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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27

ATTENTION Is called to tho advertisement
Of the steadman Gulch NJ. & N. Company,
that appears In this issue. The Company *
made mp Of Wheeling gentlemen, who bro.
pose doing q legitimate mining and milling
business. The par value Of the shares 81
stock Is so %, and Is non.aSsessable. They
are Offering stock for the present at g, 90 per
share, TIE officers are: Y Q. Nefet Prest.
dent Charles Dunlap, Vice President; Ross
and Thomas Il. B. Haase, General Manager
and Aren't. ~ n ~
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olilec. Nos, IS and 81 Fourteenth Street


For sale-House and store-room.
For Sale-Cottage Residence.
For Sale-Farm and Coal Land.
For snle-Fanily Residence.
For sale-Cheap City Residence.
For Sale-Cheap Little Home.
For sale-Farm.
For Sale-Stocks,
For sale-Couatry Seat.
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
Manted-Nail Feeders.
Wanted-Situation.
Sealed Proposals.
Attention, Sir Knights.
bargains in Books-stanton & Davenport.
For st. l,ouis--Steamer Carrier.
For LouiSville-steamer Sidney.
Webb's Electric Medicine.
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FoR impaired digestion, and for debility
from any cause, know OF nothing equal 70
Fellows Compound Hypophosphites, Its d.
rect effect In strengthening the nervous sys-
TEN renders It suitable for the majority Of
the Diseases Weakness OF the Joints and
Muscles, Impurity Of the Blood, and Inward
Wastings may be cured by Fellows Hypo.
phosphltes.
WM, S, HOWE, NJ. D., Pittsaeld, Me.
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"WlNE OF cARDUI" four times a day
makes happy household.
For sale by Logan & Co.

AT has been acknowledged by every one
that a strictly prime article Is always worth
the money you pay for 1t. Especially is this
the case with baking powders. Don't let
your .grocers palm off something cheap on
Won, but buy u Gun Of the Acme and you will
nee M thar
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wEA7nRR INDICATIONS,

WAsu1SGToN, D. c., January 27.-1A ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, preceded by local rains, winds shift,
ing to the north and west, rising barome,
ter and colder weather In the Tennessee and
Ohio Valley.
Fl For At the Lake region, clear and eolde.
rising barometer,
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,

The Third Quarter will begin on Mon
day, January 80. Six College graduate.
are now included in the list Of Instruct
ors, and additional classes will be formed
for the benefit Of any new students VIII
may desire to enter.
A. r. WHITEHILL,
Principal.
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In the Municipal Court yesterday the fol
lowing business was transacted:
Peoples Bankvs, John ]. Jacob, admins
tratsr o. the estate Of John Handlon, do
ceased IN aSsumpstt The defendant filed ar
affidavit Of no partnership; also fled an &C
count Of plea Of payment and plea Of statut,
ration. NNS'''
Helen J, Miller and Others VS.. W. W. MI
Ter and others, In chancery, Order entessi
suggesting the death Of w. W. Miller nv
the suit to proceed In the name Of H, d. Mi,
ier, Administrator Of the estate Of w. ". Mi
Ter, deceased. sAtt
Asdlonrned until Saturday a. haltpast nine
O'clock A. N.
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Iris too bad to suffer with the agony infllct.
eddy corns, when 50 simplea remedy as St.
Jacobs OIL wifi stop It. Mr.. George W. Hfr.
man, Lonsdale, Pa, gives special praise to the
Great German Remedy for It's efficacy for this
ailment and others too, n,
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IN0uNTY BOARD OF EQUAIi5I
~ TON AND APPEALS. '''''AA'
10 all Whom Il Nay Concern;
Take notice that the Board Of Equal,,,i,,
and Appeals of Ohio county will co,nm r,vl
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY D ,s.s
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. " All per M,
having petitions referred to this Board an =.
quired to appear, and any Others having ,Sr
business relating to their taxes for tbI,vs.,
attend, as this Board meets but once y ,s'
By order of the Board of Commissioners ,'''
jas JAS. Il. QUARRlER Cjs,s
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TINAAcIAL am colIllEnorAI,
New Yoris Money ma stoe,,s.

