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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

Secretary Of State stalnaksf yesterday
Issued a certificate Of incorporation TO the
White Sulphur 1 Fatkstshurg Railroad
Company, Tor the pupoSs oil building and
operating q railroad from the White
Sulphur springs to Pafketsburg, through
the counties Of Gfeenbtief, PoCohonias,
Webster, BtA1ton, CLAY, Calhoun, Witt
and Wood. The principal Cfice shall be
1t White Sulphur Springs In the county Of
Gteenbtiet and the certificate 10 perpetual.
The capital stock 10 ons million dollars
divided into shntee Of 500 each with the
s sny,,sss 2. 'a 1ts n NJ :MI.yV sHs ~ ne q
Holt, A. F, Mathews, j. Alex, Mont.
geometry, A. o, Snyder, ]. W. Mathews, B.
}. HafloWe, all oil GFeenbtier county; r.
H. Temple, Of Richmond, Va and John
johnson, Buchanan, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

The following deeds in fee we're admit.
ted to record In the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made May goth, 1881, by Mary Il.
Tertll and John L. 1effill, her husband,
10 Robert b Wayt, For the "Oherfy Hill
Farm" In Ohio county, for 5000.
Deed made July 20th, 1881, by ]. A.
Miller 10 Hermann Hess, Tor the west bali
Of lot 6s, on the south side oil Eighteenth
street, for 1880,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

The p, O. 4 St. L. Railway Company
Pan Handle route) announce the sale Of
exclusion tickets to Oresson Springs, Pa,
at rate named above, on Saturday Of each
week, Tickets good for return passage
until tho following Monday inclusive.
Cre@on Springs is situated on the summit
oil the Allegheny Mountsius, aud has al
established reputation as one Of the most
delightful Of simmer resorts, For tickets
and further information apply to ]. N.
Bslleville, agent Pan Handle route, foot
Eleventh street, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

wASHlSoroS, D. G., July 9O.-1A. If
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, variable winds. mostly east, sta.
tionary barometer, stationary or higher
temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, east
winds, stationary or lower barometer And
higher temperature.
For the Upper Lakes, fair weather with
variable winds, mostly south, lower ba.
rometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

NEw PHILADELPHIA, o, July ga few
Prohibitionists msthere yesterday and put
in nomination a county ticket, The con.
vention was not largely attended, and was
run wholly by q few outside extremists.
The leading temperance workers Of the
county were allowed no voice In the pro.
csedings and came away disguised, The
ticket will not command the support Of
the temperance people OF the couhty
generally bV Any meRnA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

We call attention to the notice OF G. W.
McOaslin, Travelling Agent for the "Do.
nestle" sewing machine, in the New Ad'
vertisement" column, and advise all who
are desirous Of engaging In a profitable bus
mess TO call on or address him. The rep.
utstion Of 1.-THE Light Running Domestic
10 . guarantee for a desirable, successful
and paying business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

The symptoms Of worms are we'll known,
but they frequently occur when there are
no worms present. The bowels are torpid,
engoIgsd, or constipated. OF course a
vermituge fails TO give relief. DRSla'S
WoRM SYRUP Ia Just the thing needed, and
will cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30
2 GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Housekeeping Goods
T WEEK.

Brown vusIus, "A, 5.4, 50. s.4, Io.4,
from 60 upwards, RlsaOhsd haSlIAS, A.,
12.Iaeh, So, 90, 1914, from 70
upwards. Bed Spreads, Honey CSnh'
EmsFloIa narSsl lIs, French Mar
1sIIlsS, German Crochet 10 white,
Brown and White, Blue and white. PAX and
white. Toilet Mats to match Table ~:
eno Or the bsStmaksFs In e%leachsd, ,hAlf
aIeachtd Damasks, Loom dice h Cardinal,
Turkey Rsd aas fancy GOlOFlnge. Towels
and Napkins, we off'F axtraoTdlnaTy. bar
qaInS 10 ali styles and qualities. Iewsl:
iagT from 40 upwards, including the real
German handmade TOWsllngs,. Laos Cur
taIas and Laos spreads; special bargains
summer goods to be closed out regard.
less Sf what they cost US. you lntend
buylau black silks, black or cOlOrsd Caah-
msrss, black or cOlortd vslVsls next tSll,
VIZ ask you to anticipate your wants and.
buy now First because our stock OF
silks, CaShmsFsS and velvets 10 Just az
heavy now az Il will be during The fall
months. Second, because we can serVe
you as well now as At any time, and ln Or.
der 10 keep things moving We Will sell you
atlOWeF prices now thaA at any time cur
Ina the year. Store open from J q, N
NATL 8 p, H., Saturday excepted. >
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,,am1 ilsAIIpE All 6aston,a gt,,vs.

