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"hterest at the rate provided in the old Bonds from
ne date Of TIE last matured coupon merit preceding Jaw
udry !. 1899. up TO The date tohen the neto Bonds begin
10 bear interest, namely. JdHnarv I. 1899. excepting IN
respect Of bonds reDretentd ID Certificates Of Deposit
stamped "Er Interest due January 1. 1890" as stated
bslow.
Deposited Bonds must carry all coupons and
claims for interest on registered bonds maturing on
or after January !. 1899 excepting b. o. South
western Railway First Income Mortgage 8 Per Cent.
Bonds. Series A and b. which must carry all matured
and unpaid coupons).
The Syndicate will purchase for cash at their face
value such coupons and claims for interest on regis.
tered bonds maturing January /, 1890. from holders
who deposit their bonds under the plan, upon tho
Certificates CT Deposit for such bonds being stamped
"Ex Interest due January I, 1890" and the said cou-
pons or claims for interest OH registered bonds being
respectively delivered or assigned TO the Syndicate
or upon its order. Upon the completion of the re-
organization there will be paid in cash upon all dc.
poHited bonds mot including. however. B. 4 O.
Southwestern Railway First Income Mortgage 8 Por
Cent. Bonds, Series A and b, interest at the 70.
spective rates provided in the old bonds up to jan
uary 1. 1902. from the coupon date last preceding,
excepting In tho case Of bonds represented by Ger.
tihcates OF Deposit stamped as aforesaid. lex In.
terest due January /. 1902"
Asyndicate has been formed to provide the sum of
$500. 900 required Cor improvements. cutting down
grades. equipment, etc, and also the cash REQUIRED
TO take up existing car trusts, floating debt and other
outstanding obligations of the Company, TO purchase
new securities not taken by holders ot certain of tho
existing bonds. and also to make advances aud per
form other obligations essential for the purposes of
the Plan.
Tho umm of the Plan is conditional, upon
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company las Re.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Tuesday, Dec. 2O.-Receipts of beeves
were 23p head, all consigned direct u exporters and
slaughterers, with the exception of ear. Nothing
doing OF any Importance. Feeling steady. Dressed
aud Liverpool cables quoted American live cattle de.
unchanged. Exports to-day, 48O bee,es and q, l'2b
quarters OF beef; tomorrow. laO bce,cs and 800
quarters.
Receipts of calves were o. head. all forthe market,
Steady Tor all era les OF live calycs. Common 20
prime veals sold At $50 s. per 100 MS: nd calves at
$4H$4.bO. CITY dressed veals hrm at Nc l2c. e n.
Receipts Of sheep aud lambs we're 2yi head, all
for the market, aud IA ears were on sale. Worry llttIa
doing, but feeling steady. 4 few sheep sold t
s4.l2bS a 100 bs,: a bunch Of lambs at $3.50; late
yesterday a dock Of heavy Kentucky Christmas
Heihers at So: Dressed mutton. Gssc. ' n. dressed
lAmbG. 7b44HIc.
Receipts Of hogs were 4.oIa head, including .
cars for sale. The market was rated hrm A. ~ So4
S8.7O y 100 rs. for fair to prime hogs. and Sa.IO
vas asked for q car Of choice heavy boSh
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Coffee prices rose under the stimulating influence of
small receipts, higher European cables and somo
local buying. DEFENDERS receipts ar the present
rate VIII he something under 100000 bags. and for
me SIX months ending Jan. I about $500. 400. IL
the trade believed that the present Brazilian crop
was only 5000. 900 things would no doubt Improve
decidedly and at once. Int these figures are net UNI
xerSally credited; indeed. some careful students Of
the trade and statistics think the total this season
should be somewhere from s.5oo,O 900 10 :, 100, 900,
NAVAL sroREs7Steady Spirits, t2f0iac. Com.
mon to good strained rosin, Sl.4OQS1 An.
PRoyisIoNs-LaId was quiet; prime Western, $3.50
9Sb.85: city, S4.s5; Continental rehned, sb.46 Pork
picked hams, 7971ic.; do. shoulders. &c; do. bellies,
S9tSbAo Tallow. 3p-ldc. Dressed hogs. 4SS9 4Jsc.
iss aoe; State, finest, 5SSIsho,i do. hrsts. l74S
white. fancy. lohelohca do, choice. UN9ioc.: do.
small. fancy EgEs-stato and PennsylVa.
MA, average best. 2802Tc.; Western. fresh gathered,
hrsts. 2dc; CHICAGO. Dec. o.-"Provisions though
rather dull, were steady and closed quiet at a small
decline. The trading WAS mostly local, and packers
Mere Een doing very httle, except in the way OF changing:
the moyensn! in tho West still shows an Increase
nuIr.nn nnc ~ - rt,n
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REORGANIZATION.
Baltimore and Ohio
Railway Company.
'IiO the HOIdersOfthe follow
ing Bonds and Stocks:

