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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-13
Perseverance VIII Tell!

Stoughton, Mass, March l6t1 1880.
b.. Kendall Co., Gents:-In Justice to YOU
and myself | think ought to let you know that
have removed TWO BONE SPAVINS with Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure" one very large one; don't
know how long the Spawn had been there.
have owned the horse eight months. 1t took me
four months TO take the large one Off, and two
The horse is entirely WE'LL not at all stiff, and no
bunch to be seen or felt. This is q wonderful
medicine. 1t is a new thing here, but IL 1t does
for all what has done for me It's sale will be very
great. Respectfully yours
CHAS. E.PARKER.
Is sure in effects, mild in its action as it does
not blister, and yet Is penetrating and powerful to
reach any deep seated pain or TO remove any
bony growth or any other enlargement, If used
for several days, such as spavns, splints, curbs,
callous sprains, swelllngs, any lameness and ali
enargements Of the Joints or limbs or rheuma-
tism in man and for any purpose for which lin.
iment for man or beast. It is now known to be
the best liniment for man ever used, acting mild
and yet certain in its effects. 1t is used full
strength with perfect safety at all seasons of the
year.
Send address for Illustrated Circular, (which we
think gives positive proof of its virtues. No
remedy has ever met with such unqualified snc-
cess, to our knowledge, for beast as well as man.
Price 81 per bottle, or Six bottles for s5. All Drug
gists have 1t or can get Ii for yOu or it will be sent
TO any address ON receipt OF price BY the propri-
etors. DR. b. j. KENDALL Il CO.,
Enosburg Falls, Vermont.
"Kendalrs SPAWN Curen is now sold by all the
leadlng wholesale druggists and large number
OF prominent retail druggists
va j. MORTIMER, New Bloomfield, agent for
Perry Co., Pa.
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MINES AND MINING.
MOyDRT. MAY or. ".


