once
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ADDITIONAL AID.
The treasurer Of the Brooklyn iund acknowledges
the recalpt OF The lollowin onlribulons

the receipt OF the following contributions:-
Pupils Pabc School, No. 81 additional. through George
A Martin 81 20; broosyn Branch OF ANAL samated
ciety OF Engineers SIS; ana of meri
Baking Company, through E. J. jennings, SJ6 10;
Puolic School No H. through f. Lewis principal $40;
officers aud employees brooklyn Navy Yard through j.
H. stevenson Pay master additional $29 5O concert aud
supper given by Young Ladies' senior BiDio Class First
Methodist episcopal Sunday school $l2O 2J Eutcrpe
Singing soeiety through Cohen So Total 1892 10 Pre-
vousy acknowledged $26a39 H. urand total $26 79l 49,
The cont buttons from the town OF Jamaica L. l.,
have reached the sum OF 81, 003 r.
Tho Philomathoan Society Ol Brooklyn gavo q
literary and musical entertainment ut tho Atheneum
last evening IN aid OF tho yellow fever fund.
Mayor Hopper, OF Jersey CITY, RENTED yesterday
through the National Park Bank $500.
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ELzvEN DEATHS YESTERDAY IN vIcKsBuRa

ELLvEN DEATHS YESTERDAY IN vICKsBURa-
LAST HoNoRs TO THE BnAvE LOCKWOOD.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
vIcKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 26 1873
The deaths from yellow iever here up 10 SIX o'clock
this evening, urc:-
Isadore Meyer. William N. lockwood.
Minnie L. Vanneberg Charles Reide.
Lucy Wakins Cook hall Potts
Mrs. N. Cameron. DR.. J. g. Roach.
Barnett Albert Dugan. q. b. Stottman
Mrs Augustine.
The funeral OF William NJ lockwood, President OF
the Howard Assoeiation, WAS very largely attended
this afternoon All the business houses draped
IN mourning Tho weather this evening is warm, and
tho lever ID slightly on the Increase.
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Academy packed In every part, and many
were unable to gain admission The performance
opened with Leutner's "Festivai overture by 100
iDstruma and grand chorus by 500 voices;
after which the fourth act OF "Came," "Nan, the
Good-iorN Nothng," and the nrst and second acts Of
''Schoor were played. Among the artists partiei-
patng were Nine. Modjesks Lotta. Mrs John Drew,
Miss Lily Clover Messrs William d. Gemmell. w. K
Sheridan, Frank Clement and Sam Hempe. The en-
tertain msnt was very fnc and much enjoyed ny the
vast audience. The amount realized was ST. 79l
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 87-rRrL SHEET

will be attempted, but that the efforts of the
mitee VIII be principally devoted 10 giving the re-
sion TIL late hour the committee adjourned 10
again this evening at Sweency's Hotel at eight
O'Clock. In the meantime the different sub-commit-
tees Will be at work during tho day.
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D1scounAeINa FROM BROWNSVILLE.


BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 20, 1878.
There were ten new cases Of yellow fever and four
deaths here yesterday, sevon new cases and two
deaths to-day. Mr. N. " Holbrook, the agent ot the
Southern Express Company, was stricken to-day.
J. g. Sherman, an active policeman, Is
down. W. +. Dewng, Shreveport nurse, Is also
down. Among the dead are X. G. Boss. stonecutter
from New York. Mrs. joel Mann died at her place OF
refuge In the country yesterday. Mrs. j. G. Oben-
chuin vile OF the hrst Howard that Tell, dIed last
night Mr.. Harry Levin, OF Bowling Green, KY, q
nurse. died to-day Our nurses get tne
fever and are dying IN numbers Tne out.
look is not encouraging. Dr.. John j. Ware,
president OF the Board oi Health, Is doing we'll TO-
night and there are good hopes OF his recovery. Our
noble physicians do their whole duty; they finch
from nothing encouragement continues TO come 10
US IRON the outside world-kind words, friendly
messages, provisions, money, sympathy, and tho
''touch of human nature that makes the whole world
akin" Yesterday We received our mails usual
thanks to the efforts OF the United States postal au
thoriiies.
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REFUGEES SPREADING THE DISEASE IN
GEORGIA

