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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-06-30

At 48c. line of plaid and check,
percale waists, value from
........... 75c to $500
At CSC a line of fine Madras and
Zephy's waists value up to.
..'...... ......' ..'''' S2' rs
At CSC odd lots of waists, slightly
mussed, value up to-. 81. 90
SILK WAISTS
At ST. 50 summer silk waists, for
mer price. ...........S3.75
At 1913 China silk waists, former
price. .............. 81. IS
At So. so Fancy silk waists, value
$500 to 81. SO
GENTS SHIRTS
At soc Gents soft collar shirts, of
fine Madras, value. ...75c
At soc Gents full dress white shirts
laundried, value. 49,. $500
At soc Gents two collar percale
shirts, valud -. .....SI.o 90
At soc Gents black bib overalls,
value. $500. $500. 75C
GENTS SUMMER UNDERWEAR
At roc Gents CSC. underwear.
At CSC. The derby ribbed, worth
.............. ........'4 oC
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BRIGHTON.

VIM. Klusmeyer, Of Paris, called on
Brighton friends Tuesday.
Nellie Benedict, of Burlington, spent
this week with her aunt, Mrs. T. Hart
nell.
Ed Newmen made a trip to Silver
Lake Tuesday.
Ben Leach, of Wheatland, is fire.
quent caller here.
The dance at VIM. Murphys was
we'll attended and all report an enjoy
able time.
Miss Hattie Wheeler and Mrs.
Scheloske are possessors of new
wheels.
Thos. Hartnell is building new
cistern.
Fl. Scheloske and wife were Kenosha
visitors Saturday.
Elmer Brook, of Burlington, was the
guest of Homer Hartnell Saturday.
Ed Carroll made a trip to Kenosha
Saturday.
Christy Newman and Henry Daniels
are the happy possessors of new
wheels.
Miss Amelia Brook, of Burlington,
visited hel sister of this place the past
week.
Program for Fourth at Paddock's Lake.
FORENOON.
Music by the band at pleasure.
AFTERNOON.
Dinner from II to o'clock.
+o.l5 D. m....... .......... Selection by the Band
.............. Rev. Henry L. Brown
........ The Star Spangied Banner
alton ............ Perdita Dewey
49,. The Red White and Blue
ion. Master Munson.P addock
.,na 49,. Marching Through Georgia
CrEtl1 ... .......... Louis @. Bohmrich
selection by the Badd.
Song ..... =. ....... My Country Ills of Thee
The entire gathering is invited to
JOIN in the singing. A large volunteer
choir will lead the singing, and be
accompanied by the Rawson Family
band. Sing from the heart and with a
loud voice. r. F. ROBERTS, Secy.
B. FL. STOCKER, Pres.
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SyTATE OF WISCONSIN-County of Keno
y sha-TOwn of Somers-In Justice Court
Before G. R. Shepard Esq, j. P.
To DR.. P. 0. StOnebraker:-
You are hereby notified that summons and
garnishee have been issued against you, and
your property garntshed to satisfy the de-
mand of T.. E. Hackley & Son, Druggists, TO
answer to Levant Z. Hackley and William L,
Hackley, co-partners, trading as above named
amounting to twenty one and 57-1OO dollars.
Now unless you shall appear before @. K.
Shepard a Justice Of the Peace in and for said
county, at his Office in said town, on the eighth
day of August "a. D. 1888 lat nine O'Clock in
the forenoon, judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay the
Dated this 27th day of June, A. D 1898.
L. E. HACKLEY & SON, plaintiffs.
CTATE OF wIsCoNsIN-7County of Keno
y sha-Town of Somers-In Justice Court
ss-Before G. RI Shepard, Esq, j P.
To DR.. P. o. Stonebraker:
You are hereby notified that summons and
garnishee have been issued against you, and
your property garnished to satisfy the demand
of Cameron & Ollie, druggists, to answer to
Grafton L. Cameron and Anthony E. Ole, CO
partners trading as above named, amounting
to twenty-nine and 81-100 dollars. Now, unless
you shall appear before G. r Shepard, JUS
tice of the peace in and for said county, at his
Office in said town, on the eighth day OF Au-
gust, A. D. 1898, at one O'Clock in the after
noon, judgment will be rendered against you,
and your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 9th day of June, A. d. 1898.
CAMERON & OLLIE, plaintiffs
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-Ls dire, que hsos momento que habes legado.
lbs mentr por g. pues certo que s amsbs, qua 10
perteneca hasta aqua ds Ia hsba sado de
aus abos saieron de do los boes tuvieron Ia
to de pars alameda cusl dessmboesba al mie
tempo Almirsnte No neoedsd de las expoacio
de gu hijs.
Toms! lvenis sdio?-e pregunto Gbarto estrsehknst
dole cordamente la ~
ST, padre .dijo Bbana visn 10 que Gilbsrto noib
saber mentr he Visto al senior More que paseabap0r
delsute de la puerta le he hecho +Ts
E Almirane argued POGO Q! entreceo; pso fad por
que Gllbe-to sdvin6 e pobre t4oente
yendo que enevsts habfs sido descubeta episd per-
dla tods serendad E Anrsnte e ievolvio Is Tranquil
dsd al ple nformes os d. los ejerccos de tlro,
que habfa heoho por Ia ms hans Ia escusdrs
Duante ganos minutes estuveron habando de Ia
mas amstoss del mundo de asuuto, je marina.
Despue de pronte, prsgont6 ono que pcdfa
disimular so irrtacci6n
-iNo babes venio eu ell msmo bote Felipei
-Dispenadme csballero -responfo G berto pon4n3oss
colorado seorita hemos ss1o untos efe
pero estabs encagdo de cumpr sc que mtdn
llegsse terrs.
FL Almirsnte encogid dc hombroa.
" habes ilegado ha deado alf plantsdo.
ST. Ei, re cusles nore npospte para 81.
E vsmonos is sehorits de MnotmoaD soompahars Is
hermano de
20 vey d sair 81 enouantro del contraa mrante
se aiejo paso ligero, dsado Bihsla Gilberto
aaombrados
-;Oh!-djo Bbiapa IS csbesa--no tereis que
echar las igeezas de Felipe Ia
elias. zssss
Lo ve hubera side mejor qua le habiera s.perado sn
81 camno -
-SQae. sentf. que bs5s inssvsnido.-s presant6 sou
sassntsdes coqasseits ss
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IMPORTATION D|RECTA

