davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

to DIAL, and there hiring bat and COM
ing to me, whom he would find cruising
off Beachy Head. That might know his
boat, babe him fly jack q little below
the masthead. A'As for the Bocs del
Dragon" / added, Wilkinson would
know Der if shs were in the middle of
thousand sail, and indeed q farmers boy
would be able to distinguish her for her
unc )mmon oddness Of figure. wss salts
fed to underscOre thu words - rich ship"
quite certain his imagination would be
sufficiently fired by the expression. At
ANYTHING further burst not hint as the
letter would be open for Wilkinson to read.
When l had finished took lantern
and the keys Of the chest and went very
secretly and sxpeditiously to the run, and,
removing the layers Of small arms from
the top OF the case that held the money,
I picked outs me Eoglish pieces, quickly
returned the small arms, locked the chest,
and returned.
All this time we were running up chan
mel before fresh westerly wind. 1t was
true December weather, very raw, and the
horizon thick; but knew my road well.
and while the loom OF the land showed l
desired nothing better this thickness.
But wary sailing delayed rs, and 1t was
not till 10 o'clock on the night Of the 9TH
that we hove theschooner to of the shingly
beach of Lydd, within sound of the wash
of the sea upon il. The bay sheltered us;
we got the beat over. i gave Wilkinson
the letter and ten guineas, bidding him
keep them hidden, and to use them
cautiously, with the silver change he
would receive, for they were all guineas OF
the first George, and might excite comment
if he, a poor sailer, i'll clad, should pull
them ont and exhibit them. Happily, in
the hurry of the time, he did not think TO
ask me how / had come by them. He
thrust them into his pocket, shook my
hand and dropped into the boat, and the
negroes Immediately rowed him ashore -,
/ stood holding lantern upon the ran
TO serve them as q guide, waiting for the
boat to return, and never breathsd more
freely in my life than when / heard the
sound of oars. The two negroes came
alongside, and clappipg the takles on to
the boat, we hoisted her with the espstao,
and then, under very small canvas, stood
out to sea again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

"a bit worried looking, but that'n pass.
Stout and burned. Odds heart Paul, II
you have passed through the experiences
Wilson has given me sketch OF we must
have your life, man We must have your
life-for the booksellers."
Well, need not detain you by recitng
all the civilities and congratulations which
he and / exchanged. He and Wilkinson
had arrived at Deal at 3 o'clock that after
noon, and after a hurried meal had hired .
lugyer and started at once for Beaehy
Head. It was now 3 o'clock in the morn
ing; and what may consider truly ex-
traordinary circumstance is, that they had
sailed as true course for he schooner as
if she had lain plain to the gaze at the very
start; that since the night had drawn down
they had met no vessel Of any kind or de-
scription until they had came to US; that
in all probability they would have run
stem on into us il they hsd not seen our
lights, and that their seeing our lights had
caused them to hail Us, their ship ahoym
being instantly answered by Cromwell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
x7HYsah.
DALrrMoRE AND OHIO R. R.

n.,.-.n,s If Train. from wheeling. Kasta.
H. Srhedule ine6ect April 39th. 1888.
EaPs s.so : - and $50 .. m. daily, and Ills p
m; daay e1 tcs psncinnad and B. LouiA los Q.
- IS.iS n m daily.
M c sn1 ltv sccomuaodstion 300 q m. except
For Ooiun,sssess,s n daiIv except sunday.
ID; oA.Iy, ~ ~, vsshinrton. ID. C., Baltimore,
Express nf Na,a gorr via Grafton, SIS 8.
fniIs1saLy,nn :, asiiv
TOT rno ees SIN = m. daily: las p. N. daily
daily; e1prs' ga Sdit,onsi 1sy train for wash.
except s n % - ~ dsJIy exccps sunday.
in sss,sshnrs Rsitimors and Philadelphia go p.
NJ; CAV a.,n. y.ss m. 7.eS O. m, 100
For MounoNnle' 49, .rc-rs sunday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
A Clothespin Factory,

