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wife; Miss A. NJ. Larsen, Nj. D., and 10


Ginning. Chow, $50 miles southwest
of Chinafu-Rey. j. II. LaughIin and
wife, Rev. WIN. Lane and wife, j. l..
Van Shoick, M. D., aud wife, Rev. Ii.
H. Bent, Miss Emma Anderson, Miss
II. B. Donaldson. NJ. D., one Bible
woman, one native teacher and six
helpers.
Washington. cablegrsm was re-
ceived at the Navy Department to-day
from Admiral Carpenter, announcing
the arrival OF the Baltimore at Cheioo,
but saying nothing Of the landing OF
the marines there TO protect the United
States consulate. The Yorktown is also
at Chefoo, which is general redesvouz
for the foreign men-of.war on the CHINA
station, and no doubt is felt here that
all foreign interests in the vicinity are
amply protected. 1t is not believed
that the japanese forces will attempt
10 capture the place, which might be
easily effected IL desired, because OF the
insignificant defense OF the town.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., January 23.-
Captain Folger, of the United States
ship YORKTOWN, to-day cabled the Navy
Department from Chefoo as follows:
"Tung Chow, China, was BON barded
by ten japanese vessels on January is
and 10. On the 21st in answer to an
appeal of missionaries, aud as travel by
land was considered i'm practicable, the
Yorktown transported to Chetoo seven
teen women, children and sick OF the
missionary families. On the goth and
2lst the japanese, covered by twenty
three of their men OF war, landed q
large force at Shantung promontory to
attack the Chinese fortificatoBs OF Wei
Hal Wei. On the 22d small force was
landed at Chefoo from this vessel to
protect neutral citizens and property.
This landing was in common with that
from German, British and French ves-
sells"
WAsHINGToN, d. c., January 23.-
Admiral Carpenter has cabled to the
Navy Department that he has landed
marines at Che Foo for the protection OF
the consulate. He reports that the
commanders OF the French and German
warships have pursued the same course.
A dispatch received by the State De-
partment from Minister Dsnby reports
that the Chinese peace plenipotentiaries
will leave Shanghai on the 2Sth by the
French mail steamship for Japan.
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Thn Day In the House.

WASHINGTON. D. c., January 80
Mr.. Dingley, (Malne), called the atten-
tion of the House to-day to what he
termed the utter failure OF the Paris
tribunals regulations for the protec-
tion of the Alaskan seal herd, and to
the probability of the complete extlnc-
tion OF the herd unless steps we're taken
To secure a cooperation of Graat Brit
ain for the protection Of the seSls
The remainder Of the day was de-
voted 70 the consideration OF the sun
dry appropriation bill. Rapid progress
was made. Fiftv-fve pages OF the 1O5
In the bill were disposed OF without
amendment before adjournment.
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To Cut on the supply.

Jersey CITY, n. j., January 23.-
The following sign was posted by the
Executive Committee OF District No. 70,
knights OF Labor. at the ferry house
landing TO Cortlandt street, New York:
"Notice to Conductors and MOtormeu:
"You are hereby ordered not to break
in auv new hands on yourrodd until the
strike in Brooklyn is over. This order
should be obeyed even II 1t is found
necessary to work overtime in order TO
live up 10 it. >,
"Rv order OF District Assembly No. Is. "
Word bad reached the knights that
new men were being broken In, and
thew decided TO issue the order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
PREACHERS WIVES
Create a Sensation by WELDING Horse
whip in Church, Disgracoful AhalF
in 0klOhOma Territory.

