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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE,

NO. 2119 EOFF STREET, brick houses.
lot Is feet front. rent for IS per month. Tor
5000.
NOS. 2O19 and 2Ol MAIN STREET. ]
story brick with storerooms and II rooms
above.
NO 81 S. BROADWAY, known as the
Hughes residence.
one MORE LOT IN WOODSDALE.
House OF rooms and 212 acres ground IN
country. either for sale or rent
A very desirable RESIDENCE AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY, cor. Main a1l
Tenth streets.
NO. 81 FIFTEENTH STREET, I rooms.
A fine RESIDENCE In Pleasant Valley.
The BLOCH PROPERTY on North Main
street.
A very desirable RESIDENCE on Viz
ginia street, all modern conveniences.
No. IN FOURTEENTH STREET. brick.
NO. 2212 CHAPLINE STREET, l3rga
brick dwelling, modern.
% ACRES OF COAL north OF Top ALL.
LOT SOx10S on Thirteenth street.
THREE LOTS. each 20xl20 teet. on tho
northeast corner of Wabash and Indiana
streets, Island. VIII sell cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART TATUM. City Bank Bslldlng.
Telephone 219. Room No 6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
or the drawing for redemption OF bonds
of 1885 of the city Of Wheeling.
Notice Is hereby given by the commits
eioners of the loan OF 1885 of the city Ot
Wheeling that on June g. 1896. pursuant
10 the requirements OF the ordinance Of
s4id citv. rassed May y, 1885. entitled An
ordinance to provide for the issue and sale
of bonds Of the city of Wheeling, 10 10
known as bonds Of 1888, and for the re-
demptiOn and payment Thereon, ana proNl4-
ing FOR the payment into the city treasury
Of certain amounts from the revenues II
The gas and water works" the following
described bonds issued under said orf-
nance were duly determined by lot by SAID
commissioners for redemption and plf-
ment on the first day Of July, 1896. tow
Ponds No three CD for 800; No. eight $50
for 500: No ten 90 for 500: No. seyenfe-
four 0D for $500: NJ. one hundred and Co..
teen Gl5) for $1,000; No one hundred aat
thIrtv-six Q36) for $1,000; No. one huna-
and fhirtv-nine Q39) for $1,000; No. one 1rn-
dred and ninety-four $50 for I.C01; NJ. Two
hundred and thirty-two Cz52) for $l.0H. ~.
two hundred and thirty-four 60 for s.
No two hundred and fifty-three t2l)
81 coo: No. two hundred and severtF-
(270 for 81. 900: No. two hundred and nIre t-
d. (9Q5) for = 40. and No. three hH1'f
and twenty-four (32D for S1,O00: that %
bonds will be redeemed and paid az me
Rank Of the Ohio Valley, M Inc '.F
Of Wheeling, West Va, by said conn
IS9s and that said bonds so determI
will cease to bear interest from the l-s-
mentioned day and date. $3.50 -
TONMISSIONERS OF THE LOAN ~
1885. 1900, 1,..,.-,.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
1owBArDs FOR THE FOURTH

In pursuance of its usual policy. the
p & @. r. r. will sell round trip excur-
sion tickets between all ticket stations
on IFS lines east of the Ohio river, for
all trains July Sd and 4th, valid for re-
turn passage until July 9Th inclusive,
at greatly reduced rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
GREAT WORK DONE
BY the Construction Department OF the
Ohio River Road. Last Week.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, june 2S.-Your
Sistersvil.e correspondent in your issue
Of June 9th, gives unfounded and mis-
leading information. Although the
road between Sistersville and St. Mary S
was in a badly crippled condition, the
efficiency OF this organization completed
the work of reconstruction by s o'clock
p. m. Friday, June 26th. All passenger
and freight trains moved with regularity
and precision on Saturday, and the road
was cleared. In justice to the en-
ployes OF this Company the work ac-
complished was commendable in the
highest degree to their discipline and
energy. Like conditions of this kind.
in this or any other State, have never
been overcome with more thoroughness
AID rapidity.
GEO. A. BURT,
General Manager
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
FOR SAID