oradores hioieron tambitn uso de la palabra."
Sa Vendn una puperfa en- Puerta de TERRA,
's""' en- conaiciones ventajosimas pars
81 qaera trabaiar gansr diuero. Las exis'
tencias son cortas. Esta stusda frente la
casa del DR.. Salicrup, donde informaran. 5-s
~. Han entrado hoy al puerto ia epts
capital procedeutes do Nueva York. Ia go|eta
americana "Anne Lord con oarga de salazo'
mes maderas, = Ia goleta americana "Gip
sum King" con oo0.6oO klos carbon de piedra.
~. Se6ores, alerta, que ae acaban ,nuy H.
gero las celebres duraderas chinelas de iona
colores, formas, zapatos que scaba de recibir
GEL Popular" y vende d 80 centaves pr, los
hay para senoras y cabslleros
~. <La Correspondence Militar,, de Ma
drid, secundando la iniciativa de una conisdn
de Galicia, ha alberto en- sns columns pnb'ica
suscripcidn para ergir en- la Coruha una esta-
tua al teniente general Sanchez Bregaa, que
supo por sus merftos llegar haata dicho emplco
desde hamildo soldado.
~. Pleas one ejeoutarA en- la ret'eta de
malana, Ia banda del battalion Provisional MI :.
nero 8. o.-Pasa cale de la Opera <La
Dole ress, Breton 2o.-Polka de la zarzuela
clos Cocineros,, La Muheira,, Vslverde y
Monies Sc o.-Basconis <Rapsodia Vescon
gada,, Pena Gohi. 4o.-Pot poarri .Can,
tos populares de Esps6a,, Inznepga. 5o.-
Valses eConcepcidus, Roig 6 o.-Jota de la
zarzuela Gel Duo de IL Africana,, Cabaliero.
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Este aehor, ademss del servioio va sefals.
ao' en- su peri6dico sLa Ligs Agrsrias dedende
100 lntereses de este pals, ouantas veoes Sc pre-
senta Ia OCCASION, como 10 ha hecho dltimamente
con 10 question del tabaco.
Encomendhndole nuestra representation en-
los proxlmas Cortes, demostrarfsmos que ssbe'
mos feoompenssr squellos que defender pues'
tros 'ntereses ; que no queremos mas do aque
HOS dlputados cuneros, desconocedores de
nuestras necesidades, y que solamente Sc acuer.
dan Dc nosotros cuando SO aproxman las cleo
clones.
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enfermedades que reconozcsn por causa la ma
Ia condioi6n de Ia sangrs de los nervioa. To-
do esto estA absolutsmente comp'obado ell to-
dos los paises donde Sc han iutroducido las
plidoras Iossdas del doctor Williams.
~. la goleta iugIess eCifford,, cargo ell
esta oapitsl para Vineyard Ilavsu 1921 Sacos
pesando 1877, 4s9 kilos ssdcar. FL vspor esps'
mol <Berenguer el Grande,, para la Habapa,
33s saoos con 29,95l kilos cafe, Is sacos al
piste 40 serones ajos 200 fardos tassjo.
~. Hemos tenido Ell gusto de reci'
bir la vista del nuevo colega que ha empessdo
4 editarse en- Mayagiiez con 81 tftuio de ola
Palabra libre.s Els m diario polftioo social
6rgsno de la Union obrera establecids en- sque.
lila ciuda1. Agradecemos su vista = dejsmos
establccido Ell csnge que solicits
-. Sc constituyo el dfs 10 del actual en-
esta capital la junta direotiva do la socfedad de
benefcios mutuoa Ella Proveedora, en- la for.
ma siguiente: presidente, don Jaliau Silva;
vicepresidente, don Vicente Beltsan; ,esorero,
don Eu!aiio Vega; secretsrio oontajor, don
Fidel Cadia; voosles, don JESUS Lumbano,
don Antonio C6rdova, don Eugonio Gonzalez,
don Viotorio Andiuo, don Ep,fanio Mesa, don
Juan Diaz Cruz, don Wence ,lao Escobar, don
Eugepio Beltran.
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La HERRNC1A DEL CoNDENApo

