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sH1Lon's vlTAIIzER IS what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi'
ness, and nil symptoms OF Dyspepsia
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
CRoUP, Whooping Cough and Bron'
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh't
TnE Rev. George H. Thayer, of Bour
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shlloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W. E. Williams and 9
Menkemiller. D4w-Eow
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improvements Of civilization.

Georgia Cracter
First Burglar-Shall l crack him Jack =?
Second B.--You Know the penalty.
F. B.-Yes, but they don't hang any
more; they kill by electricity-so much
nicer, you know.
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GEO. Z. +. uILCIRISr,
IeJTu Solicitor for Complainant.
T7O THE CREDITORS OF ALIEN
ANnLu EnEN.

i. AMBER COES: -..--.
By virtue OF al order entered In the Circuit
CSuri Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on the LIST
day OF June, ISIS, In cause In ChanCery therein
pending, wherein william !. Hubbard and
Henry n. Russell, RsSIgnees OF Alexander Coen,
ATT cninptatHRnts, and the National Bank OF
West Virginia and Others are defendants, 1t Is
referred TO the undersigned commissioner OF
the sAid Court to ascertain 10 what persons the
said Alexander Coen was individually indebted
on the 18th day Of July, 1885, II there be any
such persons other than those 10 whom payment
has been made, ~ stated In the bill OF com
plAiuI; aud To report how and TO whom the
fund remaining In the hands OF the complain
ants should be distributed.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has hIed upon Tuesday, the I'd day Of July, lSSs;
commencing Atg O'Clock \. M, As the time, and
bis office. No 1901 ChapllnC street, In the city OF
Wheeling. Ohio county, West Virginia, rs the
place at which he will proceed to ascertain and
report the several matters In the Said order OF
reference required.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of June,
fSS. JOSEPH Il. Fault,
iOSru Commissioner.
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Stammering Cured.

System based upon natures laws. No sEGEECY
No TRICKS. System explained To those iutet-
CEted.
Testimonials from physicians, educators and
patrons, who have received benefit from the
method Of instruction. Address
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.
Washington School Of ElOcutiOn and English
Language,
Dol N. Street, n. W., Washington, D. G.
Students boarded In family Of Principal.
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Els9,ln Eg76,lE3
IEl lns

This is foreign valuation and repre-
sents not less than 100000 ut our home
valuations.
1t represents loss to the American
wool grower Of a market for not less than
100000 lbs. Of wool, and loss to other
industries, aud to other workmeu OF at
least 100000 for materials and labor,
which would have been used in this
country in one month underan adequate
Protective tariff.
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Our Moolen ImportntIons.

The imports OF wooden goods from
Bradford, England, to the United States
show n large increase every month over
the corresponding month OF last.
For tho month OF May the statement
ia aE follows.
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The TANNHAEUsER BEER

