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Fgr seven year suffered with 4 cancer or
ny face Al The sn pie remedies were sp-
,Ded 70 alleviate the pain. bat TIE place
continued 10 grow. finally extending 10 my
ucee. from when came yeIiow!sl dis
charge very offensive IN character. II waf
also lufsmec and annoyed me gresi deal
= bout eight months ago v'ss n Atlanta. 81
the hOuse o. friend, who so strongly re
con ueDded the use % SwiftE specific that
Z determined 70 make al effort 70 procure
&. II fhis J WAS sGcoessful. RDd began its
Use The iu1ueI &C o. TIE medicine 81 trsi
rss 20 somewhat Hggrsvate Tie sore, bui
sooc Ine Inflammation Was Bllayed AID
.,eepr 20 prove after the rrgi few notues-
ny general health has greatly improved. !
am stronger Bn6 an Ro.s 20 do Ruy kind o
WuIk. TIE cancer on my face began - d.
crease srd the nicer 10 heal until there is
not vsFtise Of It left only Ltue seal
mRrRsihe place where Il md been. Em
ready 10 answer al questions relative 70
thIsUCre. -
ATIATTA ga, August j., 1853.
nsvs pssa cancer on nv fsce fo- GONE
veRfs exfendiuE rom one cbeek bone across
the uuse 10 The other II has gwen me
greHf cGsl of pain. ~ times burning and
tching 90 suub an exie1i inRi u vac almost
urhesrH ble. comm enced uslRg >wiftt
-ueclrc u May. 1856. and nave used elgnl
bottles. u hss given the greatest relief by
reuoN ing The Inflammation and restoring
nv GENERAL health. v. bAsNkS.
kEoGNILLE To-, september :, 1851.
lplsEs cspcer developed on my lower
in ! went under treatment ~ once. ana
.,pfg tine tu TINE slDce hGi In ve hsd med
"a Rld 10 sew OrleBug BOstou. ans New
iorE Win 10 heDeaf al hl II h6s pro
gfesaed righi along Rnd now involves my
sw and cheeE. one tncnshud ooiih;f
gpuld not cover the loss sustained through
tht medical and surgical ald : have r.
ss.-vsr 7 Lave certainly tired eFerytt lug
rnd was benefited by nothing uuill ] ioos
= y = IL nss done me more good ban g.
4l.e MT together and ] believe J VIII BpoD
.,f SOUND snc well. SW fts epec-hc IA ooI-
k.tty gseal boon 70 humanity.
y. D. WARE
Post once Box ! o22. Keene. y. 4
TOY sale 10y 81 druPgiEts Trehtlse Oh
gleud and : X Diseases mailed iree.
TaE SWIFT SPECIFIC OOMPANl
no olB-lw Drs Wsf S. Atlanta, "a.
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Sr.ans-Easy Payments.
Go TO T.. Lewts's

Standard Organs for -. -, al. and g.
ef month. IL RYI.AND 4 LEES.
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E CLARETS.

0ar present soek of C-ABEfs is vary
ls-re and W. i-eeiect I'd. "a . purchase from
trtt rough one Of lie hrsi bons-t IN s'f-
t,sux.Fudw We can recommend these Wines
s.V.rtecr.y pure. We have lusi received 8
it-ls invoice O. Very hxcsHeui Med oin
rrs8ts sua O., thr hfttef grades. sucn ~ Il
1rlfKA Eu1 PONIEy CAN'T PBiiicuia'
f,,tptcn We reg 90 cEL 20 OR CT +TEAO
ErHf she LAB0sE. MAk5AIA, and
LAylIE--a.. q tnt CHATEAU hotring Roa
cfrnlrsh hutneuilc. Trese " Lee have been
% ou1 rtIsi Soy soiac time b. { are the very
i,eff r 20 roRl bei
rr14rpss, a. CRAM 4 C1.
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SCHvuLgEGiSTER.

