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Card,

1t is a w~ell.knoWn iaCt that there ia
always room at the head and that the
crowd Is found at the tail end Of the pro-
cession. Not sven a miller can hopeto be
successful without keeping abreast Of the
times and equipping his mill with the
most project devices that many ingenious
minds are continually developing, We
therefore have the satisfaction to announce
that after q stop OF ninety days We are
again in operation with the most scientific
system and latest improved machinery,
and the goods We are now putting upon
the market do not play second fiddle
to any Of the crack brands OF Flour 90
largely sold here. This can be verified
by inspecting the brand Of your neigh,
Dor who is using either oil our several
brands.
At least ouo.hali Of the Flour sold in this
market Ia not made by our home mills, to
tho detriment Of owners, employees and
their families, as we'll as our home farmers
Therefore, when in want Of a sack or bar
rel Of Flour, give this a thought and ouI
goods q trial, thus helping that much 70
bring about a return OF prosperity to thif
vicinity, .
II your grocery cannot supply you, do
not be denied but 70 to the liH nan who
believes and practices that 0 home indus
try that makes The goods should be sup
ported in preference to an outsider. Our
patent brands. are:
.n,,,,.,,, communicated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BRIDAL WREATH GALA LILY
'''''"'r'''''''''''''''"
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CciVed. An elegant and complete line Of
Suitings, PAn%talOOnings and OyCrcOAt.
ings, which We will make up in the best
style and Mt low prices.
U. HESS Il SONS, 1.
1891 L. 1928 Market Street.
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..10.,.,and and Cbinavo,

BY taking the 1.47 r. NJ. tCity time)
train on Tie Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive in Cleveland at 1926 r.
NJ, and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west
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EEw YoRE, May 2.-At er.President
Arthur's house tonight 1t was stated that
Mr.. Arthur had felt 80 much improved
during the day that he had been outside
the house walking.
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Ma. MARrtN THORNTON says lie Is kill.
ing OF rheumatism al a great rate, He
ftiIl has a few more bottles left oithe great
fhenmALlC remedy.
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SPECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson diOptrlC eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. Re.
fraction Is measured TO the One.lun.
dredth part Oran inch. The only inStrn.
ment Of the kind In West Virginia. Sat.
IsiaCtlOn guaranteed.
JACOB ". GRUBB,
0ptiCiAn md JCWelCr,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market SIS.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May al A. NJ
For West Virginia and Western Pennsyl-
vania, fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature variable winds.
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TnR Baby Shirt on exhibition at Gund.
linp's window IL one hundred and ninety.
alvht inches breast measure,
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ELEuASr line Of shirts. A splendid
lAundtied article al 81 90. Look at our
Mammoth shirt-it beats them all-at
Gundling's.
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CHtRF ULERK CARMAN, Agricultural De.
pAtLment, Washington, endorses Red Star
Cough Cure,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SChneptsdrug
utore, Opera House corner, Saturday: Z
A. Nj. 63o; IL NJ, 0G0; 3 !. M, B6': Z P. NJ,
GSo. Sunday: Z A. NJ, GO'; u NJ, 7O': 8 +.
A.. 76o. Z p. Nj, OOo,
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Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, blythe relnarka.
bic recovery Of Mr.. ]. y. Corley, who was
30 helpless he could not turn in
bed, or raise his head every.
body said lie .was dying OF Consump.
ton. A trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery WIS sent him. Finding relief,
he bought a large bottle and u box Of DR..
Kings New Life Pills; by the time he had
taken two boxes Of Pills and two bottles
of the Discovery, he was well and had
gained in flesh thirLy,six pounds.
Trial bottles Of this Great Discovery for
consumption free at Logan Il Cos,
We beat them on sizes. We beat them
on prices. Look at the great monstrosity
IL. 49, - ~ ELnn LlnLkInr. IaL.nn
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TnE great attraction al the Star Clothing
HOuse-"The Giants Shirt"
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spRAtNs, burns, bruises are healed by
u. Jacobs OIL, the conquerUt Of pain.
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B. I-B-
Eost.

