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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13
Mulberries.

The mulberry has been q neglected tree
ever since the passing of the "Multicau-
lis craze" of the thirties, although it
possesses decided value In ornamental
planting, and some of the varieties, Pro-
fessor L. H. Bailey tells, are useful for
lodges, shelter belts and small timber.
Tie fruit has merit for dessert, is easily
grown and is produced more or less
continuously throughout period Of two
to four months of every year. In a
bulletin issued from the Cornell Uni
yersity Station al Ithaca, n. Y, Profes-
cor Bailey names sixteen varieties as fruit
bearing kinds, the new American being
recommended for the Northern States.
Black Persian is occasionally grown in
the South and on the Pacific Coast.
Hicks is heavy bearer of indifferent
fruit, but valuable for poultry. Stubs
is a profuse bearer of large fruit, of ex-
cellent quality.
The Russian type is valuable for orna-
mental hedges, especially in the prairie
States, for planting sparingly as single
specimens or in groups and for small
timber. The mulberry is easily grown
upon ordinary soils. 1t is often tender
in the North during the first two or three
years.
The mulberry is propagated by cut.
tings of the mature wood of the roots,
by root and crown grating, and by bud
ding with dormant buds in the spring.
New York World. -------
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Spencer at Billiards.

Apropos of Herbert Spencer Il cor
respondent of the Frankfurter Zietung,
recently reported the following an
ecdOte, which, though it may not be
quite new, seems worthy of being re-
peated: Mr.. Spencer daily spends
some of his afternoon leisure in the
London Atheneum, the famous club
for scholars and literatL Here he will
regularly play his game of billiards
One day young man who ha6
been introduced to him asked for the
pleasure of having a game with him.
The philosopher started the ball, but
when his young acquaintance seized
his cue he proved to be snch an ex-
pert on the green cloth that he finish
ed the game by one run, so that Mr..
| Spencer found no further occasion fer
using his rod. Darker and darker grew
the clouds that gathered on the
scholars forehead while he was ap-
parently following the game with the
greatest interest. When finally the
young man, after the last shot, smi'
lingly turned to his opponent to re.
ceiye the philosophers compliments
the latter, in the most serious man.
ner, remarked:
''Sir, moderate proficiency IN such
sport is sign Of good education; such
mastership, however as you exhibit
is the proof of an illspent youth"
Thus speaking Mr. Spencer took
his hat and disappeared -Baltimors
Sun ~.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13

A Country Doctors Big Fee.

In the summer of 1875, writes O. 3.
Mason, l was sojourning with friend
for few weeks in little fishing vii.
lage on the coast of Maine. One nigh,
ny friend was seized with a sudden aud
painful illness which necessitated ms
summoning the only doctor in the vii
lage, who lived on farm mile dis
tant from our hotel aud who combined
agriculture with the practice of medicine.
| aroused the sleeping physician with
some difficulty and stated my errand,
but despite my opportunities he fatty
refused to leave his home, az it wa.
against an inhexible rule to leave his
house at night, no matter urgent the
call. However, he generously consented
to compound mixture, with which ]
hsstened back to the hotel, where
found my friend racked with pain and
pleading for medical assistance.
again traversed the road to the doc.
tors house and thuudered at the door,
determined to force or bribe the pill
compounder from his donlcile. When
the identity of the intruder was dis.
covered the usually placid physician
became irate and somewhat abusive. In
vain | urged the necessity of the visit
and pleaded the cause of humanity
Finally 1 offered any fee, in or out Of
reason he might demand. This graiu-
ally softened him. and looking at me
critically to see the full effect Of his
words, he said: "Young man, if go up
there with you it will cost you pretty
penny" Appre hensive of q mammotI
fee beyond the resources of compare
lively slender purse, queried somewhat
timidly, 'What would you charge2" to
which, with the same quizzical look
fixed on his face, the answer slowly
came: "If 90 up there tonight it vii
cost you $3.50"
Joyously consenting to the condition,
while concealing my amusement, has
tened home, and by a recital of the
story put the sufferer in such good hu.
NOR that the doctor, on his arrival,
found the patient so far on the road tc
recovery that two visits completed the
restoration. Subsequently 1 Learned
that the fees charged the villagers dur.
ing the doctors exclusive practice among
them OF four decades had been fifty
cents for calls made after midnight and
! but half that sum for visits in the day.
time.-Detroit Free Press.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13

