Akron daily Democrat. [volume], November 11, 1899, Image 7

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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Farm of 81 acres. Good
buildings, J miles west of city on the Smith
road. Dr. I J. Baughmnn, Montrose, O.
11S-193
FOR -SAIiE OR TKADK S3 acres with
pood buildings nml fynciN, rich tillable Innd,
wntcred by springs nnd brook, line tWh
pond, orchnrd and Mimir bush: close to
Akron; price les than tirVJO. J. I. Bnchtel,
Insurance nnd loan. 1S South Howard at.
170 tf
CHEAP
Sncrnflce sale of four lots, 60x152 feet on
Ulch St., near Crosier St., onlv- J 175 each.
SI room house. North Hill, nearly new.
hardwood llnlsh, $1,000.
Good 00 acre farm, near Akron, for sale,
would take city property In exchange.
Money to loan at 6 per cent.
C M. Jonas Tci.866
FOR SALE No. 108 Otis St., 7 room house,
large barn, lot OJxlftS, J1075 cost J200; 6
room house, Sliver st modern Improve
ments, $Sno. with :t room house In rear.
tl.400; 0 room house, with large lot, blsr
uni-gain nt tyt; room nouse near liucbtel
College, $1,300: KJ feet front, Wooster ave.,
J2.000; desirable city. lots In Havnes allot
ment, i u toll of S.Ialn St., as lowas?230;
very desliable lot W.JIHlerave.,Jfl; houses
and building lots In nil parts of the cltv.
J. I. RACHTEL, 1SS S. Howard St.
MONEY TO LOAN.
TO 10AN 15.000 in turns- to suit borrower.
J. I Bachtel. 1SS South Howard. 170 tf
2IONEYTOLOAN Abundance at 5pr
cent on residences, business property or
.farms. Prlvllcgo of pnrtlal pavments aftor
one year. Obas. A. Blackford, 180 South
SInlnst. Oct. It, 1 mo.
MONEY TO LOAN From J5.00 and up
ward on household goods or nnychattle se
curity and allow the goods to remain In
your possession. Can repay us In monthly
installments. Room 14, Arcade block. Of-1
lice hours, 8U to llTO a. m., 1:30 to S p. m.
L. C. MILLER fc IVY MILLER.
809-321tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT A new 7-room house with all
modern conveniences, located at No. 510
West Exchange st; good well nnd cistern.
Inquire at 510 West Exchange st, 176-178
WANTED.
WANTED Purchaser for n good lot in
South Akron. Inquire of E. J. Hosklns,
Democrat offlce. 1GG-170
TO EXCHANGE A nrst class four horse
power electric motor for a ten horse pow er
motor. 91tf
WANTED.
Ten men who want loans of RiOO, $500, $1000,
$1500, 2000, $500J. For particulars, call on
ll. V. UtilUUtjl.
Tel. 618. 4S Central Bldg,
Justice of the Peace and Notary.
205 Wooster avenue.
Houses on monthly payments, choice lots
on Wooster nv. will be sold nt a sacrifice,
also greenhouse equipments cheap. A 45
horse-pow er boiler, almost new. I have the
finest allotment In Akron. Lots 60x175 from
tlOO to S200. Come to sec me.
INSURANCE
Before You Take Your Life,
accident or health Insurance, see
FEAHK 0. HEWC0MB, District Aeent
Aetna Life Insurance Co., Everett building
tel. 922.
FOR saz-e:
If you want a first-class driving
horse, finely mated coach or carriage
team, call at Steiner's Stock Barn,
No. 1350 South Main st. Nothing but
first-class horses kept in stock.
X. E. STRIKER, Prop., Tel. 1734.
John Q. Martin, JJgr. Mch 18, 1900
WANTED TO LOAN
$1,000 to $3,000 at 6peroent
for term of years if security is
gilt edge. Inquire at once.
Halo 2 Ooatos
Everett block. Tel. 1623
STROBI
BROS.
Stoam Laundry
New machinery, new location.
"We guarantee our work. High
gloss or domestic finish.
Nos. 132-137 North Howard st.
WWuVvVWtfWMWM
PETERSON & WRIGHT
Successors to J. E. Peterson
Groin. Hoy. Sill Feed, cemeni, Lime, tic.
128 NORTH MAC? ST.
TeE 124 Peterson & "Wrieht
SHAW'S PURE MALT. The sick and
delicate need a gentle tonic-stimulant.
It is often a matter of life and
death with them. The ideal nutrient
and restorative is pure whisky.
That's precisely what Shaw's Pure
Malt is. Sold by WM. "WASHER,
344 S. Howard St., Akron, O.
QA:SS.S!j.St 2!Wrei
SS.irj.v-'vat
Manufacturer of all kinds of bruBheB,
Orders promptly attended to.
155 S. MTATN ST. AKRON, O.
F"Eiririly A a a hi i r gs
Our specialty. Special rates. We
whiIi clean, good finish, don't ruin
fabrics. Will call for and deliver
Knods. One trial is all we ask.
