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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05
Prince Of the Forest
II007.


The famous l6 year old Clydesdale Stallion whose
pedigree back the Lampits foaled in 1908
The sire of more Good Ones than any other draft
horse in Southern Utah.
Come and get couple of foals from him this
this perhaps will be last chance for life is
short and time is 1eeting." He may be dead by
other season.
Remember the Clydesdae the coming popular breed
and has so per of all leading prizes in compe
tton with the best of every other draft breed at
Chicago
Prince has been wntered by the Forsyth Brothers at
New Castle.
He is fat and in good shape for heavy work.
notwithstanding all reports to the contrary.
Prince will make the of 1912 at Cedar City,
commencing April 18th and closing August 1st
He will make few trips to Summit but with this ex-
ception He DW not rd0eL
Certificate of pure-bred No. SO. No 1907
The pedigree of the Stallion Name Prince of the
Forest.
Owned by r. Tweedie
Described follows: Color ark brown. Breed
Clydesdale Foaed in the year 1896. Has been
med by the State Board of Horse Commissioners of the
State of Utah. and it is hereby certified that the said
Stallion is of pure breeding and is registered in stud
book recognized by the department of Agriculture.
Washington. d. c.
Signature, H. j. FREDERICK
Veterinarian.
JOHN T. GAME
Animal Husbandman.
TERMS:
$1,000 to be paid before Oct Is 1912 20 per cent
discount for Cash in hand or its equivalent at time of
first service.
$500 to insure mare to be with foal Breeding
hours 500 to 7:30 A. M 900 to 1880 P. NJ
JAMES A; TWEEDLE, Manager.
Graduate of Graham School of Scientific Breeding"
Gazette The American Breeder and Carison's Breed
ers Review, also Stallion Service Books.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

There are fathers who grandly May III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04
OUIHIHE? Rg PIPES
BEST FOO 8II COLO
FIRST DosE OF PAPE's COLD
COMPOUND RELIEVES AL MS
cav PR0M 4 colo on TFtE
GRIPPE

hias positive fa-' thSI = Dor u
Paps's Cold COnpound. iHk-u every
tVO boarr until thre- consecutive
do.ru arr taken. UiH ~ The Grippe
end bEpak up ne Dost SsVst. ooia-
either 10 Ihe heaA. eh-st, baek- aion
aeh. .imbs Or any parf II The body
Il proBlp.tiy rsiIPv~a ne mOs' nts-
crab. heada-hs. dulinssa huaA sud
noss s,uaed ap. SEVerishheus. HDsel-
laE. spn throat. running Of 'h- nnss-
nuooas catarrhal discharEsa- soT1z
ness. stiffness ond rheumaiic tu1nEes.
TAKE thia wonderful compound -
directed aka ths EROulpsiEe tha'
her. IL nothing -is- IL the ~orid-
vhlch Nsn cure your coh o. eud
Grippe misery - prOmP;ly and ut'h-
cut sny osbeF assistance OF bad after
-nects .. . 2s-rrHi packsGs q PaPrs
Cold CaaT-ousd. ahich any druEEisl
can sapriy arcep' NJ suhstiRUie -
soa,uins no quinln- HslouEs in every
bomr Tastes aier acts Eenip-
tAdvertis~menr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

L.ke > - hospe. . r.etiyioEziu' isu
~ l. q shin yh.ns for slis's-
The man sbp ua-d - have = baTl
- p.f . s-sOsinp can betind & 80
alied u . EaraNP.
ThrTe.soasi hinathai uis"ioaiat'
Ther- . or ihiaz fha' ~ u'bn ever
made . suc 80 ., 1na thAi - ~
Ir.uk hBbil
What rouid . uufiEpgr' tbtnk - hsr
hushand n ss paih Sls W , - hai
sin . roostegs tai s'ugk m ~
They ten - thar civilization . "a
a5aeinE b. i~aPs AID bouada. but ~
aotr tber- are sin = Eool Hhns nen
Nho scar Nd nsctli-u-
Ese-y tive re- 80, u hS.nE iah'-s
4nngheT jsrsp Il pu'. en- mor- nsii 10
ta- CONN ~ = ~-Taln EoFr o. -.
rand old rarty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

