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meets IN Indiana, and will try TO give II
10 you without allowing my wishes TO IN
fluenca my judgment.
/ do not hesitate TO give Il as my opin'
ion that Judge Porter will be elected by
from 5000 10 1000 majority, while the
majority for the other candidates on the
Republican State ticket will be probably
5000 or 1000 less.
MY reasons for this opinion are:
First-Portar's excellent character; his
personal popularity and fine ability as a
speaker and worker, as shown by his cleo.
ton 10 Congress from Democratic dis.
trict BY majorities Of 1000 and ! 500, and
by his success in making friends in the
canvass Of the State which he isnow max
second-Tke unpopularity and unclean
record OF Landers, which is causing large
objections from him In some parts Of the
State-notably in the New Albany dis
trict-and is influencing Democrats in
every township in the State to refuse to
fhifd-Many Of the Republicans who
went over TO the Nationals or Greenback'
ers are returning, while many others who
have been sufficiently tainted with soil
money notions to make them lukewarm,
are now heartily at work in the Republi'
Fourti-while the Democrats are hest
tating and divided, the Republicans are
thoroughly organized, perfectly united
confident and aggressive.
The nomination Of English weakept
rather than strengthens the Democratic
ticket in this State. These are some OF my
reasons for believing that we will certain
" carry the State in October. II | am moi
mistaken in this, you may expect to heal
a good report from US in November.
might add that the best posted men in the
Democratic party only claim majority O.
i, 1000 on close poll Of the State.
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OPERA HoI Sc.
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. II.
H. HENRYs PREMIUM alNsTRsLsl
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ., 1850,

SATURDAY, OCTOBER ., 1880,
ComueutIrg said sale at 10 O'Clock H. m, one hun.
drtd and ave acrfs Of the Frazier Farm. The greater
PORTION Of this fam lies on the hill overlooking the
Eighth ward, Of the city Of Wheeling Including
however, the aide Of the hill next 10 raid city, with
h western line not more than 100 feet dktant from
the line Of the B. a O. railrosd. On this place and
by the railroad Is the best sand and lime stone quarry
In the county. II Is opened and ready TO bs worked
OF the surface so acres are clplble OF high CULTIVATION
and the rest 10 god pastuiing aud timber land ms
pasturng Of city stock Is source Of great profit In
Upon this farm Is splendid apple orchard Of 70
bearing trees, alsn plumb cherry md ounce trees
substantial tWo.StOry frame dwelling house, over;
looking the city, containing nine rooms, asn good
birn and horse stable, and COW stable with accom-
modaiIons for twelve cows
This property on Of It's location Is adapted
70 eater Yaiety 81 purposes than any body OIL land
In The county lts -eioSe pFoEi4lty V y SEEING
makes II desirable for pasturng, dairy gArdeaiDk
purposes For farming, fruit raising and grape gov
Ing Il Is unsurpassed whilst for quarrylng purpose
lis location being BY the railroad, ner 70 the river
and within short distance Of the iron furnaces Of
Wheeling makes II more desirable and valuable than
any quarry In this part Of the State.
This place Is divided by county read Into i've
parts vi IS and 70 respectively, and viii be sold
eliher whole or In separate parts, the ssid a.
being The dividing ins, TO suit purchasers sale VIII
DO ma Q by the acre, and survey made Immediately
after The sale to ascertain the exact quantity oil land
purchased. The coal underlying this farm has been
heretofore sold.
TRR,s OF sALE-ore.thlrd cash, and the balance
purchase money In two equal Of
and two year the purchaser giving bis Interest bear
ui notes for the deferred pawn nts and securing the
same by deed Of trust upon the property purchased.
Any ptron desiring iurth'r information can obtain
itby calling upon the undersigned; - hoon
Attorney In Fact, No. 1910 chapllne st., heelIns
W. n, HALLKR Auctloneer SeT-DAW
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Rolley, NJ Y, Ftb. %, 1880.
DIED.


