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EROOE

.sIhar, pad Liver D.aaEs1 aud RherantiSm.-
s.S,I, IcL:ihl ;-"hVicils seemed to Ectp me
.c.!i ao{ vi olt CT Led y = s!ai;i eafId no."
WtCo.iuE, ". Va.
~, NJ, rolfrcs Of Noe, Impaired yoice.-sut.
~ 10; ycGn iNtINt mediC!us, iei cd tohulp nc.
b. Sn''A o'"' GIsI hLLa CnAuDuOE,
o. s;4!ttl & TO-, dhOslins. ". Va.
nv,nsrsls u:G ulGerIsd STANDARDIZATION,
.et Vas Is!Ad TO give 20 Iel.et. Or. sTaita cured
a." TllDAAS AtAit instirnucs: igeut.
Fl1-"nAd '"S'n '9 E6 !Sptic :: Ey sssj NJ: SR'sh
sioIVis, ElEEIHg Sores on 4tee1.-"ay san was
,siSIt,,i int [uIl lerA yeEzs. Nothing seemed to
n@V"|' &ts. GAII.EQINE CARS,
E4iest 3trest, Wheeling, W. VS..
r.,,.r -."Suartst !or .racE VIA Ceticar, Han
q ~, n;t thrsc ttGitB. Is returned R:tcr each cpes
..iai, y. 8niiN cured ne withonE Saiie, cslntic
OF pall. ~. :. !; 49, ~ -
yseSs. kl;J.tti IyiRS. d. Smith CURED lii
N'A'O' 49, TGoAAS CoLyIN.
ThticSaIU t:vS!', aAt4 &c, Wheeling, {. IA
t1rTIAlJaS Of LeG.rru, I1Giapsus and piles.-
"Tss assn Up 10 did and pronounced incurahle,
d. sE!.h gu.lt me without Ebttu."
WASHINGTON DELAl7Y,
4a,!ia's berry.
Pes. u. U. lLu NgltS+f- bI ohlltAe pTo.g'
E5ggl services III ny faulty have tsaI! most sa.is.
!aCtO.y, arc | Co'dlaoEI hial IL al q a gentleman
End NSsiLlful phyhc!ln.
Nh. !t4lTete. kV!AsayS:-'I had b0en suffering
ter p,ca JraIS End ue4lsG by many Physicians tor
a,werstA. IL, Hmt!H said / rad 4 tnTtt wsrra. end
IN axht AourH teTdYct 4 Munhtet iGf feet ious."
FclAl9 CV.AF!.iuia -LaEe9 years IN hospitals fu,
ientiat, Eiyn Iar peculiar aiyAataRGs!n scch cases.
Ieyl01S CIIe. q cs.A.fh, dieesSls OF hrnrt. liver,
~s.gaaIl, EtouayS, sG!I, biUou, SerToug aloc;lont
aud wea <ro.aG u .Hoa @Hd youth, s:roiuia auG
kth!nA seLti:J b. 10y E1bG2f%.
9!.N ruIe4 RlLhOut tho Guli1.
isue5;s Al s d:iLsteS p-Ey be treated 81 fettaI
sod :a;iEt.s;!ou g1Araa!eEd. A chart for self eS.
.ails..ol EeDG Oh reGt.pEo. two taGcs-Ccnt s!S:nre
SG6 Gttl4 :atl;NGd Zee,
cppAu!Adcl {. olcs free. oaicH hou:s from
~. to P. N, Only, Chfl on OF aIinebs
JOHN II. s2lTA, II, D.,
nyl2raE No. Es EnAn.!ae s.: Mht-Ntng: " VI
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mr.u eI,H seieluIa Cor twelve
lhNc Lts9 ' All IyJe, ui mt aslAIBeAA q iHans
,,,II, Aid h.'u All, \ Al umu. lEst IiulileI ! WA
I.udiOftAh! 'fIS M mi wear ci-tltaF. ! hae
Nd u Ihsi 4 IGSIalri III tho ttiJrt 10 b., Curtd.
10! buGdE!u COS ~ !. and had Injured mIAeli wiz.
II ii L0a0 pniivT /, Y0u. aniits SPECIFIC cured
~ ptJi3Pny HAu PsEs,ST X. l.. Nigh,
lie IiaGrlrI N4'' LGa0Li, Ars.
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To CUR an Ordinary cough or cold take
one dose OF DR.. W Stars Da.s,m Of Wild
Cherry before going to hsd at night. It will
Gauss a suspension Of nervous excitabIllty,
allow you swest repose, and by morning the
cough will be gone. II Is the best md there.
fore the ehsSpest cure for coughs, colda and
consumption; is sold by dsugs{stu generally,
sud onph. 10 be found in every intelligent
household, 5,tt DIV
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Qu.cK doctors, electric belt and other
snindlsrs who live by frightening our young
men end young women by nasty circulars,
will find their occupations gone when It be.
cor,es generally known that DR.. Gusott's
isilow Dock and Sa,saparilla is a certain
cure for ell weakness Of The urinary organs,
Da1yousness, ste. Obey the laws OF health,
tsksa few bottles OF this simple remedy and
YOU will coon be restored 10 perfect manhood
and womanhood, free from all worrimsut OF
mind and distress OF body, No. pAw
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A LARGE mass Of error IL easily ON.
balmed and perpetuated By q little truth.
a.esinu,s atu,ea Aaxs

