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siulsInsn aIaiIsH unS par fir bns @afmtur-
nen car ntdbt efnfbar.
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blnipn init esm GprlbIdge bnrcr, trn gfreiA
zine SaIIs at9snibr Itinr 9rnutrfi all lis-
tsnisr Straie, 81 trtduer, uub Srar nnter fpI-
gtnSrn 9reiu1uugra; Die Salls pirb 70 Orr5
jeblut, ipif eCT @GTGn ts bfltimmt unS tifier
, iabIt fh5 prc;tnt Res InIagtfapihl5 ais
MifibF. Ter irsie pIiB nettn her 6alt tarf
ais Spmmrrturngnb bsnuBt p;retu; tif inutgs
Ginri6rnl b:lcrgt psr 3ersg. Eiries litsr.
ale WusTbittsn pGTee augeupmmen, Ter plau
sum Ban scn 1urnIetrtr G0tr ausaraTbfittt
| uae ttr ScniTaft nit 9aun,tiiisr SdJGefr dt-
| aeiCblullfn, - une mas ppr trei @prdteu nod
Yiemauo atabut. III ppllsnttls 3baliddr, -
biz nsuf 6uTnbalit lit fir uHe fcrtig unb bde
| 1eutibthum tart nit Htdt iiclj auf ti,ie
nsutfs Grruusrnitait i'm @sreirslsttn iSin.
Ter Veren ttrillige nit nurrfruurueprlbsr
vbnaliiit cine &umme ven nahsiu $1,000 fIir
rsue GjsrGIbr, bic 3um 5btiI in Gbicngp unb
jnm Sbtil spn 5urRlsbru Gger anetfrrtiet
purosn.
llnisrseHsu bate nd tins aus fiinflis Nit
slistrru teifrbtuts Camrni;fiipu Gttiert uno,
ivp glllr5 t1ah9 mar uAe blno nit nue5ts,
rpitru aud bic Dlmen nibt miiilil ;uisbrn.
Gr rrn lurnIsbrtr GJfr augrsgie plan einfr
,,6dir" ipuree rcn her IGmenlsf!irn frsuetg
aGf9errmmen uub eir @orbreihln1rn ip eifrig
bsiristen, RAP bic grFHnuug errirltfn tersiis
huf een IA 9Anuar tsltimmt ipsrttn fennir.
pabTeue bic Giupsibun9 br 5aIlt itlait GHf
hen | 1. 9nuuar ffligtiCBt purts.
w teenrf wpbl farm elmer ipf;ielcn Vilts IN
tie 9Tlihsu pen Suanton uno llmgtaeup,
bds uHtfrushmsn ees lururfrsins nah araf.
ten iu uultrituBn. @eldisbt rcd In ul;tr
yiuir siGfe, rpis esr 8rtin 10 ungigtunHbig
unt!TupmmcH. ;uG Snnu eer bTanwi6itutfn
9ugrno. iur s,netisura eiu;5 iTafiigf1 Ntr
pers, uue hat ecG bic g5iiifuidlft ,ur Grnii1f
ffifg itsQi, eaB uur in eiFfm sSiaaeeu dSTpsr
Gin gtluufsr prbuen tGnne. Iisif llnirfiiB
uHa fanl iu rrri6iceeuu gSiiie 9siasttn /:
Durb 9tit'itt gu esn Grtin, ruya SrEsun3
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Tsss Sf;bfiiisung an her 5air. 9Gr iib attr
tinrn ridljgeu Stsriif rrn BEN SEsle1 tsr
Surusrgi uuo brfn lfuisHpsiier 9ntDidtIuns |
MAIDEN nil, iciis bdtsr Ginpribun9 ter Salle |
ui6t fsbleH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-07