AMERICAN LAUNDRY
405 East Exchange st.
Ztz & Reed, Props.
Ptone 72J
MASSILLON COAL CO.
Wo have a large amount of money
to loan on good real estate security.
Low rate of Interest. Terms most
reasonable.
149 S. Howard st, Phones 582 and 533
Ca Cs $ Ieesb m
GET OUR PRICES.
F3i-fc.cE-ilo Coal Co
HO S. Market St.
Fhoo 556.
BORROW MONEY
l'rom us on your own terms, also
see us about that INSURANCE
you have e-piring soon.
P. P. BOCK I CO.
CLAMS & LOBSTERS
AT
the: bank oafe,
Tlio Finest Restaurant In Akron.
UZkLS SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
ITflZ IMPORTED Aid) DOMESTIC
Afo-fc Goods & Cigars
Under Central Savines Bank,
JOHN KOERBER, Prop
LIS
Coal,
Moving Vans, Teamln
and Transferrins:. "Fil
nlns
and Transferrins:. "Fill
your coal bins now and
avoid the rush." Office,
Cor. Cherry and Canal sts-Tel. 25?.
J. K. WILLIAMS
IVlEtoHlrio Shop
General Machine Work of All Kinds
Clay Working Machinery tor
Stoneware a Specialty.
OrowersofWfrie
Catawba Pure, Catawba A, Port,
Sweet, Ires Seedling...
Always on hand. All orfien promptly tilled,
Special attention riven to ill mall orders.
SCHAEDLER & RHHN,
Kelly's Island, 0.
Iron
and
Srass
For Every Purpose,
Exchange and Water Streets.
The Dixon Transfer Co.
Coal, Transfer and Livery
Packing, moving and storing of
ootls. Coaches, coupes and carriage1
or funerals, weddings, parties and
nllings.
123 and 125 Carroll st. Tel. No. 30
NOTICE...
For Drugs, Prescriptions, Fancy
Articles and Cigars come to the
Now Drug S-fcor-o
At No. II2I S. Main St., Tel. 1372
ROSS BALYEAT, Proprietor
YOU CAH HOW FIND
1
at 234 Sooth Main st.
LOCKSMITH ND GRIHDIHG
RF.FAIRIHG A SPECIALTY
NAZE MAVTE: CURED
Primiirv. Secondary or
Tertiary BLOOD IJOIS
OX. periiiantly in 15
to ; any. xou can oe
treated tit home for
suine price under same
suarantce. If you pre
fer to come here we
will contract to pay
railroad fare nnd hotel
Mils, and no charge If
we foil to cure. If jou
ii.Tko taken mercury, Iodide potash, and still
have aches and pains Mucous Tatches In
nrmth, fcoro Throat. Pimples. Cnpper-cnl-jrrtl
Spots. Dicers on any part of the body,
flair or JIvcbrovvs Fnlllni; Out, It is this
aecomlnrv IJLOOI) rOIbON we guarantee
to cure. We solicit the most oh-tinate cases
and challenge the world for a case we can
not cure. This disease lias always baffled
the skill of the most eminent physicians.
K00,ft capital behind our unconditional
guarantee. Absolute proofs sontsenled on
ippllcation. Address Cook Remedy Co..
liSJ Masonic Temple. Chicago. III.
IVIICEID CANDIES.
We are making special prices for
Churches, Kestlvalsmid Schools, etc vvliole
sale and retail. Wemanufactureall of our
candle-. Chocolates a specialty.
K. LASKARIS CO.
l'lioue 2i. 102 South Howard St.
and .r52 S. Howard St.. opp. city building.
Dpu Sewing
Hi,
'Machine
OIL.
Por Sewlnz Ma
chines, typewriters,
Fire Arms, etc The
Hizhest Grade. Get It
from your dealer.
Rafrrinrns..Ca..ciye'"d,o.
!f Atlantic Garden f
vi ..European Restaurant.. $)
$
(0
200-202 E. Market st.
Refreshments of all Kinds. The
celeorated Anhenser Bnsch Beer
always on draught. Meals at ail
hours at reasonable prices.
Give as a call
We will please yon.
DETTLING BROS., Props.
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Winter in the South.
The Fensoii approaches wlion ones
thought's turn toward a place where
the inconveniences of a Northern
winter may be escaped. No section
of this country offers such ideal
spots as the Gulf Coast on the line of
the Louisville & Nashville railroad
between Mobile and New Orleans,
tt possesses a mild climate, pure air,
even temparrcture and facilities for
hnntinjrand fishing enjoyed by no
other t-ection. Accommodations for
visitors arc first-class, and can be se
cured at moderate prices. The Ij. &
N. II. It. is the only line by which it
can be reached in through cars from
Northern chiefs. Through carsched
ules to all points in Florida by this
line are also perfect. Write for
folders, etc., to Jackson Smith, D. P.
A., Cincinnati, O.
$11.00 Philadelphia and Return. $11.00
Via P. & W. and B. & O. B. It., Nov.
