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Improvement

Improvement
Workmen were engaged in repainting
the suspension bridge yesterday. The
color is a dark red. We also noticed
that lumber is being received and stack
ed on the Island end of the bridge for a
new flooring, which is to be placed
upon the bridge next spring.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
For AdditiOnal LEGAL
See firss page.
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. William F. Goodwin, of Cincin-
natl, formerly proprietor Of the MLure
Hou Sc, arrived in the city yesterday,
and intends spending few days here.
He is stopping at the M'Lure House.
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A MEXICAN
LEAD PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY HUDSON CITY, n. }.
This Company is now fully prepared to furnish
LEAD PENCILS

EQUAL N QUALITY TO THE BEST BRANDS.
The Company has taken great pains, and in
~ and now ask the AMERICAN PUBLIC 10
give their pencils fair trial
ALL STYLES AND GRADES ARE MANUFACTURED.
Greaf care has been bestowed to the manufsc-
turing of superior HFxAGoS DRAWING PENCILS,
specislly prepared for the use Of Engineers,
Architects, Artists, &C.,
complete assortment constantly on hand Ii
offered at fair terms to the trade ut their whole
sale salesroom.
No SO JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
The pencils are to be had at al principal Sta
TONERS and Notion dealers 80
Ask FOR AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL
feb66m t..sr fas
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NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
n trespass on the lands owned by Inc or used
c' pasture, for the full penalty of the law will
< rniOrced against those who do so, without re-
9eci TO persons. Satisfactory information Civ
. q trrspaSsing. tearing off or defacing notices
I'll he rewarded JAMES CARNEY,
lth3t Centre Wheeling.
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commencement NJ WashanRaon, r"'
The Commencement exercises OF the
Washington, (Pa.) Female Seminary
were held at that place on "Wednesday
evening. A large number of spectators
were in attendance, and the exercises
passed off very satisfactorily.
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"Green" Looking, but not "Chcap'"
We notice in different parts of the
city what last summer were called Gu
cumbers. We recognize the looks, but
not the price. They are selling at only
one dollar and fifty cents per dozen.
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Sherih's Sale.

David Lutes Attachment in Chanoery,
rs. in the Circuit Court Of
"" and others
s"'n H or Same.
Sane.
,..oD Trobasco, for
I: ~ benefit of Levi ca.
Nils
Slme.
IsAr ". Cooper Same,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prsc.
tice indulged In when alone, habit frcQdently
learned from evil companions, or at schooi the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even whsa
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately. -
What n pity that young man, tho hope 81
his country the darling Of his parents, sbouid
be snatehed from all prospects and eatoymspta
Of life by the consequences Of deviatlng from
the path Of nature and indulging In . certain
secret habit. Such persons must before con
terminating f.tH nod IL
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The Great Success

That has attended this College since its estab-
lishment, has determined Ms To open in short
time an
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Rats, Mice and Reaches,

Rats, Mice and Reaches,
Those pests of the house, barn and
field, are effectually banished by using
McClellands Rat and Roach Exter-
minator. Sold by E. Booking, No. l
Odd Fellows Hall. Give it q trial.
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EOR IMPROVING AND BEAUT1FYING
T the complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skin a beautiful pearl-ike
tint, that is only found in youth. 1t quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles, Pimples Blotches, Meth
Patches, Sallowness Eruptions, and all impuri.
ties of the skin kindly healing the same, leav-
ing the skin white and clear rs alabaster. Its
use can not be detected by the closest scrutiny,
and being Q vegetable preparation Is perfectly
harmless 1t Ia the only article of the kind
used by the French, and is considered by the
Partisan as Indispensable 70 q perfect toilet.
Upwards of 30, 900 bottles were sold during the
mast wear a sufficient guarantee Of Its efficacy.
Price only IS cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt of an order, by
BERGER SHUTS CO., Chemists,
2s5 River St, Troy, n. Y.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

Two LARGE ROOMS WITH STEAM
i power suitable for manufacturing pur-
poses NORWAY IRON MF'NG GO.
lr97Iv Corner Fourth and Clay SITS.
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No Extra Charges

