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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16
THIRD DAY.

The oral examinations continued I'M
til 80 p. m. At 3 O'Clock, the public
exercises IN gymnastics were held.
There were many visitors present To
witness this physical drill, which is Il
part of the regular daily work of the
Normal.
In the evening the Normal Alumni
held their annual social and exercises.
The progam consisted of an Grafton,
essay, poem and music.
Superintendent Wharton, president of
the Alumni, called the house to order
and invited those who were to take part
in the exercises, to come forward and
take seats on the rostrum.
The Normal choir rendered n chorus
in its usual excellent style
The Grafton by J. II Hill was a care
fully prepared address, and quite well
delivered. The subject: Possibilities
and Attachments" was appropriate 10 the
occasion, as will appear from the follow.
ing brief outline:
The Grafton represented the starting
out in life, which was compared to
the chase. We start out with great pos
sibilities before US, and in our anticipa
tions no difficulties seem to
weaken our courage. This line was
followed, until results were in
quired for. The worlds toOt-rule
was applied, and man was measured by
the standards of wealth, external secur
ing, personal popularity, social influence
| position, etc. Are ace successful from
these stand points? The importance o.
national education was considered, anC
the importance of the teacher, as an ell
ement in society. The result of thu
work of teachers should be measured b.
more settled and lasting tests. It wa
related that a prominent gentlemen liv
ing in the vicinity, had said that but tw,
of the graduates of the Normal eve
amounted to anything. When asked t
whom he referred, he named two person
who did not have the honor of holdin;
diplomas from this institution.
The questions were asked: Is there n
1
of our voters are illiterate: Is our edu
cation nothing? We are makers of his
} tory. We should not he negative quar-
titles, but positive forces in society
Power to the last hour is duty.
The choir favored the audience wit
another excellent song.
Mrs. Ingersoll, not being able to b
present. sent her essay to be read.
, Miss Watson was chosen to do thi
! but owing to the size of the room, til
, great number present, and the nume
Gus communications with the outsid
q air, for ventilation, only the stronge.
voice could be heard. AS we sat som
distance from the reader, we were III
able to hear with sufficient distinc
y ness to make n correct report
) A Treoie % was announced by Pro
s SOgard, TO be sung by the Rees brother
r The audience showed their appreciate
; of its rendition by loud and continue
5 applause, which was kept up until u
boys came out IN repeat.
o The last exercise was the reading of
, poem entitled Memories" by ii
e Hodge. This was production whie
ie showed indications of poetical genius
Ie no slight degree. The following is
re fair sample of the poem:
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THE AMERIcUs News.
EDITED BY "BURLow."
SATURDAY, June II