Whatever else the mining stock markets today
lacked. they were active. Beyond question to-day
operatons have established the fact that there Is
market upon which large quantity OF stock may
be sold. and that within reasonable huctuatlon'
Iron Silver closed Saturday rather weak al -
To-day's opening was only cents higher at
2.O5. For reasons satisfactory to himself
for n change in investments or any other
cause-a large holder of the stock marketed 10000
shares at from down to LEO. After that and Win
fair amount Of business the price of the stock rose
n 215 AMI closed 10 cents higher than saturday al
90. Among the Lcadvllcs Little Pittshurg de-
veloncd movement which, on small sales, earned
its price from 34j t. 4.2J. The other Lcadville
were no better if not worse than Saturday. SILVER
Gin declined from u, to 4.Sj. Horn SILVER was
strong and advanced - to II. ne Slaie nh'SS
were again lower aud Oriental and Miller declined
from f. / q to 3 So and recovered tn 1d5.'1; SURF
confirmed active hut established no turthcr al
vance selling M 1900 30. Consolidated lrglhla
was stcadv at 300 80. California NJ l;-D anu
Mexican at I2I,. OF the California gol storA7
Rising sun was > cents lower at LOO ana ChrioH =
steady at $50. Moose was stronger a. l'Io' ana
Montana unchanged nj 900 and linkll weak AZ
LOS. The fancics attracted only little attention,
and their prices were about steady. The markets
closed active and rather strong.
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day developed little nothing requiring additional
| comment OF explanation. The announcement from
Washington Of the entire success in extending the
per cents at 3D. per cent, which indicates call for
$75,OOO,OOO Of them to be paid eat the
end Of August period when an out
pouring OF such amount of money will go
far toward alternating the usual autumn monetary
stringcncy-and further weakening of the foreign
exchanges simply additional fuel TO the before
existing reasons why the stock market was buOyant
Almost without exception, prices gained on satur-
days figures There were here and there
special fayorites that moved more and
faster than the general market because Of
some supposed special reason, or, more
likely, because of manipulation 10 that effect. But
the old standards made their gains by . per cent
and held firmly TO every y out Of g made. Az
rule the market closed strong with only unm-.
porant reactions from best figures; but few fances
Ike Houston and Texas and c.. e. and /. G.
responded with important declines to the fire. sales
that were made by 'hc cllqurs which had been in
siruucntal in their nordinate advances. Missouri
Pacific also was an exception 10 the general rule,
aud closed at 1874 against l0J Saturday.
Western Union was particularly strong and the
feature of the dealings was thai the old stock
rose 3 per cent, while the stock ex certificates
declined per cent thus bringing the prices Of tho
two classes nearer 10 valuation than they lately
have been ruling. The dealings in the coal stocks
more animated than they were last week.
but nj the end their prices were only about half
way between Saturdays last and to-,ay's best
figures. I he market closed irregular but generally
strong.
hrdcalings in Government bonds were small both
m The Boards and az he offices al the great dealers.
Prices. however. were firm and the Is 1851 extended
iWindpn~l advanced Ia l0ils bid, and coupon 5s to
1919. The best bid for the registered Js however,
was 1909, bccansc Of the uncertainty whether il
sent 10 Washington tonight they could be- tended.
tn" ;, crctlry by telegraph declined 10 extend on
trlcTaphic notices of shipments of the bonds,
very properly holding that the BOMBS first
received at the Department were entitled to
the preference, and to agree to extend on
tel, ,Iapiir notices might, when the limit Of
S2JOOp 900 i, nearly full rlis' the alt mItiyo
of extending beyond the amount Of the limit. Of
REJECTING bonds that were actually received at tho
Department before those which were EXTENDED
uoticrS. Hence dealers were afraid u bny the
rrsi~frrc ~ except M values based upon t.rir
drup'on nj the end OF ninety days bcran~' IT i,ey-
pr,t,d that within day or twp the Secretary viii
iS.ul cell for h. hole amount about 900 900
OF 80. xtrnl"d registered per cents. Aun~Ncl axe
IA. CLOSING quotations:
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ore having been taken out in 5unnns the drifts bats
are MANY Thousands of tons Of second-class orc
left by the old Mexicans that will give pront 81
from $40 to $15 per ton. This ore however, VIII
not be needed for years. The Santa Rosalla group
is near the MILL which it will supply a. soon as the
mines are opened a little better and an engine mas
been obtained for hosting; There, are FIVE or AK
veins. either of which well opened would run inc
twenty stamps Five miles east of the santa kosaia
group il the Orc BlancO group, which IL eXcruchty
Situated for working To pthOf3OOicct. lhlsgrouP
has fifteen or more veins which are being opened
with system Of tunnel levels from 300 10 400 teet
below tho summit, all Of which work will be driven
in ore. Five tunnels are now being driven and ar,
well under way rying in length from 80 To II
feet mill will he needed m ms group tnc coming
season" The superintendent claims that 100 stamps
can be run on lO-lolllr ore for years 10 CONE -,
The superintendent of the Miner Boy. Leadvie'
Col tergraphs: Last ore returns So per ton
Stone from Ith level now 40 feet high.
The superintendent of the Miller Company reports
MAY 49, that the cOmpanyS mines, without cXcep-
ton. arr looking well, keystone and lndrptndence
unusually 80. He believes that the whole ledge at
the present depth will pulp over 5000 per ton. \
level has been started both ways from the lnd'rh-
dcncc shaft at a depth Of SO fret. Alrragr assays
for the week Of ore from this min". l62 10.
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Gclp uOlnlc0.

ABNEKTISIMEATS FOR THE NEW
" YDEk 1880 81 Will. o. o. tlNlp At INK
TtToNN 'FFl, r., so l.i- ll'Aa"1r corner imty'
nrsi 49, sos Wet TWtAtj t.ai-t. 'DllI,l lclfh ave,
Nn ~ f.,i Fourteenth e.. ,nrf .tarr. 200 Ttd.
ave- corn,r Fury--'vrui It, 90 tA~ ,Nll tlt Is,
Nos inOl nnd 1900 ImfIasr. ,oftrr uur hundred and
twenty NTH 81. up Ia .. ni., al regular "hc" t"t'A
DTTLER thorough wanted where undcrmen
ID are kept fns,hnan preferred Must understand caro-
of vine and management of f''u-rt ants Address
T. o. LII y. Cts. stating are. whether married OF
single Of and dates and length 81 service
NNANTkD.-A man that understands the
w manufacturing OF matches Address H. Box No. Oa5
Trenton, y. }.
Solicitors for new religious
w FncyclopTda Cal address, BIBLE HOUSE, room 81
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rrnnrrAN rINANcIAL NARKETs.