PERRY, o. T., January 23.-A horse
whipping is church, participated 10 Oy
minister's wives. ia the middle OF Ino
services Is the sensation at country
church Just over the line 10 Oklahomd,
near ingalls,. IL occurred Sunday, ana
almost led to riot. Some months ago.
Rev. DR.. Johnson, OF Kansas sue.
ceeded Rev. Tulley, being cal,eu
by a faction sntsgonistIc to the l$llef'
The Rev. Tulley continued Win 'ne
church in the capacity OF deacon. a
few Sundays ago the deac0ns were
severely criticised By tue ne"
pastor. Tulley felt the s"uk'
and declared he would aVenge j"
He wrote, IL is sa.o'
the old home OF DR.. johnson ana ~
ceved some information that reh'e'tu
on the minister, and especially ms "'l'.
At the close OF the D0Ctor's sermon jas.
Sunday, Tulley read the IsiteI, Anu
great commotion followed. Mrs. Joha
son slipped from the church unnoucsu'
and soon returned with q buggy Wuip
in her hand. Rushing al He'.
Tuilev she administered sever
Iasbing before the astonishen
uari.hioners. Tulley was badly beaten
no. In the general row that followed
his wife secured the whip and Desau "
apply 1t to her husbands sS'e'.sn. ,Il,' y.
When finally pulled of, Mrs. hn.ou
was unconscious. The two women auI
several of the brethren were afr5'''-
and have since been fined. lh9 'A'
are still in court and are causing A1'-
excitement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24

PITTsBURG, January 23.-Within
few days the American Flint Glass
workers Union in the different parts
of the country will have plants OF It's
own in operation. Plants owned ana
operated by the workmen will soon have
their product on the markets In all lines
of the trade. President William Smith
returned to-day from Sandwich, Mass,
where be had gone 10 inspect the CO.
operative plant thsre. He reports the
factory In excellent shape, and nres
have already been lighted In the
furnaces. The plant Is the old one
known as the Boston Sandwich Flint
glass house OF New England, and has
two furnaces of ten and twelve pots.
The factory vii give employment to $50
men and the OUTPUT will consist or sew
era distinct classes and will be as large
as any flint house in the East.
The Fidelity plant being erected by
the strikers from the c. l.. tlaccus
plant at Tarentum, few miles north
of Pitssburg, is also about TO venture on
the sea Of cooperation with an entirely
remodeled factory OF two furnaces OF 10
and IL pots. The striking hlnts
Of south Plttsburg are rapidly perfect
ing their arrangements for starting the
Macbeth South Eighth street plant,
which is recognized as one OF the best
in Pennsylvania, having the reputation
Of turning out the very best grace OIL
glass.
Flint glassworKers all over the coun-
try are seriously considering the erec-
tion OF cooperative plants in order
that the remaining idle workmen, ior-
mer employees of the United States
Glass Company, may have employment
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Three Children Making Fire With Coal
OIL Suffer the Usual Consequences.

CINCINNATI, O., January 23,-fhis
afrernoon the three children OF Wm.
Resbach were at nome at Milldale, KY,
a suburb of COvingtop, two boys ana
girI ali under - years old. They un-
der,ook to start hre in the kitchen
stove, and poured coal on the klndilng-
wood. When a match was lighted there
was an explosion. the oil In the can ig'
nited and the children were enveIoped
in flames When neighbors ran in the
t,yo bovs were dead snd the girl is 10
diving condition.
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r- Republicans Win, the City
Charter VIII 68 Amended.
lE.r Scheme Of Granting Liquor
Licences Proposed,
1~,, to the 0le-Man-POWr Plan
in Vogue in PittSharg.
~ss.5,s to Discover Other Changes
Contemplated.

Natter Which Every Voter
should Think Seriously About
-as Pan TO Change the FOun-
saJion Upon Which Wheeling s
Municipal Government Stands
Was Concocted IN Private by a
Few Self-Appoiated Critics Oh
the City's Institutions Inc
Virginia Debt Question Taxes
on a New Phase -S1l. Railroad
ing Bills ThrouEh-The New
County oc1Ilg9 WIN be a Bad
Thing AL Around-Yesterday' s
Proceedings in Detail
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sBs-a 70 rs s-r
CHArrr,-.>. W. VA, January 23.-
lbs bill. which has been prepared pro-
yiaIrs for 40 amendment TO the charter
sfttec..e Of Wheeling, has not been
sent to Charleston, and will not be Till
after the municipal election.
Utbs Republicans are successful, the
charter win be amended.
1.-THE Democrats carry the election,
there will be no amendment to the
charter.
W1-, the amendment proposed is
cauao. be- ascertained, except that all
liquor licenses ars to be granted by the
Judge o.. ,5s Criminal Court, under a
p.au similar to the one man power
pracucsi under the Brooks law, in
Plst-r-.
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MRS DRAYTON IN NEW YORK.

