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Ghildrfn's Column.
The Missionary Doll.
A True Story for Children.
BY X. II. j.

BY X. ii. j.
"What queer dollyl' hear you exclaim
"Pray, how did it come by such an odd name
And what possible good could its waxen face do
To Chinese or Choctaw, to Turk or Zulu?'
Well, I'll tell you the tale, as it came down to
US,
For this dolly had really raised quite fuss;
And when we all heard how she went on a
mission
We laughed and we cried at this prettiest vision.
A six. year-old darling, with eyes full of tears,
Was losing a very dear friend, it appears
He would tell the poor heather beyond the
great sea
How Jesus, our Saviour, said Come unto Me. 4"
And bright eyes must show him how dearly
she loved;
In some wonderful way her love must be proved.
40, what can l give him ?" they all heard her
say;
"What beautiful plaything to carry away2'
She looked at her treasures with serious thought,
And then she exclaimed, as she found what she
sought.
"My new Paris dolly with bright golden hair,
And eyes that will shut, and such fine clothes
to wear;
"Ill just give him that to member me BY"
But the wise grown-up people said, " o darling,
t0hy'
Why that is your very best dolly, my pet
Don't give that on which your heart is so set"
What think you, she said, this heroic young soul,
Who had learned the deep secret of loves sweet
control
But that's what I ,oant him to have" she
sobbed low
"The beautif'lest thing in the world that
know.
But then" they insisted, you surely forget
That gentlemen don't play with dollies, dear
pet.
Pray what would your dear Mr.. Dale do with
that2
A real grown up man, who wears tall hat.
She pondered a moment, perplexed and dis
tressed,
And then her eyes frightened with giadness
unguessed-
Hell want it," she said, sweet fancy weaving
Hell take it, twill help him to mooze the
poor heather"
So the love of the darling had conquered at last,
And her dear Mr.. Dale" held the dear dolly"
fast;
And surely enough wise prophet was She
For it did 'mooze the heather" far over the sea-
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your tears and think no more of the land
of Yesterdays, for here are many, many
To-days coming, which if you try, you
can make happy and beautiful by deeds
of love and forbearance. When tempted
to do wrong, think of the unhappy Yes
terdays you have seen, and resist temp
tation"
But l do wrong so easily" said Grace
tearfully. Before | know it, | am
cross, or angry, or selfish.
My child, said her friend, "you can
never be good alone. The Lord Jesus is
waiting close by your side for you to ask
him to help you to become a good child.
And he is able and willing to save you
from the snares of the tempter, if you
will take him as your guide.
He is the only one who can make our
To-days what they ought to be. Ask
him to forgive the wrong Yesterdays
their faults, and then begin again in his
strength"
"What is the matter, Gracie," said
mamma, leaning over the bed; "you are
crying in your sleep. Wake up, darling,
mamma is close beside you; nothing can
harm you"
"Oh, mamma" said Oracle eagerly,
" 1 have found the Yesterdays and To
days, and Jesus is going to help to make
my To-days bright and happy, so that l
may have only good Yesterdays to look
back upon" When Oracle told her
mother her dream, the only answer she
received was in these words, which she
did not understand:
"Thou hast hid these things from the
wise and prudent, but hast revealed them
unto babes. Golden Rule.
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An Angels Touch.

