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A BLOCK WIPED OUT
~ Fire. at BrAddocta, pn.-A Drunl

BJ Fire. at Braddocks, Pa.-A Drunken
kiot Follows tho ConHngration.
BRADDocKs, Pa, June l9.-Shertly after
three o'clock this morning a fire broke out
in Ssddin's hardware and tin store on
Main street, and before the flames we're
controlled the entire block, bounded by
Eighth and Burton streets, was entirely
destroyed. The buildings were the Faw-
cett House, Russell's furniture factory,
Ke,ly's liauo. etore,. ssdden's saloon and
ten gin alleys, sedden's hardware and tin
.hoN Creighton's pump works and ksttel's
restaurant. Tho losa exceeds seventy.fve
thousand dollars, which ;s partially covered
by insurance. n sa1.s ~; -. 9 :: s..s', e.
q The fro ia believed to ihaye been in:
cendiary, as this is the third time sedden's
establishment has been ou fire within the
past six weeks. Il ~ RI 8 !.
After the fire wa5 out small sissd riot
occurred, participated in by; fifteen or
twenty persons, who had knocked in the
bungs ofthe whisky barrels aud drank.the
liquor until intoxicated. Anumber OF per.
sons veIs slightly hurt, but none seriously.
Twelve special policemen were sworn in,
who quelled the disturbance and arrested
eight Of the principals. & i,. ,..l=2, ..
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Tng eateemed Register, in :hree.quartess
Of column oil anguish and leadei bour-
geoia, wants ex-senator Henry G. Davis to
prove up his claim to q seat in the Demo.
cratic synagogue. 1t iears that the ex.Sen-
a!or Is wandering from the fold with his
heart sc. on Blaine Of Maine. Mr.. Dayii
viii probably hurl back the foul aspersion
with indignation and scorn.
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WANTS TO BE LsrALONE,
-, .s...sr r--.S sI.It Nd NJ
"hnt Ex.scna,0r Thurman anys About
the Democratic Candidates., AZ

3-4 the Democratic Candidates. 'sh-t- VI
CoLuNBus, o., June l9.-The Times col1.
tains the following interview with Senator
Thurman: ,g.5t. .s,l
Judge Thurman was bluntly asked
whether he WIS a candidate for the Presi.
DENTAL nomination. ~
II am not candidate" wei tho en-.
phat:c respcnre. Il only a,k tho world to
let inc alone" fg.;sI fiI5 '.a
But you will no. decline, Judge?" per.
sisted the scribe. 4. - \, b 4. / i,
"lhe,e will be no decancy in nv now
decilling. In the cage OF Mr.. Tilden Il
vas manifestly proper for him to write
bis letter. His nomination was inevitable.
With decency he could declare HE inability
to accept. Thers is no such probability or
chance OF my nomination.. ,.J IL. : :.
1T Is officially announced this morning,
Judge, that Henry B. Payne will not per.
nit hie name TO 20 before the convention"
That ia proper in MIR. Payne" added
the ex Senator. II have nothing to say
about Mr. Payne" s..-l,a.l'..
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PirTaBuRan, June lo.-This was the
third day Of the spring running meeting.
First race, one mile dash, all ages, purso
ss25. Palavola won; time :l:4s.:,s Second
race, three qusr!er mile heals, purse SOS.
Glenroy took the first heat; Baron ella sec.
ond heat; Daronella third heat; Glenrov
diatanced. The third race, one mile. aalj.
ing, over four hurdles, for a purse Of so25
was Won by Jele Black, Time l;5a,
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The New York Sun knows what's what.
Olhs New io:k Times and Erning Post
i. says. "Asfree trade advocates they have
long ben GU! Of sympathy with the ma.
jority OF Re2ublicans and the express dec.
lsra.iors o. the Republican platform" ."
And Blaine and Logan wouldn't lie well
on their free trade s,amschs.
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LONDON, June 19.-In the Commons to-
day the Marquis Of Harrington, Secretary
Of State for War said the government be.
lieves the Britiah and Egyptian force now
in Egypt arc sufficient to defend upper
Egypt, After tho defeat Of Gen. Hicks
Last autumn The British and Egyptian mill.
tsry officials united In forming common
plan for. defending upper Egypt. The
command and disposition Of the khedive's
army, however, are distinct from those 9ol
the British troops, the government, there.
fore, is ignorant Of the forces, and is now
negotiating with view to placing the
British officers in supreme command over
all troops in Egypt Z. 81
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THIS is the way the PArkersburg Stat.
Journal "taltoots' him: "Jameo G. Blaine
ia really son .ol West Virginia. He was
born so near the State line in Pennsyl.
vania that he really belongs in part to thit
State. West Virginia will give him hel
electoral vote" West Virginia is Blaine
s'rt Of State anyhow. Blaine, tattooes and
all, Representa- better than any other mar
thatspirit Of progress tha. ID coming to the
front in Wtsti Virginia. The Slate will
honor herself by declaring for BIsine-and
Logan Is his worthy COMPANION.
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TWO PERSONS KILLED
BY the Burnina OF II Variety Theater a
b 4SAsS4t Denver, Colorado. -s q.