An Automatic Gratn-WeiEhing Machine.
There has long existed a need for
an accurate grain-weighing machine.
In measuring grain by hand, the
margin of error is generally reckoned
at about Is per cent, and the process
is wretchedlY slow. Weighing by hand
has reduced the margin of error to
about per cent, and now an auto
matte weighing machine has been de-
vised which will further diminish the
percentage. The latest machine of
this c,ass is said 10 have reduced the
margin of error to as low as IA, 000th.
1t is made to weigh accurately and
without any motive power or hand
labor, and automatically book the
weight not only of wheat, barley,
malt, rice, seeds, and maize, but also
of cement ahd similar materials. a
machine OF this kind, standing in a
space of less than four feet square, will
I'LL three or four sacks per minute,
besides effecting a further economy
by saving the quantity usually given
to draw" Each weigh-in is regis,
tered on dial, and, therefore, the
expense and liability to error on the
part of clerk are avoided. Standard
weights are used, and the correctness
of each separate weighing may be
verified by inspecting the index as
on an ordinary beam scale. The ma,
chine is designed on the principle OF
the equal-armed beam. Its makers
claim that it is the automatic
weigher which can be set and worked
Mt any speed up to its maximum, saI
from one weighing per hour to foul
or five per minute, and the machine
will weigh only just fast enough Il
keep the mill supplied, and will stol
and stai & automatically with it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13

port the Coreans flocked to her sides
in their sampans, and many Of them
were allowed on hoard. They ex.
pressed great surprise and wonder at
the many tine things they saw during
their visit, and were delighted.
When night came, however, anG
the electric lights were set going,
they were filled with aStonishment
and awe. They were shown the cleo
trio bells, annunciatorS. torpedoes,
etc, and at once they believed the
foreigners were in league with the
devil A native would be told to
press a button, and bell would be
heard ringing at a distance, where
upon the who.e company would rush
TO that part OF the ship to see who
was ringing ii. Finding no one there,
they would attribute the phenomenon
to be an evidence that the evil spirit
reigned over the vessel.
Some of the visitors made inefTec-
tual attempts to prevent the ringing
Of the bell by grasping the wire
tightly in their hands, hoping in that
way to head off the evil one who was
playing such freaks for their amuse-
ment An electric primer, immersed
in bucket Of water, was surrounded
by half dozen dirty denizens OF the
benlghted land, while another native
was told to push button at a dis
tance, whereupOn the primer ex-
ploded, throwing water all over the
surprised party, who were looking
eagerly into the bucket.
Some incandescent lamps wore low
cred far down into the water. and be-
ing suddenly lighted, no one being
near, the natives were filed with hor-
ror, and without stopping to look at
the uncanny switchboard, which they
regarded as an important part of the
anatomy of the evil spirit, they hastily
scrambled over the sides of the vessel
and hurried away from the devil and
the Trenton.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13

The Western jokers continue to
manifest an envious spirit whenever
the intellectual superiority of Boston
is mentioned. One of them has in.
vented this little dialogue:
Miss Backbey-No, we don't speak
to each other any more. l don't
recognize a girl who INDUCES in pro
family.
Miss Pitts-You don't mean to
say
''Oh yes, 1 do. We were talking
of Browning. and she said, oh, bother
Browning!"
But bother is not profanity"
''May be not but bother Brown
ing is"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13
Pure MIX.