One evening, not long ago, little girl
of nine or ten entered place In which
is bakery, grocery and saloon in one,
and asked for five cents worth of tea.
I. How's your mother?' asked the boy
who came forward to wait on her. " Aw-
full sick, and amt had anything to eat
all day." The boy was just then called
to wait upon some men who entered his
saloon, and the girl sat down. In FIVE
minutes she was nodding, and in seven
she was sound asleep, and leaning her
head against barrel, while she held the
poor old nickle in tight grip between
her thumb and finger. One of the men
saw her as he came from the bar, and al
ter asking who she was, said "Say, you
drunkards, see here Here we've been
poiring down whisky. when this poor
child and her mother Want bread. Here's
a two-dollar bill that says I've got some
feeling left" "AndI can add a dollar,
observed one. "And I'll give another"
They made up purse of an even five
dollars, and the spokesman carefully put
the bill between two of the sleeper's fin
gers, drew the nickle away, and whis
pered to his comrades Just look-a-
here-the gals dreaming !" So she was.
A big tear had rolled out of her closed
eyelid, but the face was covered with a
smile. The men tip-toed out, and the
clerk walked over and touched the sleep
ing child She awoke with laugh, and
cried out: What beautiful dream
Ma wasn't sick any more, and we had
lots to eat and wear, and my hand burns
yet where an angel touched it !" When
she discovered that her nickle had been
replaced by bill, dollar of which
loaded her down with all she could carry,
she innocently said Well, now, but
ma won't hardly believe me that you
sent up to heaven and got an angel to
down and clerk in your grocery"
San Francisco NeaOs Letter.
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The Yesterdays.

A little white-robed figure stood by
mammals side, with upturned face wait
ing for the goodnight kiss. Seeing al
unwonted seriousness in Gracie's face
mamma asked "What is my little CIR
thinking about?'
Gracies face wore puzzled look, as
she answered with sigh: II wonder
where the yesterdays go to. Now it is
to-day, but tomorrow this day will be
yesterday, and there are so many yester.
days. Where do they all live?"
Mamma smiled at her little girls
query, then said playfully as she pinched
the rosy cheeks The yesterdays dc
not go anywhere-,Gracie is running
away from them. Don't puzzle your
head any more about it. When you are
older you will understand how it is.
Now 60 with nurse, and she will put you
safely into bed"
A disappointed look crept into the
child's face as she slowly followed Nurse
Margaret up stairs. Her mind bad been
coming this puzzle over and over, and
she had thought that mamma could tell
her sure
Come, child" said nurse, little i'm
patiently, "you will catch your death of
cold if you stand there looking out of the
window. You ought to be in bed and
asleep by this time"
Nurse" said Oracle timidly, do
you know where the yesterdays 90 TOP
No, child. I don't know anything
about the yesterdays" replied nurse with
a laugh 1t is always to-day with me,
and that means piles of work. Don t
fuss about such things. They are not for
children to think about. You will find
out soon enough what yesterday, and
to-day, and tomorrow mean" and nurse
sighed as she spoke, as though she were
thinking sad thoughts.
Oracle crept into bed, and listened to
Nurse Margaret's retreating footsteps.
Then she said softly to herself Il know
there are some yesterdays living some
where. One of these days l mean to try
and find them all alone"
closed over the blue eyes, and soon
strange things happened to little Oracle
in Dreamland.
She had gone to find the yesterdays
Oracle dreamed she walked long way
from home without meeting single per
son, and beguiled the moments by pick
ing wild flowers which grew large anC
beautiful by the wayside. Then she saw
a squirrel dart across the road anC
chased him across the fields into the wood
until she found his home in the decayet
stump Of an old tree.
Tired with her long run she sat dow
on the ground to rest, and noticed 70
the first time that the sun had gone dow
and night was fast coming on.
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LIFE AND LETTERS OF ELIZABETH
PRENTISS. Author of - Stepping Heaven
ward" One volume. Crswn 8vo. Pages
575, with steel portrait and FIVE full page il
Illustrations. Cloth 1925.
In addition to the narrative the volume con-
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respondence, especially on topics pertaining to
miniscences.
ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & CO.,
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The II. T.. Church South.

Cincinnati Gazette. III. ~ s!
The Methodist Episcopal Church South
is agitating change Of name. Many OF
its members think there is too much Sec
tionalism about the word South, bu; the
choice OF substitute is not easy. Some
iavor Episcopal Methodist, but this slight
change in the order OF words would not
prevent a confusion OF the Southern with
the Methodist Episcopal Church. One
brother, with whom expenditure OF time is
apparently Of no consideration, suggests
Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church,
while sill another presents the alternative
OF Wesleyan Episcopal Church and timer
ant Nazarenes. Whatever appe!lation is
chosen, the locality Of the membership
will unite with long cherished habit in
keeping alive the present title OF the body.
The most sensible thing 10 be done would
be to make oyertures for reunion with the
Methodist Episcopal Church, .oyertures
which fhould be met by liberal response.
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VERT SMALL SHOT.

