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New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
WoLsrLEY IN NEED or PROVISIONS.

CNRO. oct. iG.-prOvisiOns are extremely
scarce throughout thc whole country from Ber''r u"
kh,rtouIn and from the river Nuc Co the Red sea M
turlI. . .......,.-
n +. as.. rtcI that the Canadian boa'mcn are uuuy
and b., fl-c 10 obey their officers.
Lord NorfLhrook. the British U-h comm. .~iohcf mas
rvcu the Khc,iivr guarantee Of England ir-p"N'l-
buiv for TIE. -u-prn-on ~ th" sinking Fund pa} u' -
u the decision of the International Iunui cnhhrhlN'
the action the Egyptian Government AMI VIII return
IN lI-Iruurl.liAu.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
YALrABLE TMBER CONSUMED.

PuuADEIPHA, Oct. IG-A dlspatch IIom
uammouton j. says that the forest fires which have
been burning n the Big Ese IIarbor swamp few miles
from NH, place. for the last day or two ,i.l continue ~
Now Brooklyn IA, fire started on saturday nsh' py
some Young men and soon got beyond their control "nd
mp to tins morning had destroyed seventy acres oi va
ublc cedar timber belonging % Ella- Russell l" ni
,,tt tlul.r ,nt Mr. Eu.,rf4 large min were barely
saved Tho urr is not under control ami mN Ari d" H
rilcunnr damage Al Weymouth ihc extensive '1i
lrrrt bog OF the Atlantic Company, inc largest IT'D Ih
state J., now on nI, and Vail joe totally d'-t'Ncd l"'
flmatrIk Ola, ultAlM- l1 over.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
VILLAGE SWEPT BY FLAMES.

BALTIMORE oct lG.-A dispatch To Ibc sam
from Cr,n,d. Mi, says that lrc broke out ihn m"inh
40 O'Clock iu ,omc colorod pcopr hu-,u'ar 'ood''"
oyster hou-c The following u ls' of tc hon"" burned
Good.cr. oyster house i.NMw' dwelling 'n' 'P'''
ou,r. liciuiue 49,. oyster house. lous tnuhournr a
co.,. oyster bouts, and lumber yard rinhn' n' t''l
house 2 ,0uuDl'- ol .trr hou.r and dW'INnsl 'h''
,t .t,r hul.r. lutou a Woodland store anu dW'ihh
and tArtt or forts ,oiorrl p'ollc-' dwrlhnsh
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
AN rxrREss rRAIN wRECKED.

-. THOMAS. oct. lG.-As nm express tralh
ON the Canada southern Railroad was gons east a''
night n ran into gravel train at kilbnr} centre Inc
smoking car was turned upside down. thrown INTO Il
ditch anl broken into fragments Daniel Cox th' ch
inrer OF the express train. was instantly Killed liI'
initr,J nr. -unm. Woods ~ Fletcher head -erou-Il
rut a child named Caashlu. OF Toronto. hands pu
injured and 4 ~tssing baggage man, of Detroit h"a'y
burned .tboI; ltL- and body.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
ARREST OF \ SUPPOSED INCENDIARl.
..... -, - IL :. ~ -, NM rrrr.t-c.

CLEVELAND, oct. lev. :. Nhcatzley, a
coal merchant was locked mp it The Central police 'ta-
tou This evening 10 answer charge OF arson on Mon
day morning a fire occurred at No : Broadway ENien
.on ,vhll, caused a los. of slIo when the hrc ha,
been extin.ui.hcd new oil can badly ho,'ereI mp "a'
found I'm the ward and towel saturn f"d With conI OIL
with one end burned wa- also found near the lu-r.
TN, Dlicc have inKe-t gated the affair nd ulircr can
tou frlt Justified to-day n issuing warrant, cA1s-h-
-htatIlr, with setting lire to the hot-r.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
CELEBAITING THE VICTORT
ABLAzE or FIREWORKS At UTICA.
~ U.IL1IArn 10 rnE IHhINLI

UTICA. y. Y. Oct. l6.-'Ghc Republicans OF
Utica c,,nird tac victory OF tnc Republicans oi oh"
last ht Al The Republican clubs OF thc city whether
BOB uniform or not pardoL over 1000 were 80 the I!H'
C,ic.,c- along which Tine clubs marched. was cr""'"
with hundred. of .ucrfaiors There constant hla/'
r fireworks and those with the coorcd lamps lnd forcht-
of tine clubs made the street brilliant Win NsAt. Inc
clubs bore several banners in"ru'I If",''il"u ~
tu oneida square Hhrr, with several Thousand -Ve''!
tors they were addressed b} senator oss 'nI pl'!'''
Attorney Matjc~ou and " a. 1rlihth-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
THE LONDON TIMES, on THE RESULT.

