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No Market Quotations From chico .,

No Market Quotations From Chicago.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 1.-The
Cincinnati chamber of commerce had
no market quotations from Chicago TO-
day. An arrangement had been made
to receive them, but dig not materlalisc.
New York quotations We're substituted
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We have an Upright Pensc Plano,
walnut case. which Ia but slightly shop
worn. which We viii sell for 5000: for
mer price. $500.
+. W. BANNER CO.
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Fosters Creditors Get st,t,,,o,,.

Fosters 0rcdltols Get n Statement.
FoSToRlA. Ohio, August l.-Credl-
tors of Foster & Company, bankers,
and Hon. Charles Foster, It is an
nounced, Will receive dividends OF S,o3
per cent and so per cent, respectively.
The failures occurred seven years oro
mourning liabilities OF over siSS.OOo,
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ITCHING piles? Never mind &c cv-
crythlng else fniled to cure, Try Doan's
Ointment. No failure there. 80 cents,
at any drug storc.-3.
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Ono fine Upright Sterling Piano. eb-
ony case. was $3.50. but we took It In nn
exchange, and will sell 1t ut the low
price OF SlGO.
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AEOL1ANS and Pianolas at bottom
prices. +. W. BANNER co.
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Z a LAZY liver makes n lazy man.
Durdock Blood Bittcrs Is the natural,
never falling remedy for u lazy llvcr.-l
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King and Queen at Monza.
MONA. Aug. 1.-The king and ouee,
OF Italy arrived here this evening,
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pound and Blood Purifier. I am now
regular every month and suffer no pain.
Your medicine is the best that any sui.
fering girl can take. Miss MABY
CONES, Antns. Cnl Inlr q $500
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REFIEcT1oNs on A pAoHELoR.

When love dies it's case of heart
failure.
The main advantage Of being a woman
is that she can never have a wife.
An old bachelor says that marriage Is
a lottery and the lucky men are those
who draw blanks.
He may stand cold cream, but any
self-respecting husband will kick at Kid
gloves and face mask.
II woman can't find anything else to
worry nhou; she worries because her
husband worries so much.
You can most always catch two or
three horses tied In front of millinery
window, laughing to themselves.
Boy babies always holler louder than
girl babies when they are first born, be-
cause they know they will never get
much chance afterwards
A woman always tries to chase man
and catch him; n man finds out which
way woman Is going and sneaks
around a side way and heads her of.
The only woman who can make sue
cess OF chasing n man Is the one who
can make him believe he is chasing a
hen.
A woman will always manage to put
up with a bad hired girl TIL she thinks
she has told her all she is going. to ABOUT
the other people In town that she work
ed for.
Generally the women who spend lot
OF time striving for the higher life'
leave their husbands to do the striving
for the house rent.-New York Press
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1t was a smiling Easter.
PoTNTEp PARAaRAPHs.


The contented liar uses soft mat
It is useless to advertise for lost OPP
portunlty.
The chronic borrower invariably
draws the line at trouble.
Negotiations are frequently opened
up with the aid OF corkscrew.
Smiles and frowns are little things,
but they arc powerful for good or evil.
The love that dwells in cottage
could never thrive or terrapin and
champagne.
Some husbands would do almost any
thing to render their wives unspeak-
ably happy.
Don't get too self-Important; the
world win move on Just the same after
you are gone.
The only difference between repartee
and impudence is in the size Of the
man who says 1t.
Never argue With women. The man
who spins a yarn among silks and
satlns is sure TO be worsted.
II man ever becomes truly great It
is usually the help Of a devoted wife
that Is responsible for It.
In the contest for happiness It's n
draw between the young girl with her
first beau and the young mother with
her first baby.
Some people acquire a reputation for
being thinkers because they seldom
talk, and some acquire n reputation for
never thinking because they talk too
much.-Chicago Daily News.
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wanted Her FAX Back.