W-h-u . ehild foois Ne anf1e - -
caI-u taEins son~ dlsasFppabIe Ous
nurh needed 1rdirin-, he thinkS ~
is lsrky. 500 l
Whsu . ErouB-up appuTe1iiy ioo.a
lur.. nature. and sPpareaiiy escapes
~ medicinal consequences 81 .oDs
health d.-'ylHE &C. he thInAs ~ .
lucky
And one is iuss - mistaken - ~
O,a-r ~
hrsrd . yOuRE nan DECLARING the
oihsr dsy that this iSea tha' you
asouIdnp 50 In haihinE righ' atier
earlnE IL aii noaseass. 4 d. u OsIsa.-
h. said. and T. sever hurts Ne"
H- l. = man 81 hBs physiqu- an9
unusual endurance and BY rrasou Of
ihs-a- tafnEs hs - abss - break the
lsu. Of h~4I,h Udhoal any api'a.ent
rnnishn-ni But { haven't = doubs
ih4f thai foolish srick - iniurinE hin
"a some way Or oJhsr and fhat sone
d. be uin b. ASKED TO paw this ORB;
a. = running w snd via compound
interest
That aosahr hHrt me Hoe :
I have heard ons ar another mahinE
-ls1 foolish bOssi Hbuuf sOun~ infrinE-
.,.r.r 81 ~ lass % health, OF course.
IN al he rss-a I have ROi had
eAan.e IN uatrh and - II rh~ hoass
vas tus'iGpd. hi IN . Greai many !
have sven thai IL uas not
a an est snythsnE 81 any time and
8. never hurts me-. = woman know
s.-yl 70 say. aud - she overland and
abus~I her stomach Ia every possibls,
~ for many years FINALLY there
can. 10 this woman q iims Of stress
and trial she hrOhr dOWn Her a.
zrusis sa. that stronghold in which she
.soughs hsr~-If 20 safely fortisisd.
rave way 4 cant understand a.
~. said. 4 aluays thouEhi nv s'om
arh vas the SErOnE-s' Psrz Of M. !
us-d 20 81 anything wanted ~ sny
zine oalie 50 sad the dOctor.4
dryiy.
Ana nov this woman - committing
thr .srund biunder 81 wondering uhs
Al. eannai g; over her trouble In .
fsu months. Foolish Wonan' u she
h.d t,-~u E-tiinE into deb for nfry
wears. uouId SO uoud~r uhy shs
-auiaur ave az eBOaKh n pay II N
- ,-,oth.~
Anath~r uaman I kBoN usea 20
abusr her eyes os;rasrnusiy. So
ou!d red b. ib- hour ~iih = fs-bie
ga or -Irctrir uEht placed hiEh above
b~r hesA. So uOala krep on s~uinE
10 the late afternoon When The tui-
|u.ht uas 20 din rhsT could hardly
-. seruaa the r,sOm she rad inesB-
sanfIy 90 the rara even thrDagh 2
veil
And uh@a tri-i "a EARN Der $40
oast laugh and So -Oh BOshinE
hartz ~ ey~.. ib-y arr nv sJroaEr~,
!..in=-
Nss -. > paving the ash' Of many
AR eualrsriioa
Con.-qussc~s are ~OatIy 'hinEs
W-h~u - suH-r Irlns-diatelv Tor nDn~
ItEirirE-maui 81 the laup Of b-alih -
ihink - arp uniu-ky in realty uO
~. ven iseky. ~ n-ver huT1s ~
i. = aanEsrOus shins 20 Ajax,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04
ODD AND STRANG e

Afs-r living 70 ne rtI'e Old 49, 81
res ysara. Heary Duncan . Coafsd-
sFuis veteran. DID .; BiE lSN. y. {
Inneln- Ubn uas = ditrh diEEer By
1IsAe. nd p1ruiiaF Ideas about bis
~. ~ osruT sanfed % - Uaid In
mospy. hu1 always s-nsAdeai cora
neal. hacaa and coIsp, uhich be ate
tuple tiuaes = aay ~ hnd dag th"u'
.anas e ntlaP Of d'ehss. always -
harding hi. pay Ia NJ shove art
ebss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