LONDON, VCI. IUs-I III FHtF" '''''
dcvote leader American politics aprop"S oi 'no ~
election some ~ the noteworthy sentences are a. I'VE
lows: Ohio continues loyal 70 the Republican party ~
is unlikely that she will reverse the majority "l i"'' "
November The Presidential contest X now nar""c" ~
New York and Indiana No great issues have been rl'e
,luling the campaign The personal question h'a 49,
more debated than the tariff or clvh service h
When the election has been decided free trade VIII pio
ahls become the dominating and dividing Pue''on III
ri.-I
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
IuRLIC BEQu

PUBLIC REQUESTS OF I. T. III RID.
RnsruS oct l6-Bv the will OF Franc. i. llnri, of
Wakefield just fled IN tile Probate Court the ou9"lns
nuhiir beonc.ts are made: Phillips Exeter Academy
s5O 900; Massachusetts, General Hospital $1,000 ana
the BecDe Town Library at Wakefield $1,000
NUMBERING 4 BOY
ElH.RETlI n j.. Oct. l6.-John W. knight, age
eighteen was stabbed IN the left side last night willie
ooking AT a Republican procession III Camden lie died
mi. ,nornnr " Ia1urneau, who had gridsc against
the murdered boy. has leen arrested ios The crpne
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.

Berlin. oct. ia correspondent OF the
ycne F,eie P-ss quotes Henry stanley - saving mat
m order ~ open the trade of tine Congo country the row"
cr- must not cutcruto quarrel 10 st ''lh-h 'h'''
Portugal ha. accepted the invitation to attend tr con
tr.pco Tho invitation 20 the United states w Dee pre-
..utcd ~ President Arthur m Washington. within me
rNt fc dy- 10 expected shat the discussion h th
rpuf,rcu, Nill nc mainly of % preliminary '''''''t' ''
fhlf IT, session. viii hc OF short duration.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

TIE STEAMSHIP AWrRIcN DELAYED Inc NAllouN
line steamer America Which arrived 10 Qcen'to"h YES
frrday muriiug Wa Obliged to -top for t"o houI, alI
i,If On her second day ont from Ncw-lork OWING 10
heated bearings She never caught 'lsht OI 'c 'cN"
aficf lhe hr-; day.
To Rr.roRI -HAKEsPE ARES ToNB-N banqlr. Il,
-frntf.r,i u;nu- AVON to-day sir Frsuc- Cllh' yN't
promised with the assistance Of q. W. 'Hi"'' ol
Phiial,rhia "a organic fund IN America for the TeS
toI..tluu ~ The church where -hahrsl'iIr ~ ""'''
amount required for the purpose j. A-u'VVV'
.r,,r Nrv.ynpr FtV,y.rI PANIC.--At meeting of the
Institute Of bankers to-day Robert W barnet Ie'" d
paper on Tie Iiay panic m Nc"-Norh
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

VIrvv, oct l6-At the Strauss celebration here yes,
terday kilograms letters and wrcaths from All parts vi
the world received.
BRrssrIs Oct I6.-Sevcrs Republican leagues nave
been formed NJ Mons with the object or electhS '''
partisans in the coming Communal elections
BERLIS. Oct l6-Thc newspapers here state tnai tne
commander of the German corvette Leipzig h0ised the
German hag the ports OF on the African -Vc
coast. september 5 aud placed the territory uhdcr
German protection.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED TO DEATH

JAMESTOWN. Dak.. Oct. l6.-Ihc wiie ANA
,,nrod child of Casl -chrocdcr wcrc burned To
death yesterday la prairie fire which The woman was
irving 10 prevent the destruction of wheat stacks one
child -, cl himself by reaching poushcd ground tNooh-
err. by runniu- into pond. Tho mother ANA cmh u"i
lv smoke They f,ll and their clothing Wa consumed.
hen found the child was ca-p'i mt, lh"ihri fI-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
ENTHUSIASM N ALBANY.
my IIII.RAIH 10 III TnInI 81.

