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pOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RN1AL TAKING POWDER.
ERIt 90 L BAKING
II IA Pc WIDER
RRR O YY A l.
Il y AAAA l. BAKING
II W ILL POWDER
Absolutely PERE

IL
Consumers should bear in nina mat the irco,.-
parable Royal" is now the only Baking Powder in
the MARI ct made from pure Grave Cream Tartar,
iimported exclusively for this powder dlre;t from
tie wlD. @rowipg district Of France An oh sxpe.
ritrced II MS keeper writes that although she has
to ray few pennies more foc the Royal" finds
thatit gee. 60 much farther and works 40 much bet
ter. that it's E. onomy to it. Another says she
nse. the rowSer in puddnss. cakes and all SORTS Of
pastry, wholly without eSgs An OLD lady from
Ohio writes that it makes the only biscu, her dys-
pc, tic husband can eat.
The manufacturers Of this Powder. witt, a keen
perception saw that which should prove b st to the
consumer wOuli Irove best for themselves, have
alwa. used the purest and most Wholesome mate
rlais, prepared in such exact proportions that It
never varies.
Royal has been the housekeeper's favorts in the
leading cities of the world tor the past sixteen years
and has larger sale than all oher Baking Powders
ca C. n bned and, being prepared alwa,s ankle
Bread Biscuit, Pastry; &c The Royal Baking Pc T.
Ger has taken the place Of Soda, Sa,eratus and
1east-nore heaithful because it preserves all the
nutritious elements of the -four With its wonderful
conyenlsnce always ready for immediate use and
the fact thst it VIII keep in any climate, cakes
nor spolls. make II the finest preparation in the
world: Folio only in cans. by al! Grocers:
DO not buy Baking Powder loose, 1t is almost
sure to contain alum Alum produces gripping,
sbpat1ob indigestion headache and dyspe .,sia; af-
fecfs Il blood causes pimples the face etc me-
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RARGAINS IN BL AON AND COL.
ID OREO SILKS
Gunner Silk, so, 81, sc. rs cents.
Back si,ks, p IS 81, sl 81 as M
Great g., baI , "a Black silks. 81 and 81
Dress Goods. half wool, l28 Is, lS 20 cents M
Ladies Clefbs, all shades, cheap
Al WOO LeBeiges, rs, 3oce, Is. NJ TO u centa:
Best qualify ali wool Bunting il city Tor IS efe
BanErnlt stock Towels. Napkins. Table Linens.
Wine Cloths. Sheetinss. sold iess than i'm.
porters pr.cea- Carpet Al cost, to close out
na-2nty 2OQ Morris 49,.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

EoR SOLID COMFORT GET AIR OF THOSE
y hid or Goat shpp n 1t 6ELBY'5 for coo -
with bows: ltal value IS C. Gore Buskins. 81
and a. o., npsard Sandal sliop. "a, q andS ~
% Fox Caters, acsd OK button, q ana -
tom made. $3.50 w.
For bargains go to
1874 assA 1919 Pa. svepssa.
Between 18Th Ana 10Th GtEoGfa
ap1-tr
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BANKERS.

X11H0 pronts On is days iuvestnieuss Of AeeN0
X.6~V IN Union Pacific, February Isl 4JUU
Idoportonh returns every week ON stock Options a.
and Circulars free. Address, T. POTTER Wf{sH n
co. Bankers. IS Wall st.. NY. fea2lnoSf ~
A MEMBER OF TEE STOCK ExoHAU01 IN
q execute orders Tor the purchase or ale At 6fos1
Sons o s.sh ioo sharea etock privilege
"a nnrx fsrsSs Only Oorrespondenos soSio
xtcSk Excnanse - Van q. New Yo-a HsfSS
New York "sscos ~ -
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ENTERPRISES JUST REwARDa

