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The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
WffDS

Consumption is a human
weed flourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily destroyed while young !;
when old, sometimes i'm
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consump-
ton is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
to take SCOTS Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption so
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump-
ton you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

And now the Portland Press has pro-
claimed the doom of the fur seal. 1t is
surely bent on making the fur fly
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

Maine has new industry-the man
ufacture of seals noses, 1t is quite
profitable as they bring one dollar
apiece from the State; and it is much
easier than obtaining the real articles.
We do not advise others taking up this
industry, as Louis Sapieo and Joseph
; Dana of Pleasant Point, near East
porF. are now under arrest for defraud-
ing The State; but the moses" were
made by cutting out pieces of seal
SKIN, sewing bristles in for whiskers
and then Sitting openings for the nos
trlls, The bristles are sewed in and a
knot Oh the end holds them from fall
H9 cut but sharp yank draws them
through the hide and then it is seen
that they never grew there. The nos
ln'> are apparently genuine until care
tul examination is made.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
INTEREST AT PER CENT

This bank has opened an INTEREST DE-
PARTMENT and will issue certificates of de-
post bearing interest at the rate of per cent
per annum for full months on all certificates which
shall have been outstanding not less than
months from date of issue.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
Belfast National Bank.
CAPITAL Stock 100000 Stock Liability $500 OOO Surplus $4,000
TOTAL LIABILITY DEPoslroRs 100000
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT

At $500, $500, $3.50 and $500 per year. Our
vault is unequalled in Eastern Maine and I'M
excelled in the United States for security against
fire and burglary Those renting boxes have
access to the vault and the exclusive handling of
their boxes. Why take chances of keeping valu-
ables at home when for $500 per year you can
avoid any care or worryP
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

The great popularity of Browns Instant
Relief stamps it as an article of great merit,
as everybody uses it.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

Pneumonia claims by far the largest
number of victims among the habitual
consumers of intoxicating liquors" says
the Boston Herald. Is it not a good
thing that Maine has supreme court
to enforce the prohibitory law, so that
intoxicating liquors cannot be had?
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

The people generally will agree with
the Rev. DR.. Lorimer in saying: Its
a good sight better to have a man than
a putty dummy in the White House."
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

We read in an exchange that an old
deacon in Maine received as a gift a
can Of brandy peaches and in acknowl-
edgment he wrote that the peaches
We're fine and he appreciated the spirit
i'll which they were sent This, of
course, was before the days of prohibi-
ton.
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a POOR IMITATION.
7. II. Bell and Miss Islee Frisbee
Indicted for Counterfeiting.
Especial 10 The Times--Dispatcl.) 4,

Especial 40 The Times Dispatch:
;ASHEVlLLE. n. c., Nov, Id r. BEL,
of Cherokee county, and Miss lslec r ris-
sb.e. Of Bryson City. were arrested mere
4 today for passing counterfeit coin, given
II hearing before United Sta tes@ Conlanis-
siuer Mccall and held for the grand jury;
The grand jury returned n true bill, ana
the prisoners were sent OH to the Federal
Court, ball being fixed at 500 and and $l s
respectively.
night registering at Il boarding house
ls man aud wife. On leaving, the Wo-
man rendered two silver dollars as pa y
mcnt for the lodging. Almost t. imlnsdi !.
.atcly after their departure the money
was found to be counterfeit nnd the
arrested on thc description furnished and
III the Southern Railway depot. where
she Was jus about to take II train. She
stated that IScll had given her the money
10 paw tire boarding house Keeper.
Z When Bell WAS searched after his mr.
rest no counterfeit money was found.
Ills friends have. secured the services OF
cX-CongressmaIi.C Crawford and Walter f.
Moore to appear for him.
THE counterfeit dollars bear the dale
OF 1886. They ore light weight and very
roughly moulded, but still bear enough
resemblance to the genuine article to de-
ceivc most people. The United States
officers are or opinion that therosis n
plant for the manufacture Of counterfeit
money in the western counties OF this
State, and secret service officers have
been ordered here for The purpose of
locating 1t Impossible.
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HOW TO BE HAPPY,
THOUGH ON A
HOTEL PORCH