Zone cent a box?"
eyes, sir. We are paid cent for pack
ing box of five gross of clothespins, "
said one of the packers to a reporter of the
New York Mail and Express recently.
IAN expert can pack 100 in day of ten
hours. Sharp work, that, handling Y. 600
pins day"
Clothespins are made in the lumber re-
gions. They are usually made of white
ash, sometimes of beech, black and white
birch and maple. The wood is taken TO
the factory in logs. and cut into lengths OF
81 inches by circular saws. These lengths
are then cut into blocks and the
blocks again cut into sticks.
These sticks are placed under another saw
and cut into the required lengths. Next
the turner takes hand at them, and from
there they 90 to the slotting machine.
They are placed in troughs By the operator,
the machine picking them up and slotting
them. They are then placed in revolving
pipe-drier, going thence to the polishing
cylinder and thence to the packer. Each
pin passes through eight hands. A single
plant consists of board saw, gang splitter,
gang chunker, turning lathe, driving
house and polisher, and costs from 81, 600
to $4,000. The machines working are
very interesting The little blocks
of wood 81 inches long are
placed on an endless belt, which feeds the
blocks automatically from the spindle and
placed on a turntable, and carried to q
circular saw, which whittles out the slot
in the pin. tits then finished and thrown
out Of the turntable by the same appliance
that puts the pins on the table. Falling,
they are caught in basket or barrel.
They are then taken to the drying house
for term Of twenty-four hours, or until
dry. The polishing cylinder or rumbler
holds twenty to forty bushels; this is run
ut slow speed, about thirty turns min
ute, and by simple friction and contact
they became polished. 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
UNEASY UTES.
A Bad Indian Trying to Paint the
Town.

Town.
Durango Herald.
A few days ago couple of Utes whites
while walking up First street stopped in
fornt of Jack & Titus store, looked at the
pony attached to their delivery wagon,
and then in the exuberance of their gall,
walked into the store aud informed Mr..
Jack that the pony belonged to them and
they would take it home with them. Mr..
Jack coolly informed them, "Oh, / guess
not" They were told that the the pony
belonged to boy who drove their express
wagon, and owned him since last fall, and
if they must have the pony they could ap.
peal to the law. Upon this explanation
thsywent away, looking rather disconsolate,
and it was supposed this would end it.
But no! Yesterday six strapping big bucks
came to town for the purpose Of getting
that pony or laying our city in ashes.
They went to Jack & Titus store, de-
mauded the pony, but Mr.. Jack refused.
One heap wauo buck told Mr.. Jack he was
cheap d-n liar" when the irate pro-
prietor pushed him into the field and called
Officer Phil Green, who arrested the would.
be terror. The officer searched him and
found concealed on his person a mountain
howitzer and cimeter, which Phil took into
his possession and took the Ute to the
cooler. Here the officer searched him again
and found pocketbook containing SIP,
which he took into his possession. This
act so incensed the Ute that he waxed
wroth aud rent his ENTHUSIASTICALLY
tearing of his shirt, even splitting his G
string-srd, grasping the knife (which
stuck out of the officers side pocket by
the naked blade, he cut a fearful cash in
his hand The officer smote him with his
revolver, which rather laid him out. He
will appear before his Honor to-day to ex'
plain. In the meantime the other terrors
Lit out and are probably going yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
Buried In q Gold Mine.
Al'dRtd Constitution
~

dftIItltI OUItolIIultUHs u nd
A very remarkable incident occurs - =.
the burial of James Robinson, who ~ T.
Matthews station, North Carolili, h he
had been engaged in gold mimi ~ t y,o
life, and had for long time m; ~ 'S -
Baltimore and North Caroliri;na Hs
Mecklinburg county, North z 1Snr.h az
was buried in Pleasant Gnr,stsS Az
The gravediggers had iu5Syered 4 vein Elm
grave when their picks A miner rs
Of rich gold ore. Ths,,d r,;ns
| literally laidsRt rest in ~ A''''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
CURE OF
CANCER and ULCERS.

