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New Begfnuera.

Its cal amusing to watch new begin
ners on roller skates. Perhaps about hal
OF those who patronize the rink are new
to the business, and after having the skate
boys faeten on the rollers they 20 at II
rather timid. If they are of the kind who
possess confidence In themselves, as to
their ability to stand up and even to
90 it alone, they are of the lucky ones. II
they do not brush up the smooth surface
of the floor more than dozen times be-
fore the little electric bell rings to take of
skates, they will be more fortunate than
the writer Of this article. We watched
several of them the other evening, and
the many figures they cut, saving the air
first with the right foot ard then with the
left or right or left arm, was too amusing
for anything.
Being rather dyspeptic, It was better
than dose OF Hollands German Bitters.
Our mirth was catching, and the other
lockers on appeared to enjoy the first at
tempts of the skaters. Now never take q
newspaper mans word for anything, but
go and try on pair, and satisfy yourself
Ms to how much fun there is to the square
inch In roller skating.
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Along the shsll.wreathsd, shining strand
The old and young vent 70 and fro
The sinking sun hlled all the land
with evenings rich and ruddy glow.
The hot clouds 10 the amber west
Lit mp the ses-k!ssed, shingly bars,
And weary oBos who longed for rest
Waited the dewning OF the stars.
There came the murmur Of the sen
Along the soft sands Of the shore;
Twas laden with deep mystery,
And music strange was In It's roar.
And. as the voices OF It's waves
Were borne upon tho listening ears,
They sang alike Of songs and graves,
Ut sunny hearts and sacred tears.
Th.Ys passed little blue.ey boy.
As sank the sun on oceans pfim
Naught but the SOUND Of endless Joy
Across the rcd waves came to him.
FOR his bright fancy chased the sun
Ger seas OF emerald and gold;
And the sweet life he had begun,
Its frst fair scenes had now unrolled.
With merry heart maiden came,
The shining, sunlit sands along,
To her the sea bore one dear name
Amidst the burden Of It's song I;
And the ten thousand glitterings
That stretched across tho suntit bay,
seemed MOI sens ers on golden wings
From her true loved one far away.
There came man Of full fourscore
Into the twilight all alone,
To him the sea broke on the shore
With solemn sway and suiien moan;
The oicus OF the by-s0ne years
Game family on It's sad refrain
Yet, whom he called, mid rising tears.
On frienos, they answered not again.
Still sank the sun. Then rose tho stars
And looked down on the cold gray shore
Still solemniy the moaning bars
Walled low their music as Of yore,
And some with sad eyes met the night.
To pass It's watches all forlorn
And rome there slept mid visions bright.
TIL dawned the rag rant, rosy morn.
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HorroEs.

NOTICE-IN CONFORMITY WITH
IN tho provisions and requiremen Of an
set OF the General Assembly Of the State of
Delaware. passed at Dover, March IA, 1893,
entitled An Act Concerning Private Dor
porations," netice is hereby given that GER.
uncate incorp rating corporation To be
known as The Paradox Varnish Mannfac-
turing Company" the purposes Of which in
corporation being tbs manufacture and sale
Of varDish, paints and other articles Of mer-
chandise, and Of buying and selling general
merchandise. Will on the TIN day Of Febru-
airy, A. d., 1885, at 1 O'Clock. q. M, be pre-
scented to the Honorable " ililam e. White
ley, Associate Judge OF the Superior Court Of
the State OF delaware, In and ivr New Gas
tie County. for his approval. The principal
place Of b1sin. So o. said corporation will be
In tie cttv Of Wilmington. New Castle Ooun-
~ and State Of Deiawate. The persons in
tending 10 apply for Incorporation AZ afore-
sstd, a majority Of whom reside In said city
OF Wilmington and State Of Delaware. are
JACOB r. FRANTZ,
CBARLES e. SMITH,
JACOB SCHELLER,
FRANK Y. FRANTZ,
HENRY M. b. barry.
3. A. MACALLISTER AttOrnev. Tian27 lot
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COMMUNICATION
From Prof. A. b. Chandler, Princi
pal Of the Academy, brook.
haven, Miss.

