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DIED.

PFAFEESBACH-At BellaIre, Ohio on Tuesday
morning, July :, 1885, at one o'clocT, MARY
youngest daughter Of Vim. and sGrah FiAdenbach
In the 18th ycGr Of her age.
Funtral from the reidence Of her pGents, OF
Front street, Bellaire, this afternoon at O'Clock
Friends Of the family are invited, e.
YAHRLtNG-on Tuesday, July :, 1855, at 5:It
A. {, CAARiE GRACE, infant daughter Of KiiAS and
Louisa YAhFliDg. aged nine months.
Funcnl this Wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of The parents. Interment q;
Greenwood, FfIerdS are invited.
HATHAwAY-At the residence OF his father
Terry Hathaway. IN Klrkwood, Ohio MOnday
evening, July @, 1885, at l0:l6 o'clock, HENRY Il
HATHAWAY, aged 26ycat.
Funeral from The residence Of his father thil
"wednesday morning at SAY The remains Eill
b taken m Portland Station, Ohio for lnterment
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ans,sheI,, I.i.e words Are weak.

NOaiesHAG tGd.l Record.
When the god Of day climbs the eastern
hills and scatters his glittering beams
over the trembling, shining leaf and on
the waxen flowers, catching on It's tender
petals the diamond dswdTops, born in the
night, it absorbs the golden rays and ap.
pears more beautiful than the brightest Of
t;olconda's diamonds. But the beauty Of
the sparkling dewdrop hid away in the
home Of the sprite and the fairy Is riyailed
in the hush OF eventide, when "the moon,
the reaper Of the ripened stars, holds out
her silver sickle in the west and the
white stars, like sanity lilies, blossom in
the infinite fields Of blue, then the mag.
nolia appea.s grandly beautiful Word.
are weak things when It comes 70 de,
scribipp such ecene.
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A pAT poG,s pKATn.
1atorrsd In On Righty.Doilar casket and
wspt Over.

Intorred In an Eighty.Dollar Casket and
wspt Over.
So. Eraaei.so E1qni,ei.
On Sunday evening in one Of The ele-
CANT residences Of this city there was
gathered together in the parlor a weeping
group Of ladies, pouring out the yials Of
their grief over a child's costly coffin. II
was not a child's face within, however, but
that Of ados-the pet Of the mistress Of
the house. Hisname was Dixie, and he had
ahalt.brother, Dandy. They were Of the
King Charles breed, and their father
had been purchased in England
for $500. Dixie and Dandy had been the
lady's curly haired pets fora numbPr Of
years. On Saturday morning last Dixie,
upon whom the cares Of an old age had
been telling, suddenly sickened; and at
sac a. ", expired in the armso Of hisweep.
ing mistress. The casket in which the 70.
mains rested was the most elegant that
the undertaker's rooms could furnish.
Lying within the satin.lined receptacle,
his head resting on Q velvet pillow, Dixie
feposed In his last sleep. In his right paw
he held q spFig Of white jessamine, while
about his head cotonet Of white
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NaE1.LINo. ". ". JUlY 9. lsss.
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nn,In,nr mn. rer.opnl rarty

A correspondent who writes over the
name Of independent" which correctly
characterizss him-a man who "wore the
gray" and wears good deal Of it still
makes against President Cleveland a point
which we have not seen raised before.
He calls attention to the fact that while
President Cleveland holds 1t entirely in
order for the great heads Of the party TO
apply for the big places, be casts unmerit-
ed reproach upon the young men who de-
sire the thousands Of small places which it
is his privilege to give and which they
think they have right to posses.
The criticism, as will be seen from the
article Of .Independent," is sharply made.
Its one Of the scandals Of this admins
tratlon that aspirants for the thousands Of
small public places are told thatthey must
rake up charges to dsfame their neighbos
before they can hope for prefeIment.
They must rake the gutter and the garbage
box, and If they 1ud nothing there invent
somethiDg-anything- give cause" for
removal. Then there may be some chance
for them.
The President has not asked this Of his
chums. Hcreseryes that ipsolent demand
for the thousands who worked for him in
the ranks, who helpedto carry their wards
and their counties for the ticket which
was supposed 10 be Democratic. BE in
suits every man who holds an Office and
every man who wants one. ,
This is the Presidents way Of building
up personal party. He is putting on a
very pretty roof, but his structure has no
walls and the foundation is not there.
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Erastes SsIrs.
TRusTEE's SALE.

