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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16
SNAKES IN TROUBLE.
How an Old Farmer Cleaned Out
an Army Of Black Snakes.

Mr.. Weller, residing about two miles
south of Middleburg, at the foot or
Shade Mountain. while engaged In
clearing u piece of new ground on his
farm on Thursday OF last week. was
terribly annoyed by the number OF
black snakes on the patch. Some he
killed but a great many escaped his
.'brush fork" and nearly all ran In the
direction of large brush pile in the
corner of the patch and close to bank
over q spring which was covered by a
thick growth of underbrush. He con
cluded TO investigate matters little
and it did not take him long to satisfy
himself that he had struck a colony OF
the reptiles which had taken harbor
under the pile of dry brush.
He noticed particularly large one
basking in the sun few yards from
the place, and he proceeded to get a
rail from the fence with which to de-
spatch it, but in doing so he broke one
of the stakes on the fence. The noise
caused by the breaking of the stake ev-
identity aroused the sleeping reptiles,
and he witnessed perfectly volley OF
snakes iarting from under the thick
underbrush into the brush pile. He
stood riveted to the spot with astonish.
ment, and looking up saw no less than
twenty snakes of all sizes stiking their
heads out of the brush pile. Remem-
bering that he used bundle Of long
straw for seat o. his "stone boat"
he hastened to get it, and setting it on
fire cast it over the brush.
In an instant the whole pile was one
blaze, and he then witnessed scene
which he says no one would ever care
to behold again. The heat was so in.
tense that none Of the reptiles could
possibly escape, and they rolled out of
it black, blinded, and scorched, biting
at everything they touched, and in
most Instances died with their fangs
fastened in their own charred bodies -
evidently preferring suicide to death in
the flames. Some darted from the out
side into the fire, madly striking at the
flames, until their bright black coats
had been turned into an ashen gray by
the heat. In fifteen minutes q smould'
ing stump was all that was left of the
brush pile. He was about to leave the
spot, when he ventursd to look into the
stump, which was hollow, where, cov-
ered by a thin layer Of ashes, lay nc
less than bucketful OF snakes, resem'
bling huge sausages in q large crock,
roasted just hard enough to cause the
flesh to drop off.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16

roar 0: the tempest. ordered every man
to his post.
1t was surprising to see those men
how to the strong will of their captain,
and hurry back TO the pumps. The
captain then started below to examine
the leak. a he passed me l asked IL
there was any hope. He looked at me
and then at the other passengers, who
had crowded up to hear the reply, and
said rebukingly
Yes, sir, there is hope rs long as one
inch of this deck remains aboye the
water then shall abandon the vessel
and not before nor one of my crew,
sir. Everything shall be done to save
it, and il we fail. it will not he from
inaction. Bear hand every one of
you, at the pumps
Thu ice during the day did we dis.
pair but the captains dauntless cour-
age, perseverance, and powerful will
mastered every man on board and we
went to work again.
i will land you safely at the dock in
Liverpool, said he, If you will be men. ,
And he did land US safely but the
vessel sunk mOored TO the dock. The
captain stood on the deck of the sink
ing vessel. receiving the thanks and
blessing Of the passengers rs they pass
ed down the gang plank. AS l passed
he grasged my hand and said
Judge P, do you recognize
me p
told him was not aware that ev-
er saw him until I stepped abord his
ship.
DO you remember the boy in Gin
cinnati p
Very we'll, sir William Havely.'
Il am he,' said he. God bless you
And God bless noble Captain Have.
ly.'-Baptist Union.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16

