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THE WRECKED METROPOLIS.
The Omcers who First Found the Leak the
second Day Amer Starting.

The official investigation into the cause of
the loss OF the steamship Metropolis was con-
tinued yesterday before Messrs. Austin. jayne
and Matthews. the United States Inspectors OF
Steam Vessels. This testimony is 10 be trans
mitted to tho Board Of Inspectors OF Philadel-
phin. who are seeking TO ascertain who are re-
sponsibc.
Joseph j. Lowell. chief engineer said
40 W.dne, ,das went m tlc sheft alley and iis
eS"d to sIP e waSf o9t o, ,hs mp u on al
the way she WIS leaking, and he would have to put into
sell tound the water coming ihroush dcadw0od hut
SS" ps@er "S1 Sna SET the ""s mate wsS. a% hrcas ns
Kent the 6e 1"ao. nr,' s"n asGs an .ed ,9" a ro en.
hsd to free ihe ,hip if2m water We thouahl We were
s'Rs ,6a som,la1 Sm f "" M aoa, u9 @ e
snns pump er2ke DOWN ''sn Tln the snsln' nsh
Sea Ia, carried ava, The smoke .,acG ac the drc ro
marl, ull o. Matcr @nd almost pat out tr hrts took
and threw IT, with some o The lon,r wor1Ihs ma been
%,"rm % on mo 'N ,u,n,ss' i n"ner get 'le1n np
,9iee nplcr deck, leaving Ille ,.ine rom lo,i one
by imnpns overheard
i. Johnson. carpenter, testified;
when We lelt rhad'lpna the .hir drew about nficen
@ e,' d M9~I nv AN'" %na @ '' az a[ew l Isrwa
post 1uai,d hutton, nom The INSIDE hui cnnld nui
stop the leak The heavy sca prevailing mad. IN, leak
greater.
Charles i. Dickmnn. chief officer. testified.
When the engineer told me IN, vossfl Wis baking
@ sis iu, ,n wcr uc p & m the pin h1x !" aw w
dis lNcr,d water runnn. down through the deadwooi
sblc chance s,vins the ,nir conc d must k,cp
on & a." & ,ds :, Os'n I ne s@ s gyrS sa We an & apl @ @
drove her ully an hour to the norward anu up ON the
beach
Owing to the illness Of Capt. Ankers. the COM
mander of the lost vessel. the investigation has
been indefinitely postponed
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ANDEnsoN AsK1Nn roR A NEw TnIAL