Sba Has Come Home TO Defend the
D,vorce suit Brought Against Her by
her Husband.
New YORK. January 23.-Mrs. Cole
man Drayton arrived IN this city to-day
on the steamer Majestic from Liver
nool. after an absence OF two moths.
Her Journey across the water is Suppos.
"a 10 have been for the purpose OF
defending herself and possibly filing a
counter charge against her husband
who is suing for divorce.
When the Majestic docked to-day,
Mrs. Drayton positively declined to be
interviewed, though several attempts
we're made TO see her. On the trip over
She occupied suite + and e, and did not
leave her stateroom during the voyage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
GOLD GROWING VERY SCARE.
Less of Ii in tho Treasury Than when the
Last Issue of Bonds Vas Called Tor.

WAsHINGToN, D. G., January 23.-
Advices from Assistant u. s. Treasurer
Jordan, at New York, state that the
total Withdrawals of gold from the Sub
treasury to-day was 81, 700, 600, which
leaves the true amount ef the gold re-
serve at the close of business to-day
500, 795, COG, or about S5,00O,0O0 less
than on the day Of the an
nouncement OF the last bond
issue. On the date OF the announcement
of the first issue OF the gold reserve had
reached sol, ,95l, ,s62. Reports received
from q. 737 national banks in the United
States in response TO recent call by
the Comptroller OF the Currency, show
loans and discounts amounting to ST.
974. .623. 974, decrease since October ?,
1894. of S17,250,29S The total specie
on hand was S2lS, S,O4l, 222, or $40, 2O9,-
432 less than on October I'd. or the
specie on hand S114,s9S 047 was gold
coin, a loss OF $40, 1872, 243; legal tender
notes on hand Sl19, 5l3, 472, or 81, ,O3O,-
$50 less than on last report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24

S. senator to-day passed of without
any incident OF interest. All the Re-
publicanS voted for Elkins. and all the
Democrats, Including Adkins of Wayne
who voted FOR e. Wilson yesterday,
voted for Camden. The Populists,
Lockuey and Porter, voted for Writ,
Il. Neale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
THE LUMBERMEN IN CINCINNATI.
Proposal to Organize Mutual Insurance
Association.

CINCINNATI, January 23.-Over four
hundred are here attending the annual
meeting of the Union Association OF
Lumber Dealers. which began this al
ternoon and continues tomorrow, when
the election OF officers occurs. The
delegates are from Pennsylvania,
Ohio, West Virginia and Indiana.
Tomorrow night they leave on
lumber excursion inspection for the
southwest. In his annual address,
President Thomas said the Insurance
companies had raised their rates from
& To 10 per cent on mills, and from to
G per cent on lumber, and recon uded
the organization Of mutual Insurance
company among themselves. This
recommendation was referred TO com
mittee to report tomorrow. 1t Is caus-
ing more agitation than all other ques-
tions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
Baltimore and Ohio shops Resume.

SDtI ttIt 70 tFte IttVt''o''
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, January %.
The order received here some time
ago. from B. & o. officials, TO close
down the shops at this place for the
months of January and February, has
been Withdrawn ana the shops have
started up with full force Of employees
in ali deuartments. The great damage
done to the rolling stock of the CON-
napy and also to their shops, greatly
pecessitating the above move. which is
greatly appreciated by the men, who
will be given eight hours work day
until further orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
Diad From GRIEF.

HAeERsrowx, Mp, January 23.-At
,be November term OF the Circuit
Court. John Athen Smith, OF Pleasant
Valley. was convicted Of killing his
brother. Solomon Smith, ard sentenced
10 the penitentiary. His wiie' aged 40
years. died this morniug from grief,
brought on by family disgrace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
IB2 VIRGINIA DEBT QU SIlON.

