Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09

Ny radishes are very large no
on biting into them find them
with keen. searching wind, VIII
radlsh itself is poor, and our que
fuse them. Our white Swedish I'd
also are slow, and those we have Z
remind me OF carpet warp boiled
boneset. They are bitter. fbrons,
altogether we have lost two border
that account.
Ars. Trip, who is spending The 81
NOR here to cure her llttle SON OF
Lazarus difficulty, says that she can
promise to come next year II we cont
ne to live on fresh vegetables grown
the place. =
the reason you ca me-"
"Neyer mipd,n she retorted. I'll
never thought that such things could
be made az you seem to raise on your
place."
Tut, tut, woman" / exclaimed, It's.
Ing to ny full height. 81 plant these
things, but the All Seeing Hand causes|
them TO grow. Do not revlle me or try
to cut down your board because al
power that is unseen and beyond mel
knowledge of man sees tit TO I'LL our
radishes with oxygen"
hate TO board people who come FRO
a small town. They are the woU
They keep telling me that at home
keep q carriage aud don't get up
o'clock. They come from Rosy
Richmond county. and register
New York. Their children at Ia he ca
like Plute Indians.
We had one lady last year froin Elk
abeth, n. j. She claimed to bga New
York lady aud came here t. cure q
goitre. She claimed that IL was roya
goltre handed down TO her from Henri
VIII. suppose that IL was hande
down by means OF clothesl me or some
thing, 80 as not TO stun herr
hate to speak OF peoples peculiarly
ties, bat this goltre was the main thing,
and she was only associated with II IN
some slight way, so I speak OF 1t fuliy.|
The trio would come down TO breakfast
together and tell about New York till
got worn out waiting for chance &c
tell about fibrous tumor had once
but she was here all summer and we
home In September, and my fbrous
NOR never got the speakers eye for
instant.
She took the top OF the milk at FRI
so we got to passing it around the 9th
way. Her name was Mudge-Mrs}
Nudge, OF Elizabeth, n. j., U. -
She said she came TO our honse becaC
she wanted 10 be In literary atn2v
phere, so we gave here the room wy
/ keep my Congressional Records. Il
slept there sill summer-she and
Henry VIII goItre. liked to drag
out regarding Henry aud his peccsd
and peculiaritIes. She would shed n
II / spoke lightly OF the monarch o.
IIaisons and turn the conversatio
New York.
A suburban prig with wen on
neck will not DO taken at our house Al
more, no matter what be the price
pave for her board. Moreover, her
tie son ate "loaded" watermelon fro1
my patch the first day he was here,
had TO ride in the night for do
AID yet the boy lived 10 chase my
over the lea In the summer tide and
their milk all het up, 30 that his me-
threatened TO 90 and board somen
on account Of the milk.
A man with phthIsis also boarded "
Us two months and four days last sum-
mer. He did not mind Mrs. Nudge
when he wanted to tell about his
phthisis. He went right on, and so our
breakfast was about as chstty IS any
meal we had. He coughed 40 SIS bed
stead down aud put IL In his bill, AID
Mrs. Nudge thought IL was inhuman.
tod her 70 shut up or I'd stop her crack
ed wheat on her.
Boarders are hard to get along with.
and "a soon as get my place here paid
for and the other instsllment on my
well shall not take any more TO board. 4
Too many Of them think that they sui
fer so much they ought not 70 pay 10
their board.
One elderly maiden lady could NOS 70
10 sleep unless I held her hand. and
she was plain, too. She vas trying
this climate on her face, she said.
couId not see that II did any good. 80
wanted 70 90 TO sleep just at the tIn3
wsrt~d to do my chores at the osf
b d do IN the team. Her com
was .ae color OF . soft-fne'
stomach. or course she