ing Bonds and Stocks:
Ohio and Mississippi RAILWAY FIRST CON
solidated Mortgage Bonds EXTENDED FouF
Per Cent?
Ohio and Mississippi Railway First Con-
solidnted Mortgage Sterling Ronds, Ex-
tended Four Per Cent;
o,to ,ra nf,.s,.s,nr, Railway s.ccpd Cop.
,o,,sn,sd rTortrn1s = per cent. 1ond. 0cur-
.sno.,,
ONO ana SAnsn,ppI nus nNos-
aane ~springnei Di''S'oh No"'' """"'
emo nAssssippi H.hwS nv"
gage Eer Oo"'' ""o 'S"'S"
b. and o. southwestcrn Railroad First
Mortgage = 1-2 Fer Cent. Bonds;
n. and o. southwestern Railway First Con-
roIidnted MortRaES 4 Ia Per Cent. Gold
Bonds,
.o ..uu-.rn p,ur,r r,-,. tn.
= 60. p..a. 800. A,
s-.--. ,.r-.. r,. r..
-. p..s. $3.50. ~,
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Ft,,nnrtnl.


posit OF securities ~ above within such time ~ may
10 hxed by the Managers, and tho Plan Will embrace
only securities 40 deposited.
Copies Of the Agreement and Plan Of ReorganiEa-
ton arc nov ready for distribution. and ali security
holders are invited 10 obtain them from the under
signed, or from the Depoaitary or It's London agency.
ns all depositors arc bound thereby. without regard
to this circular.
Any further information connected with the reor-
ganlzation which may be desired by security holders
will be furnished on application at the once of any
Of the undersigned. or at the once OF the Deposltary
or its London agency.
Dated New York. December is, 1898.
Speyer & Co.,
90 Broad Street, Now York,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
~ Pine Street. New Ycrk.
Speyer BrOthers,
7Lothbury. London,
Reorganization Managers.
SEWARD, GUTHRIE b STEELE.
EvARTS, CHoATE 4 BEAMAN,
New York,
FREsHF1ELDs d WILLIAMS.
London,
Counsel 20 Reorganization Manager.
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aaliIlintru aud Arfssmakina.

EURS.-An unusual opportunity to secure sealskin
dyed, exchanged.
HGDsoN BAY U COMPANY. SO West 42d st.
SEAL sacqnes and capeS altered into fashioniblS
~ garments at lowest prices.
BARKER,s. III West 3ath st.
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Dru Goods.