Lots on Lind street and McColloch street.
East Wheeling, $50 to $40 each.
House. rooms. brick, Jacob street, Sixth
ward, easy terms. $3.50.
Building site Tor dwelling, Chapllre
street, Fifth ward.
.Ight-room frame house, bath, hot and
cold water also double frame house,
rooms on each side, with all necessary out
buildings; suitable for two families: both
streets, east side Of Market street; lot
5Oxl32 feet. A bargain at $S.s00.
House, u rooms, large centre halls, with
modern cOnveniences. and large lot No.
209 Chapline street; cheap and terms easy.
One of the finest 7-room houses In PARK
View, with hall; hardwood finish and one
acre OF land to same; at a bargain. 1890.
House, rooms in Belvedere addition;
terms easy, 500.
House. s rooms and hall, 14th ST.. 5000.
House. rooms. Jacob street. Centre
Wheeling. cheap on easy terms; $l,6O0.
House . rooms. 18th ST., SL4o1
House. rooms. n. Market street. easy
terms. $3.50 49,
House. . rooms. Wilson ST., Centre
Wheeling. easy terms. $3.50.
business property on Market st. at mod
ego 600 $50 $500 $500. 5000 and $500 to loan
on real estate. 80
New house, rooms, with large lot, az
Edgington Lane. $500.
FOR RENT.
. acres of land for pasture or farming,
one-half mile east of city.
NESBITT & DEVlNE,
Tel 643. 1889 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
MISSES 15c HOSIERY AT Sc

GO doz. Misses Seamless Cotton Hose.
color and durability warranted, manufac-
turers' price S1.37 12 per doz., our price
per pair SC. l.. :. GOOD & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
F # s.::s s.: Han G e. $z$# $ $:s:
NAME OF PERSON
CHARGED
WITH TANES.


LkIADEI4PHIA.
Au.tm1u. Avis ...........
Aus-il. VIM. ..............
AoelcrOLbie. Dore ......
ArheuZ. John. IT,.
HelJz. a.. F.................
buchanan. Geo. ..........|
Sue. c. E.................
Berry, George w..
Berry, Orion ..............|
Burris, James .............
Began, James ............|
Black. james ............
Baker. Peter .............
Baird. joan E.............
Brown, solomon (c1')....
buchanan. jacob .........
Buchanan, VIM. M......-.
Chi4cstCr. Z. w..
C3saell Ernest. Sr....-..
Clau hers. g.. w..
CLAYTON. j. NJ. (coi)......|.
Cummings. James $4,000.
Carroll. TnOS. ............
Craft. Albert C...........
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1l,i t.'-' r. -'i- '''''''''''f
I,o.l.S' h-,1,'''''-'-''.'
D5g3rU0. j. w..
D0ugherty. John .........
Jaws llN't-'d-" '.''.'-i
IaNis, Jam -.----'..'.-|
Dennis, W .l..............
Llmmey, Louis, Jr.......l
tllott. g. t'..............-I
t.eCo Us, Henry ...........-.
tIelhman. George ........
Frazier. S2muvl...--- .-.-.
tr3sSner. w ~. ...........I
Gardner, d. E............-..
Gross. Herman ..-.-.....-I
Gray. r. ti....------..-...''
Green. ltooCrt ..'-----'--'
1.ts' laiiS ''-'----'''-'i
G.ty v il., Atr'',,,,''''''''''i
o.. ..-l s-5-r 10, L'..'''''''''i
tt0lt-I, n. Gay -.''''-i
fi..- w n. --...--,, $1,000
tlisEs, ElNar4, Jr.......I
llC.lQWntll, Alex ...-...,
Holmes. samuel .........,
lligss, E1- y, Sr.----....I
tligEs. j. H......-.-......'.
Henderson,. David Hoe.
iiolStrad. j. S.....-.......
Hamilton, GoaS, b-----.-
NimmQns. l.. w ..-.''..''.
Ny.e, Jol5 W ---..-'''-''..
Nl@vC' n .-lle" '''''''''''.
- li - ~ pm. ''''''''-''''-
n :. % 800 '''''''''''''.
Ni-.,s. NJ m. ..-......-'.'.''.
t-r2narl. Julius .'.'''''..
LaLe. JQnn -.''.........'.'.
Little, d. N.............'',.
Lyia, Soenctr M.......'.'.
L8SCG. Jac0o .............,
Morrison, Ny m. ...--.....
Miller. Fred L.............
Nllrple. Joseph .-.-.-.-...
Me.il, Fred ..-.-.........
Moore. Geo. B.,...-,.-.-.
4loN.ey, 43S. 'to.'l--''- ..
Myers, 1.--tey .-...-.-..i
Mi.ler. JonG \.....'-.'''..
NleElfnlS. Jca- ..''.'''..
Mckee. Joseph Ai....'.-'.
Mcconnell. W. M.........'
M-Phall. w m, --......-..i
McCUtcheon. j. C..-..-.-.
Nick1rsCr, David 49,.
\iCkerS0r. john ......-..I
nrrrrrr ~. arr-.r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS
|CnnSuIVanid LINES.
INAINS Aua % ~sHIAAA an