The C0nmissioners Appointed 0y Virginia
Notuy the Logisiaturs That It Is Labor
Ing Undsr = Misapp<ehensiou.
Ss-sgl 20 "a. R,slE--
CHARLESTON. w.. Va, January %
A new face was put on the Virginia
debt question by the following cOmmu-
ucation which President WorIey re-
csysd by telegraph this morning and
yre.suted to the Senate;
"Ata meeting Of tue Virginia Com
mission, appointed under a joint reso-
u.oa OF the General Assembly Of Viz
gu.a, approved March 8, 1894, with re-
spec, 90 an adjustment Of the proper
t.l .l tue debt of the origina. State OF
Virginia proper, 20 be born by West
Frt1a, held January 30, 1895, the fol-
loving resolution was adopted by said
conn ssiOn;
"'WHEEEAS, The House OF Delegates
Of ,le legislature OF the State OF West
Virginia adopted ou the 18th day OF
January, 1895. the following resolution:
Resolved by the Legislature Of
Nes. Virginia thas the Legisla-
Sure hereby declines TO enter
ro any negotiation with debt
commission, Or commissioners ap-
pointed uldar joint resolution adopted
ny ,ae General Assembly OF Virginia,
'c--s month OF March, 1894, looking TO
Aa7 settlement OF the Virginia debt
question 90 the basis set forth in said
r. reso.uloB,' which resolution we
a's ADVISED IS now peDd.ug o the Sen.
l.e 60 West Virginia,
.N lv.ra-, Bs the terms Of said resO-
.-'r '. Is manifest thar said House OF
-'.--ates misintrrpreted the resolution
A---.sl by the General Assembly of
t7 State % Virginia on the 9th day Of
A'rta, i-Jt, 90 provide for adjusting
h.- tle state OF West Virginia
proportion Gf the Original
...l ot VIRGINIA proper 10 be
...le sT West NIrginis; for the aDpli-
A. ol whatever may be received
..-a 'est NirSinia 90 the payment OF
sos. found 10 be entitled 20 the same,
+HeErAS. BY the terms OF said last
arl resolution this commission
.'e-..t with the power 20 treat with
legislature Of the State Os West Nir-
'-t w.ta respect 20 the settlement Of
Va. debts; and
Whereas. There is no claim either
y .as terms OF said resolution or by
s commission that West Virginia
assume 90 pay 0ne-tnird OF said
-.. therefore, bs 10
....r.F That this commission dis
a. a.y purpose or desire 20 ask or
.-I.,'ature OF the State OF West
.s..a o ,etJ.emeot of SAID debt upon
o.. .--.s that would tx upon her the
.'. .-a' VI one-third. Therefore,
s..rsj, further. that this commls-
-- wiling aud hereby proposes 10
'.- noon negotiations for the settle
said debt upon any basis that
ascertain q Jus; and equitable set
1ato' the same. aud IL desired by
.-sI,.aturs of the State OF West
'-.1.a, 90 proceed % make such al
'..'1t ou the basis OF the terms nxed
"-at is SnOWn as the Wheeling or
lalee.
H..'re5, That the chairman and
''-.ary Ji tbis commission be reQust-
T. elCmuuicate this resolution TO
resident Of the Senate Of West
>.sledl JOHN b. Moon,
President.
n. d. FIOoD,
Secretary Pro Tenn.
ne communication vas referred TO
'.a11ce Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
The Little Ksnawha Navigation Company
sp,,tot 10 M Rs0tstsr.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va. January 23.-
Al a meeting OF the Little kanawha
transportation Company, held mere yes
terday and to-day, the following Off
GERS were elected FOR the ensuing year:
D. c. Caste, of Elizabeth, president;
Edgar Hermans, OF Spencer, secretary;
w. T. Wyant. of Parkersburg, treasu-
rer The following board or directors
was also elected: w. T. Wyant, Nj. K.
Lovther, A. r. Kreaps, william Devore,
and David Burns. of Parkersburg: d.
C. Caste, Of Elizabeth, and 1. K. stump,
OF Grantsvllle.
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In al. Hifs and Child.