NEW YoRE, January 2e.-MoNHY-Sa4 pei cent,
elsetng a 2at ner cont Prime meFOantlle paper !
a6x pSr cent, Sterling exchange 6anEstT bills
steady at q 40 demand as9.
60, eovES STSs Jnchaased, except for Ks cou.
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nnr.rnin d n pInnn

Good ~ octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at d
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store. llA2 Min street.
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THERE may be some virtue In all of them. I"
he said, "butfor actual worth and rapidity
Of effect, | know that nothing made can excel
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Served by Butlr,

Each lady OF the Club had prepared som.
dish, and such dishes as they were. Tkey
would have made the heart OF the most exact
ing epiCure leap for joy. There was no room
for Improvement, success being attained al
the first trial,
In glancing around at those seated, the
following were noticed Misses Mary
Dlckey, Jessie List, Gene Logan, Jessie Bates.
Virginia Hopkins, Matte Nice ulloch, sydney
Heiskell. Lou Butler. Messrs. Geo. Laugh.
lid, Ed Hazlett, Sam Harrison, J. @. Riheldaf.
fer,J. r. Baker, Barbour Brown, Austin Beach.
Geo. Baird, j., Lawrence Sands, Charlie OFT,
Albert Franzheim, o. Russell Wood, Phil.
Doddridge, and Bernard Paine, OF Virginia,
1t Is needless to add that the gentlemen were
completely charmed by the attentions thew
received from the fair hands OF the club. no
less than by the elaborate outline prepared for
their delectation. The club will meet once
in two weeks, -
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s.N.TRATHrR
FoR sALR,

dor SALE OR RENT-THE TWO
IL STORY brick dwelling, corner TWrn,y .,L,,
aud Water streets Possession given on Sh0TI nSlss
Apply to HENRY X, LIST, '' i.iV
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The following shows the range of the Their.
rnometer, Us observed ut schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 1850
"a. Y. I'm, SR&.7PM l7A.M, 12N,9RM7P.
% 30 20 % 90 So 80 O.
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NOTICE TO GARDENERS

Bids will DO received at the oalcC Of the o.
Railway Company until Q O'Clock 2. y. sA1ups,s
JANUARY ., for the manure from thcl, M
corner FOrtySecond and Water streets, lnn M,
Of February until the list OtJanuary, lsss, u
las VAND, HALL. gar,...
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ENoR sALE-BUGGIES, PHAE TOSS
~ and Wagons Nov Is the time for lfn1itt
AlAo fine Draft Horses for sale. J, ", FERIGiI
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets I'D
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DOR SALE OR RENT-THE LARGE
j. and commodiOus residence, No. sl.5 NAH,
street, Centre Wheeling, now occupied BY ihc n
4, i. Caldwell. Il for Nlte or for rent. nsse.loS
given April !, ISL THos. 0'BRIEN. 4RcpL hS
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will bO received by tn, r,,.
signed, Al their once, until FRIDAY, JANE ss'.
y, 1854 at o'clock ?. ", for removing d, u
south Of their warehouse. Information ri w. 'H
Office. 4 u
BEEN FSS sti Ss .St Se5yHBRg ~ HGyS
la26 HOBBS. DROCKuNIERT cIri
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dissolution.
Cn.pApTNNncu1n

In retiring from the late firm II Boyd 4 rtnih.,
wish TO tender 10 the trade my thanks SF n,
liberal patronage heretofore extended the Cli ~
and earnestly solicit for the new Atm conliaS.
Ance OF the ame. s'''"F
deal s.N.pRArnrr
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SOluIIllbCe.
Accompanying this paper was the following
one:
WHEELING, W. Va, January IS, 1852.
To the BoardCf Education Of the City Of Wheel
ing:
GENTLEMEN AT u meeting of the Board of
Trustees Of the Wheeling Library ASsocia-
ton, held on the 25th day OF January, 1852.
tho following preamble and resolution was
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Board OF Education OF the
City of Wheeling have indicated desire to
maintain public library for the benefit OF
the community at large and
WHEREAS, The stockholders OF the Wheel
ing Library Association did appoint certain
trustees with power to transfer the property
Of said ASSOCIATION to any association agreeing
to maintain public library; therefore be Il
ReSoLred, That we will make such transfer
to the Board Of Education when they shall
secure such legislation US will enable the
Board TO assume control OF the books and
provide for the necessary expenses OF caring
for and perpetuating said library to the salts
faction OF the trustees and under conditions
to be hereafter agreed upon.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of said Meeting.
J. A. MILLER, Chairman.
Mr.. Hildreth, from the Committee on
Finance, offered two resolutions providing
for the repayment OF taxes enormously col.
lected of ]. F. Knox, 81 %, and VIM. Manion,
81 70.
Mr.. Miller moved that the President Of the
Board be one OF the committee provided for
in the resolutiOno Of the Library Committee.
The President appointed ]. A. Miller, J. NJ.
Todd, DR.. S. l.. Jepson and Alfred Caldwell,
Mr.. Todd reported that the stone walls of
the Fifth ward school house could be wains.
coted and studded and plaStercd for $47 80.
He moved that Klevis, Kraft & Co. DO en-.
ployed to do this, Carried.
Adjourned.
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Thermometer RecortI,

