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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-16
Nee Cambria Crumha.
Sunday was pretty cold for q
starter"

Sunday was pretty cold for q
starter"
Elmer, the little son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Croyle, has been very danger.
ously Ill for the past week.
Lewis Donniyer. sr.. Is building o
new house on his farm in the Solo
mon Valley, and il will be occupied
by Mr.. Harris and family. of Wakeeny.
George and Flora. children Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. StifIler, are laid up
with the mumps.
A grand ball aud supper was given
as the hotel Of Mr.. ]. Weaver on Mon
day night. Quite . number Of Sslo-
mon and Sslinaites were present.
About sixty ladies and gentlemen took
part In the merry dance, and all ex-
press themselves as having had .
splendid time.
Among the other improvements Of
our thriving little village h . new
Touring mill. which will be built
within the next three months by .
Mr.. Francis Roberts, Of LeAven worth.
Quite . large attendance Of farmers
1t the meeting ON Monday night. at
which arrangements were made for
the erection Of the mill.
Mr.. w. J. Fugate and family and
Mr.. @. w. Richards. the former .
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ABOUT the NEW RAILROAD.

BOSTON, OCT. III, lSS2.
Ed. SALINE Co JOURNAL: Find
enclosed the final decree of the Su.
preme Court Of Massachusetts.
The Kansas and Eastern construc.
ton are the Santa Fe and U. p. X. II.
companies. the late purchasers of the
Lesvenworth, Topeka & South western
X. r., who supposed they had bought
the Topeka, Salins l. Western Il. II.
The later company knew Of no such
claims, whatever. The original con-
struction company, having forfeited
all contracts made with the T. s. 4 w.
r. r. prior to the sale of the L. T. 4
8. w. Il. X. to the Santa Fee & U. p.
r. r. companies. However, these
said companies assumed they had
bought the T. s. l. w. II. X. and
made every effort to get possession
and control; not for the purpose Of
building line. but TO put 1t out Of ex-
lstence, which has been the we'll
known policy from the beginning Of
the project.
BY virtue OF contracts between tn.
plaintiffs and defendants in the above
cause, no suit Of any kind or action
can ever be brought aga Inst the 7. s.
& w. X. II. company in Kansas. They
have sustained no action. whatever,
in the Massachusetts, Courts of Equity.
They have no further remedy only nj
law in the common courts for daiu-
ages. which they are not likely to do,
rs We are not building our line in
Massachusetts.
This about ends our dealings with
the Phillistines both east and west,
and our line will be built a, fast as
possible as was first projected.
Mr.. Patterson, the contractor, will
be with us i'm Kansas about the olst,
and make a visit over the line, per-
haps as far as Salina. The work Is
being pushed west from Council Grove
as fast as possible, and by next June
you may expect To see the iron horse
In Salina.
Mr. Claflin Il here, arrived in time
Ia witness the funeral and burial OF
his father. We will all leave for Kan.
sas in few days and on our arrival
give you ali the news.
Yours truly, y. z. HAMILTON.
The following Is the final decree
given by Judge Allen in the matter Of
the Kansas 4 Eastern CONSTRUCTION
Co. against the Topeka. Salina & West.
ern Railroad Co., &. q. Patterson ct ais:
This cause came TN to he heard AT
this term upon the defendants de-
murrers To the bill and thereupon,
upon consideration thereof the parties
waving argumentl, II Is ordered nd
judged and decreed that the said de.
murrers be sustained and that the Lill
he and the same is hereby dismissed. |
From this decree the plaintiffs appeal,
il being agreed 10y the parties that IL |
this decree Is affirmed by the full |
court, the plaintiffs, or either of them. |
may be pcrlnitted TO amend into an |
action at law.
This practically settles the case In |
favor Of the defendants. Under the
direction of Mr.. Patterson the T., ). d \
Western is progressing rapidly, and
when completed will be valuable
,utlet for the products of the Golden
Belt" Of h ansas.-BostOn Commercial
Oct. 4th, 1859.
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Tesohers, Take Notice.