From Prof. A. b. Chandler, Princi.
pal of the Academy, BrOOk-
haven, Miss.
The following extract regarding Dr. Ken
nedy,s F Favor. Remedy Is aiken f,om
this city. We have obtained his consent tI
its publication, thinking other afflicted ones
might experience ike benefit rom thii
Enthusiastically splendid medicine:
81 have been under DR.. Kennedy's treat.
ment for two months, taking only the medt
cine in question, FAVOR1TE REMEDY,
and the effcct on my disease is already won.
derful. am rapidly regaining the use Of
my side, which had been so long like piece
ofdead weight, TO be dragged about uncon-
trolled in the least Now walk all around
the school-hOuse and grounds, unaided even
by the accustomed walking cane. suffer
ed from paralysis and torpidity of the liver
and bowels All this has been removed, and
my general health was never better than at
present"
DIR. Kennedy has q large professional prao-
tice in the Hudson river counties Of New
fined people, and during the quarter GEN.
tury's service In this vicinity ho ascribes his
great success as physician and surgeon TO
the maryssus curative properties Of his
medicine has the power to alleviate suffer.
ing, and he is anxious to have 1t known
wherever disease and pain exist
Favorite Remedy " has largo sales at the
North, aud hope for the sake of suffering
humanity It win soon be recognised in the
South, where we are deluaed with so many
nostrums, many even injurious to health and
happiness from their alcoholic properties,
" Favorfte Remedy is said TO give Q distaste
for strong drink, q mostpowerful recommen-
Dr. Kennedy has an advertisement in the
VIII ssSsvs Sfomp
For sale by q James Belt fxth and Mar
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Tho Chicago Frauds.

The trial of Joseph G. Mackin and
others at Chicago, for alleged compli.
city in the Eighteenth Ward election
frauds, excites much interest. The
evidence thus far has shown that the
ballot box was rifed of its original
contents and that forged ballots were
printed. which were afterwards found
In the ballot box, and had evidently
been placed there after the box has
been given into custody of the county
clerk. Testimony has been offered
by engravers and printers that the
forged tickets were printed at the re-
quest of Mackin.
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YOU'VE mEN,-REAp THIS.

THE voLrAIo BELT Co.,, Of Marshail,
Mich., offer 70 send their celebrated ELEC-
THO VoDrAfo BELT and other ELsOrRIc AP-
)young or old) afnicted with nervous debi1
ity, soss Of vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for rheum stism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis
easea Complete restoration to health, vig0r
and manhood guaranteed. No. risk IL In
CURED, - thirty days' trial Ia allowed. Write
hem ct on,e for illustrated pamphlet, FREQ
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The latest and best form of rapid
transit Is for person troubled with
sick headache to take q dose of DR..
Leslie's Special Prescription and note
what rapid transit train the afflictiou
takes for its departure. See advertise
ment In another column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

A INTENTIONALLY PERSONS DE
IA string pure drugs or chemicslB, OF
wtshiny their prescriptions or private receipts
cstsfully compounded with pure materials,
should 10 g the drug store ofH b. BMN9.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

NOII' Elm Dbl NON To OUkUWN
~ Manufacture Of wrought Iron Portab
Heaters, We keep in s Ock the Novelty.
N1c'or, FX,e sor md other cheaper quality.
Por able heaters. Estiin al es given. SCHEN
Heater and Stove %. 416 aarket aud 4la
Shfpley streets. Telephone number 26s.
f93t
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WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY MOE
w farms near N. wark, bel, and also
pesr Rooth's corner that wall be sold low and
on easy terms, II sold son, Cali on ]. q.
PIOkE !, 90, Real Estate agents, 500
Market street, "a lot
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GAVE wEAs AND TEAR OF' TEMPER
- by ordering printing OF FERh1., hROS.,
II wsd-tf
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NYOTCE-ALL PERSONS AXE FOR.
IN hidden to trust OIL one on our account
without written order
(4Euh}E w VERNON n SONS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

NOTICE-ESTIMAT FURNISHED
IN for digging collars. razIng houses. Law.
Ing drains, hlling ice hon p, grading Also
sodding and all kinds OF hauling at the low
est price. y. J. FukU Fifth and Rodney
streets. Telephone call 2ls. i26-sm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

NOT1CE-NEW STOCK FOR SALE IN
IN Mutual Loan Association.
jan27-1m 4EOR9EO. MARKS Secretary,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