The TANNHAEUsER BEER
is a Special Brewing of the
BERGNER & ENGEL BREW
ING COMPANY, and unques-
tiOnably the Finest Light Beer
extant. 1t is brewed from the
finest Pale Canada West Barley
Malt and saazer Hops, and highly
recommended for its tonic and
nutritive qualities.
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CHICAGO, Juno 2a.- Cattle Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1000 head: market irregular;
bccyes 50 7Ga5 20; cows and mixed 81 5HLi 20;
st0cEers and feeders s. 2ja3 Is; Texans 81 %
AZ %. Hogs-ReCeiptS 5000 head; shipments
$500 head; market strong; mixed S. 4SGS O. y;
heavy s. 65a5 IS; light S. IOa5 65 pigs and culls
81 i6a6 30. Sheep-Receipts 800 head; ship
mcnts none; market slow; muttOnS 81 O0ai ";
western feeders 81 3iAi 10; Texans s. O0l3 10;
lambs scout w per head.
EAST Liberty, Pa, June 25.-Cattle- Receipts
2O9 head shipments IFS head; market very
slow aud l0a9Oc of on good, common and me
llum, and &c of from last Mondays prices
HogS-RecelpS q, 600 head; shipments 2, 100 head
market slightly declinded; PhiladelphlaS s. "
as w; mixed s. 75a5 so; Workers s. 6jat 70: com,
mon TO fair S. 5Oa5 GO. Sheep-ROcepS $500
head; shipments $500 head; market active on
good aud sc higher; slow on common and me-
dunn VI last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI, o.. June i2S.-Hogs slow; com
mon and light s. o0a5 .; packing and butchers
s. 25aI so; receipts $500 mead: shipment l.5GC
head,
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JDln hnutThou hIlu ubLula'
Hv virtue of an order entered IN the above en-
,iied cause on the 3iN day Of May, 1855 II IL re-
ieTy.d 10 tho undersigned commissioner OF the
Lii Court To take, state and report, Us follows:
FirSt-The amount Of personal property which
s,mt into the hands Of the complainant Hs al
ministTatar o. the estate al Mary Anderson, de-
ceased, and " settle his accounts:
SerOnd-Thc debts Of the dccedcht' Mary An
TIdTJ-Thc real estate OF which said Mary An
IcrSnn died EclIrd aud possessed, with the value
and description Oi the same.
Fourth-ThU liens, II any, on said real estAtc'
with their respective prlOritles:
Flith-Thc names Of the heirs a. law OF the
yAii Mary Anderson, deceased, with their re-
spcctlvc Interests In her estate.
SIxth-ThC Hens, II any, on the Interest oil any
Of tho heirs at Law Of said Mary Anderson, de-
caSeI. Ia her SAid estate, with their respective
SevOnth-Any other matter deemed pertinent
by said commissioner. or required by any party
Interested,
Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned
has axeh WpaR Wednesday, the 18th day Of July,
lSSs. commencing at o'clock n. m, Ns the time,
and his office. No. 1901 Chapline street, in the
ClIy Of Wheeling Ohio county, West Virginia,
~ The place nj which he will proceed to HSCer.
tAln and report the several matters In the sAid
order Of reference required.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF June
lSNS, JOSEPH L, PAULL,
Commissioner.
GEO. 4. T.. GILCIIRISr,
I.ITu SOIIrItnr for Complainant
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GLEyELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
~ RAILRoAD.-Undct schedule In effect May
Is, 1888. Trains leave bridgeport, Central Stand.
ard time: For Pittsburgh Chicago and Ciuye-
land 400 am; For Pittsburgh, lU.l7 m, For
Chicago and Cleveland, l;l2p III, Fer Pitishrtga
and New York, $3.50 IN For Stcubenyille s;;i
N. For Martins Ferry, 6s4b am.
Tra'ns arrive Ut Bridgeport al 1853 N, 10 Is 4
N Y: > N, 4:lb y m, +A7 p IN, and 7H7 m.
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commissioners Notices.
,n,l1sSInNER,S NOTICE.

NOMMlsSlONEH"
~ III. Circuit Court of Ohio County Yves
yIglRia.
u, D. Dovener
wt.,,r,y w. partersburg & In ChancCFy
'TTiBrlnnati transportation COm'
May aud Others $1,000
nc virtue Of III order entered IN me agoNe On ~
~ us. nm The "a day Of June, 1855, II Is re
I'LL In Inc undersigned commissioner OF ln'
ii.n C6ir,, TO take state and report an account
"i9!.SNS'l tns Indebtedness II any, Of the e
tn,t Ch ,rlr. ii. Booth. deceased, or Of FnnE
Wiki, n. administrator Of the said esLAte' 70 lht
bTWhrrliug. PArkcrsburg & Cincinnati lranb'
Wy ,,,T"n Cnnpany by reason Of money lm'
p'D.l,,"rIy withdrawn thCrCirom or otherwise;
Fsgrnud-WhCthCr NJ tht tlhe o. 1nc .Sl1,aL
,ts,, of tho dividend OF October, 1883 mentioned
iHO,IL. Iii "i complaint, the condition OF the
'a,g wheeling, PAfGerSbHFg i SlmSlhnatl tt1hs'
w, ,I,stInu Iofnpany Justified the defamation or
p,vmrnt NJ the said dividend. ,-,,.., ,,o
F"iGinI-What persons were stOcEhOldcEs oI the
ali CORPORATION nj the time wheh me MN nv y
Ga,,j wn, declared, the amount OF thelr STOCK
.r,u..rtiyrly and how much was paid on account
~ ,t5i dividend 10 each OF said st0cEhOlIers'
" .%mrth-Nuy other facts deemed pertinent py
w. .@i'l commissioner and required BY any .
the parties, ,-,... ,L,., ,ho UNDERSIGNED
has dIed upon Monday. the "a DAY o. July, ~
nna1nmpBgipp 1tq o'clock II, IN, ms the time, ana
hi" Office No. 1901 ChApline street, u the place
Al which he will proceed 10 ascertain ana report
the several matters In the said order oil reference
required. ,,,, al 1., ~ limo
,ss ~" '''.'N' JOSEPH r. Fault,
1872 Commissioner.
Wp IIrppAgp and II. NJ. RUSSELL,
I'm Solicitors for Complainant
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ELEGANTLY PACKED
FOR FAMILY USE.