Il Don't talk OF the cost of things; 1t gives
tho rich n chance for boastfulness ana
5mny be embarrassing to the poor.
III Don't d scuss children; II you have any,
The chances are YOU are boring those VINO
have not RI you have none, YOU are sure
TO be mortally wounding those who have.
4 Don't discuss dress; the lady whose
short evening gown you are scoring may
have come direct from Paris. wearing
the newest thing, and the whole subject
is II hopeless one, anyway. Generations
must pass before mortals Will have the
courage TO wear anything beautiful pr
simple, orEuseful, or healthful.
n Don't discuss diseases or surg cal opera
tons. without Il natural pathological
taste or a trained nurses experience IT IS
apt to disgust people.
" Don't mention family felds. IT en1bar-
rnsses the listener ard you are sure to
regret 1t. a 81 ,43 u 8;
& Don.tltellsyo,lrfp personal interests. occu-
spa tions, l1opes,afor nspirat ons. Nobody
wants 20 hear them. and you give your
dignity a mortal stab
t Don't indulge in personal ties. They In
svariably return worse than they stnrted
out. #
But, however. many don't the manual
may contain, the last and best ard final
ono must be: Smile bravely and don't
speak at all.-Iarpers Weekly.
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Fifteen YEAR, old
GIRL ROBBER CAUGHT.
Police Believe They Have I'm
carthed System That Has
Long Fleeced Stores.
-----.-----
nv Associated press.,

Thy Associated Press.1
NEW YORK, November 16.:-1n the ar
rest OF flfteen-year-old Elizabeth Jacob
sen. who was taken into custody by
central officers detectives to-day. the
police believe they have unearthed ~
system of robbery which has cost depart
ment stores and private families in tho
upper West sino many thousands of dol
lars during the past few months. The
police claim that this girl. with the as:
,sistnnce of a woman several years her
senior has executed a long series OF
most clever robberies. For more than
SIX months every effort has been made
TO apprehend her, but It was not until
she advertised u dccoy advertisement
to-day and was Identified by n young
woman employed In one of the stores
which lad been robbed that they were
s,icnessf,l
The plan upon which the girl worked
according to the police was to obtain
q position MS messenger or cash girl In
Il store or as servant In nprivatc family,
and then awaiting a good opportunity
make Off with as much valuable property
as she could lay her hands on.
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/ BENKEN D0RFF sCAPEG0A
c Correspondent Says Russian Am Nm
4 bassador8 to Great Britain Will
(By Associated Press,

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Daily ele-
graphs ST. Petersburg correspon ~
who throughout has taken somewhat
ialarmist views regarding the outcome \ OF
the North Sea dispute, in a telcg <m
printed this morning, asserts that the I'D :
iniralty has gained an ascendency which
compels the Foreign Office to repudiate
Its agreement with Great Britain and
that Count Benkendorff, Russian ans
ibassador to Great Britain will be made
the scapegoat and probably VII VII u pe 4. re- g
called Meantime, he adds. tlc ncgota-
|tlons are at standstill and tho matter
will be referred to tho Emperor. Is 85s
5 A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com-
pnny from st. Petersburg. however, con-a
firms tho Associated Press dispatches to
the effect that Russia does not desire
in any way to recede from the basis OF
the agreement, but proposes moditica-
ton OF the language submitted in the Inc
British text.
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POWER OF EXPRESSION.


asS a beautiful girl lin ercd In the war m
afternoon by the sh9res,9 lonely lake.
Ell long to be loved, = she said.
I a chipmunl1, which was sitting on an
adjacent stump, munching a butternut,i
regarded her contemplatively 3,
81 know just how you feel ne OBJ
served 7 have been there myscl f.' -, Il. s
& The beautiful girl looked beyond him
Poor thing!, said tho chipmunk.
switching his nervous. little tail synlpa-
thetically. tits fought Nothing worse
than to have that longing and no t to have
any one to administer the proper cure
.'rhere's a man near here he OBJ
served. 81 hear him coming. u am sure
that fo lisa noble, handsome fellow.&ju
the one you wan t., 4 VEL e. e
Tho beautiful girl paid no attention
Still occupied with her own intense lone
Illness, she could no longer contain her
self. VI !. y. 5 ' i u rs,
louder. !,
said the Gchipmunk .,ES" Any one who LONGS
like that to be loved has my opera Ton,
In, going after that handsome stran ger.
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BON AIR BITS.
Rev. Porter Hardy Will Go to a
New Field This Year. VI,

Special to The Times pispat ch;,l, !,
y BON A1R, VA, Nov. 16.--Mfs. +. u.
Br!dgeforth, OF Amelia county, has pur-
chased the Bates cottage and will soon
nrcrpy it rs her future home. a gpriial
m addition TO the social life OF BonaAlr.
Mr.. and Mrs, Noel still occupy the I.e
NOEL and II is hoped they will remain
III Bon Air for The winter.
4. Mrs. Lloyd, their daughter from New
Z Much interest attaches IN Methodist
circles around about here to th-1 Me thodast
many many extra IMPROVEMENTS and comforts
for the new pastor. who%wiil occupy 1t
about the first OF December.
y The present occupant of the parsonage,
Rev. Mr. Hardy, having served as Ias.
tor here TO the limit Of ibis termS Will
be removed to another field at .thespfeEs
ent session Of the conference in Lynn chs
burg. 81 gs h.
MI Hardy wil, carry to the onferenc CO
one Of the best reports ever submitted
from West Chesterfield. Circuit, and the
work Is in good shape for the incoming
s.
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Students Want Employment.