14 and 25. Tickets good returning
ten days from date of salo. For
further information see C. D. Hon
odle, ticket agent, Union depot.
tastings
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I do Dot beliere there,
u s case of dytoep
ie, indigestion or
b? stomach tronbl
that cannot be x
lieT?d at once and
permanently cured
by my DYSPEPSIA.
CORE.
MDNXON. '
At all druggist,
25c. a vial. Guide.
to Health and medi-
cal advice free. 1505
Arch street, Pnila.
GEMS IN VERSE.
Th' F.-.ro of Love.
When do 1 lore Uiec' Wlirn il i t)rotktts run
Tlinvjsh dandeMoti meadows f it- Juiw.
Wlicii horns of hmitcmrn erect the harvest moon
And mellow autumn int?tnir i don?.
When f-prinsV; tnumphani nurthes hae I'ppun,
When winter winds through ItJpard branches
croon,
At solemn midmplit 2nd iX siltrr ncn,
At Wu'-h of mornin? and at -ct of sun.
Tliy onthfuI plendnr nhto me j d-ar
But I hall lox th iill when outli fiits M-.
I loe the hn thine tr know not tear
And loie thco when diri-ur hoters nish;
My soul shall crae thee when the Tark draws
near
Aad still be lojtl through eternitv.
Walter Milone in Bookman.
The I'rens.
The part ia preent still! In pyramid.
In symbol and in paleosTaphy
Remote events rereal their Mston.
Which wear an J wreck cf tinv in lain forbid.
While Thotiffbt and Truth tne uin-Untly
to
blcii
Ike world with Uct and safe mt'Ilr,nt,'.
In ranous modes they spcaV. with eloqutnce;
But rise to brilliant acme in the Press.
With all that art and science can sugget, ..
With lightning's pech, of fluency sublime,.
The inconremenceg of space and time
Recoil and vanish at the Press behest.
Ideal supreme, with wondrous blessings rife,
Tbe distant lands are neighbors at its fett.
The scattered nations at it bidding niert.
Bestirred by pulse of new and higher lifp;
Arena whore the Wit, tl c Satirist 7,"
And D.sputant engage in pleasing tasks Vj
Of guarding truth, of crushing gloy mssfcs. .
And render fint impotent iO re?'et.
Where Rumcr, clad in Fancy's fiVh array,
O't tempts the world to play mischievous part.
But alK) where sweet Humor thrills tt.p heart
And suarelv laughs Its gloonr and care awty;
A medium by which culture wields the force
That brings the "rrUhonV to n fellowship
With brightest minds, with ripest scholarship.
The thoughts and works that moM the public!
course.
Aiil Mark the march o. that tnuinpliant train
The people as they rie. from height to height.
Refined In taste and skill, by brighter light .
Inspired and their ambition born again;
Tribunal that o'crshadows state and court,
Vestured with rights and glory of it own; f"
A pover mightier, higher than the throne,
The human race its subjects and snpiort; i
A voice that peaks humane humanity
And inapiratiois of the nobler soul; I
A foe of Crime and powers that inthrall
A fnenu of Law, of Peace and Libertj.
John L. Bevan.
The Sandman.
Oh, the clock upon the mantel strikes the dread
ed hour of nine.
And the winds bemath the window start to whim
per and to whine!
pTis then the Dwarfs and Ogres bjcfc to tl eir
tavrs are drawn,
For thp Fani'imn's on a forage that is uhr the
children jawn!
Blue eyes that sparkled roguishly all through the
long bright day.
Brown ee3 that flaehed with eagerness for jov
and fun and play,
Now blink and roll and turn ibout and -tiuti
vet more to see.
Bat th Sandman's on a forage, and he flings lus
sand in glee!
Mr. fawn is also busj with the rosy tniuth ol
jouth.
We bee dark, gaping caverns and a gli-un of i
tooth.
And heads Ixgin to droop and nod. and lots fall
from the band.
For the Sandman's on a forage, and lie's casing
round his Mind I
Rae picture b-xiks lie on the floor, and drums
row silint aie.
And voices seem to drooping hrads to drcamv,
distant, far;
The clock booms out half after nine, the breath
more slowly drawn;
The angc!- now are all asleep, the Sandman's
come and gone!
Harold MacGrath in Syracjse Herald.
The niicknhent Cake.
Wnh apo'ogies to Riley.
"When the fro-t is on the punkin an the fodder's
in tl. i-hock.
At vou in "P n the mornin dost about on fl
o't lock
An go down stair3 in tho kitchen with a kind o"
sleep lute.
Where vour vife is waitin fer you with tbe grid
dle in its r'3T.
With the first cake o the sesn brown an goldn
on the plate
Oh. h feller's never kickin 'bout tHe cruel way
o fate,
Fer a fechn eoires upon ycu that no pot couldn't
n?cck.
When tlK grease is on the griddle an the batter'i
in the crock 1
Tfc-y can tell about the solemn an the lonesome
dajs o fall.
