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The spelling.

The November prize IS a large and elegant
scTap-albuni, with ready -eummed pages and
an index. # viii he presented 10 the sender Of
the largest list Of words formed from the
letters Of ''CENTAUE.Y these conditions being
observed J. No word will he allowed unless
ii Is defined in tho hody--including supple
men Of new worls-of Webstcr's Unabridged
Dictionary. , Abreviations. c0ntractiOns
numerical sylables. prefiNes and sHilixcs viii
not be regarded a words and proper names
will not be admitted. 3 Only the letters OF
''Centaurr may be used, and no letter may
be employed more than once in any single
word. T. The words Of each list must he
arranged in alphabetical order and num-
hercd. :. No word will be counted more
than once in any list, even If the same COM
binatiOn OF letters has many definitions. 6.
In case OF tie the preference viii be given
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fewest words are thrown out for non-Obsery-
ance OF these conditions. :. AL competing
lists must he forwarded before December lst.
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THE LABoRER ON ELECTION DAY.


The proudcsfnow is but M peer
The highest not more high:
To-day. OF 81 the weary year.
4 king OF men am i.
To-day, alike are great anu small,
The nameiess and the unknowsy
Ny palace Is the peoples hall.
The ballot box my tbroHc-
Who serves today upon the list
Beside the served shall stand
Alike the brown and WrinSlcd list,
The glOved and dainty hand
The rich is level with the poor,
The weak j strong to-day.
The sleekest broadclOth counts IA more
Than homespun frOck OF gray
To-day les pomp and vain ;sci-nce
Ny stubborn right abide
/ set plain mans common sense
Against the pedant's pride.
To-day shall simple manhood try
The strength OF gold and land;
The wide world has not strength 20 buy
The power in my right hand.
While there's a grief so seek redress
Or balance 10 adjust;
While weighs our living manhood less
Than mamlnon's vilest dust,
While there's right 10 need my vote,
A wrong to sweep away,
p, clouted knee and ragged Coat
a man q man to-day!
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We hid beneath the crisp brown leaves
when skies are pale per head
When icic.es axe onfhe caves.
We sparkle ru - red.
W. lovely lie up0n the gro ad
And get AT Christmas tide
We ElistCn on the LOTT walls
with such word o. pride,
~ shine and tremcic or TIE beard
5l bclgticf hair.
q iug title torres bigd-
s.. Eva vC-, dear
JOS ANGRY.
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YOUNG FOLKS.
PolIy,s Baby.

POlly's Baby.
All in the daintieSt cradle
That baby could wish 10 own,
1t lay Contentedly wiukiug.
Where Polly had lett il alone.
It wasn't a mere DOL baby;
All. no, that Polly would scora:
But this she loved through the daytime,
And dreamed OF from night till morn.
A. cap its small head adjoining,
a robe OF cambria so white.
And round its waist for ''dress up,
A ribbon so blue and bright
It's eyes were. Polly thought, lovely,
Because they were gray, aud she
Was always brushing the soft hair,
AS black as hair could be.
But once our poor Polly was naughty,
And struck her baby at last:
When. 10, It jumped out of the cradle,
And scampered from danger fast.
Do you think that was strange for bs<by-
For POllys wee bahy-to do?
Why. children. twas only kitty.
Brirnzui OF mischief-and new
M. D. Brine,
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Too Aaraneed Education.

ibFIaNiON ht-IlIlIlIt'tIi.I
One mother in Nilkesbarre, who discoy-
cred that her daughter was being taught
plysiology and hygiene. day before yester-
d;,s addressed the following note to her
teacher:
"DEAEsfsssst-i - ] don't want my dangh-
ter 10 be taught about her insideS. Ii ism {
right. and don't like ii. Yours truly,
'ATrS. -."
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THE HOME.