GEORGIA.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, Sept. 20, 1873.
The most Trustworthy advices from Lee county and
some Of the adjacent counties OF Georgia state that
many people there arc dying from what the country
folks call the "yel.ow disease" 1t 10 accompanied
with black vomit and Is terribly fatal Mr.. Arlington,
d merchant, has all thrce clerks down with II, ard
business Is almost Suspended 1t Is doubtless yellow
lever but win hardly spread as the country Is very
thiniy settled This city full OF refugees IRON Cnst
tanooga and othcr points, and they still coming
In. Chattanooga refugee says over half tho people
left mat CITY ana that thore has been
oil about three deaths day Tor tue past week. There
have been Two deaths on Lookout Mountain or
they were imported cases, the mountain Is
healthy.
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QUESTIONS OF RELIEF.
Disappointment Over the Action Of
III Secretary McCrary.
TENNESSEE'S AFFLlCTlON.
Death Busy in Memphis, Brownsville, Chat
tanOOga and Grand junction.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

New ORLEANS, Sept 26. 1878.
The total OF OF yellow lover to-day is 279
Oh these $50 reported by the Board Of Health 50
by the Howards and SO by the Young Mems Christian
Association Decrease since yesterday, 32. The
number OF deaths is "A, an increase OF s.
PgvER SPREADING THE RIVER.
While the lever hss spread through the high lands
and even now present along the pine lands and sea
OF the Gulf borders the State Mssssippi
It is curious fact that single has occurred
along the further shore Of Lake Pontchartrain
ana other places where malaria might seem
most to abound. From Biloxi and Pass Chris
tan many hnve fed in terror from the presence
OF the disease, and now eight are reported AZ
Barnes' HOTEL Mississippi City. Tho disease has also
made its appearaco in the lower parishes OF ST. Ber
nard and Plaquemne, where several deaths nave oc-
CURED on plantatona Al Southwest Pass there were
aud two deaths in the past twenty -four
hours. DR.. j. Theus Taylor of New York, who, since
his return from Lagonda plantation, has been sick
with tho iever, is reported to-day as improving D.
B. Moray. freight agent of the Jackson ana Chicago
Railroad, is reported to-day as doing WELL DR.. Mar
lin, ot tbs United States monitor Canoncus, been
granted leave to assist the Howards letter to
President Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
dated on the Oath inst, whe it declines assistance,
bscause all tho sick have died and havo
appeared, concludes thus:"Every store ana board
Ing house Is closed, ana wo have nothing TO cat" A
desperate condition OF affairs certainly
B rHx SECRETARY or WAR DECEIVED?
From the last dispatches OF tho Secretary OF War
It would appear that he Is not satisfied that any iur
ther issue OF ratlons is required the assurances OF
our city ent and benevolent associations
the contrary Notwithstanding. II he continues In
this view OF the situation our relief ASSOCIATIONS will
be forced to discontinue their abors and great dis
tress VIII most assuredly ensue. Even to-day notice
the Mount Carmel Asylum, the Mother Superior of
which desperately III, begs for blankets aud pro-
Visions
THURSDAYS DEATH LIST IN NEW ORLEANS.
he linn n1 Nd 0rI paeI tvvan hmm
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IWO NUKE OEA1ap IN Una nG
FEVER SPREADING OVER THE CITY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 26, 1878.
There were Two deaths hero from yellow fever to-
day, Charles Bisplinghof and Mrs b. \. Ragsdse,
wlfe Of prominent officer Of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad. MISS Jessie Miller died on the
mountain OF fever contracted hero in the Injected
district The disease has Lett three OF the worst
centres In tho and seems bo moving over the
fiat in the Fourth Fifth wards In the rectioD OF
tho National Cemetery. That portion OF the city Is
pretty well depopulaLed. There have been thirteen
deaths OF yellow lover reported TO date and about the
samo number from all other causes Tho Relief Com
mtee report better health and better state OF feel
ing than for several days. There Is very little SICK
here except the yellow fever.
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YELLOW yGvER SCARE AT NORFOLK, VA.

