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pATTrsoNs BOOM
For the Presidency Launched by In.
Pennsylvania Dcmoera;io Committee.

For The Presidency Launched by the
Pennsylvania Demoera,ic Committee.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. 1.-THE
PattIson boom for the presidency was
launched with much enthusiasm to-day
at the meeting OF the state Democratic
committee to arrange for the next state
convention The meeting was largely
attended and the sentiment was over
whGlmlngly In favor Of the nomination
of Ex-Governor Robert Il. Pnttison for
! President by the national convention at
Chicago. A resolution endorsing his
candidacy was offered by John NJ, Car
man, OF Luzerne, and unanimously
adopted.
The committee decided to hold the
state convention at Allentown. April
20. to nominate two candidates for Con-
gross at large and eight electors atlargc:
eight delegates at large to the naional
convention were also chosen.
The following IL the text OF the reso-
luton endorsing Ex-Governor Pattison
for the presidency:
"Resolved, That the Democratic state
central committee recommend that the
Democracy OF Pennsylvania present to
the Democratic national convention the
name OF Ex-Governor Robert +. Patti
son us that OF strong and available
candidate for the presidency. In char
acter. in ability. In official experience.
in the fearful and fearless discharge
OF public duties. Mr.. Pattlson Is we'll
equipped for the high Office for which
we recommend him; enjoying to the
fullest extent the confidence OF the peo-
pie because OF HIS steadtast adherence
10 the cause OF good government. his
selection as the standard bearer Of the
Democratic party would be met by gen
erous and enthusiastic approval. Sound
IN principle, his LEADERSHIP would be
such that all the Democrats might
IN fely follow"
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A GREAT SUCCESS.
Cathode Ray, Used In Surgical Opera
alton for the First Time.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12-Cathode rays
were put to use for the first time to-day
in surgical operation. Casper Schmidt,
who had been shot In the hand several
years ago, offered himself as subject
10 DR.. James E. BURY and Electrician
Charles T.. Scribner, who have been
conducting a series OF experiments at
the laboratory OF the Western Electric
Company. @ -.
The bullet In the hand was small
one, and Its location could not be de-
termIned by ordinary means. but at
times II caused great pain and partial
paralysis OF the member. The Injured
hand was exposed to the cathode rays
for about an hour. After the lapse OF
that time the sentized plate upon which
rested the wounded hand was taken
to the photograph room. When deveiA
oped the plate disclosed an excellent
likeness OF the anatomy OF the hand.
Between the metacarpal bones OF the
third and fourth fingers could be seen
the likeness OF what appeared TO be a
buckshot. The lead rested about an
inch and a half below the knuckle and
was perfectly plain. This morning DR..
BURY made q silver print from the
negative, and using this as n guide the
physician removed the bullet The OPP
GRAFTON was quickly and neatly per-
formed and Schmidt suffered little pain.
No drug wns used In performing the
operation. DR.. Bury deciding II I'M
necessary. The cathode rays had sim
plIfied the operation 30 much that the
time necessary for its Accomplishment
was lessened several minutes,
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Debate on the Reply 60 die Queen. Speech
In the House.

In the House.
LONDON, Feb. i2.--In the house OF
commons to-day the debate on the ad-
dress In reply to the auSeu's speech was
resumed, Mr.. John Dillon, antl.Par-
nellite, said he would be surprised II
the "bcggarly character OF the refer
nnccB 10 ireland In the speech" did not
moro firmly fix In the minds Of Irish
men the conviction that nothing could
be obtained from England except by
Violent agitation.
Mr. Dillon also announced an amend
mont TO tho address eensuring the gov
crnmSHt for not proposing sclf.Govcrn-
ment for Ireland.
Not long ago. Mr.. Dillon further stat
ed there was u great deal OF talk about
F, British ships Blowing Up american
cities, Such language, he added, had
horpIly ceased, and the English people
ind learned that President ClevelRnd's
message was not an election dodge, but
s@oke INC voice OF the American ma
lion. which was not afraid TO face tho
orhFtramert OF war II the English re.
fused arbitration. .--.
cfusion, that the Irish party would ro-
stSt to the utmost any ioea OF WAT DO,
tween Great Britain ana enc Nh'ted
5tntaa .
Mr.. John Redmond, Parnellhe, mem
b,T for Waterford. conlbaptcd the mar.
1uIs OF 6ahsbury's declaration that
homo rude whstdead.
Mr. Gerald Baifuur, chief secretary
for Ireland. In the course OF n lehEtAy
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CHEAP COAL AND GAS.
A scheme TO Find In New England mn En-
lnrRe,l Market for Novn Scotia Coal.