In many other Colleges, and students from dis
lance will find that Wheeling il the cheapest
and best point at which 20 attend q Business
College, boarding, the chief item, being con-
siderably lower than in q larger city.
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Fer the Best
Glass of Ice Cold Soda Water drop
in at Odbert's end of the Stone Bridge.
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that n sound mind and body are TIN
most necessary requisites TO promote cOnnublsl
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens to tho view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy refection that the happiness OF
another becomes blighted with our own
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WANTS..
rEMING MACHINES

y Agents wanted everywhere to sell our lew
yrerd, fully licensed machines. Send for our
ercular SHAW 4 CLARK, S. NJ. Co., Bidde
lurl Maine. novl4ly
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.AllRs P.ULL.
pANIEL. LAWN.
s. p. MILLER.
C. L. ZANE g. CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers Of Pure Catasba Wines.
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling, W. Va keep constantly on hand
Brandies Scotch and Irisb Whiskies, Jamzica
Runs and Cordials. choice Old Rye and Bourbon
whiskies sep20
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Actual Business Department,
Which will be one Of the
Largest in the United States,

Supplied with Banks, Stores, Telegraph Office
POST Office, Railroad, Steamboat, Commission
Manufacturers, Brokers and Insurance Offices
&C., combining
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HENRY SEAMON,

hRAEEH IN ALL NHNDS W ~
~ bacco, Pipes Snuff &c. Manufacturer OF No
Wheeling Stogies, No. 81 Water street. Hav.
Ing made arrangements with one Of the leading
tobacco houses IN the country am prepared o
offer all the best grades of Chewing Tobacco at
Manufacturers prices mayl62w
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s. F. FAIRS.

MARBLE WORKER & sCULP.
lNl TOR, No. l22 Main Street. Wheeling, w.
Va
~ Monumental Work of all kinds made 20
order on short notice. Particular attention paid
TO Portrait Sculpture and Designing. ssp1J
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Especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
tsry Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps 10 an untimely grave
thousands Of Young Men Of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect who might other
wise have entranccd listening Senatcs with the
thrilling lyro, may call with full confidence.
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads from whatever cause il may have
fallen oHt) and forcing growth of hair upon the
face, 1t has no equal 1t will force the beard to
grow upon the smoothest face in from Ave to
eight weeks or hair upon bald heads in from
two to three months. A few ignorant practi.
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
will force OF hasten the growth of the hair OF
beard. Their assertions are false as thousands
of living witnesses from their own experienced
can bear witness. But many will say, how are
we to distinguish the genuine from the spuri.
Gus 1t certainly IL difficult, az ninetenths of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and you
my have already thrown away large amounts
in their purchase. To such we would say, try
the Reparator Capilli; Il will cost you nothing
unless It fully comes up to our representations
If your Druggist does not keep it, send us one
dollar and we will forward it. post paid, together
with receipt for the money, which will be re.
turned you on application, providing entire sa.-
isflcti0n Ia not given. Address, -
W. L. CLARK e. CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
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COPPER, TIN. =. -
AND
SHEET IRON WARE.
X z M o VA l.!


'l'HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FORMED a
i eo-partnership FOX tbs purposs II doing y.
tail dry goods and grocery bhdnea, q tke ~
stand 81 ". H. Garrison, In Tsfsds1phin, " Va,
general assortment Of dry goods aid grsnsE3ss.
which win be solA at the lowest poeAbs utss,
and solicit continuance OF the psfrDsaks b6sv
fofore 10 lfberzily exteodsd ths old nu6. =. -
moan ~ STKLLR 4 YKAzLE1. "a
r.,.,,s,,,,. ss ..s; g. 2 ~ H G.rts'a.
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TERMS:

. 6aod Il ~ > .-d5
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

,soyABLE TERMS, ONE SNAIL
~ REA SSDse and one piece Of ground IN the
brick house Also. two vacant lotsin North
Ssa n s"l' For particulars apply 6 to Or
ISAAC COTS, JR.
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'hg's Philadelphia Re.
nned Sugar,

sm.thkLs HARDAND SOFT,
snSs1 powdered and granulated. Just
sG AoofOr sale BY = an. REILLY
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

oUCNcsoVI 10 Il IV0V u N'077O'0'
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIRs,
Nl CARRIAGES, R0CKAWAYS, &c, &c,
No. 10 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures to order, all kinds Of work In
his line Of business. Particular attention given
TO repairing.
tY- Second hand Carriages aud Busgies for
cash sep2D
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CADD.

hare fhis Day sod my entifs stock q cod
70 sTELLE & YRAZTKR, asA rsssa1Dsol
them % my old enstsm and - The publte OunsrI
ally, and solicit for them . liberal sharo e t.
patronage I have herstoforr recsiys@- 81
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MICHAEL J. ROHAN,

MARBLE WORKER, ON MAR
MI KET STREET n few doors above the
Second Ward Market House. Monumental
work of all kinds made TO order. City and coun
try orders will be met with promptness
apl2ly
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Police Csart.

