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PRoDUUR.

wheeling
Butter-Prims to choice creamery lS9
zoe; choice dairy l2@l4c; good to prime
country roll 10c; common mixed
stock b@6c. Fair demand.
Beeswax-Quctsdst 28@32c y ID.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 25cS
l 40 per bushel; string besas. new. 75e
per bushel.
Dried Fruit = New syaporatsd psred
reaches 75G23c; RHpared do l5@l6ci
faspberries 2SE sQe hlackbeyr1ef leo
Nsz sasari'a ssl'ss' qasE's7sA = ae'
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GINSENG.

Prices in Ginseng have advanced some
what and the market is brisk OF the follow
ing prices:
For choice, large roots, per ID. 81 1902 20
Fair ..................... ."....... l 9O92 o.
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- In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, g. July
kules, 1885.
Daniel Peck
Susanna Lewis, In her own right and - eIecatriI
Of the will Of samuel Lewis, deceased, Lewis
wocdmsnsee, Manhall II. Hayes and Charles
Hays, partpers As s B. c Hays, Hannibal
FORBES, trustee, First National Bank Of st. Cairs-
vile, Ohio, George Brown, uEdTing executor Of
The s q s9s ssanrs ssnP joan wiT sSms
Hughes, J. E Hughes and A. W. Haailton, part
ners as Thomas Hughes Co. C. Hans., W. A.
Wilson and J. E. Hanes. partnen a. c. Hans
Co, @. +, Taylor and 1heo. Kober, partners y
Taylor Rober.
Tbs general object Of this suit IL TO recover the
sum Of f4e3OO with interest from May 2st, 1st, or
such other sum a. 10 the couTt may seen proper a.
the compensation OF the plaintiff IS trustes IN two
deeds Of trust made By sam1el Lewis and vile and
Lewis Woodmsnsee and vile TO the plai iiin a tras-
tee one of which Is dated on the 18th day OF jane,
1865 and the other Of which is detsd on the 2Isi
day OF January. 1859, sDd 70 hAve the plainhf's
claim deIeed to be lien upo1 and enforced against
trust that Is 10 say: Lot number 50, situated 90
the south east corner Of Main and Madison NOV
Tenth streets and lot numbered ~, situated on me
southEet corner Of Madison and MARKET streets, all
In The city Of Wheeling Wesi Va, aud 20 70 have
personal decree for the plaintiff eaim against the
said Susanna Lssis; and II appearing tron an an.
eayit fled Is the cause that George Brown, sus1nna
=. ci.inyiiie Ohio, asrskail Il. Hays and Charies
HaSs are non q Of the state Of We. virtsia
n L ordered that the taid George Brown, eIecuor
a aiorrsaid, Susanna Lewis In her own right and -
execuirix a. aforezaid, Lewis Woodmansee, Flint
sational Bank Of - Cairsville. Ohio, hnshall IL.
Hayu and & b, rles Hsys partners - & b. c. Hay,,
do appsar In the clerks once Of this e0urt within
four weeks after the frs publication Of this order.
and DO what s necessary % protect their interests in
ri, Trit n IL further ordered that this order be
nrhIi,had md posted a required By law.
Wines. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of add Oourt,
Al the oourt hou7s of MD county, this sfh day Of
Inv. issS fo-sit: July Rules, 1883
rOHE w. MITCHELL, Cerk,
Puhiisheds Iriy 9th, 1855
Aftset: HEIL, Clark
Imp 1n1nt.
iystcaE
IPA -: Is: ]:
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FLoUR, GRAIN AND YERD.
COTTON.
New York.