EEADER-sunday morning at z o'clock, AENII
MIR0ARET NKIDER, wife Of Nicholas header, aged
% years and months.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
li2l McculOch street, Tuesday morning at O'Clock
Tho remains will be taken to st. Alphorsus Church
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. Int
ment at At. Calvary Cemetery.
CRAwFORD-on sunday morning.. September 8
1850, at O'Clock, MARY, wife of Jeremiah Crawford
aged 81 years.
Funsral from the residence Of her husband, No.
1910 Jacob street, this afternoon att o'clock Friends
Of the family aEeiu,ited.
MILLER-on Monday morning, September Q, 1850
at Ii O'Clock, FREDKEICI MILLER, aged u yelrs,
Funeral from his late residence In TradslPhia, on
Tuesday afternoon nj o'clock. Friends Of the tami-
Iy are invited. Iniermsnt at Stone Meeting HOu'e
Cemetery.
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An EueounragluE view orIndIana.

A prominent professional gentleman o
Il. city recently wrote to his brother il
Indiana asking for statement of the out
look in Indiana as reviewed by one on the
field. The letter We print below was> re
celved in reply. The writer isa promin
emit business man at Washington, and has
taken a somewhat active part in the cam
paign, 50 that his opportunities for obser'
walton have been favorable.
WASHINGTON, DAVIES, Co, IND, |
September 4, 1850. !
Won wish to know my opinion Of the
political situation and Republican pros
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Consider ul.at Lee and jackson trottid 90
1rue they allie. 7hess are The same principle
for phict they fought for four years. 6e"'em
Jr. The men rlO poured forth tteir life blood on
t'irginia's soil, and do not abandon them no~
Remember 0ai upon your role depends The sue
ces Of he Democratic tictet-[lfade lamp
ton, al he meeting in the iatrest Of Democratic
Harmony in Virginia, at staunton, July %.
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TnR Hartford Erxaiug Pos is sanguine that
the Republicans will carry Connecticut by
from ., 600 to 1000 majority, and that they
will elect three out Of four Ccngressmen
and have an overwhelming majority on
Joint ballot in the Legislature.
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A nnppy RestoratIen.

l can trhly say that 1 owe my present
existence and happy restoration to the
hopes and Joys Of lie, to the use Of War
ner's Sale Kidney and Liver Cure, and
say to every one suffering from any man
ner OF kidney, liver or urinary trouble
"Use this remedy and recover"
W. E. SANFORD.
Rolley, NJ Y, Feb. %, 1880. TrH&s
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1hp cnnstltutIOnaI Amendments,

constitutional Amendment, Article eiSA' -fV'
Cop,,i,u,iOpai Amendment, Section thit'es"' Az"
ola ihree-FOr Ratihcalion'
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YVES, Virginia BourbonIsm.

"Ianl prepared 10 cay Gdt ,pe hare ae uor'
Constitution Of any State in he UniOn."-
+ FIR Judge James Ferguson, Of Kanaahd-e
Ds,1ocrat1
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TRUSTEES sAlFS
TRggs:,TEEs SALE OF CiTY ss1;

- 6hLIs AAVP,
mock an, Ruth Anne ChlrnocE, Ri, S,i !s,,ph ls.
q ths coants s1 Sou Ts'G z. T. The ono q s.
DEED Of Trust Book No n pSrs' 10y ~. West Va i
MONDAY, TaE27rH DAY OF sEprEvss,
beginninE alto O'Clock A. ~. All =, ~ III
Ohio County Couit House Al ppbi We !ifOetd y y
ioNing property. to-Uit; The louih M lol, he 4
n ~ s1Ine No. on the corner Of Mo- " 81 /
Ine street. 10 ChdrrhillS IeSopj s1s,.91agA Il,
puf,s n MSSe dssl nsiS SsCaay
TERhe OF SALE-sObs-halI 80 w Ioom.
sua a the PnTehaer may dsslS 1" ~, 'esa G,r,,
Due On credit DISK and twelve mentS, ~ At fu
eauSiactonly secured 10 the trusts !. 4, iiAV
iee WI convey such tile a i vests ~ ss y ~
W. II. HLLLER, AucIIobse, -OAhLh, Irui.s
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sspUsuCAN STATE TICKET.