REST o Es.-Duchess. Albert, Bon Marchc are
- unriyhllod brands. We keep a full selection 81
newest shades. also an immense variety OF Sterling
Silver Novelties and Partisan Jewelry at very httle
cost. AMMES.
West 37th ST., near 9th aV.
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GIertipns ana Meetinas.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN GoAL COMPANY.
No. /
NEW YORK. Dec. I'd, 1898.
ii ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF tho
American Coal Company OF Allegany County. Mary.
land. will be held at the Conn ahy's office in the city
ofNew York, on Thursday, the 10Th day of December.
1893. between the hours Of IL and l O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
T. NJ. BOwLBY,
Secretarf.
AN ELECTION of twenty Managers of tho New
IA York Institution for the Blind and OF three In
spectors OF Election will be held at the Institution,
3lth 81: and nth Rv.. at Z O'Clock on the afternoon OF
WEDNESDAY, Dec. II. lag4.
F. AUGUSTUS sCHERMERHoRN. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the first meetinR
~ OF the Stockholders of the NEW
CASUALTY COMPANY. for the election OF D roctors
and such other business as may come before the
meeting. will be held at noon on the 2sth dpy OF
December. 1898, at the temporary ONCE of the Com
pany. 10 Broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan.
City OF New York.
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F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
THE CHTCAGO, ROCK ISLAM & Pa
CIEIC COMPANY.

CHICAGO. Ill, December 10. 1928.
A quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share will he
paid February LIST next to the shareholders Of this
company.'s stock registered on the closing OF the
O'CLOCK P. NJ. on the Both day OF December, 1sUs,
and reopen at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 9th day Of
January, 1899.
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NEN iChh, DFc. Z, "
The Board of Directors this day declared a sesi.
annual dividend Of W AND OSE-HALF I2hl T.
CENT. on the First Preferred, Stock, and a semian-
nual dividend of We C) f CENT. on the Second
Preferred Stock OF this Company. PAYABLE Jan. -,
1892. at the Central Trust Company OF New York. TO
the Stockholders of record on the 3Ist Of December,
1928. Transfer books will be closed Dec. 81, 1898,
and reopened Jan. 10, 1892.
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9atents.

PAIEST 6 t5 inSsntiSnS pEoeuTed promptly; low
Established 1854.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,

A dividend Of four per cent, on the capital stock Of
PANY will be paid by the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company. lessee mnder tho
provisions of the. contract between the two COM
pnniesl at this office. on the Sd day of January next.
The transfer books will be closed at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
on Thursday. the 10Th. inst, and reopened at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Jan. 4 next.
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

w New York. December IA, 1898.
NO. I2I.
The Board OF Directors have declared a quarterly
dividend of ONE AND PER CENT.
upon the capital stock of this conpany., payable at
the office of the Treasurer on, and after the 10th day
of January next to shareholders of record at tho
close of the transfer books on the 10th Gay of De.
cember inst.
The transfer books will be closed at 3 O'Clock on
the afternoon of December 10th inst, and reopened
on the morning OF January Sd next.
M. 7. WILBUR.
Trangprar
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aipidtnds and antsrest.

NEW YORK, December 20, 1898,
A DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT. cut of accllmr.
"A lated earnings has this day been declared on tho
PREFERRED SToUK OF the Company, payable
January 30, 1899, to stockholders of record al the
close of business December 80, 1873.
The preferred stock transfer books will close at 2
P: NJ. on Friday, December 80, 1893. and will reopen
at 10 A.. M. on Tuesday. January 10, 1899.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
JOSIAH +. HILL, Secretary,
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% WALL STREET,

NFW 1UHh, DtCeMDer 70, TNVN.
Tie transfer books of the Voting Trustees for
Preferred Stock Trust Certificates OF the southern
Railway company will close a. 3 p. NJ. on Friday,
December so. 1898. and will reopen at 10 A.. NJ. on
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1899.
On January. 70, 1899. the Voting Trustees will he
prepared to distribute the alb ve dividend Of One Per
Cent. when received by them, among the parties
entitled thereto. as same appear of record on their
transfer books when closed as above
J. P. MORGAN CO,
AUanta FOR Nntinu Truataca
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including gold reservs.2ol 1901 s2s2. 52s. sss