bfa sabido ponero cutierto e conrato de boda
Pero aque dote que seghn ella exsgeado por fan
tssfa de las genes anico para e porvcn
Sin embargo las dsudas del mardo fusron pagadss por
seopa de kernixan do que emplesba
tan noble
Cusndo hubo satsfecho la ultima deuds 10 Sc volv6
hablar del baron de kernzsn los saones IN los
clubs.
La baroAesa ensontr6 stuacon de muier que
eue mardo nj puede Acept6 pesado fardo de
penss rssguaci6n sin gua fac obeto de los ogo
do todo ell mundo.
Aparentando gran pedad. cunpla devotamente todo
debes religosoe d6 empo hacienda vida 10 mas
oorrcta del mundo odo que puede la vida
Ia prohba los plaoerss consdersdos Pc
grcsos tales ell teatro, les bales las sxpsdcone 81
campo
Passba pues modelo dc vrud Tenfs adem&s
e seno de soiocarse bajo la de Ia Mont
morsn E1istfan vncuos do psrentezco entire ella fsma
de Monmorn; pero certamente mEy eanos; empre
habfan recbdo muy amstosamente
debdo creare d1icutades pue fams essaban
medabemente eparadss depu&s ds hsber eado
uudas Paro In baroness sss de las dfcut8des
venciendola 10 mismo one angel medic del fuego
Flngfa ignorar hasta las que sxan entire los
Montmoan les Trevenec, que odsban andabsn mny
de eo Emparentada las doe fsmas habfa
dscdido nj por por habs tendo Ell aento
de los hababa de los Cuando hasb.
Trevenec ba castillo de Rotheneuf invi
sba tampoco one uers Pero csmbo pssaba buena
pare del nvierno Cannes Ia qunta de las Anemonas
haca alh la vida de famila.
s el Almirante sntregabs aquel momento sorda
c6e acabsba de dsepu6s odo mundo
uas qus dsss hscs agunos ahos tsn ante os % Qss
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LOS NOVIOS
DE
RAFA AEL 'MARGAR/DA
S. en- G
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBLES

~
S. en- C.
43 -FORTALEZA-4s
So venden alquilan mueb!es en- condicio'
neg venta josas.
~. Ell seilor don Domingo Cobian Re-
men, propietario coucsjal del ayuntamiento
de Bsyam6n, Sc ha a6liado al partido union
autonomista liberal
-. Por la subsecretarfa del mnisterio de
Estado Sc ha transmitido las oamaras de CO.
msrcio de la Peninsula una Real orden en- vir'
tud de Ia cual Sc abre information entire dohss
corporaciones respecto s las condolences en- que
pudiera estsblecerse ell regimen de relaciones
comercaes entire Espafia, Cuba y los Estados
Unidos.
~ De Ciaes nos escriben 10 siguiente,
con fecha diez del corriente: :--sAyer, en- reu'
ni6n celebrada en- este pueblo por los incondi
cionales, Sc acord6 por unanimidad "a Ia fuerza
ahorcan), denominar ell partido autonomsta
conservador, scstsndo elsparecer del comits
central. Parece que de no hacerse esa evolacion,
los integristss no tomarfan asiento en- el conse.
10, nj quiza en- la Camara insuar.,
Suplicamos & don Jose Roure den
Ramon Vazquez Alvarez, de Morovis, Sc sirvan
remesar 10 que adeudan por suscripciones
atrasadas. lo-6
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PREClOS SlN COMpeTtNCLA
Almacen Llbreria de Ollmplo Vteso (ponoe)

Almacen J Llbreria de Olmplo Uteto (ponoe)
hi"o"0m Puerto-Rleo. - KOWALSKL.--
Galop, opera II, 80 centavos. Marcia hdnga.,
ra, 60 oentavos.-- KRAMER - La Indiana,
mum. /, facll. walls, 40 entavos. III Jadfo
orrante, 40 csntavos. Ian NEh Album do
10 wases escogidos, peso Lille - Pc ks,
80 centavos. LABITZKI. -Po.k,, 25 cents'
Voc. os.-LANGEY.-M serenata meii.
cana, 80 centsvos. El Carnival de los nilos,
album fAcil para manospsqaehas, 90 ctvs.
los zcnos hse e's q. d' dlssss,s sss, a as1 Ge
manos Comrahfa, los mejoles Chorjzos de las
pre- vincias vascoDgaiaa, y las may reeomsnda'
bles Angulas de Ia tabrica de Euba.
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Vi RTE 4 1 D IS.