The following ministers will preach
Sunday, July 81, 1881: Reg. R, 8 Smith
Of the NJ. f. Church; Rev. N. W. Taylor,
ID, Of the Lexington Conference ". Z
Church; Rev. J. d. DALEY OF PAtkenbutg,
W. Vaj Rev MI. Young, Of P%ennsylya,
mia A. n. :. Church. Other eminent min.
listers will be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30
MARTIA,a HERRY.
The Usual InIsresiiaE ssieh or Readable
Gossip RFOm over the River.


The Usual lnisFeSitnE Baieh or Readable
Gossip RFom OSeF Ihe River.
Mis- Chapman, from KirkWood, is visiting
Rt Mr.. EsElandIA
NJ. o. ons went home Thursday evening
on the Abner oNeAl.
Mr.. ]. A. Drennen, editor Of the Ohio Raly
HsG', wRsin Cleveland this week.
Mis- Ella FaFis, from the ISlSnd, is visiting
at Nj. P~ennington's on Fifth street
The Martins Ferry Library is to be closed
from the LIST until the 18th Of August
RsV. BroWnson, from Washington, Pa, who
Is 70 preach tomorrow, comea well recon-
mended.
Nj. r. n. TheAker and family are In the
country, the former on business and the lat,
ter visiting.
Mr.. Frank Williams, a member OF the Gin.
einnan 6at, i here visiting his brother, DR.,
B. o. Williams
Duke Rslston has returned from 4 two
weeks rest and recreation in the vicinity o.
smithheld and CAdiz.
OF all the candidates who have appeared
before the Presbyterian congregation no on'
has yet been chosen.
On Monday Lieutenant E. z, CapehArt
leaves here TO go into camp with the Four
tenth regiment for q week at Lakeside.
Dr.. A, 4 Ong Is ~enlAlging and improving
hisdrug store, A partition has been removed
and twelve feet added to the store room.
About two car loads Of picnlcers from Bell
atre, members OF the Disciples Church ant
Sabbath School, spent the day in Walnu
Grove Thursday,
The Methodist Episcopal camp meeting be
gins next Friday evening, august 6th
Every thing is systematically arranged anC
will be conducted in the best manner. Their
will be a dining hall, confectionery aud stand
at al hours. No outside retreshment stand
are to be permitted. Accommodations viii
be provided for horses and vehicles,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

The Pc. L st. L. Railway Company
will sell excursion tickets 10 S~teubenville
at the rate Of 81 90. Tickets good going
on trains leaving Wheeling st 4.45 r NJ,
satu' day, July 80, and at 9:27 Sunday
morning, July 81. Returning by special
Sunday night or by regular trains Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

]. WILHELM invites the public to try a
dish OF Turtle Soup which will be served
at his saloon, No. 1920 Jacob street, every
day this week. Roast Beef and everything
else that helps 10 make up q ftst.class
lunch will be served every day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

ONE trial will convince every house.
keeper that the Acme Baking Powder ID
ahead Of oil others in purity and strength
guaranteed as represented, or money re.
funded. Put up Ia o%ne.quarter, one.hAlt,
and one pound cans only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

This desetvedly popular hotel has been
been undergoing an extensive overhaul
Ing Outing the pat lev weeks, and The
work isstill uncompletsd. when finished
this house will stand out ~fesplendent 40
model one Ia every respect. Commodore
MuhlemAn has been las busy az 4 naIlef,n
and the present p%feceptible change gets
this nice complimentary notice from A
recent number Of the Daily National Hotd
Reporter!
Messts. Muhleman 4 Norton are making
9 success Of the New Mcclure House.
Wheeling, W, Va. The fotundA, one Of
the hApdsomesl in the county, has 70.
Gently been fepAinted and newly d6eofaled
and nov pteeents an exceedingly elegant
appearance. Business IL excellent, and eli
patrons Of the house endorse the new
management In lefme o~iunquAliAed praise.
nBLAok.psAUeArs makes chill.
and lever impossible,
- a a..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