Tho high reputation enjoyed
by the Borgnor & Engol Com
pany is due to the fact that only
tho Finest and Best Materials are
used and that the greatest skill
and care are exercised during its
manufacture.
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"when l grow up" said little six,
year.old philosopher, "shan't l feel
strange for day or twop"
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Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep
TENDER ~.
Course of instruction embraces Elocntion,
Practical English and English Classics, I&t@,
Mathematics, Modern Languages. Vocal and In
strumcutal Music and Physical Culture.
The Principal Is assisted by I'm efficient corps
OF teachers In each department.
Graded Glasses for boys and girls daily
Adult Glasses and private instruction given IN
Diplomas awarded. A limited number OF pC-
pills accommodated In the family.
For circulars and references apply TO lETElil'
aRSCER office HCal
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educational.
Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
Near wheeling, W. Va.
KslstOrs Of the vlhtAtlOn.l

A school Of more than national reputation
oIers exceptional advantages for thorough edr'
cation Of young ladies iu all departments IA
brary Of six thousand yolu es. Fine philo-
sophiCal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted. Corpse
pIauo teachers trained by leading professor
rom Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal cul'u
according TO the method of !he old Italian mas
tiers. .,A
Location unsurpassed for beauty and heaitn
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In al
the principal cities, address ,,,,,, n,pvcrRPss.
sci THE DlkEOlhI:sS.-
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY, Pa, Juno 2S,-opcned at 7g77Ic; high.
est 7aJ.C; lowest 72ic; closed At sales $50.
900 barrels: clcarlnces l,lS2,000 barrels; ship
ments 900 barrels; runs ~ SJS barrels; char
teB none.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Juno ei-Pctroieum dull
but steady opened at 72sIc; closed at 7S7Ic;
highest 7asGc; lowest 721sc.
NEw YoRX, June 25.-Petroleum opened at
79s9c; closing at ,79Gc; highest 731Ic; lowest
72ssiEc; sales 7O6 600 barrels,
BRADFORD, Pa, June 25.-0pened at 72IIEzc;
closed 79]ao; highest 731zc; lowest 79}Ic; clear
lnccS JgO,OOO barrels.
TIrUsvILLE, Pa, June 2j.-opened at 725tci
highest 1870; lowest 7ss'4c; closed at 1910.
Dry Goods.
INV YoRK, June 25.-Tntle was quiet In all
| depHrtmcntS but the movement OF goods on old
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(,0VNISsIONEK,S NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West
Virginia.
lanes II. Russell administrator
OF tho estate Of Mary Anderson ,,,...-.,
deceased, III CH""ec'''
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Mny2 1883 PRsserges
tRlns Will run as iollDws-Central time. AZ
trains daily except those marked thus I which
do not run on Sunday.
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NEw YoRK, June gj.-Trale was quiet In all
departments, but the movement OF goods on old
ENGAGEMENTS was very large,
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won't hold grudge about it. Look here
Bergman, / like to know my ground. Are
you going in for that pretty Carol, 0IHy hsay,
or can you be scared OFF,"
"Not by you, sir, at least"
"Oh. well. can't say that blame YOU,
but Lyman's influence will be on my side,
and she thinks q sight OF her brother. lie
don't like you any too well now, it strikes
me.n
~ am sorry if that is the case. have
nothing but the lkndest regard for nlm."
Then you haven't any idea Of what has
set him against your
81 haven't any desire TO discuss the sub
ject with you, Mr.. Ingot."
"Well, you don't take any pains to hide
the fact that yoa don't like me, said Ingot,
jovially. "But I'm good-tempered fellow
not easily offended, so I'll forgive you By
the by, you didn't get any thing from that
rascal to night, did you' Seems queer that
he should have gone through the dem SO
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FOR OUR YOUNG READERS.
MAMMALS GOODNIGHT.