ENTERPRISES JUST REwARDf
CROWDED WITH CUETOMERS!r
HAHNS NEw SHOE STORE,
SIG EeceSs b streef, between and IYDy
SIGN OF RED SLIPPER
bhANCH, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
LADIES Fo1ed and Kid Button, q and no
Ladies' al Leather, Foxed and Lastne Shoes TX mn,
LADIES, Sandals and Newports, a5c. and up.
Laoies SiiPRers Sc rse hid OF Goat. 90c and mp.
Mens Drtss SHOES and Caters. sold, q and up.
Onr ~ leather 81 81 Caters Ia 10 variekiss
E1ne Cali Bur ton and Caters, a
Hand Sewed Custom Caters O.
Boys Al Leather Shoes, Csc. and up.
Boys and Youths Home made Button and Iacn
Mlsses' al Il sther Shoee, sc. and no.
nlos solid Shoes. with heels. 90 and SOC
Ch1lds Button Shoes, with heels so,
Infants' Sho 6, Leather Soles, zoe and up
iniants Nd Button Leather soles 25c. and up
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WORK AND WAGEs.-At Norwich, Conn con
siderable excitement exists among the mo,,d
elS at the Richmond stove cOmDany's worls
caused by another reduction OF ten per cent. in
wages, 10 take effect April 10. The mouders
nave al given notices and Will Quit on the 10th
martin '. b. Brady, superintendent, went to
Fan ki1er, Taunton. and other places Saturday
70 OBTAIN other mOuders but fhe men at Nor
wien nave sent notices for others to remain
away. 1ne help do not consider it a Strike, as
proper hallce has been given to the managers,
Tue hioulueTs Claim TO be working for less wages
tion Is Claimed with the strikes at Montreal or
elsewhere. AT st. John, n e.. March 81. the
memcers or tie Laborers' Association struck
work for hlg her wages They have been receiv-
Ing about 81 per day, and demanded g. This
demand has now been acceded to by the steve
doies with but one exception.
tETudor, TIE man who has undertaken to
travel on horseback from New York to Patago-
MA, arrived at Knoxville, Tenn, on Mond ~
morning.
~ Governor Marks, OF Tennessee, has signed
the Dill providing for a settlement Of the State
interest. ' O''''
~ ChesterH. Hull, well known on the Paclf.
&c coast ana In the Eastern states as q Journal
1st, oied suddenly on Monday morning at San
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LADIES, the Stafford Braid Is unsurpa ssed TO
quality OF yarn, evenneSS Of braiding an
SmOOthneSS OF finish. Use it.
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LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER, Atkinson's Extract
- Ftotcf, tie most delicate and refined OF per-
lunes, coLceais lis excellence behind its more
widely known sister-the Extrqct of I'm,
Rose. 20
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uoar2n0

RyNTINs sS. pure Wool, 2bc yard
~ IrSss Cocds from 10 to b0c yard.
Cas-. meTcs. is, IS 37k, SO, e. q IS Al yIrd
Cotton, fun yard vide SC
Rohy's Double Busk Corsets
lime. DSIEo-est's Reliable Pat.erns
JOS B. BAILEY
p1arleH Cor. 1fh n y ia, G,e0.
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II. r. GTLRERr &, CO

II. +. GILBERT e. co,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
1t BROAD ST., New YORK, ADJoINING NY Srocy
. EXCHANGE
3, Buy sell and carry, through the New York Stock
Exc ange all the active stocks long desired on
pr cent margin. First class stock privileges ne
sn'iaten at 1rsm to ~ per cent distance explain
atory circular and daily stock report mailed frea On
aprIlcatlOn mar26 eofm, 4thp
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CLOSING OUT
~ large lot Of nrs&caans LINEN grANpQuo
' '"'''' 'S'e'' q S s'oiss 81 sg:r dom. =
n. R-The above soods ~ 49, - 3sh
m mDS: SS0on: Reynolds %. end otAst nn40
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Golden. fish agent, since last report: /. 500 shan
sold from SIS TO BIS per hundred: Is 900 herrinys
sold from $40 TO fle per thousand; 400 buacaes
punches mixed fish sold from 10 to g CTS. per
h,lpcn ~-~' FSA
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ET EVERYBODY COME
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
dsl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SIGN CT THE RED FLAG,
And examine our stock of Spring Goods Eprfn~
Goods which is without doubt tue t,esI and -
largest ever exhibited in the District The
goods viii please. and the prices WI. enable siif a
to buy -
EXAMINE FEW PRICES
Ladies. FRENCH kid Button Shoes, made by j. T.
morton Co, New York. from 81 90 up TO AS so
The beS make of Ladies' Kid ard Morocco Brston
and Ciosh+op, from $l50 up TO s. so, made b
faust Bros. End Holnuu. Baltimore Nd
large LOT OF ladies' plain Lasting from so up to a
H.aoG1artefs for Ladies Slippers at 25c. per pair
LADIES h,iLbers stu hold their price 26c per pair
Mems Calf Boots 81 50 per pair
mems heSVy working Shoes at 45c per pair
Shoe Boxes for 1oc. piece. or 81 psr dozen
~ Remember the Flag OF the
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HoY,au
4S1 Pa. 0CeSsss
mar15-tr LEOPOLD RICHOID p,or-....
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Rgx TIE MYSTERY" or the ~OONFO1T.
.na s sasrs e., open 6scf made 81 Msmsuth Hnss
The Great Southern," made Of TIE same material
open front, is only 80 cta
ton guaranteed. for "a, e MEdIyNIf36r
1cSo-ly xOO4 II stvAaH 0.eD.
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SALE OF THAT FINE DWELLING, No 3iS Indiana
avenue, VII! take place tomorrow afternoon II
ociuck This Is one OF the best built houses
III ouI CITY, contains ii rooms. with all modern
.oiNenicices, with large stable attached Tae
terms are easy and the location convenient N
the Capitol and business ceners
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CITY ITEMS.