the usual merchants luach at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
FoR SALE.

| A VALUABLE FARM OF $50 ACRES
"A FoRsALE. -'S''N''
All in grass, good iruIt, well wateted eaeAy
mile tlOm school, convenient TO marker. mills "a
churches, situated on Fork Ridge, thrG miles ma
Glen Easton, OIL the B. & U, Il. K. For further lGr
ticulAH call on or address
ds22n4w Glen Esstop Ns5s b56E "a SN y !,
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Deal ESTATE BULLETIN:

II 7''051H''
Five Chicago building lots are offered for ,lkW
South Chicago,
A two.story brick building on Main street, hcldd
Sixteenth street, $500,
AgOod garden fam Of IS acres well ImprOytd;
location Rfew miles below BcuWOOd.
An Sacte piece in Elm Grove Is Offered for ale
a fmtne dwelling, rooms, stable &c. andSa Ans
q q, land on the Cruger lane, for sale on easy tens
whoever wants cheap country place will do vel
c. A. sCHAEFER & CO.,
JAY Real Estate and Nntarial bushes
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FOR RENT.

F0R RENT-THAT VERY DESlRA.
~ BILE Country Residence on the Nnlioal
Road, lately occupied by Vim, r. Hubbard Ia.
For teEtnE apply to JOHN REID. is
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F0R RENT-A TW0.STORY BRICK
il dwelling honSe M o. ,TbjrioSTth t., cnr.
tanning seven rooms and kitchen; has hOl and old
WnLer and gas Rnlniro Of A. lITTIE M
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Take "sLAcK-pRAueHT" md VI

will never be bilious.
For sale nv Lapnn & ca.
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MENU.

1.-THE Turnpike road to peoples hearts fud.
Lies thfo' their mouths or mistake mankind. :
OYSTERS.
By onCol the Small En- Martha"
"The GOb5le Song" rendered by jess,
Tongue Sliced, a Ia "old Virginia.
"MooSsIIISE''
ala Marie Louise,
(Bj'utter Jedi Rolls, a Ia Eugene,
"Werc In pretty plckle,H
An HIi)eal Salad.
Saratoga Potatoes, by Laurie.
.'RIch, rare and raele)y"
Deviled Eggs complete the LiSf, tall butn
"a White Mountain (Cakej sccnC," Marie, Artist
The hnoi the evening,
"snow.bRllS thrown by JeSslca,"
CocoAnut Cake oilnt Gene)ous device.
ANBRosIA
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WANTED.

CoRS WANTED. -
The highest market price paid for whit, d,
yellow corn. S'
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining en-,
pany. A.o. EaERTER ~
tA4 Secrots,,
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"TIIE COOKs.v
The First Meeting of the New Cooking

The First Meeting OF the New Cooking
Club.
At q certain period not far remote, but
now happily passed, it was not considered
the proper thing by any means for the young
lady who moved in upper circles to know
anything whatever concerning the kitchen,
except that from that department came the
staff of life and other eatables that helped
make up her daily bill of fare. In these
latter days all those false ideas have been
dispelled, and no lady considers herself
strictly du fat unless she be fully acquainted
with the mysteries surrounding the culinary
department; 1t is sensible change Of ideas
and the fair sex are to be congratulated that
such is the case. Cooking clubs are at pres.
ent fashionable fancy, and Wheeling
can boast Of two that are simply perfect. One
has already entertained several times, but
the new one, 1.-THE Cooks" gave It's first
supper last evening. The members OF this
new club are Misses Gene Logan Jessie List,
Jessie Bates, Louise Butler, Matte McCul.
loch, Mary Dickey, Ida Hall, Sydney Heis.
keti, Laura updegraft and Virginia Hopkins.
They entertained their gentlemen friends
last evening at the residence OF Miss Butler,
No. u Twelfth street, and 1t can be safely
said that nothing was ever inaugurated more
at o'clock the dining room
was thrown open and the company, seated In
a cosy manner, proceeded to discuss the fol-
lowing:
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Ihe particular attention Of he Public Il eht,, n "a,
IGet hat he entire RHberg he tekGs FOR eacS SsoS,SI
DralTng Is tod and consequently al he pri:ss n Ky
drngLRl arr SoEd aud dn1DH andpaid. jali.w"tSWs '
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RAIAoAD BoSps-ln moderate demand.
RfAII sECpRlIIEa-pull.