DENVER, Col, June lo.-About o'clock
yesterday morning the Z,o Variety Theater
was discovered to bs on fire. In an in
credibly short time the flames enveloped
thewholo building, and extended to three
or four smaller buildings adjoining, all OF
OF which burned to the ground. Fireman
J. ". Mallory and Charles Sawyer were
struck by, q falling wall. Sawyer was res
cued but will probably die from the in:
juries :recaived. Mallory persisted in the
flames. Hia cries were heartlending. A
miner named Nc eOuns vas also struck by
the falling walls and perished. Ioth bodies
wero recovered about noon. The theater
was g thTce.story b.ick, located on State
street. Tho Gre was undoubtedly the work
Of an incendiary, 81 the building bad been
vacant for Homs months. The loas Is esti.
mated .: $4,000; insurance light.
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rire nn,i E.,nio.fou,

CLEvELASp, O., June l9.-The combns.
ton Of chemicals LETT out Of doors cauod
IRE ut 2 o'clock this morning, at 3lasah (
Harwood's chemical works. The damage
amounts to 5000, fully insured. The
Union Acid Restoring Worka were dam.
aged about 81 900. Four hundred car. r.boya
Of sulphuric acid exploded succeeaively
Eith..a noise Ike the firing OF heavy
artillery. 'li: -
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Nh. ENGLISH, who went down on the
tail Of tie Democratic ticket in 1880, is not
showing up we'll in the English. .Peels in
ysstigs,ion. The country made n fortunate
escape when it lei. him at home to prose.
cute bis business Of freezing poor men out
nj their hcnes
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= t=.. i All /.
b Proicstcd Paper.

"a New, YoRK, June l9-Kieman's Wall
Street Agency furnishes the following ro,
port. The connection Of Commodore Gar.
rison's name with the protested paper yes
terday has this foundation: He is an en-.
doraer OF Pittsburgh, Cleveland 4 Toledo
Railroad paper, some OF which may be ex.
tended. Tho Commodore, says he has not
had any peI1onal paper protested. The
railroad Is in course Of construction,
seventysix and half miles being built. Y -, (,
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IL, as the Tax Commissioners cay, the
Democratic S:a.s officers have allowed the
railroads to escape payment Of 100000
w,r,h Of taxes, that burden has fallen on
those taxpayers who had no Influence at
court. The opportunity comes in Octo.
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Frauds ir tue Navy Departm eut,

Z WAsalsaros, D. O., June lV-secrotary
Chandler said to-day. the Investigation into
the accounts Of the Naval Bureau Of Medi.
cine md susgsry since 1881 was still in
progress and large number 0. suspicious
vouchers have been found which, in case
they prove fraudulent, viii turshe, inyolve
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DIVIDED Oh TAEIFP. /
Tie Tcnressee DriiUcrnttc Convention.
F-s Delegates Enyor (,Ieyeland ~ y .5sS3

Ahe IcnEehsee DrinUcrnttc Convention.
i7sas Delegates Favor Cleveland.
NASHVILLE, June l9.-The Democratic
convention rea:sembled at 8 o'clock this
morning. Tho entire forenoon wrs con-
Humed in tho consideration Of the platform.
The minority report, which embodies the
features Of the Ohio platform, was tabled.
A motion to table the majority report and
relesate the whole tariff question to the
National Convention .we1 voted down. The
call ior tho previous question on the
adoption OF the majority report failed for a
lack OF two thirds majority, and tbs con.
vention adjourned to 8 T. N. The majority
OF tho delegates to Chicago favor Cleveland.
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9CAy YOU stand by and sec Democrat
slaughtered in this way?" was the piteous
snoss Of English, ST.. And they dashed
in and slaughtered Republican who was
a,se.sd to a ssst in the Houea.
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II took 8 good many balIotst to do it, but
the Republicans Of the distric: up the river
have chcsen good man 10 represent the
Eighteenth Ohio Dist,ic. in Congress. The
Tsylors are lucky people in Ohio. Two Of
them arc slteady in Couerefe. ~
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A TfsxIN DERAILED.
Some Thirty; En.sengers Injured-A
bridge HrJken, ,-5ft,,7F