-FCoxD EDITION READY NOVEMBER
207H.
To be used IN hu ibs Pubiio Schools IN
virginia Price, 73e. (py mail soe.l cash In
seKHnce nf e. o y.
ROutsu' 200 Rrrsntk. A. County school
Fpr6s. a. Stste School-fuDds Z. I;istrici
-.cbnol-t upos Approved by the sup@rip-
is. dent og Pubic instruction Pcce. 81
each 10y mail
RANDOLPH a ENGLISH.
rols-Gkw 1907 Main street.
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WHAT JURORS SAY.
INTERVIEWS WITH SOME OF THE KEg
WHO TRIKD cLuvERIus.
Their Positions a. TO Signing the Petition
Asking for Executive clemsa-
cy, &c.

Dispatch reporter started oui vester-
day morning b. interview the Richmond
5ufymen who tried Cluverius. 10 ascertain
whether or not they held the same opunion
a. " ben they agreed upon their verdict.
Mr.. TRICE.
Nj. W. y. Trice was the Erst one cate-
chised. ''Ess any petition asking the Gov
ernOr 10 pardon or commute The sentence
oi Cluvcrius been Presented 20 ron FOR sig
natureg'
NO." answered Mr.. Trice. No peti-
tOn has been presented 70 me-"
4" II presented wodid yOu sign it;'
i would not
$50 YOU are now % the same opinion
that you were when in The jury b0X "
LEcctly tie same
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aiiiiops are ImlsrH ting

noln the use Of soap 70 Pear!ins Washing
Cox pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17

We have ib'm ai al pflc.-, from sl9 70
$500. RYLAND a LEE.
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p,ane.-x,r, "a, Pa,men,s.
Tyer,,,ody Pronounce.

Tie best makes. ior q. slO. and s5 per
.uth. ~ RYIAND 4 LES.
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o cief sfs specially Invited and wt shGll
l.tE "a 70 hesve thsm from ihs store oi
- WATT TAYLOK.
Rr2Tli 9scl shE, HraRd street.
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Mr.. sarluel =. DAVIS. 81 Dn-i. Brotbcrs,
Broad street between Fiiih and sixth. w.
nexf encountered. At first be- seemed loath
% tab about the case, Uut after awhile be
adm tied tint letter had been shown bin
Dy NT. Garter HarT isOn. v ho requested
bin 10 lrn 81.
u bet did the letter cortgin -
v tI. don't remember exactly. but 70
a.bod The jury 70 do the be-t they coulc tor
ClUverius."
Did yOU sicD IL I"
No"
Would you sign 2 petition asking
Executiye clemency for Clu1erIuss
Il would uOf
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our stock O; Law BOOKS is large and
Irire4 low.
WEST, JOHNsToS q 90.
pc so Phi Main street
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GRAND
COFFEE FESTIVAL.
CoNE ONE' CONE ALL.
RKT : !sTRlBUTsOS pOR FEW DAY :
CSLY OF TRE BEsr COFFEE
IS TAY woKLD.

Ne hSvs ma ugUrsied a COFFEE FEsrl-
pa z user 10 thoroughly intro1pes or
C9fFEES. OUr representative
tuppiec win a. elsesui salyer Urn, from
Rtlct le hopes TO have TIE pleasure oi
, wing JOS villa q evp % whsi c0HHoas-
- tVtIs bere proDo0noe 70 be the flossi
J ast hey ever crsrk NeEy truly yoars.
CHASE 4 sANBoSN.
Cufiee- siDssoS1erE. Sos,ons Mas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
a Little Talk With Ned BuntIlne.
DsirOh Free PrssG.

Dair0t Free PTesG.
81 was the earliest writer OF serial stories
in this country" said Colonel Judson, bet,
ter known as med Bantline.' 81 wrote
The King of the Seas The Queen OF the
Seas The Black Avenger' and the Red
Avenger' in the Boston Flag Of the Union,
the first serial story paper. Ia those days
they thought 500 WAS fine pay for 400
pages Of manuscript.
And now
We'll, the New York Weekly pays
81, 200 to $500 for each storg, and they
run ono CT mine Ill the time.
81 have written under mGHy names, ~
continued Colonel Judson, The best
known is undoubtedly Ned Buntline,' |
have written q great many under the name
of'Clew Garnet. | have also used Mics
Julia Edwards o great deal. An army
officer Tell deeply in love with Julia Ed
wards and wrote letters very much desiring
my hand in marriage. | answered some
OF them for a time. He finally wrote that
he wRs coming 10 Warrenton, Va, where
was staying Of that time. ! then had 10
write him telling him his mistake. | sup
pose he would willingly have killed me.
Il have a library in which | work and
one comes near me there. ] isolate
from my family and apply myself
to my work. Under pressure !
have produced COO pages Of toolscap man
in six days.
The first bound work for which | was
paid wGS a Sunday-sehool book"
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DlSGUSTeD.
How Il Friend of Attorney General Gar
land was Treated.
llru0gp TyIpyisT.