ALBANY. oct. 16.-Thc Republican demon
s'raou Tonight the largest and most imposing ever
made Boo tA- city Early 90 the evening campaign 'iu''
from accent point, of the STATE began o. pour int" Hc
city. On Broadway state aud Pearl ,i-, along W"'"
the lines formed. dense aad cnthu7!..'l'
tllrour welcoming incoming ORGANIZATIONS Troy sent
twrutf ,iN clubs Hudson thirty clubs, AMI th" t""- "'
The Mohawk Valley from Utica io Albany a., many lH'':
There were over 100 clubs in tAr line ana q iul" "i
nearly 10000 meu The line of march Wa, ihl-]c i4
illumination, and tile streets everywhere were p!'h''
with people
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
WYOMING COUNTY AROUSED.
nr TELEGRAPH 70 rnr lmGcSr.l

WARSAW. Oct. 16.-Thc victory III ONO
was celebrated hero this evening by meeting OF citizens
The Pumcd knight, paIac and the FIRST Voters CLUB,
100 strong with their snowy uniforms. elected applause
william ! Young. of Queens County. spoke for nearly
two hours The issues of the day. The tarh was h,
uriur!pa point of argument. wyoming (ounty IL aroused
and Will increase Aet usual Republican majority
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
A JUBLLEE AT KINGSTON.

lDi TtLtGHAfH 7" M ftIbUN.-I
KINGSTON, Oct. lG.-One of the largest and
most imposing Republican demonstrations OF tie
campaign took place tonight Twenty six different uhl-
formed canpa IN organizations under four mAr1ls were
IN line including fourteen clubs and twelve gun squs''
fourteen being from this city the hancc from snrroud-
ING town. and villages II estimated that nearly luoo
men were Ia line with uniforms and torches nner ai
pearnr body ~ voters never marched through inc 'S
fCou,inued ou I,fth Pnge.l
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
AT VARIOUS PLACES.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct 16.-A dispatch fro

NITw AIKEE, Wis. Oct. l6.-A dispatch from
NoutcIIo WIS. says that the Mouteno Bank the Opera
Han and number of stores and business places were
harmed early thi. morning The los, Is estimated al
~5O.OOO. about half insured.
,C,inorrroN Ky.. Oct 16.-Thrco frame stores were
burned Yesterday The loss is 10000 partially in
surcl.
TRl.roN. v J., oct 1G-Thc Bound Brook Railroad
depot Al this place destroyed boy fire early @ moru
int The loss Is about 900 Anew depot VIII be built
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
pIOr N lfONG KONG.

Hose KoNG. OcL lG.--A riot occurred here
today I'M which the police were Obliged io iir ON lh
mob several persons Ncrr killed Ihc chinese ""N
eruncut has forbidden any trade in firearms between
,r,..,,. lrd the Chinese Tho general opinion her" i'
fnrt 'h. arbitrary regulations ot thr Chinese oW'L' .i'
rapidly increasing tlc anu-Eu-!irh 4rr"h- among u'
a..
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
ESTIMATED PLURAIrEs BY COUNTIES

IrOEI- It1M AIL III. t1I NIII' OF" ''I v
Li,AN rIuENLtN ot ,tLt ld'"o''
The table below gives the reported
rlurunt,cs from Ohio hy couutl"-, w'h
bc Official vote IN ls-3 AMI l@NO.
In many counties the pIumli'cs are cni-
mated and when the complete rrtnrn,,om in there
,iu probaLly lee many changes A. th' hsnr's now
.tnnd they give the Republicans plurality "i
ucafl, 10000 In Montgomery County inr 'on-
plcle,o.c 4. given. and nor jhc plurality.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
4 ToRCHLIGHT PROCESSION AT LoCKPoRT

Ut ItLt'HAFI " IhK fubINls
LoCKPORr, Oct. lG.-Thc Republicans OF
Lockpor held enthusiastic celebration the news
from ohio last night. A torchlght procession With
three hundred 30 line followed by q agniiccnt
di-1ay of fireworks and speaking from The balcony of
the American hotel. by John T. Pound Surrogate BulgcF
and Willard 4. Cobb.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
.Re.elected. Rep, II Dem. 10.
UuRD TALKING OF A CONTEST
HI RUNS BEHIND HIS TICKET AND HIS FNtNbs
TALK OF FRAUD.