New YORK, July 22.-Cotton-Firm ;
middFog uplands 10 3-l6c; Orleans
10 5-l6c; futures closed firm; July l0.2sc;
August 10 2sc; September 10 o2c; October
9.7Sc; November 973c; December 8. 73c;
January SOC; February 99lc; March
lOOlc; April 10. lie; May l0.2lc.
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LIVE sHoUK,


Wnoob2Bs
The market a. general thing rules
fair this week. Fu1 supply OF common
cattle; good cattle scarce. MesEs. Hudson
q Bsyha furnish the following quotations:
Castle-Extra, l,eO0 to l,l00 ID. csttle.
4i@l4ic per ID. good, 800 to 900 lbs, SIG
&c par ID. light from 900 to 800 lbs, Hose
per b.
Hogs-Markes active; 4a4a per ID
Sheep-Dull; 2i@3c per ID.
Lambs-Good, market firm; 3k94 per ID.
Calves-&s 00@6 90 per head.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MoSDEY, July 20.
IcatsIe are so,d at Dess figures Tire srsi9h Hs org
soid az nj sVeighi, dad z 20 psresaE GENERALLY ~
from Tire ireioh SAesP soId 0roE5, ehot y ~
xeigk, o. nothing Ell
AT CALyERTON YARDS.
Beet Cattle-The continued warm wezth.
er has had very depressing effect on trade
today, and ruled accordingly. The effects
ofthe drought 10 further seen in the charae-
ter Of the oferingA which consisted very
largely of thin stock. Prices OF the best cat
lie, of which there were few offered, shoE
little change, quality considered, but other
grades are OF 4Ja2c, and in rome instances
Sc per 10 as compared with last weeks
rates. We quote the range at - SOC
S so. with most SASS at 81 e095 70 Re.
100 lbs.
Pr;css IF B>sf Cattle sasgsi % so'lpsk
|| II. H
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on 5UHpAY4
Leave the city st Q. N. and run every hour unal
leave Wheeling Park sh N. and run every hour
until 10 ., NJ, c. HIRSCH, Supt.
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What is CataIIh2

II Is q disease OF the
"a ucous membrane
generally originating
in the nsssl pasages a
maintaining It's strong.
hold in the head. From
his point II sends forth
& poisonous virus along
he membraneous lin.
mss and through the
digestive organs, cor
uptiDg the blood and
reducing other uon-
ileSome and danserUu,
symptomA
Cream Balm has
ained an enyiable rep
Itation b ereve =
known, displacinR all
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Manhood Restored.

Remedy Free "A victim Of youthful imPru-
.,,rs causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
'fcsf Manhood, sc, having tried In vain every
- remedy has discovered q simple means Of
- enc Viii, b he will send FREE 70 his fellow
= rSrsrsi address, J. II. REEVES, 43 Chatham
~ New York.
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r. II

lther preparations. particle j. applied into each
lostrii, relieves pain at once is agreeable TO use
It CIeanses the head. ALays Inhamma-
don. Heals the Sores. Restores the Sense
of Taste, Smell, Hearing. A Thorough
Treatment VIII Cure. Not Liquid, or
Snuff. Apply into Bostrils.
Price so cts at druggists; or BY mail. send for cir
cuIsr ELY BROTHERS,
jys Druggists, oSego, n. Y.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

Money 1 Per Uent.-GOvernments Dull but
Firm-stOcks Higher Flour Quiet and
Unchanged-Whent Lower.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Money on call
easy at l per cent; prime mercantile paper
4@5 per cent Foreign exchange quiet
and unchanged.
GoyERSMENrs-Have been dull but
quotations firm.
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Communication

Z WKrUMPxA, ALA, Sept 2S,lssA-About SixSyeaI1
No became afflicted with very diSagreeabls skin
Isease, with large, dry ssreS and many erusted ptm-
plss on my face, hands and shoulder, The sore on
ny IhOulder eat out hole nearly An inch deep, ant
Dc cGnoecoOs appearance Of one Of the sores near
nv eye alarmed me very much. i tried all kinds
" treatment but found nothing that seemed 10 atect
% disease. / finally decided TO Try s 8 8. on ad-
Itce Of a physician, ard In q short time the scaba
fropped IRON the and left my skin smooth and
kst Ieonsider ). 8 5. the greatest blood medicine
.ade and the only thing that viii cure the disease
rlth which was afflicted. / think my trouble Eas
- result Of terrible attack Of malaral fever,
acted while farming in the TalaPooSa nver swamp.
caa be found az nv ofhce in the court house as
tVstumrks. You can refer 10 me-
III RHoDEs, Dep. sheriff Elmore Co, Ala ..
reEtise on Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed iree y
vr1E SWIFT SPECrPiC Co. Drawer 8, Atlanta, &c
!. goid nv Lanyhlin Bros. 4 Co. and Logan Co, a.
,vholessle and retail Wheeling, w. Va.
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rheumatism twenty Years.