When the skies ars gray an purple an the quails
begin to call;
When ti.e tree3 are trimmed in colors an thi
chipmunk on the fence
la a gathenn Ids harvest fer his winter residence. :
Its lonesome, mighty lonesome, but a savin purty i
wi-ie
Is 'bout a silver Hnin to the cloudiest of skies,
An the sunshine strikes ft feller like a rale elec
tric shock
When the grease is on the griddle an the batter'i
in the crock!
The Klnsr'a Motto.
A mightv monarch in the days of old
Made vtier of high honor, wealth and gold.
To one who should produce in form concise
A motto for hU guidance, terse, yet wise
A precept, soothing in his hours forlorn,
Vet cne that in his prosperous days would warn.
Many the maxims sent tbe kinfr, men say.
Tbe on he rhoe, "This, too, shall pass away."
Oh, jewel sentence from the mine of truth!
What riches it contains for age or youth!
No stjtcl epic, measured and sublime,
So comforts or so counsels for all time
As the- ftv nerd. Go write them on your heart
And make tin m of jour daily life a part.
Has lurne importune fallen to your lotf
This. too. will pass away; absorb the thought
And wait; jour waiting will not be In vain.
Time gild- witlrgold the iron links of pain.
The dark todiv leads in'o light tomorrow;
There is no cudlrfs joy, no endles sorrow.
Are voj upon earth's heights? No cloud In view?
TryGrain0!
TryGrain0!
g Ask yon Grocer to-day to show you 5
g a package of GRAIN-O, the new food J
& drink that takes tho place of coffee.
Tho children may drink it without i
f injury as well as the adult. All who 3
a try it, like it. GRAIN-0 has that
"Z rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, 5
6 but it is nwdo from puw grains, and 55
2 tho mostdelicate stomach ruceiveii it
z without dbtress. the price of coffee. 5
15 cents and 1S5 cejita per package.
Sold by all grocers.
r Tastes like Coffee
I Looks like Coffee
B Insist that your grocer gives yon GRAIN-O
X Accept no Imitation.
fttgyfffilM
oo md Trfsr motto once trjln. Thi, too.
Rull ptf twiy;" Fme, glory, piste and power,
Tbey are but little bsnbles of tfie hour.
Finn by tbe ruthless ynrs tlo-n in tl dut.
Tk irmrains and be worthy of God'a trust.
CTrell yonr prowess while it Ust: lMe- hloonu
Kot blight, to mark 3 our footprint! to th? tomb.
The truest gratDess liet in being? kind.
The truest wladom in a bappy mind.
He who osponds his Miter's judgment mocks;
The gloomy Christian is a paradox.
Only the sunny soul respects its Cod.
Since Hie is short, we need to maVe it broad;
Since life ia brief, we need to mare it bright.
Then keep the old king's motto well in sight
And let its meaning permeate ii Li
Whatever com. "This. too. s'la'l jwv aviar."
Ella niier Wilcox.
Remember Me.
IBy the author of "Ihmd Hurum."
"When this you see, dtar triend. remember me,"
Old fashioned, trite and neither new nor elever,
And yet expressing what will alnas b
The longing hope ! In remembered.
'How often haic thee simple, wuimon words
Implored the Set of lnvmg ircolltion.
How oft liave stn-cfc aiwi HumrW mem'ry's fhords
And stirreil emotion- of a pH atfection.
And so my tribute to jour book tt lt
Comes but to thi.-: Wherever ,ou may be.
Though far rfwavT though vear on .vcars be past,
"When thi you er, tlar frinl. remember rae."
Kdusird Noves Wetcott.
The Doclur'H Mory.
ill ItopTfc I in her bd
TtandjEi'd and bli'-ttrtd from fool to head,
Bndjgfd jnd bbsiirvd from htad to to.
lr. Ibvrr. vvjs very low
Boitlo .:'d aucrr. n'O'n and cup
On lb- tbl -flfKHj Irai.lj up,
rhv.i-f high aiitj low degree.
Calomel, catnip, l-unesrt tea,
Even thing a bodv could bear
Incepting light and water and air.
I opened the blinds tbe daj was bright
And Jod gaw ir. R'igcrs roc light.
1 opened U-c window the ilaj ias fair
Aid flwi gave .Mrs. Koccrs some air.
Botll-s and blister, pmuiir aiw pills.
""Catnip. tneset, irp and ffjuills.
Drug, j id imdninr. hizh and low.
tbnw tutni as far as I could throw
'Whj( jrejou doing?" mj pjtienl cried.
"Frightening Death." I coollv readied.
Pearon Rogers, lit- c-ante to me.
W ite is umtu round," said he.
"I re'lly think hell worn through.
Ehc scolds me jtut as she used to do.
All lhr jKop!e Ijie poohed and slurred.
And the neighbor have had their word.
Twa btttr to pnIi. some of em ay.
Than be -urod in uch an irregular way."
"Vour wife. said I. "had Cod's good care
pd bra rfmd.eB, light and water and air.
