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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11

The Sixth Ward Business Mems
union passed resolutions at their meet
ing Tuesday night indorsing the action
taken by Aid. Franklin in his efforts to
secure better street car facilities for the
ward. The resolutions also protested
against any compromise with the street
railway company which would res ult
in the Stryker avenue line not being
built.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
CRUC|FYING CANNES.
The Annual Raid ~on I'm
tagged Dogs at It's
Height.
No Distinction Between the
Pampeped Fido Of Sum-
nit Avenue
And the Mongrel Jock Of
the COnnemera Ter
PitOry.
Sights and Scenes During
the Catching and the
Drowning.

Woe to the canine found upon the
streets these days withouta license tag.
The edict has gone forth, and five of
the most expert members Of the police
force of the city are engaged in what is
i,pOwn on the plains as d ''round-up."
If you have not yet taken ont license
for your pet, you had better hurry up
to the office Of the city clerk and pay
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11

& CO. /
HOSIERY.

Our Hosiery buyer closed
out a lot Of imported Hosiery
for Ladies. 1t was bought
very much under price. A
big shipment came yester-
day, and will be placed on
sale today, Thursday. 70
Ladies extra fine Fast
Black Cotton Hose, high
spliced heels, double soles
and toes, s..
3 Pair for 81. oo.g
Regular price, soc.
Ladies extra fine plain or
ribbed Cotton Hose, plain
black or with colored tops,
3 Pair for 81. 90.
Regular price, soc a pair.
Ladies Fast Black Cotton
Hose,
IS Cents
a pair, regular price $50.
Ladies' fine quality Isle
Vests, low neck, no sleeves;
colors, pink, salmon and
ecru, at 70 Cents each, new
er retailed for less than CSC.
Ladies Balbriggan Vests,
V necks and short sleeves,
70 Cents each, lowest form
er price 25c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
UPHOLSTERY DEPT. T ssssaa
Chenille Portieres.

| ufhCLoiEhI DtPi. Fio oa
Chenille Portieres.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
lis pairs, all mill sam
pies
(See window display
Among the lot will be
found an immense variety
OF wide Dados at $685.
that would be a big bar
gain at $3.50 and Sc.
A very strong line at
S4.9S that have never
been shown for less than
81 and IS.
Some beautiful $40
qualities at $685., and
a line Of fine Velours,
worth s14, for S6.9S
pair. The very slight
lmperfections are scarce
ly perceptible, and we
consider these Portieres
all worth nearly double
the price we are Offering
them.
| SHOE DEPT. annex
To those who attended
our great clearance sale
last week we need not say
that this sale has been
unparalleled. We pro
pose to make this week
even more of a success, if
low prices willso1doa it.
LOOK at the bargains:
LOT ALI Ladies'
Oxford Ties that have
been selling during this
sale at $40 and S1.69
We put into one lot to
close at only $i.3o. |
These are worth up to
So pair.
LOT 9-All Oxford
Ties selling during this
sale at S1.35 and $1.25 |
into one lot at 98c. We
cannot give you all sizes
in these lots, but those /
who come early will get
the best bargains. /
LADIES' HOSE. !
Ladies full regular
made fast black Herms. I
dorf Dye Cotton Hose, /
fancy drop stitch, our J
37ac quality. Thursday /
special. 2Sc
Ladies' full regular !
made 2thread Cotton
Hose Linen spliced heels, 4
toes and soles; our SOC !
quality. Thursday spe- I
cial, 3 pair for 81. /
FURNITURE DEPT. E 7 fiisn Ess5se ]
Bed Lounges. A car 1
load Of Bed Lounges just l
arrived. See our Special J
Solid Oak, Crush Plush !
BED Lounge, with wire 4
Mattress. 4
Thursday, $40. SO. I
THURSDAY IEWELRY DEPT. 4
Three special items in 4
Jewelry closed out from B
manufacturers at one
half value: 4
1900 Gold Plate Stick 1
Passover SO styles, worth }
up to 25c each. Thurs !
day, only 7c each. !
10 dozen Misses and
Ladies SolidGold Chased
Band Rings, worth up to ]
S1.50 each, handsome
patterns. Thursday, only J
72c each.
Beautiful Silver and
Gold Plate Hair Pins. 4
worth up to 69c. Thurs, 4
day special, 2ic each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
DRESS GOODS.

