Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

me years ago. but now can conErol 10
better l heard him getting up in the
night, IL seemed to the, aud falling over
Hy celebrated waterproof porpoise hide
shoss, which I have had over year,
aud yet they have that same dumb but
powerful method Of letting people know
where Ihey are. They are full OF fish
oil, and ali last winter while travelling
was not allowed to put mp at the best
hetels, many of the guests thinking
that possibly these shoes were conta-
giouL
Mr. Fox ate q cold biscuit and went
up 20 the top Of the mountain, but he
was too honsSt 10 lie about II when be
got back. BE is the most trustworthy
young nan l ever knew. I've seen the
svestSst cid ladies' on earth climb the
ZsrMass or Mont Blanc or the jung
frau 10 visw the sunrise and then de-
scribe it and lie about 10 when they got
back. for the clouds had obScured the
Sunrise entirely, and I've known white
hSitsd cid men with blameess lives be-
HAD than 10 tell the most gigantic
wkaeks asd whoppsrs about the sun
rae On As Fooglehorn, or the Doodle
horn, or the Poodlehorn Alps when the
sun had bssn obseured for a week. But
Mr.. Fox told me honestly that the trip
was not success, and he scorned 20 lie
about IL. New when be says that be
pulled 10 pound trout out OF the
water aad lost him ia the tall grass
believe every word be says.
But car truly say that this Is the
mort absouts and unmitigated week or
unblemiShsd delight that / have
ever put in, and my life, too, has been
one Of sIesYtional enjoy ment, for AN
Of sunny nature and live ia gentle,
genial atmosphere. We are not camp
iug out and living on crieksts or trust
ing 10 a man csok who never tried 10
beiors. Al the foot OF Crsggy mountain,
by the bsuk OF the brawling steam,
stands neat little cottage with real
beds Ia II and big fireplace where
oae may dry his wet feet ADD eat three
meals day prepared by Mrs. Barnard.
She Is not college cook 10 his fresh
man year, who knows things that the
Creator has not yet given to the press.
She can cook, however, and does not
allow the smoking tobacco TO get into
the butter the way man cook does
We dent hIvs TO tote water two miles
when We are tired or sleep in our wet
clothes with a thousand legged worm In
esah ear so as 10 get healthy.
WhsH we don't care 10 60 fishing or
gathering bouquets OF brlghtred hornet
hlss, We can sit on the porch aud
smoke long stem pipe and read a novel.
This. therefore, is successful trip, aud
when we GET enough Of II we can take
Mr. Castings shift horses aud In 81
hours gee comfortably into Asheyille,
where we may be mixing UP win the
ellie this eveBing in low neck aud short
slssvss II we want 70.
The agricultural interests here seem
TO bs cshtered very largely 10 the herb
Industry. Every morning about 80 or
40 nsn 60 by here or their way TO the
heart OF tho forest, with a mattock
ever one shoulder and gunDy sack
over the other. and at night they come
hsnO with bushsl or so Of jellco root.
worth from % 10 80 cents This root,
when dried. Is sold to the store aud
thssca 10 the wholesale chemists Of
New York. Sometimes they get little
giasihE, or sang" as IL is called,
which the Chinese pay high price for.
Some OF tho land here is pretty good,
bat more OF II is not. IL remlpds ne OF
a section In Dakota where James Whit
comb Riley says the land was so poor