Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

srRAYEp FROM THE CHATEAU.
knocked OF while playing the national
game st Cincinnati, being In sort OF
brown study. sent 10 to trst with such
force that the stake extended through
the back OF the father over sixteen
inches, making IL extremely difficult for
him 20 change his clothes In time for
the funeral. These are among the
reasons why boys leave the farm.
A subscriber at Athens, Ca, sends In
the following clipping and inquiries II
We think II correcE
A British scientist recently stated that II
a man weighing 40 pounds were PLACED
under hydraulic press and squeezed Nat
the result would be los pounds ofwater and
IS pounds OF dry residuum-
We would hate % venture an opiulon
on this, not having been present when
IL was tried. bat presume 10 10 true. Yet
what could be tho scientist's obioel7
We would not treat anybody In this
way under any circumstances. Some
scientists seem 70 have no higher am-
billion In life than 10 supply material
for autOpsies. The writer moved away
from New York 10 escape prominent
physician who wished 10 make thor
ough examination OF few vital organs
OF his that do not Ia any wsy concern
the public. A man cant DO too careful
that way In these daya
Strayed-FrOm the chateau 90 Buck
Shoals, ono low set burro, or ehild's
donkey, named Marie Antolnotte. he
is OF q mouse color, shading into elo-
plants breath on the stomach. lie has
had his hair on one side clipped with
scissors by the children, giving that
side corrugated appearance which Is
noticeable even at distance. He 10 81
years OF ago and Is IN his oighty-second
year now, but does MOI show a. Would
be taken for 20 or so only. Hts tail has
not been shaved since he left home, and
so there must be weeks growth OF
beard ON Il. he went away
because. -tAa-> children zui-ss
him wear aN Asdnbonnet a.
Easter time, and he = decit
lately that ID was al lnsu ny.
toinette at times shows signs /.
childhood approaching, but no.
only 10 those who know aud loyee..-r-
best. lie went away In the night and
may have eloped with some one Any
one 6nding him IL cautioned Abont
shaving hts tail without running 10
through an augur hole IN the side OF tho
barn aud holding 10 with pair on PLAN
ber's fOrceps. A reward Of e. will be
given for the return Of Marie Antolne
and notes az 90 days given for crops de-
stroyed by him.
The following poem, or portion Of
one, there being 10 other stsnzas which
are omitted here. 10 takes Y paper
published near Cripple Greek, Nc,pla.
called The Irts:
HIT PROM NATURE
Long ago IN ths oldsn times
People did not uotios natars. BAT W
are older add wiser and
shoula notice all thinzs, you SEE
Did you notice natursi
She talks al day io1e
Perhaps friends. yos don't Know
The brooks murInaf 10 its sopg.
Perhaps you never think.
when your 20 oul for walk,
That every flower aud blade 81 eTasS
Il trying 10 get you 70 stop and talk
Among The grass aud howefa,
Il YOU are cross and sad.
Nature viii reason With you for hourL
Yes. God has given ~ nature
To help us on our iifs's tour.
So when are sad and weary
Mature viii help Us our sadssss 70 sndara
Mature was never known 70 wssp
or 70 be sad or cross.
Ali II we we're 20 lose natufa
IL would be very grsas ioss.
she cares not for the melanchoiy--
For ElAaness she has always asplrsd-
She laughs gayly with the blithe,
She tsndefly SOothss the Tired
No matter how poor The psrson,
He IL never refused soft cot
she loves everybody she sees
Whistler they are poor on Doh
So. N 700 wsnt % b cross,
Don't 90 into ber reach.
Por the sGddsf 700 are
The more gia1nsss sbo1i pFsash
Sometimes the punishmsut
God gives 10 hard 20 baaf.
And We foolis5ly think
IL We suffer God doesrt care
Bat lie does oars grsa, deal
That's Why Ne gave % natufe. Tou fpes.
Because when Re eant ecothe oar Nosn1s
Mature takes his placs and does "a.
People who have herstofors failed
notice nature will be glad 70 have ~
attention thus pleasantly called 10
direction. We are alec shown
pleasing way how dlssgreeable t
be II Lature should ever have a1I
happen 10 Il.