Alt th doctor. Iwjond a doubt.
Couldn't have cured Mr. Rogers without '
Tbe deacon tmiid and . ed his head
'Tbn vour bill i n z." he said,
"God's be the glorv u- My.
Cod bles jou, doctor: good day. good dayl"
If ever 1 docto tht wxman again.
Til give her medicine made b men
Medical World.
The One Grent Chain.
Tbe purport of the hour $ vast.
The world wants justice. It dimandi
United hearts, united hand?.
The day of charity Is pat.
Let no man think he ran dtpoiI j
And 10b hU kind bv triik and fraud
And at the lact makf peace vnih tod"
By tossing alms lo honest toil
Men have outgrown tbe worthless creed
Which bade them deem it Oods good will
That labor sweat and starve to fill
And glut the purse of idle greed
Tbey have outgrown tbe poor content
That breed oppreion. Forged bv pain.
Mind links to mind in one gieat chain
Of protest and cf argument.
And by the band of prcerc burled
This mightv duin cf butnan thought.
In silenct? and In ngu!si wrought,
Encompi'i'es the pulsing wo-Id.
And hr who will not form a lick
Of nc conditions Pion to be
Ere lot must aland aghast and ee
Old sj'stems tippling dovn the brink.
They cain.ot and they blull not lat.
The bnuder impulse of tbe day
Will ga:i and grow and sweep away
The rink injustice of the Pavt.
More labor for tbe -elrtsh few;
More leUurc for the burdened man.
T'lce Ihingi shall surely come to piss
As olil condition change 10 new.
Tlicy chinge throtih strain and strike and itrife.
The wort but speeds the final hct.
Work for all men for all men rest
And rim to taste tha joys of life.
Klla WVffer Wilcox in Xc York Journal,
PreicrInKr Time.
Said Mr. Haldwin -pplc
To Mrs. Rartlctt Pear,
"Yoir're growing ier plump, mdaiu.
And also very fair.
"And there's Mis Clingstone Pe-tch,
So mellowed by the heat.
tJponmv word, he reallj looks
Quite gooJ enough to eat.
"And all the Mise Crabapple
Have blushed so ro.v rnl
That vtrv toon tbe farmer's wife
To pltiik them vnU be led.
"Just e th libcl!as!
Thrv'r' growing fo apce
That tl'rv reall.) ire beginnng
To gri purple in ttte fte.
"Our lapny tim" ir orei,
For Mrs. Gr"n Ki I'iuia
Sav3 e.b l.noa untn hr sorrcrp
Prrvm? time has ."onu,"
"Yes,"' :a!d Mrs Brtlctt Pr,
"Our djy is almost o'er.
And toon we shall b? nothenng
In sirup by tbe score V
And before th nonth was ended
The fruits that looked eo fair
Had vanished ftom among the leaves,
And the tree wrrp etrlpped and bar.
Tbe were all of them in pickle
Or in some dreadful scrape;
"I'm cider." sighed the apple;
"I'm jelh !" cried the grape.
They weio all in jars and bottlet
Upon tbe -belf Arrayed.
And in their mid-t poor Mrs Quince
Wa ttirnrd to marmabd'
St. Nicholas.
"I ICH0."
I do not kimu. I tee in a child at play
Before the wondrcus mystery of life
And know not it is there, except at times
There comes to me a sense unnamable;
The veil srcio; just a little drawn; 1 see
An awful glimp- that shake ij inmost soul.
It nuv be but a tone, a word, a fate.
A strain of tnuir or a look, a voiig.
And jII the world goes fading into dream.
1 mhiii tu feel a II this has been before.
There rise up'a something in niv fouI,
A something of unuttenibb
As old as life, ave, and j death.
That gazes through mv c.vi . the world
And brings a smse of loneliiu---. a gleam
. Of fearful knowledge; then it bides away.
It ws more frequent in my early years.
Before I clogged my soul with flesh and tin.
But evui vet it comes to me at times.
And oiue I know not what the caue it came
And In the iicnv burst from out my lips
The one involuntary try, l know;"
And tlxn it left me helpless as a child;
The dream died from me, and I went my way
Into the world to toil and commonplace.
Denver Jfws
A Denial.
"So," exclaimed Senator Sorghum
Indignantly, "that man told you my
vote was for sale!"
"He said so in so many words."
"Well, you can go to him and refute
the calumny. It's for rent onco in
awhile, but never for sale." Washing
ton Star.
Ko Ens For Art.
"What interests you so deeply?" she
asked.
"I am trying to make up my mind,"
he answered, "whether that thing on
the table Is my new wastobasket up
side down or your new hat right Jde
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The Care thai Gurei
Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
Whooping Cough. Asthma,
eroncnitls and Incipient
Consumption, Is
Tie GERMAN REMEDY"
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il U.lMl'l oil 1 1 1 1 li;p. Il U.1-. i. II .1,1-utln-r
one. Hut. iinjna.v. thi i. Ituu il
iinjiiioiiril tlut -Miillmiitii l"vl hfjuli:
Mnlluorth ii- mnif. cmiit utikiT. s
Vttlo tlii(U in tin- iii-ck. nuijlii :inl mi
iluly .it::' !'fI t ;m evil luokiii piK but
ciH uniiiiKli if t' man p.iv-cnsi'rs
Jiiln't :it-k- liiui if he llicmlit tin- Utile
M.icl. ciiM'.il i.it juniiiv mi.-iut :i tini.