EUROPEAN FI%ANCIAL AARhEIS
roXp0y MAY 23-l23O p m.-Consols, LOPEZ To- Insney
o,J ois for the account L bonds four anu nan "
81. io second ocusols Josh; New YORK Cehlr, az
In. central 49,. Ceatral, $50 MEANINGS
x,1i,. NcN York, ontario and western, ~ -. ant
L6NuoN. May 25-2 p mfsTis A'iyees quote threoP 0'
rent II 81 francs - centiiles tor tho ACCOUNT a,ss
InNpoS MAY ID. y. atlantic ard Great W., NY,
,rrt Zoe rustees reuacate, -. NewfoIk Central -
Iiliun,s ,ntrai 1904 Funnsylyauia central o'i h0o
3Oa. Sew York, Ontn1o and Western, tuS , ,,.. pss
IoxunS. May a3-lJp T. M ans nl,, t.s,o " ~
cent sntrs Al i france Is cents iot the account a o-a
tines Tor cAecAA
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GOVERNMENTS.
TIE GENERAL LIST

.. ~.- i--i ,,. ..,i r..i-'t ta' states . zap ~
.tr.Yr iDt l.,NU..--. --..Ul
U..'.l -t.i.. Cos 1909
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@ratcs an0 fen1er6.

A DNEK1ISEMENIS FOit FIFE NEW
"a YORK TKIBI NJ WILL EE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OPTIC ~, No. l.23S broadway corner Thirty
hrstst. sos West Twenty .thfd-st Eighth ave,
No 81 East Fourteenth corner Union square 7tO Third
corner FoT;yseventh St; az the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos lOO ana $500 Thrdaye. one hundred and
twenty Lith.st ny TO p M. al regular Office l@teA
L >. CONON AK ~ o.,
~ Designers and mauufncturcrsOf
ARTISTIC CRATES AND fFNDERS
In brass, bronze, steel anal te
BRASS OPEN FIKEPLACES
Brass AndirOps Fire Scts &C.
Architects designs executed exclusive desyns furnished
application
Estinates furnished TO architects and builders
SAreroons No. 800 Canal-st, New.York,
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JOSHUA VI. FIRRO.
Aaan.nn.. In. A q. n.NanA

". SUPREME COURT, City ard County
n. ~ SewYork-TIIE mechanics NATION Al
BANK OF THE CITY OF NEwNOltk. Pldnun. against
CiTIZFNS' Rank or GEORGIA, defendant SUMMONS
TO the above named defendant citizens Bant Of Georgia:
Yuu are hereby the complaint
ton nnd 20 serve "A copy Of your Hns"'r he pus
toTney within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive of the service. and In OF
sppear or answer Judgment viii De taken against you dc.
fault tor the relief demanded In the complaint
nsted Auril 10 1881. H. =. LIE. Faintifns Attorney
once aud Post ONCE address No Finest NcSlOrk ely.
To Tho defendant the Czens Bank % Georgia The
going summons served you by publication pursuant to
George &. Barrett Justice ~ the Su-
preme 81 NewN ok datri the 18th day Of
April 1891 nle with The Clerk OF the Cy and County VI
New York Ia ourt IN said city that day.
Dated New-YUrk, April 25. ISL
Il p. LIE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
(Ap26 lawGwrul Fine-st. y. Y.
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Ceoal Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE by
the Hon HENRY A. MOORE, County Judge In ard for
the OF Kings on the 18th DIV ui Npr lS~ n"'r is
hereby given Ia All creditors and prisons having claims
Richard W How. lately doin business In the tty
OF Kings County. y.
present their With The vouchers therefor duy verified
Ia sub-CT iber. tie duly appointed ~ thc sad
Richard How Tor the bccnt Of hs creditors al hi, ila 81
No ~ BrUadway IN the city Of
Work on on hclUr, tic 10th day VI July, lo5l.
Dated April 70 ISL. . , >,,.
b. r. CHITTENDFN, JR,
Assignee.
JOSHUA VI. FIERO.
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n I.uuU0U DIN D ION, n WI 'IIoIy IhI hItI'I,
clo,ln. al lO- !.-lb i"- money ana lO2 i1-lB '"r
st,nuut United slate. - wrr. D. higher at iOs &,
hnt tl. Il,> aud t-,.i'h were D lower a. IL AMI
l3Oii respectively. American rai."ays generally
wrr hl ,i,r ht - pIi'.> oliy followed alter tl".o
in saturday, hnm,, markets. the changes are m
significant. Ia Pan, i'rnrh 3 V,roeni- ro.c from
~; To Nu.-Ja slid. -l-ut exchange Oh London
being - fr.uc, {" ia :.
Mc.,r>. Fisk u Hath. ". , Nas,an-st., rcpors
lai,. and rapid safe, of thr L/1brthtovn, Loving
Ton and Big Sandy Railroad tompanys mt mort
gag, Eastern DIVISION q pr coat gold sinking iinh
LANDS The hoi> hch az due IN 1907 interest
paNablc Marrh and =, p,,m Dcg J, are ohe.ed At
lO2 l., and accrued interest.
Mr,sr, Kuhn, Lo,b q Co. report that the sub
s,iiufion, fo he Chicago, Milwauhec and ~. Pagl
Railroad Company's > PEI cent epiG bonds already
exceed : OOO.OOO.
The receipt. of hour and grain at tho p1"apal
Atlantic ports tins 1:}l uSN ol May were:
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The following were the receipts and shipments -
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Receipts. sbipneur.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
o.,roD,s11rr Of yOLTAIRE.