Il came ont for little walk, said
she, shyly. IL don't know who you
are,
Il am Mr.. Clingly.'
The squire?'
Yes, so they call me. Why, what is
there so strange about that?' he asked,
noticing the quick change on her face.
I've heard of the SQUIRE said the
dark-eyed damsel' And / somehow
formed the idea that he was cross and
elderly. But you-' And here she
checked herself i'm evident confusion.
well, Pm not young said the
squire, laughing, 'and / can be cross.
But you needn't be afraid, my child.
shall not be cross with you. Would
you like to cross th3 high road through
my rose gardensp l assure you that
they are well worth looking at.
'Oh, indeed, L should be quite de-
lighted!' said the young lady, her dimp-
led face lighting up all of a sudden.
"A pretty little creature said the
squire, when his visitor had gone home
with both hands full of gorgeous white
and crimson blossoms. i really think
l must call upon the Applegates. l
never saw fairer eyes in my life, and
she has voice like flute. Yes, I'll
call IN certainly call and see IL
there's anything more needs doing to
make that rattle-trap Of place CON-
Portable
well, SQUIRE SAID Mr.. Foxwell,
that afternoon when he came in for his
usual chat, 'how do you like the
Widow?'
The widow What widow?'
Mrs. Applegate. to be sure
Il haven't seen Mrs. Applegate.'
why, yes you have!'
'I'll thank you not to contradict
me- the squire said, waxing choleric.
Il have not seen Mrs. Applegate.'
Man alivep cried out the agent, for.
getting his respect in his eagerness,
sshe was walking with you in the rose
garden this morning.
The squire looked surprised.
Mrs. Applegate! Was that pretty
child Mrs. ..Applegate?'
'Herself, and none other
why, she isn't 49,
Il beg your pardon, Is years and 6
months. She told me so herself
The deucel' said the squire. why
! what business has widow to be so
young and pretty! Well, anyhow, I'm
going oyer to the lodge to call this af-
ternoon.'
He was as good as his word.
Well, any reader Of the great book OF
human nature can easily guess the rest.
The squire had kept himself absolutely
aloof from feminine society so long
that the first relapse into it possessed
all the zest and sparkle that he imagin-
ed had departed with his lost youth.
Mrs. Applegate was pretty, alone, and
poor. The squire was rich, not bad
locking, and able to converse well.
And so when their engagement was
publicly made known in the autumn
nobody was much surprised.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16
A Very Moderate Fee.

The smallest fee on record was re-
ceiyed by one of the Van Buren, Ark. }
attorneys had some papers drawn up.
When the work was finished he asked
what the bill was The man of law
replied Just what you think is
right To his astonishment the man
handed him one and a two cent
piece.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16
Precious nothing Go on; l don't

want you here -"
Il suppose you would rather talk 20
the conductor?'
I'D rather talk to anybody that will
treat me with respect, !.
Now. darling -..-- aeak ft.if
Darling nothing. Pm going to get
off the train and 60 home, that's what
Pm going to do. I'm not going to liye
with you, that's what amt, and when
pa asks me why, Pm going to tell him
that you didn't treat me with respect.
You don't love me, and meyer did.
You used to let on like you did, but
you don't even do that any more.'
'Mollie-' a..
'Mollie nothing. Go on, / don't
want you here. dls - II 4
Now. don't be foolish. You know
how you carried on with the. conductor
meyer saw him before, either
The mischief l haven't. He's my
uncle. was going to introduce you to
him, but didn't want him to know
that we were married until just before
we got Off the train agInV
'Mollie.i .laf laa.stafi. ,atses -
'Wbat9' So 1latA <o~tRi@
Won't you forgive mep' esia'o1 auf
Il ought not to, you are SO mean
4 was jealous and and 55I4e1oomed
'Jealous?'
Yes rasi ,.el.asnseat
Il didn't know you loved me enough
to he Jealous t.u-seFa'-t
But | do. Don't you love me Just a
little?' se5sr.,
Yes, more than you do me-
No f.rs ,.ii saf.s5
Yes. a-------------------
No you don't, precious rt3a
Yes do, darling ...h
IF these people were not looking I'd
kiss you ''' ''' "'.'''l 50.
Henry, after short silence, remark
edi: .0 79dI aidqisaaiI't
It's none of their business J44
Put your head On my shoulder.
There
He put his arm around her, and,
when he thought that no one was look
ing, kissed her.
DO you love me?' she asked.
Il adore you.' s ir
You make me awful happy.
You will liye with me, won't you?'
Yes, always. We like the old FASH
ioned bridal tour the best, don't we?
Yes
And we don't care how many peo-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16
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