Ill- lniMt u.in -".el. Tlio cisiuli. if a
man. wor.'il .ui-t tiii- :iu-ci-: "Ilnw ln I
know .iu lirttiT than .mhiV"
Tlii- third ulhn-i. nlm .! "iinu-tliin
f :i liiilie-' linn .mil Miinkeil t i:icttCN,
tnicl Ikh-ii kniinn to tv.n li V- ii.i-t:iii'. nf
llil sort uilliniii . ii. vim: fiosti tin- orn
tonup nf hi- ri'ilj. "Kcillj. nm. jmi
know, uf'ii' nniMii!: i hi I timii ttiulcr Ilit-r.ciitlifi-
:ill Ihi- 111:1c. ami a t.illinx In
loini'U'r lit'io tlno-n'l iiumii fml uc.ulicr
where Ae'll he an l-u.ir finni imiv."
Tlie unlink tliiueentli. if m'iimiI
ma'am, was too much fur the thinl th
nr,..iml he .iiil. in the thin time ( .1
man nlm i- ealdiinj: hi- hieath: rl:f
am, will jell kindly pi to- tin- lii-l "Hi
cerV He kimu- all ahmit lit lit- Main
clouds."
Mnllwmlli av (( dnt at the lime
puffing -iiiuko fmni hi- pipe. He le.n!
the Ue-tinu in the seliooliiisr.ini"- ee
befoir -he a- within ten fei of him.
"Madam." he -aid. "ynii are a fool wnm
an." uhicii caii-ed complaint to the ap
tain.
But that waMi't uii.it hui-tid the lu-t
ofiicci. It e.a- that pipe of hi-. He wa
stnokiuK it 011 the hiidne one nn;Iit when
the captain Mi oiled up iiiiawaie-. ".Ii.
Mullworth." -aM the captain, with the
accent on the "Mr.." "jou know il "i-again-t
tiie mle- for an olhier on duly
on the bridge to -moke, and it et- a had
example for the men. I'ut out that
pipe."
"Aje," said the first otlticr. Uuockinj:
out the ashes and puttinsr the pipe in hi
pocket. The leiy nest night nils what U
known as a "snifter" siioxt. law, wind.
uasty Sea the kind sailors -ay they .11 e !
moie likely to get just outride of New '
orlv in winter than anywlieie el-e on
thr whole Inoail Atlantic.
The captain. 1 umfortablu after a din
ner and much talk with the pltiiup. un-attR'-hed
pill to whom the saloon &tew
ard, with his usual per-pieacifj. Ii.nl
pix'eu the seat of houor at the e.iptainV
right hand, took an evil notion to x up
tin the uiidge.
It was -now ins -o haul you could
scaiu'ly -ee Mullwoiih. whose watch it
was. except by a little led glow that
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be couldn't -ee tbe captain, or then'
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from Mnliwoith's pipe.
"Mullworth." roaied tbe captain, "put
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"Aye." aid the lirst officer, knocking
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The man who vras at the wheel -ays
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Bur the hearty good cheer of that Ma
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j f a h other for a minute. Then the cap
I tain, with slow deliberation, took the
I pipe from the first officer's mouth, broke
! the long brier -tern across his knee, cast
the two offending pieces into the sea and
-tamped off to the little stairway that
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"Aje." said the mate as tbe captain
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and lueathed a prayer, and the piayer
v,a- answcieii. for the captain presently
climbed to the budge, pipe in mouth.
As he indifferently an-wered Mull-,
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the pipe from between the captain teeth
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and threw It far out into the son.
"Wc allow no Miiokinjr on the bridge,
sir," he aid. "It's against the rules and
sets 11 bad'cxample to the men."
"Aye." said the captain.
And bo Mtilluoith lost hi.- place.
4,I wouldn't V done it." said Mull
worth afterward, "if he'd only just
thrown my pipe into the -ea. even though
that same old pipe wa more than a
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it acro-s hi- knee that was more
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At one time tne celebrated mii-icinii
celebrated
Logier was organi-t of the pari-h
church of W.. where hi- family re-ided.
This cliurch wa- at a considerable dis
tance from any dwelling hnu-e and was
approached onlj through an extensive
burial ground. To add to its loneliness,
it stood aear the seashoie. It was a!s.j
reported to ie haunted In the ghost of a
suicide who .1:1- buried without the fence
of the ravey.ud and who uightly Trc
quented the church lo -lie for Christian
buriaL It was even whispeicd b.v the
peasantry that the bell hud been heard
ei
to toll at midnight.
