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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
PARIS
Young Ladies Of the Cooking
Club Keep Open House.
Estimate Of the Cotton Raised il
the Banner County.

b. 70 the Gazette.
PARIS, Tx Jan. . The new year
paned bright and clear. The young
.dies of the CO, king-club received
allers at the house OF Capt. j. NJ
)aniel from p. m. 60 - They were
res ed in blue dresses trimmed with
eniie braid and they wore white caps.
ht right royalty received
I'D entertained about 100 callers
ro,hoing u most elegant supp,r
ksnong the many others who received
allsrs yesterday, we mention the
flsses Levy aud Mes Godfrey, the
desc Mott Miss n ,ls aud Mrs Whit
nlO, the Misses Price, Ms Joe Mar
10. Mrs. Or. Hooks and Mrs. Capt 3.
II Wright.
The "News-Bnyu Of our city has
ropn to youthful proportions and
,ronli es soon 70 be a full-gr0wn man
The following facts and figures will
be b interest 10 connection with the
cotton receipts OF 1884 for Lyinsr
0unty: The wagon receipts al Paris
| lnnnnled to date 10 24n00
ale-, at BrUkston. 25,00u;
| and Blossom Prairie, $500; maxi
ing n grand total OF 30 600 bales
Is aed ia the county. Ten per cent Of
he crup Is still TO come 10. In
ddluou to thi4, IS 900 bales
laee been received at tre compress.
|r4ecprding 60 tue census of 1880 Lamar
aonhty hes raised mure cultun aud
m6de more per acre than any other
ounty, except Fayette county, which
N ~ aNFssW 90.
|lhan Lamar county but only raised
0ne hundred and eighty bales in eN-
,efa Of Lamar county The average
rice paid for cotton In this market
| his season is 8 cents. Paris is to-
lay the best cotton market in
the state aud Lamar county Ia
kha banner county for the
|Abroductiun of the fieecy star lie. Messrs.
Mar in, Fl zhugh q Wise have bought
his season as 600 nales of cotton IN
North Texas anu % 100 bales in Arkan.
,ae Mr.. III zhugh Will leave shortly
70 Intend the Memphis market, wnert
| she poets 10 buy al least 25 600 bales
maki z, with what they eXDt ct tn pur
;hage yet la North Texas, ab mt $50 ,OUO
)4len as this seasons purchase.
The funeral 8 'rvices of Mr.. a. II
|=3Oyd took place Wednesday afternoon
|, Tho Ksights- remplars took charge II
| khegemAlns st the house and convi ytG
hem to the Methodist church, ri
qnich the deceased WAS a consistent
md valuable member. R-v. r
Allen preached very ~ pr pirate dis
souBe, after which the Kuights-Tem
(lar took the body in CHI Arge and con
sluded the services at III,
rave. Oar city has lost 1
| aithful citizen, the church
lE most valued servant and his family
loving and devoted husband anC
ather Mr.. Boyd c4me 10 Paris IL
SO and has been identified with thu
1inting business of the city either a
job printer or newspaper editor. H'
fae an honor to his profession and al
hAmple worthy OF imitation.
Capt. J NJ Daniels II Paris to-day
81 the East to purchase smelling ma
hinery Tor he mines in Mexico witt
Fhich he Is identified.
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TEMrLn.
Fighting tho Once Seekers Tramps
Warned to Leave Town.

kAghluB Nno Once- Suckers IrampS
Warned to Leave Town.
special to me 1unettt.
TEMPLE, TEX, Jan. Am snli.ap-
plicstion-for-otiice club has heen reor-
ganized here. II has posed appropri-
ate and patriotic resolutions, copies OF
which have been rent to President.
elect Cleveland.
A btkor's q sea OF tramps were cap.
tured az the Santa Zee ruund-house
Wednesday night, and lodged ia the
calaboOse. They were carried before
the mayor yesterday morning, who
discharged them with an admonillon
not "a befound ia the city again
A wedding occurred at the Central
MOTEL "Wednesday If erunnu. the con
tractlng parties being MIR Ames OF
Santa Fe nnd Miss Client " this city.
Hose companies No l and . IT the
Temple tire department gave New
YEARS. hall here lAst night.
The Grange stple here wae burglar
lid Wednesday night The burglary
was discovered soon after the entrance
WAS made and the alarm was given,
n thing WAS lost, but the burglar es.
capped without being recognized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