How q Friend of Attorney General Gar
land was Treated.
AkrmsaiO Tjuroicr.
Uncle Jesse Halifax, OF Saline county,
Arkansaw, has just returned from Wash
ington city. The old mans visit ives not
q pleasant one. Some time ago he met Mr..
Garland on a fishing expedition and con-
ceived a strong friendship for the noted
gentleman. He went to Washington with
a view Of securing some sort OF position,
but his name has not yet appeared in the
lis's OF appointments. Shortly after ar
irving in the national capital, Uncle Jesse,
af.er many inquiries, went to Mr.. Garland's
house. He knocked at the front door time
and again. At last q negro came
wy didn' yer ring de bell, sahf'
Gaze | amt got none. Git outen the
way. ! want ter see Gus.
See who, sahY'
"Sse Gus Gnyrlaud. Heliges here, don't
heY'
DE torney genl libes heah, sab"
"Wall, ! want TO see him.
Hes busy now.
He's got rs much time as | have. Go
tell him to come out here q mint. Don't
grin at me, you black rascal
The negro said: IN tell him, sab. Jes
SET down heeh on da step an' he'll be heah
IN e lew minits.'
Uncle Jess Sat down and waited. An
hour passed but the Encouragement did
not mako his appearance. The old man,
being very tired, dropped of 10 sleep. A
policeman found him IL this condition and
and despite violent prote5tations, led him
of to the station. hsuse. The next morn
ing he was fined for drunkenness, and when
released be had just money enough TO pay
his fare home. Yesterday he sent a letter
from which the following is an extract
to the attorney general Next time | call
on you I'll bring a sledge hammer. | want
you TO understand that | eat fat meat an
amt afeerd Nv Sa'an nur a overflow. I'm
agin you from this time on, an when ! 90
to the ~legislature-an I'll be thGr-Im
goin' 10 pass q bill maxim you show up
your books"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

