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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
BElLNRE INDUSTRIAL.

Bellaire has got on her working
clothes again after the usual summer
rest, and factories and glass houses are
all going. The cloud of smoke from all
quarters of the city is again visible and
everything indicates prosperity ana
push.
The glass houses will all resume work
the coming week, the repairs having
nearly all been made. Down at the
Etna glass works they have been hav-
Ipg bad luck with their pots, having
broken nearly all of their first setting.
They were replaced by Others at once
and the furnace has been fired and they
will begin making glass the first of this
week.
The bottle works will resume to-mOr-
row. The new crystal window glass
works are about completed, and will
start in a few days.
The Bellaire Window Glass Works
are making repairs, putting up new
buildings, etc, and will start about Sep
TENDER II. They have erected several
new buildings this season, among 9th
ers a handsome office down at the
works. The Union window house W II
also start about the l 7th. The rolling
mill and blast furnace sre both on in
full, and are making good time, Fri
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day was pay day, and the boys are sup
piled with lots Of lucre.
A large force Of men are at WORK on
the Ohio Valley Railroad. The worK
of driving piles was begun down at the
creek bridge the first Of the week: me
timber for the building the bridge az
that point is nearly all on the grounu.
and the contractors will push Things
rapidly. 1t is the intention to have tue
switch down to the factories In lower
town completed this fall, and therefore
it will be necessary to do things rapidly.
General Warner has been here for the
past week and let several contracts
The surveying corps under the superln-
tendance of Engineer Brewer are traV,
cling down the river stalking out ana
grading the route at the rate OF ABOUT
four miles per day.
The coal miners strike south OF town
which has been going on all summer Is
ended, the employers paying b three
cents demanded. A number of the old
miners are at work at this figure ana
the rest were discharged by the COM
NAMES. There is still some dissatlsfac-
ton about the discharge of some Of the
men Tut the company are firm in their
refusal TO take them back and have
supplied their places with new men.
Some one went into the bank of Rock
ershousen & Sterretts this week and
stole a lot of tools and knocked
down a number of props and other
wise injured the bank. They offer a
reward for the conviction Of the perpe-
traitors and are doing all in their power
to get hold of the guilty parties. There
is as yet no positive clue.
Messrs. Stewart d Ward, the owners
of the Globe Mills, expect to change
the process in their mills, and are now
preparing for the stop necessary to make
the change. They have contracted
with f. p. Allis X Co, of Milwaukee,
who will put in for them a l5O-barrel
gradual reduction flour mill, using
Gray's noiseless roller mills. This mill,
when completed, will be n of the
most complete and best mills in the
State.
Messrs. burst & Rayl are having con-
siderable trouble W tn their gas we'll
here. They have broken the bit AGAIN
and the well is caving in, and it is
probable that a new h DE will have to
be sunk,
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THE WAGE WORKERS.
The Industrial Intelligence Of the
Past Week
IN THIS VICINITY AND At LARGE.
Notes Concerning the Iron Men, Coal
Miners, Cigar Makers, Glass
Blowers, Railroad Men.
ETC., Etc.
THE ID U

There are numbers of International Trade
Uniens In America having National head
quarters. These can be communicates Win
The Grand Secretary Of the K. OF L. can be
addressed al box $40 Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Federation OF Trade AMI LABOR Unions
holds its next annual session in New YORK, on
the third Tuesday IN August, 1885 Secretary
". II. Foster, IA Eastbourne Terrace, Clncln-
nuti, o. Ga.
ser, President, box 3lS7, New York.
The Iron holders Union OF North America,
holds its next convention in London, ontario,
in July. T. +. Fitzpatrick. President, room D,
1888 W alnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The National ~Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers, John j.. Jarrett, Pres
ident, Pittsburgh, Pa VIM Martin, secretary
Carpenters and Joiners' international
Brotherhood, P.J. Mc9uire, Secretary, lSiWl-
liam street, New York city.
International Furniture workers mon, L.
Zotsche, Secretary, 800 East Fifty-eisAi street,
Pissters' National Union. ]. ]. Kennedy,
Secretary, 1873 Alabama street, Cleveland, "
Convention meets at Cincinnati in July, 1885,
TIE following are the officers of the National
Lodge, A. a. OF |. and y. W.:
PreSident-JOhn Jarret.
Secretary William Martin.
Treasurer-James Penney, 1874 Wharton
street, Southside. Pittsburgh.
6CarsOn street, SOuthside. Pittsburgh, Pa. =,
First district, Second DiyiSion-Samuel
Hackwelder,7 Walnut street, Allegheny, Pa.
Second Distrlct-C. D.. Thompson, 3lS7 JACOB
strest, Wheeling, W, Va.
Third Dtstrict-Rees Prosser, box 25, New
Albany, Ind.
Fourth District-A. F. Carpenter, 3il2 Beers
street, Chicago, Ill.
Fifth DiStriCt-Wm. White, box S6i, Beile
VILE, ~. Clair county, Ill.
Sixth DiStrict-JOhn /. Davis, Sharon. Pa.
Eighth District-Andrew Lee, 81 Parsons
Place, 18th ward, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pittsburgh. -,
sam. :. wainwright, Charlotte street, Fiji
teenth waru, Pittsburgh.
W. Newton Lincn, - Thi'ty-hrst street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
The general office OF the Amalgamated AS
~CciatiOn isat No. 10 Smithiield street, Pits
urgE.
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WORSE THAN WASTED.