AT rATNALL'S CREAM ERY.
IA Fourth and Shtpley, butter is selling
at 40 cents; SKINNED milk, &C.; buttermflk,
Be. Other goods at rea 5onabte prices. lis SIN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

THE LAST 1851 OF FERRIS BRuS. :
l. City Directoey had the novel feature Of
Block or HOuse Directory, giving the
houses by streets. and the occupant OF each.
The publishers have received most crafty
ing testimony Of the great value Of this feat
ure. 1t will ne rep sated in the issae for
1885, and the imperfectiOns and errors una
voidsble IN the trst ompiiati0n corrected.
To avoid travelling sharps and directory
swindlers, sign DO order unless headed
Ferris Bros, Publishers and Printers.''
fl-wed-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

silver-a pamphlet, by DR.. Quinby
1t Buffers.
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TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.

HnTInF WE HAVE BOUGHT THI
utu machinery In the saw mill Of
UU IIUI -Gilpin Ave. and Union street,
Of James Mckinney, and are
now prepared TO furnish kindling wood Of the
best quality and at shortest notice. Your
patronage 70 solicited Send orders by wagons
FOR send postal card 10 factory, corner Of Oh.
pin avenue and Union street, Wilmington,
tkl 4. X. MEARNS h BKO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

n A BAR0AIN, two
6ees opposite Rivsrview
Philadelphia Pike Six
nnmer kitchens, n acre
large stable with one.
by part Of cash needed
lex, No. 2 West Tenth
t3l-tf
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I nAl.H.



OHMTE6 COUNTY
o. prime lana u .
On, and good, supesAn.
arn y we'll whtered
1nss nczes O. umDe!,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

VTNHE 18th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders of the Germania Building
and LON Association, No. 2, will be held on
Wednesday the 18th inst, at D. M, az the
usual place. The report Audit rs will be
submitted, and an election held for otficers
ior the ensuing yasr. 10. l. LICHrEN-
STEIN. Secretary. fast
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

Dan GET morn
~. 70 mRicharJ .
Leave ordofss I
apells,s hardware
o. TatnAu Bros,,
y talephons 49,
Ulp0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

NOTICE THE CITY BUILDING AND
~ Loan Association is now issuing new
series Of stock, first inftalment payable Feb
ruar' 10. his ssociatlon Ia one of the most
prosperous the city has. over 900 shares
now In force, and offers special Inducements
to new series Dor. overs. por furtner infor.
nation apply To J ELDRIDGE PIERCE,
Secretary. Office No. West Seventh st,
t. Ct
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e. KENT,
i2g-1 m
NOTlCE To Wa lEh RENTERS.
an OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT, !
Wilmington, Del, Dec. ], 1884.

Wilmington, Del, Dec. J, 1884.
The bills for the year 1885 are now ready
and payable AZ the Registrars office, s. W.
cor. 9Th and King streets.
I'm all bills remaining unpaid after the 31st
day Of January, 1885. i've per cent. will b<
added II paid ourfng the month of February
and ten per cent. will he added If paid dur
Ing the month Of Mareh. After the 3lst day
OF March, 1885, the ferrules may be with
drawn and suit Instituted for the recovery Of
the amount due. Once hours. ga. IN. to p M
"s1 eod-4m J. A. RsbND. REGISTRAR,
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NOeEY AWAITING FOR GOOD
XA mortgages. apply - M. T. POOLE,
East Seventh street, 70 6t-eod
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NARklA TO HIRE BY DAY.
" weef or month. Apply to JONES
OUTLINE Il 90
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NoTICE-DlvIDEND.

OFFICE OF WILMINGTON GOAL Gas Co.,
Wilmington, February 2, 1855.
The Directors of the Wilmington Goal Gas
Company I'VE this day sclsred a dividend
OF three dollars per share for the p st SIX
months, payable on demand.
WIN. p. TAYLOR, Urea urer.
f3-'0 No. 800 Shipiey street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

Swift's Specific IL entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, At
lanta. Ca, or l69 W. 23d street. New York
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LUM Der YARD
REMOVAL.

