Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
THE FLEETING SHOW
Some of Its Facts and Fancies.
Written Expressly for the JOURNAL AND CouRIKRl
s'wHAT SHE COULD"

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A htte maio lay oying' hfe Ior ner
HAD heid no sunshine since that sweetest friend,
aer "otner' iaia ner ouroens Gown ana passed
rori ear'n oeep shsoo"s u .ne hsn1 oeyono'
aer cares a mou1niui legacy tne cniid
Hao bravery Dorne' ouS neasn their crushing
@eight
Hau Iaiien' ana release was Close at mana.
A htae negnoor sat oeslde ner oea
ana neio IN hers tne rougn and toii-worn hands'
The anxious besrt so fu,I of doubt and dread
"Deatb ia so ne.r-and oh fsar to dIe,
How shall maet the ror5, Ihara not s.rvaa
Him as oueht-tbere was so mncb IN d.
rho ,;,,I. ors. az h.,r,..., T r,,,,, 10
Motbar and sistar-,eed and cIotha and r,r.s
Teach, comfort-keep my darlines close and safe
From all the evil of the swarming court.
Starved. anu iroze' anu .onea ior Iaemi $1,000
hard their nravers ~ and vatch., them fssI s.s.
And fell asleep myself without prayer,
So tired
Could 20 to church or school
Half cladi or leave my little ones alone'
One day stole within the great church door,
And there thought saw the dear Lord Christ.
So sweet his face! and close within his arms
He held little lamb
Around MS feet
gre" TAN "h.o n"es' rays VI soisen hsns
Was If =. dream, or did hear a voice
That softly whispered: 'Ye that weary arc
And heavy laden come to me and rest
on Nelly. when see him smiiing 3d.
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"ny Na''s' 'n0" n''n your p''' '''''' nAna'
Dear child, we may not doubt that he whose hands
Were pierced for us upon the cruel cross
Thy SCARED and work-worn fingers clasped in his
Then, like the lost lamb held thee to his heart.
And brought thee to thy mothers waiting arms.
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uo n,.assr, !, uon,d bs for l.d;as and
fe $50
children, those VINO DO not ENJOY tobacco
,,bar ;nbs,ed 40 tbera co,,d ha a srsoa "a,
- so'
aeioe upon our puohc squares Tor smoking
plot to be reserved for the use OF smokers
only, "when the band plays on the green"
Here the smoke OF their enjoyment might
ascend, tormentlpg no one; the people who
like it might range themselves near, the peo-
pie who dislike 1t could stand sfar of, and
everyone would be comfortable.
"INsRArrrUrE. MORE STRONG THAN TRAITORS
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ihere Is now iiVing IN washington Wo-
man, aged, feeble and poor, who In the time
of the civil war rendered most important ser.
,;oss 70 the oovernmsut. ssrvices vb,oh b.vs
'.oe' " .,',,.,. -,..~,.s W., 80.
never oeeh Paonoy n,a1 ao1noMieogso, atnoug1
rfes'oehs A.Icoin oeclaleo entn asiasteauy
that wnen tne war was over the natior
| ensulo KNOW ano tnshk tnelr DeneIactor
MISS Carroii 10 aescenaant or the famoul
"Chsrles Carroll Of Csrrollton" and daugh
ter OF Governor Carroll of Maryland. A
thoroughly educated, gifted and loyal woman
she became quite early In life . write
upon political and constitutional subjects
With the breaking out OF the war all he
patriotism was reused; her papers on eth
War Powers OF the Government" and tn
Reply OF Breckinridge," with others equall
spirited and valuable, were widely read an,
when Maryland was saved to the union let
ters from distinguished public men poure,
in upon her, thanking her for her share Il
bringing about the result. President Lincol
desired her to continue her work, her pam
phlets were ordered printed as war measures
and she was regularly employed In govern
ment service; :,
dolng 70 !ne wes.ern neio 20 stuoy NH
: tarY anaiss IN person, sne pecame convinee'
5nas couia me lo.ss on .nd sns ess o sn
Cumberland rivers DC captured the unio
J troops could cut the railroad lines OF com
munication that supplied the MississipI
forts, which would then fall into thei
hands with very little loss OF life. Her plan
were adopted by the war department, Du
tne name OF tne autnof Witnneio, lest IN
fact tnat IL originated with woman ana
civilian should prejudice our generals againi
1t. To Miss Carroll alone the credit OF I'M