BERLIN, Jan. Prince Bismarck
In acknowledging the contribution OF
5000 marks ts60OO) for his use by the
citizens Of Elbeiiield writes letter
stating that the sympathy extended
him shows that the German nation
sees the danger OF the majority which
are only united ia opposition 10 the
measures proposed by the gov rnor,
and which collapsed when called upon
- form Of support the government.
He will make proposal 70 the en-
peror respecting the Disposal ~ the
fund, e. he considers It impracticable
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
GAINESVILLE.
The Showing Of the City's Banks
An Assignment.

ro1,al TO the Gazette.
GiAIEEsYILLE, Tex Jan. o. The
esfr OF directors Of the Gainesville
Sationsl bank, at their meeting Wed.
esday, by resolution took $40 900 from
be Undivided earnings aud carried
he same to the permanent surplus
md. which places the capital and
uTp'ns OF this bank at s5OO,0OO. This
Blowing for one OF GAinesviile's
1HriHucial institutions which none In
bn Mate xerls.
The statement If the r d River Ma
ionai bauk, which appeared this
moaning, rs most crealtable showing
of that institution The bank was
HfgRuizsd four months ago, az a
ime of extreme depression, with a
aidnp capital OF 100000 but
Notwithstanding The hard times, Ii
,as gradually worked onward until Il
ltp become favurite with all classes.
Is D Denton. the auction man, has
oaaa an assignment. John I Walker
the assigne. This WAS q surprise to
feRt many, rs Mr. Denton has been
'lHifflng ON AN tx euelve auction buri-
eaa for The past few years. He sui-
zoo great loss In the recent iie at
dafksville, where he bad a branch
Quff, and his misfortune is believed
she the cause which led TO the as.
nment. His liabilities are $500,
eis about $i2 600
e q NV YEARS. day was not generally
fved. none of the business houses
q, and hut few residences vera
to callers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
WACO.
An Election Ordered to Learn the
Public viii on tie Question
of Issuing More Bonds.

special TO tine Gazette
Wac, TEX Jan 2-The city coun-
ell, at the meeting held last night,
adopted a resolution ordering an cleo
ton on February to take the sense Of
the vo ers on the question Of issuing
bonds to build new water-worke 10 be
owned and operated by the city,, for a
system Of sewerage, and for grading
and paving streets. Voters are TO vO e
on each of the ihres propositions; 20,
while 1t may be de ided to issue bonds
for sewers, those for water. orks NAV
he voted down, or vice vera II the
vote favors the bonding policy, then
the council will decide how large
en- issue Is necessary, the RAJ 10
Of IL terest, etc There is consideTR
BILE opp Islti N here tlb ,nd4. but IL Is
believed majority Of voters will favor
the policy A motion TO issue $2l,000
In bonds Immediately, running wrniy
wears and besrIng per cent interest,
to psy off the Il lag indebtedness
of the city, was defeated Al-o an or
dinance increasing the sal tries of the
mayor and alderm. II. The PROPOSE
iinn to light the city with the Rem
ington electric ght was 'abled. The
bnud issue, together with the mu /.
cipsl go ion, which occurs in April.
VIII make local ptl tics red-hot from
now on
The Waco Bar association gave its
annu Il dinner t.rda and elected off
iicers rs follows for the ensuing year;
President, Hon John S Winter; vice.
president Eugene Williams; secretary,
Alfred Ba t.; treasurer, w n Jen-
kins also five dir-ctOrs aud ak dsle-
gates ~ the eoming annual m ing at
Austin OF he State Bar association.
A FIRE broke out at 4 o'clock this
morning in + w. Vesey 3 green.
house, 0riginatingin the 'urnace-room
IL was checked without The deetruc-
lion Of The hniIding The loss Is SllO0
Insured for $1,000 In the Continental of
New York
Dis rict Judge Rlmes Of Marlin
came up to-day to hear habeas corpus
cases, notably A f. Gszey's, but the
state was not ready for trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

e. the constitution Of the state, prohib
/ ing the manufacture ami safe OF in.
"xicnting liquors as a BEVERAGE With
ia the staIeuf Texas
We would also solicit teachers to
make an undivided effort TO get Sell
enntie Temperance InStrucliOnn intro
duced into the public schools OF Texas.
MRS n. d CARrkR
Superlntendtn of Legislative Work
for The Woman's Christian Tempe
ance Union OF Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

