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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23
TEA TABLE TALK.

A bronze ink, that looks US if it had been
Sanded, is one of the late things on paper.
The aGniral's hat did not have a long run
because it made til" average woman look ike
aguy,
PRAYER books DO ind in colors to CORE
spond with the ecclesiastical seasons arc ex
hbited.
Bangles would appear to have become the
craze again, and finest silver threads the
favorte
Booknarkers with slips of paper for com
nents on what is read are new Boston
wrinkle,
Fur top shoes are seen on the feet these
DAYS of some of the extravasant women of
Vanity Fair.
Solid silver paper knives in the form Of q
Damascus sword have crept in anon. we'd
ding presents.
The cold water treatment for q beautiful
complexion is said to be gaining more con-
verts every day.
Not many women have the courage to
have their picture taken in toboggan dress
by rural photographers.
There is in England a society conducted
Dy lhlleS IuI the pipuiolihr VI iOAio 'ci TANS
among servants. Valuable prizes are given
Already those who are popularity supposed
to know everything are saving moro people
will go to Europe next summer than ever he
fore.
Reputed swells, just from the other side,
have introduced n high hat wholly different
from the stoveppe new the fashion IN
America
Partisan dandies have tired of the gold
knobbed canes, crutch canes and canes with
ducks beaks that have been the rage, and
are carrying thick stick with the claw of n
crawiiSh for handle.
The women Of Paris have adopted for the
winter season waggle in their walk. The
art of waggling gracefully in furs is being
taught at tn best dancing schools The cor
rect waggle is described as a short step and
an undulatins sweep of the hips. 1t is said
TO be much more graceful than the mannsh
stride that prevailed during the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE.

Mrs D. Giveway, of Tennessee Pass, Colo,
gave birth to five bouncing boy babies re-
Gently.
The proprietor of the Florida house at St
Augustine is serving on his tables water
melons, cucumbers and Jamaica ginger.
A citizen of Brunswick Ga, proposes to
paint his house black and ornament the roof
with representations of collins painted white
A fire in the hearth of house at Danbury.
y. c., has not been out in forty-ilve years
The man who occupies the house built it and
he has never spent "a night away from home
Frank Briggs, u years old, was drowned
Tuesday, Jan. 3, at Winchendon, Mass, and
the body was found Wednesday evening BY
use of an electric light, which was put under
water on pole,
A Birmingham. Ala, man fired a revolver
point blank at Negroes head, but the bullet
glanced off, passed through thick wall and
fell TO the floor in an adjoining room The
negro escaped with slight scratch.
Augustus Arthur Percival, keeper of the
town hall of Chelsea, London. was arrested
for breaking up political meeting in the
hall by turning the hose on it The defense
was that the meeting was so turbulent that
he had to take that course to keep the hall
from being destroyed. The floor, it was
testified. was half an inch deep with water
before the stream from the hose drove the
crowd out
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AcTcRs, SINGERS, MUSICIANS.