Police Court.
There was another grand rush of bus
mess at the Police Court yesterday
morpinu
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"A Hew Political Scheme,

On The 14.h Of November-three days
before the meeting Of Congress- large
number Of prominen, Southern poli.i Clans
have arranged to assemble 10 Washington
for the purpose Of taking advantage Of
the disturbed condition Of public .tfsirs
which they expect to eIis. a, ,ha. time,
10 obtain concessions from Coneres. for
which they are pleased to call "ths relisf
Of .be Southern people" Their pro.
graudms Of action will depend greatly on
the result OF the November campaign, ss
they intend, II the elections result favor,
ably to the radicals. to urge The Pre,idsp
to accept the logic Of events, and BY bend.
ing towards the congregational policy OF
Feconstructiou, assist them in obtaining
the concessions from Congress which they
will feel empowered TO demand, Il the
Democrats are suceesstai, Considerable
correspondence bss passed between differ
ent parties regarding this movement, aud
several gentlemen have interes,ed them
selves in II with desire to direct il 10 q
beneficial result. SO says Forney.
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Yankee Treatment Of q Negro.

Anegro man, formerly body sasysnt
OF Gep. Ewell, and who bore that officer
from the Geld when he wac wounded at
Manassas, came up on the Orange ears
from Washington, on Friday last. having
been released from Johnson's Island on
the Sd Of Octobsr. He was captured at
the battle qf Gettysburg and taken 10
Johusoni Island, and held as q prisoner
uutil tSs day stated above. Every ap.
plisuee was brought to besr, and every
persuasion used, 10 induce him to join the
Federal army, but he ssas 6fm in bis allie,
glance 10 the Southern Coufederacy and
refused 10 do 40. When released from
confinement, he was refused trapsporta.
ton, and having no money, was compell
ed to walk all the way 20 Washington
On the Orange cara the passengers made
up q purse Of thirty dollars aud present
ed to him, and q distinguished Louisiau
ian, who wss on board, employed him q,
his coachmau.
The treatment Of this colored man is q
fair sample OF Yankee Glove" for The ne
groes, and we, commend It 10 them in tbe
hope that they will prof. By rejecting
upon it.--Lyneh6urg NtTs.,
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Confederate Money q Valid Considers.
"a ,y-fsoaA - o.. tion.s s.-.- .... ... i5 .

Tho case Of Dean ys. Harvey, adfbin-
ihrstor Of w. Fl. YouelI, has been finally
settled by the United States Circuit Court
Of Georgia. The Rome Courier says:
"Youell, in 1884, purchased Of Dean
bis plantation, in Floyd Coun ~. Georgia,
for $4,000 10 Confederate money. Dean
remained in possession, but since the war
entered into q rscsnty contract for tbe
place With Harvey the aduinistr.tor o.
'ft9uell, Afsrward. Ds,o, 6led bill in
the Superior Court Of Floyd County Il
20. t.sside the sale ,and To- snjoip Harvey
from tprnins him ont Of posses.ion, upon
ths ground that ths eonsid srasion OF the
purchase was Confederate money, and
the sale therefore ,roid. The, Supsrio,
Court OF this County vfrst granted the
injunction, but sftsssards dissolved Il on
melton OF Harvey & Scott, the admin.
.ra.or's council. In the mean time, De an
NOV "a 10 AIabama ., leaving Bis tsnnsp. in
possession, aud dismis,iog, bis case 10 .bs
Superior Court, and com msnesd his sihsll
BY bill, .sbsfore, in the ulh.d s.at..,
Di.,riet Court for NORTH srrnS Georgia, pray. pr
ing for injunction. relief. etc. The case
being argued on demurrer at the prs..n.
term, his honor Judge Erskiue di.missed
the bill, sa..airiDg The rights OF The pur,
chaser. The case ha. excited . ! gfea,
deal Of ia.erest, and Is, perhap., the mosi
important one TO the Southern people do,
cidsd since The close Of the war BY q
United States Court" ,a' ""'~ 700
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Radical Dilemma.