have been suffering trom Rheumatism for twenty
years AZ times with almost tntolorAbls pain. had
he best medical treatment, and took all sorts Of
remedies, but without relief Being reduced almost
% skeleton, and not being able 20 yAlk even with
rrutehes WA induced 70 try Swihs Specific, and
81 acted like = charm, and am to day entirely
6eved. Have thrown away my crutehes and am In
txoellent health. believe SWtfts Specific viii cure
he worst cases Of rheumatism
1 MIS-. EZRA MsRSHoS, Macon, Ga, Aug. 4, "a.
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EeWYork.
WOOL.
WhNAlinR.
TUESDAY, Jolly Il,

TUESDAY, Jolly Il.
The market this week is frmer than last,
although not as much wool is being Pur
chased by our local dealers, greatly on &C
count of farmers being busy with their har,
vesting. The Eastern market has taken q
firm stand, thereby creating somewhat
briske1 tone in the local market. Prices
range about as follows: Washed fleece "a
assoc; unwsshed 10000, and tub washed
27@7Sc per pound.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Wool-Market
frmer; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz.
Vinia XXX and above 32@34c; coarse 29S
Soc; nedium unwashed combing and de-
laine 24@25c; coarse do do do 223@24c;
Valley Oregon coarse 20@2lc; New Aexi.
can and Colorado fne l5920c; medium Is
A2oc,
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is1 Prizes. smsunfns IN ..-----------.----s72,sc
Applicaf.os for rztes 10 clubs should Be made or
70 tie once Of The Company 70 Hsv Or!szns.
For further information vrits clearly, Kivin
address. POSTAL NOTES, Expres koDs
ders O. Sew Yogk Exchange 10 ordinz-~
Carreney By exprs9 faIi Sums Of s. an
our en- eES1 sddrcs1ed n AT
or n. A.DAUPHN.
COT Seventh ST., VIZ
hake p. o. Money Orden
Registered Ikfters 10
NEW ORLEANS NAIIf
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRkINs-
~ EXPLANATION OF RxyzRRHcz MAxxs: sDa!iy.
fsundsy excepted. monday sxceptsd-Whssiias
Time:
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Philadelphia.
NAns-ss % OARD.

wheeling.
The nail market Is active. Nails, fence
and brads - lOd to sod, 81 Is; Sd
and Sd, 81 80; Sd and I'd,
% Is; I'd and Sd, g 90; Sd, % IS; ID,
IS 90. Barrett inch, IS Is; inch,
s. Is; inch, q IS; II inch, 81 co.
I inch, g IS; Il inch g 2 IS. Z inch inch
s. Is. Tobacco Hhd-lOd "a Is; Sd
s. 90; Sd and I'd, s. Is. Clinch-Al
sizes, "a 90. Slating-5d, $325; I'd, $32s;
Sd, 81 90; I'd, IS Is. Finishing-l inch,
81 Is; 1t inch, IS Is; II inch, 81 so; II to
"A inch, 81 Is; 2 inch, - 90; u inch, g Is:
8 inch and over, g so. Casing and Box
ine-lod to SOD, $500; Sd, g Is; Cd. $3.50;
ID, 50 IS; Sd, 81 IS. Fine Blued-d,
81 90; Sd, IS Is; I'd, s. 90. Cut Spikes
All sizes, 81 so. Boat Spikes-An sizes
q 90. Each half keg l0c extra.
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OIL MtH.