The Irish make Bulls, but only the American
PROJECTORS make Dr.. BIirs Cough Syrup.
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6PRIEG CARPETS. new stock, from Is, 80, 81,
Dc, /
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and engraving
ChaSe'S, room 123, Corcoran building.
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BUM THE
RED @ SAFETY OIL!
SAFETY, BEAUTY AND ECONOMY sFcuRFD
BY BURNING THE RED OLE.
1spure, sweet, clean ana beautiful It is the best
lection. Its safety Is indelbly msrked on the Oil
For sale, wholesale. by BAkH1T{kR HAMILTON
o3I .639-64l Louisiana avenue, and RYON & EARN
SHAW, ITO 18th street southeast, aud by the Rsta
Grocers OF Washington and Geor3etown mar28 In
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HE Weather.
IONS TO-DAY.
Hf'S>-- anal OffIGHS,t
OFFICE OF CHfgr -" 1879
WASHINGTON Anrn or
For middle Atlantic states, colder, ci.H
partly cloudy weather, northwest 10 SouthWe3'
winds, higher and warmer.
RANGE CT THE THEaMJMETss.
The following Is tie readings o. tbs theTmom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day a. m.
40. 7:S5 a. m, 42o: IL midday, 46o: p. m, 81 ::
maximum, SOC: minimum, $50.
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THE LOUISA WALLACE CHILD MURDER CASE
Yesterday afternoon, In the Criminal Court
charged with murder, Ia killing her tnfant
child, in April, ISIS. Second trlal,) was contln
ued, and il was resumed this morning. Nj IS
Lockwood, Judge Smith and Mr.. RedilngUon
for defendant
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BARRIERS KENHEBEC ICR COMPANY will max
their annual parade April Sd,
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ANCHOR LODGE No. ., Ind Order of Mecaan-
tcs, was instituted last night at Mt vernon
nai., by the gfalc officers OF the grand lodge,
iooge starts; On its career with sixty rnafnhar.
under the management OF the following olij~e =.
Thomas Ii. watson, W. Master; E. c. CrnfnD'
+: 3; X. A. Bailey, Treas Rev. p. ii. Syeef.
Chap; X. 5. Graham, Con: II. NJ. Crouch, 5. ii :
X. q. 10 w. NJ, A ". Hod: L. g. to w M, A.
Sc1a'z: X. u: 10 ). NJ, JAS II. Hall; L.G. to j NJ
j. W. STANLEY.
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SECoNDHAED CLOTHING DISPOSED OF
~ Leiton Clothing, Wstchss, Guns Pistols, SC
E in get the hest cash prices from the ORIGINAL
hhERACG, 1913 9th st near Pa. avenue Branch, 237
prompt attention will be given to ali orders
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THE MURDER OF JACOB DAY. - Ye3terd ~
afternoon, La the Criminal Court, the motioa
for new trial IA case OF Peter Lewis convicted
OF granddaughter under an Indictment with
James Peyton for the murder OF jacob Day
was Withdrawn and Judge IIagner sentenced
him 10 10 years IN the Albany county peniten-
uary-the extent OF the laW-and he again
took occasion to comment On the prominent
part taken by intoxicating liquors In all cases
OF violence which had been broi,gbt before him
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( TENTS AND LADIES' WIGS.
~ At the FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT
- GIG Ninth street.
hHZStr Opposite u. IS. Patent Office
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THE EXCELSIOR BASE BALL CLUB have chosen
the following Officers for the ensuing year:
President, Henry johnson; vice-president, Geo
T. T. Cook; corresponding secretary, Professor
Il. T. Greener; recording secretary, w. d. Kelly;
A. johnson; captain, Horace w. Park; directors,
Richard Daytdge, George W. Paris and r. E.
TaHafeTrO.
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CASH day GOODS HOUSE.
STOCK MIST DE REDucEp INaKDIATUY.
mnIH " WV 10 IMPROVING OAR aTOkk
Blk at ga Our ei.e5 Black siIk at Si.30. -.
CANT Black ana White Striped Silk, Sc. 80 Whit
sPTsadf i,e si Sc,. large and Le:yy worth eLi
Gaze Corded Piaue, former price &c. ii s. One g.
aOs Bieaehas Pequ3t sheeting by the piece. 6 30
TO 23c: Best Cotton Aud Wool Enirins 1t i1s<o
Large lot of Psrasos AID Sun Umbrellas just In Ne
have the largest lot Of Dry seds offered In IL
F1st ward LUTTRELL & WINE,
w AMsc.IA C!Ssf enss sHsrs'
5000 UNEINISHED SHIRTS........00 0euns
Boys UNFINISHED SHIRIe............6 80 oeneS.
M&msuft2 flN ISHED SHIRTS. 90 oeslfl
GOOD FINISHED SHIFTS. rs oouf6
Boys FINISHED SHIRTS. -........-.....G can't.
Best 2S cent Brlti.h HALF HOSE IN the market
MEME ECRNIsH1N06 from Socks TO NiRhk On,
rood SILK TIE, Is cent?
$IbU ECARsS reduced to 80 ceuts.
Coos var snted &c represented at
THoIPSoh'6 SHIRT FACTORY.
S16 r 1t. W.sC.s
msrIou Opposite Patent Onca
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THE NORTHWEST WIND OF yesterday drove
the water out or the river. making very low
tlde most or the day. The Alexandria Gdzette
OF yesterday says that the low tide OF Monday
was almost unprecedented on the Potonae. aud
al OF the river steamers were DELAYED Tine
WIND luned somewhat at night and the wate,
consequently rose. The steamer w w Carco
ran, from Mount Vernon, got ashore near IN
place and did not arrive up until about six
O'Clock LA
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THE NORTHWESTERN BCILDiSG ASSOCIATIONS
held its second annual meeting last night at
No. 6l5 18th street, and the following Officers
were elected: George F. GiBckei, president; Z.
*. Catlin, vice president; q. L. Chase, tire Is
ufer; John Cook, secretary, and Frank Myers.
j. Ii. L. Eager, oliver Dufour, ID. NJ Goodacra
Edward Hammersiey, e. e. Dnncanson, and G,
d. Dixon. directors The annual report showed
the receipts TO have been S25.9ji o.; total
to be &c; average premium on advance
during the year, 81 per cent; present value OF
share or stock according TO the showing made
By the report, SAsO.
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THE STONE WIFE MURDER.-Ye5terday, In the
Criminal Court Judge Hagner). Messrs \ K
Browne and X. I. Greener, the COUNSEL for
James Madison Wyatt stone, indicted for the
murder OF his wife In October last, presented
tnteTrogatiOns to be prOpouGded TO witnesses 10
Maine, which were agreed 10, and the case was
postponed. The facts expected to be ELECTED
are that Stone was injured Ia the head WIDEN a
boy, but has borne good character since ex.
cept Tor temporary alterations OF Iniod, Ia one
OF which if VIII be claimed the killing was
done.
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GEORGETOWN ADMITS
EETABLISHED In lS3ls
~ ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1915:
New the mott Complete IN this part OF tina Ccuntry
W. 81. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEIEG AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT.
- Jefferson st., near Bridge q. GEORGETOWN
Do
Everything arpeytsining to the business promptly
attended to. The Gle aiming OF Carpets D,u2gess and
Blankets q specially during the summer months
District work cent for and returned free of charge
Orders by mail and express PROMPTLY attended to
Adorees rs ahove- tyI14r
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SWIMMING SCHOOL.
~ Nos. Gil. 6l3 AND 6l5 STREET NV.