Il is not doubted that men have home in that
place where each one has established his hearth
and the sum of his possession and fortunes
whence he viii not depart If nothing calls him
away; whence ii he has departed he seems 20 be q
wanderer, aud ii he returns he ceases 70 wander
Condition from Civil Law.
"Thel stay a. home, my heart, and rest,
The bird Is safest in the nest;
Ger al that dutter their wings and dy,
A hawk Is lowering in the sky"
-IomgfellOw.
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AT certain seasons OF the year nearly every
person suffers to greater or less extent from
impurity OF the blood, billiousness, etc, ETC.
Ibisshould be rcmedied as soon as discovered
otherwise serious results may follow. Sher-
mans .'Prickiy Ash Bitters' will eiectualIy
remove all faint OF disease and restore you
Ia health
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7NIITHTW llIN7s.I
The belle OF Park Ridge. Ill. has ciopcsl
with n man who leaves behind wife and
two children. The village glcc club brought
them together He sang tenor, and ol course
She was an alto Why. Of course Bccan~c
when the soprano clopes she takes the has
This may nci be Important. i,o, il i nsti'ly
true,
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30. 1aie.-A Curiou. Creatnre.


Dear riddlers I'll. hope you're able
Tt understand this little fable;
III tell yOu naught fictitious, mind ven,
Bat VIII DO my best to blind you.
am n patient, useful Creature,
Though very odd OF form aud feature
To NE ali heavy work Is given,
But refuse 70 90 till driven.
Although I never run from work
4 part Of IL Riway shirk;
For Is we travel ser The ro5l.
Ny master alwa.s bears The Load
NJ nose Is large aud lai and round,
And with En iron ring Ii bound;
Ny back Is straight and strong youth mud.
NJ arms axe sticking ont behind,
Two leg, have bul seldom use tlem.-
Indeed. very often lose them
i"r when move. nov odd twill sound
NJ master hold, them OIL the ground,
f.,v-, prlJz!crs ] viii say no mCTc,
should have finished long before;
And now III bid you al good by,--
You j guess me il YOU only Try.
Ciuncttc. Ind. q. Z. :.
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KNOTTY PROBLEMS.

Our readers are invited 10 furnish original eng
mas. charades. riddles. REFUSES and other "knotty
problems addressing ali COmmuo icationS rela-
tive 70 this department 20 - b. ChadoouFn, Lewis
ton Maine
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\ CINeISNATT artist has been trying to
touch up the Garfield statue at Washington
so az 10 make the clothes look as though
they were made 60 order.
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EonSuTnnfiOn.

Notwithstanding the great number who
yearly succJrnb to this terrible and fatal dis
ease which is daily winding its fatal coils
around thousands who are unconscious OF
Its deadly presence, DIR. Plerce's Golden Med
icsl Discovery will cleanse and purify the
blood of scrofulous impurities, and cure tu-
bercular consumption (Which is only scrofu-
lous disease of the lungs). Send 10 cents in
stamps and get Ir. Pierce's complete treatise
ON consumption and kindred affections with
numerous testimonials OF cures. Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo. \. y.
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ELYS
CREAM BALM.

when applied INTO tn
nOsirils VIII be absorb
cd cfectuslly cleans
Ing he head OF CStarTn
a. virus. CauSl Il I
ing healthy secretions
nllayS Inflammation
protects The lnelnbrar
OF tie naSa. pa -sge.
frcaa additional colds
completely heals tu'
sores and restores sens
of tassc and smell.
Not a Liquid or Snuff
Apply "A particle q
the ialm into Gael
nostril. 4 few npl,lic.,
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1862 lombard
I56a.-l. Golden pheasant. .. Speight.
1364-N-umber-leSs.
13G5.-The letter {.
1866 -Pa-ra(y3-sol-
l3G7.--Veil. vile. evil. live
13G8.-Orange, or, an, o gor ciPherj ora,
ran, rang. range.
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unr.fnrd.. Arid Phosnllnie

vfEY SATISFACTORY IL PRosrRATIoS.
Dr. j. T. Ciimartin. Detroit, Mich, says:
Il have found Il very satisfactory in It's ef-
feets, notably in tie prostration attendant
upon alcoholism.
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No. 1854 paiindromic Encounter.

Two cOurtiers quarreled. One drew his re-
pier and uttered this palindromic taunt:
"t nsheathe your weapon, y pOltroonm The
other brandished his sword and cried, warn
ingly and palindromically, Move not for
ward q. BEES
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81 Have sunrred.,,