TICKET Office at Pennsylvania station a.
Mater ST.. Foot Of Eleventh 81, nee.
ing. at Mcclure House. Wheelns a. - 80
the Pennsylvania Station Brlite
Southwest System-Pan-Han fo-~
Daily. Except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
GEO. A. BURT,
General Manager
LADIES 15c. HOSIERY AT SC.

100 dol. Ladies' Stainless Black Hose
r,anufacturert' price S1.5O per doz., oul
price per pair, SC. l.. =. GOOD co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29

From Wheeling to
Northwest System-CleyelaHd 49,
burg Division: los, as f,.-
m.. rrr ANY except Sunlay - -

~. -, - r,e,ve Arrive.
From Br!usel.o'e ..-9.r $50 pm
Fort Wayne and Cnlcd6o - an t.-I -
canton and Toledo. 49, 20 20 On S-l IN
pits. and Steubenyi.le.i 55'S6 an -o.- ara
Sisubenville and Pitts. am k-'rn
=, WAYNE and Chicago. - I,, ,-0Tu
Canton and Toledo, 800; ~ ~ i,n gE in
sIisnce and Clevelanci ~ t.u - a
Sfsnb and Wellsville..J so rn
PbiIa. ard New York 80 l, as IN
Paitimore and wash. i::S I-- s.-1 Pm
ss1tSenbenviIe and pitts. 4:i5 ~ rs al
steub. and Wellsville...l % p''''
q. ToMLINsoN. Pas,se7TT,g eng ,r- @{sT a.
.,ior root Ele-enth and water 30
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
DANIEL RITCHIE,
CESS-POOLS AND PRIYY VAULTS

CLEANED ON SHORT NOTICE.
ANY one wishing my services, please ad-
dress 1861 Market ST.. or 26C6 Main ST..
Wheeling. w. Va. All work left in my
charge will be attended TO promptly. Tel
ephone No. 4S7. aploeh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29

Try Blazers Cream Ale, Stock Ale
or Porter and you will drink no other
Rnttlad for family use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
NOU WANT THE BEST HEAT
L Err. We HAVE IT.

II YOU contemplate any change in the
heating apparatus OF your home or place
of business, don't fail 10 investigate the
superior merits OF the PATRIC FUR
NALL Van JOS. voGLER, JR.,
2130 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-29
MISSES. 4Oc HOSIERY AT 1oc.

stainless, double heel and toe. manufacture
ers' price $500 I-2 per doz, our price per
pair tee. l.. =. GOOD d co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01
WASTED TALENT.
The cause of an Artist's Fan-re In
Life.