Money In Londo 3@3k y cent. Rate OF dis
count IN open market for short and three
quote 3 Y cents AZ l01 francs 87h confines.
Exchange on London, % francs 27k confines.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has
able Jan. 3.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum ExchanRo
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TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO..
146 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. December 20. 1898.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT.
has this day been declared by the Board Of Trustees,
payable January 3, 1872. ~ stockholders of record
on the closing of the transfer books at 2 p. NJ. on
December 20. 1893. The books will be opened 40
EDwHRD o. STANLEY, Treasurer.
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1'stal sales. 6.00Os hlrel.
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New York Stock Exohange-salea Dec. 20.
UNITED STATES N STATE BONDS I'm 81. 0o0sl.
Sd U sas.c 1876 Us 10. r. 1925
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24

30 NV a1l, had sooner got
out Of sight than the devil broke loose
among that pack of bluej ackets!. = They
split up intogapgs, and,within an hour
al. hands were w: to, their neoks in it.
Practically they tore the town Of HHilo
Is The ground aid ir6h:a voliey over it,!
There's Was&asto stopping them. They
coulda't :be, STOPPED. i. They: invaded the
t2lYn, INFESTED it, sacked it.. There a;
man named Ly'c;uurgyuus in, Hilo, Greek,
WHO owns Several rows Of little one
|: roomed Houses. ,spre bluejackets rented
these l!r 4! sha cks fqyg the occasion, pair Of
them in. each SHACK, and in these rows
IF boiiiSstss they adS theft Headquarters
Thence they would roth forth in parties
in search h Of rum and other Joys, such
as q few dozen Kanal{as to Kill. especial
,ly Kanaka poIiceinen,; and in general
tlrey f;idsa highly enjoyable time.
When 5heir three: days. liberty; expired
about ten smep: a came = back. t. the ship
more or; less the worse for wear. The
other 14o stayed ashore enjoying thehmi-
selves: Pdtrol: guards Of the port watch
,Svere sent @ashore' to:haul: their::was4(
sailing, s!hipmates: back TO-: the Ship
They were glad to get back themselves.
The town :1lnatrssh;a1 Of Hilo sworez'in. so
speciak policemen: ,an Kanal1aas. ~. They:
:alltohl1 to the mountains an al! Aoe! !r after
they weere swQrr1n4; in. That starboard
watch Of ours just simply owned tie
place: Tie finish 'cai1iite when they ar
rived at the Inevitable, stage when they,
began hg htin & among themselves. They
disabled each other 50 that it was pos
sible Tor parties of the port watch::to
60 ashore and bring: the ~ physically
wrecked: zen :otf to. the ship one by one.
In this way t they Wesre- all gradual y got
over: the gangway or over the Side III
|bo's'n's chairs. Il isn1 t strictly correct
and in accordance with regulations to
laugh about:it, :of course, butI declare
they. We're q ff!q7nny:llo2olSing lot-the
tiredest-l looking, notwithstanding set
of biuejackets that T ever saw before or
since: They were: all damned into the
brig: to,,sober, up, and when they were
all quite. sober. the. skipper had 'em
piped ON deck and adlministered:to them
i'll body as feroc1ous tongue-lashing
as a man is ever likely to hear on a
inan7o> war :-**'::,t: t':i..4: .s....
81. 'You're every one Of you a disgrace
to your uniform said the skipper.
''But the girls SPEEDING back in the
steamer to the United States didn't
think o."-N. Y. Sum-, j..
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ADO CT0R'S DIRECTIONS.
80 .@$.:i s..:.t. f HE~@#
They save a>;daugl1ter
" 3 from blindness. T. !.