Some of the prettiest half
wool Challis we ever saw
are now here at Is Cents a
yard. They are as handsome
as the best French Goods.
A choice lot of All-Wool
Plaids for School Dresses at
SO CENTS.
a yard. They were made in
France of finest wool. A
year ago we paid SO cents
for similar goods. Their
lowest retail value is One
Dollar. There will be no
more at SO cents when this
lot is exhausted.
New Fall Homespuns and
Mixtures, strictly all wool,
at so Cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11

In passing through the
store stop at the Silk Coun-
tiers and look at the rem
nants on the center tables.
If you find one to suit you
it can be bought for about
half-price.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11

Do you know that we car
ny the best stock of Sta
tionery in the city? We
sell it at extremely moder-
ate prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11

By Placing Orders Now
With Thad G. Jones & Wright men
may have their fall an0 winter Wool or
Silk Underwear made to order.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11

New Handkerchiefs have
been coming in quantities
lately.
Ladies Swiss Embroidl
cred Handkerchief, in new
est designs, I5c, zoe and &c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
Stand by Franklin.

The short and scenic line to Spokane
The Great Northern-open Aug. ii.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11

Superfine Cream and White Woye
Writing Paper. fine quality paper. posi-
lively worth Ice ouire. Thursdays price.
13c pound package of 3 to 4Ia quires
each. Envelopes &c, in long or square,
to match.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
The Pilot Was Absent

Through service Ga the short and
scenic line to Spokane-The Great
NOrthern-begins Aug. Il.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
FRENCH JEWELRY--

Four or five hundred fan
cy Pins will be disposed of
IN the same manner: g.
SIC ana SOC Pins for zoe
25e and 35c Pins for 1oc
25c Pins for &c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
FANS AND JEWELRY.

We have sold more Fans
IN the past week than would
ordinarily be sold in a
month. Lots of them left
at less than Ha5EP11ce.
FANCY JAPANESE FANS:
Toe, I5c and zoe Fans at 5 Cents
JAPANESE FOLDING FANS:
10c Fans at &c
l5c Fans at sc
zoe Fans at 1Oc
SATIN AND GAUZE FANS:
toe Fans at SOC
S5c Fans at soc
100 Fans at 6"c
81 % Fans at Csc
81 .65 Fans at 81 Oh
$500 Fans at 81 81
1928 Fans at S1.5O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
STATIONERY DEPT.

Superfine Cream and White Woye
Writing Paper. a fine quality paper. posi-
lively worth Ice ouire. Thursdays price,
Sc pound package of 3 to 4I3 quires
each. Envelopes &c, in long or square,
to match.
SILKS.
We have just received
an elegant line of
Changeable Silks, figured
and plain, in all the lat
est shades, sold else.
where for s1.25 per yard.
Our price $l per yard.
Wash GOODS DEPT.
Bargains for Thursday
only:
BLACK ORGANIZES
at. less than cost.
We offer our entire
stock of 25c and 35c
French Organdies,in lace
stripes and plaids; also
200 pieces of Scotch
Ginghams and Bedford
Cords, 80 inches wide,
regular 25c goods to close
Bargain Thursday at just
l2Hc per yard.
15c and 2Oc Silk Fin
ish Mulis at 6Hc.
One odd lot of Silk
Finish Mulls, French Ba-
tistes and Cambrics, 80
inches wide, in light and
dark colors, never sold for
less than 15c and 2Oc; to
close Bargain Thursday
at 6Hc per yard.
CARPET DEPT.
Smyrna Rugs, 3 feet by
6 feet. Special, S3.49.
Worth $500.
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPT.
Cur Great Advance
Plush SaeQue Sale ter
inmates on Saturday
night. 1t will positively
be the last opportunity
this year of buying a
$3.50 Plush SacQue for
s13.9s, or a s24.5o Plush |
Sacque for $17.98. Our ]
object in conducting a
sale of this character at
this time is to awaken an
interest in our Suit and /
Cloak Department a lit |
tie in advance Of the reg /
ular season. In order to /
successfully accomplish /
this we are compelled to /
quote prices now that !
would be impossible to !
duplicate in September. /
Remember the grades
displayed in our Show /
Window at S13.98 and +
1913 are in every way /
as good as the $3.50 and /
s24.50 qualities of last /
year.
NOTION DEPT. |
Barbour's 100-yard Linen. in black,
white and unbleached: ell sizes from
No. 26 to No. e.; good value at &c spool. /
Special for Thursday, only &c spooi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
SILKS.

We have just received
an elegant line of
Changeable Silks, figured
and plain, in all the lat
est shades, sold else,
where for s1.25 per yard.
Our price 81 per yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
MEMS WEAR.