You cannot keep milk pure if you
have no properly arranged milk cellar
or spring house. If milk, butter,
turnips, onions, potatoes, and other
kinds Of farm produce are stored in
the same place, the milk will Absorb
odors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13

''My wife is a singularly ingenious
woman" remarked the married man.
Indeed" said the bachelor, with a
languid effort at interest. "Indeed! ]
assure you. 1t was only yesterday that
she found new place to hide my.slip
pers "-Texas Sjftings.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13
An Electric Devil.

When the United States warshIt
Trenton visited Corea she carried into
that harbor the first electrical install
lation ever seen there, and the first
that the natives had ever heard Of.
Immediately after her arrival at the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13
THE COUNTRY FAITH.

here In the country's heart
Where the grass is green,
Life Is the same sweet lie
AS it e'er hath been
Trust in God still lives
And the bell at mcrn
Floats with a thought OF Goa
Ger the rising corn.
Col comes down in the rain,
And the crop grows tall
This Is the country faith
And the best Of all.
Norman Gale
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IS BLUE AS HER EYES
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS

GOD gracious! you
are loaded, Aunt
Jane" said Patty,
running down to
help her aunt with
the boxes an d
bundles she was
bringing up stairs.
I'D ONE talk, !"
said Miss Jane.
MADAME Sprigen-
heImer will have the
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Ducks.

Ducks will enjoy themselves on G
pond, but they quickly succulnb il
compelled to sleep in damp location
Make board floor to your duck house
and keen it covered with hay or staw.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13
Quarantine.

The best place to quarantine IS on
the farm. All animals that are pur-
chased should be kept separate from
The home stock for a sufficient length
Of time FOR the development OF dis
ease, and when an animal becomes
sick on the farm it should be At one,
'emoved to some isolated location.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13

AZ old mans idea Of a joke Is 20
shave OF his whisl1crs. and go home
and s:arLlc his wife
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-13

When was young We prepared, stu
dents for life; now We prepare them for
examinations" Is a bit of truth from
Jules Simon
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came 10 JesIS as I vas.
Weary and worn ard 81 L
ifoun1 in Him a resting place.
Ard Ee has made me glad.

Though you came In children ofthe world,
YOU may 90 away heiFs of hsayen. Ihough
;his ysYv sutumnal morning you were de-
.ial7-nc. tnh7 the prev, now, all worlds witness
inc. YOU may divide the spoil.
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Ermfes StreGe,.

Mas ben redten Snbalt bent Dem 2eben?
Wabres Strebeu
Wa9 Der 96be, nod benz fernen i3iel,
DaB Bouenbung ale Wtibe frone,
Did) nit Wtibgeidtd nnb Welt uerl0bne.
Soften Slides idau i'll iueite Serne
gu benz 6terne,
Der Dir itrablt perbeiBun9snollen 2idts,
Der burf fturmgeballte W%olfeumafen
Nieoerblidt audi penn bu iueltperlafen.
Srobe abnuns pedt bes Sterns @efimner,
nnb iein S6in1mer
Gaudt in @lans Der Soffnun9 EriimmerfeIS,
3eigt gum Bau beS @liidS Dir fefe Steine;
Dod 6es @erfes Weiiter lei aIeine.
Rinmer nirit ou leidt bic 2aten trasen.
Sof per5a9en
Darf Die mutbourdslIbte Seele nidt!
Wenn bic eiene Sdpdde ou %bejmun9en,
5ait bn aud Die &rone id)on errunseu.
tlnb on uauersausIid bslem e1eite
@lei9t ibr feline.
ytidt bon @olo, nit Gbelitein seidmidt,
i3tert bas itolse 9aupt iie Dir hienieoen,.
Sn Der Bruit erftrablt fie uno heiBt: Srieoen.
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Natb fir MHtter.