ByItstns q DEED q, tsus; b,,,,-,A...
@ OSeoeef, -, niee b ]. i. MOI -. q,
Meel1 lbs vile. 70 neIi trrsieS ~ ~ NJ
Deed o. Itnsi Boob 30 II, nj 81 = iiiie'tei
TUESDAY, JULY Il 10 q
len q publle suction, a ne tr,S,
Court Hon1es Itio o'eloek a. =. - t,' - Z q,
An q aesE.Ain piere q Ind tI.p,,,..-
pniS DlstEisi Quo county, Wei NirSisitaa M,
SeEihed and bounded q bliSg.. es stIll1 "a q
stlke on ne north edge q thS CaSSi {. 1
corner % Henry BrandStEOup IA ~ Il ~ 2 u
bnigi thence thirtyfTe lSSl ~ 49, y. y IA
Of The Crmeetlapd Rnsd q StSfs. ~, ~ =, .,
parallel line win de Rnni J,FsSS NJ. 1ol / /
WhtellnG Creek; thSpte via ~ ~ - Y ID
tAld creek . The B7ndstrU1D lins. - isl {
ne hne on The east side q ~ RsS1j'sts.se ID
ne beginning, with II Of DE TsS,',Ssp e /
thereto belonging and bell 4 the Ssp5S
was conveyed 70 J. y. Week u n q tITySa1d u
and vile bY deed date4 Decembe, ia ,t a.Slo.nhl:l
corded In sid land TecoFdI n M 5 IN ~ \
page u. There Il on aid land feSd ~ ~. g I
n Tr ,So SI ss..I-osstAlsd a.A: s..s.,
telS d. g THORspF,nry,
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A N.v Kipd Of rime Ps,ment.

A gentleman with his wife latelyvisited
one Of tho Attleboro cemeteries with one
OF the directors OF the place for the pur'
poss of selecting q lot. After inquiring
the prices, he asked If he must pay in adj
vance, and, according to the Adpseate, got
the reply: .Well, no, guess you're good
for 1t, only II you don't pay right down
you arc expected 10 bury some Of your
folks within two years." 7al
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Nervous Dsbilitatsd Men

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A woman's Newspaper.


One Of the most successful newspapers
in Mexico Is the Album de Ia Atjer 1.-THE
Woman's Album, paper that hits the
feminine taste, and is credit to the able
msnsgeress and editress, Conception Gi.
memo de Flaquer. This paper makes,
am credibly informed, neat annual profit
for the lady who OWES 1t. Then there
are papers devoted to music, to agricul.
ture, to the bull ring and the theatres, to
the doctors, to public school teachers,
etc. Every class seems to have its organ
nrnyided for IL.
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Garpets, s;nr,1ttare, &c.