: - -
When father: writes that yours us the
best medicine in the world" you, can,
t; aliew som ct hing for seeming extrava-
gance in the statement if you know that.
!: The Medicine so:braissd, cured q loved
daughter: of disease and restored to her
the eyesight ntarly lost: 5f1re best med
t tSiae in tse world for y9u is the ,nedisine
6stter: Me msdisins Gan DE- mere than
o5Eisk ~, MFitss i these terms:
"Dr. Ayers Sarsaparil1a is the best med
!. ieine1iu the =woT tds:. Myf ghter thaU a
, relapse after the measles, due to taking
i: cold; She was nea rty;blih d; and'was Obliged
t to remain "a IN dark room All the. time.
g; thSn a., aa5setfa re f giyS Aei AysEs
:Ht!.:.: ..:::--;s;; tet:..iis :''.::: q
Ee 5eSSs:2SS e 51stjaai2| to tsp ths
enSS5 sae M
! No relief, one of them. objected me. to
give her Of: Ayers Sarsapari1,a. Two
!h? Of completely enred 1er.":.:; '
as last resort. 1T is
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:: ;::.:tA+.Klondike Near Home:

Great movements .of people from one
section of the country j.. to another are
brought bout by the vverya natural: and
lagdHbls desire Of manknd' to better his
l::-When the news that gold in large guam
Titles ii ) had been found in the interior Of
;Aldsfa was flashed over the wires, men from
au.over the world were ready to risk their
lives and brave all kinds of danger to.reach
the new Eldorado..' A few will Succeed, the
balance will fall. while the average would
have done better to have Joined the big i'm,
migration movement into the St. Paul and
Duluth Country in Minnesota. Over One
Million Dollars was. paid for the potato
crop. alone at half a dozen, towns along the
road, to say nothing Of money realized for
grain, cattle and other farm products It is
the coming country in the Northwest on
account of it's superb location between St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth: land Superior
It is; blessed with a. .healthful climate, pure
water, good soil, enterprising citizens and
all the benefits of great country =
Land is increasing rapidly in value and
every man who settles there may be assured
that he will have small Klondike of. his
own without the discomfort and danger at
tending trip to far away Alaska.
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a.corni1ion experience to have DR.. Ayers
sSftaiT 3 "a prescribed by physician.
OF this great blood purifying medicine.
Because, it is specific for all forms of
blood disease. If disease has its origin
, ~ bad ,or.imRure, blood, Dr. Ayers Sars-
apafi1a, actiifg directly on the blood, re-
anovix1g itssim purities and giving to it
vitalizing energy, will promptly eradicate
the 3,t dlseasei:t1:s. - :~:,.
;ri1la is the radical cures that result from
ITS use: Marry medicines only suppress
under tie sKin shsy paint The p mp1e eo%n
with shbt1 e afse nieal. COM pounds, but the
disease RACES in. the veins ike pent.up
s apa tf9T1s dfX hres s1 out in v9i
&zFeS ss th 81 root It
as ars r3lsans::s It makes, the; root good and
the fruit is good: 1t gives Nature the
IS meHts shs needs to build up.t11e broken
down const1tution-nott to brace it I'D with
StitnHii antS or PATCH. it:up op ,the-surface.
S s'ea.l, for DR.: Ayers curebook, and learn
1e95e sa IS: tbs tfnEes effected; by this
:. <. Aver Cos Lowell. Mass.
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IN NEW Works. EARLY DAYS.
The: Bovvery Was the Resort OF
Wealth, De.uty and Fashion, :.

The. Bowery Was the Resort Of
Wealth, Beauty and Fashion. =.
A pleasant picture occurs to me of a
summer progress Of the family of Gov.
Stuyvesant to and from the meeting
house, for divine worship in the Fort
near the battery (New York;. In a brave
coach, drawn by. shining horses, is en-
sconced the governor himself, whose
long, laced coat half hides his wooden
leg banded with silver. He wears care
fully curled perul1e, and holds his hat
upon his knee, in order to court the cool
sea breeze that fans his rugged visage.
His lady, sitting in state beside him, is,
in their staid and phlegmatic commune
ty, accounted a brilliant parsonage; her
gowns came out from her native Paris,
and her silken hood is worn over friz-
zled and powdered hair; her embroid-
cred hose and high-heeled shoes, her
rings, bracelets and lockets, with the
gorgeously bounded book of devotions
suspended by a golden chain to her
waistband-may be depended upon as
models of the very latest modes. Mrs.
Bayard, the widowed sister of the gov
ernor, occupies seat in the coach fac
ing them. % ..
After service in the bare Colonial
church (where the dominie's sermon,
however eloquent, was always brought
to an end by three raps from the clerks
stick at the moment when the sands of
the hourglass had announced that the
preachers limit of time had been
reached), the Stuyvesant party passed
out between rows of respectful gazers.
Mrs. Burton Harrison, in Ladies'
Home Journal.
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@;!!';:The Land of Christ.