III lHE HIFEhA NIiNDhNI Of IlaE
LEGISLATIVE work. or THE ".
IT. u. or TEXAS.
WATAUGA, TEx., Jan. ].
Friends; We are enteiug upon
new year with great issue before us,
The temperance movement which
agitates our proud state from center to
circumference must sweep forward
and on ward to ultimate SUCCESS, or re-
cede back ward aud drop into nothing
ness. Which shall It be2 For II all dc.
ponds upon the action Of Caristian
people The stand which parents aun
teachers shall take upon this suhi. ct
We want prohibition, we want u law
la Texas that shall prohibit
the manufacture and sale
of Intoxicating drink as bsye Dge
within he boundaries of our broad
state We want this, because the
beart-broken wives ana ragged children
Of the drnnkard are mutely appealing
20 u for human sympathy and help
Because we want to SEQ the promising
youths Of Texas develop into noble,
honorable manhood ihrtead OF being
eDtrnpped ana wrecked "a the legal zed
salOons Of our state Becau.e we want
W cAfN ''hl AouEhtE fr liptH tnt wa late
OF the orunkaid'e wife; aud bacauss we
want % protect our own bnsht.eyed
boys. whose Innocent prattle fills our
hearts each day with ~ and giadnes.
We want al this, aud we are not ~
Datlcs, but 0uly tue mOthers, bal d
ofhumble Texas women who have gone
forth % engage IN this fierce stfiie
because CID bus called VS. 10 H. The
childIen are ours, aud We h.Sve right
10 protect them. The saloon n d curse
70 society, torment 70 humanity,
place " wreck the boys Snail We not
lct 1t 20 and save the boys?
We appeal 70 the citizens Of Texas b.
give this subj oi their earnest aiien-
ton, sud 10 uake unIiot and per- fst-
eDt eff rts 10 helpin obtaining -igun
lures n nuf pafiiian h this legislature
''ior the submission Of an amendment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
FRAHon Ahp CnINA.
REINFoRcEAIENls ZOE ApNI

REINFoRcEMEN1s FOB ADMIRAL
GOURMET
PARIS, Jan. -Fonr men-of- war
have been ordered TO proceed to the
Chinese waters to reinforce Admiral
Couibei's squ.drOn
THE cELEsTIALs DRILLED BY GERMAN
OFFICERS.
HONG KONG, Jan The Chinese
government has Engaged fifty I've
German drill-sei g.aDis for the army
An Improvement ia since manifested
la the discipline OF the troops. II Is
remarkable that under g. rman drill
the Chinese show themselves excellent
soldies and fighters
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
N aidest W.atner Ever Known

go" NNuFhh WFWhhNA GhfA hHNMu
- PAUL, MINI, Jan. .. Last
pabt and to-day have been coolest
of BE present winter and one Of the
e3ldest on record in the city. The
thermometer at the signal Office
3his morning was BOZ below
Pzero while others showed temperature
5U' below Reports have been re.
csived from the following points, the
figures all indicating below zero:
illwater, Mimi, 5O', the coolest
ever known
Lraosse, Wis 23'.
Bismarck, Oak 45'.
MinnedOsa, MIMI, 500, the wind
bio wing fury miles an hour.
Winnipeg NJ n, So, a regular bllz.
Yard r-vnil' ny
st Vinceui, Man, 4na.
MOorbead, Mimi 4s9.
Helena, Mont. 159.
Huron, Oak AZ
Duluth, Mum 9no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
AUSTIN.
a Report of the Land
Fraud oases-A Merchant
Attached,

special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. 2.-The attor-
1sygeneral is compiling a report OF
he land-fraud cases. 1t will embrace
he nature and status of each case aud
II disposition.
Chartered: The Salt-WOrks Cattle
company of Albany. Suackelfurd
ouDty, capital 500 600; the Tyler
5oLton-Seed OIL company, capital $780,
A majority Of the higher court
udges leave tor Galveston Tomorrow
Il Z * Hethc0urt, small merchant
n The northern portion of the city,
ias bren closed by attachment.
There are no new developments in
he mystery surrounding the murder
= the negro, Mollie Smith.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
Paying One Dollar
$3.50 PER YEAR.

There is no better Weekly paper in
the State than the Gazette. tits made
up especially for those who desire 9
Weekly newspaper and contains the
news from all parts Of the world with
timely discussions Of current topics.
The Gazette Is printed in large clear
type and Is easily read.
Market reports Of all commodities
are printed each week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
ObseqnIes and NnpIials at OYerton

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
oy4RTON, TIN. Jan Mr. Cater
WHEELS, one Of Ov,rion's best citizens,
died Saturday OF consumption. Mr..
WHEELS enjoyed great popularity here.
His deah cast pitom over this lOcSi-
ity His remains We're inferred sun
day afternoon by the Masons and Old
FslloWs
II has been raining steadily Tor sew
enty hi urs AMI IL IS feared that cattle
have sutler-d much The ourh-bound
train is several hours behind time.
Mr. j. o. Wood, one OF Overton's
citizens 10 preparing to move TO Clarks-
vile. Clarksville's gain is Overlon's
loss.
Cupid has once more thrown his
dart. A large company assembled to
dsy at the house OF MIR James Branch
20 witness ne marriage OF bisduusbter
Miss Ella, 10 MIR Henry Glllock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
SAN ANTONIO.