,ur or yOLTAlI,E BY JAMES PAEI1NNa;, 20
IL = 90 syo DID, CSC; Go. HouSlt"'' Ni''"H W.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01
The First Wrong Bntton.

DEAR mer' said little Janet, IL
buttoned just one button wrong. and
that made all the rest 90 wrong;'' and
Janet trcttcd as if the buttons were
quite ut fault for her trouble.
''Patience!' said mamma, smiling at
the little fretful face, "and next time
look ont for the first wrong button, and
then youth keep all the rest right.
And" added mamma, as the last button
was put in its place and the scowling
face was smooth once more, "IOOk out
for the first wrong deed Of any kind,
for another is sure to follow
Janet remembered how, one day not
long ago, she struck baby Alice; that
was the first wrong deed. Then she
denied having done it, and that was an.
other. Then she was unhappy and
cross all that day because she
had told q lie. What long list of
buttons fasteael wrong just because
one went wrons-because her naughty
little hand struck baby. The best thing
she could do to make it right again was
to tell mamma how naughty she had
been and ask her to forgive her, but
that was much harder than just TO do
the buttons again.
Janet thought it all over, and be.
tween the buttons and her very unhap.
py day, l think she learned never
again to f'rget to look out for the first
wrong deed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01
Our Young Folks.
MY TREE.