NORFOLK, Sept. 20, 1878.
Three yellow fever nurses. sent from tnis place to
Memphis, whose names arc respectively Mordccai,
Parker and Dixon, attempted to return hero yes
terdsy, but they wero put Oh tho train mites
IRON this city by order o tue Board Health. Tho
police had orders TO prevont their entry TO the city
put they got into town At late nour last night aud
we're arrested at their residences aud taken to tho
were burned. Ibey will DC strictly guarded Tor ten
days before being set at liberty.
THE LOUISIANA onDIHAScE OF SECESSION TO
BE SOLD IN PHILADELPHIA FOR The pENE-
FIT oy THE FEVER sUFrEREEs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept rs 1878
When General Banks took command oi New Or
leans In 1854 General Thomas W. Conway was
made Superintendent Of tho Bureau oil Freed.
men and Abandoned Lands As his headquar.
ters and onlcial reSidenee General Conway
connscatsd the mansion Of distinguished roiuseo
rebel the Hon. Pierre soue, sx United States SENATOR
anu well known as United States Minister to France
under President Buchanan. Among tho papers OF
the absent owner was q tin box which, very
fully and choicciy packed, was a copy Of
tho ordinance Of secession Of tho state
of Louisiana by permission OF his
mandee General Conway kept tho Interesting
paper as his own properly IL fos a time loaned
to Horace Greslsy but afterward returned to General
Conway, in whose possession II still remains. In
quiry eiiciied the fact that u the only copy OF
tue memorable act extanI Ths nthosraphic
plate from which IL was taken was made In
Paris. by order or tho state government,
and the proof struck Tor Mr. Soule is said 10 have
been the only impression taken IL Is certainly the
only known to exist, for after the plate was
finished II was put on board the rebel prvateer Ala
tama TO be brought 10 this country, ana when tho
Alabama was sunk by the Ksarsnge the treasonabls
plate went 10 the bottom OF the ocean with her
The ordinance Is beautifully snara aud the docu.
ment is q valuable piece oil Workmanship, aside rom
It's historical value General Conway becp offered
large for THIS souvenir but has always refused
TO sell. Now, however, he Is about TO dispose OF IL
Tor the benefit OF the yellow fever sui
ferers In tho stricken south, Hpd during next
week IT will be puDiicy sold ~ the mon League club
rooms, In this city, to the highest bidder. Tho
paper, wbicn has been mounted and framed, will
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LONG DEATH LIST FROM GRAND JUNCTION.
APPEAL FOR PROVISIONS AND MONEY.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn. Sept. 20. 1873.
Many mistakes having found their way into the
public press regarding the yellow fever at Grand
junction. Tenn, ask the press generally TO publish
the facts regarding past suerngs and real
In the future. The following Ia list Of tho deaths to
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Henry Harvey, Georgina Vogel
Benedict MInges, Mary H. healy,
Louis Lukcs, Thomas 4 Lanai IAN Brother
Mary HulscGman, CyprlaDL
Estslle H. Bernier, Edwin A. Gull,
Henry Moore, Charles II. Warle,
Louisa Link, mrs. Ann Smith,
Christian Beau mann, Clarisse NJ Drouet,
John 4. Brccht Charles Hamilton,
Annie Franz, Jean Lcspominct,
Picene Pavia, Robert A. Howe,
Charles Sweeiman Christine G. Aatnewseu.
Hugh r. Trawick, Paul RnO,
Laura A. schaui, Mary Scnulenburg,
Lulu Fischer, Thomas Doyle
Mary Dobbs. Charles Young,
Joseph Neumiller, Muncio Farina,
Peter Labadi John Church.
Augustus Ferguson, Daniel Mckay,
Caroline Grard, Robert Lenschner,
Cnow All Gee, Howard Hutchiuson,
John White. George Everett.
ANOTHER NAME ADDED TO THE MARTYRS.
despatch 10 the Howsrds announcing the death
NJ Vicksburg THIS morning Of William lockwood,
president OF tho Howard Association, says he died
the neld OF honor and duty. He bravely met tho
King ol Torrors, and died martyr IN holy cause.
He died In full possession OF his facutes with
anxious words about the association OF which he
the honored chief, and with blessings the dear
friends who molly the reliei Of u suffering
people.
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3
Mrs. K. w. Below +. NJ Lavender.
Miss N. b. Moore. Jasper Lavender.
Samuel Brooks. Il. y. Milan.
Henry Brooks James Nstherland.
Mr.. CuIiegan's child. Mr. Owens aud wife.
Dennis Flannery, wife and G. V. Prewtt and wife.
child. Mrs. j. b. PrewitI
Nathan Hazard Albert Stinson.
Mr. HAWKING e. Il. Stinson.
Botly Hayes. g. Stinson.
II RS. Campbell and child Thomas Prewitt, Jr
Thomas E. Jones. Mrs. Mclosa Smith.
Mr.. Lloyd. Booker Swami.
Harry Lavender. Ellen Thompson.
Evans Thompson. w. j. Woods and four chill
Albert Thompson. dren.
James Woods
The convaesconts number % and those under treat
msnt Is. We do not need doctors, nurses or med-
cnes. We do want wine, braudy and ale and money
to pay nurses grave diggers, &c. We have per.
fecty reliable and respoI siplo agent, TO whom all
contributions should be directed, and who Will all
such economically-viz.. Mr.. J. NJ Morris.
W. II. BEATTY, NJ. D.,
N. II. and K. I. PREWIrT,
Resident Physicians
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doubtless bring q high price, we'll for Its value as
because OF he noble purpose FOR VIII Gu IL Is TO be sold
Several historical and political societies anxious
10 secure the relic, ana there will be lively com.
petition.
moro striking illustration OF the strange happen.
ings which 'the whirligig of tme' brings about IL
would be difHcult to find. The very instrument which
records the treason OF the Southern leaders, when
they sought to break up the Union their prioe Of
strength and ambition, Is now 10 be used by forgv
ing North as means Of sending iood and medicine
to erring breshren IN their time Of sickness and
suffering.
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THURSDAYS DEATH LIST IN NEW ORLEANS.
The lisI oi the dead Tor tho past twenty-Iouf hou
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NEW YoRK's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
The following contributions In aid OF the yellow
fever sufferers received at the HERALD Office yes
terday:-
Additional collections ST. Andrews Church, Harlem, 81
from box No. les Eiahtn ~ 63; ]. q. X. So To-
tai. 50 6S.
Mayor Ely received the following subscriptions:-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-12-26