NAHAN ~ W H4AAIs
Men are buying our 25e
Silk Neckwear in half-dozen
lots. Why shouldn't they?
We are selling all our soc
and 75c Silk Scarfs tor rs
Cents. Is
There is still a good. as
sortment of Oxford sand
Madras Outing Shirts at
IS Cents Each.
The materials alone are
worth nearly SO cents, say
ing nothing of cost of max
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08

The anti-lottery men OF Louisiana are
rcjoiced over the decision OF the Su-
preme Court OF the United States, and
they note with interest the declaration
OF tho chief owner OF the lottery, that
the concern will retire from the field.
Nevertheless the anti-lottery folk
vii! keep up their fight against the
measure by which it is proposed to OK
tend for twenty-five years the legal ex-
istcnco OF the scheme. They do not
trust the lottery sharks. They fear that
the ready submission to the law may be
onlya trick to conceal some dark and
deeper design than anything tho CON
spirators have yet rcsortcd to.
This is well. Nothing can be lost by
keeping up tho fight until tho election
is over. 1t will do the people OF the
state good, it will be an honor to tho
state, 10 declare at the polls that so far
as Louisiana is concerned the lottery is
forever done for. Then tho lottery fol-
lows may play all the tricks they know.
There is nothing like making sure
that the life is quite out OF viper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
AGrcat and Growing Industry.

. #I
tits estimated that the chewing gum
expenditure OF this, country for one
year reaches tho large amount OF s., 50O,-
900. Seeing that the stuff is compara-
lively cheap, this represents a great
deal OF chewing. There are very many
persons who,do not chew gum and have
not become broad enough to admire
gum-chewing in others. This indicates
strange lack OF appreciation. IL.
With some OF the American people
Gum-chewing is almost, m occupation.
With others it is divcrsion,and surely
it is moro harmless one than rushing
tho growlcr or playing craps. With
still others it seems to be a happy COM
bination OF occupation and diversion.
These others are supposed to DO en-.
ploycd in gainful occupations, but they
have set Tor themselves q task of using
up about SO much gum ii they live long
enough, and whether they arc at tho
work bench or behind the counter they
seem to give more heed to the chewing
oiltheir gum than to anything else. '3
Gum.chewing appears on the surface
to DO something requiring no special
genius, at least no special training. a
talk with an expert knocks this i'm
preston higherthan kite. No hook
facier knows more about rare volumes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
Tho rcnalty for Kidnapninr.

Connecticut's maximum penalty for
forcible abduction is five years. What
sort OF punishment would FIVE years in
the penitentiary DO for the scoundrcls
who kidnapped little Ward Waterbury?
That it was the intention OF the chief
conspirator to make way with the boy
II the ransom we're not forthcoming;
there is hardly room to doubt. The
rascaFs nerve failed him and he was
glad to let 60 in the hope OF saving him
self.
In New York the penalty is fifteen
years, and as'some part of tho proceed
ings went on in that stateit is hoped
that the kidnappcrs may DO got there
for trial.
kidnappingis not an everyday oc-
currence, but if Connecticut is in ear
nest in her opposition to that industry
she will take this case as a hint to pro-
vide an adequate penalty. A life SEN
tenco would DO about the right thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
Worlds Fair Finunccs.

It fell to West Virginia in the person
OF her capable representative, Col. J.
W. st. Clair, to suggest,a way to bring
together the Worlds Fair bodies and to
mature a plan for putting OIL solid
basis the finances OF the great undertake
ing.
The local board is to stand aside, if
need be, and allow the national board
to submit to Congress such a PROPOSE
ton as in its judgement may be most
expedicnt. The NATTER as We are in
formed, will be largely in Col. st. Glars
hands.
The interest and the ability displayed
BY Col. St. Clair in the Worlds Fair on
terprise have given him high standing
in the management. His knowledge OF
Legislative methods, and the steam en-
CINE force with which no drives every
thing he takes hold OF will insure, if
anything could the success OF any mea-
sure it may be determined to submit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
4 GIGANTIC sCKEafE
To Develop Enst Tcnnoasec-ai!lilons Of
D0llnra Invested.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Tho Mdnutac-
turcrs' Record of this week states that the
broadcast plan Of development in the
south ever undertaken, which will in
yolvc initial investments by'New York
and Pennsylvania capital OF many mil
lions OF dollars, has been consummatcd
by Mr.. Alex A. Arthur, who founded
tho English town of marlborough, Ky.
The operations OF this company in
clude the purchase and development
on q large scale OF , extensive coal and
bessemer iron ore properties in East
Tennessee, the purchase Of furnaces,
steel works and coke ovens, the cstab-
lishmcnt Of manufacturing towns and
the construction OF several important
railroads to tap extensive systems now
in operation. The entire capital will
be furnished by Americans, tho list Of
those interested including many OF the
most widely known and conservative
iron and steel men and financiers.in the,
country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
G(hra :Mttelliiqetrcer.
.wliEELINo, FEBRUARY $, 1899.
DIr. Blaine out of 1t.

