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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-04
The IOits.
Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat.
We of the county, outside Of the
corporate limits Of our county
town, have just and sufficient rcas-
ons for complaint against excessive
tolls on main avenues or roads
leading TO Weston. I am q farmer
with q small capital, living within
three miles of the town; but un-
fortunately on one Of the main
roads. | wish TO buy and trade
my little produce, and meet my
friends at the county town; yet
my little produce may amount to
only y dolIrr Or two; yet it costs
me eighteen cents toll TO go pnd
return home. q.
Then, again, even my horse and
two bushels OF wheat costs mo six
cents toll to take them to Colonel
Woodtord's mill and return.
This is the case, am told, on all
the main roads leading into IVES
ton. only ask whether the intcn-
ton Of the County Court, which
has control over these roads, is to
keep the people of the county out
Of town? Or the people living in
town Of the country? As q citizen
Of the town told me that being so
unfortunate us TO possess IL horse
and buggy to drive and return
without the corporate limits costs
him twenty cents. Now all this is
to the dctrimcnt Of both town and
county.
The town Of Weston has bccn
both just md liberal in all enter
priscs pertaining to tho upbuilding
Of the county,as per trade is shown
by liberal appropriations to the
Railroad now comlpetcd. Yet
those visiting the town and coun-
try arc amazed by these excessive
tolls charged on roads leading to
and from tho town. It is n shame
to those in authority that these
grievances should exist. Yet thoy
may ask the remedy. Ny answer
would be: Make all leading roads
to our sister towns-i. e.-Duck-
harmon, Glcnvilla, Sutton and
Ularksburg roads free from toll,
and keep them up by county taxa
ton. Put precinct or district la
Dor on arteries leading to the main
outlets of trade and traffic. By so
doing no complaint of tolls will BE-
heard. Those living on the main
roads will be subject to work in
their districts on country roads
leading to the main roads, thus
giving us good roads throughout
the county, and no cause for COM
plaint.
Our Railroad, properly encour-
aged, our town should be the pride
of the people and county for its
generosity in this Railroad enter
prise, and with all good roads, less
freight by tolls on roads leading TO
Weston, he it either Railroads
State roads or county roads, would
add much 10 tho dcvGlopmcntnf'
our section, ~
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Tho ECTslcD Cn"C.

\ STATEMENT FROM NJ. r. FRAME, TIE
STATES ATTGRSsY FOR w:iXrON
COUNTY, THAT COMPLETELY ~
rfonEs TUr EENDIEY, EEASL:Y 4
30. BUBBLE, $50 SHOWS THE NJ
rocElCT AND ;%GRATITvnE OF THE
FORMER, AND THE EAD CHARACTER
OF HEhsIEY.
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who was n member Of ES. cOmpa-
NY, that he was not tried ut all,
hut just put in the guard house for
leaving tho company without leave.
The Court at the instance of the
defendant, charged the jury that if
they believed from the testimony
that the defendant was tried for
this same act By a Cour! Martial,
no difference what the result was
as to acQuittFl or conviction, they
should find the defendant not
guilty; that tho hurthcn oI proof
was on the defendant.
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policy The Court did refuse to al
low the defence to show the dis
misSals referred to Us u rule of
authority or law, but did allow it
to 90 botoc" them for what it was
worth as . matter of policy, stating,
however, that it was not the law or
n rule of authority, The facts in
the instructions given the cause
was submitted without argument.
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Editor Democrat,