OgT-A SMALL RFD COW WITH
~ long crooked horns and dafk btg hnIh@
stolen from CaliWelIs Hun. Information tlnh
thankfully received bH tho Ownei, 4 ", ENrER.
lady Calf OF adde's Mis-, kATHARlNt bhrSSi''
CaldAelll Run
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING CROSS
INCA AND UtITVrRRS

= INNo NM UUTIHtH5'
Sealed Proposals will be received al the Office o.
the Board Of Public Works until Monday, The ~
day Of May, 1885, at IL O'Clock NJ, for Paving Cut
ten aud Crossings,
The successful bidder will be required 70 enisi
i,nt3 3ona ~ Ine penal tnm o. sLVyVVS w ' "
said bond 10 be a citizen Of tho state oil Wet VII,
glnla, aud satisfactory 10 the Hoard. Name o.
surety must accompany proposal. eli,
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any OtL
proposals.
Specifications may DO had upon application al
the office Of the Board.
Proposals. should DO addressed to the CleiEOt
tho Board Of Public Works.
THE BOARD OF PrBlAG WORKS,
MnrrLINn. Anil d. 1uG N''AlI""' NJ
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proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR " PIpE.

DROPOSALS FOR SEWER FIFE
Sealed proposals will DO received At The OHCOd
the Hoard Of Public Works until Monday, the u
the hoard dIIt.olaSs Salt Glazed Sewer PIPE, bod
single and double strength.
The successful bidder 10 give bond In the penal
sum Of $1,000 90 for tho faithful performance oi
contract, Name Of the surety Ib6 Offered ID vii
bond must q, company prop0FAl. HuEeIy AhAl II
u citizen OF the State Of West Virginia.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any oral
bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the CLERK o.
the Board OF Public Works, Wheeling, ". Va
TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
u. A. uAlLiGAN, ClefE.
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Letter Carriers Report.

Tho following amount Of work wa done
by tho city letter carriers in the month Of
April, 1886,
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L.s.G Good Co, sell Dry foods the cheapest

TnE largest shirt ever shown in Wheel.
ing at Gundling's. Do not fall to look at 1t.
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F0R SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
The following Lots on Wheeling bland bCaat.
Ing 10 the estate Of the late VIM. Mccoy, VII.
Lou No. % 81 and "a on Broadway.
Lots No. 50 and ~ on York street
Lots No, W, 100 aud l0l on Virginia street
Lots No, lOi los, ITO and III on Huron ,tneL
Lots No. IN, 100 and $50 GU Wabash IInyL
Lot No. ~ on Water street.
Ru20 ". v. HO1E & HlO roo WartNt IL
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auction Sales,
A U0TIoN SALE OF
EnrRRnt.

P0oMs FOR RRNT-IN H0pS
~ BROOKS Block. Apply DW, V, IodIS.
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DOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY Avn
u Dwelling, No lie Main klnet now nav AM
pied BY Mis- I. ROdy, a. millinery STAINS wv
also the Warehouse, No, los MGil Stntt, nv" Iell
eupled by Naylor, McCammOn Acc, ANN 9
ROGERS, At No. it09 Main Etnpt "FP' VA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-01-08
PERSONAL AND LiTgRAitr

Mrs Miialovi,ch. wifc of thy 3 -
Wan Minister 90 Great Britain, is .up
American woman
George w Cable. the novelist. Aos
become a SUNDAY school teacher at his
new homc i'm Northampton. Mas.
Thcra arr GS3 German papers pub
lshed in the United Statc,. Of which 50
are daily, 16 Sunday and i1i weekly
papers, The circulation ranges from
400 To Gj 900.
Mary Anderson. the actress. has
her life insured for 100000 the larg-
est policy ON the life ol an American
woman. Clara Morris is insured for
S25, goo N y Stm.
DR. Morton w Easton, Professor
OF Comparative Philology in the Uni
Vcrsity of PENNSYLVANIA, has studied no
less than twenty-five different Ian
guagcs, both ancient and modern
"A peculiarly of the late Horace II.
ClNilin the great New York merchant
was that he would never disclose his
age 60 any one except his Wife, He al
"Ncll I'm over forty'-M Y TriJ-
mo.
The second King OF Siam who died
wv 'NllNi uAN, ndu great many
names, most of them mpronounCcablC
When he was a Prince he conceived a
fondncSs for this country, and allNcd
to his titles the name of George Wash
ington. -HJipcT' Bde0r
1t has not been generally known
that Mr. Longfcllow added To his
poetic gifts those OF an artist The BIZ
ography which Samuel Longicllow is
preparing will contain letters and
diaries written nv the poet while
abroad, and charniingly illustrated by
him with dainty little pen-and-ink
drawings, which are carefully repro
duced.- chicago 7riJUue.
! heard a good story about General
sherman the other day, Some one
wrote him letter requesting a lock oC
his hair and an autograph. In reply
the General said: II regret To state
that aS my orderly is bald and as the
man who formerly wrote my auto
graphs has been dismissed can not
comply with your request This was
mailed without his signature. 49, Phtid-
iepbid HiqUirCr.
The death OF General Joseph y.
smith, of Kingston, N. Y, recalls tho
days when the mails were carried on
horseback. At the age of seventeen he's
entered the United States service az
mail-carricr carrying the mail on
horseback from Kingston To- Delhi, and
10 Bainbridgc on the Susquehanna. He
rode forty miles each day for three
years travelling 3j, $50 miles during that
time, and receiving Sl50 year for his
services. Troy Times
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4 RemsrkabIe Frenoh slor.-