The women In the red automobile coat
handed the conductor half-dollar. Az
ter she had deposited the change in her
little green purse the passengers no.
tIced that she gave n sudden start. The
other women in the car thought she
showed symptoms OF falnting spell.
The man next to her thought perhaps
she had been carried several squares
out OF her way. Presently she held up
her finger. The conductor yanked the
rope and the car stopped with the i'm
petus Of a freight elevator. as she did
not rise the conductor signaled Go
ahead" and then came forward.
Madam. did you wish 20 get of at
that corner?"
NO"
Then what do you moan by having
me stop the car? This amt picnic
bus stopping on the road for people to
get out and pick flowers
Excuse me. sir, but / gave you a
half dollar"
And gave you the change, madam.
every nickel Of g; | can prove Il by
any one on this car"
YES. wish my half-dollar back.
Here Is another one
''what is the matter with the one
you Just gave me? Counterfeit?'
mo. slri"
plugged with plumbers lead?"
"Of course mott"
Then what is the dlfrcrence?"
why, It Is Columbian hulf-dollar
and / am saving them until they be-
come valuable"
Hope you ilv, that long" and the
gTumbllng conductor fshcd out the
contested piece from his pocket and
placed il in her hnnd. Then ne took
tho ordinary half-dollar she handed
him and counted hcr out forty-iivc
cents In nlckels. She got on at the
next corner. when the car reached
the terminus the conductor discovered
that the woman with the Columbian
piece had done him out Of forty-iivc
cents. II Is brnnd-new game and the
conductor Is suying harsh things about
Columbian half-dollnrs.- -Chicago Daily
NeWg
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other 2isns has beer maintained free
silver propaganda ana the distribution
OF literature OF all kinds bearing upon
the subject. The school FOR the training
OF campaign orators he established at
st. Louis, some three years ago 1t Is
said has turned out some 1000 speakers.
a number OF whom nave been for
months past stamping New Jersey and
speaking. nightly to cart-tail audiences
in the small towns, to uphold free sill
yer doctrines and to prepare the way
for more active work in the coming
campaign.
This is the kind Of n political cam
paIEn which Republican leaders must
face when they go before the people to
ask for the reelection OF their candi-
date to the presidency. And this Is
why, not only in New York, but all
over the union. business men are awaE-
enlng to the fact that prompt action
is necessary and the most active exer-
ton possible to make Roadway against
the doctrines Of free coinage OF silver
at the ratio Of 16 to l. independent OF
the action Of any other nation. What
ever may be tn result, It cannot be
said that Money has been remIss in
calling attention to the facts and polI-
ical conditions which have preceded the
inception of the second and greater bat
tie OF the standards"
1t was precisely this view Of the sit
uatlon which caused the Sound Money
League to continue its organization 20
fight the free silver propaganda, which
appears only to have been scotched. 1t
is well to look these matters squarely
in the face now so that the advocates
Of honest money may not be caught
mapping. Bryan is a certainty as can
dldate, and 1t therefore follows, as day
the night. that free silver will again
raise Its head for recognition.
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The Old Fight over Again.

a New York publication. Money. de.
voted to the UNFOLDING OF the present
sound financial system Of the govern
ment. sounds a timely note OF warning
as to the purposes OF the Bryanites in
the coming campaign. Raymond e.
Dodge, writer in the magazine, claims
that the free silver issue was neither
averted nor removed by the passage o.
the act OF March "a. 1900. There Is moth
ing in the new law which prevents It's
repeal, nor n renewal by the Demo-
cratic party OF the demand for the in
dependent free coinage of silver at the
ratio Of Is toll. or any other ratio. Their
contention Of 1896 was that such coin
age was necessary to increase the vol
ume OF standard full legal tender coin
a necessity that could not. from their
point Of view, be met by an Increase OF
bank circulation.
The men who cling to the notion that
the pivotal states OF the union arc New
York and New Jersey. and that Democ-
racy Of those states may dictate tine
Democratic nomination for a president
ial candidate, arc behind the times:
they realize nothing OF the conditions
OF politics west OF the Alleghanes and
south Of Mason and Dlxon's line; they
fail TO grasp the fact that n new GER
Grafton OF young and active Democrats
hay. nrIqpn hpfb goutb AND yvrgf tthn
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Pattison VIII Not Do.