And vet twas a beautiful letter,
In sentiment witty and pure:
could have worded IL bet er,
And nobody could, | am sure.
Twas not too familiar or gushing,
Blu hattery neatly conveyed;
ON Kate, whom she hates, was crushing,
And love, haIf concealed, IL betrayed.
Indeed twas as neat an eplStte
AS ever had come from my pen;
III certainly have 10 60 whistle
To write such another again.
Twas lust the right thing to suit Gladys;
ne'er thought tbs trouble twould make
II has raised particular Hades;
sent 10 TO HAte by mistake.
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The Cigarmakers.

There is a strike at Eaton, o.
There is trouble at Paris, Ontario.
The strike continues at Newark, o.
Trade is exceedingly dull at Louis
vile, Ky.
A few cheap jobs are open at Lock
Haven, Pa.
The trouble at New Albany, Ind is
still unsettled.
A new union has been chartered at
Cold Water, Mich.
Trade is reported fair at Kansas City,
Mo-, and all jobs filled.
c, Heil's factory at Meadville, Pa, is
closed to ali union men.
There are many idle cigarmakers in
New York City at present.
The cigar factories are closed against
union men, at Davenport, Iowa.
Trade is very dull at st. Louis, Mo.
There are thirty idle men there.
The strike at Queenstown, Ind, Is
over. The men won their point.
Saginaw, Mich, has a few cigar
makers jobs open at from s. to -.
The cigarmakers throughout the
country generally report trade dull.
There is but little doing at 1erre
Haute, Indiana, and the largest shop is
idle.
The shop of Browpell < Stocking, at
Binghampton, n. u, is unfair aud
closed.
Boone, Iowa, reports trade duh, but
that a few jobs will be open in a few
weeks
Work is good at Portsmouth, o., the,
the lockout there being over in all but
one factory.
Trade Is in q wretched condition at
Indianapolis, Ind, and the outlook
discouraging.
T~t!r'y.fYe women work in Sailors
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TO THE TRADE.

TO-DAY WE HAVE DISPOSED OF THE
/ stock OF drugs, medicines, good VIII; etc,
Of the old firm OF Laughiin Bros. & Co. To
Mtssrs. Z. Il. Colbert, Jno. l. LAughiin and
Fred. l.. Laughlin, who will continue the
business under the old firm name nj Old stand,
and who viii Sci We our wants in an efficient
70 the many friends OF TIE past thirty
years business relation, we tender sincere
thanks for the liberal patron age bestowed
and ask for a continuance OF the same TO our
Young ana energetic partner and successors
continuing the on ines. who We can assure
yJu will serve o faithfully and with ss
God intent and p.rpose and we believe more
~ erRetically.
from many years service On our parts, re-
mind Us that younger heals may do better
than We lave III some resfecU-
In calling our attention TO the change
-hOye mentioned we YOU respectfully ask
~ al all perSOns knowing them -elsesiadebted
o the old firm will please settle their accounts
IS tOEn ~ possible
The books Of tie old firm remain at the
once ot the new hrm, who are authorized 70
etile the same.
Yours truly,
Wheeling, August -, 1855. au3leAda
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
vor sss that how on wonder street

Do Yor see that boy on yonder street
With form all battered and bent,
He went TO the circus that recently come
And crowded in under the tent.
Aud stumbled upon the elephant,
VINO Immediately checked him with al
trunk, Mnrat0n Independent.
Do you see that bow On yonder street,
With from all doubled and incomplete.
He went to the orchard With b sd intent :
And stole that apple whose greenness Ient
A double Joy to the doctor man
As IL struck the boy on the cholera plsn'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply.
sIcians and nsrses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never.
falling success by millions Of mothers for
their children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoa, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents q bottle.
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CERTAIN SHAMS.
Swindlers and Their Victims How
Careless People Suffer in Health
and Pocket.