sTocES-shate speculation opened strong and "a
latter for Richmond 4 Danville: LOGkYIlle 4 New
Albany, Boston Air Line preferred and san Fran.
cisco preferred were AlA0 conspicuous II The nd.
vance. AnadYanee q I4AlM per cent In The early
was followed by decline Of ka poi cent Inc iat.
ter for Denver 4 Rio Gmnde San Franclsco com.
mon fell OF " and preferred per cent from thr
opening. subsequently the market became stronger
and recorded an advance Of lalls per cent. The
market In the main closed rather weak.
TF1tuFsTtlnna AIN nm shnEou
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HOTEL ARRIYAIR.
ST. JAMES HoTRr.

Il. Scott Jackson. II. q. Francis, Canada
". L. StptSbeuy. 6fttn. J. LOOMS, Grafton.
]. F. johnson, City. W. D. EdmundG Alliance
Y, Williams, Ohio. ]. Freely, WASh'ton, D, G.
A. r. FGEEa, ColumbuA A. P6mSroy, Beverly,
W GranthAm. Cincin'u. 9. baron, Philadelphia
y. Robinson, Cincinnati. T. s. Campton Philn
Frank Stout, PhilR ], b. Thom0S. Toledo
A. Parker, New York, ]. W. Finn, Canton,
g. Hagani FGIrmont A, ], blanchard CeVel'd
\. !. WIeg0nd, Clev0ld. ]. r Crawford, PhilA
", PiumeE, R6It0n. q, Whipple, PlttSbnrph.
Miss HBgAnS Mt dc Cht'l l. RInSfd Ohio
Q. Robert, Pittsburgh, W, D, Russell BoSton
". Steele, Fairm0nk G. Phillips, EalEmOut
4. 3 Stanley, Chicago. VIM. Stanley, Chicago,
@. 0toham, Columbus Geo Hawkins W M
VIM. stoley, Pittsburgh. Z Carney, Pitsbnrh.
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Buy your Boots and Shoes at L. v, Blends.
No. 1lS5 Main street. " y
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y you want TO buy Q good pair OF Boots
and Shoes, 80 to L. v. Blends, l185 Main
street,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25

Bill Mr., the bunorlst, has discovered
the olilin ~ The word "honeymOon.p Lily
asks; What Ia the origin OF the term
'boneymoonP' Well, Lily, we will be teeto-
tally ~amalgamated II We know what the
origin OF the term was. What the word
honeymoon N y have TO do with that per od
When the young husband anil wife are get.
ting acquainted with each others home
styles OF meinncss, we arc free 10 state We
do not at this moment exactly know. Think
~ waking In the dead hours Of night during
this blessed time, chilled by the poets and
other c0nnublal sayants the honeymoon, to
1nd that your noble Adolphus, whose whole
being seems ~ You, Lily, to be the very ne
Plus ultra, the ultima thule, and the pro bono
public Of perfection -thiuk Of finding In that
Silly hour, We say, that Adolphus SHORES
enough to crack the eternal granite foundt.
lions N the universe. There are places, no
doubt, Lily. where you can find out by ascer.
tanning, what the origin OF this word Is, but
al this moment thc required Information has
escaped our mind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25