Some Thirty; En.senKers Injured-A
bridge Braken. '-3
ATcHIsoN,f fKAE., June 'ls.-The weat-
bound passenger. train on the Burlington &
Missouri River road, for Denver, was
ditched near Falls City early this morning,
therails spreading on account Of a wash.out
The psssenge,l we're badly shaken up, but
not dangerously hurt NJ yS7ili5 2, 3. y
! The east.bcund pa-3enger train was lea,
fortunate. AS It approached Hubbell, 1t
appears, come miscreants had removed the
spikes and spread the rails about sixty feet
from the approach to q bridge one hun,
dved and fiity feet long. Il 1,t2g1s.;, Il
The engine LETT the track, but crossed
tho bridge on the ties, jslting the weakened
bridge and causing It to fsl], carrying down
the entire ttain. .ssThte engine, smoking car,
day coach and sleeper are a complete
wreck. There we're. about thirty passen.
gers injured: & ~ y;
A special train brought !, nine Of the
wounded to this city. The list of wounded
/ Isl W. n. McNaughton, ex precs mee3en.
ger, now at Rad C!oud, concussion OF tho
plhtui WAL uief Eouha SoPet3 VI E4a(uutt,
Kansas, now atIWyemer, con.usions, may
die; W.. 81. Bailey Whitfield New Eamp-
shire, oar cnt OF head much cu.I n,
Jacobs, Virginia City, ILL.,, internal njnries
PHI. Lyman; conductor, both lega broken;
Alexander Stuart, engineer, leg broken, NJ.
A. Wadleish, S:eyens Point, Wis, hurt on
the head and nrms; F. B. Ward, Conners.
vile, Ind.,, back injured, badly huri; his
wife same; E. L. Story, Chicago, conductor
OF pullman cor, hip and hack hurtI William
G. Cock, syed 50. Bloomington, IlC, hurt o.
the head aud breast; will die. ~. ".
A number Of other passengers received
painful cuts apd3bruises.S An examination
indicates. tha!the wreckers drew out spikes,
removed tlih' plates, fastened barbsd wire
in the holes, md pulled the rails apart
when the train approached. 4. : Z .l3i5! I'm!
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JUNE 90 1884

two officials against whom proceedings
have been begun, and also a number Of
peraons not previously suapected.- Mr.
Chandler also said number OF arrests
were probable, rs two clerks against whom
proceedings have been instituted, appear
% have carried on systematized frauds !or
the last three years with The assistance OF
various persons outside Of the department.
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WHERE is the Attorney Generai while
,ss,s clss ia being argued? The State ia
,.,,sentsd, but not by the Attorney Gen.
e,al. Psrhspa the Governor and the Audi
N, want 10 win their case. Nn
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II Locking Oat r.

4ospoS, June le.-For the frat tins in
many years the gates Of the palace yard
were locked the niGt. after the setting oI
Parliament. This ia new evidence Of q
widespread fear Of dynamite, n +
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HgRr /, Is in the Pittsburgh Commercial
ca,t,: "Ths Wheeling system Of finance
i. tho product Of a mss,er mlad." That ia
m;s.ske We had nothing to co with 1t.
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MR GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS might em'
;,,sts 10 England and set up for q baron,
9TH hi, fellow dude.kiekeTs lor retainers.
Hts hssrt d DER the 1,a. ----
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THE cLAsa rRYY..

Z, Wednesday afternoon Clsaa Treo exercises
were observed on the campus ". Il. Mooney
presiding. Mr. J. D. Davis az orator did the
class as well a. himself, honor. Mr. G.. K.
Smith was the historian and In bis portrayal
OF events to come, his Night sarcssm, kesu Wit,
c'oar manner, thought and e1prsssio on show
ed mind abovs tho average, Miss New
conner read a pleasant poem written By her
Fssli. As the grumb!or Mr., Wells was q sue
ceea. Miss Addie Gale. OF Memphis, the
prophecies, followed. Her task was one OF
tho meat di@oult7 yst the able manner In
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,r tho Bnbal, Field Club had searched
,hs .tsle,ou it found in the woods 1t would
n,,b,bly have found "s. J. T." on the
sa!f. tax. ..@.S
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Mn FLOWER says that ior'y'two Of the
vsr yo,. delegation are against Governor
c,..ol.,d, WV Mr.. Flower may be prtju-
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also called out in their order and made
short but pointed addresses In the best ol
feeling, which were warmly applauded. q,
!. The convention then chose John s.
Roller, Of Mahoning as district elector,
thanked the people of steubcnville for the
hospltable welcome extended, and com.
plimented It's officers for their faithful ut.
tendance on their duties, and adjourned, y
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! rnEsvccEsstrL cANplnArr.