A Scheme TO Find In New England mn En-
largcd Market for Nova Scotia Coal.
New York Journal of Commerce: Bos-
ton is deeply agitated over the PROPOSE
ton of Mr.. Henry NJ. Whitney, now
pending before the legislature, to sup
ply New England with cheap coke and
Eastern MaRSa chugetts with cheap fuel
gas. He asks several things from the
state besides incorporation for himself
and associates whose names he does
not disclose. He desires exemption
from taxation for ten years, and on the
ground that his gas vii be designed for
fuel and not for lighting purposes he
asks TINT It be exempted from the stat
utory requirements regarding lighting
power.
Mr.. Whitney. It Will be remembered,
IL nj the head OF the Dominion Coal
Company, and is trying to make mar
kct in New England for his coal. His
proposition is to establish on the coast
u vast coke-makinE establishment on
the Otto Hoffman system, which saves
all the by-prodncts. He claims that he
can make coke as good for nll metal
lurgical purposes as the ConnellsVille
coke at lower price than the Cornells-
willie coke can be delivered in New Eng
land for. and thus revive the NasSa-
chusetts iron industry. which was once
considerable. but is now nearly extinct
The coke would be equally available
as fuel for the factories, which are now
bringing coal all the way from Penn
sylvania and Virginin. A by-product
OF this process OF ooke-making is claim
ed to be gas OF about IL candle power,
which the bill provides shall be sold for
IS cents or 50 cents thousand feet, &C.
cording to as II shall be delivered into
holders or to consumers. This Is Of
f.red rs very economical fuel, which
Il Is, and as a gas which may be made
a good ilIuminant for ten or fifteen
cents thousand more for enrichment.
II Is proposed to deliver gas to towns
ALL over the eastern part Of the state,
and towns that are now getting gas
for two or three dollars thousand feet
would find their lighting bills very
much reduced by the change. Natur-
In Boston say the whole project Is nom
sense, but there Is nothing improbable
in the claims Mr.. Whitney makes.
II was stated before n congressional
committee some time ago that Boston
gas company which had n contract for
Pittsburgh coal. which was not deliver
ed, recovered a large sum from the con-
tractors on the grounu that the Nova
Scotia coal which had to be used was
not 80 economical as gas producer us
the higher-priced coal OF Pennsylvania.
But as Mr.. Whitney's company owns
the coal It can deliver It to itself at
some point on the Massachusetts, coast
cheaper than any other company could
get II, and II the Otto hoffman process
is oil that he believes II to be his coke
will pay for the coal and the operation
OF the works, and the gas will have
little to pay for except the cost OF Its
...,s,
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CHICAGO - Hogs. receipts 23,0OC
head: market rather slow and gener-
ally &c lower: light 50 1904 g7Is: mixed
packers So 95I4 90; heavy shipping
50 90G4 20: rough 50 Co.'s 90 Cattle
receipts $4,000 head: best grades steady;
others weaker; beeves s. 1905 60: cows
and heifcrs 81 C0I3 81: stockcrs and
feeders s. G0G3 10. Sheep. receipts H.
600 head: market SLOW but steady.
Hogs. official receipts yesteray 20.795
head: shipments 10000 head; left over
5000 head,
Fast RUFFALo-cattIs, receipts OF
sale cattle were three cars; good to
choice 81 5OdS 90: fancy IS 26; common
light to fairly good 81 1907 %. Hogs,
receipts twenty-five cars; market fairly
active; Workers., fair to choice 81 $50
Z 60: roughs 50 1904 10; pigs. common
to fair 81 1904 80, Sheep and lambs,
receipts sixteen cars and forty-tivc cars
OF fresh arrivals; market very dull;
and common 81 O0a4 90; sheep, choice
to selected export wethers s. 5o03 75:
culls and common 81 00l2 so.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle market fair;
prime a 1904 50: butchers s. SeG1t 20:
bulls. stays and cows 81 1898 30. Hogs
lower: PhiladelgAias 81 5OGi IS: fair
TO best Workers 81 45alJ 80: pigs 81 400
45; roughs 50 00a4 90. Sheep steady:
prime sheep 81 G0@3 IS; good 50 500
so: common 50 0On2 so: lambs 50 006
90: veal calves so 0OG6 %.
CONGRATULATIONS steady at 50 $50
4 30: receipts 1900 head: shipments
LOO head,
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AN ILLINOIS IYNCH1Ns.
Grant Attsrhnry strnug Up by II Sullivan
Mob Willis Protesting Ills Innocrncr.