The next examination for teacher q
certificates will be held ut the court
house .:on the last Saturday Of Novem.
Der t25th Of the month";. commencing
promptly at O'Clock A. N. Appli-
cants for teachers certificates will
please take notice and govern them.
selves accordingly. BY order Of the
Board Of Examiners.
seat. WV. BIsuop.
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Personal! To men onlvi

The Violate Belt Co., Marshall
Mich, will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
ElectrO-NoItaic Belts and Electric Ap.
rliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and
Manhood, and kindred troubles. guar.
anteeing speedy and complete restor.
alton of health and manly vigor. Ad.
dress as above. y. B.-No risk IL In.
cured, a. thirty days trial Is allowed.
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Should lie stopped. Neglect fire..
quently results in IN incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balsains. but act directly
on the inflamed Parts. aIlaying irrita.
ton, give reliefin Asthma. Bronchitis.
Coughs, Cstarrh. and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speakers are subie to. For thirty
years Browns Bron, al Troches have
been recommended b. hysicians. and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and con-
slant Use for nearly an entire genera-
ton, they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Sold ut Is cents Q boz,
everywhere. ~
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We present the readers of the jour
NAL in this issue two poems from the
pen of W. r. Smith, and have the
promise Of one of Of his many produc-
tions, entitled "On the way to the
Poor House." Mr. Smith has been u
contributor to many journals. In prose
aud poetry, for the last ten years, and il
a gentleman of culture and refinement.
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Church Services Next Sabbath.

]. A. Antrim. pastor.
Morning services. Subject. "Th-
greater in the Kingdom" Luke =
IS. ii o'clock A. ".
Evening Services. Subject. "Sure.
~ in vain is the net spread la the
sight of any bird" Proverbs liz.
1o'clock r. VI.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday eve
ming, 1880 p. NJ.
Young peoples prayer meeting FRI
day evening At 7:3DPM.
Chi!irrn's Meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon, i:lj p. NJ, Mn. Antrim,
leader.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. i. Nnnrer, priest.
Hour, inr ,!irine service:
s "'c.ack \. NJ, Low mass and in
struction.
- O'Clock \. n, High mass and in
struction.
So'ciock T.. NJ, Vespers.
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Are you made miserable by Indi.
gestlon. Constipation. Dixzine-s. Loss
Of Appetite. Yellow skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer IL positive cure. Oscar
Seitx. z
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a posi-.
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptherla, and
CAnker Mouth. Oscar Seitz. 2
"Hackmetack." a lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price Is and 80 cents
Oscar Seitz .
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately
relieve Group, whooping cough and
Bronchitis. Oscar Seitx. q
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer II never
falls to cure. Oscar Seitz. y
A Nasal Injector free with each
bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy :.
Price So cents. Oscar Seitz. z
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer. Of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con.
sumption Cure" Oscar Seitx. Z
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 eta, 80 cts. and 81. Oscar
SeiIz. q
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fright conductor and the later . -
sengef conductor Of the Union Pacific,
spent Sunday here with the family Of
s p. DOnmyer.
Word has been received by the
township board that work will be
commenced on the new bridge by
December LIST, without fail.
NJ. T. HEAD.
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Mrs. 6. 4. Herren, sister Of DR.. ].
b. GROCER, died 1t the Doctors resi-
denee last Sunday st 7 O'Clock A. d.
She had been an invalid for some
time, and recently accompanied the
Doctor home from Michigan. Her age
was "A years and months. She was
buried Monday afternoon.
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Mr.. F. II. Pickrell has established q
delivery line here, and invites the
patronage OF our citizens Although
comparatively stranger. he comes
with the highest recommendations
from his old home, where he was
known AS All honorable man and a
person of the strictest integrity. From
our short acquaintance with him We
feel justified in recommending him 10
to the favor of all.
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IT,. 4 s. w. n. r.