Glasses are now organizing for the Season of 1879
Terms to commence April l.
Ladies. Gentlemen and Children, who intend an.
ton. mSrlz6m
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THI BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE LABOR EX-
CHANGE met last night, Mr.. A. s. Soiomons in
amount collected from November 2sth, ISIS, to
March slst. 1sls, to have been s., 403 %; ex-
penQed, q, "a; balance, $224 a. The report
M the superintendent for the month OF March
showed that there had been no work done with
the exception of filling an order for Is ODj safd
bags from the Agricultural department. No
tice Eas been given the owner OF the rooms nov
occupied by the Exchange that the rooms viii
be vacated by the first OF May next. Several
premises have been examined with reference to
their suitableneSS for the business OF the Es-
change with the view OF changing head quarters
The number of applicants for the month was
65; number employed IS.
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ADJUSTMENTS

IN City Fire Alarm TelesraDb. T.ianS Sl.on Oh
with III l explana ion, FRIDAY EVESING' All Mi
SIN Aon,ssioh 40 cit ch'ldreu Is c. Mt. snl a..
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OBSERVE ABOVE CAUTION IN BUYING
This article IL specinlly recomm ended,
1cf Lame md Weak BACK. Coughs Weak
lungs; Kidney and spinal Com plants,
anu ali Local Aches and Pains.
sold BY ALL DkUGGIsTs-PRIOE rs CENTS
mar6-w.s,tr
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81 BIBLES.