Stuart Robson says that he does not belong
to It church.
Boucicault's new play, "Cushla Machr.e,"
i based on an old novel
Minnie M;rilern is rehearsing new play
ny Steele Ma, kaye, called " Inlinto."
1t is said that Mckee Rankin, ambition to
play = Macbeth " has been fully stated.
Edwin F. Mayo is soon to produce rev
play by u Detroit newspaper man, with Olga
Verne as his leading lady
Mr.. John Mackaye, ii is now definitely ta-
c.de!, will start out upon his travels at iao
head OF his own company Jan. -.
Emma Nevada was singing in Florence at
la,t accounts. Sno goes thence to Russia and
viii sing IN England again next Year.
The May Fisk varie.y company was re
Gently robbed and abandoned BY Its treasurer
in the unsettled and chilly wilds of western
Colorado.
The Cincinnati Musicians Protective union
has decided that no member shall play i'll an
orchestra with women under penalty of ex-
puiSion and a fine of 500 if h. applies for re-
msJateinent.
JOuH l. SuinNuIl, " w pa u lur Vi De
Targy in "A Parsian Romance is not from
Detroit, as has been stated He was born on
Bear Island, near the extreme southwestern
coast of Ireland.
Smaller towns in the west are being
amused by q troupe composed of three
Chinese young men, who give q show por-
,laying the manners and customs of the
heathen in China.
The negotiations between Nine. Modjeskh
and Eben Plympton were concluded by tele-
graph Jan 10, and Mr. Plympton will take
tho place OF W iliiam Morris as leading man
for Modjeska at the beginning of her engage
ment at the Fourteenth Street theatre, New
York ON Jan. 30.
Annie Oakley, whose skill with the rifle
made her ono of the attractions of Buffalo
Bills Wild West show, has returned to this
country. Her husband, Mr. Butler, says
Buffalo Bill and John l.. Sullivan showed 81
simultaneously in Birmingham with the re-
suit that l47 spectators viewed the Wild
West, while nearly 5000 person admired the
pugilist.
Lotta-or rather her agent, though sh
probably inspired him--has offered to supply
street names to the lamp posts and corners OF
Pittsburg, city that Is as poorly off in that
regard as Brooklyn. She makes the offer
worthless. however, by STIMULATING that the
word Lolita, i'll letters as big as those used in
the name OF the street. shall be affixed to
every sign
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Leo XIII always dimes alone

Leo xii always dimes alone
Mr.. Russell Sturgis of the house Of Barring
Brothers left an estate of E2.0O.oO.
Mr. Gladstone has decided not to go to
Rome TO have an interview with Pope Leo.
The Italian Academy of Science has
awarded TO NJ. P steur the great worlds
prize Of 81, 40
The lace curtains in the Robert Garrett
mansion at Baltimore cost 500 yard, and
some Of the carpets are declared by an en-
thusiast to be actually worth their weight in
gold.
Cirrus Field began life as a clerk in New
England store, and once worked for A l.
Stewart for tine munllicent salary OF go
year. He left the dry goods kings employ
10 stll newspapers.
Senator Quay, Of Pennsylvania, is one Of
the few college graduates not engaged IN
teaching who keep up their Latin and Greek
He is said to be Il man who has an unusual
amount OF book learning"
Adam Forepaugb, the circus man, wears
diamond for which Chicago broker re-
ceutly offered him $1,000 1t weighs forty
carats. He has also fifteen carat diamond
collar button, for which he paid 5000.
1t is related of Judge Clementson, OF Ian
caster. Wis. who is now candidate for re
election in the Third judicial circuit OF Wis
eonsin. that to save time and oblSe the law
y.rs he once held court ON q railroad train
Tn. Duta If Nevcastle's PROPOSAL TO pre-
sar, a c,,,ss NJ gold and .,eus to the altar Of
{, pals cathedral has aroused IA storm OF
o,,,,rno,, amono the clei-ry OF the English
Protestant church The duke is an advanced
rituallst.
tn. D,te nj Snarta. crown prince OF
,;,,,-.c,. Who is TO marry one of the Prince Of
VI. d,n,b+ars * a very handsome young
man aavore.i to athletics and field sports
H. III "a h., in Inv. with all three of his
-, 49,, ,r.,f,rs pr;ncess Maud
-, no,rar has collection
Nii'ii ies ~ oh u - - -, oI;,-a
.. "'ei ~ tNAI', -, - ;,,di. ~
ihey are VI e''o' ".-'1 m s;,a, ara
IL ,,,1l,.,i,, embraces sr.e.i-
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DESOLATiON.