Hruause Philtp y heMshoH. 1t Oak
Iaad. Cal. Md biz hEir cut esOse. -
and his uifs hsVe bsua ssparaisd b
~ e,ouraa- Thu we're To attend . -
eial hall Que niEht. shea AeAah"A
ane bone IN the evsuinE With bis
mir eiu.aly cruVP-d. Mrs. NcNahOu
uSasa sarcastic reasrR that ~ would
mahs . susst tootiuE Azure On the
haIlFunn fionr. uh~rrOPon he FrOr-~i'
- % kno-k h-F sOGR. she obiains'i
\ tiVuTue On the ErOand Of cruelty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

Th-r- sss . SOVoi OlOssi'u hi made
- : Elmo. m. rpcr8fiy h~fuseh
Mis- KA;hsrins Heary. = prrtiy Hrhoo'
TEACHER. and I-st"r Wyeth- = buss'
Erus man u Roosevelt Uins wys'A
VII have 10 scar utrsa hai ali aih
ter Il he so--s Nis H~ary util hsve
q u~ar meas while rpeks Tor -"
aan. I-nE;h q Iins TIE aET~osai
uas aiGn-d 10 ~ pre.eacs Of several
trepnA-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

W
- " 0.
e ~ ~ ~ - ~
~ ls NJ : 49, Wea olIl -
,os1 i-nl Ul.ulf = p0L - -
tayS aEruetg 6uA- -. oE1as -
on N = - ~. err uhuD = =
iasd - ~ tTus-hs Fiias ~ - UIiaa
q vuur urFsans: - hI1ta ~ uhga
~ ~ suahs - - ~ utIh -
~ - arha. - Gallups - Eouna
yuur dssanA Ne GiVs. - a. uEiy
Irnlun. nn1 suEua1s q - ever ~
.sgn. and hf1Us VUaa hHTU-H -
saosgs. ~ tnhpu ~ ~ ~ trua yOHr
Ire. hrilEs ahauos - EuuE shii1rs4
~ Vie. 50 uuIs1sIS FolT cGtflGe
shh t-aFA 80 hssD 81 q daht 4 $50
eaB: ssa-r rirag q ~ rFe1iioT nae
- rhtu you - ASh youIry: ne ~
~, 70 i've d . tRg- snd iled 81 -
onsoa ~ eEE. 1han eai - unsgtsist
iUF ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04
norlcr lo eoMrnAeroaa.

Rlds Hnl ~ rrc-ir@d un'il Nossu'-
her i5th. isis. Ter ~ eTsctDn 81 tN''
sons abufm~nis and one pisr Ter =
eaun,y brldE- over the TyEaT''a Vai-
iry river q B~HtsHS Feny Pass
sHd specifications car ~ 49, - ~
CIerk's Oaee Of The Cotny CO'lFs 81
Nurioa county. West virginia
ri-i.ist $50 2. PHILLIPS. ClsTh
(Adver1isrnRui,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

U .
~
re ~ r1p-ulr,g ~
- fI1uS $4,000 = ~ -
HIoys AaF. - 81 - Fllll-la
- - Ol.o-a . siaiaIl Silhn.i -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

Believing th-tr marriage Pr~-arFanS
ID b rriaiiVes 10 IN Hp!Fi' uoraa.
Nm. Aaa St@-un ant ChaFi-s Rrr-
isr. of Kainman1o Mirh-. Nere w.
ord Va he T'r-Ssnoe ~ GeneN'Re :
Thursisu. . suirisuaitu usediua. sod
T-IntlVcH The bride ciaims that ~
SPlFa ~ b-r suus uho tied rhiray
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

The slate hoard u control has I0'Ina
that . q ihs las rOunties Of Kan.an
have - inmates % lbsir PoOT tarnn-
oas ruunfy haa 80 tee d@Pend-n' pDo-
thai {, r-ufs Oaf 'a- J-oor tara "n'i
vays pensions 70 i's deP-uasHis Os'' 81
The proceeds Oui Of PDPaisI'On Of
urariy I.5so.sgs Kansas has Ouly 81
perun4s inmaI-z o; I.Oor fhrms
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

AlbsFI NFIliEan. uho runs co:'bier
shop In S1sIa Haven. Ind AID a"uH
hIs AL and hanmeF sonE "n'uEh 10
Trseip, tor a Registered letter frOW
ireland. iafOEminE hin .! leGnry Of
Sfsl 80 lei' hIm b. his Erapdfsther. q
retired farIssr of Dublin NilliEan
las bOuuh; hfm . r-s.d-nes bur SAYS
~ uliI stick 20 the cobhi-r's bench.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