NltVtl 0pNNs
Sd ptiS, nif tsr 9titttr int gampflvisl Ter
SfitifH,
g(gebrif ipar ten TarF Su nit aiGten,
Iu meGtti hen 5Trune uid,t uHnE.big bf-
milb'n
Grirnrit ihm errsmiitbis tne Iidiiru,
1d5 8eimtlbmifeen III uibiigru Stuneer,
Ga Ter 1rudr icnit iblummrrt urb triumt
Bon tduisne rCrausbGlbIrnftu Nuntrn,
llne mas ipait itb int grbsr rid,t rrimt.
5rrBssm, auf res Sdbafs blAu.tuitiar gPcnr
SGpang i'd mid rmpGr gum pGrrair.
llue bert, tfi efm olt mptbolpaiihfu 9clfr,
6nub id Srris uuo Rtime in RaiTg.-
Ord ad duf etm Ssimprg III mir sntinllrn,
9Sas i'd Sttn 70 bIiBihHsil srfal,
20 ba5' ib Nlbuiirr pou gIppI,c5 Bdlalsn
Ntlne zhnee es5 Jtubmss rsrraR.
C'rum sEIai7 mir bic Gpal Ter srtunsrnrn
Rsbs
2d6 im 5rirtsu sfr g'rria mid rauarr,
I'D mrdiS mir iouit bel etm @rrsius. aelrtir
IrS AnieIldts Nubdrl vertauhm.-
Dpdl iplttf tu je fir has DlGgpTsamt Iaufen,
On prttii6spp.itiit @euis,
gEili ifb germ in ees =. .gScdtntlatis" Spalttn
mid rnufen
Cir cifG unS tic Ttmcfratte!
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= Ger g3iIfe6borre 0orreiponSent b

Der @iIteSbarre Correspondent bes
,,8spubIicau" meint, einen 9sI6Iub
birften mande 4eiddftsIeute fir boS
neue sabr faiisn, Der 8ieIen angenebm
pdre, nemlid: ,,9ab iie iOI6e, bic
9e6nunBcn prdientiren, nit mebr Gus
pprtommeubeit bebdnbsln, ais 8ettler,
9ineraaenten uno SauIirer bon Waas
rem, Die 9demano niinidr .-9amit bat
Der S6reiber ieoenfaaS einen @uni6
ausgeiproben, benz mir bOqsn 9eifaa
sebsn. IS 1T in ber Chat nidts ges
meiner uuo nieoertrdhtiser, ais oas
@ebabrsn eiuer setpiiien 9InHe 9sute,
ipenn ibnen cine 9tehnunB prdIentirt
tpirh. GcibiftsIeute fann man oieIs
@Icben nibt einmal uemen, oenu elm
ridbliser 8sIadiiSmam Sablt eben 70
serne, ais er isIbit es Iisbi, piinttlid
IGr Seliefsrts g4aaren bsSablt Su iueroen.
@enn elm Ylann nidt su Sablen pilenS
lit, 10 ipIltc CT aud nihts beteacn poel
cine 0icnilIeiItuns forosrn, bic nur &C.
gen S5GbIunB eeIeiitet pjrS. gSil
ipifen pobl, ooB ipir taubsu Obren prt.
biaeu, hsnn ole GeriiBte SIahe 1T Il
bidbGutis, UNI 9tnitauessefabI su BE-
liben tro5eem ipieoerholen tpir: &,
giebt nibts boosnl0s 0emeiueres, ali
Geutc nit Grobbsiien su yesnlirsu, ipeui
lie ibren iauer eripctbenen 8ereicnit Re
auiprudcn. gBir ipredtn MIR i'm 9ta
| 8emeineu, aber mem oer Stub pait, be
mag ibn 0nsiebtn.
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gScu Der SuSfeite.