Alone I sit In gorgeous state,
And view my gathered treasures rare,
Which seem TO mock my cruel fate
Ny lonely 1T, 50 bleak and bare
Within is wealth and warmth and light,
Close curtained from the whistling wind,
That sweeps and sxirls with reckless might,
Whose breath brings death 10 human kind
But the cold wind OF her deep scorn
Has biighted all my joy Of life;
Within my soul no hope is born
No rest or peace or savage strife.
And what care for pride or fame,
Since love from out my heart is driven,
All. all is but an empty name
Ashes the prize for which I've striven-
Dead ashes from deep despair,
A heart burned out by passions fire
o God. she was 50 false. SO fair,
And blind was with fond desire.
loved with love that ne7er grows old;
Ny worship followed where she led;
But weary Of tale oft told,
She left me.-and the world is dead.
Martha " Ross in Times Democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23

that so many otherwise attractive, polite and
particular people afiiict their friends by the
foul aud disagreeable odor of their breath ;
it is mainly caused by disordered digestion
and can be corrected by removing the cause
by using that pure medicine Sulphur Btters
Health Magazine. jan23dSwIt
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A Fortunate and Grateful Woman.

Mrs. J. II. Giles. of Everett, Pa, says
suffered for many years from Kidney and
Gravel trouble. Besides, had other COM
plants common to my sex. | began using
DIR. David kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of
Rondout, y. Y. A few words tell the result
am happy and perfectly well woman once
more. Thanks to DIR. Kennedy and his Fa-
vorite Remedy. Price 81.
jan23d&w4w
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MANY go ont for W DOL and &c. shorn.

But they who go out for Hop Ointment to
cure their chapped hands or lips are never
disappointed 1t gets there every time All
druggists sell it, % cents. or mail stamps to
Hop Co.. New London, Conn.
inn14Io.,i NM oh u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23

NcM> thai are fretf1l raevish,
cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker'5 Baby soother.
i contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price Is cents. Sold BY
J NJ. Mixer. 1874 Water street, druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23

Canada took it az. and in every province it is
the standard Clre. II crossed the ocean, on
aeauaut, aud alike in Scotland England
ard Ireland III the extremes Of climate and
temperature. It : the same sovereign Con-
oilrrnr Of Pain. Distinguished men and
physicians Of -nu'h and Central America
nave used and recommend it. and street-crierS
Il. We sung + PRAISE in verse on the streets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23
Railroads 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains in Effect
Oct. "a. 1857.


Until further notice trains lesve Augusta a. fol.
lows:
GOING WEST Oils A. NJ for Lewiston, Farm.
ington Rockland Portland and Boston; $40 A. NJ.
for Hallowell and Gardiner; 1000 A. Nj for Lewis
ton, Pennington, kockland Portland and BOSTON;
zoo 4. NJ. for Haliowell and Gardiner 3.0i L. VI.
for Brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, Portland and Bos-
ton; $40 4. NJ. for liaowel and Gardiner, l0.S5 l..
Boston, and for Bath Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 2.e5 A. NJ. might eNpncssl for
Skowhegan, Dexter Belfast, Bangor Bar HaFbor,
ST. stephen, 81. John and Aroosto0k County, $40
A. NJ for Wateryille, Skowhegan, Bangor aud Green
Vile, $50 Z. VI. for Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter.
Bangor, Ellsworth, BAR Harhor, ST. stephen, st.
John and Aroostook County. and on saturdays, 40
Z. NJ. for Waterville.
The Night Pullman Trains run each WAY every
night, Sundays included, but not 10 skowhegan, on
Monday mornings. or TO Belfast and Dexter or be
yond Bangor ON sunday mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. leaves Gardiner for
Augusta al 40 A NJ. Is and AS l.. NJ. ilallowtn.
At SOC A. NJ, l.So and S.0s 4. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, $40 A. Nj, and
l2.i0 L. NJ, for Waiervie and Nanceboro, 100 4.
NJ, and 40 L. NJ; due from Boston, lc4> and 10
I. NJ. due from Nanceboro and Watervilc, .55 \.
NJ. and 1880 T. NJ.
Through tickets TO California and all points South
and West may be had Of r. II. Walker. ticket agent,
Augusta the only office selling Via all routes aud
checking baggage free Of expense,
PAlSoN TUCKER. Gent Manager.
T. +. BOoTiiRl, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Ag't
Portland, Oct. 70. lsss.
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Why throw away much hard-csrned
money trying worthless medicines, when for
30 cents a remedy can be procured that will
cure coughs, colds, sore lungs and Group:
Give it a trial Adamson~ BaIsam will 10 it.
Trial bottles 10 cents. jaul7d&wIw
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Eyery Man. Woman and Child
1t BELONGS TO the Universe

in the United States knows its name and
nau,es it n a rene ~ which should be il
every house for every home knows its value
A. a sterling comforter the trucs, relief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23