An -lop-neut Of mo,hsT and daHEh'
ter. boSh Of TrsntOn. y J. and mar
r.asr in WlminEiou. III. Vas the
s.asstiOu rsceRtlG The moth~r.
dos. aE~d - married Isaac Holt.
The daughter Miss EiiHsbsfh sc0't
AIRED - mnrris-d HaFry Betty Amer
their mATraE- ~ t~O cOapis-s n~' on
IL sfr--, and H-rr very marh aston
,tahea.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04

a man -uifb11i . hrH1- = ~ =
~ soFFuTi-inG ~ iEuiEht tE.iunsu -
SD Pnirh tuussl BuaE IlVn1naa. -
n. aparssF y usid - aupsaE Sladen-
y 80 oSAru.s ~ 49, ~ u1ns.
Th.a y uavas ~ hsnd ~ SlnD'
ps.ls. ~ EnilEnld ooDUuny y naE-
tnE . S.riri invgsiiglriol.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04
years aEO. ssd the spirit Of the
Eioons mother arranged the mash

Mr.. Gertrude S,ehIs. aged ~. HhO
sOD- days aEO danr-d II Ihe ESlssPa
EsddinE r-'ebTaiiOn Of h'.r sSn In
PIffsburEh. Pa Is dead 80 had
never bsa IN and d-liEhis-d the ION.
psny b. EDiag ,hrOu<h = square dame
ana her sSa She never recovered
f.om the eAhausiioa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04
Read What Bishop
Ireland Says:
tAdVrriarDPuL

TIE great cause Of social crime
= Is drink. he gTeat cGuse q
DOueTtv is drink. When IheuT d
a farliZV broken, I ask the cause
drink. EIgO to the galoWs and
ask its Uictiu1 the cause.-The GHsUer
drink. Men Task myself II per-
feet UOndermenG, WhVdO not men
put a stop to this thing?
-ArchBishoD Ireland
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-04
F'AH +" R. ,.:..
- HOV 4 soULToG.

POhc. h-s NOT "a, Eu.iOss. Oearea
1als year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-04

pers. ~Gy down 10 Uncle Peters and
get some more dust or we're ruined.
I1l put IL In the pan somehow. II you
with only get II here Hold the old
man up ~ you have TO, but get that
dasig
| began 70 boiler very melancholy
,ad prance around fsy snd by pull
"a my freight loose down creek
say" kays Johnson. there goes
your friend. Mr. Jones shall ! ketch
hlmE
~Oa, 10. says Asgy lie, BIN alone
he's used 10 Il around bere--heIl be
t.sck righ, away again.
when | got ont OF sigh, I bumped
TOR Uncle Peters
'Suref says the Old man wbcn !
,oid him cur troubles Take the
whole hlahssed cleanup. liy We hon
esg MEG lles got 20 sisnd b. each and
one another Don't iei that rAscaiiy
ssn bora escnpe~
50 ggahssei uncie reiefs hard
esrned savings snd hustled back again.
A. soon A. SGT VI good view Of ihr
ouffs anew something WAS wrcng by
sbe icek u AEs face, hot what !, was
sot mr. for ihefe wac bo,h them fei
less "a lAs hole nos. digging dirt Ike
u gosseset Dagsris hfe busted bis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-04

suspenders. and the other lads coat
was ripped up the back, but they did
not rare. they were mauling the fair
face ~ nature like genuine iunatics
aud eusslng and swearing In their bur.
rs.
Well, what's The matter with AgT
thinks |. Them feliers amt got on
yet, that's certain" But be looked as
II he'd swallowed o stroke OF lightning
the wrong way. Never see q man
particular a man with Aggy's nerve
look 50 Ike two cents on the dollar !
d!dn't have 20 be cautious 10 my ap.
preach. Az our friends were TOO busy
10 notice me
"wha, the devils loose. Ayr says /
sOh. nothing" says be Nothing
much They're taking !, out BY the
hatfui, that's all Lookw
looked. and sure enough there was
the pan With a small sized shoyelfui
Of yallcr boys In it-pieces that would
weigh Up 70 $40. some OF them !
couldn't believe my eyes.
~wbrfe'd yon get III says !.
~ont Of the claim says Aggy.
neatly fell dead "out o. the
rlalm.~ / yelled in a whisper Go On.
your whlskers are growing In
straight goods says AZ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-04
Fishing
Tackle
HARRY L. ADAMS,
Manchester Center. Vt.
Estate of jeremiah Y. Parrish.