q French writor tolls this remarkable
incident Of the Freucb-Pruss sian war. A
young officer Of Che French army was
suspected OF bcing q spy One uight
uis house was surrounded by German
soldiers Seeing that capture was in-
etitablc. hc handed bundle of secret
dispatches to his ten ycar-old brother.
with instruction to bury them. and
under no circumstances tell where they
were Soon after tho younr officer
was captured. together with hi father
the dispatches could not br found
on tH" person " tbc prisoners. search
was made for them The H1e Jyy
did not deny cOnrcaling them. but rc.
fused to reveal thc place He father
and brother told him to remain iru
eton though they should he kiled be-
fore hie eye. Next moruiny fbr uri..-
ouer- were led out 20 boz evrcfjfod
The boy sill refused iJ tall where the
dispaJchcs were. just then fcrribI.
express ion OF agony passed over hi.
face. The boy opened his mouth.
torrent of blood poured ont of it In.
rcstigation showed that he had bitter
OF his tongue, so great had been hIs
temptation 20 -pe0R an5 ave hia
f1ih"r 'ud brother 1g4sCo Gpf.
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NO HELP WANTED.
How Merchant Got Rid of Toubis-
some Candidate for Employment.

How Merchant Got Itid of % ToubIs-
some Candidate for Employment.
A young man who said he had left
the farm to strike Job in the city. and
who added that il he could only secure
a place somewhere he felt certain OF
laying the foundations of fortune. inn.
portuned business house on Jefferson
avenue until the chief clerk finally
played joke to get rid Of him He
gave him the street and number of the
County Jail and advised him 10 call and
ask for the place on the last man sent
TO Jackson
Hall an hour later the young man
pulled tho Sheriff bell and said 10 that
Officials
~ am i'm search OF a situation. lam
twenty-two years old, never sick u day
and"
II have nothing for you, replied the
I'm work mighty cheap. can bring
you twenty testimonials that ! don't
swear drink. chew on gamble. II
you H.
sorry, but have no vacancies"
Didn man leave here for Jack
"vll low VHNS apoF asked the young
man.
oh. yCs-half 70 dozen Of them.
Then give me one Of their places.
l u work The first month for my board
and clothes.
They didn't even get that much. q"
sald thc Sheriff as hc began to tumble
10 the racket
,Wc.I, I've got to make @ beginning.
and ] u furnish my own clOfie.
j should like 20 aid YOU bu' really
| have no vHcancie- at present
Oh' como, now give me show '
Cent do it"
"Cau Q eh! All right for you. Il fpd
one somewhere and don't YOU FORGET
u, aud The day'll como when I'll m4ke
YOU powerful sorry that YOU gave me
the cold shoulder on % cold daY De
trait r., Br.s.
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spoil the air hy emitting passag,s or
giving them in "A wrong place.
I'm some eases the birds have been
taught To whistle three different a,rS
without spelling or confusing them,
but in general, a simple air. with per-
hapS a little prelude. is as much aS thev
can rcmember. I'm this respect the
nightingale differs. Ii never repeats
itself, like other birds; il improvisos its
passages, and ii il ever resumes the
same, IL is always with new accents and
added embellishments. IL warblcs i'm
its dreamy sleep.
The birds exhibit different degrees OF
capacity. II has been observed that
the moro easily a bird acquires his les
son the more readily he forgets il. Tho
same observation has been made in
reference tO children. 10 is essential
that the birds should hear no other
musical sounds than those ii is intend
ed they shall initiate. They are such
close imitatorS that il the bird organ i
somewhat out Of tune the unpleasant
effect is pcrpctuated in their sony.
Boys and girls arc 80 much at the
mercy of vicious teachers. Thoir lam
guagc and opinions are tingod by COM
panionship. The road from the school
of the street To the university of the
prison lies i'm easy gradations
Unless YOU see the bullfnch sing, q"
says Mr. Wood. you miss the best
part OF tho performance He pufls
out his plumagc, winLs his eyes and
make, comiCul contortions with his
head. No boy could make his maiden
speech at the academic exhibition with
more pride and pomposity than that
which attends the song of the bullhnch
in his scarf of glossy black velvet and
vest of bright vormillion. Phiadcl-
DhiU CdY
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MOSQUITOES.
How a. Chicago Ananias SIIcnced III. Com
petitors.