Yox GovKKSoE,
GEO. C. sTuRGlss, 81 A0nonsAin'
SvprRlSTKSDESr oY yEkk SCHOOLS
A. l. PuRiNTON, Of Wood
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEO. B. CALDWELL, oil Ohio
AUDITOR,
John S. CUNNINGHAM, Of kAhANhA
TKEAsuRER,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe
suPKENE JUDOE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of HARRISON
FOR coSSREsS,
Is. Distriet-IOHE a; huTG ,IidsrSS u "'V1
ID Dlstrict-J. I. hoAb' OF N'As''
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RepusIICAN COUNTY TICKET.

snKRIGg,
GEORGE H. PAEHs
PnosEcuTISO ATTORNEY,
T. ]. HUGUs.
ASnEoR, CRY DISTRICT
c. A. HELMBRlGhT.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
r. II. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE OF DELEoATEs,
". p. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
SIMON L. NccoLIocH.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

italy except sunday-NeEaIk AecOninodEton.
tSteubenVila Aooomnodaton.-Thh TAIN during
The day palIea backward and forward between MAJ.
tns Ferry and BellAITe, stopping whom required a.
sherman House, RtnayiIe, West Wheeling ans
Gravel Hill.
IUrlehsyIlle Accommodation.
fCanal Dover Accommodation.
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ADJUSTMENTS. -.
OPERA HOUSE.
EMMA ABBOTT

PrimA Donna soprano AnolnA ar.
JULIE RosEwALD. ZELDA sEGgiSSii i riyY
LINE MAUREL, THERksE NAhIt sT,'ls
| CASTLE, FRANK AUGUSTINE, 40 AZ T. sTIiyl,
DAID, IITHGOW JAMES, sERVEkO et''''
aud a RTHUR W. TANs; I'm. ys,lI r.
Flint time 10 Grand .n.lilb orr q M sRfEIGy0
noSped silver. V0ie,d Tenor, slusVi. n' ftr I
EMMA AsBaTT In vittor Mass, ,IaHd Y, nj
HPsui and virginIsl" ABBOT, - 10 n. ~
james, sIrddlrd and Cate ~ ihe ea't. III TroIs
eTebIng 81 O'Clock, Y,Tdl's NsneTToih ig,t
tSrei% Nith RosSSaId, seguIn, jane, sl'in, az. =.
tins, Marcy, and, for The nt time - h1E'sa @y.s
The dIIunEulIhed Tenor SlgnOT BHgnuHN
Thu saIe Of ,satS will besIn 90 ThundiI ioo'''-'
ssptSrnbef "a, II r. W. Blumsf'i muse y ,slt On.
PEIcES-Pnquet and Dfe,s Circle w Ei l.,Ss t,s
Gle rs cents RseI'ed so1t' GEMS - N, Otsft
lowest pTieeS pTeF known iof Gnrd kn,sn ~ IN
TbS Eim Grove street Railway vii rue n sr's,toi
car Sitsr' each performance, starting f0@ 'D'''''
Building.
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YOUR ATTENTION A MINUTE |

PUSHING AND TRAVELLING PAR.
II TIES should take with them Logan's Essence Of
Jamaca Ginger aud Grundy Cholera and DIRrrh9a
Mixture. Both valuable remedies.
Price Is cents. ..al
n LOGAN, LIsT 4 CO.,
Druggists. Bridge Corner.
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The above ale has been p1tFOssd mil Ea,.,
day the 10Th day Of November, iSSO. ''.'''
IlISeI DANlEl LiNB Tusr
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Member Of The Chicago Board Of Trade, and repre-
Sented In Wheeling, WEI virginia, By
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

mo RENT FURNISHED Fro
Rooms by the week or month, 2oie Main J
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NO PArER

As tomorrow (Christmas) will DO .
legal holiday. no paper will DO u
from this Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-24
uryADA AND OREGON RAIL
ROAD.