SATURDAY, June II.
Rev. j. A. Collins got home yesterday
from Pennsylvania. Isaac Brown also
arrived yesterday and partOok of his
wedding "hash" with John McDill..
L. A. Wood calculated to put in bid
on the Humphrey bridge having carried
on correspondence with Topeka man
who was going TO put up the superstruc-
ture and having his bid ready to take
with him TO Emporia to-day, think
ing this was the 10th inst; just
a mistake, but we are sorry for
MIR. Wood and would like 10 have
seen him get the contract.
The tornado blew the picnic all to pieces
and shattered the fond hopes of many
a school boy. :. . The NJ. E. church is be-
ing moved to its abiding" place, and
Mr.. John Bond has already commenced
to replace his awning. I'VE received a
card from j. F. Galbraith, Denver, Col
He is busy and prosperous. i. . A letter,
under date of June Sth, just received
from w. S. Award, says his health is
slowly improving; that Kan
sas is his abiding place. He expects to
return in the fall. The hurricane made
US first-class item to report, but we do
not crave the opportunity again.
A fine thoroughbred short.horn bull
Cred BID of the best pedigree, will
make the season at o. Pfeferle'sbarn.
Terms: $3.50, payable in advance.
Buy forks and hoes of Wiley.
Superior mixed paints at Bonds drug
store.
Michigan pure cider vinegar at Will
ley's.
Gibson & 10y have opened up an en-
tire new stock of agricultural nipple
ments, shelf goods, cutlery, tinware, and
IN fact everything generally kept in a
| first class hardware store, 1T their new
building in Dunlap. Call and see them
MONDAY, June 13.
The Methodists have kindly rendered
the United Prcsbyterians the use of
their church every other Sunday until
they can make some arrangements TO
bald their own. Mable Butler ran n
rake tooth an inch and one-half into her
foot Saturday evening. Miss Laura
Swim, is stopping at ] s. Gibson's while
under treatment for her eye that was
hurt during the hail stnrm. .. . A boy 1G
years old, son of Mr.. Mister, living on
the farm lately owned by Willis 10y on
the head of Wrights creek, fell off rid
ing pillow and broke his leg Saturday.
The Apollo band discourses some fine
music nowadays. They are fixing up
for the 4th. There will be q regular
old fashioned picnic in the grove near
Joseph Miller's on the 4th. Good speak
ers, basket dinner and music will be
among the performances. 1t is gotten
up by Allen and Dow creek Sunday
schools. All united. i. "a. r. w had lit
tie runaway, but was gritty enough tG
hold to his team until he run them into
Sutton's wood pile. George 10y, oi
Dunlap, was in town Sunday.
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Money TO loan in any amount, by the
Central Loan and Land Co, at lowest
rates. Call and see us before making
your loans, us we can do you good.
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Mems stylish spring suits offered this
week at 40 per cent below the prices of
any other dealer. New goods. Boston
Store
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Remember, the place for farmers TO
buy their flour is at the Pennsylvania
Flour and Feed Store. JNo.FLUKER.
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Mr.. John Jones, of Emporia, received
n pair of mountain goats from Las We
gas, New Mexico, Friday.
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Mrs. II, II. Clay, of this city, received
pair of white rats by express, from St
LOUIS, Friday.
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Cassimeres, jeans, cotionades, etc, 90
per cent. below value ut the Boston
Store
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SURE POP-For bugs and vermin of
all kinds at Ferdinand's.
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E,1noR1A.Iune 10 1881

EDIroRs NEWS: Truly do you say
in your issue of yesterday that some Of
the sufferers by the recent gale need
helm at once. Families who yesterday
had homes and shelter for their little
ones, are now houseless and in some in
stances destitute. Humanity pleads for
them. They are paralyzed by this
great affliction; they know not what to
do. Let us help them; let those whose
turn may come next assist those now
crushed. am sufferer myself though
not worth speaking of in comparison 70
those who have lost their all. trust
that the men and women of this benev-
olent city will at once proceed to raise
the necessary means to restore to COM
fort our stricken bretheren. A rheu-
matte affection prevents me from taking
an active part In soliciting aid. there
fore send you check for $50 as my
present subscription, promising more If
needed. Truly yours,
WIZ. jar.
P.S.-My Hall can be had free for
any number of nights if IL is thought
| desirable to get up concerts or other ex-
hibitions in aid of that Christian object.
va.
Mr.. Jay, with Characteristic philan-
thropy, has taken the first step in q
movement which should be promptly
followed up, and all citizens who are
interested in the benevolent enterprises
of ascertaining and ministering 70 the
wants Of storm sufferers ara requested
to meet at the Central Loan and Land
Office this evening, at 8 O'Clock.
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MONEY! MONEY Come and sec if
we have not the cheapest money in the
city. CUNNINGHAM & MCCARTY.
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There is but very short time left to
get any bargains Mt the Boston Store
closing out sale.
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Arnold ~ Co. received n handsome or
der for furniture from Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, last week.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

For summer complaints try Ryder's
Aromatic blackberry.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

Special bargains in trunks and valiscs
at the Boston Store closing out sale.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

The commissioners visited the Rug
giles bridge Friday and will have il
repaired Immediately.
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Another installment of Welsh immi-
grants arrived in Emporia last Saiur-
day, and will settle IN Lyon county.
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The edition of the DAILY NEWS las
Saturday was over eleven hundred.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

Levi Dumbauld, of Eagle Creek, real
lied $4,000 from his wool clip this
season
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Buy forks, hoes and tinware of Wiley.
None better.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

Qucenswarc, glassware, iinw"re, etc,
is sold very cheap ut the 90c. store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