and Pocket.
Every streak Of srLshlne creates a 81 adow,
and behind every truth crouches its cores
ponding lie. Whosoever has not been In
some way fooled ami robbed by swindlers and
their works has had bt tier luck in life han
most mortals. In fact the best witnesses to
the value OF a given article are the counter
feits and limitations which seek to share its
success without possessing a fraction o. its
merit. Hence 1t goes without saying that
BENsoN's CArCISE Porous PLAsrERs
are pursued by a host OF miserable and
worthless imitators, eager 10 appropriate
what they can OF the fruits OF its victories.
These leeches commonly take the form OF a
cheap plaster.
Now, these harmless and worthless plis.ers
careful in reading and remembering names.
But most persons merely glance at them,
understand partially and forget instantly.
. What result: This: Desiring To buy BEN.
SON CAPCINE PLASTER, their W care
Iessness enables some storekeeper or druggist,
who cares more for five or ten cents addi.
iionul profit than for the sweets OF an APP
proving conscience, 10 roll them up instead
some cheap imitation with a similar name
Ihe deceit often works, while the fraudulent
p.aSters never do.
Don't permit yourself TO be thus viclimized
for lack OF IA moment care. BESSON'S
CAPCINE POROUS RI ASTERS have stood
he test Of ,:iencc and experience and are the
product OF both. Examine the article, and
.rtisfy yourself that the word CAPClNE is
CIT In II.
Stabury & Juhn IN, Pharmaceutical Chem
SIS, New York. Highest awards-medals-
( International Expeditions.
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NOTICE,

THE TNDf RSTGSED HAVE PTR H A.
ed The stock 81 drugs. medicines, good
Will. etc. Of the old firm 81 Lsughltn Bros. d
= D.. and will continue the bu'inc : ri the old
Sind, l2us Main street, under IN" same nfln
name. ,
Soliciting n continuance OF the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on the Old
Il! m, we remain
Respectful yours.
c. II. ODBERT,
JSO. L LAI GHLiS.
FRED. L LAUGHLiN.
Wheeling, ". Va, August 20, 1888.
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PADS.
ust received a well selected stock OF

Just received a well selected stock OF
Blairs Handy Pencil Tablets in all siDs
n, L II. d otter Tablets fo- Pen IN Al siz.z.
Tue most convenient AID cheap st wsy 20
buy VrIirg paper. Always re- Ly III al
vaSs cIean. Sent by mail al Or exp=use.
Stanton 81 Da'yenDort,
ava lJI daIket Street.
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OLD POINT COMFORT
And
FORTRESS MONROE

Are but one nights sail from Baltimore ~
W ashington ON magnificent st<amkH EI-
c~urSiobists sOcboOstng can take the BAY Lns
s.rp msrs at Baltimore. wiins-s ths grand cleo
iricaI and pyrotSehnicsl display In the fiafb0L
arrive II Did POrt Com fort and rortrs< Non
roe early the following morning. ,P>nn we
day and be back 10 Baltimore again bright
end early on the Dornlng Of the night OF ths
great Mystic Pageant.
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DIED,

MCGRAW-At Rellaire. Ohio, on Friday,
august 81. lSS3. MARIA, wife OF william Nc
GTaw, in the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband
in the Fifth ward, this Sunday afternoon at
} O'Clock. Inte,mentat Rose Hill cemetery.
Pittsburgh Dispatch please copy.l
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A FAIR.

NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS IN THE
~ Eighth Department for Textile Fabrics
and all other domestic manufactured Articles:
v g. the superintendenis OF this department,
will receive all articles TO De exhibited at.
their rooms aDove T.. Bookings drug store,
they can be seen from August = TIL
Septemrer7, from To 1 p. IN. The superln.
ien6cnis will be responsible for MI articles
left IN their care, aud will have show cases
IN which TO e1hioit them.
MRS. JACOB BERGER,
MRS. ROBERT WHITE,
MRs. MATTE THORNTON,
aulgdeI superintendent.
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SEQUIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

NO.. M SEVENTEENTH STREET, RE.
~ opens Monday, September SRI, 1888. THIS
highly prosperous Institution for young
Ladies and Misses Is justly one OF The most
voted her.pIr for quite a number OF ycarstO
the art OF Teaching, ana Tn" success which hIs
IN varia bly, attended her effort Is faS ,rably
known. Her assistant, Miss +. T.. Blanchard,
an eminent Pianistc. sthe preceptre>> OF mu-
sic, which lere receives special attention.
Connected with the Institute j. u department
for small boys. Pupils will consult tn"ir wi
interest by entering at the very opening.
Those OF German decent are Taught the
language without extra charge.
MISS PAULINE H.. SEGtIN,.
Principal.
MISS h. u. BLANCHARD,
lnn2 AS-nclate PrIncinl.
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MOUNT VERNON

IL but . few hOurs' ride % the hiaorLe f"ib
mae from Washington. rp'sntii AtsSIners
eaving every Dorning and rtuning during
lle afternoon.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
City Property and Quarry Lots.