CHICAGO, January 23.-Morris B.
pika. Vice President Of the lnterna-
ttonAI Cement Company, OF Chicago, is
nissIng aud is charged by his partner
vim the embezzlement of about Sl5,-
.oOO PIKE left mis- wife and child both
dsnoerously III, at the Metropol hotel,
where he Is said to be heavily indebted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL DEAD.
LoNpoY oY.January 24.-Lord Randolph
Churchill died at six o'clock this morn
ing.
Heavy Wind Up Kanawhs.
ss,e,eit 10 ne Rsa'ts-

q fCtDl TO ~ HEtVt5''
PARKERsBUBG, w. VA, January %.
Early Yesterday morning the Upper
Little Kanawha Valley was treated to
the severest wind storm ever known In
the history OF that valley. The storm
did immense damage, and trees and
fences were blown down at differ
ent places. At Creston the wind was
so hiyh that the shore line OF the steam :
or Hilton was broken, and that boat,
the Lula f. and barge were blown
out into the river. They were caught
and securely tied before any damage
was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
SKINNED THE DOCTOR ALIVE
A SHOCKING story from Japan y
of Scotch Missionary

LONDON, January "a 9%co'cu % ,loo, w.,
sionsry named Young, WfIIIn- -,
Tien TsIn says the Red Cross sOI'vD SOC, ~. p :
steamer went 70 Port Arthur wi'l t sur
osoosand the American Consul in'ehI'
inc 70 briug a thousand Chinese "ouLu. .l
sd 70 TJen Tsin. The Japanese CO CON, :,
uauder refused to allow the "ouu.s "'',,ssvs.
be removed. Finally, Mr. l, ouuS Dr.,
that they learned before Ie4s,ge .,sr. 70
Arthur. that the Chinese prs,,o- w. can.
the fighting, which resnited 10 ,be ,be hos.
ture Of that place, burst ln'o t.5 V.9 and
nitsl kiIIed all their own woun1su -HA
skinned the doctor awe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
A snall FIRE, Yesterday

Yesterday morning a small blaze
started in the packing shed at the War
wick pottery, but the fire was extin-
cuished withou; calling on the depart
ment. Joseph Cannon. an old Trenton,
\. j., fireman, did good service!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-24
ADRY HAYWARD TELLS
Once More How His Brother Ap-
preached Him and Tried
To Secure His Assistance in the MuT-
der of Catherine Cling,

And How He Labored With the
Villain to Dissuade Him from
His Purpose-Tried First the
Arguments That Should Touch
His Humanity, and Then Threat
ened Him With All the Punish
ment That is Sure to Follow.
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Lord Randolph sinking.

LONDON, January 23.-Tne latest re-
mort issued al IL o'clock stated that
Lord Randolph Churchill was slowly
sisktng. He suffers no pain.
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THE wEAraEE

w.su,xerox. D. C., January @,mFs, - !, !;
West Virginia and Westera Pennsy vans !
Fair; west winds -. .-inds.
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CO OPERATIVE PLANTS.
The American Flint Glass Workers
Union Preparing
To Furnish Employment to Its Many
Idle Employees.

The Boston Sandwich Plant Ready
to Go to Work-Another Co
Operative Factory at Tarentum,
and Still Another on the South
Side, Pittsburg-The Union Will
Soon be on the Market With a
Complete Line.
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laAE-E,roS, W. Va, January 93.-
election Of Stephen b. Elkins, U.
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lCORtiRUed 0" Fo"T" UE''
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! .' communication vas referred TO
'S.allcs Committee.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-28

Richard when IN ~ I1#fv lam.
amused himself with ba.s6#6,. an ,.a
nlaiu Of Sharon and J. sad - t.,y..
nre.ented some If tho hsr4.ta.t-o-...
tan. Later OLD. while pa-s.t., t..r.y-,I.
DaJmatla. bo carried II af...#.s. .zy.......
he .aty in o,..of the u I3...z .,a5 la.4..
fused t. atyeltup Hau5-at...,...l IS.
fnyja1.I7. ty tlie Justly I4,s.ff.... ,...f..,.-.
thai II vas with the utmost aIa.au.-,
thai le managed t9.u.6a -. ..r.a.
KIM J.aY used t. seea a.t#..to lr.
land All to Norway III. Haaa. ~.
ar4 tod Tx I,r..i.,.rt i#t.,t <..5.tt I.i,,..,.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-28
BABY THE FIRST.