rlamma loosens the baby's frock,
And takes OF each little shoe and SOCK;
She softly brushes the golden hair,
And pats the shoulders dimpled and bare;
She puts on the night-gown white AMI long,
Humming the while an evening song:
Daytime is over;
Play-time is closing;
Even the clover
Is nodding and doing.
Baby's bed shall be soft and white
Dear little boy goodnight good-nightF
Mamma kisses the little pink feet,
And the tiny ma IDS 50 dimpled AMI sweet
The rosy cheeks, and the forehead white,
And the lips that prattle from morn TILL night
With last fond kiss for the golden crown
Gently and softly she lays him down.
And in the hush that the twilight brings
She stands by her darling's bed and sings:
lover the billow
Soft winds are signing;
Round Baby's pillow
Bright dreams are flying.
Here comes a pretty one. sure TO alightl
Dear little boy, goodnight goodnight"
-EedOrd G.. BuBlstefa. IN our Line ones,
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One other person besides Hiram Ingot
had taken note of young Bergman's pres.
ence, and felt in "A measure aggrieved by
1t. This was Lyman Childer, and it is safe
TO say that jealousy was at the bottom of
his sentiments, for Miss EVerleigh had
given him only such smiles as she had for
all her guests, while that upstart of an ex-
messenger had claimed her attention for a
full half hour, and left her brighter than he
had ever seen herewith that soft light on
her rather cold, rather naughty face.
He did not turn to her, however, when
his chance came. He got his eyes on the
disconsoate figure Of the banker, and fol-
lowed him into a side room which was not
open to the guests Fancying himself
alone, the elder man had dropped his mask.
He looked DID, and gray, and miserable,
shrinking as it seemed before that impend-
ing blow from cruel fortune; but flush of
indignation mantled his cheek as he faced
about when his name was spoken.
Oh, you, Childerl You made mistake
in the room, suppose. An old fellow like
me wants to get out of that crowd for a
little quiet"
pardon me, Mr. Everleigh. | saw you
come n here and followed to speak TO you"
"You-you haven't any bad news!n
Nothing of the kind, unless it is bad news
to say that know something of the difficult
ties which are around you,n
He broke off, hesitating, as if in search
for words with which to express himself.
The banker leaned toward him, in the hun
grlness for sympathy which Il man feels
who has held himself forcibly aloof from it.
DO you know that those people are blam-
ing me FOR this affair to-nghti They say
am cheating my creditors by just so much
suppose it is the truth, but | was deter
mined she should have this last birthday,
unclouded, to remember, after"
is it really so bad as all that, Mr. Ever
leighf
The gray-haircd man struggled with the
emotion which was choking him
unless some miracle interyenes, | shall
go TO the wall within week Edson's en-
bezzlement Of a year ago was what shook
me first end there has been a terrible
shrinkage in values since. II had been an
INSCRIPTIONS rlan might have recovered
part, butt here his head lifted though |
am ruined myself, no other man shall be
wrouged by me"
In that case, it would not require a very
large sum TO tide you over. would itt,
LESS than that ihieving cashier took
with him when he abscondcd. I've hoped |
to the last that he might be discovered and |
compelled to disgorge \ vain hope! feel |
like cursing him and my blindness; but that |
don't help matters"
81 have hope that ! may. Ny sister and |
have lately fallen heir to quite little fort |
une, left to Us by an uncle in the far West.
IL is in available form, and Carols share is
placed unteservedly in my trust pending
her majority. can place u hundred thou
sand dollars in your hands in few days
time II that will be sunicient 10 carry you
Dvern
at is more than enough cried Mr..
Everleigh in quick revulsion from despair
TO happiness, SEEING and wringing the
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clare, I've laughed more than once since
you told me what was in it. l reckon he
looked for nothing short of United States
bonds, or mebbe treasury notes for hun
dred thousand dollars or So just fancy
him when he opened it! Good thing for you
that it warn't the original Of them there
deeds and mortgages " Mr.. Ingot had 4
slipshod fashion of speech which was good
enough for all ordinary occasions, though
he could be more correct when he so de-
sired. "But didn't come to sit gassin' with
you all night want to see that pretty lit
tie sister of yours. I'm struck on the girl,
and guess she knows it,"
''She doesn't return the sentiment, I'm
afraid" sad Lyman, with curl of the
upper lip
"Oh, well. she will That's one comfort
Don't you say sol"
~ don't know what you mean"
'Oh, guess you do | think we under
stand each other. Don't bother to come
along, know the way. Stay and read your
letter It's from Farraker, dare say; more
about that lucky inheritance OF yours, just
be little careful how you dispose of your
sisters portion if She should marry soon,
she'd want to give it over into her hus-
bands hands, of course: quite the proper
and correct way of doing, and it amt at all
unlikely"
"Confound the manl' muttered Lyman
between his teeth, when the other had with
drawn. SIS he actually after Caroli 1t is too
badW
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BURMESE HOUSES.
Queer Structures which Are All Built ON
the. Same Plan