Auditor Short, of the Santa Fee, "check
ell up" Emporia station Friday.
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Taxes are coming in at pretty lively
rate at the Trcasurcr's Office.
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The convention of the Sunday school
workers that has been announced for
Americus, June 10Th, will be postponed
on account of the damage sustained by
the churches at that place during the
recent storm. The date at which the
convention will again be called is not
yet fixed. Those who have received
programs will please preserve them, as
the same order ofexerGises will probably
be carried out.
]. ii. HILL, Sec.'y Co. Association.
ID. T. MCAuLEY, Township Vice-Prest.
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Ferdinand, the druggist, next to First
National Bank
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

For pure cold soda water call on Chas
Ryder
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A heavy rain fell on Dry creek sun
day evening.
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Try the New Howe Sewing Machine.
NJ. X. Roblcc, rear of NEWS Block.
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New Advertisements This Week

Notice 20 contractors-W. y. Hancock
Administrators Notice-T. r. Best
Road Notice-COuEty Clerk.
Hay X. Finley
Pnstute-H. v. Bundrem.
Storm Concert.
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Mr.. d. ID. Swan shipped another car
load II wool to Boston "Wednesday.
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The roof on the Normal is being re-
paired by LOomis " Ioomis
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The largest stock OF jeans and cot
tonade pants ia the city is ut the Doc.
glfrf.
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Boys express wagons only IS cents al
the 90c. store.
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AS soon rs their store room is rented,
or before, the Boston Store will close up
here
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

A large stock of gents furnishing
goods Just received at the 99c. store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

Millions of sweet potato plants ut Geo.
Waite IL Co.'s garden, southeast of city.
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For torpid liver, biliousness, dyspep-
STA and all liver complaints, the Big
Blood and Liver Cure, CDR. Marshall's
Bromoline) is just the thing. Ask your
druggist for bottle.
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For sprains, bruises, cramps or COLES
use Rydcr's Household Panacca.
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THE NEWS is in receipt of check on
the Emporia National Bank, which calls
for $1,000 donated by our excellent
townsman VIM. Jay, for the bene-
fit of sufferers by the recent storm. The
timely and generous contribution is &C
companied by the following communi-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-16

For the incest and best of all drinks
drink Chicago mead ut Ryder's.
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For firstclass drugs, patent medicines
and notions call at Bonds drug store.
Boyd's batteries at Bonds drug store.
Stationery, wall paper, toilet soaps
and full line of notions at Bonds drug
store.
Popular patent medicines at Bonds
drug 'store.
Creme oatmeal soap-nothing bet:
ter for the toilet. Wiley has it.
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Ivp qroCu
WOOL HIDES. AZ.

Report corrected by Epstein 8 Co.
TuD-Wasneqs per ID 3s
Fieece-Washed, per Ib. 20
UnWashed, medium per ID -. 1902 :
DnM s,s.lt -, me, ..':.s,. aAseie
Green, 01<faS
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Best teas at Willey's.

We have just received large stock Of
glassware and can fill ali orders al
Bonds drug store.
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June IA.
Mrs. E. E. Tyler is dangerously Ill. -.
The U. P. church is to be rebuilt. S. c.
Elliott, j. Gibson and Rev. c. A. Collins,
have already subscribed 800 a piece.
John bennington is moving the Nc
Nabney's house back on It's foun-
dation.. The storm club pic
nicked" yesterday in Wright's Grove,
at Humphrey Ford. q. Murcury % to
100 in the shade the last two days. -.
Hands are scarce commodity.
Every one is as busy as bees fixing up
after the tornado. The NJ. E's have
kindly rendered their U. p. brethren
the use of their church as soon as it Is
repaired. d. . Quarterly meeting of the
NJ. E. congregation last Sunday at the
Evangelical church. The United Pres
byterian's are holding services at the
school house. Phillip Gimble had
one hundred and sevcnty-five frui: trees
blown down and Jacob BamQsberger $50.
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OILS at Bonds drug store.