The suggestion Of Ex-Governor Patti
son, of Pennsylvania, as running
mate for Bryan Is not meeting with that
cordiallty among the Chicago platform
wing OF the Democracy that holds out
any promise of Its acceptance. EiH-
Governor Altgeid. who is the anarchist
patron OF the Chicago platform, has ses
his foot down on the proposition in nc
uncertain manner. In an interview yes
terday. he is quoted as saying:
Those papers and those men who
have been very hostile to Mr.. Bryan,
and are still hostile to what he repre-
sents and would Ike to see him defeat
ed. and yet wish to so with the Demo
cratic party this year. are urging the
nomination OF Mr.. Pattlson. Personally
I believe thu nomination Of Mr.. Patti
son for the vice presidency would be
as great a misfortune as the nomination
We made in &c for that place, II not
greater, Our candidate for that place
in SO was at least positively with US
on the silver question, but he did not
command the confidence Of our people
on any other question, and greatly
weakened our ticket. Mr.. Pattison has
not been positively with US on any
proposition. and 1t Is safe to say that At
least So per cent. OF the Democrats of
America would b, disappointed at such
4 domination. our people are In cam
IS; ali over the country, and they de-
maRd no; oaly the enunclation OF denn-
It, anu progressive principles. but thly
demand the nomination OF mon whom
they know 20 be Intense in their sup
port Of those principles.
THE Democracy must name a man
for the vice presidency who POSSESSES
the game character. the same conyic-
tons and the same positive and aggrcs.
siye force as the man who Is TO head the
ticket. Let me say that l have great
respect for Ex-Governor Pattison as a
man. He is u gentleman and man Of
great ability. and in any other manner
should be glad to honor him. but there
are thousands OF men OF high charac-
ter and ability whom 1 respect, but
whom the Democracy could not puS
upon its ticket this year without aban-
doning Its high mission"
All Of this is plain enough, and is "A
notice to the supporters of the Palmer
and Buckner ticket that they will not
be allowed to have any voice or infu-
ence in making up the ticket at Kan
sas City or in shaping the platform.
which. II anything. promises to be worse
than the one Illuminated at Chicago
in 1896. Decidedly Mr.. Pattison viii not
suit Bryan and his fanatical following.
He is too good an American for them.
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NEWSPAPER Wales.