glm 9icnitas @beno irurSe Scrr
6bas. g. 0sIbGrt ol5 SiriBent Der
S5nserrunee eripdbIt.
Gcnssyt SsS @arI8baber 9umen. Or.
deIter5 in Gcrmania Saas am Spnntas
9lbenS.
E3> g9ie mir bbren, b,irirtt Iih
Ssrr SriB Sdueiber, Der iobiaIe g9irtb
an 9}itt5ton Ipeuue uno 9eadb Straie,
um bic domination fir 6as lmt eines
9ertreters i'm Common @cuncil unb bat
aud quite glusithten, iie ron ben pers
eini5teu teutibeu Stimmsebern su ers
baltsu uno erpabIt sl ipereen. Serr
S6ueioer lit in Der g9aro geboren unb
auiBesosen unO nit ben 9sbiirfniIen
rsriclben iuObl beriraut, 70 nnb man ibm
6eren SntereReu rubiS anpertrauen
fann.
r@- 9tObitGtcn in SiIlsn unb 9ubs
ipaorsn, i'm See Sibs.
Ssa-g -glmoncirt im ,,@oHerbIatt".
t5- Gbus. Sdeut's Stiefel. unS
Sdubeeibdit 1T NIT ben teiten 8aa.
rem reidli6 berIeben uub bic lreiit
iiuo 70 uieSris, irie irSenSfpO in bsl
Stn6t. Q
td- SIN Sdubitore Der @etr. Slid
an Geoaritr. finSetman Die bsiteRaare
| nz- 6eiseRipan's berdbmtes 9lcipr
nrt 9laer uno 9aQantine's GrpCr
! Bier 1T INNER ~ baben beim TdBdcl
peer 9uBcne 6IaIhsu BEL glibde
Wdqer, 434 uno 436 Geear 9lpenue
te5BIsi6en tie beiieu 9utIbeu un
9ierSe 10 oerlejbsu. Nile 8eilequu
unseu Eel 9oit ppey TeIeP5on pdnttIie
Susseflbst.
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GGarles 8. g2eutfer,
SSpf0r,

529-2adlnanna Abeuue-529
0elo Gni,abluuasn unS gEtdi,l nod
0euGtlcno, SsRsTFuh NIB Der SdWtii, bil.
IN nno pauttliA btiorgt 8cllmadien Seita.
menis. 9uuitlisIe. ubtrbaupi ale nolariglsu
alis ia5ianOis dasadsrtiat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-07
Nie @im,pcibnnn

Der neusn SurnboGe finbst na6Iten
Rontag gladmitta9 TAFT. Der 9ue
iurmirt iib an 9drr's Saus um l llbr,
mdyIdirt ron Ia bic 9adaipanna 4penue
binauf gum Gompanie Store, bon Sa
6ontrcmarib sur Mppmius, Mpomine
binauf sur Wlulbsrrb, bieis binab sur
Benn, gem birab Sur 2udaipanna uno
bon oa bindbsr mad Spoe Bari sur
Turnbaqe. Ilebsr bic Ginipeibungss
feierIi6tsiten siebt 6as 9rosramm an
aneerer Steue ndbere gIuslunft, bes'
gIei6sn ilbsr bic am 3uss tbeiInebmtus
BEN Yereine.
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Gruben. ltnfdlIe in 1885.

Die ndbRebenSs GabCIe eictt Gin
Benaues @erssihnis6 Der @futen: llnfdIle,
meI6e i'm 2aufe beS Sabrcs 1885 in
Sriptftcr Sleritt's 9iltrilt iitb erei8'
neien, nePit Der g8ittipen uno @aiien,
bic tur6 ipl6e llnfaae ibre grnd9rer
berfpreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-07
Npn Netcrsburn.

--Gis giitps @eitbauIer ipirS am
SamItas, ben 20. Sebruar, in @abIsrs'
SalIe ibren idbrIi6en Mastenbaa abs
baIten, unb es ipdrc ibr cine sablrei6e
Sbeilnabme bon SerSen Su plniden.
gstersburs erbaIt 6ur9 bic neue
Ginri9tuns ;ipei gpitabIieferunsen tags
lid.
= Die 8eIief SpriBcn 60. bate am
Dpnnsrtas 9lbeno 8camtentpabI nit
folBeneem Reiultat:
9rifetnt, 9eispb Sant.
giit prhi, 9barlrs pati.
Sdagmtifftr, SAINTS S'Srisa.
StFrftir, Gbas. Jictiuipn.
Gjtb. Ssfr, Getparo 6rirs.
6Grtman, Sdfpb 6rits.
I. slliiittHt StnrY Sbaur.
.. gSiaiam S6nrier.
pipsman, Geparb 6artmanu.
I. pbilip Sod.
2. Stnrp gduffpn.
3. 6bas. Braun.
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@Sitpricllr 9fafrnrciberri.