the. Same Plan
a long street, not too clean traversed
by a raised brick-paved pathway in the
middle, runs parallel to the river bank los
ing itself in the jungle at either eud The
houses stand az irregular intervals on both
sizes Of it and are all built on much the
same plan, whether they be frail erections
OF bamboo and mats, or-lilge Mouug DAVIS
more substantially constructed OF beams
and pianks. Their size varies much, for
every one builds his own residence and
does II as he p.cases, since IN this happy
valley there are no municipal regulations
or local government rules TO curb the eX-
ercise Of taste. which is sometimes little
eccentric, Before many houses there are
bamboo frames upheld by poles. covered
with luxuuant creepers which pro-
duce immense pumpkins. Their own
stalks are insufficient 10 bear their
weight long before they ripen, so the cult
vators brace them neatly up TO the frame
work to prevent their falling This Is the
only gardening INDUCED in within the vii
lage precinct. outside il there are some in
kept enclosures where a few coarse vegeta-
bles are grown. The interior Of Burman's
house conveys the idea that he had only
enough material for one entire floor, and bv
way Of obtaining variety laid the front half
two feet from the ground and the rear half
six feet higher. Thus man standingon
the front.nd lower floor has above him only
the rafters, aud the floor Of the rear half
has nothing below it but the bare ground.
The space between the two floors is left
open altogether or is protected with lat
tice work, and a flight of rude stairs en-
ables the family 10 pass from one story 10
the other The upper one is screened from
public view by "A partition, and is used
as general bed chamber being
walled in all around, with window or two
on the floor level The lower floor is gener-
ally open on all sides, and there the occu-
pants may be found during the day. cook
ing, eating. louuging OF working, in full
view of the passers-by. The vacant space
below the bed chamber is utilized as store
house, poultry yard and cattle shed so the
owner has his worldly goods under his pro-
tecting eye al al times. The conveniences |
OF civilized life find no place in such vii |
lagos as this. and the people seem to get on
IN their quiet way very well without them. |
The pOst-oiiice is an institution unknown. /
for no one writes or receives letters. There |
are no policemen, for there is nothing for
them 10 do No goats trcspass on the road |
at kanuee, to be caught and impounded bv
the stern servants Of the law: and that. as
everybody knows, is the occupation with
out which, ia the busy town, the native
peeler would be d lost man. Cor..t.l .loga-
zine,
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completely and yet have had nothing at al
on his person.
'sYou heard Mr.. Childer declare nothing
was missing"
Nothing Of Importance, corrected In
got II was thinking that il could be made
rather an embarrassing matter if you were
10 find that the robber had foisted his spoils
on on you papers, for instance. You are
quite sure that you didn't get any thing of
the kindGi
II am quite sure that prefer taking my
way homeward alone, Mr., lngot.n
'oh, you do I'm glad you mentioned it.
Well, goodnight" and he went of so cheer
fully and promptly that Norris felt a little
ashamed of his petulance.
But when he reached his own room, and
began dlsrobing for the night, piece Of
paper fluttered out from some fold Of his
clothing and fell 10 tho floor II was only a
torn scrap, apparently from letter;
no use to contest the will If my for
mer communication led you TO entertain
false hopes, it was because | had his assur-
ance Of years standing. aud the result is
as much surprise and disappointment TO
me as 1t can be TO you Failing your ex-
pected inhern-
That was all there was Of t. Norris was
utterly at a loss TO know how ii came into
his possession. If it had found a Judgment
there during his struggle with the burglar,
might il not have been written TO Lyman
Childer, and mean that the barrier Of
fortune did not exist between Carol and him
self His heart beat quicker at the thought.
fro De CONTINUED
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THE LOST CHILD.

I've lost q child-O, tell ME did you meet
My little darling in the sunny street.
With wind-blown hair, bright eyes and flying
feet
Like swift-winged birds
allow large was she ?" Why, just a tiny thing;
TITS such short time since used to sing
Low sleepy songs and feel her soft arms cling
About my neck.
"How old is she :" Why, really forget;
just old enough to love and kiss ana pet,
Only merry little maid, and yet
Not quite ch Id.
Il seems but yesterday saw her go
Leading her playmates u laughing row;
If you had met her you would surely know
Her smiling face.
You thought her older, more than twelve, you
sayf
That can not be until another May
Opens the buds and br ngs the happy day
That gave her life.
SIS that the child? almost woman grown;
She holds her girlish haa high as your own;
Some one will find her though sne goes alone,
You need not fear"
1 know she's tall and cares no more for toys
That's Harry with he, making all this no Sc;
Why don't he go and play with other boys,
I'd like to know.
IT'S five years since her twelfth birthday was
With tender leaves, and all the months be-
tween
Have slipped away till she is seventeen
The child is LOST
Louis Hau IN Hide-Apdks.