eath-Blow Administered by a
Raving Maniac.
% The 0aaerte
q fsH ANroSIo, Tx, jan. 2.--san
niqpio just nowis undergoing an ep-
n''c Of murderous eranks. George
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

Eve y q les ~ ifcni. z, soaiy, Pimply
scrofulouH, lnh. rlfed and Comagtou Au.
InorH with loss OF hale, cured by priCUAA
kEr,LyEsr thenew blOof purifier internally
aud q IICukA aud CUTTCuItA 90 rfhe teat
ski ures eN ernally.
sold eV ryw ere Price CnTIgURA 80 cts
SOAP, " ciB' REs .LvEsT, 81.
Pouer Doug and them CO Co, Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
lir,lNnn AhYrltlhn

Having used your CuTn URA Hf4ffpfEs fG
eighteen m y h. 10 reit-r ard nuag oAf
II, | am anxious to get = 10 acll on commas
s'un. ! can recommend hes ond ary u.nf
dies I hay. ever used Teiier Eufnf ne
etc. n 'acl, IS the best me lcino hne
ever tried Tor anything.
Myrtle, Miss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
AN UPRISING ouELLED IN PANAm'

- y ~ ANANAN0 Nh61AAAH1 ~ = sANeANA = .
PANAMA., Jau, . Sunday last a. out
sixty matched huts burned at Geor-
Coma, small village ON the line OF the
canal works.
some heavy lighting has
taken place In the state Of
Sautander. The rebels, commanded
by Gen. Fortunate Bert a. were defeat
ed with severe loss rhe federal troops
sided with the state government and
thu assured the victory.
A number ~ gentlemen have been
eli ottd uiru,b,rs for the city OF Pana.
MIA to the convention TO meet on Janu-
HrS q In rtfsreDce to the election,
the followlnglia4 been received from
the presidgnt u Panama, thai II the
elections ~ De convention do not
consult l. terests OF jus Ice cons
qnpncesl Ito = in Panama analo-
e u4 10 which have taken pls G
In SAD der
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
ID RnFrLnTa snnEq.

] had q Dozen bad s. res upon my bod s., and
trle d a y rem edieh could bear o., anu II last
tr ed your iusICuliA hFsiEDIEs aud iiit }
have cured me INO GAhKIf,I,
Hrhron, Il yer County. Penn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
noyrrlAN AtrAIns.
GEN. coRDoN's GARRISON ABLE TO
HOLD OUT.

GEN. ooRD0N's GARRISON ABLE TO
HOLD OUT.
CAIRO, Jan. > A dispatch from
Kord says regarding Gen Gordon's
note mentioned In last nights dis
patches "Gen, Gordon's note was
rolled up about the size OF a pea and
was sewn IN the seam Of one OF the mes-
senger's garments Gen. Gordon est.
mates ~ Mahdi's force at from 20 600
to $1,000 men The messenger add
that In "A recent engagement Que of
the enemy's guns was disahled The
garrison Is ahle 10 hOld nut Cen.
Gordon spends his nights in cess.leas
watch, visiting the outposts 70 re, that
every sentry II on the alert He hrs
two palaces, with q gun mounted on
each, He has always examined the
guns az daybreak, In order that he
may assute himself that they are prop.
rrly primef and ready for action He
then lies down and sleeps during the
greater part ~ the day. Gen Gordon
IL described as cheerful. The men are
wei supplied With tobacco. Five cum
panits nf the Black Watch coniin.
gent have arrived A. Korti. having
accomplished the ! urney Ia shorter
tine than an body OF troops which
preceded them
EFFoRTs TO CONVENE a CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, Jan 1t Ia reported iN
official circles that the German gov.
e lnment Is masking Aoiive efforts to
convene an EgN ptisn conference at
Paris and with prospect Of success.
RUssIA's PROPOSALS
LONDON, jan > -rhe kus~iRn gov
eminent proposed-a plan for the set.
Element 81 the Egyptian trouble which
will probably be acceptable To France,
namely, that new loan be guaranteed
l'y all the powers a. small reduction
Oi interest Any surplus ohtainahle
to be divided among the creditors, and
that the British withdraw from
Egypt on a fixed date
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E,zNnA lNygNTv YIeAMs