OILS at Bonds drug store.
M. w. Gibson is still handling burial
cases of all kinds from the cheapest
white wood to the most costly mahogany.
Trimming done at all hours of the day
or night by an experienced workman.
Bernheisel s. Lowry keep the largest
stock of groceries of any firm in town.
We propose TO make it an object to trade
with U.S. A full line of boots and shoes
constantly on hand. We MUST have
your butter and eggs. Why? Because
we have the facilities to handle them
BERNIIEIsEL Sc LOWRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-25
Something More About Collections.

Editors Dispatch: II appears that my
recent communication in regard to the set
Element OF monthly accounts has interested
some OF the businessmen here and in Pc
tersburg.
In Yesterdays Dispatch "J." tells how II
Is done in Mobile, New Orleans, and other
southern cities, and - gives the plan
adopted by the Petersburg merchants.
Now, whilst l admit the plan they men,
ton is good one, with all due respect
must say think the one suggested by Inc a
better one.
In some houses the calls by collectors on
any one day would be so frequent as 10 Sc
riously obstruct other business operations,
and mistakes would be much more liable
10 occur. The very day appointed for this
crowd OF collectors TO "make run upon
the house the cashier might have very ur-
gent business on his hands, making il al
most impossible for him TO devote any time
10 the adjustment Of accounts; whereas by
the plan proposed he could, after exami-
ming the accounts In the order presented,
take such time as he coltld spare from
other duties 10 go, OF send out aud pay
them. By this plan no one house would
he apt 10 be crowded on any particular
day. But am not welded 70 any plan,
and would cheerlully combine with nay
feIlow-merchants in adopting any mode
that would be an improvement on
our present system. Let me remind
the merchants OF Richmond that many
of the troubles now experienced in
regard 10 the FREIGHT question we
brought upon ourselves. The way in which
the collectors Of .fyeightJHts were formerly
treated became iDlolerabic. The conse-
lnence was the agents OF the railroads and
Of different lines OF steamers had meeting,
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lsparts 'CwIs.) Herald.l
Running Close to the Brink.

Mr.. o. w. Hubbard, OF this town, re-
Gently narrated these particulars to our re-
porter: More than two years ago my
wife was attacked with senate rheumatism
or pain in the right limb, and it became
very severe. Pains would commence in
the hip and extend TO the knee, and down
TO the foot. just rs soon rs she would re-
tire for the night it would become far more
seyere-breaking up her rest, inducing
sleeplesness, and making her sick. We
employed the best medical help in the city.
III the course Of medication severe At
tack OF bleeding at the nose resulted, last
ing about four hours, which nearly cost her
life. Nothing produced any permanent
benefit. Finally she was induced 10 try
81. jacobs Oil, and when slie had used one
iffy-cont bottle OF il she was entirely re-
ileyed OF the pains. and rested quietly and
easily. After three months, feeling slight
symptoms OF the complaint returning. she
procured another bottle, using which oc-
casIonally, keeps her free from all pain. /
would rather pay five dollars a bottle than
have her suffer as formerly.
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For the Dispatch.l
Some Other Bells.

Heretofore Unsung.l
Hear the ringing of the bells.
dangling bells.
What world Of misery their brazen clang iOretells
When they jingle, jingle, jingle,
In the icy air Of morn!
How our shuddcring nerves do Jingle
As their rude tones intermingie
With the chandeliers horn
Oh, those hated rising bells!
What world of misery their startling clang
forctclls ,
And sweet dream, that sooihe and charm.
They call us 60 lfes labors and It's cares
TO the tOrmcnts and tie worries and the jlrs
That assail us with the light
And pursue lis TIL the night
Hear the tnkling of the bells,
D0leful bells!
What world Of dreary toll their monody compels
As they call rs INTO SCHOOL,
How the ruler and the ruled
Do shudder AT the menace of their tone.
Yes. every sound that floats
From their hollow, braZen thrOats.
IL grOan.
OH the bells, SchOol-bellsl
What infinite VeXatiOn their dTeary clang fOre;eIls
OF The noisy little monkeys,
And the stupid little dOnkeys.
with their countless tricks and pranks.
And their countless kinks and cranks
OF the Spoilers creased and torn,
And the Readers sOilcd and wOT1l-
OF subtraction and addition,
And the fearful composition
With It's herOglyphics telling,
In its crude phonetic spelling,
The widest, quecrcst fictions.
The absurdest contradictions.
Oh the bells ! bells bells
Brazcn bells.
What a dayof dreary toll their dismal clang fore
tellsi TEACHER.
Winchester, M.
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For the DispatCh.l
Christmas Day.