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IN mn nod fhoat
No ffaaief mflake " moi lhfh
ihfi NJ iihfifH al ihn ffoas hhA vines
~ rhaa iefte fHm fof planting =
inH if.0t aHi tlnes eafh yoaf On 0d
lHnd fue fal by aHY pihff = frm q be-
ulutu HqtV ifr
a ieaspumini N ,banaai 10 hali a
giafs N Wtfm visitor Bfian nifim a
headaeho r. dIsmla ihe eaei
and feliegea ibe dHendal stomach
pressing afaiHfi The nefffs ihai asieHi
ifom me stomach ~ No. hnli
Tho foRiiv lari Sass tho best fat
ionlhg ipud fGf fDgll u eofn meal raw
and mtin into mdah Boiled pUtnioHg
sugtt. guoi. Wheat nnd sonnet mei q w.
ne lard missed ~ with monl afe feo1m
menlnd ~ occasional variations In The
chiekons bill NJ fare
Lemon fafia. ono rnpml NJ
sugar uho ripfil N waior obs lemon
fii up hbo md q little piooe ~ hutief
Boil n up and then take tablespoon.
fl n cOrn starch, wet n, and pat with
The rolt II will lpoh quite clear when
lone Bake In paddy pans Rarai
Nam IDtkeE
M Iowa correspondent NJ Tho Ger.
maniown 1e'egnDh makes bis granary
di'iastofm 10 rats by "daubing all
The angles IN the outside of the building
with hot pine tar for The width of three
or four inches, and nlso any seam or
crnot whore u rat or mouse can stand
~ gnaw''
a right thinking father encouraged
his young son by giving him thu use Of
Wqnarler acre bf land, This be- planted
to strawberries, aud now, three year
alter, he owns five acres, bought with
pleasant fruits of his own successful In.
Tor, aud his clear profit the past season
was, according 10 the Ohio Farmer,
5000 on sti awborries alone"
A correspondent Of the Amcrican
f%uItraior gives the following rs n rule
Tor the location of storm. ''Tho wind
almost always blows in u circle around
n storm and when IL blows from the
north the heaviest rain is east OF YOU; II
II blows from the south, tho heaviest
rain IL west, II 10 blows from tho east,
the heaviest rain Is south; II from the
west, the heaviest rain is north Of you"
Virginia Pono Virginia pone IL
made Of twelve t%easpoonfuls Of corn
meal, n piece OF butter the size OF hall
an egg, half q teaspoon'u OF salt, pour
over this d little hot water, beat well.
then add two eggs, first putting in some
water so that there will be no danger
Of scalding the eggs. Beat tn whole
for five minutes. Bake In gem pans in
n moderately quick oven. = american
Farmer.
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fheg fktN ~ nftlg fhHi ihafh Ha fli
f,aH iba lflf iNla biol fom nfm
thGnyh ify FrH tafy nnft gf
mi helieYed IN islfles che ihaH fNia
men nd W. fghf w tHNf ua Nlfff
M fha ti0HFhf fhf must fHli him aho
fHH ~ thf HlNf hHi affn ihflf nom
aat pna ~ il Upen p mob va
'Tnfa' IHpan shf ffat itWU ifY
mfh . r Nv ih0 idusd They hagf ~ On
everything N ihe Hltrf ni4aat tHhN a
qiifh ahi hflfr ihnm aHIF'
W lIupHd pHpa ah0fihy a palf NJ
fffai fisiul5 fHl mtda H flti Nv ih0
aiAlfs, Win lbaAy hohihd HIM
1het bod hoi fotohfd Che fni siep
" en The iw1 mon dafiad ut N nm
form h#lOw
bui ~ seeing pnpa Win tlgt1l in
oaoh hand they dropped Me- bag md mn
iwnrl the 1ren hnll door md wofo 1ui
~ sight IN % moment
Mamma awakened Nv the n0isn orma
hnfrying out ~ sro what Wa the mat
lor, md found lieaay ufying IN lhe c1r
ner' md papa rushing through iho
house win a rAir NJ pistHlA Vs. ay
moihot elaapel her !nry eIogbly IN hoi
arms
IN n lltle whilo papa came back
booking very serious. Tho mon had d.,
appeared and Watch lny dead On tho
mat outside NJ The door
By the iimo they had ompilcd The bag.
mud put everything In itf place, II was
quito daylight, and Bcssy know ihn fairy
MAJ been frightened away. So she
climbed up In her mothers lap and be-.
gan s0bbing softly Then, when her
mother coasod her 10 tell what ailod
her, she pointed 10 tho shoes. and told
her about The old fairy In the lane and
the key,
Bosy had 10 tell Tint story over 80
many times that day And for n long
time her mamma did not leave her
alone In The evenings; 70 that Bessy
never saw tho fairy godmothor agnin -
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