Order of Notice of Allowance OF Acct.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester. IS.
The Probate Court for he District of Nan
chester:
To ali persons interested IN the estate o.
jeremiah Y. Parrish late Of Rupert In SAID
District deceased.
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the
18th day OF April next at ten o'clock In the
forenoon for examining ana allowing
the account OF the Administrators OF
the estate OF said deceased and FOR
A decree Of the residue OF said estate 10 the
lawful claimants OF the same, ana ordereu
that public notice thereof be given 70 al
persons interested In said estate by publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully pre-
yious to the day assigned. In the Manches'
Ter Journal afnewspaper published at NAL
chester In said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notinod 70
nppear at the Probate ONCE In Manchester
If, said District on the day assigned. then
aud there 10 contest the allowance OF snld
account II you see cause, and 10 esthblsh
YOUR right as heirs, legatees ana lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this 2nd day Of
A pril. 1912
30 EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-04
Estate OF James Smith.
or1er ~ No,jce-Beneficial

order Of Notice Beneficial
STATE or VERMONT, District OF Man
chester ~.
The Honorable Protot Court IN ne Dis.
trict Aforesaid:
To all persons interested IN TIC estate Of
James Smith, GhEEllSJ.
WHEREAS, application In writing hath
been made 70 this Court by the Admins.
traitor praying for ucense and outhofity 70
sell all Of the real estate Of said deceased 70
vii the home place IN Manchester center ID
senting 10 said court that ~ would be bens.
ficinl 70 the heirs aud all persons interested
in the estate OF the deceased, 70 ser hlu
real estate aud convert the same into money
appreciation ia writing OF all the heirs 10
aid estate residing IN THIS state and set
ting forth the situation 81 The real estate !.
WHrsruros, The said court appointed
and assigned ne a,i is,h Gay q Apr n,
ths Probate oriice 10 Manchester u saio
District 70 hear und decide upon shic hppli'
cation and petition. and ordered pubic
notice thereof 70 be given 70 az persons
interested therein. ~ publishing said order
toRether With the time and place u hearing
three weeks succes,iyely In tue Mai
chester Journal. Newspaper pQtnshsa ~
Manchester. IN said District whifh elrcb.
lntes III the neighl,oYheod Of those ptrfcns
interested therein III which publications
shslI BE- previous ~ the tine appointed
for the hearing.
TuFryronR, you are hereby notified "
appear before said Court a. we tiin n hns
II make your objections 70 the granting 81
sarb Ncenee II you see cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester IN
said District. this yTih day Of March, I'VE
e. EDWARD GRIFfiTH, Jndss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-04
Continued from paEe ~

pagge,t s,aks the picE q TIE clc the
trtt crack
~GoshF says be- seems alna y
so.t SsFsr'
=, that soy cries Aggy. hlghiy e.
cited ~TAea you've struck gold for
sure IIaving ppt !, there himself
he Eel, rcasoaahiy eer,ain sbolt Il
Wei, they scFapea 80 the bcaFusek.
ana Asgy offered 70 let Joh1ten pan
n. but johnson said hes hsa % cult
msniag beeemse his hands COT W sore
su.nging psh, 80 Daggeit BE- Kind o.
scrambled iae dirt OPT amer fashion,
and there az the bottom was our ounce
and 8 hAis q sod, Wen, ! want 70
tell you there was some uoremeni
srouai there
II trote ny heaFt % zee the way
that nah paggwsi washed the fns gold
srio ,hs greek bai he wAs faaisssr
sncngh VITA hsrding tie dust 10 know
thar an OUNCE sas Esof money, egea
u n ala ioot smtIi Ne tarned pale
and began 10 die sof desr TIE. There
~ss no prsins hin ieuee Wen, shars
. poist Aggy hadat counted On he
managed 60 slide efet rear De
-Ist seatsaa ase. pgs IS wssE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-04

lnsieaa Il fcprimaudlns the of'lce
boy fqr soldering ever us work the
manager uucineusiy requested him 90
eopHt the ticking u The rlses for eve
minutes Faf a., minutes the hoy
counted Al TOE aa second he az.
thcked hls work with unusual earnest.
uess. and for the rs..f ~ the daY hts
Interest never hagged
That q . hcme they tried on nue.
when was younTsier aud inclined
10 he iaEyn The manager said To
this day ! dp not KNOW the secret o.
lts sucerss. bar know that 10 de
llbersieiy count the dckins % clock
win cure the worst spell Of Incidence"
New York sun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-04