VIII every disease imaginasle 70. the last three
years. Our
Druggist. T J. Anderson, recsmmending
"Hop Btters' to me,
J used TWO bOttlesi
An entirely cured, and heartily recommend
Hep Bilters 10 every one.
I'D. Walker. Buckner, Mo.
wriie this asa
Tpsen-c the great appgeciafon have of your
Hop
Bitters. 7 was afflicted
With inhammatory rheumatism.
For nearly
seven ye.lrs. and no medicine seemed to do me
any
Tntl I tried two bottle q yong Hop Bitters
and o my surprise am a. Wei to-day as ever
vas. hope
'fou may have abundant success
'.IH this great and"
Valuable medicine:
Anyone. wishing to know more about
~ cure,
Gan learn by addressing ne T. r.
Williams. I,l0S 10Th street Washington, D. c.
IL consider your
Remedy the best rensed-- u existence
For Indigestion, kidney
Duiit h-aAAs
eAnd nervous debility. ThaEe Just
Returned
ssFrom the South in n fruit'ess search for
health and End that your Bitter. are doing me
more
Coed
Than anything else:
y month ago I was extreme
.-Euaciated, 81
And scarcely ab1e 70 walk Nov an
Gaining strength. and
fresh
Hnd hardly day passes but what an
ecnpHmented on M improved appearance, and
it IS 81 due to HOP
Bit.ets. J. WickliRc Jackson.
Wilmington, Del.
e6-NOre genuine without q bunch OF green
Hons on the white label. Hhu1 ri, the vile. pcts-
onous stud with Hop or "HOps' IL their name
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OLE BrII!s famous violin-the same that
be used in Pittsburg-has Just been pur-
chased by German for $780, 1t IS Gaspar
"a al
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Nc. l3s5.-A Numerical Enigma.

One evening. heard great noise ri the
S, .. 10, II and. putting on my ,, 4, ., 6,
and coat J. ., a great hurry :, went out 10
1, , =, g. =. q. :, :. . % II the matter.
ClUnette, Ind. o. X. )
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NJ iI-- te-i r- id
Tho o.. .t.r s.. s-s- bad
Act MEX sH.re t.scsr aud the Nick.
~ Ri th0erap'ic trick.
Transforms them withou. mercy,
l's a spell. ~ strong a. ii-ce.
IOs spectre sho>t o. -heoi,
Apparilirii, ,aiag unreal.
X e BAgrr,
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"A CARD.-T0 ali VINO are SUFFERING IRON errors
and indIscretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decey, loss Of manhood. etc, win send
receipt that viii cure you, FKEE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered BIZ a missionary
In so..-h America. Send selfaddreseed envelops
TO Rev. JoSkPHu. ISMAN..Slkti0n u. ESss-xork
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Aliens Brain Food Botanical Extract,
positively cures nervous debility and all
weakness of generatiye system; either sex.
81: six for s.. Druggists. or by mail, from u
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No. Isfs.-An Unde,irahIo Union.

Ny fiTst aud second, read Alright
The being o. y Cod allow;
But II too closely they mite.
That truth viii matily disavcw.
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CATAR Ri

tons rclleve. n thorough treatment VIII cure
Agreeable to use. Send for circular. Free 50
cents by mail or at Druggists
ELY BROTHERS Druggists, OWego, \. Z
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE ONLY 81
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This book should be read b. the ycu1S for In
struction, and by The afflicted for relief. Il VIII
benefit au.-Iondon lancet.
There Is no member of sOc iet- 70 whom this book
vii not be useful, whether youth, parent, guard
ian. instructor or ciergyman.-ATgonaut.
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or Or.
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who may be consulted al diseases requiring
skill and experience. Chronic and obstinate dis
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Clans specially. Such treated successfully with
out an instance Of failure. HEAL THlSELF.
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The 'tToES VINE" brings into view
One who discovers something new.
II.
no rTI RATE j. what sc see
IL studEjug Ef5fr history.
CluDeitc. lni. a L.
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Tosen' d the great appIreiatioa have OF your
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No. I3si.-anagrams.

1.
60 .-~.--.sr -. =. q. -
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~ consider vGur
Remedy the best remei = = existeuc
For Indigestion, kidney
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-15
CHAPTER Y.