v The opinion seems TO be very generally
entertained among the ven Informed here
that the country was never In . more
critical condition, politically and 6nanci.
ally, than ut this moment; tThe Rsdicals
have tho choice of only two courses---the
one 70 seize the government ty fofcsl-.ths
other greatly to moderate the program me
herssofcrs adopted, sad up 10 this time
pertinsoiously insisted upon. 10 the'ias,
ter alternative shall be adopted ws may
erpsc, to see the present Cabinet, with
one or two exceotious, transfer their ale,
glance ! am informed that SsDs.or
Chandler, Of Mich, while tere expressed
the opinion (ba.sd upoa calculations Of
this kindly that impeachment vas an OBJ
solete idea. Judge Carter. OF this city,
no contemplate authority in Radical
Prognostics (being = trusted wire pullsr),
has said the same thing. 1t 10 even re,
ported upon what I consider good author
ity, that a serious effort will be made by
that class Of Congrsssnen known o. ICON
servstive Radicals" to repeal or greatly
modify the existing Recons,ruction ena
meuts, and sndeavour BY this means to
effect compromise between the Presi
dent and Congress. To bring xbou, such
re'ul. the financial question would pre-.
sent no difficulty, it 10 thought, as Mr..
McCulloch and The Republican. already y
agree substantially.
Y .isCor. Bais Gazstte, October r2f.
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NUMBER 40.
Geographical Enigma.

The following excellent enigma for
students in geography, is we'll worthy Of
attention. We presented it to some two
or three young ones, and between them,
we think We have the solution; but viii
publish . correct one from any of our
youthful readers, provided they accomplish
Il without the assistance Of older hsnds.
1t is quite su interesting enigma:
II was awakened one morning by
city in China, which was psrcbed on a
fence near my window. From an adjoinr
ing room heard a division Of Great Bri.
tain and I called a river Of South Ame-
rica to make FIRE, as I felt division Of
South America. On going down stairs, l
found one Of the lakes of North America
had spilled s division Of Europe on my
highly priced city Of Belgium, while put.
ting on the table my breakfast; consist.
ing Of division OF Asia, seasoned with
city Of South America, also a cape OF
Massachusetts, an island Of Oceanica, q
city ofFrance, stopped with city Of Ire.
land, and basket containing a river OF
Africa, and other fruits. paid a division
Of Africa for my breakfast, and then ask.
ed one Of the islands Of Oceanica for some
sugar to feed an island Of Africa, that was
banging in my chamber"
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Solution to Geographical Enigma.

Little Ella g., Of Columbia, S. O., fur.
dishes the following solution to the enig.
ma. published in Fridays R5enir-it is
nearly correct: .--
III was awakened one morning by
city In China, (shanghaiO which was
percbed on fence near my window
From an adjoining room I beard division
Of Great Britain, isle Of Man, [Wales.--
Ed. anG called a river of South Ame.
rica, (Rio Negro.) to make fire. as I
felt division Of South America, (Chili)
On going down stairs, I found one of The
lakes OF North America Great Slave
Lake) had spilled a division of Europe
(Greece) on my highly priced city Of Bel
gium. {brussels,) while putting on the
table my breakfast, consisting Of . divi.
sion OF AsiA (Turkey,) seasoned with
city of South Amsrica, (Caysnns y also,
a cape Of Massachusetts, (Cape Coo, an
island Of OceaDica, (sandwick,) city Of
France. (Champagne,) stopped with .
city Of Ireland, Cork aud a basket con.
tanning . river Of Africa. (orsnge) and
other. fruits. l paid division Of Africa
(Guinea) for my breakfast, and then ask.
ed one Of the islands Of Ocsanica (Caro.
line) for soms sugar TO feed au island Of
Africa (Canary) that was hangiog in my
chamber" ... Co.. ..-.........'
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SELECT POETRY.
THE CITY OF a0D.Isg
DIT y. T. fALGRAyE.