aFII'Ga NnFC. - n
Tina greatest Elndical wonder OF tia world.
Warranted to steediiy cure Bnrns. Bruises.
Cuts. Ulcers, Salt Eheum, Fe7ac sotcs, can.
GERS, Ii'cs, Chilb!s,as, Cons. Tette,. Clapp d
Hands, AID Ill akin crup.ions, guaranteed to
fufn in every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sate 1t Logan L. Co.'s
BritSa Cdrnst Dtny NnrA.
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DR,j. ) RI,
No, 14oI CEA"LINE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

o..,., evidence OF q pnyaleiaD's Micccas Is h,
lns u oT' n III ~Eaiivnts. T1c increasing deaiauds
Mi- NV r;t,,,.Sicua s-tyiCes Prove maj have dea!
ko laaUi' n%ser uSO u TEltent's i!An.c without 20!
o. n.y. w. i,ro,,9h / hEyt ulLny tuulrcG cetltca!e.
E.S' ;Nst. WON | EASa cured sittr they had petl
~ t M y ;.DtuGSh medical cdu
Es nv VIA Essiy ;gsrs ACsGIlal vxTeIIence mt
!. .sya va. tll.Fapai!V bEaais, { Gloss oosery
iaTOI ieialei.4SsaiIs! rI Hs;alls,i'iGi tie a3 "a s si;sI, y,
~S aI,S ia TEs1iO!! Snd lrIlEiy give the patient NJ
nnt1thu,
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A EnIr Offer.

TIE Voltsic Belt Co, MARSHALL, Mich, offer
to send Dr.. Dyes Voitaic Bait ind Appli-
srces on trial, for thirty days. to mea. young
or old, FIJI ctfd with nervous debility, lost
and kindred troubles. See adyer.
tisameut in this paper. 1rh.Aw
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The glory of mar Is his strength. II you
ere weakened down through excessive study,
or by curly inGigc.etioEs, Ailea's Brs;n Food
will permanently res,nre a!l ions v;gor. and
strengthen Gil the mascles ei Brain aad Body
81; Q .oi s.. Atdruggitts, or hv III Ill from J
H. Allen, 3l5 First Aye, New York City.
-. .r. aE-E .|a t.IE. -.--.H ~. =. $40 ,rhrsp.
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\ yER's S%AnsArARIlLA Is the hest medicine
for every one In the rpring. Emigrants aud
travellers will fad In Il, an elec.ual cure for
the eruptsons, boi.si pimpies, eczema, ETC.,
that break out on tho akin the effect Of dis.
order in tho blood, caused by sea.diet and
life on board ship. pawy
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AsoIchL,
SKIN HUMOR.

nor,b, old broke out with some
N, bItI, ~ S1 HnvI, md after being treated hye
VA 0! itia AgH il3ity nhJsici ~, was even up 10
n,aOaatS; " i ~ ,a gT.!'l ~ .Immgnd5d Ssilts s p 9 sS.
Ok; e 5H .. Sts;Ss q s 4, aylE, III + ,r y Se q H ths dss.
iOn b lcpc, ~" w j. j. kirkland.
uIndeu, kuAk County, texas.
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PROFESSIONAL CARpe.
j; LEXANDER BONE, ST.,

