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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-04
RELLlIRE.
An sorts Of Local News and Gossip frol
The (IInR4 flIty.


An Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
The Glass City.
Mn, II. @, Wilson will visit MunclC, Ind
friends soon,
Captain John IIotor was able to 80 TO AIngO
Junction SATURDAY.
Miss EeY8nS, one OtthA graduating class OF this
year, lsveFy sick with fever.
The steamer BellAlre people began cleaning
mud from hepppeF landing yesterday,
The Findlay boys who were burned out and
theOnes that came here al gotWoFk again.
Several narrow escapes from drowning arc re-
ported all along the river front BY small boys,
The Board Of Equalization have Il Is laid, In
creased the returns In the FlFHt ward about SlO,'
+, CurEan and p. D. Young are BellaiEes del.
egateS 70 the A. y, ". u,,whlch meets here next
month,
Wool buyers are making things hum In their
Inc, and are circulating among the hFmeFH a.
great nate,
Several hundred dollars have thus FAY been
subscribed toward the flood Sutereu BY the
BellRiEe people,
The ward committees will meetRt City Hall TO-
night 70 EgpoIL as 70 their work for the JOINS
town Hood sufferers,
The nail works were OF yesterday on account
OF q shortage In the steel plant, They Will re-
sumo to-day, probably,
A great deal Of lumber, logs, etc., was caught
here By. YreckcS, hut Iothing OF very much
value, They are still NJ work.
James Garry, an old epploye Of the D, 4 o. at
this point, was released Of his duties yesterday
aud NEW man put 10 his place,
John Houston & Sons Just escaped losing u.s.
GOO green brick In their lower town yards, A
foot or two mere water and they would all have
been lost.
Mr., ], AgpOw, Of the Pennsylvania railroad
lines, was down 10 see and interview Mr., A, La
Roche, who hal his foot and toes cut Oh Mar.
tins Ferry laat week,
Mt, John Dubois, who has been travelling IN
tue lar west Aays he has experienced more cold
weather here since returning than he expert
enced all winter In the far west,
sammy q EGqag sou ga, LIelE6urSI The shoe
In the D. & @, yards, His head and tacs were
badly cut and his knee Spalned,
The x. OF p, had EtreamGrs on the street cars
yesterday, announcing . meeting 81 3 O'Clock 10
take action for the benefit Of the JOhnstoWn Hood
sufferers. The Turner's had meeting last night
for tho same purpose,
The motto for this years graduating class Is
F1 sSSRS Sb, 1sa STsS 5S e. h.
die Apllni Equilibrium, by Mimic Ault; LAYERS,
BY Nolle Boyd Radiation, by Maggie Brown
Our CountFya Flag, by Jessie Landrons; Society,
BY Sadie BurtOtLi Push, BY Katie paytsi Crawl
tation; by Maggie Flltoni Images, by Alice Glass
mortal Day, by Flora JaeEleyi Magnets, BY Ella
JetieFysi Rhymes and Roses, BY Linnle Long;
Anne SlAepe FuTdOT, by Mary NevAnSi RXpO'
nenA, ny Jeunle ThoEnbeTry; Compulsory Edu'
cation, By George II, Hopkins; Anniversaries,
Each OF The class willwear ring the motto
engraved thereon,
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MY Rel, SAID THE SNAKE,
but o Blow from an Oar Just Then KILLED
the Woull-be DeyOureF.