One way.-"Aiiss Mird sent two dol
lars for a sure method to preserve the
voice." What was it," Sing into
u photograph. philadelphia Bulletin.
Mr.. Pitt-Dublln is still shouting her
self hoarse for Queen Victoria. Mr..
Pennies. why don't they use hoarse-
less shouts?-Pittsburgh Chronlcle-Tel'
graph.
4 Victor.-I understand he had the
best OF the debate" said one statesman.
Yes" answered the other. He made
everybody so sleepy they couldn't talk
back. Washington Star.
The Sine Quo Non.-she-I don't see
how the early Christians celebrated
Easter. He-Why, why not? She
Because there weren't any milliners
then.-Harper's Bazaar.
What Quaered Him.--Ferdy-so you
told Mrs. Gotrocks she looked as young
as her daughter! suppose that
caught the old lady? Percy-Yes; but
It lost me the daughter!-Puck.
HAS the giraffe been sick long?"
asked the veterinary surgeon as he en-
tered the park enclosure. Yes" replied
the keeper. II should say It was rather
long. He has q sore throat."-Chicago
News.
It Was Innocuous.-"I saw a train
held up last night" remarked young
LarImer. "Oh, tell me about It." re-
piled Miss Cora. Were you frighten-
ed?" oh no. You see, 1t was only
Mrs. Higgins holding 1t up while she
passed an obstruction. Harlem Life.
Don do much hustlin' around"
said Uncle Eben. 'undeh de Impress
ion dat you is called on by Providence
to do duty as de fool-killer, II you
does, you is pretty sho' to fin So'se'f
'bliged sooner or later to sit-down an
wonder is suicide a sln."-Washington
Star.
suspicions.--''It may be mere coin
cidence." said the man with the wor-
ried look; 1T may be n mere coinci-
dence." what are you muttering
nbout?' asked the man with the last
year oyereoat. 1T has Just come to
my mind that whenever my wife laughs
at my jokes she needs something new
to wear within the net day or so."-In-
dlanapolis Press.
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an lnflamed con-
dltion Of the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets
inhamed you have rumblIng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when It Is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO It's nor
mai condition hearing Will be destroyed
forever: nine cases out OF ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an lnnamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
we VIII give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by Ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars.
free. F. ]. CHENEY & CO,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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on the primaries SO that the good mea
suggested may be nominated.
one Of the features OF Saturdays
meetings. which was quite gratifying
to the friends OF Colonel Morris Hork-
helmer, was his unanimous endorse
ment as the choice OF Ohio county Tor
delegate-at-large to the national Re-
publican convention, which meets in
Philadelphia. The colonel's claims for
this honor are certainly worthy OF the
appreciatlve consideration OF the other
counties in the First Congressional dis
trict.
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commencinr at 10 O'Clock u. m, ne y,
lowing described property, l0-NIl;1. =,
lot OF ground known at No ~ lIsy
first street. in the city Of Wheeling -
OF West Virginia, and the mouse 'U !.,S,s
being the same parcel OF Etoun li,, 49,
IN the said city OF Wheeling, county =
Ohio. and state OF West virginia, -
matter mentioned. that IS % y
much OF lots numbered one Two AM ~
In square numbered twtnty-iOut; F b,
LaBe!le. which plat Is Of record ~ d
said clerks office In Deed BOON ~
nj nacc geI bounded and described A. ~
lows: Beginning en- the, s9uIl s..'s,t
Catherine street (rOw called IhlI1,,s.i,
street, elEhty-fOur and losl $3.50.
Isl l-igl feet, more or less, from w, -,
west corner OF George anu Na.Li,t
streets at the Intersection OF ihe S'', .t5ir,
Of said Catharinc street WIN w 80.
iInc OF the division wall between tht w,
mCnts numbered five ara s!A MI
from The east In the row Of h9lsts I
hy The I.aBelle Iron Works Jon.I ~ ?. ~.
tht. above mentioned state OF va ia
ginil and county OF ohio en ~ H. z
extended ncrthwardly TO me seu.aI , e., M
said Cathnrine street; Rn4cg WV ~
centre or the division wall between y.
tencments. and with said cehIs ~ Wy "a
tended. enc hundred Gov ic,s 70 estr, ~
line OF n private alley iNtlN' ". 40.
wide: thence with said npita, ,t wv n. 70
wardly seventeen and two tNyl,'l5t ~ n.
feet. more or les, 70 Inc NgI'i, c.rsr N.
fencmcnts i've and four, % sall ~.
houses counting from the sasS, 1888
suIID N extended in q sOuthtitl w N -.
would interscct tho north line oi "a IA
waite alley T. fcrt wide thelyg !. 1t.,vtss
inc centre line Of said alley way, "A no
said tenemCnts five and four, anls-.bsriy
sUrb erptrt ppa teNtUudCd N 4 no, NJ
direction. one hundred UNl ~. WS,It4
south Side OF Cathlrlnc street w" s5rih
sTbIrfy.fiI7st strecls thence Win N.-ny
lin, OF said Cnthariur sur. ~ a-fI fesE
seventeen aud two-twtlithS " lambs.
more or less, 70 the bl , IA lraptogs-
,Ss,,ta fherron and tho privileges WI iba
nttrtcnnnecs belonging thereto, ,Hi--is-l
rJrht ~ occupancy which thr uH"' hi ~
trustee or assignee now Nl' ,..s,,s. an sii
second story Of the dwelling ~ t''.lr-ss1 -
land over tho saii ali'i W. mi Nm
said tcncmcntl lEe ai l,,.,sJ 10 he sa9i
Gcnrrc Il. Scarlott by p St9r'o .,S,, T33i 10
1917 u, bTlSry 80 iN-l. and lryToI y Ne
thc said clerks Office To- b''' ''''
70; TERMS OF sALE-ons-i,l..r1Il IN. "a y, },
purchase money. aud nH t'l', .,sr IN hant
~ ~, ta-iiti, 100 two equal y. Joy, ,f1fy
.....'',-.,iJA rrgpsgtiyely In one ahN ",befa1a
ggay tbc date OF sale with intrt' .'yiTr Ne
from thnt DAY. the purc2aa5s' M thl il1s
roec.IabIc notes for The am ~ ..,.,F n6tfs l's
either TO Doe retained uil'', ann a Tts,r,SA..
pitll' y "a, for me deferred Ky, "a.
,I,s,,,,. ar Inou other security mo- sub
IgSaniIon of the trustee or ,4,sr ,iii on ~
SnrI6Wscr must insure The ,gggl.iSs Of DO
rT5pcrtv sold 20 the s.l ffs fuHh''
trustee or assignee eTD L. MCCOY
sscurIty. N'' Trgstea-
npli-m .,,...tf q.
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Good Suggestions Made.

In every county district Saturday
night she Republicans held remarkably
well attended suggestion meetings, the
voters showing a degree Of interest IN
these prcllmlnaries to the primaries t.
be held April % which has never been
manifested before. As n result Of thssi
manifestations capable men have bJeu
suggested for every Office on the county
ticket. hut this good work, to Dc fruit
ful, must be followed up by attendance
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REPUBLICAN CALENDAR.

