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Maintained Calico, when his tormenton racked
him for advocating the true system Of copernI.
Gus. Certain follies hold out, however, against
the illumination Of discovery and experience,
There are hosts Of people who, because they
have adopted certain principles, continue to
swallow them to their dying day in defiance Of
the laws OF common sense. Mercury, drastric
puFyatlves, super.pOtont narcotics and sedAtiveS,
though they have given ground before the IRE.
a national, painless remedy for disorders OF the
liver, the stomach and the bowels, still continue
10 make ambulAting ApothecaIies shops Of many
stOmachs The symptoms Of live trouble are
easily remediable without any abdominal DIS,
tnrb6nce with this benehcent Alternative. So
also are constipation, sick headache, heartburn
and an inability 70 digest satisfactorily. II
cures fever and ague, rheumatism and kidney
trouble,
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were brought to a better relation to each
other in the legislative halls, the trained
and practical man OF affairs would find
his position more congenial and his in
tiuence greater.
There Is no reason why the class Of
men whose services are most needed
should leave the field to those who
make politics their business; and the
commercial questions with which Con-
gress must deal in the near future rem
der it imperatively necessary that the
formulation OF legislation should be
largely the work OF men who are quail
fed by actual knowledge and who are
alive to the Importance OF the work and
the necessities which must be met.
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ale SntflliQeltter.
POLITICAL LINES.


DEDICATED TO HIS PoSDEROsiTY. q. c.
Written for he htslignoer.
Arouse, my muse, and spread the sweeping wing
The hour demands II and thou cen must sing
Another Zeus rises to our ken,
/ A very god among his fellow men,.
| A cloud cOnDellcr from tho lake shore town
Bcstriies our narrow world and wears the rega
VIVA, tune Of old the world With pleasure gnzed
| Al honest worth To high position raised;
| What time OF old the people land acclaim,
| With glowing pride spoke OF the Nations fame
Hut now, alas, departed from the land
Our eagle emblem seeks some foreign strand
There sits defeated on some rocky steep
AndthinkIng Of her home but thinks to weep.
And this inflated god who walks the earth
As II for him II had It's very birth!
What were his merits? Whittier did he spring.
Whnt mad conjunction Of the stHrs did bring
This unknown wcakiing 10 the rulers CHART
Because, perhaps, Ut the Olympinn iAlr
Some lucky wight mnyhap might win race,
Must he ut once be raised to klngly place?
And ifhe should that high position fill
Would he not be u very jOCky still2
But what, sir, could In our case else be done?
BluTts out the indiscreet but honest one.
Did not our young ClcvclAndns ride sublime
And win unto himself the crown OF thymeH
You say his lie aud merit were hssAllablc.
What, sir, OF thAtr-he was the most available.
Behold, at length our driving Greek returned
Rnt That u diyinIty which 10Th hedge a king"
He fIuis 10 be n vain delusiye thing,
SS nd IN m !e are asTy tReS sbolG he delayed
Sa fioree thIt Tor hi very IIic he fears.
With chIiIish Weakness shiins the public eve;
snsnieions grows md iocEs Inc parR Entcs nigh
TINT he MAJ have hIs needed exercise
ScCinded from nil aforementioned eyes
..Refofm Inc civil ScrviccW next they cry,
nRei0rm Inc Civil Servlce!'' rends the sky
"OiIenSlyC DartIsnnp Is next the word,
"0iTnsivS bnrtIsan'' on ali sides heard
But harkl "A small voice through the roaring
storm
Clear whispering heard By nils change reform?
ID this rcidrm where houcst sulith steps down
s6aIl men who tried 10 overthrow Inc state
Re hOiStcd 10 positions HIGH and gtcatP -
MuSt We siIppiy This Iamished rebel horde
The backing gold they have No long deplOFcd?
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sduGatICnal.
IJySLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING. w. VA.
:.dHG,tIGnal.
.,.......I,, ,csins MONDAY, september

,.y,,..p,I5n lcgins MONDAY, September
70. ISIS. .,oorotc md eSeIes,
4s a SS%ts Of RS,51 G2eck c aSiSe
coGf'r 60 hll re-, a,S Philosophical course
afiic, ana w! ,rrSSn or additional mathematics
aD,! ,,cE Of the classical course English SIs
or My " G''.ieac 10 give thorough training mug
S lsiFn ipgi,.h branches TO Suea rs 90 hO' 'O"
,"gr.i,r collegiate course ---,,,,
,,,npletlon of any Of the prescribed
lrn .,ng"lt is awarded diploma OF tue
~" Military department is prominent :, lea
IHe Y, ~, .gh0GI All students OF suiiicieh!
w.. s n, i required to enter the "Linsiy Caoe'
FAR Fc, catalogues, circulars and particulars "d'
dress JOHN H. RoEMER,
. PRINCIPAL.
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Mt, De CHANTAl,
Near Wheeling, ". Va.
SISTER, Of the visItAtIonL