hut o Blow from an Oar just Then Killed
the WOuld-be Dsyourer.
A water snake surprised q rowing
party on Lake Carasaljo yesterday, says
a Lakewood letter to the New York Sun,
The snake, q large female, was comfort
ing itself into a hundred shapes when
first seen, and was SO busily engaged
that II permitted the boat to come with
In less than an ordinary boats length.
The snake had captured an eel, and
was making tremendous effort
10 swallow II, while the eel was
resisting with all its slippery tao.
tics and vibratory strength, After a
protrected struggle the snake was able TO
get about two and half inches OF the
eel down when It paused, as II to rest be-
fore renewing the swallowing process.
Thesnake'smouth was tightly closed over
and beyond the cells head, aud tho col
seemed to be weakening undert the smoth.
ering clasp OF It's enemy. Such air US
there was In the vicinity Of the cells gills
was being exhausted by the snake and
the eel was In very tight place. The
situation excited the compassion OF one
OF the occupants Of the boat to such an
extent that he could not resist the i'm
pulse to bring one Of the oars down upon
the snake with such murderous effect
as to simultaneously dispatch the reptile
and put an end to a very interesting
study in reptilia. Tho naturalist Of the
party brought the snake and eel into the
boat, the latter being still held, but not
SO tightly as before, In the mouth Of the
snake. The eel was released and meas
ured, It's length being 10 inches. The
snake measured OF inches in length and
81 inches In circumference at the larg-
est part OF the body. The eel showing
signs Of resuscitation, was laid in the
water and soon began feebly to wriggle
about and doubtless fully recovered.
The snake was one OF the largest, II not
the largest, Of its kind ever found lin this
country.
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COLUMBUS, o., Jan. /, 1SSO.-To The
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear Sirs:-Elixir
OF Dates cured me OF habitual constipa-
ton and dyspepsia, / recommend 1t to
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel St. Claire, CO.
lumbus, o. Sold by O. Il. Goethe, W. W.
Irwin, W. Z. Williams and John Laugh
lin. Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents..
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INSTEAD Of feeling tired and worn out,
instead Of aches and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong2 II you
continue feeling miserable and good.for.
nothingyou have onlyyourself To blame,
for Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure
you. It is a certain cure for dyspepsia,
Indigestion, malaria, weakness, kidney,
lung and heart affections, Try It II you
desire to be healthy, robust and strong,
and experience It's remarkable curative
Qualities. pAw
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Can be Saved from q DrulkaEd'S Gave.

TURKISH LIFR ia BLRTs will positively and
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
With tho terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, erdlCRling from the system the awful
craving desire which so many dnd hard 10 relin'
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JIM. LOOSE RED CLovRR Co., Detroit,
Mich.-Gentlemen; My wife has fol
some time been afflicted with something
like scroiulous disease, and found no
relief until she gave your Extract Of Red
Glover a trial. / am happy to say she
has experienced great relief. This IL
but q slight testimonial OF my apprecia.
ton Of your efforts in behalf Of tlumanl,
ty, which you are welcome TO see for
their benefit. | am, very respectfully,
II. ARMS, and many others. Logan
Drug 90, Bridge Corner Druggists,
Wheeling, w. Va. pAM
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WHEN taken for few days, potash
mixtures impair the digestion, take
away the appetite, and dry up the gas
trio Juices which should assist in digest.
ing and asslmilating the food. swiit's
Specific has Just the opposite effect; II
improves digestion, brings appetite, and
builds up the general health.
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The best Balve In The world for cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rhouni, fever
sores, letter, chappod hands, Chllblalng,
cornB, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pllOe, OK no nay required.
II 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect siLiBiaG'
ton, Or money refunded. PrlCs % cent?
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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MAIN LINE-RAsT.


From Now York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
9iQ6 and 1851 p. m, and II 100 p. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p. IN, ex.
cept Sunday.
dniton Accommodal 1880 y. M, daily.
MOundSville Accommodation, 7:l6 d. m. and
lao and 7ilOp. M, except Sunday.
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10, while they strOve, stranger tall.
Strobe quickly to the spot,
He stopped beside the champions small
And took the prize, woti-
Then spoke in solemn voice and slow.
"YO both are richer than you know"
Then with string he did divide
That precious cake. and smiled
"Tis Ivory Soap, share itwith pride;
My lads. be reconciled!"
Each took his half and wcRthis way.
Oh, rich and happy boys were they
WARNING,
.l.lI l. Ul..I :. ..l :. a.. l,n.,I %
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FOR SALE.