iris Christmas Fvc-O season fair and bright!
Ring JOYOUS bells, your anthems through the nght'
Ring rs Of old upon Judean plains
The shepherds raised their full ccstatlc strains.
Bear We, q chimes, all III and strife away,
We usher in the werld's most blessed day. go - =,
@Good-will to mani Peace upon eirlh!' Fali'
clear,
swell We the notes Of gladncss and good cheer.
q hearts that bow I'm sadness, rise Tonight
And for space let visions Pure ana bright
Fmpty your souls Of d2rlmcss-2iyc awhile .
Tho radiance and the sweetness Of Christ snlic:
Peace upon earth!" Ay, just So Night shalI
cease 80 ,,., 49,,
The loud acclaims of strife. Chris's birth brings
peace. -,
Goodwill 20 mani" No anger. envy. i'll.
Shall bar Our hearts against that free goodwill
o. souls repcntant come We home tonight;
Add 20 yOrr prayers, Forgive Christs star CLEANS
bright"
O. star of bethlehem. be thou our Guide;
Rring IS at last. a. falls the cyentidc,
into Thy rest: by Thy dear angels borne
Nav NC mass home that last glad Christmas morn
o. day most glorious! birthday Of Our pence,
Hour that shall bring TO Us our full release.
Ring ont, We bells: ring out your anthems gay,
Tn. whole world IS a. pcace-'ts Christmas Day!
There is a poet in Richmond; and the
author of the foregoing is the person. We
have number OF poems from the same
pen; and they all bear the same testimony.
We shall print them as we can.
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flor the Dispatch.l
A Ct,risfunas Dawn.
December &c, 1881.

.r,. f,,r,s,mas-cve. sweet Christmas-cvc, ana IN
ne s,Teess o o hiii,Sps gray. and In the sobrc
And on he sca, so wide and free, whereer mans
n sp,r. c,l,ne,he sacred time all sordid feeling
censnres.
. bo,v calm. like heavily balm. rests DER The
No busy strfe Of struggling life nor tippiers noisy
In d r deep world asleep awaits the tardy
mi quite how goes Che night sot break ON
Christmas morning.
In bovcl drcar and old and bare no wintry oreath
while nIa6, slow drags, on couch Of rags, mo-
tho-'s babe Is lying. a., iii, and
Long hours Of light from morn uh hish'' ""u
many since the cleaning ,~,t,odsroo-
with patiencc beautiful and true its Waited mo-
theirs coming
a,,s, that llfc's stern griefs and sir.fes should
come with liie's beginning
And DER the soul In surges roll OF sorro" OF "i STU"
Happy his fate. who, when the gate Of life Is en-
trance giving, ,.... .,,,,,,, aud ,scane
May backward turn. existence sP"ih' III" 'N"fN
the task Of bYingl
No voice of doom steals through the gloom to chill
The chiid's sweet trusting, e,,
Dut love lights all her lamps 10 CAL DdCh iai'n
from doubts Out-thrustlng; ,.,
Hope burns more bright stil rs the h'eh' us uarh-
And round the head or dear one dead heavily
halo pOurs.
Eenes,b the slow and silent Tow Of III river darkly
In somhre rest its icy breast the secret dread con-
cealinC. 1T. -, -,
with deaih-dimmed eyes the mother lies-her PAL
I'D features Clcaming- rur
Trccd from the fears ana grleis anu ieirs oi me
that knew no seeming.
Around the bed with feet Of lead the tagging hours
still elided; -, ..
""' 't'so,c 90 cI,idnd g.
Worn oai at last by cold and fast, its gentle head
descended. ~ = - !
And soon It's dreams, with golden CLEANS, OF angel
mothers blended.
Nights banners furled, the waking world uprose
with merry chime Of III happy time of blessed
Christmas morning. . 81.
The chiid remained in s,umbcr chained, for unto u
was given =, A., 90
To hail the dawn Of Christmas morn in y, N "a
yiour's arms in heaven. o. W.
December 90, 1881.