! shall remove my stock Of
LUMBER during February,
from Fourth and Washington
to Front and Monroe. and
while removing am selling at
reduced prices.
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NOR RENT-A FEW STALLS, THE
II second story and cellars Of the Third
Street Market House.
lIquire OF JOHN LITTLE,
PATRICK MONAGHAN
JOHN W. BUTLER
l2tf Third Street Market House.
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NOTlOE-I AM PS.PAtED TO DO
~ all kinds Of hauling, removing OF
safes, furniture and pianos promptly and
satisfactorily. 2. J. FO u, Fifth and Rod
ney streets. Telephone call us. l28.3m
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UARY II, 1885,

UARY II, 1885,
/ .. m.
Ne W. Belville, stu
fOm testers Corner
11aores more or less
stion, with new a
Necessary build l
~ property will NJ
ug 0ffour good worh
line good mich cowt
= In profit and good
ersey bull, iif'eeu
eurkeys and chick
~, one combined
opion), drill, reaper,
piows, cultivatore
zach wagon. two
11R ht-h0rse power
and yoke. York
81 single harness,
wagon harness,
hels OF OATS, two
eight bags OF
1Ats, straw, fod.
-, twonty nine
end under, cash
seven months
ivtns q bank
n. admir-,
los hts atty.
ID d-tks-wkly8t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF FINE
- lri'h Dulce, for weak lungs 1t IL in
valuable, It cools and purefics tie blood, 1t
makes toe skin fair aud gives you an appe.
tito. j Is the best medicine ] know o., and
only locts. ID. In New York the other day
we run up with 10: Of Irish potatoes called
landlords. Come ant see them at l02 East
Filth street. ffl06tl 7. M. WEIR
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u bles Tatnall street between 18th and
18th. Comfortable stalls and good carriage
room. 14lmt
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real estate, situa'
ton, as follows
Rory brick dwell
ftck houses there
lington street.
dwelling houses
oortherly side If
Wy ride OF King
nj street, and 10
fract or parcel OF
1ste in Millsbor-
Acres, 8 rods and
yw, more or less.
lid city On the
street between
~ the distance OF
eiae Of Seventh
III
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VLTANrEU--EMPTY HEADLIGHT
w and lubricating oil barrels Cash
paid on delivery. Penna. b delaware OH
Co., 202 East 4th street. i8tf
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hR. p. Gk1FFITHS, HAVING RE
IL turned ana resumed practice. Will b
found at No. sl6 Madison street. Specialties
genecology an. ali diseases peculiar to wo.
men. Also all diseases OF the kidneys and
stomach. n2l.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISHING TO
wv sell menure. should apply TO D. II.
kLUND, 6l3 East 4th street. f7-8ts
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3U SES NO. 1905 To 1881
street. that would make
ble homes for o mechanic
They will be sold on
D terms. Apply TO House,
f9-stt
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EfR WELL If
BROS, No. 10 Il.
f4-wed VI
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rs SAl.E-BY VIZ
the Orphans Court
ic sale, on the premi'
red, New Castle Ooun
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

"ANTED-9 T. ITEM AN AND
w vile to occupy q desirable second
story front room, with board In private fspli-
lily. Gas, bath, eto.. ut b07 West Sd street.
feb7-3t*
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DOARDING- GENTLEMEN DAN BE
ID accommodated with board at sl8 West
It'll street lzl-3w
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\ aOuD ASOKrM ENT
fing dearborn and mill
and low prices. ". HAM
French streets,
jan8-1mof
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6ENT-TOGErHER OR
Ok acres Of ground with Q
md stable, near Whining.
west. Apply TO ELI
willie, Del, or 70 a.. n.
Market street. f7-tf
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BOARDING AT.6l4 West It'll street, also
ID Table board. feb. cts
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hAvEAF AKM NEAR
150 acres, for sale 90
Rnl and large mansion
Ills \ 90, So2 Market
febl0-6t
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u CONTENTS
AZ be sold at No.
= lay, Fob. 18th,
~ : O'Clock, new
mon, and ! adies,'
Ei.gloves, counter
pds usually kept
n b EATON.
kncts. fe.3t
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ZAP, AND ON VERY
the house <02 Union
Ash needed, Apply TO
EiN, Sec. r. I'm
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INOR RENT-A TWO AND HALF STORY
II brick house on Sth avenue, nth ward.
between Brown and Ooelman streets, with
stabling Tor four horses. Also w acres Of
ground, part In fruit. Apply ct this once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-11

USES MOS. pl2 AND gl<
All conveniences. Ap-
- b CO., Real Estate
Helm
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EXPERIENCED GIRL
w for general housework IN small
family. Must be good cook Apply with re-
ference at 1l07 jefferson street. fp-tf
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WO.STORY BRIOK
efris0n street, with q
- hot and cold water.
ID stI Get, fo-rf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-05-30
TEMPERANCE.
CALL OF. THE CHILDREN.