A few mouths after the above hor-
rible outrage upon the Rev. Brother
Farbairn, while riding along one
day In his buggy he was accosted by
q Norwegian girl who was going
from some place to some other place.
Her manner Of accostjng the Elder
Was peculiar. When she was walk
ing along the road the first thing she
said to him was In reply to question
would she ride? She answered
YEA" and with the assistance OF the
Elder, arose herself into his buggy.
Their way was through q piece Of
woods. Not being opposed to for
eign interference, little did the Elder
dream OF the danger In store for him,
and while he was thinking OF his
christian duty, one hand or one arm
was tempted by tho girl to take In
80 much Of Norway rs was
In his way. And soon she en-
ticed him down from the vehicle.
And few months after that he paid
for certain drugs purchased at q
druggery, and employed . man Of
medicine to war, not upon the living
or the dead. but upon the unborn,
and thus by coup d. etat extricate
himself from the tolls this apparen-
tly guileless weman had drawn him
into.
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u was only = glass Of mineral wafer,
bat ho wanted iS . u came ffom The
we'll.
.Thh = charged. isnt itis said 10 -
1he barkeepeR.
sCeetainly.s
All right my friend. your kindness
shall mover b forgotten. left my
pocket book on tho piano this morning
and il ID comforting to know that ones
credit j. good o. . man might Acci.
denta.ly b caught IN "a embarrassing
prodicament"
@You misunderstood Mo sir,e aid
tho har attendant the water +
ehasesd-it is charged With acid, Or,
los yith gell, such = yoa sxhihik =
GIRL Rv1e1 weeklf. - .
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CHAPTER III.

Some months after the above out
rage, q young lady who had been
spending the summer with her
grandparents ut Kingston wished to
visit her home some forty miles
away. The Rev. Bro. Falrbairn
owned . good horse and buggy.
The distance was but m easy days
drive. With . diabolism lnhearsl
OF, Ia some mysterious way the
young lady. just at the close Of her
teens, induced the moral minister
man to 90 arrange matters as to
take her In his buggy and con-
vey her deetly to her residence.
The minister often had boasted
that he could drive his horse forty
miles In Eve honra, Tor In all that
region there Was not q horse 30 deel
Of ~ind and co continuous VI legs
a. the one he owned. nor \ buggy
capable or standing 40 much bang
Ing a. the one Ia which he rode.
And 90 the twain departed. II
Was = pleasant day. and everything
Was lovely. And then this young
woman threw her ovil influence into
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-15

Tho State Register asks for :
crown OF glory because It alleges
the railroads coming into our state
are to reduce their transportation.
rates. When the railroads are at
the service Of the public at rates Of
transportation fixed by law. giving
the roads reasonable compensation
Tor tho service rendered. and the
people protection against corporate
rapacity, will be time enough for the
party obtaining such security to the
producers to put on airs. At pres.
ont the roads have simply agreed
that they will leave the people
enough OF their earnings that they
can grow another crop. The agree
mont d liable to be broken at any
me-.
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APPENDIX.
CHAPTER VII.
Tesnpus fMgit,