,cnoo, Of more than uatIOral reputation
,,s,. eyrop,lopnt advantages Tor thorough ed
c,,on Of young ladies IN I'll departments Ii
E,,,r q, Il, thousand yOlu Cs. Fine pAli0'
,oohIsaj. chemical and astronomical ApParaI's
v"sr.l Department specially noted. Corps
,I,no teacher. trained by leading pFoless'i
i,o,a Conservatory OF stuttgart. Vocal culture
,ccorlng 70 tie method Of the old Italian mas
icn. ,,,,
iocs,ion unsurpassed Tor beauty aud heai'h
7., .cn., AZ pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 20 patrons IN a.
We P''"''pS' ''''''' "''' TIE DlRECTREss.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar


NV Yong. August 27.-Money on call easy
at 4 per cent; closed offered at Z per cent.
Prime mercantile paper l'sA6IS per cent ster.
ling exchange dull but steady at 81 Si1SaI SIG
Sales Of stocks were 1904 shares.
The stock market to-day displayed very little
change over those OF the final days OF last week,
being dull but firm TO strong with no reaction OF
importance and a little more animation on the
rise. There was considerable animation ut the
opening, which was strong at advances extend.
Ing to "a per cent, and under the lead OF st, Paul,
Reading, Western Union and LAcEawRnnA, came
to the front after o'clock, while trading In tue
rest OF the list shrank 10 the smallest proportions.
The market finally closed dull but firm ut about
the best prices Of the day. Everything, without
exception, "a higher this evening. st. Paul is up
" aud Reading IL per cent.
Railroad bonds were dull; sales 81 ,03G,OO0.
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
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THAT HACKING Cough can be oquickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
tee it.
WILL You SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy foryou. Sold by W. Will
Jams and G. Menkemiller. COW.
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YNProMs.-Moisturc; intense itching and
StingIng, most at night; verse by scratching.
ii allowed to continue tumOR form, which
often bleed and ulCcmte, becoming very sore:
SwAYSE'S OINTMENT stops the itching nnd
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases re,
moves The tulnOrs. Al druggists nr by mall for
10 cents. DR.. Swaync Il Son, Philadelphia.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE!
Boarding and bay School for Young
ladies anh Children.

Thorough coure u instruction in English.
Mathematics, Ancient aud Modern LANGUAGES
Music, Dmwlur, Painting, E!ocution and Cal
l.,hcnis Advantages Of home IiieHnd training
Fail! session begins septCmborj 5, lSSs.
lsu ADlrc.,. MISS PARRAN, Prlucipal.
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The simple application Of "SwAYSR's oISt'
NEST" withoutnHy Internal medicine, will cure
any ease Of TGttcr, Salt Rheun, RingwOrm
itchy skin Ernptions, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. 1t Is potent, effective and
costs but tribe. TThSAw
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NORMAL and LASSICAL ACADEMY.