The next evening, anxious, it seemed. to
contemplate the lurid depths OF the terrible
abyss, or perhaps INDUCING a faint hope
that their sins might be swept away. a
desperate men are frequently more
easily drawn 10 the "mourners bench
than men who are but little acquainted
with vice. Goosetree and kinchloe, though
desperate, were not passionate enough TO
be deeply impressed by fiery eloquence or
by the emotion which might wiring soos
from q companion. While old Murray,
RsneY, Ferd and several women were sing
ing, Goosree and Kinohloe sat on a log
some distance from the fire.
Wonder how long he's goin' to keep
Up this sort Nv rot killin'2' Goostree re-
marked
That's what Idlike to know" his COM
psnion replied 81 amt felt nothin' shake
me-, yit.'
An amt heard nothin' drappin' round
me-. What 90 you think Of Murray an
Raney an Matthews
'Blisve they'll weaken, an iins hans
With the darson. Cline an his wife is glvin
in, aa Nil Matthews is about thar Row !
don't know what to think Nv that gal Fern
| didn't think hat she had the nerve &c
oren her mouth, but shell stand up nos
an talk about the Savior with the best ny
en-. Thar's somethin' devlish strange
about il au' | don know what it is."
Il don't nuther, an | ain q hurtiu' Il
know
"Nur me, lamme tell you. Now LETT
listen 10 what he's got say
There were several conversions tina
night and old Rauey WIS n OF the nun
Der. Murray prayed with the ardor Of de
, spair, but when the meeting dissolved
peaca had not come 10 his soul.
/ The fire a clio WY dying out when BIZ
, Alt raksd the chunks together, sat dow
, snd said:
J white folks all gone an lef dis nigge
hesh ter keep comply wild de Lswd.
doan bIebe dot Goostree and kinch ebe
will be christina gennerman. Coos is e
| bad man, LGwd. | tell yer he is, wv Lawd
3 DAT white mar wOuldn' hisertate ter shoe
of de top er my head; no he wouldn'. is
get,in' skeerder an skeerder all de time
| Debil one one side o me a Goostree O
de yudder. Dosn know which err way te
Jump. LHwd. Huh, come ter think o hi
= de debil ia on bof sides. !Iawd, come whu
may, lse gwine ter worship yerse'f Ha
mussY on dis pc soul" he supplicatei
? sinking upon his knees. oh. keep m
outen de Jaws O toment. Gin dis po' ol
soul some o de peace whut yer has gin te
de white folks. Gin-"
All; oh, Air
"Ias, sab"
|, What the devil you dom tharY'
/, "Prayin', Mr.. Gooslrec; prsyin' fur m
soul, sab
y "WaIl, come on here now, or I'll max
you pray for your head
The negro arose, folded his oTm on
. said. Use dun wild YER, sab: Frum d
:. time on, Use gwine ter look arter my soul,
: Goostree muttered a curse and made
. dash at All, but before he reached ii
fire, the negro had disappeared in ii
q darkness.
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ton. The preacher, suddenly looking up,
asked:
Where is Fern?"
"She slipped out q while ago" Raney's
little boy replied.
The preacher arose and, remarking that
he must find her, LETT the house. He
found her sitting under the trees where
the revival had been held. Her head was
bowed. and one hand was thrust into the
cold ashes where the great log fire had
burned. The preacher approached noise
lessly and seated himself beside her.
Fern"
She looked up and withdrew her hand
from the ashes. Her shawl fell. The
young man took it up, adjusted but did
not remove bis arms from around her
shoulders.
Fern, love you"
mo, you don't. You hate me-"
81 love you, Fern, and | want you to be
my wife"
Il amt smart enough"
Yes, you are. My parents are uned'
ucated. They aunot think themselves
above you"
She threw her arms around him and
/, kissed him ~passionately.
Il would kill myself If you didn't love
me- she said. Il didn't know nothin
2 fore ! ssw you, an now | don't know
nothiu' cept the fact hat love you
, They returned 10 the house. Old Raney
looked inQuiringly at them when they en-
8 tered. He seemed TO have an idea thai
tender negotiations were pending, anc
t when his idea was confirmed by a declar
+ alton from the lovers, he had-as he after
T. ward expressed ito put iron hoops
around bis sadisCackshun ter keep it from
spreadin' ell over the premises"
? We'll all leave together" said old Muir
n ray, proudly regarding his son.
"Whut's gwine ter come o meY
Everyone looked around. Big ALI
| standing on the doorstep and holding tn,
door partly open, had poked his head int
the room. "Whuts gwine ter come o, me
| Gwine ter leah ME heah ter keep comr'n,
4 wild de Lawd2'
g NO" said oil Murray son, you shnl
90 wild us. think you would look wei
n OF o Kentucky farm"
Nov yer talkin'-talkin' like er pos
sui sho nutf. Gwiue dar wid yer, gwin
sho, case | amt felt like er gennerma,
h nohOw sense | turned loose de mule
J When you all pwine ter start? Mathew
. an his folks an Cline dun hulled out, e
p~raisin o de Lawd e. da trabbled."
"WeIl etart tomorrow morning
"WNll," said Raney, 81 reckon it's tim
10 cot . snack. Come in all hans Fern
| reckon you'd better turn the parson loos
an put the viddults on the table. Oh, sh
y ain't shy when a person gets used to hel
: Come on. all han s.'-Opie P. Read i
Texas Sittings.
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made q greater mistake. The love
that | bear my Master has drawn me tol
you. This man" pointing to Raney, has
never spoken to me"
Il believe you air q har," shouted Coos
tree.
Come, now, don't be violent. My fight.
ing day is over; my day Of love has
dawued.' (
1T you amt q liar your you're the.
blamedest fool | ever'seed," Goostree con-
tsmptuously retorted.
oh, well. we shall see about that. | am
going to preach tonight. out here under
the trees, and | want you all to come and
hear me. 1t cannot do you any harm and
it may do you good. OF late | have
preached in large cities, and have been
what men call successful, but | would
rather be the means of retaining q few
men who have wandered far out into the
dark night Of eomity to Christ than 10 see
velvet collars and fine feathers bowed in
contrition under the sound Of my voice.
Pat up your knives"
Il want to say this" said old man Muir
raw, showing his way to the 'front.', he talk:
like thsr's truth in him. Them words tina
he's je' let out kant come from no whal
but the human heart when it's warmed By
o love that we know deylish little about
giutlemen,'
Give ne your hand" said the preacher
Murray extended his hand.
Il stand in with Murray in that layout
remarked RaUeY, as he reached over ant
graspsd the preshcer's hand. The littl,
Boy came forward and held up his hands
The preacher lifted him up and placed hin
on the rough counter aud said:
There, nov, my little man. Sit her
where We all can see you
"Gocstree' Murray remarked. 81 van
you an Kinch to put up your knives. D,
il an | promise il everything don't com
out all right in the esnd. I'll stand wit
sgin all odds"
The " men pu. Sp their knives. Coos
tree declaring az he did so: I'VE pun
faith in what you say, Murray, an ? tel
!, you that ii you don't come up when tn
time comes-well, it won't be good 10
!, You, that's all
Mr.. Preacher" said Raney, 81 woul
ike fur you to come along home with me
| niut got nothiu' to eat that's tsmptin
but me an little Sam an Fern-,hats m
daughter-Will do the best we ken
81 will go with you. the preacher r,
Piled, as he lifted the little boy from III
counter
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reason that old Rsney has give US away an
it's u duty to settle with him 'orein'ly.
What DO you all ssyH What do you say,
Kinch2'
You amt talkin' TO me in particular"
Thar you go. | never seen q teller that
could hole little things like you ken. Gen.
tlemsu, what do hear2 No use to bemealy
mouth, fur il SO expect to DO business here
we've got to
Hold up" said Bluke Murray. Here
comes Raney an his boy"
Comm here2'
Hush, l tell you. He's right at the
doOc.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
Conta gi u s