Mr.. Blaine writes to Chairman Clark
son that he Is not candidate for the
Presidency and that his name will not
. DO before tho Republican convention.
Flo has chosen his own time, and his
own way to make this emphatic and
conclusive announcement.
Coming from an ordinary politician
the dcclination might be acceptcdwith
some reserve. From Mr.. Blaine, who
has !. once before put presidential
nomination from him, who well knows
that the nomination OF 1892 is his for
the taking, it comes as a sincere aud
unequivocal utterance. He has no oc-
casion to coquet with his party, and
that has not been his practice.
There is no probability whatever that
he can be induced to change his mind.
I In 1855, while the convention was in
session, some OF his admirers tried to
bring him around to their view, but he
was as immoyablc as the rocks Of
Gibraltar. He had declined and that
ended it. So it will be now.
The IyTELLlGEScRR regrets that the
Republican party is not to be allowed
to name as its candidate the foremost
American statesman, but there is con-
ISOLATION in the thought that the next
President will be Republican and that
he will be glad to have for himself and
the country the benefit OF Mr.. Blaine's
services.
After Mr.. Blaine, whom? President
Harrison. He has been the second
choice CT most OF the Blaine men who
have expressed a second choice. He
has been the first choice OF an element
OF the party respectable for numbers
and character He has given the coun-
try an admirable administration, wise,
honest, vigorous where vigor was de-
manded. lie has met the highest hopes
OF his most sanguinc friends. ~
In 1883 General Harrison showed
himself remarkable nominee. His
campaign talks were marvels OF their
kind. He carried his own state and
defeated the Democratic nominee, the
most popular man in his party, in his
own state. He can carry again New
York and Indiana, without which no
Democrat can be elected to the Prcsi-
dency.
The ISTELL1GENcER has no doubt that
President Harrison will be the choice
OF West Virginia, which would have
given Mr.. Blaine solid delegation, as
it did in 1854 and was ready to do in
1855 if no had been in the field.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

An itincrant balloonist made an ascon-
sion in California last week. 1t was
successful all but tho financial part, for
when the hat was passed and tho con.
tribution counted he had So, out OF
which to pay n hotel bill for himself and
lady accompaniment. pay Off those who
had assisted in filling the balloon and
compensate himself for tho risk no took.
Tho first book issued by the Institu-
ton for Savings in Newburyport, Mass,
on tho first day the bank was opened.
April s, 1920 was received ut tho bank
ing rooms recently to have the interest
added. Tho original deposit was $50.
and no more deposits were made. The
interest to date amounted to SS0S.
The payroll on a railroad in North
Dakota last week showed that one en-
ploye, fireman, worked for forty-cight
hours at astretch, then had three hours
relief for sleep, and resumed work and
continued working for thirty-onc hours
more 1t is explained that tho heavy
snowfall has pressed the road very
much.
The British museum originated with
grant by Parliament in 1853 Of ego 900
to the daughter OF Sir Hans Sloane, in
payment for his fine library and vast
collection OF the productions OF nature
and art To this. collection were added
the Cottonian, Harlcian and othel COL
lections.
An invitation from Germany asking
the United States to participate in the
International Art exhibition at Munich
from June l to October 1892, has been
presented in the Senate. Secretary
Blaine recommends the appropriation
OF $1,000 for the purpose.
Leprosy is increasing at an alarming
rate in Spain. From ltlcanta it is re-
ported that several villages are afflicted
with the terrible malady. In Bonidorm
there are eight families every member
Of which is lcper. a5al 6
Arcllnologists interested in Palestine
are alarmed at the resolve OF the Turk
ish government to spend over $4,000 in
restoring the sanctuarie9 OF Abraham,
Isaac, Jacob and Joseph in the village
OF Hail.
Last week Charles a. Dean, OF Boston,
caught in Florida the largest tarpon cy-
er taken with rod and reel. 1t weighed
1861 pounds, and was over seven feet
in length.
A Hill club was formed in Springfield,
ILL.,, the other night, which Immediately
upon its organization adopted resolu.
ton in favor, OF John NJ. Palmer for
President.
Last year Persia was tho only country
which appeared in the shipping lists OF
the world as owning but one vessel, and
this year it, still occupies its solitary
place.
Monroe county Miss farmers have
265 acres planted in peppermint this
season. 1t is said to yield q handsome
profit.
,Bymeans ofpncumati ctubes mail mat
ter is whirled betweenPa Paris and Berlin,
700 miles, in thirty-iivo minutes.
The proportion, the world over, OF
the birth OF female babies to that OF
male is as 100 to 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention Of The
State League.