Ser iiber 5OSabren idsn tpurbe Mirs.
Winslom's Soothing Syrup BON MiIs
!ionen ben Mitter,1 beim 3abnen Der
&inber %angepenbet. Mirf bu i'm
S6lafe Dur6 bas 99reien eitles &inbes
seitSrt, bas i'm 3abnen lift unb Dor
S6mersen peint2 Wenr 10, la1e iofort
cine 6laf9e BON nMrs. Minslotps Gocs
thing Sprup" bolen. Sem Mertb 1T unz
be5ablbar. IS pirb benz fleiEen 2eibens
ben fofort 2inberung peri1aHen. gers
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3meifel barber. IS beiIt Snienterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Wins>& olif, err
pei3t ben @aumer, serbinbert @ntsiins
bung unb itdrtt bas gaitse SDftem.
rWtrs Winsletps Soothing Syrup"
fir aabnenbe aimber 1T angenebm in
@efdmad unb bas &ecept ftammt bon
eiaem Der beften tpeibli6en @erate in
BEN Ser. Staaten. gs 1T bel alien
9ruggiiten in Der garserl @selt gu 5as
ben. Breis rs gts. per Slatde.
&auft ni6t5 anberes als 0frs. Winss
Ions SoOtbing Sprup.
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@dbler : Gesiitrirnng.

gs nirb bierbur6 befannt eena6t,
baB i'd bic Bidder meines Nmtes fiji
ollie Wdbler Der Stabt SAT- @nton;o,
8erar @ountp, Seras, Dem @eieBe ent.
ipre6enb our &egitrirung bffne1 uerbt
in meiner Office in Der @itp 6aa, in
erften Stodmerf, 3immer no. 2, an
Der Militdr : Pla3a, am
3. Sanuar1 1898, @ormit<
tags UNI s ubr,
lnb baB i'd bieiel6en offenbalten tperbt
fir bic barauf folgenben stpan5ig Sage,
init Musnabme Der @onntage, bon
8ormittags 8 nbr bis 8 ubr Nbenbs,
Sie Office pirb gei6lohen tperben an
MittuO6, ben 25. Sanuar, punft
ubr Mbenbs.
0ie bon mir angefelten @ebuifer
iinc: 9enrp Bennett, 9enrn Wagner,
8. u. &epnDlbS unb &amon 8iencourt,
Nuguft SantIeben,
Mabl : &egiitrator.
San Qntonio, Seras, %. Sec. 1892,
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4en]fl5ak betdnheft nhrbe unb NIT wet@en MttteIn.
Ver1oreme Mannbarkeit, fppte ale
8&u&&eu Der 0f{4le&t8preaue beftmmt turtrt.
EEaHen-kkrankheiten rerben i'm Sauit
ses 1saaten nnt csne Snarumente furtrt. Gtn wnn'
Cakarrh und Krankheiten der
liant, bes DIrtes unh eersens, Der Geber nnb Der
Syphilis. Das an sei4piHDsRen unr a6srHen
ttuenbe WttteI. &nr Saranttrt.
Haut-Ar aues Gri rerben sus
rt<f, 10 anbere jenreu mt6Ianeen.
Dnnakuerlicher Abduss utrb prompt
= en- ys6r Tassn tnrtrt.
M2eine Wetbpbem.
1. 6ress Coordination tn ber Office eber per Boa.
s. 6enaue Hnter{u9uua rnb Dtagnoje.
s. 9sbss ulrb auf 0runb EtHen5&a ftIt@er prtnetpteu
<s5enbett nnb fetn cher t9r 8au rtrb 3D. ipeeteuem
&fnDirm aerha4t.
4 1Ilf3s qIeiis nns Iet4te ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
9l ben nttfen Tdleu Fam bic aranttett TN Sauie
~ 1yanten tetanbeIt nerben.
Sfrettt nm Sumption . Scrrsular 30. L. fur Mdns
68rsttt mn epxptsm. SsrmuIar gs q, far grasen,
64settt nm Symptoms 6crnuIar Nr. 8, fur Saut'
tsenttesten.
Nrls{f nexben prompt beanstpprtet. aue @ef4afte
setfsm se1aIten. Rebtstn rtrb rerbpr8en seidasI
htiersnkn : BE Danfsgspgeau antsnto.
8entf @AefprDAe en-
MAJ a1reiH4 drfobes 4Sfe4e sor bsta -
j. MI. De-
Bf<seHt 7Ue6tahes l29X WeFs GcmmereeRrase, San
9HtaHte. Ssssas etpe Freppe boo. :
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THIBODEAUX.