Ono iwobtOry Frame, six rooms, atone iounda-
feet, $4,000.
ono two story Frame, five rooms and kitchen;
rood location; ground 10 by 10 feet, S1,7hOOO.
One four aud one three fDOnGd house, Oh lot
% ~ y Ieeli VIII nay " per cent as All invest
meht, ti,tOOOO.
ont three iOOmCd Cottage on lot co by 50 feet,
several Imlt bearing trees on premises, 81 0OO.O O
ron RENT-stote room and Dwelling, No.
al6g Main street.
WANTED TO DUY.- Dwelling House will
from TO ~ rooms, within five minutes walk Of
IOStOllCC.
70 LoAN-G5,OOOOO on good real estate 5.
GEO. J. MATHIsoN,
myA 1910 ChnnlInc Street
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SYMPTOMS MolSturc; intense itching and
stlngIngi most az night; woro by scratching.
II allowed 10 Centlnup tumora form, which
often bleed and ulCpfte, becoming very sore.
SWAYNE'g OINTMENT stops tho ltchlng and
bleeding heals liberation, and In most cases 70.
80 cents. pr. SwAynO 4 Roh, philadelphia,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
rhe reatuto. Of lhe Moaey ana stooL Mar

EHV vi IH5 uIUHVy HuU sIUUk NIT
NEW York, June 9,-Money on call easy AtlX
81 pOr cent; last loan per cent? closed Offered
at 2per cent, Prime mercantile paper sA5)] POI
cent. Sterling exchange quiet but steady o.
81 S7hai 50. Total sales Of stocks to-day wert
26aG5O shares.
sources on the rally, aud tho Gmngers did MOI
lag In the upward movement and most Of The
losses were recovered, Burlington closing d
only " per cent decline for the day. The Only
lhpOFtant changes were advances OF ~ II
Northern Pacific, N 10 Delaware 4 Hudson, y,
IN Jersey Central aud per cent In Oregon NaVi
CATION. The market closed quiet but firm.
Railroad bonds were quiet, and the sales reach
ed only ,2l0, 900, with no special animation OF
movement anywhere In tho list.
Government bonds steady and unchanged,
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Eo,ema, itehy, seniy, sin TorturO.,

The simple application Of "gyAYNE's otNt.
MINT without any internal medicine, Will cure
any cue Of letter, HAlt Hhgum, RllgwOfm,
Plies Itch, Sores, plmplOs EcEpt1A, all BcAly,
tch SEIn :tst h sSScI NSsi snS
costs but 4 lfl1O, TfhAW
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The Iihuall tlrAln rraAn.

tpNbON, June a-ThO Ndtt lam Efb,,, In "A,
sSs ~, tSSl H ~ TSsS4S ssS Fs9sSS @
vptL WV Nv
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Dtr nnnLi.

Nav YORK, June. s-goulhefn btyets vo,,
shipping lot fall tfAde today ThofS Wa isi;
general business, VI some large buyer Itea N,
picking up Around Town, There IA Ip6d tn,s
both ID wooden and cotton goods, ThO liliSl
afU III very strong position.
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THE HOUGH HOUSE FOR SALE.