NEw ORLEANS. Feb. 9,-As was expected, the
Mlotneys Tor Anderson made n motion for
w." w." lrlhl IA the Criminal Court to-day. on the
sDnhua that the verdi / was not justified by the
Cilehce and s against the law. The Attorney
IEnu"tu IL ordered t0 show cause on M"dnrs-
v"l htNt why tic motion should not be GRANTED.
. INV lIlAl Is au.lL --.LA n n4- hLnllllA
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Matbys choice Norfolk oysters are cheaper
than butsAers meat a Harrison st. and " ceruAnas
st-.lds
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doubt be will still continue to dose until
he sees Of the travail Of hissoul and Is sat
isfed. l am constrained to believe
though that a great work Ia yet to be done
in this city 10 the cause Of temperance
from the number OF saloons that are in
operation here, though / have seen but
little drunkenness. l am told that the
moderate drinkers Of the place are not
few.
whom 1 have INTERCEPTED, yet II seems to
me that it Is about as fair as 1t is in our
own end OF the State.
see in your editorial that Hon. B. F.
Martin expects TO be a candidate for re.
election 70 Congress and that Hon. G. J:
will be q candidate. Those who pretend
to know here say that he will also have q
determined opponent in the person OF
Hon. Mr.. Lucas, Of Jefferson county.
Senator Jones, Of Preston county, is
here on a flying visit and was in attend.
ance at our Institute this evening. \.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has ontaIlOd more suffering or
IN hRStened tho breaking mp Of tho constitution
than CAtarTh. The sense OfS1ell, oftASte. Of SlRht.
o heRring, tho human voice, the mind, one orTnoF0
and sometimes all yield to ltBdeStruetlvD Influence.
The poison II distributes throughout the, system
attacks every vital force, and breaks up the most
understood by most physicians, lmpotently assaulted
by Quacks and chGFlAtAnS. those suffering rom
oGthO grave. ItIStlmc. then, thLtthc popular treat.
ment ofthis terrible disease byremedleS within the
reach OF all passed into hands At once competent
and Trustworthy. Tho new and hitherto untrled
method adopted BY DR.. Sanford In tho preparation
ofhla RADICAL Cum has won, my hearty approval;
/ believe It likely TO succeed when, all tho usual
remedies fall, because II 0trlkea At tho root OF tho
disease, VIZ, tho dcfdUGed blood, while u heals tho
liberated membrane by direct application, % tho
rules, and unleBs tho vital forces arc too far cx:
hAuSted, must. In the great majority OF cases, Ifilcs
GEO. BEARD, N. u.
EoDScorr BLOCK 81 {, PRANIYuHAN, oct. !, 1871.
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4Ah5kNNat NNyVlN NAN - VI wv rs
TO DO paid out Of balauce Of taxes for
1906. via: Due Oliver BroWn"........."".. . 79H
18th June, 1SlO-George Cox appears
as a member Of the Board. Ballot taken
for choice Of a President in room Of
Nicholas P. Tillipghast, deceased.
Ballots counted; a majority in favor Of
Philip Doddridge. Soloman Connell
elected Clerk. Board proceeded TO APP
point a trustee TO Gil vacancy occasioned
by the removal Of Oliver Brown. George
Fetter was chosen. Vacancy caused by
the death Of Nicholas p. Tillinghast all
ed by the appointing Of William Nc
Cluney.
7th July, 1sl0-"Ordered that from
Washington 10 Walnut streets inclusive,
and from Water TO Commerce streets in
elusive, stones be placed III the streets 10
the centre Of each square, with a hole
pierced in the centre Of each stone, to
denote the centre, and to be a perpetual
rule for regulating lots, streets and build
ings, and that John Cornell and William
McCluncy be appointed 10 perform the
services required by this order.h
26th October, l8l0-The inhabitants
Of the town petitioned for a road from
Liberty street 10 the river.
goth November lS%ll-JoSiah Reeves
reported that Robert Parks hath erected
a Board Kiln upon Urana street, and
prays the opinion Of the board thereon.
The board were OF the unanimous opin.
ion that the said Kiln was a public nuts.
ance, and ordered Rrbert 7. Moore the
| Commissioner 10 have the same removed
agreeabIy to an ordinance to that effect.
24th August 1SI3-The Clerk was or.
dered to provide a bench for each stall in
the market house and a pair Of steel
yards calculated to weigh al least $50 lbs
for the use Of country people and thoae
attending the market.
7th September lSlS-The clerk oil the
market authorized. when he may think
proper, 10 weigh any parcel Of butter Of:
Tered for sale in market. II he found
any short Of weight, the owner thereof
was compelled TO pay the town u! cents
for each and every pound.
eth April, lSl5-The trustees met at
| the Court House pursuant 10 act OF the
General Assembly Of the Commonwealth
passed the eth Of November, 1914, enti-
tied an act concerning Charlestown in The
county Of Brooke.
Present: Jacob Decamp, President;
John Russell, John Miller, Robert Park
and Solomon Cornell.
Samuel Herdman appointed Collector:
James Stevenson appointed Clerk Of
the Market.
Board,
There are many things recorded in this
old book that we will reserve for a future
article. q. D. z.
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advertising for twenty days from date Of
ordinanCe-was from thine to time, and
from day today, to destroy all hoggS found
at large" He was allowed twenty-five
cents for each and every "hogg" that he
destroyed by virtue OF the ordinance.
James Griffith, who had been employed
by the board by virtue Of ordinance Of
June 2, 1907, "made report Of a full plat
OF the town with all the limits, streets,
alleys and lofts thereof" at cost Of IA
dollars and Is cents"
Oliver Brown, John Russell and Sam
uel Herdman were appointed ITO consider
and report a plan Tor giving aid to the
making and keeping in repair OF q road
or roads from the streets to the water
side."I
Any person renting a stall 10 the mar
ket house for zone whole year" was 10 be
charged "four dollars per year"
9th July, lS0S-Dayid Jester appoint
ed Clerk Of the Market, vice James
Holmes, removed.
LIST July, lSOS-oliyer Brown makes
settlement with the board as 10 the re-
ceipts and disbursements Of the town for
the year 1905.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GESTLEMEE, We have sold SASFoEDA RApI-
VI CAL CURE for nearly. one year, and can gay
that gave such universal satisfaction. We have
TO learn tho inst complaint yet.
We arc not In the habit OF recommending past.
ent medicines, but your preparation meets tue
wants OF thousands, and We think those AFFLICTED
Ghnuld DO convinced OF It's great merit 80 thntth9lE
suffering will DO relieved. We have been 10 tne
drug business for the past twelve years constantly,
and sold everything for CAtarrlI, but Your LEADS aLl
the rest. II you see proper you can use thla leteE
Vsry truIy yourS, 8. i. BALDWIN 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drug, Docks and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. q, 1916.
Zach package contains DR.. sanford'a Improved
InhAllng Tube, and full directions for use IN All
cases. Price, tiO. For sale by all wholesale and
States and CanadRS. WEEKS 4 POTTER, General
AgentI and Wholesale DnRgIStS, Bolton. Mass.
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An important Wool Table.