Icy rfLEGRArH TO THE IRIBuNk
TOLEDO. Oct l6.-The bitter contest III this Con-
eressional District is not yet ended. The next thing
m order will be the serving of notice OF contest by
Frank H. Hurds attorneys The latest returns
from the district which may be regarded as oficial
are as follows:
In Lucas County, Romcis Rep has 1'60o ma
ority. In the other counties Hurd DEM has the
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
THE NEW CONGRESsMEN.

rur RfPrmIcANs FIECr II MEMBERS AND HAVE
OVER 1000 NET PLUEALIlY,
The latest reports from the Congressional districts
give the Republicans I Congressman, ltcpubiican
gain of g. In ten districts the Republicans have
4O.9l4 plurality and ii ten the democrats nave
90 oOG plurality, a net Republican plurality OF
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
LIGHTNING KILLS TJvO PERSONS

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-A dispatch to The Daty
Ystrs from Joliet H. says that IN severe thunder storm
which passed over the city early this morning Mrs VIII
lam Grace and an unknown man were Killed ny me
lightning The former killed while waiting Under
large tree and the latter while out alone On piece VI
l.rt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
ILLUMINATION AT ITHACA.

ITHACA. oct. l6.-Thcrc wa. an enthusiastic
Republican ioreAlght Procession here tonight Up
ward of 1000 torches line aud 200 hcr-emcn.
Houses along tine .inc Of march generally iuini
naied -pccchc, los james Mlllkcu and T. L. Fargo. OF
Buffalo. wcr- delivered the Clinton House balcony
10 "a lar-e crowd.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
~ ,rvuN1 N,yWlILs ELECTION.

Tr3Y. y s.. Oct. ia dispatch To Tho Irerdm
from Wheeling W Na dated midnight. says thcf'
seem. to bc no doubt of the election of Maxwell
Republican. tor Governor
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
VOTE OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

DAYTON, Oct l6.-The official count Of Mont
eoA'ery County is as follows: Secretary of State
newman Dem. ll.640 Robinson Rep, 1891.
Sadge Of Supreme Codrt-Martin tDem.l, 1,0l6;
sSIascn We?.l. 1887. Beard of Public Works
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
CHAIRMAN OGLEVEE's ESTIAATE.

ABOUT 1900 IErrBL'CAN rLItALIlf "' '"'
STATE TICKET AND 1000 oS MORE ~ TIL
DISTRICTS
CmrMHrs OCt. lG.-Mr. oeelvce Ch'if-
man cf the Republican STATE committee
sent TIE following to Nj Blame TO-DAY :
h.,,-,,,, ~ Ooo and - OnO hut that docs not IN
dicate the actual Republican majority so clearly h'
rrr wore for Representatives 10 congress, ODD h'
several DISTRICTS Robinson was eat consider
,hir on the Hduor question. but the
real line II political division b'tVer1 the two par
rir. wa, shown hv the Congressional vote. on
which a. now r.tImlted the Republr.n majority
XII hr between = O0G and 1000. Ia. accurate
hoires viii Dee given IN 20 few DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
vrw uAvIFI' on THE STAGE.

LoNpoN. Oct. 16.-Wison BaTetts Ham
10, - was uroduccd tonight al the Princess THEATRE
which was cr.lmmed by host cd literary and ART critics
and ceer.ties The audience was -ymVatLe1c H'-i INC
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

FLAMES II \ LEATHER STAMPING FACTORY.
A fire took place yesterday in the leather
stamping mauufactory Of \ Davis. at 40 10 Doyef-'t
The damage was estimated at $4,000 ON the stock and
$500 ON tAr building.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
Renter DEM, 11,545 Flickiuger lRepl, 1l;O6l.
Con Recommendation (Dem 1851 Sims
THE LIQUOR FIGHT A FAILURE.
JUDGE JOHNSON RUNS AHEAD OF HIS riChEI ~
SPITE OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS.