". OlFRlEs, IN, PRINCIPAL.
LScatsA helhm, central ASecSSiblr Attractive and safe.
hHlliluE eommuouS brick supplied with Apparatus, u.
~ hlnan ,tcston charts and Gahinct Faculty vide
1HlA. sh1y, experienced Ahlr and progressive. COuI
~ Of slldJ, pcplat0D elssel philosophical, teacher
ilsisAl and musical. NobccF " cheaper school Which
AeNeN may ptrplfc lot the Nogat1ps nt life. Terms he
Slh ST gh, @ November 18th isi March T,h. iBl SIS
~. lAy hyiiing, l@lging, ard tuoh ~ year: Eof
'n!SGs' address W. b, FRIES, IIupkhanHOn, W, Va.
RutDlW
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New YoRK, August 27.-Petroleum opened
strong al 9JJEc and ADVANCED TO o. &c in the early
tradlng on heavy buying orders from the West;
4 shnrp decline then set IN, aud continued until
ExchAuge opened ut 9Oc; highest 9lAci lowest
SgjIc; closing at SgJ4c: sales 2,3il 900 barrels.
OIL Cry, Pa, August 27.-OpenCd at sgTc;
highest 70: lowest SgIc; closed ut sgt{c; sales
i,72J 900 barrCls CleHrhnces 3,I3tO0 barrels;
runs 81 1853 barrels; shipments !S,OH barrels;
charters 1905 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August %. Petroleum!
fairly active and firm; opened ut sg5Io; closed
at Sg5sc; highest gll4c; lowest Sghc.
BRAbFoRp, Pa, August g7.-Opened at g0c;
lowest SgiSc: highest glLci closed ut sg1sc;
clearanccs ,0S2, OUO barrels.
TIrusviLLE, Pa, August 27-,opcned ut 9O1sc;
highest Ole; lowest s9514c; closed Ut s"'4c,
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Drain around the wells. Allow all
surface water to flow away. 1t is very
easy matter to contaminate drinking
water, especially i'll the spring, il it be
not already corrupted.
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NEW YORK, August 27.-In the J0bbing depart
ments OF trade there was an improved dcmanC
and business, while with agents there was NOR
doing especially In tlannclS and ladies' wear.
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Through tickets and baggage checked to all
WI. ROBINSON, Genl Pass. Agent,
- Parkcrhburg, W. Va.
FRED BUSEMAN,
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eyes" she said, "the wavesin a storm
remind me OF our hired girls at home"
"Hired girls, madam" "Yesi they arc
such awful breakers
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Philadelphia Gid lat the seashore)-:
Do YOU ever find bottles which tell OF
wrecks? Native-Ycs, mum; often
emntY bottles.
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NIctnIs.

NEW York, August e7,-Pig Iron quiet and
firm, Copper quiet; Lake Sl6 30. Lead strong
and active ut 81 50. Tin dull and irregular
straits 2lc.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlES-on and after MAY 10, .lSSS-Ex.
PLANTATION OF REHRRENcR MARKS. sDatly tSun'
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. tSAturdAy
excepted. isundhy oniy.-Rasiern Standard
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CHICAGO, August 2T.-CattlG-RecciptS 1900
head; shipments 1900 head; market stronger:
bCpyes 81 0Jn6 30; steers - Coal 60; st0cRerS ana
3 %; Texas cattle s. O0a3 20; western rangers
81 5Gai 20. Hogs-RGceipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head: market active and firm: mixed - SOal
q 10; heavy S. gjl6 co. light 81 9Gn6 10; skirs
81 l5a5 50. Shecp-RecciptS 5000 head; ship
mcntS 900 head; market slow and weaker; nu'
tiVGs 81 5Oai 49, western shorn So 2jl3 So; Texans
sbOrn s. 75G3 20; lambs s. I6a6 l2H.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August g7.-Cattle-Rc.
ceIpts LOO head; shipments l,S06 head; market
steady on good; common dun md lower. Hogs
Receipts 1900 head: shipments 100 head; mar
Ect active; Philadelphia So 7ja6 80; mixed 50 Goa
4 70; Workers 50 so; common To fair 50 3Oa6 ";
pigs 81 OOa6 %. Shccp-llGcclpts GOO head
Shipments 5000 head; market active at lOa2Oc
higher than last week.
CINcISSATr, o., August 27.-HoGs scarce and
stronger; common and light S. OOa6 IS; pack
Ing aud butchers 50 OOaG 49, receipts 800 head
shipments 100 head.
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rous Electrical, Those cream" Tor Ca
tarrh. They are the simple, effective
remedies OF the old Log Cabin days.
Everybody uses Warmers "Tippecanoe."
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b.. z. Z Q. Railroad.

BellRiro & ZanGsville Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at $40 q. m arrives at Bellalrc p. m
WoOdsdGld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 4;GO =.
M, arrives at BellRire at $40 q. m.
Summerfeld Accommodation leaves Bciiaife
IT 20 y. M. arrives ut BGllAire nj l0:Ih n. M.
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Stammerihg Cured.

system based upon natures laws. No SECRECY
No Tricks. system explained to those inter
e,ted,
Testimonials from physicians, educators and
patrons, who have received benefit from the
method Of instruction. Address
Mas. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Washington School OF Elocution and English
Language,
vi NJ. Street, n. W., Washington, D. C.
Students boarded In family Of Principal.
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ST, JOHNS COLLEGB, y E9Rp VA

ST, JOHNS COLLEGE, x F6E0 Y6Kk.
This college enjoys the powers Of Il University
aud Is conducted by the Jesuit Fathers. i is
situated ina very beautiful part Of New York
county between the Harlem K. & l.. !. Sound
Every AGILITY Is given for the best Classical,
scientific mud Commercial Education. Board
and Tuition per year $500. Studies reopen
wednesday, september 8, 1855.
II jOuSS Hall, PreparatOp$Chool for Boys
ltom 10 to u, is under the same direction. Fol
further particulars apply to
anl8NWrAw REV. JOIIN sCrLLY. S. j.. Pres.
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Washington School Of ElOCution
AND ORAToRY.