On CRY, July 22.-Nationsl Transit Ger
tifcates opened at 94fc; highest 954c; low
est 9lIc; closed at 95Sc; sales 1895, 00(
barrels; clearances, 1914, 900 barrels; runs
$685. barrels; shipments, 1880 barrels
charters, Sc, s29 barrels
Pittsburg.
PIrTsBrRgr July 22.-Peroleum dull
National Tra1sit certificates opened 81
94ac; closed at 95sc; highest 95sc; Lowest
age.
Network.
NV York, July 22.-The market has
been a little mere active and strong all
asy. At the opening the price was shade
higher at 94c, and it remained fraction
above that price until late in the day, when
it rose to 95sc, but closed at 95lc with
g5sc bid. Transactions aggregated 1850,
900 barrels.
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PETROLEUM.
TituSYill0.

T1Tusv1LLE, July 22.-Msrket opened a.
93Ec; hghes. 94!c; lowest $780, closed
at 95sc; shipments, IS, 426 bbls; charters
g. 929 barrels.
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WEST VIRGINIA MAP.

The BEGIsTERs map OF the State, made from a.
rua surveysoi each county, contains oil post road
and streams, with political divisions, &C., and Is
considered the only accurate map Of tho s'ste evs'
published. sIEe--Three BY three and threeiourth'
feet. Price 90 Cents.
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s%zzazaszws
ML<ez<
+
Commissioners.

Incorporated In 1863 Tor Is yexn By tie Leeisls
sure for Educational and Charitable parposss-yifi
A capiisi Of o. 900 Oa-to which Q reserls fund q
aver $4,000 has Hncs been added-
By an overwhelming popular vote fts frsnohiss
vss made part Of the present State Constitutes
sdoptsd December Il, A. u. 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted On and endorsed b.
the people o any siats
II never fcsles or pos.pones Ih Grand Singh
Number rzsinxs iaFe place monthly.
A splendid opportunity 20 win fortune. Eighth
Grzpd Drsxing, C.ss II, IN the Academy Of Mnsic
New OrSezns, Tuesday, August ii, iss5-is5d
A'n; GzsP Pifs PRIZE, s7u,ees.
ioo mo Tfeksts NJ Five DoIlsn Esch. yncnsus is
rffths In pfoporttou.
LIT 90 fkfxN
Capital
Captd lby8,
Pri10 Of ttg0 L,cQl
rTizef Of 1000
10 Prizes Of 1900
% Phses Of 1000
100 Fries o. NV
30 Prizes AZ 1ef(t
30 Prizes o. ~
100 Prizes 81 B....--.------. 100
Appscxtnzton Pn10
characteristics Prizes Of t75o-------.---. e,lt
sAppsoxtmxtton PrtEss 81 Hq...--~-...---- l,6t
sApproxzns.tou Pns0 Of x1-----.-.---.-- zxo
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. n
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 4, 1855,
~ trains on tho Wheeling and Kim Grove RAA-
rad Will run A folloHl.
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All trains daily sxospt Bunday.
Trims leaving Bridgsport q sii2 q - ~ ~
Trains leave Cleveland les Whssiing q ~ = ~
800 p. m, arriving si 7s0 p :. ena ~.
J. q. TOhLWI -
PanDoR Agent. whsslings ~ ~
r A. fORU,
Gen. ~, - Ticket Assnl Pifhkuk -
WIN. 4. hALbNlH. Manages.
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DRY GOODS.


EKw YoRK, July 22.-The excessive
temperature Of the previous two days is re-
hected in Iessened numbers Of buyers. as
very man Of them have Withdrawn to more
cOraenisl or pleasant resting places, and
he market hzs bean less active. though 10
reasonable Bpssis7;i;es s eood D.
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Treatment WIN Cure. Not n Liz

S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
- In the Circuit Court Of OHIO county, o. July
kules, 1856.
DanIsi paok
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N Depart. Arrive
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
VARIETIES.