Distpses are Prevalsnta all over the World
an a native OF England, and while ! was in
that country ! contracted q terrible blood
poison, and for two years was under treat
nent as an out door patient at nottingham Hos
pital, England, but was not cured. ! suffered the
most agonizing aims IN my bones and was covered
sith sores al over my boIy and limos. ] had YER
tigo and deafness, With partial lo.s OF sight, severe
palms in my head and eyes, etc, which nearly ran
na crazy. lost all hope In that country and
sailed for America, and was treated at Roosevelt,
Ia this city. rs we'll - by a prominent physician
In New FORK having no connec ion with the hos
pitals.
saw The ad vertisemcnt of SwifIs Specific, and /
determined TO give IL a trial a. a last resort. / had
given up all no q OF being cured, an I had gone
through the hands OF the best medical men In Not
tiugha q and New Ork. | toIk six BOTTLES Of b. 3.
s. and ] tan sy with great Joy that they have
cured me entirely. | am as sound and well AL
ever Was in my life. l. FRED
REV } OK City, Juro 18th, 1885.
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IT H ~ G
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
by CutiGura.

TREATMEET.--A warm bath with Cuticura
i soap, snd a single application Of Cuticura,
the great Ssin Cure. This repeated DAILY, with
two or three dosPs Of Cuticura Rts9lEobt, thr Sew
Blood Further, to keen The hood cool, the perSpi-
ration pure aud uniIrttaling, The bowels open. the
liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema,
1ettCr, kingVoTm, f.oriasis, LicheH, Pruritus,
SClll Head, D.mdrull aud every species Of Itching,
SCaiy and PImply HuIuors I. the scalp aud sim,
whoa the best physi ials aud remedies fail.
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ECZ ON 4 CHILD.