The Cause of an Artist's Fanure In
Llfe.
The life of the English painter,
Hawkins, furnishes n strange and dis
couraging instance of the youthful pre-
cocity which often comes TO naught.
At twenty years of age he was the CEN
ter OF acciamution. Everyone tsc;sSsass
he was sure 20 do great things; per-
haps, as one Of his contemporaries said.
become Michael Angelo or some
thing of the kind"
But, like the crab, he walked ba elz-
ward" and at the close of his life he Is
described ms having lived In FOOLS
paradise, content with himself, and
fattening ON the empty praise he had
won but never deserved. The mischief
lay In the fact that he was an excel
lent boon companion. Everyone who
was setting out for good time"
wanted Hawkins as the center Of II,
and he was only too glad TO be be-
guiled.
On one occasion he was asked by
Mr.. Aclsers, member Of parliament,
to accompany him and one or two
others TO Paris. the host promising 10
give him q holiday and pay all hia ex-
penses. Hawkins objected.
''I'm busy on picture" said he.
land want 70 finish IL for exhibition"
''Never mind that" returned Aclxers
Bring Il with you and paint IL there"
Hawkins yielded, as he always did
In the end. and the picture was put
into the carriage. AS they were driv-
ing along Mr.. Aclters asked 20 be al
lowed to look at II, and when II was
uncovered he snid:
"Whnt do you want for it?"
IL shall want fifty pounds for II when
it's finished" answered Hawkins.
every well, returned the member Of
parliament. "I1l give II 10 you, and
III finish the picture for you, tool"
With TINT no kicked hole through tho
canvas, and the artist was thus set free
for an undisturbed jollitication.-
Youths Companion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01
FOUND AN APT PUPIL.
Aged Dog Teaches Terrier Pup How q
Guard House.

Aged Dog Teaches Terrier Pup How TO
Guard "a House.
The following story IL told by resi-
dent who has an old dog, a spaniel, that
for nearly 20 years has been the most
faithful of guardians Summer or win
ter, fair weather or foul. as soon as the
key was turned In the lock OF the back
door he had taken his position at the
threshold. and not the slightest sound
escaped his investigation during the
night, asserts the Detroit Journal. The
faithful old fellow n becoming decrcpit.
and his master recently carried home
bull terrier pup with pedigree OF
great length and the bluest of blood.
That was three months ago, and the pup
Is now five months old. For time the
old brown spaniel had no use for the
risky little white-haircd fellow, so en-
tircly unlike himself, that ran under
him, jumped over and upon his back.
grabbed his long and silky ears, and
attempted 10 run away with them, but
pfter time n was n clear cnse OF grand
father and the youngest baby.
This Is the situation now: When the
key is turned Il is the pup that takes
the position nt the threshold. while the
old dog. confident OF the faithfuIness OF
his proxy sentinel, retircs TO his piece
OF carpet and snores the night through
Not only does the terrier remain on
duty all night, but the moment some
one Is nstir In the house she retires TO
her bunk foi sleep, just as the old dog
did for 80 many years. The owner has
tip-toed down TO the door at all hours,
but has never found her mapping.
"Thrce months ago." says the master.
"this pup knew absolutely nothing.
except how TO play and eat. It's sole
companion has been the old dog. and
to-day the pup knows all that the old
cog knows. and the old dog knows the
pup knows ", and has retired from bust
ness fully aware that his duties have
Seen left to competent and faithful
succcsaor"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