E"''or """0cr"'.
] sec u communication in the
shape OF an affidavit, signed Ilarri-
son licaslcy, entitled IAN Appra! to
the Soldiers" &C., which | feel, in
Justice 10 my county, tho C"ult"nd
myself, called upon to rr!utc, for
the following reasons: lst. 1t is
not true. I'd. 1t was written by a
man Who'll not in fncI a Citizen of
our county. nnd not by l'caslcy.
IL was mol E"''e" UP IN 'Ile inter-
esE o. !'e''''!' p"' % &c 'S'l"e" 4"
; S''''o'' "n lhe lo'lt'c"i ln"FNe'
ny "'e VINO "o"l" 'Se'' ms p'r'N-
"s"' lot " ''''S Oh l'"!"sc'
Eoaslcy, or the man who speaks
for him, says he "heing devoted to
the Government. was compelled TO
seek refuge in the Federal army,
being repeatedly assaulted, DC.
Bcasley had same difficulty with
ono liam Mccoy, who was his
neighbor. i. waylaid Me-, and as
saulted him with 4 club, and ran
him to Mes house. Mccoy then
got 4 rifle and lodged u ball in BIS
shoulder. Mccoy went South and
b. joined the Federal army. This
was all.
About the shooting Of Fox: The
proof was that 7. went down in the
lower end of Braxton without leave
of his comnanv; met this bov,who
was about 16 years old, with his
uncle, who WAS also a hoy, but
some older, and told them that he
wantod n ccrtain dun mare belong
ing to the older of the boys, and for
them to 90 back and catch her for
him. The boys, who were I'M
armed, wolkcd before him at lis
bidding, n few paccs in his adj
vance. When on the way some
100 yards, b. ordered them TO
el1alt !" Addressing the elder, he
said, "Iou have been lying on me.
You said ] had made you give me
two bushels Of corn" Tho boy
said he had not said so. lie did
say that he (B.) Ind made him
give him one hushel more than he
was entitled to.
Then, addressing The OTHER boy,
he said "Damn YOU, YOU have
been living on nc, too" At tho
same time presenting Il pistol,
which he discharged. brcakinr tho
boys thigh. d, then fired Il mus.
kct at the other boy, who ran at
the report of the pistol, and who
made his escape, This is inst the
facts as proven. 1t was not even
claimed by B., or his counsel, that
B. shot in self defence. He shot Il
boy, who was his prisoner and I'M
armed, if human testimony can lie
relied upOn-nothing more. This
occurred in 1862. In 1879 Beasley
for tho first time, 10 my knowledge,
returned to the scene Of his crime,
or to where he did his country's
service, us the reader may construc
it. Fox sworG ont Il warrant. B
was arrested, tried and renlandod
10 Jail in default Of security for
his appearance NJ the grand jury
term Of Court following. His
"cOmadcs" not responding TO his
demands i"F ball. he renamed III
JAN
4 uOrriu1 form Of (ip,irt wac hold
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STANDARD IS so POPULAR.

Faithful Family Sewing Machine the odha
with s,rour md
ml thoroughly tested while Thousands
Factory warranted ire Of
below other Machines No Extras Each Machine
kinds
e"s than given with any 9IE Machine price The Standard Mao
Oiouale
use it. Strong and durable never out n and certain il execution No
and understood in an hour Makes the Double THREAD Lock Stitch
Iee easily threaded Shuttle With Mw Automatic Tension. Large jon
lie i Machine principle and point once and
will y Oter ...--.I..
Address STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO., Broadway and
Clinton Place. New York. -.li. .... '.... :.
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iRRI1.lL AND DEPARTURE
or the MIiLS

Clarksburg-dailycxCrpt S1ndays--leaves
Wrs'ou ut S \. M.--arrivcs At ?. ".
nryton Court llouse-iulv except Sun
aNs arrives At Ir:ton by $50 p. NJ, md
leaves Weston same day 1T $40 ?. N.
GlrNiIr-lcnycs lIrston nj ! 4. NJ. on
N,uLnvs. WEDNESDAYS and FrilHys-arrives
at5p NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satrr'
Gays.
Burkhannou--arrivcS Ut Weston l2 N.
Tuesdays, Thursdays mud SNturdays-lr@v"s
Weston > + NJ. same days.
pMlippi-arri,e8 e8 at Weston Tuesdays mad
Frilnys atop. NJ leaves Weston lIrdnrs-
day and Saturdays nj a. ".
Mount pcasant-lcavCs Weston Mondays
nri Thursdays at I A.M.-arrlves Tuesdays
aud Fridays by PM.
West Union arrives Mondays ats T.. VI,
-lcayrs Weston Tuesdays NJ : y. u.
Sand fnrk-onCc wcek-lenves Weston
Moulrysat 1 \. W. arrives Mondays at 8
+. II. =, =,
.:G- Parties inving mail to 90 should
bring it to the Office hall IN hour before the
departure Of the nNil1.
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RVjsFaVaaHE EsOTEL.
Rushyillc: Lewis Co., ". Va
wM. L. WHITE, Proprietor