SclLry Public, General Guz.uass aud Licensed
Eel Et:ate AGENT. S:ock sut honey Broxer.-
Feeds, lesIst, Acknowledgements, aud fGrtnersh!p
A~srHIvaH diNTit up, SGtcllhE:s' and aauufsc-
sares' ktoEs opened, Acpaes senlcd, HonE Col
kcldp CcltectonG littmpt:y Inn1!.tcd-Hll busineas
CclraIaniGite GouiiJeuLally attended 10. No,
1.J !N.tGet street, "Utt's Block" co,rer Market
sp.i Twelfth EtIcttS. Wheeling. ". Va. n0l7 I.
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EXPERIENCE Bhoas that succeRs ID due
less 10 ability than zsal. Tho winner is he
who gives himself 10 bis work, body and
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nary Remedy ever discover
ed. 1t has superseded the Actual Caulcry
or hot iron; produces more than forr times
The effect Of u blister; takes the place Of MI
linimcn,s, and is the safest application ever
used, as it IS impossible to produce a scar
or Flemish witt, it. It is n powerful, ac-
tive, reliable and sue remedy that can be.
manipulated at will fer severe or mild CT.
feet. Thousands o! the best Veterinarians
and Horscmen Of this country testify to its
many wonderful cliFrs and its great prac.i-
, cal valrc. II is also tic NEST economical
remedy il rsc, MS enc tablespoonful of
Caustic Baisam will proaGcc more actual
results than Il Whole bottle Of my Imminent
or SPAWN cure mixture ever made. prico
$3.50. Sold b druggists, Or sent, charges
paid, ly LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS &
co, Sole Importers and rroprietors, Cleye-.
land, Chic. rs" None g%enuinc without
las cur signature on the label.
..yoor #ia. ..r.E.. .H % .T.
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q sraISGriELD. Mass, firm Of envelope
makers nsed LOO tons Of paper in making
TO- 900, 900 enrGlopey last yenr, M
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The Rev. GEo. H. THAyER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: '.Doth myself and vile owe our
lives to SHILoR's ]CoNtuMprIoN Cure"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Lisa Of Appetite,
Yellow skina shiloh's Vitalizer Is a positive
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~ HEf" N.H.r. E-----aL ..N...
Ont n! tho margin oil mooushinc land,
Tickle Inc. love. in ltlcie IoueS1no rihs, Il,
Out where The Whtng.whang loves 10 AiBnd, n
Mitung hi. nam9 With Bis I'LL on The ssul,
ANY hwipilg u out with his oogeii.h htud;
i'cKie me- love, IN lhete Lonesome ibis.
ISL tho gibhcr OF gungs and kecss7 Ii.
lleGIo me, love. III tne.o IoatA Ime Tbs.
0r what IL the sound that tho whIuS.whaug seeis
CronehipE low by the winding cnefs. s,E .Tl
And holding bis breath jsun, Wnrkyio weeks?
Tickle me-, love, In these loucly iibA.
Ano!ts me tho wtalthits, Of wealthy things,
,,I ice!c me love, III these Lonesome ribs,
Us Y iait whlng.whaaEcSi With phosphor rings,
ANA hiidal Jewels OF iangs and Stings, a-
Ard She sis aud ~ ESdiy and l0itiy ,lugs,
Al lle ni hewll wniIr Of her own dead wIpgg
f Tickle me, dear:
Tickle nc hero;
Tickle nc, love, 1T tre itnsotda rthsi
''1f boil buRpErtE, AFTER hwISHuRSE,
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BucKHonS. Tex, clnimst 10 have a 1O.year.
cd girl that weighs l55 pounds, and gains
a pound every four days.
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Why WILL You cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 Cts, 50
otn, and 81.
eHlLon's CArAEEn REMEpY-a positive cure
fJr Ustarrh, Diph.hesia and Canker Mouth.
For sale by MeLsia Bros. and A. r. Young.
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AGENl 70 WANTED FOp
Deeds OF During:


aae f'est collection ot tho most fulfilling pe,.
sIna lalSentutcs, exploits Of ss,uts and spISs. ior.
s"ta hopes, heroic bravery. imprisonmeny and
h sS"ptSsdlh CscsptS romantic incidents, haud.to-
NV. aseis OIL Ibolh ,Iics duhug the t,Yeai CIVIL
m NJ No book llIGit.a Pm,uIelY illustrated. Ont
''s tsh Al Address FoRsHEE 4 &cNACKlN.T
''p's Cincinnati, Ohio,
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o,,r s,tl,c On D.u.. 49,. e-iA DiSca'es mailed
ID. @sap.c'na' ,,,,y, ~.ysft n,
Drawer o., Atlanta, Ia.
w. yo,s OElec, 1913. 23dsates, seswee1 Sixth
M,,v,nlr ANrIll.ts l-o-e
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ut is in mem Try Of n roor M n who
died Tor me, replied the d Ike, whoI Q voice
lremtled alil htly. "Do not Ilu, b, my
FRIEND; you will disoblige me-"
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They are going like hot cakes; We mean
the Hats at 1l0o Main street, E
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IlIe ~Gtdliaeursr
TliE M4H. nAB Mrse.

,ttiicc, so-. 20 nnd ri i0Wriccoth street.
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LOTTERIES,

Louisiana State Lottery Company,
II do hereby certify that we supervise tho ar.
basement, ior I'LL the MurtUIy Anu stmi.Annuai
Drawings OF lhc l,oui :i2Ga stats Lottery Company,
themselves and that the sane n,e CONCLUDED WIN
honesty. fairness. sud III god fatth toward xii psr.
ties; and SIC anth0,z! t3e tomrauy to nse' hi,
certificate, with isctllniles Of our signatures al.
tached. iu i!y ucver ,isements." '-TIG'~
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ELooD!lFL0oD! FLOOD!

SO 90 worth o! tho Fines. clo,tias damaged by
lie lJtd np&s be cold Iega.dle 3 Of cost.
We wall remove ApH! Ia: to Geo. @. Roth's old
Stand. corntr Of Main pn1 1wen.y.i is: streets. and
will S !! out all our irIcsent stock before moving.
greubtdy Is inyiicl t, call as 10 IN ns possible II
they wish to s.ye money, at No. 2l2s Main street
teS:s q. 6TElNFELD,
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what are you doing there?" sid the
Coun';, bursting into laughter. "A1e you
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incorporated III 1855, for Is year, by The Lertyla.
tnre for educational and charitable rnrp0seS.swIth
! capital o! 81 ,o0, C10-to which q reserve iTinu : I
1850. has alace been atldel.
by Rh overwhelming popular vote, its trenchtsc
was made & part Of tho nseaaat State Constitution
adopted Decercborg 2. A., Il, La75, $3.50"
The only Lottery ever voted on aud eudnrSea b,
ne people q any STATE. i never scales or po9i.
piace Tnuthly, ".
a ~sple:i!sa Opportunity 10 min & fortune, T:,io}
srana: Drawing, Glass ! . In the AcadAry q Mu.
tSSf-IGOsh Monthly EraN1nc.
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,,SL,..1 and Liver iJ.aeaEE1 aud RheG1Gtism.-
s,' h. icI.GI -"hVtcins kGcned to Ecip me;
.sE,ti mt XII out u Led. bE. s!at:it ctttG nc"
tos'a aGyr. PHILLIPS,
MknnlI- ~ Z L
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Additional INSTRUMENTATION iniu leGyts Eellaiye
points, and arrives at RridgCEor: Gt SIS, Martins
Ferry 3.ti md stc1benvifc at 0 81 4. N. Return.
Ing leaves SleubcnVillog IL LAS T. W., Martins Ferry
2 Il, Bridgeport 2aS and arrives Ut Bellairc at 3.l6
p. y. "a.
EOTE-Tra!ns leaving BellaiIe at $40 A. ". and
l0b5 A. n. connect ut Yellow Creek Tor Cleveland.
All trains daily except sunday.
E.A. FORD,
Gcnefal Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
WV. 4. BALDWIN. Manager. Pittsburgh. Pn.
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Then, to bis nmszement, NJ. de saulnes
SAN the Duke do Hardimont pick up the
piece Of bread, wipe it carefully with his
embroidered handkerchief, and place it on
a bench in the Boulevard, under a gas.
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One night last winter, about 9 o'clock in
The morning, The Duke DO Iiardimont was
Issuing from the club with his neighbor The
Count Of saulues. He had just lost some
hundreds OF louis, and felt a little out Of
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Tickle ne, love, 1T fne l1nsotaq ribsi
VIZ HrH7 Bol HukpLrfE Ne. AFTER kWISNitRSE.
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for minute that it was the strength
of faith. ="
''Do you belong to any church,"
ooh. yes, we are members of the
Methodist church in Rose township.
My name has been known in that To-
cality foryears My grandfather went
there when he was boy. owned a
farm, which was compelled to sell in
order to employ medical aid, but now
| know we shall need no more medicine.
and my wife will get we'll"
"Yes." said the gentleman who lives
next door, "if anyone could have seen
Mrs. Mansfield before Saturday and
knew how she was afflicted, he would
not doubt but that she was cured by
faith. Inever had much faith in prayer
until now, but this is convincing"
Mrs. Mansfield certainly showed
signs of long suffering as she sat in a
rocking-chair beside her bed. She had
contended look upon her face, as if
she was confident her prayers were be-
ing answered, and that by strength
given to her by her faith in the Lord
her days of sickness and suffering were
about TO close. CleCeldnd Herald
LITTLE FAITH IN THE FAITH CURES.
Not all the cases of alleged healing
by means of "Christian science" or
faith" will bear examination. We
know of one instance, at least, and
have reason to suppose that there are
multitudes of others, where the last
condition of the patient was worse than
the first. The artificial strength excited
by an imagined cure sometimes bears
resemblance to genuine vital force,
but the reaction, sure to follow in many
cases, reveals its true character. There
may be individuals who have been per-
manently cured by this mode of treat
ment, but we have never chanced to
see one, while we can testify of its fail
ure.-B0Ston C0ngregattonaiiSt
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A WOuld-Be PenSiOner.