=
Mob While Protesting Ills InnoCencr.
DECATUR. ILL.,. Feb, l2.-Grant At
tcrbury was lynched at Sullivan Mt
12i5 last night. Fifteen masked men
broke open the jall and hung him in tho
court house yard. He died declaring
that he was innocent OF the crime OF
outraglng his slster.In-law. Mrs. Roxy
Atterbury. Those in the mob were
fully armed and several carried sledg-
hammers. They made little attempt at
concealment, but went very directly
about their work.
Just before midnight they approach
ed the jail, where Atterbury had been
confined for the last ten days. charged
with the double crime OF numbering his
father and nssaulting the wife OF his
brother The mob overpowered the
sheriff and his assistant. and forcing
their way into the jail broke down the
doors OF AttGrbury's cell The man
fought like demon. but he was seized
and bound and carried TO the court
yards. As the rope was placed about
his neck he cried out that he was In
nocent. but no attention was paid to his
protestatlons and the rope was thrown
over the limb OF tree. a dozen hands
seized II and the rope slid over the Ice
covered limb and the mans utterance
was choked with the tightening OF the
loop. The rope was wound about the
trunk OF the tree and the men stood
back and watched the final writing
OF man whom every one In Sullivan
believed guilty OF two helnous crimes.
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Ilartaer SlgNalS

Mess tkIs bILf The riettms Of etrsissp-
Nm j. not SGos fttylaps Il. Here's alist
II Srptoms by which consumption can
e.tiInly Be deteeted;-
c,ufs, one or two slight efforts on
,iSag occurring during the day and FIRE.
stsTty during the night.
Sko;. S,IatlSss after exertion.
nGttHLSsef tn eetsf.
Osstk talss, especially noticeable In the
rfTing and after full meal.
:. CNIinI,, in tie evening, followed by {
Prssttstios toward morning and
PsI tses and lIagiGd In the morning.
,lau Of citsiity.
Eyou have these symptoms, or any Of
tb.ri. do not delay, There are many
utraratonS which elairn TO be cures, but
y, Ssirr, essllts R.usdy for Consumption
has ths highest endorsements, and has
GOOD the test Of years. Il wilL1rrest con-
SUMPTION In its earlier stages, and drive
Iv,y the symptoms named. Il Is manu-.
i,riHsd By Ire kekeE Medicine Co., IS
tnd IS Chambers ST., New Y7rk, and sold
b. III reputable druggists.
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MoNrHzUMA's TREASURE
Col. John Bradbury Thinks Ho Knows
Where n Il, aud 10 Going Afrer II.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. 12,--coi.
John Bradbury. who is at present In
Mexico, has written TO some friends
in this city outlining his plans for OK
ploring TIburon Island, situated In the
gulf OF California
The advices state that he has pur.:
chnged the schooner Lilly Light and
has armed her with q Maxim gun and
n hve-lnch rifle. From his mine In
Mexico he has recruited l25 men who
are experienced fighters and accustom-
ed 10 indian warfare. The letter fur
Their stated the real object OF the ex-
petition. II seems that a well anthem
tIcated legend has II that when Monte
yuma, emperor OF Mexico. saw that bis
dynasty was doomed, ne determined to
prevent the bloody handed Cortez from
recurring the treasures OF the lncns. 80
he sent ali his gold to Tlburon and had
III buried there In mountain cave.
When the men who Ind charge OF this
task returned he had them oil offered
up as sacrifices and the secret was lost
until a curious series OF events II was
dlBcIosed TO Col. Bradbury.
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Wool,