Ms. N. STEVENS HART............. Principal.
0i mi St., n. W, wAmlEoToS, y. G.
sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep
TENDER D.
CounG Of instruction embraces ElOcution,
pnriiull EurlIah aud English Classics, LGt!n'
Mathematics, Modern languages, Vocal and IN
ErumcAtal Music aud Physical Culture,
The Principal Is assisted hy M efficient corP
Of lgirAoR III each department.
Gm!yL classes Tor boys and girls daily
Adult Glasses and private instruction given In
the evening
Diplomas awarded, 4 limited number Of pu
pills accommodated 10 the family.
For circulars and references apply to lErElLl
UES6LR Office. An6l
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announcements.
ZyorYcEMENT.

4 ENocNcEMENT'
nv rSr. Of 01o County, ,,,.,,o
I,I ,D5harp Tor the office Of PFoiccnnDR
.,,',.,. pm ,,;cctiully solicit your votes "
Avn '.,,.,,,.rtclc I'D November 6, ISIS
''"' '' JOE u. ElSbN.
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DALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD-

DDeparturcof trains from wheeling. Schedule
In effect April y, lSSS-EiHtern time:
Express Tor Chicago and the Northwest, 1925 4
m, $40 IN. 1850 m daily, and lib m daily
Express for Cincinnn'l and st. Louis. 1925 M
daily, II 10 IN daily.
Sunday.
For Columbus, 1925 n, daily, and Ills m.
daily, and 2:f0 p m daily except Sunday,
p6aasph fEf anS SeW YSi Va q Son 5
daily.
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wash.
inGt0n, Pa, $3.50 p m, daily except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, baltimore and
Philadelphia AZ $40 p m daily.
Pittsburgh accommodation, Sunday only.s 10
For MoundsvIlle, 6:ai and 1885 a m. anl 1850
n9on. and G:lO ? N, daily except Sunday.
For Cumberland 9:O5 m, daily, except Sun.
For 81. ClaIrsville, sos and 900 m, Up IN anu
$50 y IN. daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago 6:25 and
except Monday.
cinnati, 4:66 m and $40 p m, daily -,
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BAlti
more and Washington, D. G., via Grafton, li:2Q
m and iO;i6 p m daily; via. PittSburgh, lO:lb
Trains arrive from Columbus, 1865 a m daily
and 6:lO m daily, and 1888 m daily exert
Sunday.
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, lO:l6 m daily
and l2:i6 p m. except Sunday, G:65 p m and l:;c
p m daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 M,
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from MoundSville, 1850 and g:l6
Il m AM lA0 and $40 p IN, daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton. I:20 nj, daily
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p IN, daily
except Sunday.
Trains arrive from 81. CAlrsville, 7:b6 and .O:S6
m, and l:85 and G:lO n m, daily except Sunday
Cambridge accommodation arrives Rt7:i0 p IN
except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket Office, 1900 Mar
ket street. and at depot.
CHAs. o. SCULL. Gen. Pass Agent
W, N, CLEMENTS, Manager
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST
i LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-Panhandlc Route
Under schedule In effect August D. 1855, trains
steubenville, Pittsburgh aud the East, G:g0 u M,
1878 p. M, $40 p IN. and $40 y. ~. For Colun.
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81, Louis G;21
1898 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheeling At $3.50
Il. M, 1000 n. M. 2:i5 p. IN. aud b:gO J.. N.
Trains leaving at 6:2O Il. m, and arriving $50
y. IN. run solid between Wheeling aud Pitt
buTRh. AL trims daily except sunday. Hu5
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Now York Infant Asylum.