The Topeka Salina 4 Western rail-
way company commenced work on
their road yesterday morning. at the
corner Of Topeka avenue and first
street, with about one hundred men
at work. II Is proposed to push the
work ahead from this time on. Stone
Il Kennedy have the contract for the
first ten miles. II is presumed that
the depot will be located at the corner
of First 4 Jackson streets. Under the
ordinance only one track is allowed
acrn-s Kansas avenue. SD that the
yards will probably be- located on the
west side of :town.-Topska Common
Uedtfh, Tuesday,
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The act of the General Freight
agents of lines east Of Chicago, 10
raising freight on all classes of goods
five cents per 100 pounds, which adds
three cents per bushel on the freight
of wheat, is liable to make the pro-
ducers q little blue In their calcula-
tons
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We are happy to state that the ex-
press company have decided to have
an uptown Office. The telegraph and
express office will go together, and be
managed by one person. We under
stand that there is strong probabil-
ity OF the back part of the Kothe
block being rented for the Joint" Of
flee. An uptown express office has
been long in demand, and the COM
pany are doing the right thing In thus
establishing il
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Here's the kind Of Sympathy We are
getting in these days of gloom. This
from kiIian Hessler, at the Leaven-
worth cathedral:
How are you feeling after the ter
rible cyclone? An awful thing, wasn't
1t ? Will he worse in lssl. guess the
grass wont grow now in the streets nj
Leavrlwortii. aud the owls AMI bats
will have To 20. too. tel. you, Samp-
son, | am feeling awful good. al,i
going to take drink of ST. Johns eye
water now
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The stslwart laugh of the Click
Democrat reverberates with startling
distinctness. IL CRATES upon the SELL
sitiye organism ola Republican harsh
ly. We can hardly understand the
calmnes4 with which the Demorra,
has received "A corresponding laugh
from .the Republicans for the last
twenty years. unless IL he that the
most delicate organisms become
blunted and benunbei by repeated
reversc-.
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Commencing with tonight the
Emma Leland Dramatic Co, give
entertainments three successive even
ings at the opera house. This Is
troupe OF much celebrity and Salina
people will enjoy rare privilege in
hearing them present some Of the
best playa of our time
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Bucklen's Aruics Sslve,

The Best SHlve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sore, letter, Chspped hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price. Is cents
per box. For sale by Oscar Seitz.
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Found ct Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop Its falling. has long
been sought for. Parker's hair Bal.
sam, distinguished for its purity, fully
supplies this want.
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Eae SalA

a stock farm Of $50 acres. with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek,
Saline county. Also house and lot,
with bakery, on Santa Fee avenue, Sa.
lima. Apply to H. REEFS.
22-t!
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Prof. Thos. J. Bryant, formerly Of
indianapolis, Ind who is the Presi-
dent OF the well-known Bryant's Bust
ness College at St Joseph, Missouri,
has published Chart Of Double
Entry Bookkeeping" which Is a
practical key" to the science. 1t Is
the result Of many years experience
as accountant, counsellor aud teacher
and contains information Of great
utility TO every accountant. officer, at
torney, teacher. and such others a.
may have occasion to test the accuracy
Of hooks. financial statements or bust
ness calculations. 1t will be sent to
any address on receipt Of 81. BY T. J.
Bryant.
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SALIVA acknowledgements isth.

Reported By C. B. Underwood q Co.
WINTER WHEAT-NO. l, Gic.
No. 2, 0Oc O 82c. No. 3, 5sc q Coo.
CORN-2Sc.
OATS-25c.
RYE-35c.
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aegrssllvs tari6 reibrmess a. the ooun.
try viii have seats In the next house
and they will undoubtedly make
Themselves heard, and perhaps felt.
There b o0ngressman-eleot Hurd, OF
Ohio, for instance, Who believes that Q
failure on the part Of the Democracy
TO REFUGE the tariff will conaign Il to
certain defeat In 1854 He viii have
numerous suppoStens, and the intima-
ton IL that tariff refofmess will make
Mr.. Carlisle their candidate. and will
agree tosupport him. II 10 not impos-
sible that Black burn will make . very
strong candidate In view Of bis free
trade views and personal popularity,
the enlargement against him being,
however, that he has been q too ram
pant confederate to take we'll with the
country.
Several candidates sprung up for
the other Offices before the election re-
turns were all In. Thompson has
copy righted the sergeant ut armship,
and GoFhain and Hutchins are POOL
Ing their issues, one for the secretary
ship VI the Senate and the other for
the clerkship Of the House. The Re
pubticaa supports Hutchins and the
Post supports Gorham. A multitude
Of expectant retainers support both.
The crop Of assistants are unreason.
able and liable to early frosts.
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Seven Thousand Sheep for Sale.

Selling lots to suit purchasers. $500
ewes from TO years old at Sl.75 per
head. $500 lambs at one dollar per
head. These sheep are all graded and
will shear from four to five pounds,
and are in good condition and free
from disease. After Nov. 5th call Oh
Oriaddress T. 7. HATFIELD.
Grand Central Hotel, Salina, Hans
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NEXT month the Methodist church
will celebrate the one hundredth an
niveraary Of the organization Of its
hrst conference In this country. the ex-
ercises taking place In Baltimore. The
MethOdlsts hope upon that occasion
to raise 81, oOO, 900 for the advancement
Of the denomination In this country.
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Comb Honey at Watson's.