Your most valuable Cuticura Hemeiies have
done my child 81 much good That feel like raging
this for the benefit Of those who are troubled with
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which owe you many thanks Ind many nights OF
rest, ANTON b~DNSNlEls, Edinburgh, IND.
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| vas almost perfectly bill, caused by letter Of
the top Cl tho scalp IuSd your Guticura Rene
dies about six weeks, and they cured my scalp pei
ieCtly, and now 10y hair Is coming back as thick
As 1t ever was. j. F.. CHOICE,
Wki'eSbJro', Texas.
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Poison

had produced great holes In my back and chest
and had removed all he hair OF my head, yet !
began TO improve Ia a weeks time, and toe sores
teEan TO heal, and we're entirely gJne inside OF
eight weeks.
WILL JosRs. Porter Union Pass. Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July IS, 1855.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease. mailed frcs.
THx SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga. New York, l57 W. 23i 81.
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IN HOW LIKE OF ASD WINE
" IA 10 the iam.sh,d Of old Is a Cuticurs
&o[3 Au,i-Iaiu Plaster to the aching side,
EES< and back, tha weak and painful
AY mutCl,s the sore chest and hacking
~ ~ rough a d cv,Ty ain and ache OF
daily tell. 25 cents LvrrywheIe.
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Blood

/. the lie, and he Is wise who remember, Il. But
In Marta Of last year tlS5il, ! contracted blood
poison, and being In savsnnah, Ga, at the time, /
went INTO the hospital there for treatment. sui
Tered very much from rheumatism at the same time.
| did not get well under the treatment there, nor
was | cured BY any OF the usual means. | have
now taken seven bottles Of swiit's specific and am
sound and we'll. II drove the poison out through
boils on the skin. DAN LKAHY.
jersey city, n. j., Aug. 7, 1895.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Two year, ago ] contracted blood poison. After
taxing prescriptions from the bfst physidans here
and at psliSs, | concluded 10 visit Hot springs, and
on reaching TeNarkans a doctor Recommended me
TO try Swift's specihc, sssurng me that It would
benent Inc more than Hot Spring.. Although the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
THE MODERN SCHOoL-TEACHER.
B~dlimor,nn.

Bdliim0r,ln.
1t WAS Saturday night, and a teacher sat
Alone her tack pursuing;
She averaged this, and averaged that,
Of all that her class was doing;
She reykonc1 prrccntagr-so many boys,
And 80 many girls all counted.
And marked all III" taTdy and absentee,
And TO what all the absence amounted.
Name. and rusil, nee wrote in fun,
over many columns aud pages;
CANADIAN. TrutoniC, African, Crlt,
end averaged all their ages,
The date OF admission OF everyone,
And yases Of ilagsllatipu;
AMI prepared a list OF graduates
For the count examination.
Her weary head sank low on her hook,
And her weary heart still lover;
For SOME at her pupils bal little hrAius,
And she could tot furnish more,
She silent. she dryamyI-it seemed she died,
And her -pirit went iu H8de~,
And they ar there win @ question fair:
estate what the per cent ut your grade i'!'
I've, have slowly rollcl away,
leaving but partial traces;
And IA. teacher, spirit walked one day
In the old familiar places.
4 mound ui i~DSSIlizlI school reports
ATTRACTED her observation,
A high rs the SJlrt House dome and as vids
A. H,-tuu since annexation.
She came 20 the spot where they buried her bones.
And the ground was well built over;
lshor,rs digging threw a skull,
once PLANTED beneath the clover.
1 disciple at Galen wandering by.
And paused to look al the diggeTsi
and picking the skull NJ, looked through the e!e,
And saw II was lined with figures.
Just a. 1 thought said the young NJ. D.;
How easy it is 10 Kill EN-
statistics ossihed every fold
Oi cerehrum aud cerebellum."
III, a great curiosity, sure, y said Pat
By the bones YOU can tell the creature
nothing Snange," said the doctor, THAT
Was ? misunderstanding teacher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
COVERED WITH RLOrCHEs.

| want to tell yOu hat Y iur CuticUra Resolyent
Is magnificent. About thrrt months ego my face
was covered with klntChts, and after using three
bottles OF hcso.yent was pTl"Cly cured.
FGEDkRICK HAlTlsE,
., 81. Charles l., rev Orleans, Ia.