MT. VERNON, n. Y.
eve are using your LRCtRted Food in our
infant asylum whenever we require the use Of
artificial food, and find It superior to any which
Il Is specially adapted 10 children. We have In
our branch Institution over 80 children"
Mrs. l.. N. BATES,
Chairman OfML Vernon Branch,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04

In one Of his messages to congress he used
the term sugar coated When the docu-
ment was placed in the hands OF the public
printer. Hon. John y. Defrees, that officer
was terribly shocked and offended. He was
an accomplished scholar, a man OF fastidious
taste. but devoted friend of the president,
with whom he was on terms of great intimacy.
X would never do to leave the forbidden
term in the message: it must be expunged ,
otherwise it would forever remain a ICinous
blot on the fair fame of the president II
great distress and modification tue good De
frees hurried away TO the White House,
where he told Mr.. Lincoln plainly that
sugar coated" was not in good taste
You ought 70 remember. Mr. President
said ne, that message 70 the congress Of the
United States is quite 4 different thing from
g speech beicre mass meeting in Illinois,
that such messages become "a part q The
history Of the country. and they should be
written with srrupulous care AMI proprietE-
Such an expires sion in a state paper Is undigni-
fed. and If / were ycu | would alter tie
structure Of tho whcie sentence
Mr.. Lincoln laughed Snd then said with e
coulical show Of gravity. john. that term
expresses pre-:s<.y my ides, and | am no,
gong 70 change il Sugar coated must
s.and.s-Wsrd q. Lannon's Letter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04
ITALIANS OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Brief Childhood of italian Boys and

The Brief Childhood of italian Boys and
Girls Who Swarm in the Quaker City.
At night half the population sleep out Of
doors. either on the roof or on the pavement.
Il is a very common sight to see q big, heavy
man stretched out at full length on the pave
ment asleep, with his head in MS wife's lap.
she trying to support him and sleep at the
same time. rather difficult feat. Here 1t Is
that death reaps its terrible harvest during
the hot season and little babies die like flies.
No one pays much attention.to death mere; IL
is too common. A baby more or less Is
nothing. Sometimes a piece OF muslin III
lieu OF Grape is hung at the front door, but
oftener not Far more frequently the only
sign of death is when the citys hired atten-
dants come and take the body away to give
it. what the family cannot, decent burial
The numberof children hereaboutS Is count
less They swarm on every hand and SEEM
iuglv thrive where an American child would
die The childhood of an Italian boy or girl
is short, however. The warm blood Of their
race brings them to maturity at the age OF Il
or Is, and at % they are old and wrinkled
The pretty olive face of the little girl at the
fruit stand will ten years hence be horrible,
at time when her American sister IS at the
zenith of her beauty. The gay bodice. short
skirt. neat hose and the wondrously colored
kerchief on the head always make an Italian
woman interesting. Would the same could
be said of the men,
Many q modern enactment of Romeo and
Juliet can be seen here in Little Italy" ana
many a tragedy occurs which never reaches
the ears of the authorities Treacherous and
cIInnjup in the extreme the slightest occur
renee affords pretexJ to draw the ever pres
ent stiletto and thrust it into the offenders
back. Rarely is the Italian courageous enough
to meet another in fair combat. Like the In
dian they never forget nor forgive wrong
but years after, perhaps, when the unsuSpect
ing victim has lost all remembrance of the at
fair, he viii lie in wait for him and wreak out
his treasured vengeance. Philadelphia Times
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04
Persisted. but Was Tree.

"Whatever Plunket tells YOU viii do to de-
nand on. said old man Brown, with an en-
phasis that plainly showed his willingness to
vouch for what Plunket had said.
People these days" continued Brown
..think these things out Of all reason, and
that's why YOU don't hear more erbout these
wild DOGS and cats than you do-er fellow
can MIGHTY easy get up er reputation as or
first class liar by telling the truth eroout
things that happened GROUND here in 10.
"Erlong with the Wild dogs, continued
Brown. You mout have said sonetning
erbout the nggers that fiocked to the city
erbout that time Er niger couldn't be made
10 believe he was free till he left his Ole home.
aud they Just focked by here In droves. ana
Won was lust wasting breath er talking 10
'en. Thar was er mighty good n%Ser tnaI
went from nv settlement and took seven little
children IN thar ] knoWed in reason he
was er sl1ferir' so me ana bis old master went
III, To oct him 20 come pack. but we couldn't.
We found him though, where we were
canned. and as soon "a We walked mp to
where they was we seed one of the children
lvir' over 10 one side, stone dead. HIS old
master axed:
Whats the matter with that child.
George
He perish TO death but be free, dough,
answered George.
GEORGES old master tried every way to get
them 10 20 back and stay with him, but they
wouldn't. ana the next time I went by there
another one az the children was dead, and
when axed what was tie matter tie answer
came:
Perish to death: but he free, dough
'And that TOOL niger stayed right thar tn
the last one OF his family died. and Jnen re
died himself. and the last thing he said was
is most gone: but IS free, dough. -
/ Sarge in Atlanta Constitution.