WM. L. WHITE, Proprietor
The undersigned desires to inform tho
public that hc has leased the above llo;el,
and has reiurnishcd and reGltcd the same
lie offers tho best Of accommodations 10 the
travelling public. Good Stabling and
eci on tho premises. lla his mtii 1psa'a
arrangements for travellers and tcamstcrs.
lie respectfully invites a cali from his old
hiCuds aud travellers.
WM, L. WHITE.
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WEST VA. UNIVETRSIY

Nine departments Of study textbooks
furnished a, cost calendar arranged..to suit
teachers; expenses for one year from sl75
to $500 -sGc,arian, liberal, thorough.
Fall Term begins September I'd, 1879.
2ra.For catalogue and other information,
npply 10 the President, J. Il. Thompson
MoreNntown, ". Va.
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CowMtN CoWvts.


Lewis. First Moulny in February,
April, June, August, October aud
Dccrmbcr-thc June aud October
terms for fiscal and police business
only.
Gilmcr Second Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
December.
Up,hur Second Monday in February
April, June, August, October and
rcccmbcr.
Eraxton.- First tuesday In January
March, May, July, September and
November.
Wcbacr.-. Fourth Tuesday in Fcbrua'
ry, April, June, August, October
anl December,
alhoun. Fourth Monday in Febraa
ry, March, June. August, sepiem.
Der and November.
TOWN OFFICERS,
Ny"r-G. a jackson.
Rc,onicr-L. II. Wood.
aldermen --la lIani-John Shea
% Euml--Wm McBri'lo.
81 lIan3--Jacob Schmitt.
III Nad--Joscph A. Watson.
.Se,gcdpt.--J. S. Wilkinson.
"9EI,2'gJ&2.
A.F,SA. M.--Statcd cOmmunls ,tlnnS
N Weston I.ndgc No 10, \. +. md A. NJ,
will nc held on the First and Third Mon
DAYS ul every month. ,..
''' ". G. BENNETT, W. W.
I.J. PETERSON, Sec
JANE l.EW.-SinlCl communications oil
Jackson Lodge No -, 4. +. and 4. N ,
will he held in their Hall, in Jane Lew, on
the second Saturday in each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, H U.
". n. CAREER, Sec
St. Jorph's c. T. a. y. Society," Stated
meetings are held on the first Sabbath in er-
rrv month. FATHER TRACY, pres't.
Il, J, Slar:uy, Secretary.
CHURCHES
N. r. Church, Rev. S. +. Jones, Pas
Tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday night. Sunday School
i A. Barnes, SmpcliniCuleat-cvery Sum
Aay Mt . o'clock, ?. ".
Presbyterian Church, Rev, George ".
Fleming, Pa.tcr. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath Sch0ol-Wm l.. Dun.
nington, SupcrintcHdcnt--eycry sunday at
Q O'Clock, A. N.
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md Frank were comnclled to fol-
,ow and although many n rav
-orn -,oe ros ,,,rb;rc,v oxcborrcd
oror tbo sbouljnrs to tbe two be-
h;rd s,;,l ,boro yors o,nor,ur;,;cs
for . romork now md tbcn. com.
morn,oco e,ourh in ;tself Int to
which Dovo;ns,s tonc and manner
covo , subtlc moaning
arririnr NJ tbo cnd of tho ovcnpo
tbov ,,,rncd 10 tho left olonr the
b,nl ,mtil tbcv came to where the
b;rh vail of Ki,crod,,ocl uousc