The fourth annual convention Of the RcpuoiI'
can League OF the State Of West Virginia Will
convene in the city OF Parkorsburg, Wood COM
ty, at 10 o'clock noon, TUESDAY. FEBRu ARfgr
1892, tthis day having been recommended BY tho
National Teagne), for the election OF officers 9F
the ensuing year. the selection Of delegates 10
the fifth annnal convention OF the Republican
League ottle United States, and for the lran'ae'
ton OF such other business as may regularly
come before 1t.
Each Republican club In the state ID entitled
to be represented BY five delegates.
It'is requested tia. the election Of dclegn;c,@
held and u list thereof be forwarded TO the Sec
rotary Of thesato League ut Parkersbng,W 'E@'
Gg coon rs possible.
Full information rs to the rates Of transpoTa.
ton will DO published as soon us the necessary
arrangements eau be made.
HENRY c. FLEsIER- President
r. ALEXANDER Secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08

"In buying q cough medicine for
children" says II. A. Walker, a prom
incnt druggist OF Ogden, Utah, "never
be afraid TO buy Chamberlein's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it
and relief is always sure to follow. l
particularly recommend Chambcrlain's
because l have found it to be safe and
reliable" % and so cent bottles for
sale by druggists. Dkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
~ Lesson From tho Tropics.


A traveller writing from Havana says
that yellow fever is to be attributed to
unsanltary conditions, not to intense
heat. This theory finds supportin two
conspicuous facts.
The mean temperature Tor the year Is
sovcnty.sevcn degrees, for the hottest
month only eighty-two degrees, tho
maximum, rarely reached, ninety-six
degrees. We can beat that in this
country north OF Mason and Dixon's
line. where there is no yellow fever
The other fact is that there is a bold
and utter defiance OF the laws OF health,
Tho streets are filthy, no attention paid
to drainage, stables are located under
tho dining room OF some Of the finest
residences, the lowest classes are con-
spicuously filthy.
General Butler was the best friend
and the best physician New Orleans
ever had. He was a practical santa
rian. Ho cleaned things up generally
and drove out tho yellow fever.
We do better on the average in the
United States than they do in Cuba, but
We have yet to take advantage Of all
that science teaches about the relation
OF uncleanliness to disease, Of good sani-
tation to health.
In our own city Of Wheeling we could
save lives every year if we would.
Everybody thinks he and his family
will escape, and there is wanting the
pressure OF public opinion, which com
pels public authorities to act, and or
ganizes evcry man and every woman
into committee Of one on the public
health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08

Dr.. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any
other remedy, because it combines tho
lung-healins quality OF the Pine tree
with other valuable, medicines. Sold
by all dealers on q guarantee Of salts
faction. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08

TllE tailor.madc girl will probably
like to know that,it is not good form to
wear q dress that sweeps tho sidewalk.
Her skirt MI around should clear the
ground. So fashion says and fashion
knows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-08
THE FAMILY AND THE pUzzL Es.


H
Margaret E. Sangst7, in Hdrpers Young PeOp,,
lIecding not the raying
OF the stormy night.
ss Golden heads together @
In the tfcllght.
Mother with her baby
Lying in her lap,
~ Comes the evening rally
Round the map.
"I.et us have the limp, please;
We must try again 5
For those ellis and inlcts
On the coast OF Spain.
We must find that fastness
In the gloomy north
Whence the Enchanted Princess
Sailed forth"
s Father from the Office.
Brother from the shop.N
Nelghbors just Il moment
Having time to stop,
Grandma knitting nimbly-
All Nre mustered in, I
Hoping these bright children
The prize will win.
4 Oh! such glad excitement,
When. beyond doubt,
Something very secret
Is nj last found out
rEas.t IN! lnc guy SuOu ilu1HOr
\ III the household band
Fairly sent 10 yOyaglng
Into PUzzlc-land. a,s.
Golden heads together
TIL the clock strikes nine.
Then the Sandman shadows
Even tho l0mp.!ights
3 (, Baby In the cradle,
Stirring In her sleep,
"Put away tho map, deara:
Puzzle.samcs will keep"