Editor az The Times Dispatc oh: Z
58 Slr,-Several worthy s tudents IN /, Rich;
Enlond College must earn so me adj tioraA
money during the session in ord ery to CON
5tinue their Studies throug out the year
and "A s crave your va luable assistance In
bringing their situation to public notice.
More than ones third OF our studen s are
accustomed to earn SOM 81 portion OF heir
college expenses either turing 7vs cation or
while carrying on their stud les.h4 Quite e
number are WHOLLY penden upon. their
own lahors. My plea now IS II, behalf 81
d few, yet wit hout work who q esire . ny
honorable emnloyment for a terIo Don 8 amt
Saturdays, Their labor would be un Kills
ed, but Intelligent and aithf,l. VI One or
two have had SeXperien ce as clerks.
RIO Indicate thut our students az arc no &
afraid of hard work + ma y men lion tt;tf
while studying here, on who IS now q, lea 9 4
ing missionary In China, delivered 81 ne n.
HIS work AT "a AZ NJ. Ano Their who us now
q professor, owsi.. IN every so9thers,s
State, sslwetl9HcGo in ear yard on q BroadY
Street to hep.de fraytthts college expenses
Such young mon do not "a SIX Chart y,f but
opportunity to glvelv;tl received IA shall
gladly furnish #detaiied information to-
any employer. am, 55 y hi
ours respectfully, :. IA
K f. w. 8BOATWRIGF1T.s sis4
President Richmond College. Xxi
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observation-disclosures.

Special Ia - Times Dlspatch)
Il LURAY. W. GOV 16.---Alr. Edwin Cler.
mont Eiarnsb,irgcr, presidcn tgof the LuTiy
Electric Light Company and tho Page
Milling Company. and Moss Ida q, Hay
man, Of Focomoke City. ma, were m r
ried at the home Of the bride at noon to-
day.
and Mrs, IIarl,sburger will return to
Luray. whereitliey will reside.
Mr.. Frederick a. Warner, Of h9ray, an ,ld
Miss Ada Beahm We're married Ut tho.
s s;u noar1Prlnt's Mil, this county, this
afternoon, the ceremony being performed
by Elder. A. NJ. Neff, Of shcnandoah
groom is son Of ia cob G, Warner of this
County, while the bride is q daughter OF
the late Henry Reahm, Of Bedford county;
Mand Mrs. NatnsF wlI' N SSna sekerat
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SESSION OF
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
-.iBy Associated Press.)

A. - Il
Z 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 16.--At the
opening Of tho third days session ofEthe
American Federation O, Labor, Convcn =
ton. a telegram alleging the complete
failure OF the attempt of the operators
to open np the Fall River mills, was read
to tho delegates. The announcement was
received with cheers. III SiE
A stormy session was held In which
a factional fight regarding the dispute
or John Mangaa, delegate from inc
Florists and Gardeners Unlon. among
tho Chicago unions, was aired. Tire Gre,
dentias Committee failed to report on
tho status OF VIM. Sehardt, president OF
tho Chicago Federation. When a delc-.
gate threatened to bring tho matter 70 ,, q. q
focus and have 1t threshed out on the
floor OF the convention. It was sidetrack-
led by making It a special order OF bust
ness for tomorrow morning. It is also
expected that consideration Of the Fail
River situation will DO begun at f THIS
4 ftV,of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
NEWS DRIFTING
FROM THE. STORM.
Tie Ocean Washed Entirely
Over tic Dividing
Strip.
LIFE STATION WASHED AWAY
United States Naval Collier
Badly Battered lug Res
cues a House Boat.
ny Annotated prcss.,