threw Welcome shade on the
rivar.notb 4 l;tt,c way bov,nd
,bo onr,c or tho v,l, was cont
ord fron,inr # warc wooden stons
1ood;rr 1,w, to ,bo r;vor A. ,ho
foot of tboso hoot wos moorcd
and in tb;s tbo, woro MI soon conf.
od. Front starring william Mos.
tvn or Pat no ba wos f,m;,ior1v
c,llcd md U,rvov Doroiro row.
;ro as ,bo hoo, clio, o,,t into tbo
stream unon tho hosom of which
,ho .rnii,bt r.;ned c,1don
shower Connv troil;nc bo1 firm
white inrrrs through tho cool
w,tor fol, althourb sbs seldom
maj thc r,zo of tbe dark close.sc,
ovss o,,os;to ThcIr;cht summcr
oyo,;ng tbo charm of the air.
ronndinr sconorv tbo boontv Of
tbc man himself tbc very luil of
tbo nlosb;nr oars-oll served to
feed Tho feclinp TINT had stolen into
Connv's heart since ber acouoin.
t,rco with tbis for,nirht.old friend
whom W;llinm Mostvn had to his
owr h;t,or of,er-racrs, ;,,roJucaJ
william Mostvn wos tbo son Of
n nosr n.icbbor of tbo si,cloirs
t1o and his father had coma 10 the
noicl,horhood only tvo ycors ba.
s,ro sbort,v af,or Tho do,th of Mrs
Nostvn which had had sucb m
o,r.ot rnon bor brsbord &c n com.
val, hin, "a c;,o -, Tho ooro os h;s
business ontirolv 70 bis sor and 70
lowe london for Tho on;et Of the
country The sinclors bo;nc their
clo.eat no;cbbors nm intimacy Ind
o,,rrrr I'm be,woon N. fo,,;,;a.
william Mostvn or Pat although
q d,v naver ,ossod without soe;nr
h;u, +, As,or ro,,oro ho1 ro,or
lno,rn wb,t b;s fcoI;ncs woro IN.
word ,ho haortf,l GIRL who o,,vovs
treotcd him with Tho game frank
Familiarity nc sbo wopld bovc done
=, o,,,or Lro,ho~ r,,;, !, m owl
moment la took tbo vo,,no ;ourno1-
;ot Horvov Dava;no.wbo bod rim
dow, hv ;,,,;toi;o, a, sot,rdo,
ofornoon for n mil IN tbo river
w;,b him N b;s friends tho Sin.
o,o;-s
pos,ro uorror Doro;ro ,oe tb,,
,icbt moor Pat know that 1--we Ind
ln;n slumberinp in its own security
in b;s bsor.-roodness knows how
lo,c-o,,v n ho awakencd by tbo
.;rb, of 10 birtb !, b;s frio,d and
Connv,
When tbo boat noorcd Tho land.
IN, s,o,s oroir tho summar moon
rod;o,t in tho starry heavens. was
good;nc everything with ito silver
l;,h,
no,,;ro ,v,s Tho fire., n s,r;no
=, .horo md holm con,v ont PAT
ord Frork stoved to sscure tbe
boat
M word wos snokon bv rho two
u.ho wont m hofnro on1 the silence
hooo,o omhorross;rr IN con,v.
SNS'fS
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS

CUCN j L VI lCERS
Judge Circuit Court. BRANNON.
Clerk W. &. HARRISON.
Ircs't County COult-J. PETERSON.
Clerk {" J WOOFTER.
Prosecuting Arty-A. EDMlSTON
Sheriff j. G VANDERV OTR
Sup',. Free ScIipols &. W. CROOK
County Surveyor D. T. PETERSON
Assessor 1st District JOHN KEE
/" ii GEO FISHER.
JClGGAoo9o
to@r; UoaSr District.
G W. Turner and p bargan.
f'"ccnan's Crcck District.
Wm. Hall and ". V. Wood
linckc''s CrcrE District.
N. McWnorter and b. K. Swisher.
LMiim's Settlement District.
s. i. Smith and W. X Wilson.
Skin Lreeh District
WV. Chidester aud " G. MoWhortcr
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NO. %