petitors.
Jim-on, the champion tish-story tel
Ter OF the North Side Pinncy, the
champion suakc-story teller of the
South Side, and a few others of lesser
note, were assembled one evening last
week, when the spirit moved Jimson to
speak.
81 have heard a good deal about
Now Jersey mosquitoes he said, mus
mgly "but | never took much stock i'm
the stories until this summer"
What changed your opinion?" in
quirod quiet little fellow in the back
of the crowd
well, | WAS down in the southern
part of New Jersey visiting am old
farmer. One night we heard a terrible
believing, and the Old man took his
gun and we sailed out 10 the COW
pasture; but we were too late
Too later" remarked one of the
crowd inquiringly.
yes, too late. One of those blasted
mosquitoes had stuck hs bcak clean
through COW and pinned her To u
tree. was awfully sorry. One of the
most valuable COWS, you know"
There wao moments silence. during
which the crowd looked at JimsUn i'm
admiration Then the quiet little fellow
remarked.
'Of course it killed the tree toO2"
"Oh, yes; split il right i'm two"
u thought likely"
Then there was another pause, and
Pinncy asked:
"Did YOU ever sec Barber AZ Homes
boiler factory in the northern part of
the StatoP"
NO, - responded Jim,on.
~ thought not returned Pinncy.
They have q pretty large mosquito
there that they keep for business pur-
poses
What fOr?' qucricd one
"Hc stick his bcak through the cop
per plates, and then they riyct them"
as that soPn
Yes, indeed; but they've lost him.
One day they rivetcd his beak into a
large boiler. and he flew away with the
boiler
There was "a lool, Of awe on the faces
of all bcholdcrs NJ Pinney finished.
Several rose and stole away 10 some
quiet nook whore they could give vent
10 their emotions i'm tears
Down in Pennsylvania" said the
quiet little man IN his quiet, unassum-
ing way i once saw u mosquito OF
considerable size. lie was placed ON
nn immense raised platform about
three hundred feet high, and had been
trained 70 use his bcak TO drill the oil
wells"
Ono man grOaucd audibly.
But what was be- on the platform
iOrf inquired Pinney.
His beak was too long to be- used
ON iiic ground Why one time he
made % slip, and thc blamed thing
went clear through to China.
con, come, now, that's too much.
exclaimed several i'm unison.
"fact. ! assure you Aud that wasn't
The worst Of IL II cinched ON the
other side. and the darncd MOSQUITO
hcw away with The world n
There was "a sound as Of some one
falling and Pinncy was carried out
.cusclrss. When the crowd returned.
Jimson had died from modification. -
The R1Uttr
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THE eULLFiNcH.
\ stron Through an Academy Attended
by Clever SOngster..


by Clever Songstsrs.
The bullGnch is n singing bird and
academies for their education are estab.
lished at Hose and Fulda. whence all
Germany. Holland and England re-
ccivc ,upplics Of fhe little musicians
These birds bring from ono TO ten dol
lars, according 10 their clcvomess in
singing as freshmen, sophomore and
graduates
Dr Stanley truly observe that no
school can be more diligently attended
by rs master md no scholars more
ciicciually trained to their calling than
q seminary Of bullGnche- A. = gene
cral rule they arc formed into classes
oi about six each auI kept in dark
room. whore food and music are ad.
ministercd at Che same time .o that
when the meal is ended, ii the birds
feel disposed TO tmc up, they. are
naturally inclined ~ initiate Tie .ouud.
winch arc familiar to them 81 soon
as they begin 20 initiate 20 few note.
the light IS admitted into Che room.
which cAnil1raic their prIi and iu.
Clines them 90 s.ny
In some establishment thc starving
system b. adopted. and tho bird are moi
allowed food or light until tugy sing.
When they have been for -onn time
under this course Of instruction in
Glasses. they are committed eingiv %
the care of boys whose sole bus.ue.. if
is TO 20 On with their education. Eacb
boy assIduOu-.t plays his bird-organ
from morning until night. for the n-
struction oi Che bird committed Nv his
care, while the .la leader zoe hi.
regular rOund uporintending thp
progress Of his i,athcred pupils. Drais.
ing or scoldng Them according to- the
Improvement mudo This rouud of
teaching goe- ou unremittingly for no
less a period than niue months. hy
which fimo .ha bird hts aogpired fri.
ur>- aud i- I.,- Hkelt ,o forgst ,,r
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HUMOROUS.