We are indebted to Mr.. Eugene List
for the following table showing the aver
age price Of fine woods in New York for
the past 81 years. 1t is a memorandum
worth preserving by the wool men Of this
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DR.. G.
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
YER GE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

T'HE c~ountcnancc is pale and
leaden-colorcd, with occasional
lushes, or a circumscribeG spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull! ; the pupils diIate an azurescmi-
circle runs along the lower cye.lidj
thenose is irritated, swells, andsome-
times bleeds ; a dwelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum.
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
andvomiting; iolcntpainsthrough-
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by ~hiccough;
coughsometimesdry convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia.
Bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, not capable Of GoiMgM sight
est injury to tie most tenatr infant.
The genuine DR.. M9LANE's YER.
mFUGE bears the signatures of C.
M?LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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DR.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND V
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
AS n simple purgatiye they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tho genuine arc never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapperb bears thesignatures
ofC. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
nd country etorekeepers generally.
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kOS. 8 and 10 make close connection Of Columbus
for all pOlnt' South and southwest Ut Chicago im
all points WeAt aud Northwest.
kMI-bOund trains make connections at Baltimore
Tor Philadelphia, New York and Boston. Al WMh-
ingtUn City lUT all points South.
West-UGund tIains make direct connections for
all principal pOlnu West AID Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
No 10 90 Saturday night has no oounSstiOn te
Chicago or kERduSky.
WHEELING, PITTS. and BALTIMORE DIV.
On and after November 8, 1871, Trains viii run
daily, exc Pt Sunday, As follows:
Leave Wheeling ,......... ...",,..bN0 q. m. LEO p. N.
ArriTO at Washington, PA."".a.3OL. m. $40 p. m.
Elm Grove Accommodation
Leaves WhtellnE.",".....--".e;66 4. n. eco p. N.
Elm uroVe..."-""."m-........ 7:20 4. m. $50 =, m.
Tickets to al principal points on sale at Depot.
ONCE open nj ali hOurs during the day.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, A. Il. Of T.
3. 7. DEvRIEs, GenI Agent nos
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BS W.aL, IN adVGAss, J~IIGVtP FtPaaa,
On. wear ,..,,..,...sS 90 Three mOnthL-....s2 %
tiT nonihs...... .- 4 90 One month........'... 70
Delivered BY Carriers In City lSc per week
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WEEKLY.
By mail, Ia GdpOnee, pOEd0' PrtPasd'
One ear..............Sl 50 Six months .:-.".sl %
In Clubs Of FiVe....."''.H..- '.'.'''''''"''V! - eACn'
In Clubs Of Teli.. ......' '''.''''''''''''''' ! y OAcn'
In Clubs Of TEeDty...".'.... '..'.'':'''' ! y e1cn'
And an extra copy 10 p0rOon Eetung up Club'
~ The above prices are InvahRbl0. Remit Rt
our rSk, In Drafts or I~oStOtice Money Orders Rnd
where neither Of these can be procured, SGnd the
money In 4 Registered Latter.
TIE INTEILIGENCER will present daily the
news In all departments, from all quarters o.
tho world, a well u q complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY 10 printed on ThursdAy, and can
b had Of the counter, In paid envelopes ready
for mailing. ~ SsRd a copy 10 absent JrttIdt
and TeLltiVH vtIh nssI from hoHSi
Observation-Disclosures dehring to have the
DAILY INTKLLIGKHCER left regularly al their
residences In tho city and suburbs, can be
served by leaving their address al Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the pos'otdoe.
TO ONTRIBUTORg.-ko attention will DO paid
TO anonymous communications; every article
must be accompanied BY the writer's real name
and address.
BuinsIS latter for VI IAoWld be GddTeued "Fte5
& CdmpJtA," aud Ihould IN no Gaze &c dddfsG1ed 10
SLher iidfrtduGi mSNber fire firm BY ndHN.
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IGOLL!NS'a
PLASTER

An Observation-Disclosures Battery combiped
with n highly MediCatcd Strengthening
Plaster, forming. the best Plaster for
ppinS and aches In tho World OF hledI.
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ELECTRICITY

Az q grand curative and restorative agent 10 not
eIuAllCd by any %Glculcnt or nlcdiCine IN the history
OF tho healing nrt. UnlCEa tho vital spark huS iGd
tho body. restoration by means OfclcctTlclty ~ pos.
slhlc. ItiE tho last rca6 OF all phyGlclnnS and sur.
goOns, nRIh u rescued thousands. apparently dead.
from nm untlmCly grave, when no other human
agency could have succeeded. This IA tho leading
curative element In this Plaster.
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ING lM ONE.