Intending 10 retire permanently from the no:
tel business atlOF u successful employment OF
thirty years, offer for sale, on easy terms, my
hotel property, known as tho HOuEh House, al
FalEmOnt, ", Va. This hotel Is located at the
junction Of the u. 4 U. aud Y. NJ. & T. Railroads
burg railroad, now being built. The lot con-
tnIns an acre Of ground, With fine AtAbllng for
livery aud stock. The barns have capacity l0I
one hundred head VI horses, The house and
OntbulldlngS Atu In perfect repair, newly paint
cd and rented n a cost Of $1,000. All conven'
lug, VIII sell the property and equipments
together, OF separately, and give immediate pos
session, This IA now aud has been for many
years the leading commercial hotel In this sec
tlOn. For more complete Information call oil
or address THOMAS u0UGH,
lea RnlFmnnt ", Va
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INV ygRK, :ighSs.;1sPlg lion steady. Copper
Nal& Tlh ealletl lltAlll, I9O d. N0Al''NV
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINS on and aisel Nay Y, issg,SRx'
day excepted, monday excepted. saturday
excepted Sunday only, Saturday Only,-
East6Fn Standard time.
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b, Q, & @, RAILROAD.

b'I A'WV o NAILNUhU'
RellAlre 4 ZAnesyllle Through Passenger leaves
BellAire At $40 q. M, arrives at BelAiTe at 800
| p, m.
wootdeld Passenger leaves Bellalre at l;20 p,
M, arrives at BellRiFe at .9S a, m,
Bummerheld Accommodation leaves Bellairp
OF l2i6 p. m, AfflYea ut Il 30 4. m.
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,CntcAGo, June -Callio-RecClpt. is 4 oObeAd,
shipments 400 headi market 3 10 10 eei,is
lower; eeeyes = OOat s1Ni steer % COaI %,
stQCkCtH and feeders q 4OiJ COZ cows, bulls and
mixed q SOaS e5i Texas cattle lower al u TGl
10y Hogs Regelpts, 5000 headi shipments
q goal 4bi light q OOAt 6S heavy 81 AMI lOi him
g iOA g, Sheep Receipts 100 bead; ShIn,
mCtits 500 heAli market d shade hIFheti M.
lives g Ioa4 si western shOFn o Olal vi lambs
EAsT LIBERTY, Pa, June a.-Ca.tie-RccOlnl,
$40 head ghihnenl! 90 head market allow n
unchanged prices. llOgs-Recelpis 400 hChii
shipments 100 head ITO nAtkeii on Irc6tti al
iloody shoep-Receiph 500 head bhipulehLs
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Educational.
.Mt. De CHANTAL.
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tslstots Of the vlslMtIon.)

A school OF more than national roputatoE
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation Of young ladies in all departments. II
bnry Of sig thousand volumes. Elmo phiIo
sophlCal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially Noted. Corpso
piano teachers trained BY leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart, Vocal cultur,
according 10 the method Of the old Italian mas
ters,
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ton acres Of pleasure grounds, Board excOllon
For Catalogues, and references 70 patrons II
all The principal cities, address
sel CAE pIREcTREss.
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ALL dealers would rather sell you
other brands-iora little more profit, but
don't take only Plllsbury's Best.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TTNIE
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1857. Pa1Setl.
ger trainl Will run a. follows-Central Time
All trains daily except those marked thvSi
which do not run on Sunday:
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TRY a sack o. barrel. Satisfaction IA
guaranteed In PlllshurJ's Best,
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Railroads.