The White Mountain Hammock Chair differ
from all other stationary or reclining chans "
% The house lawn, porch or camp, and IL chuck
full Of quiet comfort and blessed rest. j lar ID
pefior 70 the Hammock In every way, and can d
put up 20 As 70 be always In he ShAde.
by It's peculiar construction II Is balanced IN 81
positions, requiring no iAStentngs 10 Keep " y
place The fo6treSt can be quickly and easily "a
juStgd 70 suit the EhorteSt lallest persons Ihe
seat q mAd4 OF strong canvas, fitting peTfeety tht
N Grotind ne body, thus making Il much c0oleI
than hammock: while tho annoyance Of catch'
Ing buttons, tearing d0wn the lAdles hAlf, or n
anyway displaying tho Limbs Is avoided.
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commencing At O'Clock A. X, The following 4
scrbed rial stAtei
Fint-A certain lot or parcel Of land tp1ti. i
the City OF wheeling. County Of Ohio 5 nleoiRai
Virginia, on tho tOuthellt side Of sOaih huHa
street, on Wheeling Island, being Lot No ID
william Armstrong addition 70 said city, NAtl
& thirty feet front on SAID eoulh Hurun strest ~
runs back Of even width one bundled and tuttif
feet 10 The alley In the rear.
second-All that part or portion 81 The pnet Z
ground situate 10 John p. GilehiiES atdlllo1
The d'yof Wheeling. bounded and dtsenbd .
follows: beginning 1t O point 10 the n0rlh llhta
Kentucky STREET SevenY.hve feet west lf1m "
northwest corner ri North Front Atrtet and Ia
lucky street; and running thence noiih Que hA.
dred and forty.one and tourtEelhhs ~ y =
alley; thence west with SAid Alley hlny *
eiRhttwelithS feet; thence south penllei W
North York street one hundred and iGly ieSh
Kentucky street; thence ea1t with ke' tueiy 80
forty one feet u the place o. begilning; Nini y
No. Z Of said GilohriIrE addition, Is deaiInikd q
tho plat Of said addition.
TilMs OF EALE-One'third and % Tnuc1 h9e
the purch aSer elects to pay In cab, the bAAh,t
two equal InStAlimentS at dx and twelve roAl1
evidenced by pTomiNory notes Etlh amp ktli.I
bearing IutSreSt from the day Of sale. and " :
be retained on the property until al the PaiF1N
iU ". j. ". GO%DEH. Special CcnuISIo9a
! hereby certify that said Special Comnelg "a
has given bond and Secu 1T In AccOidAaSf va
law; a required By said decree. ,n,y
- THOMAS n. DARRAH,
Clerk OF the Municipal Court Of WbsSh9
" n HAIiRk luetiOneef, ielRlk
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NnA3Aes hS14J
Caroline B, Brues and other: usbya6s
Ry virtue Of the authority ye,ien W .ne ,1tiI
Gree Of Tie Municipal Court oil MhseLnlSi IN
n the ABOVE entitled cause, on ths w .,ss,ss
Inns. ~. vim proceed 70 sell q Pnee " n
II ,6e fSnnt dOor Of the roun hgt ~ 4
eerntS, WtSt YirEiniR. In the city o. Nhssu1t
me hlgnest and best bidder,
ON SATURDAY, JULY o Ili ~ a.
bsRinnipR Al 10 O'Clock A: NJ he i ~ leo II
Scflbed nal estA.e that q 70 ny: !ug ~
fronting on the east ode Of NORM ~ tbInpd4
nnmboned two hundred GOO Ano w IA u
sSd nTe fstN an lie plat OF the lddllloa -
NV N NheslinE. AID out By HEM goo,s ii',I
~ iytsrsssr ZSntT eTtate, and called E4he ~ u
SdditIan % the ely Of Wneel!ng. AZ H.. slSl
stsT az pSStrre lot lying east o. the VIC ~ ilo
deScribed, and degignGted on the W. SI y Y u
sand addition 70 the city Of "hes''A"
TIN on SIIH-o third Of the puiet1' IA ],
and M naTich more q the purchaser IE "a "
Say. Is be paid In cAth on The DAY ,n,,slrssgii =
snSHdne thereoi n three equal lhlsiSs "a
tWeiye. tWtnly.four and thitJ'tlh hase, D fiIi
iptefeSt from day oil vale; me ~ M desHS3
M noteS, With approved beeuiI W ,,Sil IL ~
instRimeflts; the tille 70 be retain Sbs1 y
chGSe money and the interest," " ettoTDLS.
wholly paid. snorSi Couinlai'ssA
WI. HALIEE, Auetioueer. s,,elLGa'
hereby certify that J. toG1nep .....1Rsty y z
mIsdopef, has Elyen bond WIZ w t,,,s lssA
GuIFed BY law and the decree Of 'HS'
tae above entitled cause pARRlH.
Clerk Of the Municipal C0un Oh VIZ
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John Fink