Has received highest medals at Phnci
pal Etpositlons and is endotted and pre-.
tctibed BY the Medical Faculty here and
abroad a the standard Tonic, Beware Of
worthless limitations. 4rHAS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

Forty years trial III proved "BLAcK.
DRAueAT" the best liver medicine In
the world.
For sale BY Logln a Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS,
80 ICLuEIOvuu

Bonn M SiElE'I OTneL
nSotalAlOAEo o. 6u,.
Sealed 1850, Va, Jul IL tSgEH
The S'6 III !. ret'sduin.
asutAaelt o. bfsSe OV,F sh,,t |s.IuasaIt y
Lasre Nlll BE- about lN p!ies DIS, a IL sSS
~ AIefasing PFohIb } Is i,st isSa aud a.
oa W. lsei B 'los los vlwF; ItSt ,atl, vi
sea PisnklhI, 10 b pllesa On ,,g s,th Y. dlss
= sIai mls'nry, lad Ia morar tlehu
l1ea'allon lot o.. 10 ITPtolSas tieA
oSt. " tod HVsi
bidi must b l-eesapaul,4h,
tory v the Bolrd, Who Az =. INss'ath nas,
leet Aly or all bids. The tgsI :
sor further ihiornl,iou ami, W
~ order Of the sOird, aeN
~; ShlTu' eounty EadaSSf. 'lA CT
essl9g and stiub1nHlie d,pl,. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30
HOTEL ARRiyAiS.


Jobs stionG, Pittsburgh Henry BroSn, Cfovpt.
Alb Hogan philadelphia Mts Juttut, NoundAFilIe
~ Clatt, Weitsl county 7 A Edmuhdt, Harmonic
John Peape!L city a Etedman, Chietgo
Tbot u Aiehie and wife, 9 Evans, Baltimore
eily We Kemp. Hfk6ftbufg
5CEdEatdsi PItIb1fgh eR Hume umbefIand
VI Lane, city H.KlmbeflAnd, Plt'1bufS
sLihdheimOr, Wa9hlpgtOn J n Mcconnell, GOVelAbd
Q 9 PeddIeofd baltimore JanOs Bate, AtblSbd
yls Andeiton Pitttbutsh Henty eptutet, AIehigau
" Mitchell, B GORR ! Rs1psnNy, WAIhI6eI6n
John 4 Edls,tt Bstehelof Jasob Atllneton. ToItd0
Ed ElllS, ZArOiVlllS Geo " Moon(Y, FftEI6f.
B U1tes, K~AlAtnAtoo villa
y Wintfingtf, Sir Batch. GuttATs Po'L, NsS Yofk
W " APplegrath, RAltl. Blthey Hare, Philid6i.
more phli
& 3 Davis, Cameron
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, "a observed at schnepFs
drug store, Opera House corner, yester.
N" 1850. ISL.
i1u.St.A.1b.AI7 A.H. Il y. Z !. H.5P.H
Is % u II 70 80 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

1t Is strange any one will suffer from de.
engagements brought OF by impure blood,
when sCoylLL's R~ARsAPARILLA AND Still
LiSGtA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will
restore health to the physical organization.
1t Is a strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, and the BEST BLOOD PUnIPlRR ever
discovered, curing Scrofuls, Syphilitic dis.
orders, Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysip.
elias, Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and Diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidney, Stomach, Skin, etc,
BAKER's PAIN PASAcEA cures pain in
Man and Beast.
DR. RocER's woRM SYRUP instantly de.
stroys WORKS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30
Ghe 1ntslhgsuter
0nssI Ia. - aad n ToaItecatn street,
Nsw Advertisements.

. Advertisements.
For Sale.
, List OF Letters.
For Sale or Rent.
Mt. B~elleyieW Hotel.
Wanted Immediately.
Excursion 10 Washington, Pa.
DB. Surgison L Son, Dentists.
Summer Reading Stanton 4 DAven.
port.
Thitty.htth Drawing Commonwealth
Distribution Co.
Ohio Wesleyan Univerpity-[Hsad Of
Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

oARBUNCLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores o tlops
standing, such &c Ulcers, Abses,es, etc,
positively cured without the Gld Of a knife
o. Popltlee, by. using Mrs. Julye Myets
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
kheutn EfysipelAs, Soft and liberated
Uorns, OhillblAine, etc. II has never Jailed
70 GiHa. For sale hY LoRAn 4 %. nAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

the usual merchants iunub at tho Now
hOLurs House SawplS Rooms daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