d
IWHEELING & ELM GROVE r, II
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEEIINo.
$50 q; n, 0;lo a. m, 200 Q, M. 500 q. m, 900
N. 400 p. M 500 p. m 400 p, m, b;lOp, nj,
GAO p. M 700 p, M, 500 p. M 9;S0p. IN.
LEAyE WHEELINd PARK,
6il0 q. m, 7;oOR. M, 500 M, 900 a. m, 1000
A. An m. ll;OO =. a., 1850 M 100 p, MI 800 p. M,
p, M, 500 p, M, ;06p. MI 1910 p. IN. m.
sUNDAYs.-.L at 100 a. IN. and run every
hl,SG hour, except church train at 0;l6 p, IN, Leave
wheeling Park 1880 q. N. and run every hour
until l0;0O ?. M, except church trains, which
VIII leave ne Park at 0i5a. M, and Wheeling
.. itIRsCH. Superintendent.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
~ On and after May Y, 1850, trains depart
MAIN IINE-gAsT,
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
Z 49, n m. g;lo aud ll;6O p M, daily, and S;0Oa
Ganbetisnd Accommodate $40 a. M, OK.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Xecommodat lon, $40 p. M, daily.
Moundsvillo Accommodation, 6:J5 q. IN, 1901
AUu WV W W'I VACepb hunuhy.
ARRIVE;
From Now York. Philadelphia aud baltimore,
9Q6 and l2:S p. m, and II 100 y. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 y, M, ex'
'GgaiioSpS Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
MOundSville Accommodation, 7;l6 q. m. and
lAO and 7'4Op' M except Sunday.
TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $50 u. IN. and $40 and
CInSinnStI Express, O;sOa. m. and MS y. M,
y Columbus Accommodation, 2isOp. M, except
'F 81 cci.IsyIllo Accommodation, $50 a. nj. and
2:O and 600 p. M, except Sunday,
ARRIVE;
Chicago Express, 19AS, O;oOand sos a. M. and
Cincinnati Express, ASA. m. and Onup M,
Columbus Accommodation, 1910 a. M, daily,
81, GlSlfyiiic Accommodation, 1910 a. m. and
lAoand $3.50 p. M, daily except sunday.
WHEELING a PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 6;OOR 1895 a. IN. daily, and
l40 p. M, daily, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh aud tho East, b:1O p. M, daily,
NS%sihSIs u.s. Accommodation, $3.50 p ln daily
r RltsSuIsh Excursion Train, 900 p, M, Sun.
ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh, $3.50 a. m, daily nnl 1a.hO.
daily, except Sunday, and O;66 and lIRG y. III,
wv Washington Accommodation, 500 a. M, daily,
Pl!tsSarSh Excursion Train, 1l.so a. M, Sun,
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THE RECONCILIATION,

Two urchins strOlling on the beach,
Beside the tranquil sea,
Beheld a pearly block, and each
Cried, "That belongs to mel"
And both at once with eager hands,
Began to scramble in the sands,
Like alabaster pure and white.
Upon the pebbled shore,
That treasure lay, a lovely sight,
And well worth fighting DER;
Long struggled the coRtending twain
The prize so coveted 10 gain,
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BALfIN0RE, June 3.-WheatI western easy
NO. winter rcd spot SlaslA c: June SOsllSJjl q;
mixed spot 40I(o; June iONc; july IiAiIISe,
August ~ fc; steamer O0IIc, Oats steady, Ryt
uull and unsettled at 6lAb5c, Hay easy; nrlmC
70 choice Sll O0alI 20. Provisions quiet. ijuttei
steady creamery l7alsc. Eggs firm az IL Sai6c,
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Blour quiet, Whcal
lliet and ,prlCeS without important change
quiet and IiomlnAlly unclaimed. Oats, Caf IOii
quiet and ~ hlghcfi options quiet but steady
No.. !! while June D2a3glSC; July 82IIR81iSci All
gust u MaJl4ci September u Ia9lC. Butter ilrn
unchanged. ""N
TOLEDO. q, ynne9-Wheat firm; cash StaSGC
clth 8i14cj August 3Cc, ORiS nuIei, eSSh SIttc
ClOvetBeed neglected, ''''' -'fs1
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Now tho Wagner matinee and Wagner
night are oyer people will quit calling
him yognof aud 80 back 10 tho old pro.
nunciAtion,
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NEAR-SIGHTEO CHILDREN.
What an OcuIist Has to Say on This I'm
portsnt Subject