Was bebeutet bieies Worts IS if
bas 9anbels5ei6en bes
CINDERELLA S9ubs g ties.
Da i'm Wabliabre befanntli6 Sc
f9dftsftiae berri6t unb mir einen grps
Ben 8orratb bon S9ubmerf fir 9erz
rem, Samen unf &inber at 6an6
baben, neuete Gacons unb Wfuiter, 10
.perfaufen mir Naes sum. &o IT,
preife unb liefern bic 8emeiie bas
fir. Ollie @aaren iinb reu unb murs
ben ipe5iea fir bieien Spmmer befteIt.
Sie preife finb iiberaa in 3ablen arts
gegeben. Wer bi1ig unb gut faufen
mia, gebe gum
Cinderella GHnb : @alaft.
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9titet VrM Dor Galben geBen aatarrb,
bic Guedfilber euibalteu,

ba AuedfiIber iiher ben Sinn bes Scrubs
s~eritDren unb bas game ebItem p5qis 3~erriit.
ten ipiro, tpenn es burd bic idleimigen 0ber.
fladen einorinst. Spl4e Artifel ioIlten ME
auber auf 8erorbnuns gut bernfener 9lersts
sebrauGt perben, ba Der Sdaben, ben fie an-
ri9ten, sebnmaI 10 srob lit, als bas @ute, bas
Sbr babon ersielen f5nntet. 9aII'S 8a,
tarrb s8 ur, f%abriairt BON S. s. Cheney &
&c.. Solebp, . entbdlt fem Quediilber unt
ipirb inneriid senortmen unb ipirtt brett oui
baS Slut un6 Die idleimigex Sber laden bes
Sbttms. @enn Sbr 9aa's 8atarrp : Sur
fault, iei fider, bab Sbr bic adte befommt.
sic wirb innerlid senpmlnen unb III Tolebo,
o., BON S s. @beneb & 6 0. sena9t.
E- @ertadft con glpotbefern, grets rs
GtS. fir bic 6lai6e.
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California $ @eine.

Meinliebbaber finbsm elm groBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Meiner bel
Serrn s. S. Meper am Mlamoz
pla5a. 9err SLEEPER iu6t bic Weine
oil Srt unb Steae aus unb fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Der Weinsii6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt eS ibm itetS, bic
beitem Sorten aus5umdblen. ST fam
feline aumben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs mnb
WeiB Weine in boraigli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins Sans geliefert.
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- 9as bette eetrodnete 9ofoafz
Sols su 81 per Gorb; sebadt So. Sns
bian 3erritorp Mbite @ib uub ane anz
beren Sorten 9rennfoble gu rebuairten
YreiIen. 9ie bette 8esugsquele fur
Seu unb Sutter int @robz unb &leins
berfauf. : Selepbon go. 81.
Sunfet MDob 6 o.,
@de 2amars utb @alnutsS traBe.
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Sul Maraburaer Qshrerss emiuf

brad Nadts Geuer aus, bas nit fols
der S6neIisfeit UNI ii6 erift baB in
fiiraefter 3eit bas ganae 8ebaube in
belien Glammen ftanb unb bas 2eben
Der in fefiem S6lafe liegenben Semts
nariiten erntli6 %gefdbrbet mar. Sur
elm geringer 3beiI Der 3oglinee Ders
mo6te li6 re6tseitig in Si9erbeit gu
bringen; bic iibrigen ~neunsis fonnten
bon Der berbeigeeilten Geuermebr MIR
nit gr6Bter Miibe fat nadt, mie iie
eben aus ibren Betten berausgeiprunz
grn lparen, gerettet porben.
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Cinderella SdJnb : @alaft.