IT stands every where without an equal
Tor the cure Of gravel non.retention, liver
and kidney complaint, nervous irritation.
BAIosmA brings quiet sleep, and 10 not an
0piate.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Titusville,
~ aAw >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30
FoR sALE-

THREE AND TwO,SPRISG nm,
lone, buuiH, and lI,o tsna ttAl
sPnng wagons and louE htrIu. Vii '.6Sesd'lula
Saae!e' J W. FERREL Coz, Nae ~ SA :
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF cARDUl."
For sale By Logan 4 @.
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NAATEn

WANTED.
SO0l Vas'i'na nEst ys,r- HEsg,,
EHQuilsAt "t
jGsI Rnov
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npLAok.pRAveAfe nAk,. ehIu.

and lever impossible,
Fot nlo By lnEin 4 Go.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-10

A writer in the New York Times thus
replies to the question. How much salt
should be put on an acre of landP" The
Onondaga county agricultural clubs have
spent much time in discussing this ques-
ton. For the purpose of having the ques
ton thoroughly tested, the salt company
of this city has furnished salt at price
merely nominal, and in some cases have
distributed it gratuitously to those farmers
who would agree to test its merits and re-
port. Certain members of the club have
measured a part of field on which they
put salt. and compared the crop with the
other part In some cases one part OF a
field would he sown with certain amount,
another part with more, another would be
left without, and then comparisons made.
| might here detail at length the expert
ments and their results. but deem it entire
ly unnecessary, as the only deduction we
can make from them can be stated in
few words. Most of these experiments
have been made in the vicinity OF Syra-
cuse, but little ways from the great salt
works, and on land that is supposed to
contain more than an average OF saline
matter. The average OF these expert
ments is such as to discourage the use OF
salt as manure on these lands. Still,
there are certain farmers here who think
they get great benefit by using salt. i
is still probable that on certain lands SAIL
may be valuable fertilizer. We can only
tell on what lands and in what quantities
it may be profitable by actual experiment
We hope to see accounts OF carefully
conducted experiments in other parts o.
the country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-10
Cfmpfranff.

At meeting held At Windsor, New
York, in honor Of General JLrdine. a mu-
tilated hero Of Antiet1m, Thos. Maslin, of
Kingston, Penn, whose work. in connec-
ton with Rev S. II. Tying. Jr., Messrs.
Mo ,dy and Sankey, and the w. C. +. U.
of New York, Brooklyn, and other places,
is well remembered. taking the rostrum,
gave some very touching incidents, and
closed with this picture:
There was a Young man who having
in his day stood upon the battlefield, brav-
ell its dangers and won its laurels, be-
came bereft of all courage to battle against
his greatest foe the cup of strong drink
and, blind to his danger, he at last brought
up in state prison. No one visited him
in his sad condition, no letters were re-
ceived from the outside world and in
serving twO.years sentence he imagined
all hope was gone.
Some nineteen months of the time had
expired. when Christian gentleman of
influence believed if the poor convict had
friend he might be COOL m.,n vet, so
he nterceded with the governor in his be-
half. and obtained his pardon. Then the
Lord had compassion on this poor drunk.
ard, and brought him in contact with Il
minister, Rev DIR. VIM. p. Abbott, pastor
or OF. L,,ho', NIeLiIOdlsL EpiSCUptl church.,
New York, and Mrs DR.. J. b. Lltimer,
the honored president of the W. @. T. u.
of that city.
There labors were blessed, and for six
years, by the grace of God. this man has
stood faithful ~ temperance vocate,
on the highest of platforms, beloved and
respected by all who know and see him,
with great scars upon face thnt he obtain
ed in fighting the good fight of faith be-
cause he would have nothing to do with
king alcohol"
AS Tommy fastened on with this picture
of real life, General Jardine wept; and
many shed tears when Brother MtSlin
said that the young man had not seen his
benefactor but once in the six years.
And to-day, you, my friends, behold in
your honored guest, the distinguished
citizen from New York, the wounded
patriot, in the person of General Jardine,
the Christian soldier and gentleman who
rescued that young man from state pris-
son twenty years ago; and to the glory of
Jesus, you see in your humble speakerthe
young man rescued-TOmmy Masin."
Reader, pen cannot describe this scene;
the enthusiasm of that multitude rent the
air; angels rejoiced over sinner who had
repented; and as Tommy grasped the
hand of the dear old martyr, the tears
streaming from their eyes, the general
grasped out, MAY God bless you, Tom
my"
General Jardine has suffered greatly,
but the dear Lord has gladdened his he lrt
in the fulfillment of the promise -" Cast
thy bread upon the waters; for thou shalt
find it after many days."-Unton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-10