Judge 7. c. McIrndon writs TO the Swift
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ca, urier date OF Feb
ruary II, 1888: About thru years ago, Jerry
Bradley, n cclored man, nd a cancerous sore
on his face, near the rfht eye. IL caused
him great deal Of paipa ana he lost the sight
Of the eye, but was GnIy cured OF the cancer
by the uso OF Swift. Specific. This case Is
wellknown In wIlss Co. Ga, where he lived
tncar Danbury) I'D OF this ctse. !, myself.
had personal knSsledSc."
Mr.. I. Cox. Arkabutla, Tate Co.. Miss.
writes, Febru'y q, 1873 81 suffered great
deal fronfol ulcers for six years. Yeur med
I,.ine wns commended to me, and after
u,inr six otties. Twas completely cured. I
mover sa, its equal as Blood Purifier. NY
neivhb,s viii use no other. Your medicine
does ZEN moro than you claim for IL. have
kpnya IL to cure eases which were thought 10
no ppeless. II is the best medicine mnde."
RS. A. N. Goldsmith, no. ca Warren St..
Iooklyn, n. Y, writes, February q, 1858 81
ommeRced using s. s. s. about three years
hgo. had suffered with Eore throat for
over year. when I commenced using your
remedy. fused n great many other remedies
with no good results. Ny little girl also, had
sore fingers it commenced from the quick,
and then the nails would como OF. We doc.
tOrod herfor over two years, and when com
menced using s. s. $. thought would SEQ
what II would do for her. I am thankful 10
say that it entirely cured her. Il Ia the best
remedy I know Of for the blood ] really
believe IL WA the means Of saving my life.
The doctor told me had thront disease
similar 60 General Grants I cheeYfuily
recommend 10 10 all suffering from dis
ordered blood. use IL now as \ tonic when
ever think need IT,"
Mr.. q. r. George. Milford p. o., Ellis Co,
Texas, writes: Il had a cancerous wart or
mole on my eyelid. as large as the end Of my
thumb. which hal the appearance Of cancer.
causing me much palm and Inflammation,
from which suffered a long time. Seeing
the s. s. 3. advertised commenced using Il,
and after the use OF a few bottles the sore
dropped cut, my cancer was gone. and Twas
entirely relieved"
Nv. O. ". Pettts. OF Axis. s. c., writes 81
was o sufferer from cancer OF the breast,
and had been under the treatment Of three
physicians, but 10 did me no good. II was 30
Lad tina. hsd TO stop work. After takinga
course Of s. s. s. I was entirely cured.-
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer J. Atlanta. Ga
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
MONROE, n. c., Oct % ,ss.

MONROE, n. c., Oct . 1857.
The POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.;
Gentlcnen.-Mr. VIM. 8 Stephenson. q, ,h,.
county, brought his son 70 town to-day TO ie, M
see him, ana show US what Cuteura Remedies
In our letter to you some time ago. To look Al
the boy now, one would suppose that there had
never been anything the matter with him.
seems TO be In perfect health. We have written
and herewith inclose what his father has To say
about the matter,-wrote Il lust as he dictated
We are ceiling quite q quantity OF Cuucuri
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for them
We regard the Cuticura remedies the best In tn
market. and shall do al we can 10 promote thei
'A''' STEPHENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and PharmscistaL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
HOW TO TILL HIM.
A. ". r N 8arpz's Weekly.

A. ". X 81 Hdrper's Hetdy.
They nver should suspect, not they,
From anything he did or said,
While staying in the city there,
That he was country born and bred,
The'd ind Il hard he guessed they would
To make him wonder az the show;
He'd not admire single thing,
But take GOOD care no one should know
He was q country pumpkin.
He walked across the Brooklyn Bridge,
He saw the Park, and gravely went
To panorama. theatre,
And Greenwood, on grim pleasure bent,
He ordered at DelmonicO's
Buekwheats and syrup-good ones, too;
But never once did he admire
OR praise a thing. And 50 we knew
He was a country pumpkin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

ton in no case exceeded 300 feet. The
first account of it was received from the
Crest Britain, which, in December, 1854,
was reported to have steamed fifty miles
along the outer side of the longer shank.
One ship was lost upon it; others en-
bayed."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
A Reflection.

It's curious thing in public life, I" said
Virgins, as he laid his newspaper on the
table, "thst windy, loud-mouthed Inn
postor often succeeds, while men Of great
merit are passed over"
Not ct all" replied Bobby; s'it's the
most natural thing IN the world to put the
blower before the grste.n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
Rfditinal.
A FRleHIFUL SKIN DISEASE.

sufrerings Intense. Head neariyraW'
hody covered with Sores. Cured ~
r ne Cuttcura Remedies.
nA srRrHESsS BRuSER, Monroe, N. u
recomr,ss,I rss;.Abost two months ago. on youi
Resolyent a n, bought bottle o. Cuucuts
Of Cntiens..o one box Coticura Sslye, and one CAKE
who has soap, flr my son, aged thirteen yeau
t,n,e and afflicted with eczema for looe
,amedies ha Sn pleased TO say that believe the
,ntense his bss cured him. His sufferirgs were
ing gone exeep, the gristle a,;a hi. Soay beina
eo veleIS sis Thssea His condition was fishtful
70 behold. mr. sores have now All disappeared
S bis dom sh ns IS Sc sSss d
bors are witnesses 10 tSis eysry DAY MY neignf,
the doubling ones are requested 10 csIi or vrits
me, or any Of my neighbos. VI Wa"
winchester p. O., Union Co, \. c. hN'oN'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

Not Long out Of the wats-
New York San.
''These fish, my dear Mrs. Psurick.,
remarked the minister, who v uscussipg
Sunday dinner with the fa,hy, are oe'
liciously fresh. I am epjoys them very
much" .,
They ought to be FRI" volunteered cred
Bobby, who was also erying .nem. IA
caught 'em only this rNnin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