BosToN-The snles OF the three prin-
cIpal markets for the week have
amounted to 4.756.550 pounds. 2.2l5. 100
pounds OF which were domestic wool.
The total sales since January /. 1896,
have been 37.Oi7.Ss0. Although as the
record OF sales shows. a large amount
OF business has been done In the period
under review than was transacted n
week earlier, nevertheless the market
continues to be quiet, money is as tight
as a drum and holders OF wool are for
the most part relentless firm in their
ideas OF the value of their commodity;
30 that free purchasing Is quite the
exception. Strange US II may seem. in
consideration OF the obvious duilness
OF trade. rates for good stock show no
depreciation. In Boston the sales for
the week have been2. CSC. $50 pounds, OF
which 10000 pounds were domestic
wool. The market continues quiet,
though prices are steady. Australian
is In the lead among all sorts Of wool
now selling although there has recently
been some diversion OF attention to-
ward our staple territory woods. Sales
since January l. 1895. have amounted
to l9.l02,00O pounds,
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BALTIMORE-Flou dull and un-
changed; receipts 1896 barrels; ship
ments 32,Sl9 barrels. Wheat steady;
spot and month 73&IEc; May $50
T8hc; receipts 1895 bushels; shipments
q, 500 bushels southern wheat by sam
pie 7i676Ac; DO on grade 72d75c. Corn
steady; spot and month 33I33kc; May
35h fl35hc; steamer mixed Slb Gp32c; re-
celpts 126,lO0 bushels; shipments 1a7, llG
bushels; southern white and yellow
corn 32h dS3isc. Oats stendy to firm:
No. white western Csc; No. mixed
do 26c; receipts 2,0S6 bushels. Rye firm;
No. 9. i4d45c for nearby; 47GiSc for
western: receipts $500 bushels Hay
firm: choice timothy $l6 90 asked. But
ter steady; fancy creamery 2OG2lc; do
imitation l6@tSc: do ladle lie; good Ia
die I3Glic; store packed 10Gl2c. Eggs
firmcr; fresh 12isc: cold storage 10c.
Cheese steady and unchanged. Whisky
unchanged.
CINCINNATI-Flour easy. Wheat
lower: No. 2 red sc; receipts $500 bush
els; shipments zoo bushels. Corn quiet;
No. 2 mixed SOC. oats quiet: No. mix
ed 29A622%c, Rye nominal: No. 2,
4SlSc. Lard dull at IS IS. Bulkmeats
dull at IS rs. Bacon dull and quiet at
So 00I6 12E. Whisky quiet: sales i76
barrels at 81 %. Butter In light demand.
Sugar steady. Eggs steady at lie.
Cheese easy.
PHiLADELPHfA-Bu firm: fan
cy western creamery zoe. Eggs dull
and easier; fresh nearby 159l5hc; do
western 15c. Cheese unchanged.
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reply 70 the Irish leaders, said that th9
aattltudc OF The government towards
hone rule would BE- determined by
whu' lhsy believed 70 be Tho acritg OF
the care and ti14 no considerations %
difficulty or danger abroad or In the
colonies would for moment lndlce
the government to depart from the at
tltudc they had taken on this question
The house rose at $3.50 p. M.
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Two Good Reasons.