Day before yesterday, at Reno. ground
was broken with all the appropriate
ceremonies in commencement Of the
Nevada and Oregon Railroad. Ell Gov.
srnsr George L. Woods Of Oregon made
the speech OF the occasion, descantinR
upon the great merit Of the project. the
vast extent OF eligible country this road
will open up to exchange OF resources,
products, traffic and travel. When this
road reaches the Columbia river 1t will
connect with the great railway system
of the Northwest coast. A branch will
Be constructed from some point beyond
the north end OF Goose Lake to the
great Rogue river valley. and another
branch through to Eugene City. at the
head Of tho Willamette valley. thus
making the system complete.
The amount OF fertile valley land and
heavily tiubered country tributary to
this road is not sIeellsd by any railroad
on the coast. and being out OF the way
Of direct competition the road should
pay almost from the commencement; II
certainly will DO q very lucrative prop
srty when completed. That 1t will b
OF great advantage to Reno need not b
doubted. In fact, it will make Reno
prominent o. we'll as permanent rsilroat
center, and draw northward much OF th'
commercial attention and travel nov
tending in this direction. With Trucks'
river. affording plenty Of water pows
for manufactures. and railroads from
the four cardinal points Of the compass
passing through the midst OF the town
Reno should speedily become u grea
commercial. money.making metropolis
even without the aid Of smelling works
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TREEs.

The customary and traditional Christ.
las trees will be omnipresent tomorrow
in families and festive public assem-
blagss, in churches and in Sabbath.
school gatherings. And in each and
every episode Of the kind. the chill
drsn. the juvenile blessings growing up
around rs will be specially remembered.
There will Be lots Of dolls and pretty
toys hang on the Christmas trees. and
lots OF eIpectant little ones eagerly and
hopefully awaiting aud watching the
distribution. Some will get more than
Others, but let NO young heart
turn away sad and disappointed. Let
no little boy or girl depart with fearful
eyes and throat choking with grief be.
cause they were forgotten. and they
could not even bear away . painted
wooden pig. an apple. or some small
token Of remembrance. Don't forget
the children.
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A Terrible Tragedy.

ELIzABErHrowS. December 2s.-The
widest excitement prevails ON account
Of . terrible tragedy here yesterday.
David J. Carter and Bud Harrington.
old and wealthy citizens and respected
farmers. quarrel-d ovsr . lawsuit. when
Harrington shot Carter. probably fatally.
Cart.r's son then procured a double
barrsl,d shotgun and emptied both bar
rels into HarrinRton's body. He fell.
whereupon the elder Carter. seizlng .
heavy sl-dee. deliberately crushed the
head Of his victim with 1t. and then fell
over him in an apparently liisless con.
ditiou. Harripgton's body awaits the
Coroner. and Carter awaits the result Of
his wounds. Both lie in the same house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-24
coon OLD SANTA CLAUS,

The blossoms were over. oh! long ago,
And now Il 10 falling. the n-ecy snow;
II of . DER the branches. II powders the caves
And over the meadows lie mantle weaves.
on the merri-st, merrisst time o the wear
Il Christmss, and good santa Claus 10 near
He speed, along In his reindeer slsdgc.
Piled With pretty things clio r to the edge;
Dolls from Germany, dollr from France.
Dolls that can walk. and talK, and dance.
Csstl, o IRON ewi' zerland. Enslish drums;
Hurrah for santa ClsuA' hither be comes.
His bells 90 jinsling over the snow.
AZ swiftly hs ruthes to and fro;
Rut only the fs,ries can zee him pase,
Quick as . ripple over the grass,
Quick % the lightning across the sky,
lie has 90 much to do that be has 10 ny.
And thi. OF Santa Claus must be told.
He /. ever 80 young. though 90 awiully old;
And he knows every child IN the big round
earth.
Loty its name. or lowly its birth:
And we think q child would DO dreadiuliy Dad
II santa Claus couldn't make him glad.
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Sitting Bull Ciuched.