Ayers Pill cure n-fipa;ion improve the
appetite. promote digestion, restore healthy
action. and regulate every function. This
medicine is pleasant to take and gentle in its
OPT ration See article in Ayers Almanac.
ian23Ieol&wIw
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A Harvest.

The surgeon grins from ear to ear,
The sliding track at last is here.
Merchant TrAve2w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-23
The South African Parliament

praised II in open debate, and the same was
cone ny L. ;. Senator In India it won its
first golden medal at the Calcutta Exposition,
where expert chemists and physicians
awarded it It's due. AMI by right it has won
in all similar competitions One of the most
distinguished scholars of Germany thought it
his duty TO praise it. and such has been its
need from Preiatts, Potentates and the Pres
\ distinguished Traveller comments upon its
use in Egypt II was the comforte, and cure
OF the lost half frozen explorers among
The icebergs of the Arctic Seas.
/ found its place i'll the knapsacks OF the
British soldiers in the Sordan. and it il
permanent supply to the medicine chests
OF her Najtstys war ships
] would seem enough to show what il
is !" ~, but one other potent fact can't be
disreEaseied. Another continent has been
captured and It has taken possession of the
ira te there. In ore shipment upon one
order from Australia so gross were de
hvcre't. 1t holds it OWE as tile best known
remedy of the as-e for Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgiG. LunsbaGo Sciaiica and all painful all
netts. Ai,si what It IS doing row specifically
Is i8'f Il Is Ioffriig from Hedr'y al It's patrons
stdtcnses'is that IL pans cuss,i By lis healin1
rirfDes. firm. TIE int IF cure to DE dat Of M
rfsF''es', embracing i 'apss Of years. remain
Permanent without Recurrence,
Sold By Druggists ard Dealers.
The Charles =. vogeier Co., Balto., Nd.
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GRAND TRUNK R'W'Y OF CANADA.
Sam mer ARRANGEMENTS.

Summer ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after Monday. MAY 10 lss., trains will run
follows from Portland
For Auburn and Lewiston, 40 4. NJ, lis aud 50
Pm
For Gorham, go AM, l.8o and So T.. NJ
For Gorham. Montreal and Chicago, $50 \. VI
and 40 PIP. VI.
For Quebec, i.3o L. NJ.
n For B"'kheid and can}sn' no A. NJ and lao T.
Pullman Palace Sleeping night train Tar.
Tor cars on day train between Portland and Montreal
TICKET OFFICE Is Exchange Street and Depot
foot of India Street.
Tickets sold NJ reduced rates 10 Canada Detroit,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati st. Louis OinuhA
Saginaw, 81. Paul, salt Lake City, Denver, san
Francisco, and all points in Ia" Northwest. West
and Southwest.
JOSEPH HICkSON. GcuI Manager
WIN. EDGAR, Gcnl Pass. Agent.
j. STEPHENSON, Superintendent.
unCsO'codGm
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Hair Neglected