Infer secbrter ,,eriter Rcpprter" mar
10 freimoli6. BEN ., ,Sbef" gum geuiatr
nit eiuem aiitdeu feiner SaUana5 ;u
reBaliren mS beSIcitete SdS iuilloms
meme GeIdeut nit fOISenoem poetii9cn
Grgufe:
eisbsr 5rig
lin mid lei eir rs6t in @uaSs ;u IsBrn
limb BEN @uifaub nidt nit :, ,Sts" al prlsBrn,
Stue i'd pir rsuil - atsr gut;
Nun itmef ras Nraut gauS pcblsemutb.
9ltttt ale. ibr 9SGlnfr's, rs6t ntiuEe
llnb eu, 8tpubliidngr, MAIDS ni4t ~ tunt
SCnlf nun tu, trie gismarf, nad GnnClIa;
,.Gjai Seil" Gein Gfmptrat 9. Celia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-07

szD- 6ilibiits Ron alien 6ormtn unS
SdattirmBCH, leidt unS itper, in
Srppa's See Sips,
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ra- GsiSsns 1aIdWtiider fir aae,
int 9ee Sibe.
sS- Serieps unS 9jidntsI, in 9rOipn'S
See Sipe.
sa5- 9yeIsmdsen uno 4eISbsidse in
8ropn's Bee Sibe.
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Gegfumittsl bel 5siaiaria.
9ntPS Ihcrinferse Rilen.

Gulis ViHtu THe nit einyr gauiueu'ssuders
psde astrirsta, lreibs t,ti,iteu ic an8.Etbm ue
Cnnfett ium 0ianfb en- uae isltR lem i-RA1sliin
0iasiA sgis5all@ ma9t.
zsBtFaa lH ta5tu. eS gis'. n SEFFab siF', nd
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6. .. 9spfucrs, gIputhefer.

Seoar Strabe. Strauton, pa.
gigentblmst BON Fowtrs' 9sber 4iQsu,
&urm 6prOioI, afttrwurm.SBrnp. SaHo.
lUurm.8eriiiger, 9nbncn.SBup sbeerbnIlam
iir 9uiteH, SriditE9en uu9 8rduue. oCutibes
Eminent. Samaita Snswsr, @iebpuloer uno
UieIe an0ere MrtiIel. 8
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Stephan Gutheinz,
cem4ScDerNS cS0cr,
gtbar Straes

etpar . ira PC,
jbil9su alsfT uus Sidsry Strasru, tmpfsbli
s!utm srrtbrttn putlifum fdu @tl96ft aufs
gsat. dlsiit isbr slri liefvrf ID gum biniai
Pen prtiis unb In befsr SuaIiidi, uub maE
ID libsraus auf bic spH mir jut.Triis.sH scs.
SigIiHsn @ariif nufrntyfIaa.
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CrIaDlaffEe G;inpfiuriSe,
ftrauIte fflbrr

unb ziialGria.
gus tititn uriatheu tuiiithsn TvttritreI duir
Qranlhstten hes Mleuittnatihehts. delseute
Grmpicmt ,eisin tsrgu Cailin an: efppeittuers
Iuii, TRACER 5tubiecHa. .Sppipsb NIT nebeli
teit. g3paieibiOfcit nan peH GHen, Abneli
auud eeoeu tbypefitdle oeeT aeliiiae s.ns
ftrefteuua. elui{irkcu uaGl per SRahljett,
9eilbartiii pes Compartments, aeorudie
Stimmana, ein Meiiibt ale habe man is6eno
cine giiait periaumb ealmiHoel, scr itlos
tarbter llttu. e8uitiGie GttNpp tuu1, -
unt ttirgtfm sis WINS tatuu1 tta,e Ntllmii,de, tas
tireti auf BE e,ttr uiytt N5 t,u tcteracetiiittl
baftu 3utcs qliGeu Uitt itrt5 Cteiatn. llye
s3irtuu3 AMI 9itffn uub Nsul VI tttniaus ptCulgt,
tatem tx are llnttinbtisu tuth titis bret ,,sinSs
febrer pCS 5ui:ehs" ttilltlsu unc apreiii, aes
fHaet e,sytluarh r91,iHiB,stn @tuFllani ulrt
Sdut une ttgeu trai.i3eu Gpper htriiille1. LEtt ;
e1tueu regurshsn iptgtr 0ld cher gtlhihptlstu,
noh fit 0t 5rtEt lei ter ti5i4;n 9sgaisageeii NM
Nne elm gicJslitts
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SiasOca &(eiber 9als.