April 2s-ohio County Primary Election,
MAY First Congressional District Del
egate Convention. az Clarksburg.
May S-State Delegate Convention Fair
mont.
Nominating Convention, Weston.
July ii-State. Nominating Convention
Charleston
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we don't see how Dewey is going to
cut much OF a figure in the Democ-
racy. He believes the sovereignty of
the United States should continue over
the Philippines, is FOR the gold standard
and favors a protective tariff.
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POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL CALL.
First District Republican Congress
slOnaI and DeIea9te cOnyen-

GlOnSs
The Republican voters OF the First Con-
erosion District arc hereby notified that
a convention for the purpose OF norni-
mating u candidate 10 represent the said
district in the Congress Of the United
States, to be voted for at the ensuing cleo
tion, VIII be held at Weston, W. Va.
Wednesday. June 6, 1900, beginning at /
o'clock p, m.
b Also convention for the purpose OF Sc
iectihg two delegates and two alteTn2tes
to represent the said district IL the Ma
tionRi Republican Convention, TO be held
at Philadelphia, Pa. to nominate a can
dldate for President and Vice President,
to be voted for at the ensuing presidential
election, will be held at Clarkshurg, w.
Va, Monday, May Z, 1900, beginning at 3
O'Clock p. m.
The basis OF representation. TO prevent
confusion, will be the same as that for
the state nominating convention. to-wit:
One vote for every one hundred votes cast
for G, W. Atkinson for governor In 1886.
and one for every fraction OF one hundred
over fifty.
County committees are requested TO pro-
vide for the selection OF delegates 10 each
VI |'''N SIG. SMITH. Chairman.
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Two grandsOns OF President Kruger
have fallen in battle, and lthIrty-three
are at the front, with four OF his sons
and six sons-in-law, Quite a family
affair, Isn't II?
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help. It's almost sure to heal. It has
cured ninety-eight per cent. of those
who gave it fair and faithful trial.
Mrs. II. A. Aisbrook. Of Austin, LonoSe Co.,
Arl=-, writes: UAner eve months OF great sui.
fering with female weakness I write this for the
benefit Of other sufferers from the sane afiic-
don. / doctored with cur family physician
without any good results, 90 my husband urged
me TO Try br. Pierces inedicines-Whieh did,
with wonderful results. am completely cured.
I took four bottles Of DR.. Pietces Favodte Pre-.
seription, four OF his Golden Medical Diseov-
cry and two walls Of his Pleasant Peliets.'H
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter free. All correspond
ence confidential. Address DR.. Z. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Some Egyptologist has discovered
that the famous Smith family were
brewers in Egypt 227 years before
Christ.
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Smile and Suffer.

That's the motto of many woman's
life. She manages the house, receives
friends, entertains company, viii Z moan
IN the mouth which is stifed and smile
on the face which is a mask to cover up
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her pain. Only
those who note the
dark hinged eyes,
the lines about
the lips, the oeca-
sionRl pallor Of
the cheek, know
the real story.
Such women are
amoug the most
grateful for the
cures performed
by the use Of DR..
herce'S Favonte
Prescription. To
smile and not to
suffer is something
wonderful to them
Women suffering
from female weak
ness, infanma-
ton, liberation or
the drains that so
weaken the body,
may take UFavor-
lite Prescription "
with almost abso-
Lutte certainty of
a1Vw. TNI- -, -
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Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried ) cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned,
cents per pound.
An hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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France will not go to war as long as
her worlds fair Is rakihg In the She
kels.
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Whore NV Trensure Il.

lord Of tho living when my race is run
VIII that / pass beneath the rising sum
Suffer my sight 10 aim upon some scene
or thy good green.
Let my last pillow be the earth ! love.
With fair lnhnity OF blue above.
And neetinr. purple shadow OF a cloud
Ny only fhroud
a little lark, above the morning star,
Shall ahril the tldlngs OF my end nfnr
The muflCd music OF lore sheep hell
Shall De my knoll
And where stone heroes tired tho moor o
old.
where 6ygonc wolf hovled round a granlt
fold.
Hide thou beneath ihc'hca,hcr's newborn
light,
My cndifa' n'rht,
Eden phiipoits IN London Spectator,