conversing pleasantly, for the senior
wns man OF ripe experience and great
natural power of observation, and was
becoming more genial towards his we'll
hammered subordinate--or perhaps the
Real Old KentuclS he had imbibed at
his free lunch had warmed his heart
whom, without knock, the door
opened and n squarcly-built, broad
shouldcred man, showily dressed,
whose heavy gold watchchain and rings
were In painful contrast to his low-bred
face and black finger nails. entered.
The proprietor welcomed him en-
tbusinstically-nay, II were not writ
ing Of SO great man, would say, with
Bringing servility.
my new associate editor, Mr.. Grey"
said the colonel, calling his visitors Mt
tention To his amused assistant.
"The gcntlcman's name2" Grey
asked, as nc shook hands.
''Ah. this Is Herr Schlosslnger-th
great Schlossingcr, you know"
'.But. forgive my ignorance, l."
''What, YOU don't know Schlossingcri
Not know Schlossingcr. the socialist
Not know tho leading spirit in the great
labor movement Of the city OF Chicagol
Not know the fiery orator, before
whose burning denunciations tyrants
tremblc and kings shake In their
thronesl Not know"
but tho colonel's eloquencc was in
tcrrupted by the Chicago Dcmosthencs,
who turned rudcly 70 Grey and said,
without the fnintest sign of German
accent. but In the strong western
vcrnacular: 'See here. young Teller,
I'm ticlslcd TO death that the ole cuss
hes had the sense ter put young blood
on his cnc-hoss paper; for it's milder
now nor cf u was run by a womnn's
sewin'circle; a chile might put more 20
into IL. See?"
Grey nodded.
Now, shnnt bother my head about
Gilchrist any longer. You look as II
yer could swing pen, an shall give
the straight tip ter you every time. an
Of you know beans when the bags opon
you'll follow my orders. Jest cs / give
cm 10 yer"
docs the paper belong 10 your" Grey
asked. ngh1fst at the possibility.
mot by long shot but for all that
guess I'm the heart nm the liver an
the lungs an the backbone OF II. Scc?"
Al presume. asked Grey, coolly,
you're what they call professional
agitafor?r
You've lift II. stranger
"And." continued Grey, with r-ra-
waiting nonchnlancc. you bclons % a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

steepcst hill of it's terrors. The animal
takes the hill in a strong gnllop. being
able apparently 10 use his weight bet
ter In successive lunges, and also being
evidently anxious TO get his work done.
In this way hill was taken at n rate Ll-
most as fast as level between the dog
aud the rider; and. in fact. the dog will
take moderate-sized hill alone, with
the riders feet on the const.ng bars.
though Mr.. Coo rarely subjects him 10
sucn strain. Mr.. Coc has often taken
his dog with him on trips of rs miles OF
more, often coming TO this city and
returning the next day, and the dog
apparently IL not at oil tired.
Last year Joe hasn't been used so
frequently because Mr.. Coe. having been
recently married. has been rcjoiccd
with son anil heir, and has had TO
take exercise otherwise than by BIZ
cycling evenings. but whenever he goes
out he takes Joe with him. Besides, the
dog had been out hunting considerably
In the fall, his record of partridges
shot over him In one day so far being
ID. Meanwhile, being considerable OF
dog around town. he takes his leisure
wandering around the streets OF Ware,
where he Is very popular among tho
townspcople. He has n habit OF OPEN
ing the doors OF the stores on the main
street whenever he cares to go in. push
ing down the latch with his paws.
When once In he shuts IL after him by
throwing his weight against II. and
usually does this part Of the trick with
a,igor and enthusiasm which threatens
10 knock out the eide OF the build
ing. Mr.. Coe has had consdera-
bic experience In animal training,
having educated deer and buffalo.
among other pets. while he was boy
In Kansas, Is fonder OF Joe than any Of
his conquests up 10 date. lie says IL
is generally admitted In Ware that joe
has more friends and knows more than
his master. - Springfield (Mnss.) Re-
publican.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

got wings, he's lynn this mint seventy
five feet below the third gallery"
"You saw him eEter?"
mot an hour ago. He might stay
awhile nosing around the gallery, but
it's odds he made bee line for the big
strike"
Good, indeed. Well, here's your
money"
"An' I've arn'd II too, mister; blcst IL
/ wasn't THROWN the hull business up
oncet; for, you see, he'd a woman he
called Mile as was a sweet-spolSen
lass, an little kid as JUS worshiped
him. / want allus SIGH brute as 1
am now an those two kim o. touched a
soft spot in me somehow
"Pshawl man, 60 and get some
strong drink and don't forget you can't
afford to indulge In sentiments If you
continue TO deal with me-"
"All right, boss. I'll light out o.
these diggins, and II you know what's
good for your health you'll make
tracks, too, before long, for this job
means murder, jist nothin' else"
Dodd watched the departing figure of
his accomplish TIL II was lost in the
pine forest, then muttcring. savagely:
BLOW for blow, an eye for I'm eyc-ahi
that's good Bible teaching, Master
Wilders," he slowly took his way back
towards Oretown.
ITO DE CoNTTNuED.1
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