Thus combined wn have two grand medical
md uniIcdIy nrodicG moro rnrcS than my I'M.
mcnt, lOllOi, WISH, or plaster ever before com
pounded ~ tho history OF medicine. Try ono.
PRlCH, jCESTS.
Sold by oil Wholesale ani Retail Druggists
throughout the United States md Canldas, aud by
WHEKS h POTTER. Proprir.Org, lioItoii, Mass.
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RALSARs AMI PINE.

The healing properties OF our own fragrant bal.
known TO require description. Thclr grateful.
healing, soothing, and Strengthening properties AFRO
known 10 Thousands. When combined In accord.
Ancu with late and lnnnrtant discoveries In phar.
macy, their healing mud strengthening properties
are Increased tcnIOld. In this respect our Plaster
ID tlC best in UsU without the aid OF ClCctrlclty,
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TRANSPORTATION.

No. 2 stops al all stItionI between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No Is 'topS At ali Stations between
Wheeling and Grafton.
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take pleasure in informing my cuStO'
mers, and the public in general, that my
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LET Is HfTE PLICE.
How Members OF the Universal Peace SocIe-
~ Would Put am Ind 10 War

pnr-,rrtr,r.perr NAV, = What L. tnrrno1
tho American braneh OF the 1 my rsal fea'e
society met in this city to-day IN the Friends
,,,,ir. h,,,. o,l ,l,.,, ,,,.. .,i.,,, -,...,,,,.
''''"~ INV ''''N wa ''''
I've or one hundred persons present. Edward
Merritt was appointed President pro tenn. nnl
Ga, e..or,.,a,i.s Arli.-, sutton Ilu,.rI p.r
' -, "
more. and Bertha poyo. Upon the piati"rm
also was Amanda Deyo. one of the lea lors u
,i., ,,.,o, ,,,...,i,,,.. IN .,,,riso ma, ,,volfh
'-'- - '''' -, .''' 90 " -"
rsal. IL says that during last summers riots
.,. i,,,. ,...,fl,. r., p,,,,.i,.,,,f.,. ,,.,s a.
80 ''.'' ." '''''
1--WE IN lts tHnIis 10 MAINTAIN peace IL He-
nouncos the act transferring the cure 81 IN, In.
III, - ,i, ", p.,.,,.,,,, anil .rouls "ti...
N''''' i" ,.'' ""' N'I'' '''''"'' """ '""'' '''
peace policy inausufutrd ucary ten years asO
by President Grant hy placing the different
tribes under the care az several prominent r
h.inu- snrirtlc.. hv means Of which many Of
tho Indians have been led 20 abandon their no.
made iiic.' The society has ON several o'.a-
si1n- sent protests against the rr'.nt oallmi-
tpus war h.twr.n Russia anu Turkey. mad re-
llicr- ma the cessation ~ hOsillitIrs. Tue so-
rlety believes that the Universal Exposition in
Paris furnishes another means by which the
cati-. of u.Her may Doe promoted.
Tine rotrDrt Of fl,. Connect ,ut branch II the
society r.frrr. a Il ..nLfl - the imur,S0ninrnt
i'm 1871 of Jalue, MAilnif for refusing from
cOrsrirnt. Gus ,lIr.r- Ia puy Dis military tax.
Addresses wore ,lrnyrrca ly Nr- Cough II
BrlokBn. DR. l.Inhnrl-un, who represents Tho
European P.tcn Sn'ir'y, T. T.. Long Shor,. and
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avenue AMI running thence west. He ~ also
digging ont on the north and south sides Of
Eiglliirth street. IN the samc neighhorhood.
MIR. kilpntrick recently made 10 large purchnsc
OF land in this locality which hc Ia rapidly i'm.
proving by the construction OF medium siled
As proof OF II hotter feeling in uptown real
estate il may be said that Mr. Fitzpatrick has re-
soldto Nj. Wlllctt Bronson. ut handsome profit.
certain lois ON the north side at seventy ninih
street. near Iirst avenue. forming part ~ mis-
recent purchase Mr.. kilpntrick is one Of tho
most stirring and actiNe Of uptown builders.
aud is likely IT, realize very haudsome rrolils