The citizens OF Chattanooga will present to
the government site for the new 500. 600
United States Courthouse
In Vienna recently died an eagle which
had been kept in confinement ia years
1t is supposed TO have been about 120 years
old.
The silver product OF the United States in
1884 was $40 000 COO and the egg product
SS0,000,000. There's bigger bonsnzs in
hens than il silver mines.
The Cheyenne Sun claims that Wyoming
is higher and cooler in summer aud warmer
in winter than any other piece of real estate
on the northern continent.
Last year over million and halt OF cats
were killed for their skins, which have be-
come valuable as fur-lining. The industry
of cat skin collecting is OF very recent
growth.
The moss crop OF Florida is worth more
than the cotton crop and can be put on
the market at less expense. The demand
exceeds the supply, but there is not a
county in which the product is not going to
waste.
Captain P. Nichols, Of Belfast, Me-,
master of one OF the Atlantic steam rs. has
had printing press on board his vessel the
last three or four years. aud publishes a
miniature weekly newspaper called tae
Ocean Chronicle. He is editor, compositor
and printers devil.
This is the best Independence: To have
something to do, and something thas can be
done, and douemost perfectly in solitude.
Then the lonely hours Il Nv on like smoothly
gliding water bearing one insensibly to the
evening. The workman says: rs my sight
failiDg2' and 10, the sun has setl
. The ure of the telephone in agriculture is
being tried in France. A large Landowner
in the Department OF the Loire has estab-
lished regular circle OF telephone commu-
niCation throughout the whole of his estates
using the largest trees az stations, and thus
can simultaneously direct operations in all
parts OF his domain.
Australians have discarded the horse bit and
substituted tor it a carriage consisting OF q
steel band placed over the front bone of the
horses nose. to which appliance the reins
are attached. II is claimed for this subsi-
tute for the bit that it gives complete con-
troll over the horse without inflicting the
least discomfort or torture.
Lenses for the great Lick telescope are said
to have been at last successfully cast, aud
need only polishing to be ready for use. The
San Francisco Call says: SIN looking
through this telescope it is reckoned that the
moon will be brought within thirty miles of
the earth. and that discoveries will be made
on that plan ct to solve problems which here
tofore have been held to BE- unsolvapie.
Boston has always been very proud of the
equestrian statue of Washington by Thomas
Ball. in the public garden. The horse has
been declared perfect. A good Bostonian
took friend from the country to see the
statue. The old gentleman looked at it some
time, and finally exclaimed: "a splendid
horse. but he hain't got no tongue" And
all these years no Boston critic had discov-
cred that horse with the bit in his mouth
would naturally show his tongue.
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RELIGIOUS LSTELLiGENCE AND INCL.
DENT.

Religion brings both pleasure with it, and
profit after il.
The revised version o. the Old Testament
will &c published in Londo1 next Easter.
l will be content with no psw7 off Heaven
but Christ Himself; for Christ, possessed BY
faith here. is young heaven and glory IN the
BIDS. Rutherford.
The sexton of the Second Congregational
Church in Winsted, Conn.,, for stealing
moDey from the contribution box by wire,
has been suspended for year.
God sometimes washes the eyes of his chill
dren with tears in order that they may red
Alright his providence aud mis- command
ments.-Theo. l.. Cuyler, ID. u.
A recent writer calls tbs attention OF
young theological students, aboat TO gradu-
are at the coming seminary commencements,
To the Republic OF Mexico "a missionary
field.
At the Baptist social dinner at belmont
co.'s New York, last week there were present
about 100 persons. Ex-Postmastsr General
Thomas L. James was the guest OF the even
ing.
sculpture and paintings rival arts,
Ye can no Toner sootbe my breast;
IT'S love divine alone imparts
The promise OF n future rest;
On that my ste adfast soul relies
My trust the Cross, my nope the $ iles.
Michael Angelo.
The Rev. DR.. o II Tiffany, ia lately re-
viewing the centenary OF Msthotism, said
that he believed that oldfashioned singing OF
OF old fashioned revival hymos had br0ug 1t
more people into the church than all the
pray efs and sermons.
Who fsthoms the Eternal thought?
Who TALKS of scheme and plan?
The Lord Is Godi dc needeth not
The poor device OF man.
dimly guess from blessing known
OF greater out of sight;
And with the chastened Psalr1ist own
17 WV y. G. Whittier.
Bishop Parker, of the Methods Church
South, oied after brief illness in New Or
leans MsIch 6. He vas born in Rome. n
Y, in 1929. went to New Orleans about 1880
began preaching st nineteen, and was f u
| several years editor OF the New Orleans AID
vocate. lie was chosen bishop in 1892.
Bishop Dwenger of Fort Wayne, has is
| sued a circular 10 the Catholics of this Dlo
| case, in accordance with the instruction o
| the late Plenary Council az Baltimore, OF
| dering the lsity not To act or to give any
| money TO the 70 called Dynamite Fund
Gaining il is contrary 10 the teachings o
| the Catholic Church aud sgtinst the princi
| pies of government.
| There are souls in the world who have the
| gift of finding Joy everywhere, and OF leav
| ing il behind them when they go. JOY
/ gushes from under their fingers, like jets o
| light Their influence - al inevitable glad
! dsning OF the heart 1t sesns IS il q shade y
| OF Gods own gift had passed upon them
| They give light without N gaming to shine.
| These bright hearts have great work TO d.
| Tor God Faber.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
They Clasped Hands.