What an OcuIist Has to Say on This I'm
portant Subject.
According 10 my observations,
about one pupil in every ten in the
public schools wears glasses" says an
oculist, "and that is pretty big per
ccntage. Day after day fathers and
mothers come here and want to have
their children fitted with glasses.
When asked what has affected the
eyes, the answer is almost invariably
Too much studying.
BY reason of constantly coming
into contact with The parents of school
children, / am in position 10 under
stand that the young people are now
obliged TO study very hard in order TO
keep up with the constant increase of
studies piled upon them
1t j. n commendablo idea that
exists among the parents OF this city
that OF educating their children TO the
highest possible standard but il is an
idea and a practice that will have a
marked effect on tho future genera
tiOns Of the people hereabouts. Weak
ness Of the eyes Is an hereditary all
mcut. and If the future wives and hus-
bands, now growing up. are to have
their eyes strained to such a great ex-
tent, it must follow in the natural
course OF things that the second or
third generation Will be one of eve
glass wearers.
There are some people upon whom
glasses look well, and relieve in a man
ner the harsh lines of their features;
I
figurement, and the necessity of wear
ing them can be avoided by the judi
cious selection for children of hours for
studying.
The best time for child to study
is early in the morning. Let the little
one go to bed at dusk, and arise with
the lark in the morning and study.
Then there will never be any necessity
for wearing glasses unless weakness
OF the eyes is hereditary"
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Don't Fret or Worry.

or course life is full Of cares; every
one knows that, and every one has
cause TO worry about something. If
the children are i'll, or the hus band has
failed in business, these are things one
naturally worries about These are
the big things OF life that must be
borne and about which one can not
help worrying. But it is the little
things of life over which people worry
most and which are not worth worry
ing about A careful housekeeper
viii fret about the way her servant
enters the room before company, or
passes a dish at the table, and frowns
Will settle down upon her face that are
seen by their guests who have not seen
the causes The woman will worry
necessarily about her health If she
has the smallest ache in any part Of
her body, or the slightest languor, the
whole household is upset, and for a
few hours every thing is in the widest
state of confusion, while the victim
for she certainly is a victim to her
worrying disposition-ima her
self a hundred times more i'll than she
is, and dies many times before she
really dies once.-Minneapoli Trib-
Ene. = - -
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SAVED.

Nv -.
All, what story she could have told!
Seated there, with CLEANS OF gold
On her fingers, and milk-yShite wrist
Under the snowy, fllmy mist
OF laces as priceless as orient pearls
Loveliest Of all the beautiful girls
Memories !how they would ghost-IilSe. glide
Like shadows that dnrken the green hull
side,
Close 10 the kiss of the sun, and so
Fade in its fervent, golden glow;
Her LIES shadows had faded, all,
In the bright sun OF this festival
Sixteen birthdays, and six OF them Ned
Like Whitc-winged angels over her head.
Softly she turns, with her heart agIow
where was she oaly six years ago.-
lurns 10 the woman who Stands by her side
whose eyes meet hers with tender pride
" Oh, you took me from haunts OF death.
You, sweet lady, whose fragrant breath
Stirs the ringlcts that touch my cheek,
-Imu>t die II do not speak
You, o angel, so pure and white,
DO you remember that terrible night
Some one had struck me 4 cruel blow,
Turned me with curses out in the snow,
And OF the millions OF hearts there be,
II seems not one Of them piticd me.
You IN your carriage stopped TO see
what that sem0lance OF death might be.
" For was so dumb in my anguish
Had ncvor thought but to stand and die
And the the snow, more pitiful than the
night,
Covered me slowly with garments whito,
Then God bless you ,-ah, tears will come
You spoke 10 me gently, and took me home.
When woke in the mornings light
All my past seemed a dream OF the night,
My soul was stepped IN n glad surprise,
As i'll had risen IN Paradise:
And since that day you have been 10 me
All that the fondcst mother could be.
lean not bless you, for words are weak,
And the tears would come II tired 10 speak;
But God He knows in His Heaven to-day,
The grateful thanks that all words out
weigh
And in PasEdisc where the angels will sec
He VIII say Inasmuch'-and .yc did it 10
Me-"
Mrs. II. A. Denisou, in Demorcsrs Monthly.