SNS
OF
City Property and Quarry Lots.
In the Municipal Court Of v heeling, ~: X.
+. Whitaker vs.. Henry Gunther, ct. al, in
Chanccry.
in the above entitled cause on the 18th day
OF July, 1855, the. undersigned special commis-
sioncr will, on
Saturday, September 30, 1888,
proceed To sell. at public auction. at the front
door OF the cUurt-hOuSe OF Onto county, West
virginia. commencing AT 10 O'Clock "A. m, the
follow ing described property, viz:
The north half ~ lot numbered forty.seven
a. on Chap.ine street, in centre Wheeling,
which was laid out by Moses Chapline and
others as an addition to South Wheeling: also,
Quarry lot numbered three g. containing
three rods AMI % poles. situated In the city Of
Wheeling, and brIng In the addition 10 the
said city rs laid ont by FrancI X. Armstrong.
trustee for Emily A. Zane. known ~ "Out
LOTS; also,
so much OF quarry lot No ) as lies within
the following bound, Beginning al the south
side Of Fulton street NJ a corner betveen
quarry lots Nos. + and iand unning with the
line OF Fulton street \. Ish . r.. 8 lL-lOJ poles
ana >. IL +. ! oI.lUO poles 10 the line OF said
T rd;. , ind yin I ~ ne t y e i lain ~, ,oi +: : 80 o', ,SS
sOuthwestsriv line Of said lot No +: and W tn
n same n. 49, ". ii @-I q poles to the
s"uiheriy corner between quarry lots Nos: D
dll u dll' 81 j." ~ aTA' " ~ WI WV
said quarry lots y. ~ u 25.lUJ pole. TO
the beginning, containing one ~ acre, more
or less; sho.
Quarry Iot numbered four ~ containing
three 81 ToodS and eight ~ roles, being The
same property conveyed 10 ths Paid Hc1ry
Gunther by John GilChriSt's heirs by deed
dared February eth. 1874, and juno sth. isSF.
and recorded among saId land records In
Deed book No. GG, pIgss4b and iJ2. The coal
underly ing said tracts and coal privileges IL
reserved.
IERns % SALK-UD third, and az much
more ~ the purchaser may elect u pay. IN
cash, ard the residue In two equal INSTALL
menls payable re- pectiyeIy In SIX and twelve
months from the day 81 sale. the credit In.
SiHllmcnts carrying interest from the day OF
sale, the purchaser IN execute bonds therefor
with good personal security, payable 10 the
undersigned special commissioner. Title 10
he ret ned until the whole purchase money
Il paid and a Conveyance directed by the
Court. LOUIS r. sIIrEL-
Special Commissioner
W HAILER, AuctiOneer.
Clerks Office. Municipal Court ~ wheeling.
] hereby certify that Louis =. stfel, said
rp4cfai Commissioned, has given bond with
&scU:.ty required by law.
J. r. COWDES,
Clerk pro tempore.
August 20, 1883. auD wasi
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General Notes.

The mill at Sruthers, o., is on full.
The mills of Joliet, ILL.,, have again
started up.
There is a strike at the glass factory
in New Bedford, Mass.
The Streator, ILL.,, window house will
begin TO blow on Monday.
The S~treator, ILL.,, glass manufactures
will start up September l.
The Wisconsin glass factory, at Nil
wsukee, starts up September l.
Zug's mill, this city, IL on full, with
good prospeets.-LabO, Tribune.
The glass works at Phillipsburg, Pa,
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HENRY j. ARBENZ, GRADUATE OF
III the celebrated Royal Conservatory OF
Music AT StuttgartD thorough instruction in
piano and organ playing, Stuttgart methoil,
Harmony, Composition, Instrumentation
and Chorus Singing. Orders can he left at
any of the music stores in the city, or nj my
room 1915 Market street, over the German
Bank. hlIbOn
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FIFTY. MINUTE TRAINS
bel w'rn the two cities. Trains run OF l'"i
every hour.
HARPER'S FERRY

IL directly upon the line Of the r. a o., only
"A nile over two hours run from Baltimore
and ne hOur from Washington. The Old
tom Brown FORT stiIl stands. Assll the %
rs, 90. displays, and p~Ageants at Baltimore
,ake place nj night, tbere will be abundant
oproftunitIes 10 visit Harpsr's Ferry.
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Pageant Night,

