The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-21

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In coming over the Allegheny Noun |
ltains there were two sections OF trains !
leach having two locomotives apieoe. |
Before starting up both trains coupled |
ltox ether. consisting OF sixteen ears, |
with about seven hundred passengers |
aboard. and even then the four en-
lgines had as much as they could do
TO get us up. When near the top we
passed through tunnel about mile
long. and In going through, some had
their car windows up. and the smoke
from the soft coal inhaled by the pas
sengers, the ladies', several OF whom
said, that they were sea sick.
| don't like to believe any euch thing
and why not call IL by Its proper name,
land sick. We kindly assisted the
ladies by acting the DOCTOR as we had
q bottle OF Simms' Cholera Cure of
your city It brought the answer In
NEARLY every case. When coming near
lPittsburg, we cav Andrew Carnegle's
leteel works. which by night were grand
to look upon. The sight OF the city,
and on the hillside. with the lights Of
various kinds. especially the natural
gas lights, which were as big around
as peck, were beautiful to look upon,
but this to our mind is nothing In
iloomparlson to what is to come, that,
, Heavenly city, where there is no hight.
Tho Lord God 10 the light thereof.
We saw In Pittoburg q, steamboat
: named Harry Gilmore, which was Hat
bottomed with the paddle wheel on
the hind end. This was considered a
great curiosity We stopped at Pitts
burg about twenty minutes, and a
a gentleman had hot coffee and rolls to
sell, and nearly all OF the train got OF
L here. and in iiffy that mans ootfee
t and rolls We're put down for safe
+. keeping. We drank our first cup of
, coffee for over five years, and to toll
the truth wa never it seemed had n
y better drink, being about eleven
O'Clock at night. Mr.. George Arml-
A tago whom we have known from boy
hood. turned into our berth for the
U night.
ID After good deal of thinking and
n twisting we managed 20 get to sleep.
"a but In u couple hours agoing through
y, West Virginia, the ride was rough that
III it was impossible to sleep. The shak.
Ing was of ouch an order that it put us
T in mind OF the first threshlng machine
:, that came to my fathers place to
thresh. Tho shaker on the rear part
10 tould not have shaken much II we had
70 been on 1t than the cars. Tho only dit
~, ference was that the cars shook both
70 ways. After West Virginia we came
into Ohio, ard the sight was grand.
and Sitting ourselves in an arm chali
by window In the druwlng-room, we
began to write the above notes. ..
No prettier land can he found any
where than that in Ohio; nearly level
clear OF underground and nearly
level. We noticed that tile fences
were principally worm fashioned and
covered more ground than the kline
that when boy we used to holp oul
fnt 10 t,ailI nnls- fhn Ia t.,px II,
straighter. We saw tho vilingo churcl
and school houses in several places
all OF the same pattern, and tho cupa
10, with the bell on top OF them. w,
saw the spot where many were sleep
Ing and waiting the resurrection
morn, and to hear the cal OF judy
meut, to give an account OF the deed
done in tho body. Won't 1t 10 glaI
news to some TO hear tho words al
n they fall from tho Savior's lihs: Com
lM ye blessed Of my father. inherit tn
vi aingdom prepared for YOU" But sa'
news to hear the word depart" No
\ Cots will, but your own will.
We took stroll Though to see WHOM
we knew, that was on board. Tho frs
was MIR. sharles Reynolds, who kpow
how to behave like man. He hal
with him his better huff; also the
m. were with them, Miss Idle Williams
IL hl1h Aiui "olNltl
lis these two laGies have lost all hopes
We say no there are better days ahsad
he God bless the old maids Next cam
20 to observation and were representa-
yer aS family. was Mr. William Wilson
OF Greenville. Del, with his tnre
les daughters, Maggie, Bea and ElleI
md Harry aud james. We had quite
The chat with the old gentleman. and
we would not be us. II We did not sa
H,. rttsln
One of the girls OF the OLD maid
,dy ordor told us that she was still avail
it ing and hoping that better days .wei
his in store. The only thing that wa
needed to complete this company WI
tell that hig little fellow named Samuel l.
ed Wilson, who has AS mach lie In hit
ira as u dozen ordinary men. We hay
Use known MIN for years, but don't car
Ter. for him nor he for us. We were mes
called into u drawlng-room by u mel
senEer to enter INTO conversation .
the Billie, which we did to n letter an
we hope a lasting impression W,
made. Among them were two OF til
well known liowarth boys OF :heste
also that little fellow with big hear
Ehrs Willis and one farmer, GeorI
Hermitage. with several others, tn
could not hero he named
Iii going through Ohio, in som
4
woods, hundreds OF acres OF land an
thousands of cords Of wood living q
the ground rotteninE away. In son
!. palls too much. in others not ehougI
"a: In going along we noticed that Il
a. sGreH We're nearly dried up,a and ale
% at every cross rouds there wGIo two
~ ihree rGneis oil feEee made of boart
va white.washeG as Il warning to truvr
~ iers to look out ana the engineer
" blow tho whistle. Also we passl
v tllrougla belt oil oil county Gale
North baltimore.
j his was something that we neY
saw before, tic dcrrlck5 and puml
and other apparatus. You see u,
ricks by the hundreds we might safo
say. We saw also in one Urge co
NH Held, among several men that W.
Dr cutting corn, woman also rl
srve Ting corn for dear life. can 4 wont
do u mans WORN? Yes, Mr.. knowi
are says lie can lie put down as saying
aak. woman can beat man at work an
and time, ut almost any tlnde