-' BE careful how you punctuate the
stove" is the latest. 1t means not to put
too much colon.
81 wonder what makes my eyes so
weak, said sor 10 4 gentleman. " They
are III a weak place, responded the latter.
A Western editor, in acknowledging
the gift of peck of onions from sub
{ scrlber, says: /; is such kiudncsscs as
these that bring tears to our eyes
-" Harry, did you ask Mr.. Hicks for the
money, as ! told you - Yes. sir
What did lie say >" Nothing He
just kicked me into the street: that's all
he said
A guide professed to exhibit BALKAN
sword; upon which a gentleman observed
that BALKAN had only wished for a sword.
Precisely so, and this is the sword for
which he wished -
-" What said an interviewer to an
unpledged candidate, :" what do You Intend
to do if you are elected - My good,
ness" said the poor fellow, what shall
do if | am not elected"
-Tharc liz one thing about a hen tina,
! looks like wisdom; they don't kacklc much
until after they have laid their egg. Some
| pholks are alwuz Dragging aud kack.
/ ling what they are going tew do before
hand.
An awkward man, i'll attempting to
carve 4 goose, dropped i; on the floor.
" There. now exclaimed his wife. - we
have lost our dinner "Oh, no. my dear.
answered he, Z" it is safe, for have got my
l foot on it
A Scotch parson said recently, some
what sarcastically. of a trper, that he put
an enemy into his mouth to steal away his
| brains, but that the eremy, after n thor.
oush aud pro,racjcd search. returned with
out anything.
\ young man went into florist S store
| the other day TO Lny a rose bud for his
alfiinced. Seventy five cents was the price
asked. "Will it keep inquired the
| young man. "oh, yes, a long while. -"
=. Then you may keep it,
! A professor in Cornell lcctuIing on
I the effects Of the wind in som. Western
/ forests. remarked: " Ia travelling along the
I road even sometimes found the logs bound
and twisted together to such an exten; that
a mule couldn't climb over them; So went
round
A Detroit young woman tried To lie
aristOcraIic aud did not look al the money
that she gave to the horse car conductor
but he meek iy gave her back the lOzenger
on which was insc: ibed. I'm never cease
to love thee, - aud said that hu was an or
phan with five little brothers To support
and must los excused.
An exchange says: - Ii the devil should
retire from business he would leave lots of
people with nothing To do" IL certainly
is sad to be living ia constant fsai of los
ing situation, hu' by the time the devil
rstircs there will be f"aud any number OF
men capable Of carrying On his business at
the old stand Men who are now silent
partners IN the concern will then branch
out.
1t was the proprietor Of an American
lunch counter who said " care not who
makes the laws Of the country, Il may its
sand AMI lac finished hammeriug
out this buttom Of one. welded the upper
crust down To- 1t, braL-d the edges. TEN
pered i aud laid Il Ia the sun. and Oiled
out the blank burial permit while lac waited
for the next customer.
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WATCH THE LITTLE FEET.

Pa,ter. pattcr. all the day long.
What IN eager. restless tnTpue.
Out among the birds and bees
Ont among the flowers and trees:
la among the toys ami books.
SprIngIng out the quiet hooks:
tiIiher, ynp, and everywhere
VIII" shall guide each busy pair:
Who shall curb the sports aud plays,
Teach The laddirs gentle ways.
Help them, As with noble will.
On they strive up L,aluiug's hill'
Teach them their brave strength To share -
For the weak. the old, TO care;
Lead them, TIL, IN ;urn. they stand
Leaders IN a royal baud.
Who shall on the lassies wait.
Knocking 1T youths morning gate:
Guide their hands to deeds OF love,
Keep their hearts ali wrong above;
Teach them kindly woIds aud ways,
How Ia help and when To praise;
Guide them, TIL they max. of home
The brightest spot 'ueath heavens blue
dome?
Mothers, who could wish or ask
+ er a swscter. holer task
Yours II IS 20 guide youths feet
lhGonSa HE meadows, pure ana sweet;
Yours To MAXI fair, bright and good
Gentle, tender wo;nauhooi.
And remember while you plan,
As the boy - is the man.
Mother. lest their feet may stray,
Walk beside them while You may.
Sports and plays are User far,
nder love pure guidlng star.
looks Ill mrauiuu take
When they We read :" For mothers sake
lither, yon. and cveryw here,
Mothers, with p:ayerful care