Soon becomes dry, harsh, coarse, and
full Of dandruff It loses vitality and
turns premaiurely gray, or falls ont rap
idly and threatens early badness. A
careful dressing daily with Ayers Hair
Vigor-the best preparation for the pur-
pose will preserve the hair in all its
iuxnriance and beauty to good old age.
my hair was faded and dry writes
Mabel &. Hardy. % Delaware, Ill, "bit
after using only half a bottle Of Ayers
Hair Vigor il became black aud glossy
cannot express the gratitude feel
Frederick p C0ggesl.all, Bookseller,
81 Merrinack ST.. Lowell, Mass, writes:
Some SIX or seven years ago nay wife
had severe illness. in consequence of
which she became almost entirely bald
and was compelled 70 ssear wig. A
few months since che began 10 apply
Ayers Hair Vig0r TO the scalp, and, after
using three bottles. has a good growth
Of hair started alt over her head. The
hair il now from tHo 10 four inches long,
and growing freely The result is
most gratifying proof Of the merit Of
your admirable preparation"
Ayers Hair vigor,
Prepared by I,r : e Aver & 60, Lowell Ma.s-
sod by Druggists ADD FerfuDeFs.
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Send 8 2-cent stamps 10 A. =. Cr'tway n Co.,
Boston, Mass, for best medical work pnblished'
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09

''What old curl?" asked Ernst, staring
with the calm innocence Of child.
Miss Holcum."
81 hope you are mistaken" replied the
German, graveiy and almost solemnly. as
if he already perceived an awful duty be-
fore him.
Il should think you might see it,"
grinned Stanley. Il saw it the first even
Ing we called OF her. twas plain erNugh
today when she travelled up here to look
at the picture. She can't come near you
without coloring and shaking"
Ernst became still more solemn, and
was evidently in profound thought.
You must be careful and not trife
with her young affections" Stanley con
timed, with a rather hard hearted smile
such as we accord TO the heart troubles
of old maids.
81 shall not drvvls with them" replied
Ernst, with a seriou.lness which silenced
the American.
During Stanley's next visit Ernst said
to him.: 81 have peen seeing for myself,
und pelieye you are right.
Right? Oh, about the shadow"
mo. ABOUT Miss Chanet Holcum.
pelieve she is in love with me-"
wen, "IldC are you going 10 90!
laughed Stanley.
Il hat put one thing to do. If she
wish to marry me, | must marry her
owe her my life. owe her this picture,
which you say is goot. | hat lived on
her money. As man of honor l must
sacrifice myself to her: that is, if she
wishes it. What else can do?"
Good Lord don't be fool" remon-
of course"
Il hat the very highest resbect for her.
She is an admirable woman
YES. l know. l suppose so. But
this is carrying respect and gratitude a
little too far. She is twelve or fifteen
years older than you You could not be
happy with her. Come now! don't be
hasty."
II will not be hasty 1t all defends on
whether she lofes me a great teal. We
Will see"
When Ernst, convinced that Janet
''lofed him great teal" felt himself
bound to declare an affection for her and
ask her TO be his wife. the poor, lonely,
hitherto unloved girl was fairly broken
down by the revelation. She burst into
tears. threw herself on her old, hard sofa,
buried her face IN the threadbare cushion,
and sobbed out spasm OF mingled Joy
and terror.
.-Ohl can this be true?" she finally
burst forth, when she became conscious
Of his hand in hers. lis it trIIey' she
demanded. sitting up and looking eagerly
at him. IF il isn't, take II back. Don't
tell it me any more 1t would kill NE
to find out il isn't true-oh, il would kill
me-"
1t is endirely drue, my tear Chanel,
was the adorable falsehood Of the chival-
rous German. Il owe all TO you. Ny
life viii not pay the debt. But l do not
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09

