, 1889-01-31

shop he would set up ana oeR or ast ior
for what he requested at any time:
When he would run at the cars he would
act savyiee, but still would never ipjur
hundred trains wIzzing pass my place 9
dsy. know he would not harm any OF
them by nightor day. But whot does the
fireman on the Spei iglepetsr, EeglesburR,
Skairag & Pollerpus. railroad do but
urge my deg TO . high rate OF speed
and whisel 10 him TO get . clost and then
him with wood and coal or squirt hot
water on hin. which be tells me In .
blithe and gay tone, makes me hot, he
does, to take the bark oh my dog. That
is what makes me halt the railrode, and
that 10 not all. by n long shock, fol. yester.
day they misled my dog and got him In
front Of the ipjiue, when they pulled her
wide open and squ.hed my dog in way
looked ut asksnce bv every thinking tsx'
payer and mother. can tell you other
thinRs that this boasted road has dene,
such a. taking fair between places and
putting It in its own pocket, or worse still.
letting ita conductors knock down new
milches COWS and grosa earnings in way
that makes me ache. Why will We sub
mitp So! Randls's dog has been squirted
on With hot water by this cooperation till
his back looks like the back Of an. old dic-
shinsry, and xlso they have killed one OF
the children by mistake, for which they
pade $3.50, which is NO price st oil Tor Q
child, as children goes, and 10 almost like
finding child in the rode.
that, with its airs. and its solid trains, aud
its meal stations, and its time tables, and
It's nasty fried cakes and sandwiches that
has just q thin rim OF ham around the
aige, SOS when you sock your teeth into 1t
you get left. and the rode has got your
money and your name 10 Dennis, a. We
say here. Fy on the whole thing 10 what
say, and wish you 10 print II, for
don't care who knows it, II You'll keep my
name to yourself on the onner OF Q man,
and We can make II 90 hot for the rode
that they will pay me for said dog, and
bizines will fall on, and 1t 10 TO let your
readers know the facts and not for my
own selfish ends thst write this, % you
some does every time they think Of some-
thing and can't get any body TO stand still
long enough to hstep TO II. hate man
that writes for the papers because he
can't possibly oveftake an oddyence In any
other way, and 20 will draw TO clothes,
with much lovc, and hope you will see
that no mistakes will 20 into the paper.
NV name for this will be Hist! but my
right name 10 William Flucher Surls,
which you must not give to your best
friend.
Special rate on above. sl0.
May l2--By following items without
advertising marks - printed in Echo and
Volksblatten:
''The scenery along the S. 4. s. & P. r.
r. at this season Of the year is beautiful
and undulatinR in the extreme. Every
where Nature wears her choicest robes
The streams are released from, their, icy
letters and 90 dancing and laughing
come Ia through the car windows and
drown the roar of the train or smother the
shrek OF the engine. 1t will pay you to
take ride over the road even IL you have
no business which demands II. for il will
renew ones youth, brighten ones vision
and make one feel good, even though one
may have lost ones pleasure in ones
business, or been unfortunate In ones af.
fairs and made q mislick in ones life and.
as IL we're. stepped on ones self" a.
1--WE announce with pain to-day the un-
timely taking of of Division Superintend-
ent Weeks. who passed away on yester-
day evening just as the Western sun Was
in the act of bathing the low hills which
IIl0ReQ Juc uOkiLOn ~ tuc Obsc VI bu0 OC-
cident. He died conscious OF his end. and
said figuratively that he WAS called to the
general office, either to take new divis-
ion or get fired, he didn't know which.
when Division Superintendent Weeks
came here he was the picture of health,
but Bright disease, which has for many
years taken front rank among Eastern
diseases, 40 We may say, and won Q place
for itself which ought TO make Mr.. Bright
Justly proud of his inventive genius, came
along and laid his cold hands on the kid
neys OF MIR. Weeks. He never murmured
or sauealed, but took his medicine like q
little man. He got bis life insured for q
large sum. bought desirable lot In cem-
etery for the balance OF his family, but ar
ranged to be cremated himself, saying
to avoid giving offense, and he aimed to
be 40 even after death. So he will be
crenated and bis ashes brought back
from Washington, Pa, in the early part
of the week.
"Mr. Weeks was self-made man, and
even in his most prosperous days would
not allow finger r-bowls in his house. His
education was mostly in the line of busi-
ness which he had adopted, and though he
did not know that evolution was O grad
ual change from an indefinite and inco-
herent heterogeneity to a definite and CO.
herent homogeneity through constant diff
ferentstions and inteRrations, a fiat wheel
would wake him out of sound sleep be-
fore IL had made two revolutions. He was
devoted husband, an active father, and
those who have criticised his course as o
railroad man are now seeking for new
job"
By special arrangement. credit account
of Squirreltail Echo and Volksblattep /:
go.
The above will illustrate the method of
keeping this class of accounts. and trust
will be Of general interest to the reader.
BILL NYE.
Two Very Rich Girls.
parha M khs. kwn rinhask oi irla In Nax