At club dinner in New York re-
Gently, an examining surgeon related
the following incident, showing how
the Arrears Act developed pensioners
out of sound and undeserving men.
During the war he was surgeon of an
infantry regiment. When the regi-
ment first went into battle he observed,
sitting behind big tree, at safe dis
tance from the fighting-line, the cap
tain of one OF the companies.
What are you doing here, captain?'
asked the doctor.
I'm not feeling well,". replied the
officer in a doleful voice.
The surgeon was too busy looking
after the wounded to stop and inquire as
to his complaint. A few weeks later
the regiment again got under fire, and
the surgeon found the same captain
skulking behind barn.
"Hello! sick again?' he exclaimed
'Well, the fact is, doctor. I'm not
exactly sick. | may as well own up
that I'm coward. There's no help
for it. 1t must be constitutional. Now,
doctor, what's the use of my staving
in the army? Wont you help me get
a discharged"
The surgeon thought he was doing
the country q service when, few days
afterward, he recommended that the
man be discharged on the ground of
general debility. He heard nothing of
the captain until sixteen years later,
when he received letter from the
pension office informing him that Cap
tain Blank had applied for pension
from the date of his muster-out, and
that as he, as surgeon of the regiment,
had certified to the disability, would
he kindly inform the government AS to
the nature of the disease from which
the officer suffered? The surgeon re-
piled that the captains complaint was
chronic and incurable cowardice, not
contracted in the line of his duty, but
constitutional. The captains name
did not go upon the roll and his plan
for getting some four thousand dollars
for arrears and twenty dollars month
for the rest of his life came to grief
How many schemes no less dishonest
have succeeded through the complais-
ance OF examining surgeons, less hon
est than the narrator of this incident,
could only be asccrtained by thorough
ovcrhauling of the whole pension list
and re-eXamination of the entire
army of pensioners.-E Y. Smalley, IN
the July Century.
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German papers state that whole trains of
emgrantS from Siesia and Posen are passing
through Berlin, intending TO make their way,
via Hamburg and Bremen, TO Texas and Cali
ornia.
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The descendants of the Penns now living
who are to share the $4,000 designated by the
British National Debt Commission in commu-
tation of the a, 600 annuity, paid that family
since 1899, as indemnity for the property it lost
in Pennsylvania by the Revolutionary war,
bear the names of Fell, Rawlins, Newcombe
Barrow, Comm, Gaskill, Baker, Coates, Hail.
Read, Alexander, Walker, Gof, Clayton and
Raynter.
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III.
During the first day he had braced
himself in corner and choked down
his wrath, but having failed to secure
the corner the second day, he could no
longer keep the foot of his determine
ton on the neck of his Indignation.
7"say, thar!' exclaimed Plummer.
arising.
Well" the teacher replied "what
is itp"
"Dinged eff know whut it is Name
it an take it,"
The poet did not understand Mr..
Plummer, and he looked around as
though he expected to find an explana-
ton lying on the floor Not finding it,
he turned to Plummer and said:
Il am at a loss to understand your
meaning"
"Oh, | ken make myself plain, cap'n
eff that's whut you want.
'Well, that is exactly what | want"
Plummer approached, stopped near
the teacher and said:
"Afore you come here it was norated
around that you was poet. We all
believed what we heard an come ex-
pectin' to see sOmethin', but blame it,
YOU uIu LO Lulu VI II pOcl HUI tIlc
rest of us
Mr. Arthur Jelleman was astonish-
ed. He knew not what reply to make.
He knew not how to defend himself
for never before had he heard of such
a strange proceeding.
"Nor, sir" Plummer continued,
''ain't no more of poet nor am"
Young man"
I'm lookin' at you
Il say young man, you have been
misled concerning the true meaning of
poet. Now, sir, am poet" draw
ing himself up with an air of pride.
"Wall if you air poet may the
Lord pity the rest of us"
Il say, young fellow, that you don't
know the meaning of poet. You
wouldn't know poet if you were to
meet him in the road"
That's all right, ,cap'n. You haven't
showed all you advertise an you've
got to take your chances"
Mr.. Jelleman gasped and stared at
Plummer.
''When man comes to this here
neighborhood, an fails to show all
that the bills call fur, why then he
this here culmunity agin several hum
bugs what come erlong an couldn't
dance up to the racket of the adver-
tisement, an now on this here 'casion,
/ feels that it is my duty to make you
show up"
How show up?" asked Jelleman in
alarm.
prove to us that you are poet"
Il shall crafty you," Jelleman re-
piled. / will prove to you that | am a
poet, after which hope that you all
will devote yourselves to your studies
and stop staring at me-"
The teacher went to the black board,
took up piece of chalk, and after a
few moments reflection, wrote,
''Time and again
The best OF men
Must prove a fact by work;
And this is well,
For who could tell
A poet should he shirk."
He stepped aside, read the produc-
ton, and remarked Children, this
proves that | am poet If l were to
Send this effuson to magazine, there is
no doubt that would be handsomely
rewarded. Mr.. Plummer are you sat
isfed?"
Not exactly, cap'n. Them lines
writ up thar may prove to chill dren
that you are all you advertise to be,
but it don't prove it to man like me.
Gimme the chark an less see whut
can do"
After much labor, Plummer stepped
aside and revealed the following:
at don't take long
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-07-21