Z: linden this title, the: Passenger Depart.
ment Of the Chicago, Burlington & North.
.ern: Railroad has issued a splendid series OF
views made by the lf:tone process from
photographs taken in Che Holy Land. The
as they exist today ii th;at famous country oT.
ihe work is publish in twelve parts, each
containing from twelve to fifteen views.
Each picture is fully explained by descrip-
tive reading: matter. A sample part will
be sent to any address on receipt of two
cents in postage, and the complete set will
be forwarded, postpaid on receipt of nine
'ty-fve cents: Postage stamps will not be
received for. the full set, but remittance
must be made to the undersigned by draft,
postal order, express money order, or reg
istered letter This is a rare chance to Sc
cure more than two hundred views of the
Land of Christ for less than one dollar
Address Geo. P. Lyman, G. P. A., G. B. &
N. R..R:, St. Paul, MINI.
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Didn't Look 1t.

'"These are very fine suspenders," said the
peddler to the lady at the door. 81 have
all kinds--striped, plain, dark, light. Nov
here is a very fine pair Of plain ones. Did
you ever embroider any suspenders for
your husband, Lady,"
NO." said she. ...
."Now don't you think you'd like to EN-.
broider pair for his Christmas present?''
II II guess not. = -. ~ sss ~
<Well, has he real nice pair Of suspend.
ers for his Sunday clothes?" persisted the
peddler.
.*Really, I don't know" said she.
.Well, madam, is your husband in?"
mo; he's not here YETI
."'Do you expect him in before superb
sNo-surely not by that time.''
"Wells 81 haven't you any idea when he will
'fNot the least idea.''
:.Humph. that's queer" unused the disap.
pointed peddler.
ooh, not so very" said the young lady.
II haven't any husband" detroit Free
Press.
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=. We asatsin the eHeerys fretfght glow; ss''
My dear little lad and I, =
And talked 1 of heroes of long ago. sHsaRa
And deeds ,that@Will never, die: 49,:
Ncw,; what twill you {be,sDsaf Heart" I
ga said. 81 .fizs e. =: # 49,. s3g..5
% when you are grown-up MANI" :"
But with a shake of his curly head, qss:a,
10 He shattered each glowing plan \,
d For my dear little ladts with eyesSof brown.
Says he's gbing@tosbea a CIRCUS scloW 'Y .s
'*But think,''1 urged. "of the soldiers
3# fame. ion. A.
Fri sI Sl g's4 " ssfds2sz name.
NV ;% %}sS VII s HOSE S3sar heart
T 5si3 ' sSss 9s 4 Ss Asta 'fsad@"
&S With another shake of his head. q. *
For my dear ttlelad;;-v,iths ey Is: Sf brown
Says that he'd rather be circus cloWI: -
A. pictt,fva: fg,,,,Dirs a s,,laffGt'fatr *
Fl In thel blaze offtas a735#ing'dre
And MANY a: triumph conjured there
In the ipride Of my Eehrt's desire.
With his dilhpled, cheek against my own,
I wrought out many a plan, W
q. And dreamed sweet dreams of the days
4, Is S sn1y motn ;;;sj it, >ss
But my dear little lad, with eyes of brown,
Says he; s-ge1ng TO be afcireus closen! E1{
Ida Goldsmith; Morris: in Atlanta Con:
sttution.