The noble proprietor of the estate, the
Marquis of S had just pieseuted to the
church a line new organ, and on the coin
ing Sabbath it was to be opeued aud
performed on for the first time.
Logier had lieen on business to a eily
at some distance and did not leturn
home until late on Saturday uight.
when, learning that some of the ar
rangements were still incomplete he de
termined, iu spite of all di nasion, to
proceed to the'ehurch himself. So. tak
ing in his hand a lantern, he set forth.
Such a night! The elements seemed
combined to deter him from his rash en
terprise, but 1111 he went, "boldly whis
tling aloud tp keep bis courage' up." Tis
true, now and then some wild (ieimau
legend would cioss his mind, but he
only whistled tbe more vehemently. At
last he reached the lone graveyard and.
through the bine graveyard, the church,
whose gray tower was occasionally vis
ible amid the Hashes of lightning. Its
usual noisy inhabitants, the rooks, were
ominously still, only uttering nt inter
vals a distressing caw. as if suffering
from bionchiti-, and the hand- of the
old clock pointed to half pa-t 11.
Still. Logier was ii"t afraid. Oh. no!
It was chilly, aad any one's teeth wonld
chatter. Reide. the 01 gun would take
but a few minutes to li. and then to
think of tonioriovv's laurels! So he just
glanced carelessly toward the side of the
graveyard where the suicide was said to
be interred and. opening the door with a
key that he kept him-elf. entered, closing:
it after him. and ascended to the orgnn
loft.
The interior appearance of tbe church
was not more cbeeiing than the outside.
The lantern he carried did little more
than "make darkness visible." but the
lightning discovered many a monument
and grim old effigy and many a coat of
arms with its banners pendent.
Amid the pealing of the thunder, the
howling of the tempest and the roaiing
of the sea Logier set to work, whistling,
however, this time "Old Hundredth" or
spme similar tnne. and soon he became so
absoibed in his occupation that he "took
no note of time." though busily engaged
on other notes.
The clock strikes 12. It seems to him
that every toll calls up a spirit. The
storm increases, the drapery and banners
are flapping, and low moaning sounds
seem to issue forth "from the low vaults,
the mansions of tho dead." His whistle
gradually becomes minor and very ada
gio, with a close shake. But hark!
What shriek is that? It is followed by
another and another. Logier's hair stands
on end. his whistle faints away in a false
cadence, gieat drops of perspiration
stand on bis forehead, and his candle
flickers flickers in its socket and goes
out.
This was too fearful. As he crept to
the stairs, with the intention of making
the best of his way out, a blow in the
face from some spectral hand some
what accelerated his pace. And, horror
of horrors, just as he opened the door
the skirt of his coat was seized with
frantic energy by an unseen hand. Lo
gier tore himself away, leaving the skirt
behind, banging the door after him, and
dashed out ig'.o the graveyard, followed
by the despairing shonts of the specters
and the wild, mocking laughter of fiends.
In the pitchy darkness he lost his way
and.after stumbling over some ancient
tombstones, had recourse to his hands
and knees. In this attitude he pursued
his way for a considerable length of time,
when a flash of lightning discovered to
his terrified virion tbe vicinity of the
suicide's grave. lie could e through
the paling that it looked disturbed. Ah.
then its tenant had indeed left it for his
nocturnal w,-trh and micht ho oven now
rcturninc:
Here was a ililemma. There was no
time to loto. . Lopier quickly resumed his
eccentric crrnnastici in another direction,
fount the sate and. making use of the
vehicles most hi demand, set out for
home at a good round rate, which home,
drenched, forlorn, raii:n- one conttail, pins
sundry rents in other garments, the'eon
seqnence of aforesaid gymnastics, and
with a firm belief in ghost, he reached as
the clock i-tiiick 1.
Save to l;is wife. who. of course, vvas
blessed with an inquiring mind. Logier
said not a word of his ndventuie, for the
snbjt'Ct vva too serious to mention. Be
sides, glumU do not like to he made n
common snbjeel of conversation, so he
went to dim di.
Xothing could exceed in sublimity the
effect of the org.111 under his command.
The singing, too, vvas exijuisite. All were
enchanted. After divine service the at
tention of the assembled wieheads was
called to the fact that a lobbery had been
attempted the night previous, tho extou
conoborating the fait with a tray coat
tail which he lud found fastened on a
1111M near the fiont door. lie also had
found .1 lantern in the oig.m loft, which
the sacrilegious villains had piob.ibly left
behind on some siiddeu alarm. Sonn? of
the .window . were broken, but whether
by the robbers or stoim could not be a
ccrtjined. Some owls feathers were like
wise stiewn in omul, and a dead li.it was
lying near them. The blow of a bat's
Tving doe- veiy likely feel similar to that
of a speetial hand.
Logier held his pe.itc and as soon as he
reached home darkly hinted that it might
bo as well to sav nothing of that la-t
night's visit to the church, patticularly a
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"Beef can scarcely get higher tbau It
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moon." added .Mr. Dtikanc Pittsburg
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Dally; all others dnlly except Sunday.