Auu4C4pA4 N9AAtbAa WASSsASos
John Fink
W. J. W. cowden, hdmInIltntor Q. In Chhnee7'
the estate Of Caroline v. Zane and
By virtue Of decree Of aid Court e5isrsd 2 ~ z
Above entitled cause on the 'th Gay o. AP i,i u -,
The undersigned SPECIAL Commissioner Wiz
SATURDAY, the llth DAY OF JULY, ~
BEGINNING at o'clock A. NJ, Iell Al puges sa w.
n the front door Of the Court House Of uplo nv,
II. WeSt VifTinia, The following real Gsaie ~
an WheelIup Island, In the City oil Mhetllgi y y.
trsnt Known e. the John Fink land tillAtsa Y! v
twee1 South Penn and South BuGdEl! h1 "
ofiRinaily containing 1--WE and one hal ~ y, N
M portioil taken By the City oil Whetihs y 10
extension Of South Penn stree, Ana PsSIp ,a,5
feet front on Penn street running bAek |" Law
WAY Etfcet owned By w. J. Zane "a. IA, 4
TIE land 70 be sold has been divioCo iIo nstI
Mai Of which can be seen Of the ESapeeu'V VA''-
n NE undersigned commissioner IA
me properly will DO offered a. Np 1n \. III q
In Parcels q shown on the pl&t and WI S,is,I
which ever way msy appear the mol ~ y M
TKRMs or sALE Que third pan tDa T. M
more q the purchaser may elect 20 ~ ~ - III
the remainder in two equal W ~ az
two ycaiS notes bearing intnH nOm ia, ny M, i
Sale 10 he given for the deferred l9!s . y IA d
Be retained until the purchase ,I mqpf flipr n
tuh' W,J,W COWDihi
speciGl Colanhsiotsh
VIII. H1tIRH, AuctionEer. III, rO-.ut
Thereby cerTify that the above syccial SoS Sj.Il
Eionen have Given bono ap rs ~ hSRRGh,
BY the Court. ThOAAs = u XIX ,bs rotlt
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GloAIMIssIoNER!s SALE.

State Of West Virginia. City Of wheellag, n Il
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
". J. W. Co Eteu. guardian Of Johnl
William HeMas,er. II. cA....
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Commissioners Sales
CoMMIssIo NER's SALE.

State Of Wet Virginia City q whs,lIas q i,
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. :
John II. DoughcEty. administrator
oil the estate Of Lsyl Noble, CO.
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Emma J. Me2Gstcr and othen.
In pursuance Of the authority vested In me "
deere Of said Court entered In the abgye entilt
cause on the 9Th day Of May, 1855, will 'el alb
front door OF the CoIrt House Of Ohio County W.
Virginia on
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in pursuance Of the authority vested IN ne u, 4
decree OF aid CoUrt entered In The aboyp eldli
cause on the 9Th day Of Nay, Ist5, WIllitl 40
front door OF the Court Houie Of 0hl9 cOuaN,Ea
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TRUsTEE's sALR.

BY virtue Of g deed Of trust r.s, \, e.
Allen and May J. Allen BIS vile, . ~ !, ,st.9l
seSsse y ne i,s Ss'.Ssnt Bilding AoeSu 49,,
Of the County Court d NaiIhSii Cotss,T - Csit
gtnIA, In Deed Of Trust Look 10 ~ ~ Y, VI
sel q the tront door q The Ceart HoSS " b " "
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A DRESS PARADE OF VETERANS.