soda, that druggists sell to make settler
water.
Put the contents OF the other pack
oge, tartarc acid. In a playing card
rolled up into tube, and tied around
with thread one end of the tube being
sealed or plugged with two pellets of
blotting paper.
Suspend this miniature cartridge from
the cork by means of q piece OF thread
attached by tin tack. The open end
of the cartridge must be uppermost,
ond when ali Is ready you cork the bot
tie tightly, having allowed enough
thread TO swing the cartridge clear OF
the water.
To explode the cartridge and dis
charge your novel cannon you lay the
bottle horizontally upon two pencils
on the table. They will act as your gun
carriage.
Pretty soon the water will penetrate
the blotting paper plugs and reach the
tartaric acid. Effervesccnce will at
cnce take place, and the carbolic acid
gas thus generated will throw the cork
from the bottle with n loud report,
the cartridge trailing after II like a
rocket.
And you will have still further imi-
tation of field artillery in the recoil OF
the bottle, which will roll back several
inches.
Make this little experiment. II Is
both pretty and harmless.N. y. Mer-
curry
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

En1lish Pointer Draws HE Masters
bicycle Up steep oradce-
Steadlunn Coo, OF Ware, thinks ne
has tho best nll-round dog IN America
bar none. lie ~ remarkably large
heavy English pointer Of very hiEn
breed, and reJo.ees IA the concise ana
bari<y name OF Joe Coe, and he has made
his short three years OF life IA one
grand endeavor TO uisprose Prof.
shnler's recent theory that canine IN
teliiEence must be looked Tor IN mon
grels. Already he IA splendid watch
dog an earnest, enthusiastic ana sue
cessful lighter and without a superior
IN the surrounding district rs pird
dog, but tho claim TO reputation ~
based on his fine qualities as driver.
When Joe was small dog his owner
who IL nn enthusiastic p'cyc'st, pc
coming discouraged by the many hills
around ware began conkioer'nk the
problem OF securing some sort OF
portable dynamo 70 ana MN IN mn
climbing. heing quite expert IN tho
handling OF animals ne decided 70 use
Joe an TINS eapacity' nc nau speS'a'
''''' is'a Co.'S ios = % e'''i an
framing MN 'mmeoiateiy, Joe look
kinuiy 10 tne iue', anu the exercise
agreed Nitn MN. ne was leo lreeiy
ana grew Win great Douhus' tne WORK
causing nls MIRO quarters 70 increases
Win speciai rapiui'y III .ney Were
marked Win Jumps OF "eh-nurueneu
muscle, ana appeared more ai'er mo
general pat'ern OF 2 smut morse 'han
aog. Under TINS rigiu course o. tram
ing ne soon became much larger tnan
either Oh nus pnrents' ana ceieprateo
the hrst anniversary OF ms o'rtn py
giving MS fnther the waiioping OF ms
hre- since then ne mas Deen tne ac-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01
FOR FOR YOUNG / EFT lie.


Last night. when was snug In he'd.
A fairy came 10 me and said:
Dear child. three gifts to you bring
a box. mirror and a ring.
Each morning use the mirror bright.
TO bring your little faults 10 light:
when you have found them. every one.
Open this box. an have done.
And pack them quickly out OF sight.
Remember shut the lid down Tight
1--WE call these. best OF gifts 20 youth.
One. self-control, the other Truth:
''Tnis golden ring. Sincerity.
Wins friends wherever you may be-"
never spoke. did not stir:
only lay and looked az her.
And when she went do not know
She melted like fake OF snow.
The door was barred. the window. too:
How do you s'pose that she got through
I'm sure she came. 20 real II seemed:
But mamma says must have dreamed.
~. Torrey Conner. Ia n. Y. Independent