Central Standard Trme.
CLBVEIAND, AKRON" COLUMBUS.
Union Depot, Market fct.
Going ortb.
No. 27f
No. 35
No. Si
No. 2
Columbus express
From Mlllrslurg onlv
Columbus fn- i.vtil
Going Jvuith.
Col.-Cin. fast mall
0.05 um
lo::(7 am
4:15 pm
9:Csam
4:4.1pm
9:07 pm
NO.SS
10 fliiiiersmirg only
No.2tf Col.-Cln. express ()
ERIE KAILROAD CO.
Erie Depot, Mill it.
Time Card: Dec. 11, 1S9S.
Going West.
No 1 Express
No fit Limited vestibule
No 15-r To Akron only
No 13 Huntington special (ff)u...
No .If Pacific express
No S7 Accommodation
Going East.
No 8 Limited vestlbnl.
No 12t Exnress
. 8::m ;ui
, 7:(1 fini
, 9:15 in 1
.12:22 pi-i
. SlM pill
. SMIl .11 1
15) nei
.. &-"! nm
12iS pi.i
.. 4:25 iMi
No 4-f New York special .
No 19f Chautauqua express
No SS Accommodation
. 4:i' i
(ft) Except Monday and dayt after bmi
dayt.
WHEELING 4 LAKE ERIE BT.
Myron T. Herrlck, Robert BUckensderfer,
receivers. Tim card: Nov. 17, 1898.
Nol No8t NoS
am
Toledo (Union dpot)Lr 7:15
Hpanrar ln;l
pm
1:!
:a
4:23
4:40
ioai . 1031
Creston
Orrvllle..
10:
4:54
5:13
5:43
pm
11:18
am
5:50
:4fl
9:2u
Mnsslllon .
11:50
Vnlley Junction...
Wheeling .
12:5
ArS5
No4f
Lv 6S) m
No 6
10:00 am
12:55 pin
1:50
2:22
2:49
3:(n
S:is
8:30
Wheelins -
Vnlley Junction
. 8:00
.8:50
. 8:20
.9:45
Aiassiuon .
Orrvllle
Creston.
Lodl.
jomo
Spencer
-10:15
Toledo (Union depbt)Ar 1:20 pm
a. iu .Booin,
General Traffic Manager.
J. F. Townsend,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
C T. & V. R. It.
Going North.
How. St. Union Enst
Depot. Depot. Akron.
No 4t7 . ...... 0:45 nm f:23 am (5:03 am
No 4f 9.20 nm 9:05 nm 9:10 nm
No 6 1:10 pm 1:00 pm 12:41 pm
No 10f 5:1B pm 4:55 pm 4:5ft pm
No 8 b:25pm 8:12 pm 8:17 pm
Going South.
No 7t .. 8:42am 9:05 am 9:19 nm
No 3 12:orpm 12:lSpm 12:27 pm
No V 4:20 pm 4:55pm 5:07pm
No 5t 10:5pm 11:1 pm 11:26pm
No 47 7:35 pm 7:50 pm 8:00pm
D illy except Sunday from Union Depot
PITTSBURG & WESTERN R. K.
Union Depot, Market street.
Leave for the Eiit.
No. t Vestibule llmUfil lAlnni
No. 4r Pittsburg express i;:IOnm
No. 4 Pittsburg mail t:li)pni
No. lo Washington Express from C.
T.d-V. IJ. U. Howard -t.ttation 4rJ0ptn
Arrive from th" East.
No. 3 Western mall 11:-'-! am
No. !7r Chicago -:press . . .. 7:J5 pm
No. 5f Vestibule ltmlttd . . 11:09 pm
X. 9 Cleve. Express, ar. O. T.A V
1 R. Howard st. station 9:aiaiu
1
BAlnMOHE & OHIO.
Union. Dopot,
Dopart AVest.
2Jo. 6f Vestibule limited i::!Sn'ii
No. 7 Akron-Chicago fast mall ia:Ka 1
No. 47". Chlcato express 7:JO '
Arrive from the west.
Ko. t Vestibule limited IvWhiu
No.M-r Pittsburg express :or, m
No. 8 Chicago-Akron fait mail 6:Mp 1
THE NOKTH KKN OHIO TRACTION CO.
The A., B. C. Konte.
Waiting Room, North Howardst.
Time Card. May 27, 1389.
Cars leave Akron 5:C0 n.m., every half
hour; 6:S0u.m. until 7 p.m. and at f, o and
10:30 p iu.
Iave CleveltunI 3 a.m., every half fiour;
tf .m. until S p.ui nnd M 9. 10 and 11 :10 pun.
THE NORTHEUN OHIO KAILROAD.
Time Cord. Dec. 19, IsH.
Depot North Main Street.
Depart No. 1 70 ara
' No. 11 5:00 put
Arrive No. 2. 4 pm
" No.12 .12:15 am
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Adams St., Chicago, III.
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