Don Eliseo Font y Guillot, Doctor
en- MedioiLa y Clrujfa, Miembro dc nhmero de
la Academia Mdtlioo Qnrargics Espahqla Ii
tular de ests Ciufad. Certitcs: Que durants
los dos ditimoa shos viene usando constante.
meute en- 81 cfnica particular ell preparado of
Gla! Vine de Stearns de Aoeite de Hfgado de
Baca!so con Peptonato de Hero cuyos satis
factories resutaaos exceden toda ponderaci6n.
Es de un valor improbable muy adecusdo en-
el tratamleuto de Ia Enteritis oronica de los
nihos, Ell la Tabes mesenterios. eu todas las
afecciones agudas cronicas del aparato respi'
ratcrio, en- todas aquellas que llevsn como
secuela obhg ada Is depauperaci6n Ia miserls
hsioldgicas. Apesar de sus elementos compo'
nentes (;ntoerabes en otras prepsracionee) es
TN verdadero elixir de vida, agradab!e al pala
dar, eoicitado con avldez por los pequenos en-
fermos por los adultos al extreme de oonsti'
tuir una combination apets cids con placer. Ex'
pontaoeanonte para la utl bens6cosa pro-
paganda de tan valioso medicamento cypdo Ia
presente en- Maysgiisz, Puerto Rioo 81 de
Octubre de ls94.-Dr. E. Font Y Guilot.
hvien los fabricartes de cssas y msoa!ros
H''oo de obras.-MateriaIca baratos rrecioe
muy lmitados Laarillos msmpos:ev, i lem
solar, piedra caliza, arena 3 barro, cal viva
spagada. .-Maisras del pats. Aifajtas q, bo,
varios argos; cuartonerfa &c ausnbo, v!gaerfa
de ausubo Sc contrats 4 precio m6lico to'a
Ia MADEIRA del pafs neeasara para fabr!car casas.
--Dep6sito general, cslle del Concrete Iimero
l3, Marina haos de la fsbrica do cigarriIos
LA COLECTIVA. Is!
I'll pdrISIenSe" FTTMERiA H 1HtS DE- SERGIO no
LECOMPTE.-CRUZ l2. Surtido general
importation directa de 10 mas selscto que en-
perfumerta 80 fabrica en- Franoia, Inglaterra
Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de sBarberfa
Perfumerfa inglesa,. Limpieza = servicio
inmejorabIe. Sc adrniten abonos.
T. S|Vay Csmpa6!a 1aru4S es5', 4i.,. 81 tsn s,s'
bien por cable sobre todas las plazas de Espana
y sus islas adyacentes por cantidades mayores
memories dc s25 Gira sobre las plszas princi-
pales de Francia, Alemania, Austria, Belgica,
Holanda, Dnamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Suecia
Noruega, Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumanis,
servia, Turquia, Grecia. La Argelia, 81
Egipto, ,Siria, y Tinez. Sobre Eew-York,
Santo Domingo, 8 1sla de Cuba. p
81 Tnnfo -Unico dep6sito del desaoreditado
Il ''"''' RON TOPAClO, Las tres $751;
Este ron pesimo, Internal y mata gents, &c
regala los tocayoa del estableoimiento so
oentavos botella.-Arecibo, calle Payfa no. TO-
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los aorques. A9eo1n a em de aso 'ss9.,s 10 ds,s.s en-
do Iiermsnos y Compafifs, Sobreasadas de So
ller, Tordos = Conejoa en- manteca, Frutss cris-,
talizadas, Frutss en- almfbar, de Roselld; Queao9
muy superior de Mshon, Turron surtido
Membrillo. S
pe|uqueTla 'E| Buen Gusto'' s;;msro San 5vsTo. 70
Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay un cons
tante surtido dc perfumcrfa seiecta. Gran es-
tabecimiento do BANOs DE DUCHA y AsEO
Sc admiten abonados. UAN APELLANIZ,
propietario.
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nEI parieinneaU -pELUQUERIA Y PER
II oiISI0Il09 : FUMERIA DE SERGIO

LECOMPTE.-CRUZ u. Surtido genera!
importation directa de 10 mas selscto que en-
perfumerfa SO fabrica en- Francia, Inglaterra
Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de eBarbe ria
Perfumerfa inglesa,. Limpieza = servlcio
inmejorabIe. Sc admiten abonos.
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J. 7. SiVay C9mpa6Ia Iaru4N EFT, An, $, Cir si,'

81 Tnntn -Unico dep6sito del desacreditado
Il 'S"'"' RON TOPAClO, las tres $751;
Este ron pesimo, Internal y mata gents, &c
regala los tocayoa del estableoimiento so
oentavos botella. .-Arecibo, Gale Payfs no. TO-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-12-22

enough during the early twilight OF
Christmas eve, but az night came on
and there were only shadows and
stiffness in the great house where lights
had cleaned and children's merry
laughter had filed their halls, the de-
preston became so overpowcring that
| began TO feel as il crisis were 40.
preaching and that something was GO
ing to happen TO make great change,
either for the better or for the worse,
and end the painful chapter. Once
or twice as the evening dragged slowly
along and the streets became still, /
started nervously and gazed anxiously
at the chimney place, feeling sure that
Santa Claus would come down that
way, or If he did not / would very
soon go of in fit of Mysteries. III you
have never had such an experience.
you should pray that you never do.
About midnight, and just minute or
two before the bells OF the city rang out
their Christmas welcome to the day,
i ventured to suggest that probably
they would find some forgetfulness in
sleep, and as i did so / arose and with Inc
the mother stood up, leaving her hus-
band sitting with bowed head. She
stepped forward to touch him and,
as her hand was laid upon his shout
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y 81 y MUSTERED OUT. @a@