Across TO 2, fat, 8 to 4, male deer. s to G.
a share. 7 TO s, poet. y 70 TO- an emporium
IL 10 IL a common measure. l3 to IL, TO twisl
out of shape. Is to l6, to demolish by little and
Do,rn-i. a letter. IS, an exclamation. 90
a quick blow. 2 TO Z, a color. 4. 10 9, coal
wagon. 6 to II, a waiter. to Is, to pull. 10 tc
Is, q snare. Il 10 IL. weight II TO 10, to sup
plicate. 1913, period. 49,, an abbreyiation
20, a letter. kNoRE'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

CuTIcuRi, the great skin Cure, and CUrIcURA
soar, prepared from It. externally, and CUT
CuRA REsoLyEsr, the new Blood Further, In,
ternslly, are a positive cure for every form oil
skin and blood disease, from pimples 10 scrofula,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
No. 0l2-An Anagram.

She was a tickle minded girl,
So thought at least, the noble earl.
When his affianced told him she
His loving wife could never be.
But though the earl was growing old,
His heart was far from being cold,
And so he viewed with deep chasrin
The maids deceitfulness and sin.
The reason why she broke her word,
Was THE EARL's DEAFNESS" she averred.
" n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
-.
No. 0l3.-Robsrt Wants to Know.

l. How ten pines, or sticks Of equal length,
may be laid upon the table No as to spell out the
name of great money making establishment.
2 How nine of the pins or sticks may be so
rearranged as to name a mandatory OF money
making material.
g. How the directions in which four Of these
pins or sticks point may be so slightly changed,
and cause the nine TO Indicate an important
money conveying document. ROBERT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

Sold everywhere Price, CurIcuRA, Soc: soar.
&c REsoLvKSr, 81. Prepared by the PorrnR
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas.
lJ-Send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases, 81
pages, so Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
DluPLEs, black heads, chspped and oily skin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
Lacked y Assurance.
n0eh

Lacked " Assurance
lpoeh.
Gas Official c'ollsctor).Did you tell
N, Hsndr;cks lat If his bill 10 not paid
tn To- the asS Jill be shut Off
COLLECTOR NO. sr.
oa;c;aI--hy NOT?
CoIIactc Because / was calling on his
danohtsrast night until 1890 and !
hsdn't 7e cheek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
DITTsBURG, CINCINNATI AND Sr.
TnTTT9 p TT RnA n m

(Psn Handle Route.l Under schednle In eject
traf Standard Tims For steubenvills and Pits :.
burgh, 6ss q NJ, 1875 p. m, $40 p N. Der
steubenville, SOB D. m. The c:so .. "a. aId
Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chicago.
The l2S6 D. m. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago. Trains srivs at
wheeling ct sab q n. 100 q n, 9AS p n. q d
40 4, "a Uy15
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
Answers.

s92--The young man OF the period.
s93.-l. Grace, race, ace. 2. Ascent, scent
cent.
SCI
PAR
PASES
FAN &c
r z T X + ID
81 RENES
ENTRIES
DER DED
SRDU ED
ALES
d E l. K TED
DIET INUE
SENSE
DUE
S95 -Magneto-electrical.
s96.-Awlman- Ak (almanacs).
s97-Sloth, lion monkey, beaver, fox, bes
bison, deer, tapir, leopard.
s9s.-A persons shadow
III n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

No. Oil A Numerical Enigma.
Those fond of vegetable food
Eat / to 4 and call them good;
B, 6, must surely mean
An insect we have often seen:
l to 7 is one whose toll
Gets It's reward from well-tilled soil.
NELsoSIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

ai1 Pnses amounting to..........-.... m a A
~ Ciup kseea o. any further inlornSsSos
aPpY 70 the Undersigned YooF hsn6Vys<sS~
mna be distinct and eiensture nisin' ~.
rapid return man delivery Vfii 81 49, -
yeT enclosing sa Envelope beaxins yos ~
Send P0STAL MOrEs. Kx,,,- ~.
ORDER o. New York kxchanes IN ocdins,v ~
tef. Currency b. kxprea Ct ouf sxns ~
- =. - URMSH
OF II - DAURIUs
Waoh1nG1oo. r. q.
AAlfea Registered Lsltsgs =
NV oRLkAM IA1IoBAI pA-
1EMRMDEB tAatths sesanna. - s........
1esmegnrd and 1akiy vheaU = GhSSS ~ -
dnwin0 q . guRan3oo a. ah0olrSo lS3@
integrity, tAaS III chances - m s.nsI
thss = one On poalhly dtsiD6 okai - -
III ~ HI MAJ u go. = = -.
b oUA1AyYEEDB II H6BB Il$fS
Al DAuRo . Nsw oIjoaSS - ~ e - -.
80 dued - ~ H1y1d91t q = i1Iis,,5 4
~: 60 GO - = ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
A Wise Youth.

| .gSister: ':B,bby, you are wanted to
IAN GRAND"
Bobby: TEL ma haven't got time to
10 it now"
Big Sister: Father sa5s yoa must do
il ut once"
Bobby: ooh, its for pa, is is. Then
guess had better find time"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
No. 910.-A Ladder.