Pool FOR DRINKS Boys, do you know
that when you 60 into poo-shops to learn
to gamble "for drinks" you are separat-
ing yourselves from home and all its
sweet influences and memories, undermin-
ing the purity which alone makes you
fit compaions for your sister and their girl
friends. breaking your mothers heart, dis
appointing your father expectations, lay.
ing the foundations of dishonesty, drunk
enness, and all sorts of rascality, dishon-
oring the Savior, whose name your mother
taught you to lisp, and whose love your
Sunday school teacher has been impress
ing upon you all these years. A pool
playing boy will in all likelihood never
become noble. intelligent, prosperous
man. happy husband and father. an
influential citizen, or y useful Christian.
What are you selling this your brthright
forP Ask yourself the question as You
read the sign Pool for drinks and turn
in to " have good time" There is an
old French proverb, lie jeu ne Ua,tt pns Ia
chande'le CHE game is not worth the
candlc), which MEANS in other words,
that the fun is not worth what you sacrifice
for it. DO YOU think it is?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-10

LIES BRIGHTEST HoUR.-Not long since
met "A gentleman who is assessed for one
million. Silver was in his hair, care upon
his brow, and he slightly stopped beneath
his burden of wealth We we're speakin :
of that period of life when he had realized
the most perfect enjoyment, or rather,
when he had found the happiness analloy-
ed. I'm tell you," said the millionaire,
when was the happiest hour of my life.
At the age of one and twenty | had saved
up $500. | was earning $500 a year, and
my father did not take it from me, only
requiring that | should pay my board. Al
the age of twenty-five | had secured a
pretty cotta ge. Just outside OF the city
was able to pay two thirds of the value
down, and also to furnish it respectfully.
was married on Sunday Sunday in
Tuue--uU my GttlIuI . huuso. My win5 Ind
come to me poor in purse but rich in the
wealth of womanhood The Sunday and
Sunday night we passed beneath my faith
er's roof, and on Monday morning | went
to my work, leaving mother and sister to
help in preparing my home. On Monday
evening when the ltbors of the day were
done, | went not to the paternal shel er,
but to my hOuSe-iny own home The
holy atmosphere of that hour seems to
surround me even now in the memory. |
opened the door OF my cottage and entered.
lai6 my hat on the little stand in the hall,
and passed on to the kitchen-our kitchen
and dining room were all one then. |
pushed open the kitchen door and was in
Heaven The table was set against the
wall-the evening meal was ready, pre-
pared by the hands of her who had come
to be my helpmate in deed as well as in
name-and by the table with throbbing,
expectant look upon her lovely and loving
face, stood my wife. could only clasp
the waiting angel to my bosom, thus show.
ing to her the ecstatic burden of my heart.
The years have passed-long, long years =
worldly wealth has flowed in upon me, and
am honored and envied; but-as true as
Heaven-I would give it tall-every dollar
for the joy of that hour of that June even
ing, in the long long ago"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-10

be a long days work. but an ambition to get
on in the world caused these resolute lad.
to do even more than that. They worked
for themselves many u night till clock,
with the result, on Daniels part, of Sl5
for his own purse-and let it be remem.
bered Sl5 represented far more labor
in those days than it does now
Continued on ID page)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-10
Thl Life OF Hon. Daniel Baldwin.

Believing the incidents of Judge Badwin's life were
Interesting aud valuable the writer began about three
weeks before his DEATH to take down the story as oc
lsou offered, from his own lips That story, to the
zel' loss nt important historical facts as well
as ia the of his relatives and friends was in
errptei by the sudden termination OF the life he wal
uarrltins. Tn, day before his DEATH he had ended
the s itns with account of his marriage and the
purchase of building lot for home.
The following narrative is tlkeu nearly posi-
bletr1m the words as spoken by mself. 1t sur
prIsins with what accuracy in chronology and what
fuIue5, he recalled the story. The escape from the
wolves is taken s1newhlt from D. P. Thompson's ac-
count Of the incident but with corrections especially
pointed out by Juits Baldwin. The writer has
euiored to make his errors lean towards the side OF
faithfulness to the original wordsl