WHICH Is the best If all the trees?
Answer me. children nil, II you please!
Is II the linden. with tasscis gay.
DR. the willow there where the catkiHs sway?
j. II the oak. the King OF the wood,
That for hundred years hits stood?
Or the aspen. whose leaflets simmer ant
nash!
l. Il the solemn and gloomy pine.
With its million needles so sharp and finer
All. no! The tree that love best.
It buds and blossoms not with the rest,
No summer sun Oh its fruit has smiled,
Hut icc and snow are arOllnd Il piled:
Tut still IL will blnm and bear fruit for me,
ny winter boomer! my ChristmMs-trec.
lis blossoms arc candles. all shining gay.
And II hears It's fruit in the q,iccrest way.
All tied by riblUns Ia everything,
liig AMI little, and little and big,
ttOtts and trumpets, and balls and butts,
Horses sud monkeys, and dogs and cats.
Drums aud Whistles AMI guns and whips
irving babies and living ships:
Every conceivable kind III box,
With NIL conceivable Kinds Ut locks:
Tigers and elephants swinging IN uir,
Singular fruit f0P tree 10 hear!
Hut 80 IL blooms an,l bears fruit for me.
Ny winter bloomcr. my Christmas-tree!
Elm AMI linden may both be fair.
ilut they have no elephants swinging In air;
Ash and maple may gracefully gTDw,
lSif they have no MES nor whistles to blow:
The oak may be- king of the forest wide,
I!ut he has no parcels with ribbons tied,
No guns, no rHttics, no hooks, no tOats,
No pigs. NO lions, no COWS, no goats,
No dolls. no cradles. no skates, no tops,
Nor oranges. candy, ar lOllipOps;
Nothing that's pretty, and nothing that's good,
tStit leaves and NcOrns. and bark and wood
se the tree 1T all others that's best TO the
Is my winter blOOmcr! my ChrisiInas-free!
-A~iUru T.. Richards. IN lOuth's COM uNiOn.
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Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonderful
success, aS all eases are carefully examined.
and none taken but those offering good pros
pect OF curing.
impOtcncy, SpcrDatOlrhTa and Sexual De-
h;iity, treated by medicine alone has hereto
fore proved Useless and even injurious. They
do no good is the universal nsti,nOny of afl
honest physicians. Th"us:,nn- have doc
torcd" for these complaints, and have thrown
away their money ana their constitutions to-
geiher, but the Doctor combines medical
treatment with electricity, the electricity be-
ing generated by simple elect, icai ap .,ai:,tus
that anyone can use, and by these means in
suies success.
Constipation, the bane of so MAN. lives and
the most prolific source Of i'll health. cured bv
a simple method, with little or no medicine
Diseases Of women treated by electricity.
without pain or exposure.
Structure of ,h" Crcihra and Pectu.u cured
without Il surgira! operation and without
Bladder, Private Diseases rheumatism, Ncu.
raIgia, Nervous and sick ad,cncs, Asthma.
Weak, Painful and sore Eyes. without: Il sursi.
cal operation; Deafness. Noise in the Ears, all
skin Diseases, scIniula, Tumors, Loss of Voice.
etc, successfully treated by improved rene.
dies. - "a
Letters Of inquiry must be accompanied with
stamp for reply. -
y. H-No names made public without the
written consent of the parties g.
The following persons may be referred to:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01
TIE BELLS Or CONNIvILLE,
4 CHRISTMAS STORY,

ONsbtau,iiul summers afternoon, more
han hfiy years ago, the good people of
CeanyyllIe huns chime VI bells In the ivy
mAnttd bslfry oi St. Johns Church: and
after the good parish Minister h,t retchrd
ssefinon appropriate t. the occasion. Il was
voted, ~ ,Aeir sexton was growing feeble,
that Ira Potts sholld Ia future be tn.
uasled viih the care Of the little church aud
me raging" the line musical bell. iha, bad
luS been hung In the b,lfry. So ElIa Potts
va hsie sexton, and though thirty years
~ passed away since the day The chimes
vefe hung, yet he still performed the simple
srtise Of his long continued Office.
Ne had grown To be nearly ;iliy.nin year.
- and though his dark hair was tin.cd
Mh silver, his step was firm ard liybt
ID bis strong frame was s,iIl unbcnt. lie
VIA sturdy fellow, this Ezra Potts, with A
WSei, smooth, genial face-a good and
10y heart will smooth eyer y sight u
-sha has eyes were rs brimfui Of
- . they could he. In fact, this Ezra
Ious WAS ~ good . man n you often meet,
~ NE children ell loved him dearly and
1iiee Aim Father Potts, and the older folks
siioved him, too. and would shake the hon.
hand and speak TO him n Brother Potts.
ie, D. was nearly fifty mine the Chri>t.
as eve he lighted his lantern aud left his
@sy cottage to 20 up the hill through the
sow 70 chime the bells, ~ was the custom
eser Christmas eve since the bells first
20 ConnyviiIe. lie was very happy
0M 1isAt q he walked up the village street.
~ tss shop windows gay with toys and
IsEF.s'bssc. and merry with the gro,,ps Of
unu!en gathered round 10 feast their eve,
- chatter with their boiStero,,s Tongues.
~ had In mind the happiness abroad
~ night and the 10y ihs, would he swak.
- vRh The children In the morning. he.
-, be nad bought his wife a new gown
- nrye-prini Bible, which he knew
SeaN IleAse her very much. and A liiile
4. girl down the street would nnd 4 well.
- stocking beside her bed In the morn.
I'D sAe would guess that Father Potts
s;sHtAere.
Tanidst all this gayety and his own
G mere wassomething that troubled
,s.s 80 sigh escaped his lips, and invol.
N he walked slower rs be assembled the
n.g 81. Johns bell; and ~ he wend.
- ~ busy thoughts were drifting ten
49, sses, when his daughter Kitty Was
~ Ssa-s bright, pretty girl she was, Pc
S.seufe' and with fascinating grace
r - g that made her fa.oriie With oil
people OF Connyyille. lie, Ezra,
~. 'esI girl with all his great might and
- ue Was such = win>omc creature u
~ Ave been hard, indeed, Tor anybody
~ %serwise: but n he loved her too
Ms rebuked, God knows, and bit.
I.S 700.
~ modest little belle Of that quiet VII.
HHty bad many suiiors. for the right
eln Will turn the heads ol half the
any village; but the most favored
Ephrsim Bates, Q reputable young
o. sterling qualities, whom Ezra |
y would have lovcd hts son, and |
varied courtship OF little ups.sud. |
lor they had their quarrels aud |
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ST. NICHOLAS.