der, there came n ring at the door
bell so sudden, so powerful and so in
sistent that the woman screamed and
fell to the floor in faint. Instantly
her husband was bending over her,
and telling me to go at once for doc
tor who lived directly opposite. ran
away in obedience, quite forgetting
the cause of all the disturbance. Jerk
ing open the front door, j almost Stun
bled over a basket sitting there, and
then / nearly tainted, too. You men
never know why women do such things
as they do, but they do them Just the
same, and the minute ] saw that bas-
ket l knew what was in it, and | knew
that there wasn't any need of going
after the doctor then. And ] didn't.
! simply picked up the basket and car
Iied it back to where the stricken
mother lay, with her husband over her,
chatting her hands and kissing her
white face az mis- tears fell upon il.
Without a word to him. opened
tho white silken flannel which was
folded thickly all over the precious
package within, and as / dug down
into the soft folds 7 found something
warm, and then ! came to a bit OF
iilmy lace, and under that the sleeping
lace Of a baby, six or seven months
old. ] turned up the light and the
baby opened its big blue eyes won
dcringly and. with a chubby FIST held
up at the light, il crowed as only
baby can crow. The man leaning over
the woman had not even noticed my
return, but this baby's crow was to
him like a call from some other land.
and he turned toward INC. With a
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Growth of the Soul.

Though times and seasons are not
as important as many would have us
think, still nearly every thoughtful
person at the coming of a new year
remembers how old he is and wishes
he were not quito 80 old. Let JUS turn
our minds away from the tabernacle
of flesh, the least real thing in our
lives, aud think little of the inward
growing old. For the body every add
cd period is loss; for the soul every
added growth is almost incalculable
gain. How old are we? How much
older than year, two years, ten years
ago? How much quicker to recognize
the Divine voice? How much stronger
our hand and clearer our voice against
evil? How much swifter our feet 20
bear the message of good will 70 men?
How much gain has there been in pow
CT and willingness TO serve2 How much
more faithful arc we in the chaos OF
small and common duties and cares?
How much trIeT arc we in friendship.
warmer in the home loves, more pa
tient with the mistaken and the bad
Round our tree Of life, os IL has strug.
Rled up toward the sky, whether
it bear the spring buds or the sum
MGR green, or the dead russell Of The
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Their and mother lavished all their love
and their generosity upon this one eve
lamb of theirs. ! can remember what
a scene oil fairyland their house was
at Christmas for the little girl and
for her troops of friends. for all that
love could suggest and wealth could
secure was brought and laid at the
feet OF their darling.
And what a dreadful change when
the fifth Christmas came. In the Sep
TENDER before, the little girl, i bright
and beautiful child, suddenly sickened,
and within a week she slept on the
sunshiny slope of gentle knoll look.
ing out over the beautiful blue river
sweeping by with murmur as of
angels wings For weeks the father
and mother refused to be comfortcd.
nor would they go away to other
scenes. There the little one had
filled their hearts and lives and there.
they insisted, should the empty shell
remain. Elsewhere i'm the world there
was nothing; in that spot were, at
least, the memories OF their idolizcd
one. / was with them a great deal,
and as often as could / sent my own
children to visit them. and from these
and other playmates of their lost one
they derived much comfort Eut /
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cry whose gladness cannot be de-
scribed, hcran TO me and, snatching the
baby from its covering, he kissed it
and laid II down on the bosom OF his
wife with it's fat little fists digging
into her checks and neck. I don't
know, nor does anything human, what
the baby's power Is, but in a minute
the woman began TO stir uncasily, and
to move her hands about as il search
ing for something, and then, with
cry like her husbands for giadness,
she opened her eyes and her arms, and
the baby, with a satisfied COO, cuddled
close to the mothers breast.
THAT was the crisis, and as the
father dropped beside the side of his
wife with the child in his arms, and
prayed fcrvently, broke down com
pletcly and cried as if all the sorrow
IN the world instead of all it's sladness
had come into that lonely house this
Christmas eve. So they called the
baby Santa Claus, and as she grew up
she became indeed, as you say, a veri-
table Santa, bringing only good things
TO all the world that lay about her"
And do they know nothing of hcr?'
/ asked.
Everything" she answered. Her
mother was widowed relative of the
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autumn leaves or the boughs of win
ter, these things are marking their
line, and how old We are is being
written day lay day so clearly that he
who runs may read. God gives us
eternal youth in tho yigor with which
we press upward, and in all best
things gives u such rapid growth that
we may soon gain eternal years.
I'VE live In thought. rot breaths. In
deeds. not years
IN feelings. not In figures en- the dial:
We should count time by heart throbs.
he most lives
Who thinks most feels the nobIest
acts the best"
Warrington Home Magazine.