(Dy Associated PrcsE)
NORFOLK, VA, November 49, lin
tier adwices from tic Caroi,l;l coi,st
tcport that tue new !nlnt life s.rsipg
station was lestrayta w sundays l,ur-
lcrnc, aud tllnt several Of the crew st;l-
toned there wcrs lost. IL IL s.iil u
tidal wave washed across the strip Of
land separating the oct.Gi ti,nn .llr sound
nnd CARED the a,:..i,,n buildi,t, hwily. The
news was brought 10 Elizabeth CITY TO-
3 day Us sca,rei,.
-Four OF the schooner Myra w. Spears
i crew reached hero tonight from Ghica-
,nicolnico N c., where HE vessel ground
cd last week. They confirm the fears
hcld here that the vessel could not eur
vivc5 Sundays storm She went coln-
pletcly 10 pieces during the gale The
men report the storm washed tho sea
entirely over tho land separating thc
ocean from the sound and say several
houses were carried away. Il
New Inlet .s below 1,ca Island at wil:ch
point communication stops, and no fur
ther con firniation regarding the destftlc-
lion OF the Ilfc-saving station there and
loss or Me can be secured Tonight.
Collier Damaged.
,rhc United States naval collier Startling,
Captain George Mcdonald commanding.
which arrived ut the ward late Wclnes-
day evening; is considerably the worst
Z for wear az the result Of the terrific
storm along the Atlantic cnrst, hich
& was encountered saturday night and Sum
day.
Thc collier left the naval station a.
Pensacola on tlic evening OF November
STIR bound for this port
nh., g., .,l,..,F rpff
ling refused TO steer. citherto run before
Tho gale or 10 come head to II, 7 he cabin
became flooded. and the main boiler
4 worked iii It's saddle 20 v!Olentl; that II
caused the steam pipe TO burst AS 2
result Of This accident the steam III the
4 boilers had TO be blown out mud the en-
sincs stopped. IA 3. s$ ,s
A sea anchor, composed Of side lad
dcrs and tenders. lashcd together ana
attached to serenity fathoTs 9: si;>-:nch
Manila l,awser. placc over the stern III
Tho collier "a a drag Il, prevent her from
laying in the trough Of the sea. ~ this
3 condition. tho collie. drittad for seventy
( eight niles until Monday morning, When
tile storm ;,bI-ed.
So disabled was the collier that it took
5l,or fifteen hours TO make tho trip yes
,crday from the CUES 10 :h,s yufl
Captain Jack Bensten. OF the Nortoik,
tug Crit, arriving, here to-day from :, nj
leo Sound. reports the esciie BY ms tug,
OF Captain Hntchins and Mrs y nts,l'l' 8;
II from Inc house boat Droft Lodge. on
Il saddle harbor &Sl,ol.s IN tho soliia sun
dry. Captain mi Mrs. Itutehtns were
landed at the Po,tgrnn,ti, \. NE
eaving station were t!,t;5nre sllcins cn;e "a
for. The house bon. Is 4 total Il "rcc eF
going TO pieces shortly after Is OCCUPANTS ~
were taken OF It's partly subnlerg ~ soof.
Captain Hutchins is a. Washington news
z paper man. Il
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Perhaps can ent,ce BIN here. Ana he

. ~
Perhaps can entice him here" And he
sped away.
But his presence or his absence was all
the same to the beautiful girl. The Soli-
tudc, while 1T oppressed her, at the same
time gave her a sense Of freedom Being
q woman, she felt that she must speak
out her heart.
II long to be loved" shc cried once
more
Somehow 1t seemed good to her to re-
lieve her mind In this way. While the
intensity of her desire did not diminish,
she felt al, inexpresslblo satisfaction i'll
talking.
And so she stood up, and this time the
lonely old forest reverberated with her
voice: II long to be loved''
At this moment the chipmunk returned:
mad as only q chipmunk can be. He did
not stand on ceremony. Climbing up TO
the. car Of the beautiful girl he shouted:
You idiot! I almost captured The very
man you wanted"
Where is he?" said the girl, with a.
sludder of premonitory remorse.
"Hone!" said the chtpnunk. "1io heard
what you said.
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THE SYNOD.
Evening Devoted to Addresses S
on Foreign Missions,

Especial to The Times Dis patch)
DURHAM, N. c.. Nov. IS Foreign MIS-
sions was the subject discussed BY the
synod last night Two NO foreign MISSION ps,sl
L. Little, who has spent many years III
China, and Rev. L. c. Vass, recently Ee r.:
turned from Africa
on account OF the death Of Mr.. Cald-
well, chairman OF the Committee on For
elgn Missions, who died during the past
year. there was no report on foreign mis-
sslons. 81 8f. Il
y. Rev. Or. Little and DR.. S. II. Chester,
secretary OF the Foreign mission Board,
were the speakers. vi
a reception was given this evening 70,
the delegates, By Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Watts.
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Capitalists Inspect Water Power,