Cured. not sign Of its Rcappearnnee.
Your CUTiCuRA has done wonderful urt
for NE m re nu two years ato. no. q HiT
Of iiH Ttnpyonance since II cured me % "A
very pad FcEemn which nd trn BLEED mo or
move than twenty ytR'e / ID n alynyl
/ spenE well OF t'UTit uRA sell great dani
! OF IL. FhA q SWAN, Drufgist
Hayi rhttl NJ As
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

state Of Texas. County " Iarrnnt, -.
4, y. Is. Harold ga liter 0i no ahoye.naf1cd
bank, 40 snirmnly swear thpt tie above
statement 4 true % tho beat ~ ny knoWi.
edge and belief
T.. y. ia iEolu, Cashier.
Auhacrlbai and swora % before mo Lhiu
"a Jay % JaDuar3 1851.
q. w. LAAHoHH, +
Noiary Public, Tarrant i;ouni5', Texaa.
couect-4Atteus
Ge0. JACHaON,
ID G. bfNafTT, J Directors.
zAHl LfGri.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

The Little JsAer'' d tue. Bet smOl-
Ing tobacco.
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NJ Yrnr,. &c, ilnr.

ny THE sUPERINTENDBNT OF THE
LEGISLATIVE work. or THE ". @
n. q. or TEXAS.
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IN Onn nm IN presents giren array. Send
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WHUU.UUU you will get free package OF
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about the 100000 in presents with each box.
Agents wanted everywhere of either sex, of all
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for At their own homes. Fortunes for all woi k
ers absolutely assured. Don't delay. II. HALLET
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rHE LONDON POST OFFICE.

The London Post Office is great institu-
ton. street divides the two departments,
one occupied by the business of letters and
papers, the other with telegraphing. In
Britain telegraphing is part of the regular
Post Office system. The General Post Office
Building is an imposing edifce of the Ionic
order. 1t is 400 feet long, 1870 wide and "a
high. The best time to see the outside rush
is just before six in the morning. at which
hour the night mail closes. The rush is
something great. Errand boys, hatless
clerks, business men, everybody jams for
ward to get his bundle of letters into the
long zinc-edged or copper-faced opening
before the hour strikes. Exactly at the
minute the Office closes, and all letters that
are in haste must have an extra stamp on
them if they are to go that night. The extra
stamp business lasts for an hour. The
stamper counts the letters, and when he has
stamped fifty he hits his stamp on long
sheet of paper at his right hand, and thus
the number of letters is estimated. A stamp
er in the London Office can stamp about g.
600 letters an hour.
The telegraph building is smaller and
higher than the G.. P. o. II is 2S6 by 144
feet and "a feet from pavement to cornice
On the first floor are the offices of the Post
master General and the Accountant General
On the next floor are the secretaries and
staff, and the two upper stories is the tele.
graph department. The instrument room
10 1875 by so feet. Fifteen million message,
a year pass through it. The building is con
nected with the district telegraph offices of
London by pneumatic tubes, and messages
come through literally with the speed OF the
wind. Four engines in the basement furnish
the wind. Detroit Free Press.
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Group. a Mother,s tribute.


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Of AYERS CHERRY PRETORIA. bottle of
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MRS. EMMA GEDNEY."
1853 West 125th ST., New York, May 1G, 1899.
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cess, ! was cured by the use of AYERS CHER
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Byhala, MISS, April 8, 1882.
:. cannot say enough in praise of AYERS
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Wednesday, May 81, 1885.
Laainr.v

J0aimr.o
Inever kin forget the day
That we went out a-walzin'
And sot down on the river bank,
And keep on hours a-talkin,;
he twisted up my apron string
An folded 1t together,
An said he thought for harvest time
Twas curious kind o. weather.
The sun went down as we sot there
Josiar seemed uneasy,
And mother she began to call:
"Loweezyl o Loweezyp
An then Josiar spoke right up
As was Just a-startln',
An said, Loweezy, what's the use
or us two ever partin' 2"
1t kind o. took lpe by surprise,
And yet knew twas comm;
I'd heard it all the summer long
In every wild bees hummin';
I'd studied out the way I'd act:
But, law couldn't do It:
meant TO hide my love from him,
But seems as If he knew It.;
In locking down into my eyes
He must seen the fire;
An ever since that hour I've loved
An worshipped my Josiar.
-Eatortoa Messenger.
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Nurse TO fashionable mother-The baby
Is very restless, ma'am can't do anything
with her. F. M.--She's teething, sup.
pose? E.-Yes'm. think if you was to
take her in your arms little while it might
soothe her. F. M? Impossible.
haven't the time to spare. am just making
ready to attend meeting of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Give baby some paregoric. Boston Courier.