single banana and glass Of skerry con
etitute the breakfast for the dudes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-27
An Old Printer.
lNewburypor, Valley vis,,or

iNe~bnryport Valley vistior.l
 ltis eighty years tha year since Rev. Leonard Wilmington, of Newbury, com. menced his trade as a printer. If in America there is one older, where is he . Dr. Wilmington, then . youth of fifteen years, left his Dorchester home in ISos to become an apprentice to Messrs. Thomas X Andrews, the leading printers and booksellers of New England. located on the sorsh corner cs Newburv (uow Washington and Winter streets, Boston. Mir. Thomas was the famous founder of the Essex Journal at Newburyport and Of the Massachusetts Sty in Boston, the latter being removed to its present home in Worcester when the red-ceats made the capital too hot for such trea,onous sheet. In ISo4 this veteran of the trade was mostly away in Worcester. His partner, MT. Andrews, occupied his time entirely with the bookshop on Newburv ssreet. The printing-office upon Winter street, in the birthplace and home of old sam Adams, was managed by the weIl- known light in New England literature, Joseph r. Buckingham. The place vas the headquarters of imported as well as of native lettsrs. Aftex being several years in the office, the young printer leA to prepare for the ministry; but neither Vale nor Andover effaced in Dr. With ington the effects of his education at the type case, an education which alvays serves young man in better stead than Latin os Creed of professors and pries.