Sir Ter @srftbtit usur 9Ieisr
Sprgi ttr Pets Ftsis S&nsietr
9iimmt eos Ra6 unN i@nsiett lI
GhteIt rbns TaR nnS &ub.
gPu tn mill, SAP nuf mem eaIIs
glarH 0ameu sr 9tialIr
Gjfbr bin gum 5iusbtII i5usN.
Samit 81 ibin auf er S!sa'
anuRSrsat has Ro6 fam nsbmsn
3u mem laSnsn uno tsQasmsn
gIujua gIltt uub tppbistaabt
Tfr ibm EaDtrf nrtsI ftbt!
Tenn rae Spri5pert gift npb butte:
,,S6Ene aieiesr mabsa 2euie !"
g9sr rsbt roth ausltdHiri
g9ire ssbSris rsiptftiis.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-20

the profound silence that followed
conscience reviewed the past, and he
knew that his sister had only spoken
tue truth. The habit Of fault find
ing, meeting no resistance in Essie's
gentleness, had gained in force till
all It's monstrosity stood plainly re-
ed in the experience of the past
month.
In the days when Essielay danger
ously Tx, there had been az sels re-
proach like this in her husbands
sorrow. He had given his wife fair
home, an ample income, frequent So
cial pleasure, many costly gifts, aud
loved her faithfully while poisoning
her whole life.
God help me-" be whispered, to
conquer this FAULT. Essie shall hear
no more fault-fading, and iifI see
her dropping, will send her to her
mother and have Linn back again
Never had wife and mother warm
er welcome than greeted Essie. The
children were unchecked in their
loudest demonstrations Of delight.
But Lima had to run into the hall
to hide her merry eyes when Her
bert, kissing Essie, said:
We must let mother have Lima
now, dear. She has been very kind,
and worked hard for my comfort;
but there is no home fairy like my
Essie.'
The quick glad look in Ills wife's
soft eyes told Herbert that one step
had been taken intbe right direction.
As the days glided BY, and Essie
found appreciation meeting every
effort to add to home comfort,
word Of praise for every little
triumph Of cookery or needle-work,
her pale face grew bright with I'M
told happiness. Gradually the care
worn expression was obliterated by
one Of content, and Herbert found
his own heart lightened by the cheer
fll voice, the sunny smile, the bright
eyes Of Essie he had woocd years be-
fore.
And Linn, making visit six
months later, told her mother on her
return:
Herbert has learned his lesson by
heart mother. lie appreciates Els
sic now at her value, and he lets her
know it,
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There we're five Of them, says tile
Sacramento Bee, and they had as
sembled in q cigar store near Capital
hotel. The subject was in regard to
horse-racing. Said hack-driver
who was present, "Talk about your
fast timel Why, I've seen horse
trot a mile in 100"
impossible - said the cigar store
proprietor. ut can't be donei
The best time / ever heard Of was
214k."
Said the hackman, ssI'll bet you
five dollars can prove what / says
Taken by the cigar man, coin put
up and referee chosen. In drawl-
ing voice, the hackman explained TO
the man Of cigars, Don't you know,
you idiot, that 100 is two minutes
and thirty seconds ~
Turning to the stakeholder, the to
bacconists then said, give him the
money its worth five dollars to
knew what q fool / ann 81 sas
.fe
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rhe wrong Man.