II was Dcvanie's turn to hold
the shapcly hand which now thrill
led to his touch.
Good night, Conny." How
sweet her name sounded to herself
pronounced for the first time by
his lips!
Good night. Mr.. Dcvainc."
They stood in the shadow of the
porch, and as hand claspcd hand
Harvey Dcvainc's mustachcd
mouth touched Conny's dimpled
cheek.
Good night, Mr.. Sinclair. Good
night, Mrs. Sinclair"
Pats rather loud lcavc-taking
startled them apart; then with a
handshakc they all separated.
Mother, I'm going across to hear
the nightingalcs," said Conny,
coaxingly, to the old lady, who,with
her husband,h had settled down after
supper to game of cribbagc, which
Conny knew would last another
hour at least-it was then about
nine.
"Bless the girl, can't YOU hear
them from your own garden? Be-
sides, you'll catch your death Of
cold. Has Frank gone 10 bed al-
ready%
AYES, dear,tircd OUT said willful
Conny, already on her way,
By across" Conny meant the
grounds Of Kilcraddock House, to
which she had at all times free nc
cess, being great pet Of the old
housokeepcr who had charge of the
place, and who had given her Il key
to let hcrsclfin and out Of the post
ern-gate,.t to which:a narrow path
through the grass led direct from
Ashton Cottage.
Conny was soon threading her
way along the moonlit walks oftllc
grand old gardon to her favorite re-
trcat-a high summer-house over
looking the river, built almost i'm
mediately above tho landing-steps
where Pats boat was always kept |
moorcd. This summer-housc, en-
powered in its ivy covering and the
foliage Of the surrounding trees, was
completely hidden from sight. And
now, alono at last with all her hut-
tering newborn bliss, recalling ev-
cry word and look, remembering
every intonation Of tho musical
voice, ,blushing again with tho men,
ories of her lovers kiss, Conny sat
wrapt in dream of loves own
conjuring.
By and by, borno upon the warm
night Dir, came the harbingcr of
mans lordly presonce-tobacco
fumes; and soon from her hiding
place she saw the two men, Pat and
Harvey Devaine, coming along the
path. Her heart throbbed with the
sudden JOY OF seeing him who had
beon uppermost in her thoughts,
she drew back into the shadow un-
til they passed.
AS they approached, Devaine was
saying:
"Your ideas, my dear fellow,
won't do for the present age. In
fact, l don't believe they ever ap-
nlie1 IN man and women living in
tho world. Out, away in tho back
woods Of America, l can under
stand a Darby-and.Joan existence.
In the world, in society, where q
man meets with so much tompta-
ton, I affirm it's impossible"
81 don't seq it." was Pats curt
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Fine Sample Rooms. Telegraph Of
Zee. excellent StatliDg, BUS to all
T:ains.
May !, 1878.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-23
WrcnChcd and Racked

By the pangs OF rheumatism, the JOINTS eventu'
ally become greyously distorted, and sometimes
assume an almost srotesque delormity, To pre-
vent such results bya simple and agreeable means
Is certainly the part OF wisdom. tendency 10
rheumatic ailments may be successfully combat
ted with Hostetter's Stomach Btters, a medicine
with the prestige Of a long and successful career
of unbouuded popularity, and Of emphatic pre-
fessional endorsement 1t removes from ths
blood those nfammatory impurities which paihol
oglets assign as the cause OF rheumatism, aud not
only purines The life current but cnrichee II
promoting vigor by fertilizing lie source. Diger
lion, the action OF the bowels and the secretion
the bile. are aided by II, and 1t impels the kid
neys and bladder TO regular and active perform
ance Of their functions It's besides thoroughly
reliable remedy for, and means Of preventing
periodic feYers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-23
The Tidy Housewife.

The careful tidy housewife, when she
is giving her house its spring cleaning,
should bear in mind that the dear III
mates Of her house are more precious
than houses, and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the blood, regu-
lating the stomach and bowels TO pre-
vent and cure the diseases arising from
spring malaria and miasma, and she
should know that there is nothing that
will do it SO perfectly and surely as Hop
Bitters, the purest and best Of all medi-
cines. See other column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-23
A EAIR WONAN.
ny MARsuERr EE p. AYMAR.