"Oh, it is too far" inplored the young
nan. eff you must go away, LET it pc
still in this country There is the Freed
mems Bureau schools in the south"
People return from the SOUTH" she
replied. Il must go whence shall never
return"
1t was the only complaint, the only cry
Of despair that was uttered by this martyr,
at least III human ears.
When Stanley heard of Miss Holcum' s
proposed departure he said to Ernst In
surprise:
Il thought she was to be your mis-
sionary What have you taken the NIT
ten? Oh, you clever dogi You know the
difference between an old maid and q new
one"
See here" said the German, with
solemnity. Il do not want you, one Of
my pest vriends, to desbise ne; ind
want you to resbect Miss Holcum as she
ought to be resbected. / will dell you
everything und you must dell no one.
Before he had half finished his story Of
the broken engagement Stanley rose from
his seat. dropped his cigar and walked up
and down the room, rubbing his eyes with
his hands just like an affected boy.
DV JOFe! ne eSclslMeu, "ueu LIE i11E
rator had ceased II she wasn't in love
with you, I'd be tempted to marry her
myself. She's not q chicken. and she's
not beauty, but she's pure gold.
She's berfect LADY und grand gen
tIeman in one, said Ernst.
The urgencies of the board sent Janet
OF TO Ceylon before the marriage Hart
mann and Stanley accompanied her as far
as the Narrows, and then from tie deck
of the tug watched her IS she leaned over
the tafrail, waving farewell 70 friends
and native land.
As the lonely figure OF this loving
self sacrificing, heroic, sublime martyr
faded.frorn their sight the American said:
God bless herr And the German added,
with his eyes full of tears: ''Sancta
Chanel, ora pao nobis,"
THE ESD.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09
II Look. liz. Ine..-lst.rcr.

CleTeland should drill BIS organs 20
keep tuno with Ia ueassce- Ia this
document he said tho manufacturers II
America had had their own way lcng
enough, AID thcy ought not feel unw1il-
Ing nov 70 have their receipts ard profits
cut down through tho operation 81 the free
trade principles lie Was proposing. Yet
here are lis organs. Ike Tho Sew YORK
Commercial kdvc-tiser. conteacing that
the practical eject II these cams FREQ
trade principles would be % beaef. our
manufacturers, Increase Their product.
enlarge their trade and mike them r1are
weal.hy than ever beforDi-Ohio st2ls
Io.r-af
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09
Why They Want American Free Trade.

The British export trade IN 1888 was
cf09, 600 900 less than Il was In 1913, ten
years before Tho steady decline il that
time was due TO grea: extent 10 the es-
tablishmen: Of protective tariff laws in
some Of the leading nations on the CONT
nent. & similar decline in the ten years
from 1888 to 1853 would practically de-
stroy the foreign trade Of the United
Kingdom; hence the eagerness Of tho
British manufacturer to have the rich
markets OF Anerica-tke best in ths
worid-opened up 70 him. The loss On
tie continent would be more than recon
pensed. Journal.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09
Growers Little Lamb.
Grover had q little lamb.

Grover had q little lamb.
just Ike tie nursery maid.
With English shears he clipped rs wool
And called the lamb Free Trade
Said Grove. Dan. wen End some DAY,
When CO the Lamb we pcep.
That IN our care it's grown 10 be
i roaSing British sheep"
The lamb got into congress oneo.
And lost is precious wool:
The Democrats there cut IL ~.
To please old Johnny Bun
And when the fall elections cane
Said Grover. "paniei. dear.
Well hear BOW from that l.ftlc laHb
Nhica once We loved 80 dear.
wonder if the fccce he's Frouut
Ithilk not. Dan. doa't your
We clipped " very ciose. yen tnog
F.r Eagland told IA t."
Ard whsle the president stu had
HIS little laub iB illnd,
4 something ike q cyclone struck
Iii2l very hard 5eliad.
Cried Grover, ''l5aaicl. ahI-t vas tkatf
I'm al h7oi-e Up. ! arm;
Was j; a cyclone c. the Jsrnpi'
NO, Grover. ~ - The i1a4b
Tbey bound a rcd bahama %
The brIissj a.d Ui.l.iing spot;
They tried 20 uisl5er worls x cheer,
Eut cLecrcd he wo1ld be not,
Ard when they raised him up 70 80
His fleece robbed l.ttie izuh.
lie found that u had grown - Is
a big protection ram
VIA. made :lse lamb btlf. Grover sof's
The chlidrra asked a. schscl:
1t vas be1ause, tbs t-aChsr sac.
4'He robbed x % - VOL "
Ard rot = noui e. all TIE Lad
Fer GroveT thsB wGs sat
Such Il tho simple story q
T5s lA-sS thai Grover hssi.
7. c. iI4FbrsuEh IA Iroatoa. o.. Rsr-Sl.-=,