SPITE OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!
CoIUMBt,s Oct lG.-The returns have come III
slowly and more delay has been experienced thah
usual in getting satisfactory figures 1t appears as
though the Republicans had dropped everything W
rejoice over the general result. Upon the head OF
the ticket official and unofficial returns give 'oti
Republican gain of 25 29j. and total Democratic
gain of 2l02 leaving net Republican gam Vi
23l93 This would give Republican plurality oi
10 j62. This estimate is made mp without returns
from Ashtabula or Wood countless The reported
pluralites in these two counties bring the total nc
publican plurality mp TO about $4,000, which later
returns may reduce somewhat. In some OF INC
heaviest Democratic counties suspiciously laieo
Democratic gains were reported at the last moment
and there is little doubt but that J. d. Taylor was
beaten by frauds in the Democratic county ol
Monroe winch reports several hundred more votes
than ever before. and Just enough TO overcome
Taylor's heavy maiOritics in the other counties
Returns are inst coming in on vote on congressman
BOARD Of Public Works and Judge of the Supreme
Court but nothing satisfactory can be gwen
upon them before tomorrow. IL IS evident lhdt
Flickencer the Republican candidate for the Boaru
/ of Public Works. will lead his ticket by from ''Vo'
to 5000 We're the COMPARISON made uppn III lis Is
vote which many claim is the true iest' u Woulu
give a vastly better showing Tor the hePnpuoaIls
4 significant feature o. the result ~ lne idC' ''V
Judge Johnson IN spite of the trcess ana shaheltsS
! urht made up0n him 10y the liquor interest anu thc
/ appeals ~ the Germans TO vote asllsi nun H. Ian t.',
ahead of his ticket every mere ANA IhdhSs NM
/ gains in the cities ana IN me fctHiu Wdi'S'
I is REGARDED rs Il square endorsement OF thc HCo''
J law bv the German and Liberal element anu "l ~
Indication OF the return TO the h'puuiIc'n "a - t
| The Germans who went ont OF II on the PASSAGE :"
/ the smith and Stubbs sunday Closing laws aNd tHe
/ Pond Liquor a. law.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
RAvAGES OF TIE CHOLERA.

ROME. oct. 1G.-rhe reports of the ravagcS OF
cholera throughout Italy for the past twenj oW hours
show a total of l-3 fresh cases and - deaths.
There were - fresh cases at Maple ald Jd deaths
40 deaths occurred at Gcuoa.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
RrNORs ABOUT TELLER HINCKLEY.

l., tho Ascending teller of the NcWNorA west H'uc
Bank wa. IN Montreal recently. l. Is aid tha' ne "9'
closely watched during his stay II. h1Mcay.' & or
fnl f nm. fact by several Nrw-l York irem's an" ie'
the city hurriedly.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
THE OHIO VICTORY.


ou,n,r,oN voTE-ABoUT 11,ooo RE-
> LAN'n L,c, ,x PLURALITY IN THE DISTRICTS.
i".ost returns from Ohio indicate
Inc sr"on can plurality of about $4,000 and the
hep% e",;on of eleven Congressman. Inc froS,-
eecuu" .t. oidcd the Democrats largely by poll
biio,.';, ;rcreased vote The vote on Congress
ius i" ;ndicates about 1900 Republican
men ~ in tbe districts. Frank IL. Hufo
plural contesting the election of his Repuo'
lean opponent - wo.t Virginia i.
about 5000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-09
The yFondcrf secret.


Once onfa time there was aking
who had q little boy whom he low.
ed very much. 50 he took Q goat
deal Of pains @ make him happy.
N he gave him him beautiful It rooms ON 70
!lye " !. IN, ana p pictures ana toys and
oooks SlSs without number. He gave
him Q graceful, gentle pony, that
he might ride when he pleased, and
arrow boat on . lovely lake, and
geryants 70 wait wherever he
went. He also provided teachers
Who were to give him the knowl,
edge Of things that would make
him good and great.
Batfor allthis the young prince
was not happy. He wore a ,frown
wereyer he went, and was always
wishing for something that he did
not have. +
Atlength, one day a magician
came to to the court de saw
the scowl on the boys face, and he
. q y
said !. % ths Che king;
''I can make your son happy,
any Y '''n A's ''esa INTO smiles,
Bus J. you 70. ngss 9,. rns ne a great p'ice
lot ,g.G. .eillng 3, MN No. The hes secret.
h. Alllfisnh if.l y H sald til the KING what
ever e you y ask fa.s!, wlll give"
30 tne price was agreed upon
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-09
lAnAInnfCcss slhln Is.IIlnr..