.Ho'r nrEr at the wicket who pounds at tn
s,cs . din in olympus was ne'er hoard be
,vould scep-sc' ye gone-I'm ailins. In
sick.
saint Nick
,.,,.e ye, Arouse We It's dnwniny sgain-
-. far th AZ once beainrd over itethi.n.m',
.,ar Of the Maai. that shone on the mon
I'm ssIth's ble, cd saviour, the Christ chile
was bonn"
clio, Hot l. Il so' Then fiiup Andawa,
A. soon as the d0bins can harness ia,
sleigh"
,,sn b. reared such laugh rs he sprang GU,
ofbed,
,..r,lrd In stars In the sky overhead,
I,dthey walked NJ each other ~ much as "a
say,
rsr, Is s"re'hins gone wron, and Old Nick
istopay.
took hut nionten, to lump In hts boots,
Ssfap hins.li up in the best oi fur suits.
sorln ~ III g.u.c. and ORA out HE pack,
Thlch he swung with u chuckle across his
broad back,
men of to the stable he dashed through thu
snow. ,,,or ,.,. ,r,,,,,,. ~ .,,.
Where me r'fhu''i "cr' pfahcinS' MI I'huy
togo .s
Ess w ,i !" thn,, ,"x NM hnar, n, a h "p
Win III ,r''' NY "'""es' ho 'o' 'h0
rctns sup
Straight doan through the wclkin they sped
Ike tm nin
he clouds drissei their skirts to get on ct
tt "%h, ,,
ne "i asa H .gr'nk "''r"'d-al' quito taken
Fen The moon rev In haste a veil over her
iacc
soq1i,k cracked the whip and so Fast vas the
pare.
!nd he pesu "H. ,n aahsn 70 and and gay
On, never such ,Irisn.r,a. was ridden before
~ tha VI =" S"N WV" "'s '''" '"'ssas
,, Storm !, ,,. a;x,,,.s v,r,, ,,,,., ,,.,
yN DOWN IN thc aistnhce tArth roieu Ihst
. ale r. s,v,r, xr,,n., ., q, .u.r.. :.
paft nisut h"''"E Nt"VI"" " !" s"'"cV ="
dep
That tue childfth, tatked Close Ill their snug
little beds.
Nhenc, no,hihy PcePeu o' save the'r chcpu'
were dreamins oi n ries, oi irolie ani fun.
And other stern f"''s ot u HE Just begun.
y vas three by the clock. when out on tho
ROOF
H. tinkle Il -leish.bells and taps of a hoof
yalr their little hearts bound anu flashed
round the hdfth
lirSh:
But they woke NOT, oh, no. o'd Nics'ss
he tastcn- paddock ON each pTyinssle.
With "N hla there, NV pIettis-." he sion.
with Jerk.
his wurk
Over aesptc- and hOuse.tOps, In windows,
dawn ilue.,
10 feet, YOU wou!d think he had win - IN his
shoes,