Low Railroad Rates on The Ohio River Railroad
have been serurtd, Is follow: Round Trip from
wheeling, sL25: trom Benwood, 81 Is; from
Parkenburg. 81 IS, Corresponding rates IRON Ia.
ss-4il Old Soldiers are invited to fall In and
Tam VIII leave wheeling a. 6:s5 O'Clock N;
leave Park irshurG d 6:l6 O'Clock An jys was
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Observation-Disclosures SALE.

Slate Of West Virginia, City q Weeslpb =
In ,he Nuuicipal Court Of Wheeling.
CarolIne b Brtes, guardian Of CAME
nj BrneS, Henrietta BIua ana o., rb,p,s1
ChRrIes Henry Brues, lnhnu, ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALV'
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE. IT.. "a,
state Of West Virginia, City Of Wheeling IN ~
Muuic1bAl Court Of wheeling:
Sharp County record., 1885-04-30
An Ancient Burial Custom.

At a recent meeting of the Anthro-
biological Society of London, Mr. ). u.
Frazer read a paper "On Certain Burial
Customs as Illustrative of the Primitive
Theory of the Soul" The Romans had
a custom that when man who had
been reported to have died abroad re-
turned home alive, he should enter the
house not by the door, but over the
roof. The custom (Which is still OBJ
served in Persia owed its origin to GER
tain primitive beliefs and customs with
regard to the dead. The ghost of an
unburied man was supposed to haunt
and molest the living, especially his rel
ativeS. Hence the importance attached
to the burial of the dead, and various
precautions were taken that the ghost
should not return. When the body Of
a dead man could not be found, he was
buried in effigy, and this fictitious burial
was held to be sufficient to lay the
wandering ghost, for it is principle of
primitive thought that what is done to
the effigy of man is done to the man
himself.-Acadenly.
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FOR OUR YOUNG READERS.
a CALF IN SCHOOL.

A dozen little BOYS and girls,
With un.brOwned cheeks and haGeh curls'
Stood in row one day, at school,
And each obeyed the teachers rule.
Bright eyes we're on their open DOCKS
Outside, the sunny orchard hooks
Sent fragrant breezes through the room
To whisper Of the summers bloom.
A busy hum of voices rose.
The morning lesson neared its close,
When tap tap, tap, upon the HOOr'
Made every eve turn to the door.
A tile calf that wandered By
Had chanced the children there TO spy
And trOtted in to join the class,
Much to the joy of lad and lass.
Their A B. Ab, and A, Ba,
1t heard. and sOlemnly did say:
Baa. Baa." then scampered TO the green
and never since in school has been. o.,
Those girls and boys soon learned 10 speA
And read and write; but who can tell
How great that little calf became!
Ii NAV be. now. a COW of fame.
Or was that Baa. all that IL knew
think i! must have been. Don't you!
-Georgs Cooper, in our Little ones.
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rouse Tom to sision. He put
his hat, and a rent iater was WI
inr toward theter OF the Town
The next mng, when brea
was ready, ToIas not on hand'
Just as his fathand mother Wer
yg;nn;ng to wc,r where he coul
That q sRouId + see but Tom, d
Topsy up to tdoor' and hltchI
to the post. ~
in. what dothis mean?' III
1T mearyou're going td
Topsv. sir, swered Tom, gon
his father a putting a hand
shoulder. ather, I've thoug
over, and L decided not to
college th-year, but to stay
and work. That will be en-
inc, so thdou can keep tbh4
buggy. anil lay up wha H.
pay payi my on way when In % T'>
college MT year. I'm u Eo15, I'M / !,
to wait. 0 you musn' r...
I'd ratheho it, and it wApf L.
bit. A
And itIidn't hurt - p
sophomce year di@Tbegin h,
ter able 0 apprecy ate the vo-
studies. He was r. happy, 70, !.
ing thai his plehasur5s = and d. Tt i,
gained Without j ubtracting h.,
Of othFs, Cha1 sles StelcaTt, sI
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REINDEER HUNTlM,
An ETcltYng Pastime Engagsl
EEpuip,au R,,--