The poet may sing
Like n bird on the wing,
And the pruSer accustom his quill
To talented strain.
But mean to maintain
That thor, 5 one thing which passes their skin
1t has never been sung
BY terrestrial tongue,
1t has never by pen been rehearsed
How in"ffably priced
And how much idolized
In the homestead IS baby the frsti
Not for Ossas Of gold
Upon pclons rolled,
Not for pearls to the armament piled,
Not for rubies galore,
or the great kohinoor
Mould the mother relinquish that child
She would brave the hish fire
OF DidorSquc pyre,
bhe would patiently hunger and thirst
II her sacrifice bravo
Gould by any means save
From one pang her sweet baby the frsti
Oh, that dear little thing
Is tho queen or the king
of the nous, hold in which it had birth
For the mother strong love
Simply ranks it above
Every creature or object on earth-
Yes, She foudly contrives
To believe that its "hiyos"
Is of earthly diseases the worst
And its tiniest ache
VIII induce her To wake
All the night beside baby the hrstl
Babies second and third
Have no reason to grid"
At the mothcrly treatment they get.
Babiy5 four, five aud six.
They are much INDUCED chicks.
Each in turn is called " Ma ielsle pet"
But tho babes Who succeed
Number one would indeed
Pick a CROW with mamma, II thcy burst
could they guess how much less is
Tho love She Possesses
For them than ior baby the ti1st'
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-28

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c,,na sa r.er..i.io,,i,, d., -. ,......'
tain sida C,y.r Mn. frsf,Iae. -. o.. .,,..,..
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Iral.en ,.5 Gu,J vi, - .....-... 49,,
cri,usa, bI,.-..,,... ~ t5a ,.....,,..-., ~,
and w6ifa and I.na vI5Ia,. .st.,,.5
tbaf iz.arnir.g a., t4a Laa.zzaf t.-..,....o'
deri.4z,= eral,.
All fbat old man 49, t+.....+ ....t
cheerful
Al mans that We j., 53- r4s,, .....
ben nd T.. r,.t0i. I.Ia f4.xIfa9-t,. 49,
ba4= h.a r.l and he laee, t,.+
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Lii even 10 him. hi M l.-,.v.,..
iar and t....utv Iuag La 6e.,..+,.l.t ~.
aIa4a.f al aid. far t6e v9#H5...r .t....
,qf5#.f.3. ,f,.,I t9 raatI.r t##..-.5 .,....+
ane=. Iata h,r mind an z#..J h. ia.
sfilIHd I.ye FIR tire beaatIfaf. lI.c.f.
lie in - many varied fsr..- m ~.
Wild ngafta.n scenery around t4...rt...
tu1e.aue though humble haa.-. liz.
the suHae4,r which grows 20 luz.j
antIy in til. southern CHM. his i,a
was AWAY, wheeled around 80 that r..
could saa tine morning sunlight AS ~
streaned ia through the dor fa-in,t.I.
east. aqa again. when TIE san wont
down behind the mountain IN tlc V,..
h. la4td f.r.thc lat rays - fall lu.,.#
+ the. golden glory u38a Ia head. Ona.
vHen lire fauu va e#.3In, u..g.
tam and stream and vs#Hv with r.t
LIS h5ht hc would az la H.. wheel
his IL near tine apa aHor. and t..n.
/ with Nor hand m his. fhH4. z4auId d. X
down The beautiful valley aaa -.ctls
winaln. .trDlml,t. Win H. le.tI,, I.nu..
With lowering ivy aad laaH.l. Iooaiu.,
i Ike gha,tly -onunels Keeping s.ilt
+ Watch over their mountain home And
/ they thanked God for II al
Captain Hall had done what hc could
with his imperfect education II give Ia
/ some knowledge of books. a. tho wa.l
/ thumhed volumes ON the shelf testified.
! While her language was rude and i'm
/ perfect and her information Vtrv linn.
! tied. vt aspirations had heen hmdIed
! in the h#alt of this child of the fur,-t
which size herself scarcely knew. III
! life of tul. so hard for one of her -.X
and tender years. was s~cet,iod ly
those longmg~ which had begun to
/ spring. hcrsoul She drew in-p laiian
! from al the u3jccts around h,r-tbe
grand old m1Wafun>. the thieElv V..a-
ei forests, thoco9ius dove and the lrI-I.
+ ine squirrel tho buBbGng Spring and
the running hlaoh.
Nj Siadr had fastened hs- horse T.
the yenele and WI, reaav t. q pant a.
i Ida eafIa down Ia tire fa,4l#af Tin. brood.