from his seventy ninth street real osiHi" opera
tons. The opruing ot tn" east sue Elevated
road 10 I.ighiy-llrst street must enhnnoe the
value nf all available building lots lying hrtwccn
SiNty.nth and Eighty first streets. and Madison
On the north side " Eightic;h street. between
ThirdHnd Lexington avenues. Aldhous Smyth
nre building four mrd tum-si"rd brDwnIsl9pe
dwellings. which will be- completed and in the
murkrt before the close Of the summer.
Richard Arnold 81 the firm of Arnold. Con-
stable n Co. IL huillin. fourteen brown stone
houses IN Eghty-iir-; street. btWccn Madison
and Filth avenues. and contemporaries huiidlng
more in the, same. II .iEhnorn,o9,n,i VI ihn
m" i,d noi one remains unrcntcd. Mr. Arnold is
rapidly improving his vacant property IN this
locality. he builds To- rent. and not to sell.
Alderman Terence Herman IL digging on the
north side Of seventy ninth stre't' lusI west OF
Third avenue. for u llrst-class brown stone
building.
Ex-Aldcrman Duffy Is Just completing. on tho
east side of Third avenue, between ldEhtY -slNth
and Elghty-scVenth streets. row oi brown
stone flats with stores underneath riginally
started 10y Nicholas McCool and which Tor "a
long time remained in nm unfinished state. The
Alderman is negotiating lor piece "l properly
ON wide street below EighN-siNh street ON
which hr prol osos tprretnrow oi ten or twelve
mod ium siI,l iir~t-oiH-- uriVnt" dwellings.
ON tnn enuthca-t corner OF Fourth street and
South Fifth avenue Mr. Smith. the pnpcr manu-
fnrturrr Is putting up % tlvr-story French flat.
with uuartnrut- for ten tninillcS.
On the northeast corner oi Spring and Greene
streets the lorllnrd estate has started Il FIRST
class five story store
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A"" Lazy A"' "''''' .,I.a....a f ~
lazy N''' .''""
ou,.i.
For mamma is very tired. ami fan would take little
"''
III. the ruDc che od nlacc. though looking some
what rin' ,rl .nd .iaali
An q,,.rtk,.lr, iinll ''"''' way
Then iva. n ihe spring Of he ana loye-ah. Love. the
4teAf lli. htcu
LOW nni ,efs ,,.,n.
In the .p-n. the new French fashion, the female
heart 90 ilD-s. . al, 49,
3" ares,
=. the spring we're apt TO feel like chLrenju.t let loose
In ,l '" Sang sir. fame, 'svcry ant 10 clay the
tool
mere wa. no one eisc a, hand ami I-iorsot namnas
,,n...,,, ,..,.., uo., .ny,,.,,,,
said tc ser, pretest things about my lips and hazel
N' ~ raa 'i' was '"''' ''''''
'"'' ,s-ni ''''''''''
....,.,
G,i., mn, iiead
Aud-vt say tle rest prttt, much as he has
said
Bu, ,lus that his abuse i, really qaiic too awraly
Anal g. make the matter public was mu,i maintain, bad
'iD'u.j',n''
'''" ava" wac '''' '''' '''
coaG',e,ui '''''' ''''''',
"a cen lis lu tIr tiiN
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Inih f.i4'l 'nH.
Wchou.ht hinn iNN fur hl- books and things
ANI % .I.. go lY. f .'l- bats
And Doc lNn'tI f'.r h..-.i'' o ana best Of kings
ludrr ll. ueN staN hat
WrhquI,d him in.' tIr railway train,
MiIIiil 5000. .i II.r hNIlu- tuNnNri~i
Anl,se.uiilr u- ti.I.rlitW ie dust and rain
Wore al4u@ uur eyes vita tears
w looked In hl. iunucent .tce tu see
Ilp rl-n. ul % torrnnIII Do Nri.
B---rIuuis -ir.i.irf'i In-iF- M asozmA
Aud wondered when tAry wound start
Twas no, that Dec loved not a. heretofore,
iuf the boy WAS truier nNi hiudt
hut his va. a world that Mus AN belOre,
And ours MAS world bcAlhd.
Twas not his nutterng heart was cold,
For tho child wa log nd aui true,
And thc pa rents love the love ihttis old,
And the children the love that i new
And we came To know that love Is Il flower
Winch only aruNeth down. 1900
And We scarcely spoke iof the space VI an hour
A. we drove back through the town.