Fancy and fact: "Don't you love birds,
Mr.. Proseman, and all their sweet little
ways?n II do, Miss Gusltinston, dearly
on toast. "-Boaon Post.
At the crisis: There was CLEAN OF TIL
umph in the playwright's face, but it was
only Tor q few moments. The leading lady,
alta most affecting crisis, had fallen too heav-
lily into her lovers arms and knocked of
her wis.-Broottyn Eagle.
sisterly affection: "Does the world miss
'anyoneH queries disconsolate maiden OF
some thirty-si1 summers and eight moons
over. THE world will very likely continue
to Miss YOU" said her Younger sister.
"As for me, shall be Mrs before cher
ties are ripe.-Nno Harsn Register.
Thrilling adventure: "Ah!" said Pic.
quoisean, Il had such shock the other
day My phaetou was coming down the
Champs Elysees; crack! the horse runs
away, knocks agains. lamp-post, the
coachman is thrown to the ground, the
shafts are broken" "Aud you 2" Oh!
me! Luckily wasn't in the carriase!-
From the French.
Law and Gospel! LAWYER Brown is
Sabbath school teacher. He was endcavor-
ing to inculcate into his pupils minds the
necessity OF firm belief in things spiritual,
when one OF the class. with open-eyed as.
Punishment, exclaimed: "Wby, Mr. Brown,
l heard you tell witness in court the
other day that you didn't care what he be.
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knew !-Bos.on Transcript.
Goats OF old Gambr;nus: II sec a great
many pictures OF goats hanging up in the
windows lately" said 4 New Have., wo.
man to her husband. as it goat festival,
or something OF that sosl?" no, mysla s. =:
replied her husband, "it is-it is!fis ut
isl believe it has something to 40 WITH
beer or some such thing" and he tried
look innocent but it was no use. she
fixed her eye upon him and said: u saw
YOU 20 into one OF those stores and
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why VIII You

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To WHoN IT MAY CoScERS.-ltching piles
Is one OF tho most annoying complaint.
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The Eiyer Kajlronti.

II (when) the Wheeling, Parkersburg (
Charleston railroad Is finished, where in
America will you be able to find two hun
dred and fifty miles OF p!easanter railway
travel? Along the valleys Of the Ohio and
Kanawha, what d delightful grade and
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from the East who travels through West
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A Corou, Cold or Sore Throat should be
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We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
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What Makes You His:

\ tooth Is missing among the inclsors, and
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-13

n TOLEDO, May II-Soon Boa.d-Wkent st.oEg:
s1flsH5: Angus. s. lS1i; September 81 AK asked
mar hell At 81 ii. Corn firm high mixed SEC: No,
ltpo. 5stzc: Nay 7;Ec; lnne &c: July 7sI4a7914c.
Oats firm; No. .. sc. Closct!-Whcat weak and
June s. 81: July 81 TX: August 81 lsI; year
81 10. Cora easier AID ~eas No 2spos held q. &c.
DTrsvtuE, Pa. May lo.-oil opened at .511..c;
highest &c; loves; 1i1kG closed d; 751.c ship
ments iS,II1l bsrsrls charters none; runs G., 80
ia IS Dr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-13

for the week ending on the 18th, 1850 head Of
through and $50 head OF loc.l aGsins. 397 head OF
through aud 1.t9. head Of locni the week before;
tai. 10 guod S. 75a7 fat bulls and cows s. Seas o.
HHcs-RI ee!pts for the week I4.l9o bead p:aiasi
Il. i90 head the week beisre. Market firm, PhslA.
delphias s. 7ais 10: Workers s. 3sa7 50.
sheet,-Recetpts for the wee. 2, 500 head aSaIas.
100 head the week b+tose: common to extra s! 50
rs IS. Spring lambs very dull at 81 611T co. 49,