\ printer sat in his Office chair, his
boots were patched and his coat
thread bare, and his face looked
weary and worn with care. While
coldly thinking Of business dabt, old
Morpheus slowly round him crcpt,
and before he knew it he aoundly
slept, and sleeping he dreamed that
he was dead, from trouble and tell
his spirit had fed, and that not even
: cow-bell tolled for the peace.ble
rest Of the cowhide sole. As he
wandered among the shades that
smoke and scorch in lower hades, be
shortly observed an iron door, that
creakingly swung on hinges ajar,
but the entrance was closed with a
red hot bar. and Satan himself stood
peeping cut, waiting for travellers
thereabout, and thus to the passing
printer spoke:
Como in, my dear; it shall cost
you nothing, and never fear This
is the place where I cook the ones
who never pay their subscription
sums; for though in life they may
escape, they will find when they are
dead it is too late; [ will show you
the place where [ melt them thin,
with red hot chains and scraps Of
tin; and also where I comb their
heads with broken glass and melted
lead, and if of refreshments they
only think, there's boiling water for
them to drink; there's the red hot
grindstone to grind his nose and the
red-hot rings to wear on his toes,
and if they mention they don't like
FIRE, I'll sew up their mouths with
red hot wire; and then. dear sir. you
should see them squirm, while I roll
them over, and cool to turn"
With the last words the printer
awoke, and thought it was all a prac-
teal Joke; but still at times 30 real
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-12-26

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