New styles just received.
FUGATE & Snow.
New Buck-wheat -four at Watson 5
Sheet music at half price. at Aug
Engstrom's.
For Water Proofs, Flannels and
Blankets. II you would buy the besl
goods and buy them cheap. the place
Clocks for the holidays ut d. 4 J.B
whitehead's.
to buy lie at ODER & Hageman's.
New Pickles In bulk at Watson's
Bernhardt and 7-hook kid gloves a,
Fugate 4 SHOWS.
Repairing done In the most salts.
factory style at Do J. b. Whitehead's
Have you seen those noe cloths at
Solberg's?
New goods-stock full and complete.
Prices lower than ever at Campbell &
Tuthills.
A fine lot Of cashmere gloves at Flu.
gate 4 Shows.
Call at Watson's snd look at Mnjol-
lea and Glass Ware.
Opening at A. T. & NJ. H Grier's
each day, during the season tSundsys
excepted.)
Sheet music at half price, at Aug.
Engstrom's.
Get ready for the holidays, and go to
d. & J. b. whitehead's TO select your
presents.
The large stock of goods now opened
at Campbell 4 Tuthill's has been se-
lected with great care and bought on
the closest terms possible. for cash.
Most tylish suits ut Solberg's. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Good fits war
ranted.
California Jams AMI Jelly at Wat
sons.
New styles Of patterns for stamping
ut the Ladies Bazaar.
Prepare for fall suits. a line lot of
cloths for fall suits received ut Sol
bery's.
Sheet music at half price, at Aug
Engstrom's.
Fine cutlery for he holidays at ID.
4 J. B. Whitehesd's.
Go and see the piles Of new goods nj
Litowich 4 Wolsiefier's.
Campbell 4 Tuthill have the best
line of Overcoats In the city. Go and
see them.
Oats and Rye at Farmers Elevator.
II. b. MERRELL 4 Co.
We are sole agents for the world re-
Balls Health Preserving Cor
sets, the best In the world.
ODER 4 HAGENAN.
The boss place TO buy goods Of all
kinds IL at the Palace Store.
We are selling hats very cheap un'
iii after the holidays.
FUGArE K Snow.
Silver ware for the holidays at d. &
J. b. Whitehead's.
WANTED-To rent q house of five
}: more rooms, south Of Iron Avenue
with barn attached. Call at this
,fiice. 42-2w.
Sheet Music At half price, at Aug. |
Cha. r. Munger, Newton. Kansas,
State agent for school seats. maps,
'lobes. etc. Agents wanted. Fly
New Goods New Goods at Camp.
,ell 4 Tuthill's.
New California Canned Fruit at
Prepare for fall suits. 4 nne lot OF
lOths for fall suits received at Sol-
'erg's.
Sheet Music at half price. at Aug.
We have the incest line Of clothing
q Saliva We can 6t any one from q
our year old boy to . giant. Our
Gods are better made and better At
ing than anyone's Jour prices are way
own. ODER 4 HAoENAN.
Campbell 4 Tuthill have Just re-
eived and opened an imme nse stock
{ Dry Goods. Notions, Clothing. Boo,s
nd Shoes, Dress Goods and ShaWls,
nd you will 6nd II to your H. terest TO
al on them for what you want in
heir line.
For sALE-A lot 75x20O feet 'front.'
ng on Prescott Avenue. The front
art Of the lot Ii covered with good
zed trees. For sale cheap. Apply
/ this ONCE.
neehsss +! MetAses nsthses III
Are you disturbed ct night and brok.
q Of your rest BY sick child suffer-
n and crying with the excruciating
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o1eehee, / eoeehee,!! oeeeher!Il

OossS WOus9SOs SOusOSU ~
Are you disturbed ct night and brok.
en- Of your rest BY sick child suffer.
ing and crying with the circulating
pain ofcutting teethf Ifsosoat once
and get . bottle Of Mn. Wipslow's
soothing Syrup. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer lmmediately-de-
pend upon II; there ID no mistake about
1t. There b not . mother on earth who
has ever used Il, Who tell youwill no
ut once thatit will regulate the bowels,
and give rest 10 the mother and relief
and health TO the child, operating like
magic. It b perfectly safe 70 use In
all Gases, and pleasant 10 thetasts, and
h the prescription Of one ofths Oldest
and bese female physieians end nsTS-
. In TIE Uaited 66atA Sold every.
whsse "a bUtllo. u
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Revival meetings at the Christian
church are creating considerable In
tsrest.
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c6y:.
Notice For Publication.