Hon. Isaac H, Taylor, the nominee Of
the convention, issa native and lifelong
resident Of Carroll county. He Is A years
Of ago, Of medium height robust build;
digniaed in hiu bearing, with fine open
countcnance entirely devoid oil beard, and
clear gray eye that looks tquarely into
your lace when be greets you. He resides
1T Carrollton, and is q lawyer OF extended
practices and considerable fame. He has
served bis county, as clerk Of tho court for
seven years, and Ia immensely popular
With the people. He has always been a
Republican, and avows bis belief in the
protective policy Of the party, and II elect.
Cd, (ss he surely will be, he will always be
found In the front rank Of the champions
Of American; interests. yl,t' 80 a. '.7e5
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s,r,x,so Al UNEQUAL taxation, read the
.., Il, the Tax Commission tDen.) The
"aIv N I. At the polls In October.
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Nav YORK Democracy ia aifald 10
..I. Az, ,hs tariff, the same being loaded to
,bs uuszle. ---
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Ghe qi,tdlfgatnfa.
-. ~ nnda7 fourteenth street,

S.r Yonx DEMOCRATS have no views on
y. s,, ,s,,a, Bu. c!evsInnds voice is for free co
IA
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I, the aait rule isn't broken 70 the ,,' whole
-. - York delegation will be a. Chicago
- ,,.,Iv tied up for delivery.
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Ten Eyck and Laybereer row a three
mile race II Boston on the 9th, ~ N Z
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AT TIE rIE.IDrsr's Hct.,r

AT the Presidents mansion, on pandlatoan
aeignts the scenc was an attractive r'At
the foot Of the steps were :gro1.,sd tbs m en-.
osrs q the Senior class resplsadent in shiny
plue nala, white tic, and button.hole bou.
quets; on the porch Ex-Governor Eishops Of
Ohio, was the centre OF gathering comnpsed o. ID
o. other distinguished viaitors and me- bers
OF the Faculty; dotted here aud there over the
broad green award, under the thick iolisce Of
aoe neil. immensa S trees that grow there, wet,
parl 'rs were Others; paying their respacts Ito to
President Pend!eton asd hi, estimabie and
much admired wife. - go e'' - 4'' aa'.
shortly after 9 o'clock tho Opera House
band OF this city msrohsd to the Heights and
altar the Faculty. Board OF Trnstsss and
er.duatss had formed in line, preceded them aa
to Commencement Hall. The psop'e iolIor.
ed and soon filled the pretty ediiIce % slmss.
to ovaIaowing. The olasi Numbering is oc. .
cupied seats on the platform. Tie ordsr cf
exercises wa ss follows. " -, ss''AsA -
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THE CANDIDATE spEAKs.

Chairman Young then appointed Judge
King, Of Mahoniug,:.Mr. Garvin, oi, Harri.
son, and Mr.. Taylor, Of Celumbiana, a
committee to wait upon the success!ul can.
didate and inform him Of his nomination.
These gentlemen presently appeared with
Mr.. Taylor, who returned his thanks in a
brief but happy manner, and retired,
Messrs. q HollinssEorth, Amblei, Richards.
Johnston, Chamberlain and Hole were
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BETHANY GRADUATES,
T'HE = Y COMMENCEMENT txiRclsEs
Al Bttha'l coll'as-A Lars. Cl,is Of lAt.ileotual
n.n aad wou.n-0,h.r Exercises Held This I
Hak-Ths Action ,of tho Hoard Of
Tiustses : Notes asd Personals. 4