/ can hear the voices of the children,
Calling in the dawning and the dusk:
Sweet as cleft pomegranatCs are their faces,
Sweeter than the scent of myIrh or musk.
Softer are their voices than the lutte is,
Soft their laughter falls as tails the dew;
Yet the voice OF their lamcnting pierccS;
WhereSOe CIR we go it doth pursue.
For the little children all are crying
In the lanes, the alleys and the streets,
Owing with the sobbng that bctrayS them
When they tain would hide from those they
meet,
Crying in the depths of loathsome novels,
Crying in the homes of wealth and ease,
Crying in the crowds of costly cities.
Crying in far, silent places by the seas.
Evermore goes up the ccaselcss wailing.
Neither dawn nor dusk can bid il cease;
And no change OF swiitrcturning seasons
haS the power to say unto il: Peace.
M d the daisies in the fragrant spring time,
Mid the roses in the summers flush
Mid the fruity treasures OF the autumn,
Comes no change, no pause, no moment
hush.
For the children weep for fallen fathers
Weep for homes made desolate as death;
weep for fear, for shame, for wild forebod-
Cover before demons bIighting breath;
COVER before an unspcakablc terror
Cover before objectionable wrongs,
AND their hearts sound only mi-creroS,
When their young lives should be glad as
songs.
And they cry against the cup that blights
them
Till the cry is deeper than a curse;
deeper. aye, and to our ears who hear it
Seems the cry far sOrer, bittcrer, worse
ana TO God, who listens up in Heaven,
Could no curse pierce half so keen
AS the frenZed sobbing of the children,
Teaching to the depths of Heaven serene.
And they call to the great world unheeding:
Help us, brothers, or we perish ere our
time;
Save us from our fathers from our brothers
Save us from the Woe the shame, the crime
Hurl the cup far from us oh, our brothers;
we are weak and bound by cruel thongs;
We can only sob on in the darkness,
Urge in baby voices all our wrongs
Help us, oh-our brothers and our sisters,
innocent are we, yet held in thrall;
Rise! deliver us from out the bondage
Which the stOuteSt heart may well apDal
Give us help to live the lives of children,
CieAn and pure, and innocent, and CAIN;
Help to change the voice of our lumenting
10 song of triumph-to a psalm.
Brothers, shall we turn away our faces?
Shall We leave the children in their tears?
Shal no echo from our happy chd-life
tIead with us down through the lengthen-
ing years?
Must we leave them to the blighting presence
OF Il wrong so deep, so dark so dread
That we JOY to see the faces that it darkens
Lie before us, faces Of the dead?
Nay, my brothers; nay, my sisters hearken
To the children calling in God namC;
All their trusting faces turn toward YOU,
Plead with you TO help them in their shame
Cruel We who would be kind and tender
Far more cruc! than ye feel or know,
Ii We leave the children undrfcudcd
From the cup OF curSing aud It's woe.
-Hdttte Iy19 GrSlcGtd, IN Chicago Times.
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dreaded reaction of weakness came. Then
| lost consciousness.
"When | awakened my dear mothers
face was beside my pillow, and she told me
that had been tossing for fortnight in
brain fever. Many weeks 1 lay there, and
when L got strong found that | had left my
nerve on that awful cliff-side. Never since
have been able to look from a height or
see any other human being on one without
shuddering.
$50 now you know the story, Mr.. Frazer,
and have had your last walk on the factory
wall"
He spoke truer than he knew. His story
has given me such horrible nightmares ever
since that l could no more walk on the high
brickwork than along that narrow ledge in
distant Cornwall.-E. W. TBOmpSOn'S Prize
Story IN Youths Companion.