LONDON, Feb. 12-The statement
circulated by Bo-called news agency
In thu United States, under o London
date, that Lord Salisbury In the house
or lords and the Right Hon. George
n. CurZon. parliamentary secretary OF
foreign Affairs In the house OF commons.
to-day presented concurrent statements
Intended to define the procedure for y
settlement Of the Venezuelan dini;
Guilty" In absolutely false, and for GOOD
reasons. In the FIRST place, the house
OF lords does not meet on Wednesdays.
and In the second place, Mr.. CuTzon
made no statement to-day on this suo-
Ject In the house OF commons.
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SOOTHING. healing. cleansing, De-
Wits witch Hazel salve is the enemy
30 sores. wounds and piles, which it
never falls to cure. Stops itching and
burning. Cures chapped lips and cold
sores in two or three hours Logan G.
Co, Wheeling. W. Va. 3. r. Peabody,
Behwood. and Bowie s. Co, Bridgeport.
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Dr.. Mics, Pain Pms stop ncadache.


Observation-Disclosures: lntonSo itching
and Gtlnsjng; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed TO continue tu-
ntc, becoming very sore SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops tho itching md bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most caRoa
removes tho tumorB AZ druggists or by
mdii. for 10 cGnts. DR.. SwaynO x Son,
phIlndOlnhin.
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No informal medicine required Curea tet.
tcr, cczOnia, itch. oil cruptlonR on tho
fnce, hands, nose. OTTO, leaving tho skin
clear, whlto and healthy. Its great hOHl.
ing and curative powers are POSSESSED by
no other rouaray. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT, tthS&w
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1T not only IL 10. II must be 80. One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, ana
Co. Wheeling, W. Va, b. II. Peabody.
Benwnod, md Bowie h Co.. Bridgeport,
n
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OIL CITY-Credlt balances 81 20: nc
certificates; opened. highest, lowest
no clenrances: shipments 1l,ei6 barrels;
runs S2.297 barrels,
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Dry Good,

FALL RIvER-prsnt cloths Grm and
quiet at &c,
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,sM eepnsylvanla Stations
N!ERRRsV!VanIaN lines.
Trims Run BY Central Time


rIcxEr OFFICES AT HTCTSsTLvANiA STATION Of
NArER ST., FooT or EhEyEFTH Hr.. NHRHLtN0,
AT McLunS Hougf, WtIELINu, AND AT THE
pENSETLVANiA STATIuR. piIpOHroRT.
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TVERY DESCRIPTION OF

~ Book, Job. Newspaper and Pos
ter Printing done al ReaSoup 10 Rates al tho
fHTElIIGnsrER Jon PRtNttie OFFICE I6dSrn
and Ropd Presses New TIRE dud pSslsAI
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DIRECTIONS for nA,

DIRECTIONS toi
1lnfCREAM BALM.
lppIy 8 particle oil
tSs Balm directly In.
70 the nnBtrllS. After
moment draw
S,rorgbrcaIh through
ne nosc. Use three
tines 4 day. after
neili preferred, and
btiore retiring.
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Wheeling Bridge 4 Terminal Ry.
c, o, BKBWSTBK. Receiver.
Time Table No 10. to take OBJECT 1901

Time Table No. 10. TO take effect 1901
a, M. Sunday, November 10 1895
Leave Wheeling 1850. tS:t5, sil;IO q, M.
t2:2O, sS;lb, tA:9D, 1890 y. m.
H. f::SS, AN, MISC 1876 ). i m. 'N"" =
Leave Martins Ferry-tS:le, ts:5I. sl1:53
n. M. t2:3l, '5:21. ti:tg, 5s12 p. m.
Arrive Terminal lunotion-tsl1. tio:o1
Leave Terminal junetion-f1:22, l96o n
NJ, 'ls;Ao Q. m, lS;a. u;0S, 1914, fS:i5 p, m.
'i2!ts, u;S& tao, 1919, ts:A p; N. 80.
Nal. t4:i7. ts:25, .tS:6S p. m.
.li;H. T:r7. ti!ss. tS:li, IT'S , s'i q. o. M
DAILY; Italy except Sunday tsun-
All ''siAi VI s "a FsssssER alas
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tDailY, except sunday,
Sunday church trains will leave Rlm droyou
Q;iBA m. and wheeling ALlGl7 p III.
II. Z WElSGkRNEk Cen. ManaEet.
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CATARRH
COLD HEAD