And Rose sleeps the sleep that
knows no waking, till Gabriel's trump
shall call the dead to life. The
wounds she received while storming
the citadel, az related Ia chapter VI,
proved fatal and not till her death
did the Rev. r. 81. Fairbairn feel safe
to leave the refuge he had chosen.
Some two or three years subse.
Quent to the events recorded ii the
last chapter, the good people OF
Nashua, Chickasaw county, state OF
Iowa welcomed to their infant city .
tall, slim, intellectual looking man,
calling himself the Rev. r. H. Fair
bairn. He claimed to have left the
ministry on account OF his health,
and had adopted the legal profession
10 means Of obtaining q livelihood.
He was q fluent speaker, hated DEM
ocrats. Rebels and Copperheads, as
the devil hates holy water, requisites
which never pass UNDECIDED by tho
members Of the 0od-and- morality
party, so We soon find the former
sower Of good seed, installed as one
OF tho grand Moguls, Of the republi.
can party OF Nashua.
Entertaining no thought that the
women Of this city would seek his
downfall as did the women Of Green
Lake county, Wisconsin. and not
being on his guard. the evil spirit Of
. Minister'S daughter, with malice
aforethuaght enticed him to take up
his abode Ut the home Of her father.
He had not been domiciled In HE
new home but . short time before
this daughter OF Eve, by the Same
mode of warfare as adopted BY the
women OF Wisconsin accomplished
his ruin. He resisted by every
means known to modern warfare,
but to no avail. He In time learned
that two children Ia Nashua had no
one whom the law would permit them
to call father. Then this minister's
daughter said to The good Brother
Fairhalrn that he must marry these
children's mother; aud the good man
being 90 completely In the toila oi
their sinful woman that he dare no,
disregArd her demands and thus thu
twin became one and the little klds
gained a father.
| About this time there was On As'
ISOLATION In the city Of Nashua
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known - s'Tbe Nashus Agricultural
ASS ociation". It was composed
" Q President, Secretary, and
q board Of directors. The Hon.
Lumsn 3. Weller was President and
the Rev. b. 81. Fairbairn the Hecreta-
~ thereof. At one OF tho meetings
Of said association the president
caught the secretary stealing money
belonging 10 the association whic b
money being the proceeds Of the sale
Of tickets for seats fn the ampithes-
tire, being ID amount Of seventy dol
lsrs and which seventy dollars the
president AMI board Of directors
compelled the christian brother, the
Rev. r. n. Fsirbairn to l,ay over to
the said board OF directors. No one
believes that Bro. Fairbairn would
steal Of bic own volition, but the oct
was committed while u1dcr the In.
nuencc of the evil spirit u the Rose
that had . thorn. that did once Hour
lsh In Green Lake county, Wlscon-
sin, but who had long since paid the
penalty OF her rashness in seeking
the destruction Of the good, pious.
christian Brother F.irbairn.
The detection BY the president Of
the Elders theft or 80 ID the secret
OF our goed brothers hatred Uf the
Hon. L. II. Weller and accounts for
all the lies he has told about Mr..
Weller, on tho stump. during the
past campaign while Fairbairn was
working for Fuller's money.
This appendix never would have
been written but for the fact that the
Rev. r. II. Fsirbsirn expects to be 4
candidate next fall on the Republi-
can ticket, for State Senator and he
! might be defeated, were all the facts
! in the case not made public. But
! when II Is generally known, that
. every act Of the Christian Brother
has been instigated by the evil
spirits Of designing women, who
without the fear 81 God ii their
hearts have sought by their vindic-
tivene:s and dtabolism to ruin this
good man, he will have no diffcul.
i " In securing his nomination. which
will be the equivalent to an election
And the Rev. r. 81. Fairbain lives
moves and has his being, In the City
Of Nashua, but Ohl how changed
His eye has lost its lusture and No
; more sends forth its electric light a.
It gazes on the fair sex. He trusts
them not. He still loves fast
| horse, but since he left the ministry
he has not been possessed OF the du.
! cats wherewith to purchase. The
cheap Cincinnati Buggies will not
stand the banging Of his Green Lake
buggy, 80 the good brother trndges
on foot and alone, the only safeguard
| against the evil nature Of woman.
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The st. Paul Globe favors pen.
sioning the American presidents.
No living president Il entitled -
anything better than the poor house.
As . principle the pensioning them
would be wrong. The simplicity Of
: republican form Of government
demands that whom tho term Of SER
vice expires. like Cincinnatns, they
return TO tho plow. No Pensioned
Nobility is wanted.
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The State Register owns q "high
tower" In DesMoines. Early in March
the Register man will march forth
from the government building IN
Oes Moines 40 longer +. NJ. OF the
capital. To make up the loss Of the
salary one room In the high towor'
is rented . = saloon. From some
Of the editorials In the Register We
infer part OF the rent Is taken In
"goods".
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TAs day = done tor the baby,
And In her cradle I'D
Now rssts on the soft, white pillow
Her ured, golden hesd.
Not 0ae In the WhO1e h00eS1scIe
Caa half - weasy BE-,
Pa who q ths beV Aou1sAoll
Has worked - hard - shs7
We look upon the babTs world
~ v9y small indeed.
70 IL many cares And tSiajs
Give only nttie heed.
But 70 the wes young dweller
Its boundaries are wide:
1ountai0s and oceans ~ betw een
This, and the other side,
Ard baby with uncertain stsp
Tries III The heAghts 70 gain;
Sails o0 tn unsals craft - cro0
To 1seD aad ts0aeh'SUas saain,
And % defeats. repeated oft,
1lll sp tAe bebyb DAY;
Whne welIlaad pians and schsmss, Ssr ~
0eagvsEy - agAsN
TAs pretty buboass NON her haad
Soar up aaA burst In cir:
With teasfsi syss - sees thsm 50
IAe0 the great noWhese.
Aad kaowing not Why this should -
She hfts her baby face.
yor mothers kiss. and tsustinsiy
Rests IN hee lovea embrace.
what wonder,thas 4 see q san
me wes, friased curtains fall.
And baby dear % clad 70 ~