OMAHA, December 24.-Dr. McGilli.
ouddy. Indian Agent q. Pine Ridge
Agency. who passed east las, evening.
reports all quiet among the Red Cloud
Indiana. and that forty OF Sitting Bulls
Indians surrendered at the Agency las,
Saturday and about 1000 more are com.
Ing IN In small dstachmsnts. Sitting
Bull wants to surrender. and has only
about 400 with him who are on foot and
In very needy circumstances.
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The Perils or the Sea.

NEW YoRx. December 24.-Ths steam
err Edith Golden. from Montego Bay. re-
ports that the bark Santa Belle. Captain
Nixon, from Jamaica for London. was
caught frst BY q cslu and then by a
heavy wind and sea. driving her land.
ward on the reefs at Falmouth. Al.
though four anchors were set, she
dragged them all and went ashore. The
sea broke over her decks and washed
into the waves Captains H~opewell and
woolley, who had gone from other bsrks
to her assistance; also. Captain Nixon.
Mrs. Nixon and the crew. numbering
four. All OF these were drowned except
Mr.. Martin and Mrs. Nixon. who had
life prsservers on.
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Suddenly Forced Contribution.

DETROIT, December z3.-hrV. oauueI
b. Carpenter. an Episcopal clergyman.
Of Toledo, recently Of this city. was the
victim Of an aud.cious robbery on the
Lake Shore train last night. As the cars
were about to stop at Monroe. . gentle
manly appearing man inquired the time.
As Mr.. Carpenter took out his watch 1t
was grabbed by the thief. At the same
time two other coniederates seized the
clergyman. bent him back over his seat.
and hurriedly ria-d his pockets. secur.
ing $50. and Jumped from the ears be-
fore the remaining passengers bad time
to recover from their a%stonishmsnt over
the affair. The watch was worth $3.50.
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CHRIS

On the morrow. the cheeriest day OF
all the year will put in its annual and
welcome appearance, and the very idea
brings q flush OF revived hopsiulness;
An underlined feeling Of something good
in store; a sanshiny warmth glowing into
the soul like the smile OF Q dear old
friend returning after q years absence.
Again comes Christmas, never old and
faded. but fresh and young as centuries
ago when the ancient Druids frst deco
rated homes and csthedrsls with holly.
ivy, mistletos and laurel. and
.'when Christmas preached the mightiest
ale,
And Christmas told the merriest tale;
When Christmas gambols oft did cheer
A poor mans heart through half the
year"
1t is q good time to forget politics,
stocks and troubles generally for . brief
period and. so far as possible. Danish
all worldly cares and troubles, tune the
heartstripgs to cheerful measures and
allow hope and joy to dance . httle'
even though it be for one day only.
Journalists need not vex their poor
brains trying to figure out and tell their
readers when aud where Christmas orig.
mated. for It is prehistoric. At any
rate. the festive day corresponding to
Christmas has descended to rs from the
very earliest races and period OF the
worlds history. under different names.
and not Of identical date. but identical
in nature and character. Among the
sun-worshipers Of Persia. the ancient
Romans, among both heather and Chris
tisn people. w and that same festive
day observed.
The popular idea 10 that it originated
with the nativity Of the Saviour; yet his
tory tells Us the same festival existed
among the Romans as the Satsrnalis
before the birth Of Christ. and finally
became Christiana. or our Christmas.
Among all na,ious 1t has been and still
10 imbued with the Same cheerful and
kindly spirit-a festival OF good cheer.
friendship. love and gifts.
Among all good Christian people and
their friends this iestivs day has been
adopted and recognized ~ symbolic
observance in honor Of the birth o
Jesus OF Nazareth. ~worshiped a. the Sol
Of God and the Saviour OF mankind, b
who taught peace and good will to all
and whose special blessing was upoi
little children. Regardless OF its origin
II Is enough to say Of 1t that 1t 10 . tru
festival. dedicated to popular human
kindness, religious and social f~estivity
domestic cheer and innocent happiness
Q kindly tradition descended to US from
our ancestors. which We are al eagerl.
and happily willing to p%srpetuats:
Tns whole world know. i,'s Christmas day;
The very cattle In the stalls
Kneel when the blessed mi 'nisht falls.
And ell the nisht the heavens chine
With lusier OF . lie BIT divine.
Iors ere the dawn the chi dren leap
With Merry Christmas Z In the 2 sleep,
And d. cam about the Christmss.tree,
or rise. their stockings nlled to see.
"swift come the hour OF 10y and cheer.
or loving friend and kindred dear;
o gifts aud bountiss In the air.
sired by ths Merry Christmas prayer.
aFLaI. .k.A..,l a IN a.Aya and GNSDnn
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Discordant Musicians.