Another commencement day at Bethany
College has come and gone. Yesterday wit.
messed the forty third commencement Of this
we'll known institution Of lesrnins, and
ushersd into the busy world large cla.s OF
ladies and gentlemen that will ornament
society and r. act great credit on the colleee
, Commencement day bat Bethany, ia an
sysntip ibst little hamlet that Ia looked tor.
ward to from year to year with the liyeliest
interest. 1t 10 q gala day not only for Bath.
any, bnt for the residents for several miles
around. Humerous strangers also tack into
the place At this ssason Of tho year They
ara either friends OF tie Collepa ; or
Of those that arc to graduate, aud oftsn in.
cIude men OF prominence throughout ths
country, Strangers are always delighted
with Bethany; they are received with an
opsn'hsarted Hospitality that wins thsm at
once and CAUSES them to regret being obliced
TO leave. Yesterday was no sxception'
Early In the morning the place was in
bustlo Of preparation, and the people came
pouring In from tbs coudtry. Farmers cams
bringing their families and we'll filled lnnch
Baskets, the cont,nts OF which were TO bs ds.
voured on the the campus at noon. WhesI,
iugites and Wellhburg people also came
driving In and joined tho crowd that was col.
lecting: on the campus waiting for the rI.
escisea to commence. = = --.e-t - -
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( TaE D'osaLIAN goC1ErY.

:. Tuesday evening the D'0isqliGn Literary
soclety, tho ladiea' Organization, gavs lis
touSth annual entertainment. Mrs. J. P,
Findley, 0 aio, Miss Dora Bsatoa, Kentucky,
aud Miss Flora Price, Ohio, composed tie
committee Of arrangements. and under their
guidance everything passed oil nicsly, < The
programme was as follows; f4 J,134E3 -
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The Fhhermcn,.-MIs lMo'lcsy and Ms, Muctley
aaptatory hiis Addie ". Gal,
Piano Duet...,,. Misses GrNie and Eiora n ic,
Recitation MISs Dora aeatoI
Yhlse Hrt!krte ......... !Ss Flora Frict
yoiuptaS ...... Miss Gus1c Pic,
song-"qnecn Of the n! iht' xis. ucEe,
so1sIhe Flower CHI" Ms. Woolet,
YAledIctnry y lss Emma NeTCoue
soug-"0ur Way AcroN the Seal ...... ~ y !; 49,
.S5li''t sg GS MisAea Muckley md Pendle,o,
Piano AiAes Price ard Pendlatoi
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which she ialalled Il surprised even those
who knew her best Tbs meta phor she en-.
ploytd wasn very pleasing one. Miss GaIs's
par; ives, perhaps, tho most acceptable 10 Tho
audience, at least It indicated such. Her
prophecy was delivered In a clear, musIcsl
voice that added greatly 10 Il. = - '' :

Z "Wednesday evening the Nsotrophian
Literary socle'y Hsveian entartainment, The
feature q which WAS the grand ora,ion de.
nyeted ~ Mr. Pendie!on. The s1ercls.s
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y Ths exercises connected with Comm mence.
ment weak commenced la7t Sunday, when
President psndleton delivered bscoaiuureste
sermon thas is very highly spoken Of BY
those who we're 30 fortunate a. to bear il.
fueaday and Wednesday the Trugcss were in
session: TIssdsy was also Alumni day, and
preparations were started looking. to a mon.
ster reunion OF the Alumni at Bethany next
Commencement. Prot Woo!ery ha, charge
OF this matter s5s7 a. -, H. Is j
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-12-13
rs THE BABY PRETTY

Yes1 Is she pretty? Come, impartial be-
Pronounce your Judgment on her features
small.
I'm very confident we shall agree:
speak your opinion freely, once for all.
Is baby pretty2 Why. of course she is.
wonder much that you the question raise.
Just scan minuiely her dear little phlz,
And tell me truly, can you fail TO praise?
What's that you say? "You do not like the
That ever and anon her brows contract?"
IT'S thus she shows erelong she will put down
(Just like her mammal each ignoble act.
The world to her a disappointment proves;
This Is the reason why she doesn't smile.
She IL ! Ike us better as time onward moves.
Don be impatient; lust you wait awhile.
For smiles and kisses that sweet mouth was
made.
Although just now she opes il wide to try
The compass of her voice, be not dismayed;
Twill do the work twas made for by and by.
This worlds so fiashy that it makes her
blink
Are dark and brilliant; theyu do mischief
wnen
She's old enough to manage them, think.
Her nose is neither Roman, nor a pug,
But just a useful shapely feature wee,
That one will never need to pinch or tug
To make LOOK pretty, but just let it be.
Her hair is soft, abundant, fine and dark
Her skin OF peachy smoothness and her
arms
Seem made FOR twinicg round ones neck
but mark
can not inventory half her charms.
Is baby pretty? Bless herl is she not?
sweeter darling ne er our hearts did lure I!
30 lovely. innocent without one spot;
Oh may she ever b thus fair and purei
lido Cotton, IN Springfield (hdss.) Repnbucdn.