La.p OYYIcE At GAiIuA KAysAel
November .. lee2
NOTICE 10 hereby g,vsn that the following
~ GAINED settler hss died notice Of his int alton
10 make FINAL proof IN support Of his claim and
that said proof will be msde before R. lister and
Receiver n this once, On Decsmber O. ie2 via ;
John I. Herrtnston. II. z. u ~ TOR the ssN CSC
Z, -. lj.rSv.
He names the foiiisons Witnesses TO prove bis
continuous ressdenre upon, end cultivation or
said land, Wis: A. J. MADDOX. MARI Lsdd, g. B.
Thosrpsop. Alec Thoa,sou all Of Windsor Kapaas.
u-sv. J. y. HODGE Resisier
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The following aiiitioIsl jurors to
serve AT this term of the District
Court, have been summoned:
=. y. Ackernan, Eureka township
y =. Eng-tron. Washington.
William Eaton, Glendale.
y. % Carlson. Washington.
ii. Hall. Saiina
Albert Ross, Salins.
Davis Armstrong. Salinl.
Mel Haggaft, Saiina.
Michael Dow, Summit.
John l.. CharleSon. smoky View.
David Richie, Ohio
John Swedlund, Falun.
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NOTICE.

Parties indebted to Peterson 4 Co.
are hereby respectfully requested to
settle notes or accounts on or before
the 18th Of this month. Amer that
time they viii be left In hands of law
for collection. Notes are at Salina
Bank Accounts ut " .Peterson's coal
office. PETERSON 4 Co.
Saiina. Nov. 8, 1882.
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HOGS-$5OO@$5.25 per 100 lbs.
BEEF CATTLE-$3.UO per 100 lbs
CHICKENS -$235 q $50 per doz
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Upon ia. arrival ut the LinIsbory
train Tuesday night, Il passenger who
designed taking The .a-tbouud train,
having jumped of. was advised by a
bus driver 10 remain on the Linds-
borg train until il arrived mt the
depot He started t. regain the train
and IN doing 81 slipped into the ditch
at the bridge. He wa> assisted from
the pit" by Mr.. l. l.. Bond. lie
was somewhat iazed by the fall. bat
still expressed his intelii,n of par
suing the train and started 10 cross
the trestle work. from which he
would have fallen again. had not Mr..
Bond stopped him. He finally was
persuaded Ia take the omnibus To the
ea4t-bouul train
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THE JOURNAL,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1852

AOEnrs oepies # THE JOURNAL nay BE- IA
q w. Hsssrs is0-e and ss ne Boot sore q Hh'1
Sesd q 6sanaa.
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hh' hNs'NE ~ anu
rying here and there in this solemn
autumn time, we are reminded of that
cheerful, Incompatible description in
Martin Chuzzlewit:
1T WAS small tyranny for respect.
able wind To go wresking its ven
geance on such poor creatures rs the
fallen leaves, but this wind happening
10 come up with great heap OF them
just after venting its humor on the in
suited Dragon, did 81 dispense and
scatter them that they fled away, pell-
nell. some here, some there, rolling
over each other, whirling round anu
round upon their thin edges, taking
frantic flights into the air, and play
ing all manner of extraordinary gam
bols in the extremity Of their distress.
Nor was this enough for its malicious
Inry: for not content with driving
them abroad. il charged small parties
of them and hunted them into the
wheel-wright's saw pit. and below
the plsnks and fimbers in the ward,
and, scattering the saw dust in the air.
looked for them underneath, aud
when 1t did meet with any, wbew,
how IL drove them On aud followed ut
their heels,
The scared leaves only few the
faster for all this and q giddy chase
IL was: for they got into unfreYuented
places, where there was no outlet, and
where their pur.uer Kept them eddy
ing round and round at his pleasure;
and they crept under the caves Of
houses, and chung tightly to the side
of hay-ricks, like bats: and tore in ut
open windows. and covered close to
hedges; and In short went anywhere
for safety"
A little further on in the description
We find more about the wind:
Being by this time weary Of such
trifing performances. the boieterous
rover hurried away rejoicing. roaring
over moor and meadow, hill and dat,
until IL got out TO sea, where it met
with other winds. similarly disposed.
and made night of It,"