Another remarkable spectacle will ne wit
messed, and effects produced nsver before at
tempted In any city ~ the world.
The parade al tie tho Rrandest In extent
known In The history 81 mystic rageantry.
Tie costumes. all entirely new, were made In
Paris. ana beyond all comparison the finest
ever imported ~ this country. The unpnrsl.
lelcd nUmb. 7 Of Forty Tableau Floats vii he
IN line, and will be larger and more Imposing
IN INSTRUCTION than ever before known
some conception 81 the am AZing extent 81 the
pngeant may he gIeaDsh from the fact that
upwards Of thiIieen hundred men, ivn han
drci and thirty hor,rs. stI bands and six huu.
dr'd carried liLhts arc required TO pace u
upon the ttIeciA
No advance VIII he made In The nSnsi IEbs
for Hotel hccOmIn adatiOns. either H. BIVr
more or Washington, visitors being -nsblr"l
TO ,iop va either city, the Baltmofc aud ono
rEnnInR
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WASHINGTON,

Ever a place Of grsaiest ,ntefst 10 al, Fever
Iopks more beautiful 70 the eye OF ones mnse
Inducements for . vbdt than during the
lovely weather. alvays me rae 70 ssp,s.a
the west 10 y Arlington, AID the only line
running
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WITH UpIIFrED HAND HE swORE,

TIT SvILLR, PFNNsiINNSI,, -
COUNTY oi CRAWFORD,
Personally appeared b' fore me. a Notary
Public in r. 1 for the City OF I,usvil'c. W.
II. Morgan. Vh0 being duIy sworn according
to law, ucpu~CS and says that for tue past sik
yeas ir mas been seriously troubled with
Sciallc Rheumaii>m which NJ times Is ~ se-
we're aS 10 tO'aIly ~iuCapHCiRli- him from all
business: That lie has used nearly every
known remciv fpr rheumatism without re-.
lief, aud that after using four bottles ~ VII.
sons Lightning re mrly frr lthcuInaiiSnI n:
perienced great relief aud that on q return o.
The Il seaSc thrrour four ,iu.c~ VII invariably
afford relief and tnHt lie believes the mo u.
ciuc " III, 10y continuing it, use, effect n per
mancnt cure and that u ~ H., only medicine
he ever found t. Afford reset when suffering
with the diseaSs. -. II MORGAN.
sworn 10 and subs 'rih"d before inc Nhis
10Th day 81 November, i>H.
T.. y MElIING,
Notary Public.
The sfest. the b'~t, the cheapest Kidney
and Liver cue, lr. A.. II. Davis Family
Pills. Richardson, Goodwin a Co., Whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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NEW
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A LARGE HOTEL IN GOOD REPAIR,
"A in a,thriying town, within II few stepsot
u railroad partly furnished. IL desired pos
session al once. Terms reasonable. Present
proprietor has other business: For particu'
lars address J. HUNT & Co.
au2ycodc Warrington, W. Va.
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enCn MONTH. AGENTS WAIVED. ~
aZJu best selling articles IN the sorid. One
ssmpie free. Address JAY BROSSOS, De
troit, Mich. tedgs
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MINUTE TRAINS
BETWEEN.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.

No such opportunity for a vistt 70 the mos
attractive centres 70 the Esst q o"u'" A-
been offered for jean - thess
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goodness sakes alive and then there
was q lot OF dish pans on the stairs be-
gun to fall and they all tried to get up
cellar at once, and they fell over each
other, aud -, my, what a frowy smell
came up to the kitchen from the cellar.
IL was enough to kill anybody. Pa was
tne Inst TO get to the head OF
tnt stairs, and he stuck his head iu the
kitchen, and took q long breath and
Said; 'Whoosh! Hennery, your pa is a
mighty sick man. The deacon came
ur next, and he had run his head into
hanging shelf and broke q glass jar of
hacAIcherries, and they were all over
nm and he said give me air. Earth's
Sut desert drear.' Then ma and the
TeacGhs wife came up on a gallop, and
fHty locked tired. Pa began to peel off
Ms coat and vest and said he was going
IuL 10 bury them, and ma said he could
IICl$ her, too, and / asked the deacon if
Ne uiuut notice q faint
OdOr observer Gas
Son.ng from the cellar, and my ehum
1t SmeIltd more to him Is though
omm'thlng had crawled in the
Snar and died. Well, YOU never
a." d slcker crowd, and /
TI sorry for ma and the deacon,
SauSe their false teeth fell out, ani-I
''" ma couldn't gossip and the dea-