OMAHA. December 2&.-Ons week ego
in Willard precinct, in this county. two
young men. both violiuists, quarrsled at
. ball about their musical abilities, and
n OF them. Lorenzo Picksrd, assaulted
the other. Gosmsnio Bowers. about the
head with some instrument. pounding
him till he was insensibls. Bowers 10
now in a dying condition. Last evening
Pisksrd was arrested and lodged in the
Omaha jail without bail.
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REMEMBER TIE CHILDREN.

Amid the Christmas boom OF benevo-
lence and general good will toward each
other. our poor friends and all mankind.
let Us not forget the little ones. Re-
member the children. and all the chill
dren. See that the little stockings so
hopefully and sIpeetantly hung up to-
night are not neglected. even 10 the din.
ntr tomorrow 10 Of cornsd beef instead OF
turkey. A little toy dog.a bit dolls wood
On symnastic monkey or a act Of little
dishes that can be smashed inside OF q
week. will bring joy to the juvenile
heart that will last ever so long. or I'M.
til Christmas 10 anticipated again. Put
something into the baby's stocking. and
into the stockings Of each and every one
Of the other little ones. even il II il
nothing but q big orange.
Yes. and don't give the juveniles
something imperisbable in the way OF q
present. Don't give them something they
cannot break or cripple in some way. It
10 unkipd and unnatural. The juvenile
mind delights in practical investigation
into the makeup Of . toy and II 10
part Of the pleasure and enjoyment
OF the thing to study out how to
break II. Even one Of those bright.
colored picture books. printed on cloth
and made up SO they cannot be torn 10 .
positive cruelty. after the novelty il
worn of. But be sure you remember
the little ones on this merry Christmas
occasion.
" In the rush Of early morning,
when the red burns through the gray,
And the wintry world lice waiting
For the glory Of the day.
Then We hear = iful rustling
Just without upon the stair.
Bee the white pbantoms coming.
Catch the CLEAN Of sunny hair.
..Ars they Christmas fairies stealing.
Rows Of little socks to ali?
Are they angels floating hi,her
With their message Of good willr
What sweet spell are these elves weaving.
AZ like larks they chirp and singr
Arr. these palms OF peace from heaven
That these lovely spirits bring
Rosy feet upon the threshold,
Eager faces peeping through.
With the first red ray Of sunshine,
Chanting cherubims come In view;
Mistleios and cleaning holly.
Symbols Of = blessed day.
In their chubby hands they carry,
Streaming all along the way.
well va know them. never weary
OF this innocent surprise;
Waiting. watching. listening always
With full hearts and tender eyes.
While our little household angels,
White and golden In the sun.
Greet 10 with the sweet old welcome
Merry Christmas, every oneG"
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6oRH
MARRIED.

In Phoebe. December II. James FilkIns TO
Mis- Amel q Newman.