sofe, Protects tho Nembrlre from colds. Re-
FoIeS the SenSes OF Taste and SMELL The Balm
bGniekiy absorbed and gives relief NJ once. :
particle Is applied ,llIto each noItril aud =
lereeIble Price 30 cents 1t Druggists or BY mail.
lily BROTHERS. 50 Warren street. New YORK.
po1tNwTAwY
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CATARRH.

mrs CREAM BALM
upsns AID cleanSes
tie Nasal Passages,
!4llayS Pain and In.
simfnatIOu, Heals tho
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud after Saturday. Feotuarye. lsSA trains
will run rs follows, city uue;
LElyE wREGiiSo, LRAvE lin GROVE
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7cO a. nj, from Cleveland to Uhrichsvile saS
y. NJ, from uhElchsytllo IA Cleveland rnna dairy.
Through connections aud through tlekbtl 70
ali points. Call on our agents or address
N. G. GABRIEL General Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16

read the contents with slow, laborious
care. As he did so a curious. incredulous
look came into his face. when he had
finished. he glanced furtively at Burke;
then he carefully read the letter through
the second time.
Here. boy" he said at last. "this pears
TO be mostly bout you"
Me-" exclaimed Burke. wonderingly'
81 cant read"
go yo can't. Well, I'll read It for we.
II says:
Peter Cramp. ESQ, Keeper Of the Hill
town Poor Farm:
Dear Sjy>-Manv years ago YOU received
a boy named Burke Adams. Is he alive
yet? HIS uncle. James Adams recently
died lntcstatc and this boy, II alive. is
heir 10 considerable property. ! have been
appointed his guardian. and would like
10 hear from YOU by return mail. Under
existing circumstances II suppose his
education has been neglected. and this
wish 10 remedy as soon as possible"
Cramp folded the letter, and looked down
at Burke. with a slight softening OF his
harsh features.
ut does me out OF good chore boy.
no said. Crimly. but ! dunno but I'm
glad for We. artcr all Now. run IN an have
Sally give We some more breakfast. then
wen see bout this thng.-Exchange.
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ADS a siding which will hold
Just fifty cars, as / am told.
Two trains Of hfty meet az A.
From = Just four short miles away;
The East bound train must get TO y
To meet the o. at ~ half-past three.
IT'S three o'clock. the question now
That you've 10 solve. ls 10 tell how
Each train may 60 upon ITS way
with smallest trouble ard delay.
Each engine hauls please bear In mind.
No more than what a. has behind.
Just fifty cars. Now pray be swift;
And do not waste a single shift;
S3O.-DELETION.
His eyes were ALL. his hat was torn;
His arms 20 elbows TWO,
And yet when widely ONE his horn
The mountain village through,
As at the song Of some grcat THREE
Enthi slasm rose.
And Oft the noighbors yelled TO me,
Iii, There tho fish man goes"
SWAMP ANGEL.
2g.-CURTAIl-AiENT.
The lark OF the TWO Whistles over and
In joy-freighted note to the one far
away
And as sure as the sun shines from far
fields OF clover
The love or his heart sends her an
sweiing lay.
where'er he may wing to, this happy as
surance
In his bright. golden bosom is planted
to stay.
And parting IS only sweet. trustful en-
duraucc.
II he can she Will send him her an
swering lay.
Lark-like / call to my Rose Of all Roses.
Per Uncle Sans carriers at ONE every
day
Alas here the smile hopelessly closes
The love of my heart sends no answer
ing lay. CEPHAS.