fspeclnl to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatchl
81 b SALISBURY, N, G. 1Noy; lS.--A dis;
York. Winston-salem,32 Gharl0tte.# Sails
bury and other points. arc spending 8sey-
erll days this week IN an Inspection 9f
the noted Mario W, Y g sea ,, q won derful
eighteen miles from this city, Iho party,
dis headed ny Captain u. j. g. Handy, Of
tho Whitney Reduction Company, whose
sjleadauarteM arc In Salisbury, and other
me,nbers are Messrs. y !. Il G Numbers ana
gJeremiah Goft Of New York; j ( Y, Csalti-
We'll and D. a. Tom pkins, of Charlotte;
iR. j.. Reynolds, OF NYinston-S salem, and
others. 1T is learned Fttlht it Is the pur-
pose Of the Whitney Reduction Company
10 begin active work on tho development
or the plant at an early date.
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VIRGINIA
BRIEFS,

e,t!aiRIor, ii VI Is. VA. Nov 1c.
While seated his bsheh 4, his tail9y
Lowe, aged flfty-five years, a native Of q,
of apoplcxy. and died almost instantly.
ident OF charlottesville. a peculiar coin
cidencels that WREN the unfortunate man
coat FOR Mr.. Morris Aronhime, whose
' cfd1rm flsS WN.1I Len PeRere Of
Idss cSaty ck wa 81 t the anna
crushing h!s, skull and causing death in
Il few q hours.
Z DANV1DLE, yA.-I'ho 1lo telephones
Ing the severe storm Of Sunday are nov;
again in use. 4 a large force has been at
work On tho limo ever since the storm
abated. The gang is still working on
4 LEEsB URIC. ~ .--The Peoples Nation
al Bank OF Leesburg has eng aged MI.
Paul Pelz. Of lVashington p e. as
ton Of a new banking house on King
Street. sa 5s55s555
LYNcHBuRG Y. s. "A Z, troupe j, wh, Afa
HYDE stranded here this afternoon after
playing in several of the smaller cities in
the western section OF the State. The
players We're enabled to get out Of the
III KEN NEYI i. The young m EN- here
have recen tly built a hall for! entertain
sments and other public, purposes Tt will
November 18th, at which time Polk NJ IL
Ter, Of Richmond, and his famous Old
South quartette vii amuse the crowd.
s. SUFFO WI l.am {Harrell, tried
Skeeter, was dismissed upon the payment
of s. for The use of the animal for one
day, It was claimed that Skeeter. owed
farrell al debt, and the latter meeting
Skeeter on the road, forcibly took away
his horse. s $$ XII NJ "a tf8 F
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The South and Politics.

Editor OF The nmes-D ispa tch (;
Sir,-Tho original is Southern States
were the only States that cast their vote
FOR d, Northern Democratic President and
Vice President. This reminds me ofstle
negro vote in the SOutli--they have boon
casting 1T over since The war, and, have
never gotten anything-just SO with tho
Southern Democrats. Why not get u
Southern man on the ticket: or still bet :
ter. why not break tho solid South. and
make ourselves Il power In poll tics. q s
it us we arc nero 1gure heads, - !. e.
X "a n X, PARRISH.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 9. 1901. K &
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CLOSE RACE EXPECTED,
lsnnninl ,o rhe TImes.plypntoh.l

Especial 10 The Tlmes'p lspntch,l
NlHlSl rtJRIS, Nov, l6.'-ll y not
SURPRISE thoaa Well UP IN athletics Il 4 new
five mile record Is hung up next Sunday
when John j, Joyce. tho American distance
runner meets John DAILY. the Irish cham
pioi, Who won tho distance events q tho 81,
and DAILY Will start In u special race at
Celtic park, ana tho worlds championship
hinges on the result, Besides the title, y
per, 49, j., ~,
mile race at Celtic gark. DAILY winning ip the
and fallen whei, running should y 70 shoulder
With Ills opponent from the Emerald Isle, the
closeness Of this race aud Its unsatlsfnc-
match. Both Ncl, are training for the event,
ana With clear wea.he. tho race Of THO de-
Ssdo " expected
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a SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR $4,000.


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!. MY M, Z MOTHER

shr'ned@ IN her sanctity Of home and love,
And Al loves: fond service and a reward
thereof, 4 ssSS5 3.! BIT s# < {55 ID
Restore lei. thus, Q blessed memory:
s.s' knee stt XXI II IA II
Her sewing -her workbasket on the floor
Besido$her,s prlngtime& through the open
door X So Is i$1s s5%
Balmily stealing In and all about u
The room; the bees dim hum, ana tle
f I. far shout y. VI
And laughter otthe children at their play.
Her brow below her fair hairs gl'nl-;
merlng strands
Seemed meetest resting place for blessing
56 hands e.,
OF hollest touches of soft finger tips
And littlo rose-leaf checks and dewy lips
II. Whitcomb Riley