.........., - = :.
o thou no, made wi,h hands. ','N -'~
,,,, '' E'hrohea ABOVE 'oe anes, .4a,agvt
( ''er "'siu WIN siin"'pg yNaNi'is,t Ni'is,ts0rGsT .IIp
'No, nne'''hea nne'''hea Ni'n s'oiiss o. PFice,sL % 81
q ss 1'e '''sH. 'pan s''a or gem gGst
..uoC o"o' so"a 'etu'aie'H 'euU ,s0lnioggs
Whcre'er the gentle heart al q .'.u- -
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Asrosrsuxp RED Mxs.-A hand 81 7

81 AsrosrsuEp RED Mrs.-vA band Of In.
diaps made . sudden attack on ds,ach
msns Of our soldiers 10 the mountains.--
The soldiep bad a mountain howi,zer
mounted on mule. No. having time
70 lake |. of and Put i 10 position, they
backed up the mule and let drive al The
lodiaHs. The load was 80 heavy .ha,
mule and all wen: tumbling down the
bill toward tie savagss. who, not under
standing that kind OF vsrtsrs, fed ike
dsers. Ahsrvard one Of them was cap
tured, and when asksd why he run so,
replied, me big Tnjio, not afraid Of liz.
tie guns nor bis suDs, but when white
msn load up and FIRE . whole j.ekas. a.
lnjin, me don't know what to do.--NasA
piesrfTess. g.faU -gz.Grtg .rrvT....
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Not Lawyer Enopgh to Hurt.

.
That moderate reputation at the bar is
not regarded in the West as an insur-
mountabfe barrier to vital piety of mem.
bsrship in the church. has been definitely
settled at F--,a city Of Illinois, who're
an interesting revival OF religion has bee q
in progress under the minstration Of Pre-,
siding elder B. an able minister and
sous.hing Of a wit. That church was
power 10 the city and county round
about. "A young lawyer, Hiram D.,
had been regular sttenda at the inset.
ing, had several times gone forward to
the anxious seat, yet seemed to be in NO
hurry TO unite with the church. The
sickle had been thrust 10 un.psrinsiy for
several weeks, and now they were gath.
ering the sheayss. Brother Hiram wss
called to tell his expsrsucs and explain
the difficulties in the way of bis coming
oat" He arose and said he felt the ne :.
cessity Of being Chrslian, but the fact
was, lie was just starting in the world,
had no way Of making a living but 10
practice Law, and doubted whether nan
could be . lawyer and Christian too -
AZ this point Elder B cried out y
"coms along. Brother Hiram, you are
not lawyer enough TO hurtP .rs adfH
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The Yso'gstown tTsxss)a aWstchman
say. thai tps Other days youth. living
" Williamson eouaiy, procured something
IKE . gallon Of bess. which hs lied up in
Ah bandanns, and carried 10 camp meet.
ING. After ths ss'mou MAS over, and jus.
when the happiness Of many was culmi
mating, be ta'nsd bis winged messenger
loose Which IL Ia said tended very much
70 demoralizs the auditory. ~,
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A Thrilling Romance.

Twss night Lovely night, whsn no.
. cloud obscured the horizon; the fair
goddess Of night had risen 10 her iull
height, and nov sailed majesically on in
the clear, blue vaulted heavens, casting .
bright, siIvsry light on the stately man
sion Of the proud, haugbty Don Joss.-
Not sound Aoatsd on the breeze, save
the Ihosl Of the faithful watch dog. l
approached the mansion that contained all
ahss wss dear to me on sasth. Il was
Beatrice, the beautiful daughter Of Don
Joss. approached silently along, bu,
ssascsly had I lsspsd over the gssdsn
whea the saah ofa window was thrown
up ssd there, iu all bsr native lovsI,ness,
stood my beau ideal Of beauty, my own
sweet Beatrice. Oh, could you hsvs sssn
her ss she stood there In q ssowwhits
sobs, spspglsd with gold end silver, you
would have sworn her TO b TIE lovsl!sss
ofshsCIossly. 1a' % sarefsr7aS y1.ssHisa
'Hssf She spsaks-lo~. ~sst rhur.
rnaring sounds ,.o's upon roy ssr. ,ssbsd
sorvari TO catch her words; sbss bssrd
ny spproseb. and turning away, she said,
~ . loud voiee.oF rist! -s7rfv ',a-al
aA"Jobn, drive thai darn bob tsil SOW
out Of the garden" a1i'aoGa !sI2e. 1,'