A laughable episode happened on
the special train which conveyed
General Grant over the Chicago and
Alton from Chicago to Springfield
At one Of the stations chap with
black carpet bag got aboard just as
the train was moving or. Mr. Me-
Mullen, general manager Of the road
stepped from the coach ont upon the
platform, and was mistaken by the
man with the carpet bag for General
Grant. The intruder was about to
introduce himself, when he was or
dered by McMullen TO ''get or
The fellow wanted to explain, but
was told to 'sgut off," thelast com
mand being delivered in such per-
emptory and anthoritive tone 81
voice that he jumped from the NOV
ing car AS he struck he shook his
old black carpet bag at McMullen
and shouted, "Gol durn you, Grant.
I fit under you, and voted twice for
yonforpresident, but.durn me ii ]
vote for yon again I"
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APPRECIATION

Just what l hayes expected 1ol
aboutl seven years. said Pauline
Worthington, looking up from an
open letter in her hand with frown-
ing brow.
is not your. letter from Herbert,
Lima p question Mrs. Worthington,
a silvery haired old lady with a gen
tie expression.
s. Y es,. mother. Essie is very i'll
with a low nervous fever, and they
want mesto come and stay until she
is better. z The carriage will be sent
at three o'clock. Mother and
Miss Pauline's eyes snapped, i
think it is about time Bert's tyraI-
ny oversthat little martyr was end
ed. He's.killing her.
Lima che is your brother
i canssee his faults if he is
Il neverlheard Essie complain
'She never would. But look
at her. Nine years ago, when she
was married, she was lively sun
beam, sosbrightl and pretty. Now,
pale, quiet, and reserved, her voice
is seldom. heard, her smile seldom
seen. Asswintry shadow of her for
mer summer brightness! Now she
is brokensdown.s4 You have never
seen her at home rE.but surely when
she is here you see the change
'Yes,.. dear, she has changed, but
family cares and
'Has Louieschanged SO? She has
been twelve years married.
Mrs. Worthlngton was silent.
Louie was hersoldest child, and pre-
sided over the home in which her
mother had been a crippled prisoner
for fifteen years. She took all the
household care, and had five chill
dren, and yet Louie had gained in
beauty, and certainly in cheerful
happiness, since her marriage, even
if the gayety Of girlhood was gone.
Henry appreciates Louie said
Lima. There lies the difference be-
tween her happiness and ESTES de
lection. If.there is any domestic
trouble, III enry and Louie share it,
while Herbert shifts it all upon Es-
sic. He is an habitual fault-finder.
Perhaps, dear, Essie is not as
good housekeeper as Louie. Her
bert may have good cause to find
fault
Once in ten times he may. |
nevergsaw a faultless house or house
keeper but Essie and her house are
the nearest approach to perfection l
ever did see.' iis
You never spoke SO before, Lima J
Because Louie and / thought it
best not to worry you with trouble
beyond your help. But firmly be
lieving, as / now, do that Herbert is
actually worrying his wife into the
grave, l intend to give him lesson,
that is if you can spare me to CO.
You must go, dear. l shall get
along nicely.
So when Herbert Worthington
sent his carriage, Lima was quite
ready for the fourteen mile drive to
her brothers house. 1t was house
wherein an evil spirit of repining OF
fault-hnding could not have found an
abode. Spacious, handsomely ftirn-
ished, with well-trained servants
and all the comforts wealth could
furnish, it seemed perfect paradise
on earth to visitors. But a very de
mon lurked there to poison all, and
this demon Lima had come to exer
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qRANpMoTHER REApING TIE

a
BIBLE.
= Hush, little feet. 60 softly
over the echoing floor,
Grandmotber's reading the Bible
60 There by the open door.
All OF its pages are dearer still
Now she is almost down the hill.
The golden summer sunshine
Round her is gently she'd,
Gold and silver together
Growing her bending head,
While she follows where saints have trod,
Reading the blessed book OF God.
Grandmother's past the morning,
Past the MONDAY sun,
And she IL reading and resting
After her work is done
Now in the quiet autumn ewes
she has only to bind her sheayes.
Almost through with trial,
Almost done with care,
And the discipline Of sorrow
Hallowed by trust and prayer;
" aiting to lay her armor down,
10 go up higher and take the crown.
No little feet to follow
Over this weary road,
No little hand TO tighten
OF many a Weary load;
Children standing i'll honored prime
Bless her now in ner evening time.
Grandmother has closed the Noiume,
And, by her sanity look,
Peace l know, she has gathered
Out OF the sacred Book.
Maybe she catches through that door
Glinpses of heavens eternal shore.
-ChristidR Weekly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-20
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