Popular Preacher-"Ah, Mr. McGin. was
delighted to see you among the congregation
OF my church the other night. l hope 1t will
not be the last time"
Mr.. McGin--'No, sor. I'm fur you now
all the time, and IL yez wants any help fur
missions or anything, lust you call on me"
Il can not tell you how surprised and
pleased am at this sudden reformation.
What do you think of my series OF sermons
against roller-skating?"
First class. That's why an far you
Thanks. You see these uDgodly Kinks
have nearly emptied my prayer meetings"
''Yis, be iabers. and they've intoirly emp
tied me saloons."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

and brought SORROW to the heart OF Thy serv-
ant. wto has tried to bring up his son in the
wsy he should 60. Thou knowest how be
prefers apple-parin's and huskin bees AMI
SIGH 10 the means of grace. And now, o
Lord. be has gone beyond all bounds, for did
not Thy servant near his unsaved son go
ridirg through the streets of the village to-
day whistling this ungodly tune"
AT this point to the utter surprise aud de.
moralizatfon Of the scendalizsd brethren aud
sisters, and to the intense delight of the ir.
reverent youth who were present. the cons
cientious deacon wbistled, with relistic ex-
Attitude. the well -knewn stanins of"Yenkee
Doodle" and then proceeded with his
prsyer
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Torthe Sunday Sentinel.
AT THE HOME OF MI CHILDHOOD.


eAnd scenes long past, OF joy and pain,
Cane Tildering DER his aged brain.
Lay OF the Last Minstrel.
As waking from lifelong dream.
when the Heeting by-gone years
Return, with their lights and shadows.
Their erst forgotten smiles and tears
Thus do stand at the threshold
where stood long years agone.
When life was free from guile or care,
40 happy as the DAYS vsre long
7 tread again the garden path,
Where. In happy childish giee,
7 chased the giided butterfly.
While the birds sang merrily.
From out the old sycamore tree.
standing yet. in yonder vale
carried upon the zephyr's wing.
Comes the doves low. mournful wall
How Oft when driving home the cows
At evenIng through the lane.
NJ sympathetic heart was touched
BY that sorrowful refrain.
From the NOISY spring. on Bonded knee.
Iqrench my thirst again
IN the shadows OF the cid elm tree
Monarch OF the pretty glen.
Beneath whose green. outrageous boughs
We were wont 10 romp and swing
With little sweethearts dear and true
What JOY those memories bring.
Methinks hear my mothers voice,
Again calling from the door,
Warning Us OF the coming storm,
AS she did in the days OF yore.
All, me- Il is l:ot SO: that voice
Was hufhed long. long ago;
Bark, from across LIES troubled sea
She calls ne now-I must go.