WAS Rome founded by RomeoP"
inquired pupil of the teacher. mo.
my son, replied the wise man. 1T
was Juliet who was found dead by
Romeo"
AT the thcater: Wife-Are YOU q
medium IIusband-What a ridiculous
question: Wife-Not at all, not at all,
for you seem to have spirit call after
each act. t.--BOstoB Budgct
The woman who made q pound of
butter out OF the cream of Joke and
cheese from the milk Of human kind
ness has since washed the close OF a
year BOOthbay RegtSter. And hung
them out 10 dry on the line storm. -
Gortdm M0uRtaiHecr
-Spoodle was saying that when hc
was abroad hc was presented at Court.
The deuce YOU werer' exclaimed
Fogg. How did IL happcnP How
much did they fine youP' 1t is
Spoodlc's opinion that Fogg is very
ignorant fellow, you know. Boston
Transcript
"A Hartford sportsman went out TO
try his skill at breaking glass balls
with a rifle He reported aBaIHl sue
cess ON returning TO the city, saving
he broke nine OF possible ten. buL
didn' { mention that he did it by drop
ping the basket while getting over q.
fence. HorttOrd CO1w0HL
The papers have much to say now
about "thc Balkan attitude" All mule
drivers know what that attitude f..
The animal puts his fore feet out rig
idly in advance, and his hind feet iu
the rear aud point. so the north sitr
with both ears. Then he won't move
until YOU build a fire under him.
Ptisburgh Chrouicie ,..t
Young Highcollar-B Beastlv wealth.
aw thi-, Miss symphony, bah Joye'
Mis- symphony iircd) You ought not
~ dcTy The weather no matter how
bad IL may hr. Mr. IIghcOllar nit
were not for ibc weather you would De-
al % loss for -Omrthiug To- talh about
Now t1Euuo Dmamuo N y IDt
II The sun rises I'm the East and -,,.
in the West and tbc bullfro9 iu,s
sam BOO lhc marshes, and th0ro aiu
no pulling bair lin the famil, circle.
thing aro abOui ~ near right aI ,u
con gct thcnI..... Should there bc uo
dew ON Che graz iu fhc morning luii5
sunu-c 10 W m inialiibIo progu9
there didn't cnny fall JDsh BiHirl.
ala. did sou know old Mr. Slim.
kin-t' asked Mildred "Ycs. doar.
replied the old lsdv He is dead a"
"Now, that's too bad, / have known
h.M % many wears "Ihe payer ..,e
he Wu 1u Octogcnariau "Qb uo;
thcre must bee some mistake about tbut
uc' Dceu Cumb. glaud PresWJei,u
ever -.uca knew Uim - re gtufU
It'.v9W
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surprised, and a dark flush ovcr>prcad
ms iacc. Ills conscience was now fully
awake, the little tender spot in hi,
hcWt began 80 bear blossoms. and the
tears oi The poor woman acted upon
thsir growth like q warm MaN shower.
lheN had recognized each other as
brother and sister, meeting now for
thc hrst time after separation Cf
many years He had become "A rich
man, but the sister had lost everything
-hrSt her inheritance, through the
fault OF her husband. and then los TN,
latter The proud brother had with.
held all aid, Why did she marr,
the knavce' thought ho, ana forgot
her entirely
susan said he, has il come to
thus But now we shall forget what
has happened. This Is the holy Christ
mas I've and YOU must 20 with me
and live with me hcncviorth." And
he kissed hi. litllc niece. Leave
cares and poverty behind YOU: we 90
now into the large old house i'm
Groningor street, whore We p!ayad
together; let all unhappy things be
forgotten
They went away with him. the sis
ter on his arm and the child holdinp
his hand, and to the latter Il was tho
happiest night oi her little life. Oh,
blessed ChrismJ-i
And, rs the shooting stars continued
TO iau like silver rain, the little girl
whispered each time; d" MANY thank S,
Many thanks" For She was, indeed
indebted TO them for her good fortune,
and 1t had become glorious Christ
mas I've Translated from tho 'cr-
man for Tie Dtfy0u Post
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WITH THE LARK.

dispute
Prom now t.ll the eud OF the term.
But you n lind IL tho truth, simple plain ALI.
SOlutp.
ltstbe early bird that catches the worm.
II you answer the rising bell back with A
snOrc.
And under the blankets stin s1uirrn.
You may just as well sleep two or thru. hours
more. Ne'o
For the early birds gobblcd tho worm.
4n9 man who invariably misses the train
me truth ot lny song wdl confirm:
plain. N' 4" -
For the early bird catches the worm.
Ana though you hate work, aud are fondcr of
OF though YOU feel weak and inarm.
OF day. N " 'N'N''e
for the joke IL will be On the worm
-BUfucuC, iu BlUUblul Edyl,