~ fair. with ripping hair OF gold;
lyon thought | did not Ike ialr halrD
Ala not, Just year ago
to-day | deem il passing rare,
yss fair: woman whose sweet soul
uath been well loved by men; they won
ynt one word BACK for all they lost
M touch of that small hand, not one.
so fair, so far, with golden hair;
Her mouth Is soft and proud, her brow
ssiul-white and pure, for long $50
Thereon some angel left his vow.
Nor ewes are eager eyes that search
The silence Of my soul and heart,
Ard wiring from me the hest of me
10 these gray eyes | play no part,
And coldS perchance you'd think her so,
Because she smiles and does not delgn
IA show her best or worst to you,
Her warmth and sweetness, JOY or pain.
Or Jealous not for you 10 see:
deem her so. because | know
G0d rave her strength to love, as keen
AS steel, or fire-as pure Us snow.
ar wavward? yes, for al the world,
But not tor me; | hold her here
within my heart. lmperiects Yes:
Cold, jealous, waywBrd, and-moSt dear,
Home journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-23

suppose that upon the announcement of eacl,
new invention. all using similar inventions should
otdef NJ once, who can fancy the bcdam that
"uud eusueF How novel 10 use a new pdttat
HWh daily and wash three or four times week
IN ufeer 10 keep pace with the new washing and
"rlugng machines that would pour In Fl, IN
every quarlefl Think of the farm covered with
patent rlows, takes, mowers, etc, etc Tniuk
TOO, OF tue y 'or invalid who would only have time
lodrawthe cork, and take enc dose Of the latest
mttclne, when the druggist would rush in with u
sN'H lAter, Mucn better. more ccrl ain, and more
wonderful ealholloon. Fortunately, the people
are conservative, aud reluctantly discard the
trusted, tired, and trne, Tor the glamour OF new.
Nowhere Is ths principal better demonstrated
than In the steady and gradually increasip, sale
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. which for over "A
quarter OF century has held the field against all
Whers and mas ilom one generation Ia another
by thousands.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-23
Must Take Lower Interest.
rostou Transcript.

The rates of money in the future will
be less than in the past. This IS fact
that has dawned upon the apprehension
Of most people having surplus funds at
their command. Agents Of capitalists
are engaged here in looking up we'll
placed mortgages upon real estate
which have expired or nearly So, and
offering to renew the same at 81 per
cent. annually, and in some cases at a
trihe lower than that. 1t will be diff
cult to obtain six per cent. interest on
safe mortgages hereafter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-23
Mosquitoes as n Luxury.

Monselet tells in French journal a
story of life at Nice: It was fifteen
days ago during the Carnival. | went
to the motel Of Isles Britlanniques, and
they gave me n pretty room, which
they called sun-chamber, that is to
say, n room turned toward that side
where the sun is in the habit of rising
when 1t does rise, something, however,
which he does not accomplish very
often. He did not get up Mt all the
time | was in the room. When awoke
i'll the morning | found | was all over
red, | then understood that it was &C
tually mosquitoes which ! had heard
ard felt during the night. Mosquitoes
in February 1t was Incredible it was
inconceivable, but it was true. When
had bathed my wounds | went out to
the Corso, where | met my friend who
had many pleasant things TO say of my
appearance.
The next night the same thing, the
same playing of the liJtle-winged tam.
bourines. couldn't close my eyes. ]
resolved to talk to the proprietor. He
examined my countenance with inter-
est
" Yes" he said, "they have done
very well indeed"
There is no doubt of that | re-
piled.
Have you had enough
Enough ? Certainly
81 will change your room. | viii
give you No. o."
You do not have mosquitoes in
every room, thenY
"Of course not. You do not know
how much it costs me to keep my mos.
quitoes in good working condition. |
have only one osquto-room. ] really
couldn't afford to have all my rooms
heated up to the point which the mos
qutoes like. | gave you the mosqui-
toes for "A night or two as an honor"
"Bahl"
"What would you? There are n
good many people who will not believe
they are at Nice unless they are bitten
by mosquitoes winter and summer"