saT MeItpn& s o. baben forts
mdbrenb frif9e @aaren; groBe Muss
wabl BON 9elifatefen aler Dirt, bic
beften eingema6ter 6rii9te, Semitic,
Gleif6z unb anbere Prdferben unb elm
grobes Eager bon Stapel > Groceries.
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DKHathaWay
specialist 1es Cuestet1g,

Snn1e Wdnrte,
meI&e In Gplse ppr
Susenb Stnber
an Rerpenfdmd91
letben, Hreeebeuss
fruft ~unterSraben
9abeu uub Hre
MdnuRHteit rerlrs
rem, fpnfen ben bes
ritmten Or. 9as
tbawop ipfprt cons
{ulttreu. HerSeBt
nt@t, Rerpenfrants
tett Unit ober pbae
&rdums) wirp ptf.
feuf4aftft& nnt
mad ben neaeften
Retboben beban.
belt unb NIT BEN
Srbbten Griris.
&c fommt ai@t
barouf an, rb man
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HV0tx ut9utN tgreu S1Ht Htgt 0uH.1
@~stISvtIIs, g.. D., IL. widrs 1891.
81 em&te Is mtIue @fi@t Sbnen mitsutbsilen, peIdt
Nstlttet ,spuhsr a5niss Wsrpenss i6rter" fur mid
mar 8isle SABRE mar ID NIT epiteptiideu krdutpfsn
bs5ail<t; aebrau4te u~nsdbise Wttte unb aersie, abe
}ieiS pnr5tu bic Nnfdue f4ltmmex-Ter einern Sabre
e<trandfe ID ben Nerpeundrfer unb @orte t5nneu
Hdr<a Gans ni9t aasoriden. Dem NIT @ubtbeit
kena u ittt fagtn: Sd Btu 9ebtiIu Sd efnpfsbIt bteie
9etbi5in alien ~fsibenbsn. benn fe iDir6 Fdsis SeIuns
tzlnftu. GmmaA ". 8nrts.
5adfsn, yei9. 6. Snli 1891.
"a. tt5ues hiemit. bab mein Coin 70 f&iimm an
H<rDkaf4n6He cher pistmebr Nerptnpersiettn iiti. tab
e 5nlett itbtb w1Iuuten betaahe ale gIisher ~5ufammsns
49, 80 setraudie .gafor a6nig's g~ierpenz St6rfn''
nnb btt Der uiteu balben TlaS9e idon bemerften nil
suts BtHeruns. Sett lit tr wtteer poaftdnbie sejuut
sab ifark. 50 fufpfeble eiutm Sebeu btee TebiJtn ala
e4u H4<xes 4sstrRtttd. ". Bs6ts.
HeA~f EN- tper4bDpnes Bud far seerpeHfeihenbe
[#EE& NIB cine prbbesylai9e 3~uqejaubt. @rme
Oy erbdIten oun bic Mebi5fn rm{onf.
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Flower Angels.

Where do the flowers go when they Ole,
When the winds OF winter blown
Where do the lilies and violets go,
And the dear little baby flowers that grow
Everywhere under the sky!
Don't you know
Don't yon know? Last fall
As walked over the hill one day,
saw little graves where the blossoms la!
Dead and buried and hidden away
King frost had slain them all.
Lack-a-day!
There was not sound in valley or hill,
| walked like one I'm n dream.
| could not hear the voice CT the stream,
The sunset cast not a single CLEAN
On the world so gray and still
Not beam.
But suddenly, out OF the winter sky
Little white angels / saw descend.
BY twos and thrces. and hand In hand,
Till the air was filed with the shining band
All about me. and ever so high
In the sky.
Oh. yes and the children know
That somewhere up in the winter sky
The beautiful gates Of FlOwer-lleayen lie;
And when flower angels about us fly
The sober grown folks call ii snow"
But we know