The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

g. NJ olEF o,''ls lE':ll EMBEhl ~ 4 ltaIl
J O'clock, for the old mare went slos
: we was about the first ones there, bn
they kept, a. coming and before n
y O'Clock we al got there. There wa
! about twenty old fools Of i,is, whencw
fgot all collected together, and abou
ten O'Clock we sot sail for the island.
!, had made up my mind from III
II first on it 20 face trouble, and 1t tlidn'
put me out much when Deacon Dob
bins In getting into tho boat stepped
onto my new lawn dress, and tore 4
hole in it as big as my two hands, and
ripped it half offen the waist. Bot DO
siah having felt 40 animated and tick.
led about the exertion, it. worked him
up swfully, when jest after we had
got we'll out onto the lake, The wind
took his hat Of, and blew it out into
the lake. He had made up his mind
to look 90 pretty that dsy, aud be 90
dressed up that It worked hin, up aw-
fully. And when the sun beat down
onto him and if he had had any hair
on the top of his head it would have
seemed moro shady. But I did the
best could by him, and pinned on
his red bandanna handkerchief onto
his head. But 90 I was fixing It on
see there was something besides NOR
tificatlon that allied him, the lake was
rough, and the boat rocked, and I see
he was beginning to be awful sick.
He looked deathly. Pretty soon !
felt bad too. Obi the wretchedness
of that time. have enjoyed poor
health eonsiderably in my life, but
never did enjoy 90 much sickness in
so short time, as did on that pleas
ure exertion to the leland. suppose
our being up all night . most, made
it worse. When we reached the island
we was both weak AZ cats. aet1 az
l set right on 1 stun and held my
head for spell, for it did seem q II
1t would split open.s Aftefsa while I
staggered up onto my fest, and finally
| got SO could walk straight, ana
- ~ .h;n.s ~. - ~ :, y. -. = ssrs. ~
=, ...- hs,s =, 80, ~ - ~. - -. IL
It up with q spoon And q lot or
water has washed over the side. of the,
bOat sO NV niea. and tarfa and doIt
cate cairo and cnoh,a. ,oos,.a .-f,Ye
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roc, ~ ~. oo,n,,s,, :, s;a ~. -
a;d tha h.st 10 .o,,., 80 49,
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tho, o,vnad Tho hoo, s.;a' =. s..- 80. =.
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,ooL;ng sat Tharua 10 % 49,
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more -, aIess.9 es9 wv. 49,
mn 0re m ,ha esna .hou.h :. .aa
ed - thou.h :, 80. 49, saa.ss
.teen the 1tea and cor.a 40 ;. 80
4 f,er we ent thsa, az s,.,..,, =
- nmhra1I. .na -. ,,a.-:,
md farred mvs.,f ,h..a Co. -,
afraid Of . .urstroke e-rta1' - = -
Wal, T ono.. = h.a..st .h.-. -.
n;nn,es or NOR. wh.asn hon al, of snassn
.hsngh. vhe.s ). Io.,.h2 shsaaT
,een him sinoe wa had rot ,hare
.;x r;ohf mn and askea .Sa cc,,r.nvsI
.lmost wildlv ar thev 5bsd saar NV
Josiah ?, Thev said mo
hev h.dn't, iBut 1Ce,estine wilkins; |
title girl. who had come vithl her
,randpa and xraudma t}ow,dev an,oFe1
70. and saws she. 81 saw him co,ne off
owards the woods he acted dread.
nl,v a.ranue too no .aeu,.a IN =.
Waking of side ways. - "A
sHad the snfferings ~ wve had lpnnnder.
rent made him delirious p says / 10
nyself, and then / started of ON RIM
owards the woods, and old Miss {
Iobbet and Miss Gowdev, and a,ster
and Deacon Dobbin,s wife ,
II rushed after me-. !. Oh. the .eonv
{ them two or three minutes. nv
lind 20 distracted with forebodines, I
nd the perspiration a nonring down, t
int all of a sudden on the edca of the
zoods we found him. Miss Govdav II
reiQhed 4 hundred pounds less than q
,e. had cot . little ahead of m.. H. !
ack mn aeainst a tree. In /. .vfnl {