Eiiuhusg Ieiset q phiIaaelphla PrcssI
The newspapers 81 Scotland arc
for behind us in enterprise and
newsitheir forte is heavy leaders
and long speeches, The Offices
are conducted in d manner which
is novel TO an American. Having
occasion To yisi. the Office oflthc
Scotsman, Twas metby aiemaIedra-
whogarded the approach tothe
sanclum. Her btilliSncy staftloa
me from my usual composure, /
have not been accustomed to see in
newspaper Offices women al. ali.
but more especialo one wearing ,iia.
monds in her ears and pearls
around her neck, vithaa eye glass
tipped gracefully on her nose, out
Of which, h,-the eye.glass, not the
no'e-she viewed me spspiciously
Ina voice not sweet but strong she
demanded my business
@I'vant to see the editor, / ans.
wered.
,.tt,, go. .f .| 81 ltLls.H
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-09
A Reasonable Excuse.

"This is a pretty time Of night
for you to bo getting in, Mr.. Grim
sonbeak," exclaimed Mrs. @. when
her husband returned home late
the other night, slightly under the
influence ofa full moon or some.
thing more exhilarating.
"Why-hic-lo l don't see
anythin' the matter with tho-hic
-time,1 was The husbands reply,
vainly trying to get his optic on
the family timepiece.
"Well, if you could look straight,
Mr. crimsonbeak, you would see
that it is half past 12o'clock. You
should have been home full two
hours agon
Impossible, .love-hic-impoSsi.
Bile for me to bo home full two
hours ago.
"And Why was IL impossible, I
should like to kncwH" said the bet
ter half, looking as though she
could cheT her husband up in her
anger.
Because" explained the july
man, "because-hic-I wasn't full
| two hours ago.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-09
Rosebud Garden Of Girls.

The young ladies we're looking
at q fine bouquet, and they began
to choose which they would rath'
er be! galH q hNsej a
ga rose is my choice" said a
queeuly girl, for I'd like to be ele'
gantly beautiful like a rose."
9"I'd rather bea lily" said a gen
tie girl, "fot of all flowers the lily
Is the fairest and purestPrl
Soh, pshaw, !" said the arst, "1'd
rather be q tuberose, for the gen,
tlemen all love to wear them neal
their hearts"
"1'd be a pink, (" remarked a meel
girl, "because pinEs are 50 sweet
and modest" .lai
"shoOt III" finally sung out th'
gayest one in the crowd, knocking
her hat down over her eyes sauci
ly; "you can be anything yor
please, but TN a daisy, / am, ant
don't you forget itp ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-09
WHAT MY LOVER SAID.

i. b.. II. |I H. y
4 RI "a r,erest cba5Dee in the twilight
1 y 6,o66, F'ff;i sf5i9 s
In i,s' o XXX ,s,d ,s,,, ,,o mot ,,,e.-. II
In t1etaII wet erTss ,s.' Sitb Il IA faint per.
}fnma w W. il
\ And / triaSl h mass Inn, ha made mo room
OH I,tried. but Ne wosld not hi me.
s.ll grew red, y c
With my face bent down above II,
While he took nv hand and whisper.
ine said. IL VIE
How the clover lifted each pink, sweet
head B; ';i'
TO listen 10 on that ny lover siiil O.
OH the clpyeril bloonl--l l9yeiitl
7
X t;,,,, g ~, IL. ,,.a,,. ,,a IN, n
= =. Wy ,,;,e wy ss1s @ nsns ~. ~ E i.s'' y
s,.....,.
nat aa ,,,,d ss low w. W.. 3, .c ", ..,ln. ,,o
Fes Far / tonnd % @ %yseli Jis whom M i i yainlytyied i
And he held me tllere and raised my
head,
While he closed the path before me,
And he looked down into myeyes and
said
How the leaves bcnt down from the
3 boughs DER head, n
TO listenlto all that my ilnyersaidg
Oil the leaves hanging lgSi " o,er me.
si,fi
slIaUne1nsse,i Ind 4 si,ltls way
Iconld surely than have ipass,.ii MN
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