What In lhe name OF all the Nor
mon j IDS are we going to dor says
|. in dismay.
by gosh,' says Az, swapping his IN
gers. i've got herl Come 10, you
son.of "A gun come To-"
"How's thaty | asked, not Just tum.
bling exactly.
Come tor says AS. Regain your
scattered intelligence How In blazes
can | sell, then. without your con
sentfn
Right you are. I'm on" says !,
and with that cut loose.
Help" bowls Aggy-"help"
The two fellers were too busy to
want to stop, but after sent brace
Of rocks In their direction they con-
cluded It might be as well to quiet me
first. How | did carry on! gave AZ
the wink and pulled for the creek. and
II was not long before with Aggy's
help IN we all three went, kersoek.
They pulled me out and laid me on
the bank, insensible.
Then opened my eyes,
why, Agamemnon," says |, what
am | doing heref"
Hush" says he "You amt been
WELL
Dear me-you don't sayp' And
rubbed my forehead With my hand
But / feel all right now. Have
been this way loDgf'
Nigh on to six months, Hy, old
horse-eyer since We bit 1t so rich on
our claim. Don't you remember about
thatg'
Certainly says |. at seems like
Yesterday. It's as clear-but who are
these peoplef'
Az let on 10 be very much enbar'
raised. We'll" says be, "wby-why.
to tell you the truth, thought l ought
to get you out Of the country to where
you could see an expensive doctor,
and these are some folks | brought
down TO buy the claim. you being sick,
you know"
Buy the clsimw boilers, jumping
up. Buy the claim? What's this
you're giving me? After all my tolls
and hardships and one thing and an
other, to sell the Golden Queen? Well.
want you to understand that nobody
buys this claim, except across my dead
body" says !.
Aggy he looks completely dunn
founded. my, this puts me In an
awkward fixr' he says. Gentlemen,
you see how I'm up against It. can't
sell without my partners consent now
he's in his right mind, and, as far as
that goes, the only reason wanted 10
sell Is removed. The dicker's of; that's
the long and short Of It,"
Oh, how pleased that tin horn LOOK
ed. He swallowed three times aud got
red in the face before he answered q
word
This may be all right. but 1t looks
mighty queer to me-" be growls.
'rhe ways OF Providence is past IN
Outstanding" says Aggy, taking of his
hat. ITO our poor human minds 1t
does seem queer, ~ doubt. Now, Mr..
Daggett, to show you there's nothing
small about me you can have any one
Of those chunks you dug out this after
noon that don't weigh over 81"
Daggett sent the chunk to place
where II would melt quick, and then
he expressed a hope that we'd follow
1t. With that he hoped into his 20.
cart and pulled for town, larruping the
poor horse sinful Then Aggy reached
out his hand to me.
Don't tell me nothing but the plain
truth, old man. says he, Il can't
bear nothing except the plainest kinc
Of truth. But on your sacred word -
honor Amt your uncle Az corkerT
"Aggy," says |, Il amt up to the oc.
casion. There amt man on earth
could do credit to your qualities but
yourself"
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Manchester Center, VI.
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IN SUMMER.

I KNOW not what II IL. but when pass
Some running bit OF water by the way
A river Drumming silver In the grass
And rippled by trailing alder spray.
HOLD In my heart ! cannot from o cry
- II is so joyful at the merry sight;
80 gracious IL the water running by.
so full the simple grass is Of delight
A Nd II by chance a redwing. passing
a near.
Should light beside me In the alder tree
Ard II above the ripple should hear
The lusty conversation OF the bee
7 THINK that should lift my voice and
sing
I know that I should laugh and look
around.
A. II 70 catch the meadows answering.
A. II expecting whispers from the
ground
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