The rounds are oil alike.
lss2
s..4'
$50
7+sS
go 10
H." IL
lSts
l5ss 10
l7Fs Is
~ 4 A N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

No. 000.-A Drummer's Charade.
had distant point In view,
And thought, as many others DO,
That IL would be discreet and wise
In all was to economize.
To an official then said,
"Can fiDo one 10 Marblehead?'
That" said he, you cannot do,
Unless you show me a 0nc-ttHo.'
But when told him had none
lie bluntly said, "you cant so one"
II was his duty to refuse;
had no right tDo TO use,
And so paid and onward sped;
went not one TO Marblchead.
NKIsoNIAN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
POSTSCRIPT.

POS1OChl1H.
Here concludes the remarkable narrative
of Mr.. Paul Rodney. 1t is to be wished
that he had found the patience to tell US 8
little more. The circumstance Of his dyinf
in 1923 worth $3l 900 leads me to suspect
that his associate, Tassard, greatly exag.
gerated the value of the treasure. an
assured that he lived very quietly, and thai
the lady he married, who bore him two
children, both of whom died young, was o.
nun-like simplicity Of character, and
loved show and extrayagsnce as little a.
her husband. Hence there is no reason
to suppose that he squandered any
portion of the fortune that had in
the most extraordinary manner ever heard
of fallen into his hands. have ascertain
ed that he very substantially discharged
the great obligation that his relative Ma
son laid him under, and that his three mer
men received 81, 900 apiece. 1t is posi-
BILE, then, that the pirates were themsslve:
deceived; that what they had taken to be
gold or silver ingots were not all 80; or il
might be that the case of jewelry was les.
valuable than the admiriug and astonishet
eyes of plain sailor, who admits that HI
had never before seen such a sight, figured
it. Be this, however, as it may, it is new
erthelsss certain, as proved by Mr.. Rod
ney's last will and testament, that he did
uncommonly well ont of his adventure OF
the ice.
Whatever may be thought of his story o
the Frenchman's restoration to life, il
other directions Mr.. Rodney's accuracy
seems uimpsachable. 1t quite conceiys
BILE that a stoutly built vessel, locked ~
in the Ice and thickly glazsd, should CON
tinue in an excellent state of preservation
for years. The confession of his supersti
tious fears exhibits honesty and candor.
1t is related that q Capt. Warren, master
of an English merchant ship, found g
derelict in August, IT'S, that had Ions
been ice bound, with her cabins filed with
the bodies of the frozen crew. ''His OWE
sailors, however, would not suffer him tt
search the vessel thoroughly, through
superstition, and wished to leave her i'm
mediately." A pity they did not try
their hands at thawing one Of the poor fel
lows; the result might have kept Mr.. Rod
ney's strange experience in countenance!
Accounts of vast bodies of ice, such a
Mr.. Rodney fell in with, will be found in
the South Atlantic Directory" For in
stance.
''Sir james O. Ross crossed Weddel':
track in lat. 65 degs. s., and where he had
found an open sea Ross found an ice pack
of an impossible character, along which
he sailed for $50 miles; and again, wher
only deg. beyond the track of Cook, who
had no occasion to enter the pack, Ros:
was navigating among it for ffty-si,
days.
"But these appear Insignificant when
compared with body Of ice reputed t.
have been passed by twenty-one ships dur
ing the months Of December, 1854, and
January, February, March and April,
1856, floating in the South Atlantic, from
lat. "A degs g., long. % degs. W., to Lat
40 dsga s., long. 20 degs. w. It's eleva.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

No. 0OS.-An Enigma.
No Lucifer, ! am fighting match;
Sans principle, yet am principal;
So colorleSs, you cannot even catch
A tint in me, ! yet am cardinal
In cities, am buried In the ground,
And yet no city can dispense with me.
I stretch to mighty widths and depths profound
To heights, 'twixt shores, and cen from sea u
sea.
Now add the type composltors most use,
And you will find sturdy, thriving State,
Not loved, perhaps, like that which you nigh
choose,
But peer OF any of the thirty-eight.