An EHcityng Pastlme Engage
Esquimau Boys.
One sd port that amuses the T.
boys vEry much would proa
called lin our language "reinda
ing.Y Having found a long al
sloHe on a side-hill, they pla
TIE bottom of the hill a numbq
(deer antlerS, or. as we sometl
correctly call them, deer-horm &
boys must not forge. that the
of a deer are not horn at all, but
These antlers of the reindeer ar
upright in the snow, singh
groups, in such a manner that.
when well guided, can be run b
them without knocking any q
down, the number of open Sp.t
tween the groups being eGua
least the number of sleds. The l
of reindeer antlers they can III
range will, of course, depend upG
fathers success the autumn be!
reindeer hunting; but there are /
always enough antlerS to give 4
three, and sometimes five or s
each fearless young coaster
The boys with their sleds, mum;
from four to six in a fair-Sized Vi
gather on the top of the hill, eac
having with him two or three $
or a bow with as many arrows.
start together, each boys object
to knock down as many antlerS a
sible and not be the first to reacl
bottom Of the hill. You can see
in such a case, the slower they 60
they are passing the antlerS the b
They must knock over the antlerS
their spears OF arrvva only a. a.,
thrown down by the sledge Or VIII
bow or spear in the hand do not c
They begin to shoot their arrows
throw their spears as soon as tnev
get within effective shooting dis,
and, even after they have passed
tween the rows of antlers, the
active boys will turn around on
! fving sledS and hurl back SP
arrow with sufficient force to
| down an antler.
When all have reached the bot'o
the Hill they return to the rows o.
lers, where each boy picks out tho
has rightfully captured, and ;
them in a Pile by them5e selves
those accidentally knocked oyeF9
sledges are again put up and le
return for another dash down TIE
until all the aDtltrs have
"speared." Sometimes there Is .
antler left, and when there are d
six contesting sleds the race De-
very exciting, for then speed c0N
reaching the antler first. When
down, the boys count thelf
nings, and the victor is, of cous.
one who has obtained the greate'
Der of antlers. -LieutenaRt F'
| SchWatka, tn 81. Nicholas.
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well known: otherwise | would not
mention them. 1t shows the surprising
effect of smugmuggery. Let the young
men of this country think twice before
they snug their mugs.-Anti Sn'ugmng'
IN Detroit Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1885-04-30

Florida oranges are being exported
from Boston to Liverpool in large guam
titles. A lot of one hundred boxes,
which were shipped recently, arrived in
good condition, and were sold at salts
factory prices, although they came in
competition with the Mediterranean
oranges, which are sold in England at
low prices,
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Emmy's Walk.
A TRUE STORY.

a lhl Il - O'
1t was not in the mOrnlnhs
Rover, or in the afternoon, ihe
dollies, but one summer nj her
every one was sound asleep, an.
self. 1t was a long tiDse day
Emmy is now a woman. to breai
there were not so many lie countG
in and steal, away bacl are now
where she lived, asr Locked 81
Scarcely a door we'd great fire
night. The houseIgh tor a good
places in them, larSalk right into
Sized boy or girenss, in which the b
Thev had big bTie pies and bread re-
mothers cooResht The moonlight
1t was a waOo the small kitchen
camo 60 bricind heads of the bras
that the ere like little moons
andirons Q mad been spinning hard
Emmv's r.ept so soundly that she
al day, er little girl 60 out. But
did NOT lid wake-from Emmy'
whom tongs, very likely-theFe
film all figure, all in white, away
ston ahe chimney-corner. 1t was
bo Nth her clothes all rolled up
capped nicely in a little bundle,
aner arm-sound asleep. Her halr
ii wet with dew, so were her feel
Iight-dreSs. The door was open
ow long she had been wandering
by herself out of doors can not be
: mother put on a dry night-dres
arried her to bed, and Emmy knew
az at all about it.-Our Lssm