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1 WILL GIVE YOU a COURSE OF TREATMEN:

United States Commit ssioner EidSeWay,
who spent over three months investi-s
eating Force Of Life treatment says
In regard to AIR. Hyatt, that his case.
showed an instance of remarkable re-
congratulated, as it were. from the
grave.
In my varied experience in treating
chronic diseases ! have had every OPP
.portunity to study various methods and
kinds of treatment aud can honestly
and conscientiously tell you that have
never seen any treatment which be-
lieve compares with the treatment
which am In "a position to
offer you. Know this is strong
statement. hut ] do not feel that it is
one word stronger than the absolute
truth.
I have held many positions OF honor
and trust, ana could not afford 10
make you a single promise that I am
not in q position to fultlll. or to tell
YOU anything which would be untrue.
I do not ask you to send me one
cent OF money; merely write me, Civ
Ling your name and address. ard stat
lirg the leading symp toms OF your trou-
tble. aud your case will be diagnosed,
| and I will prescribe for you special
course OF treatment. / will send YOU,
ItEs course OF treatment without one
I,ent of pay There are absolutely no
conditions attached to this offer. II
y our letter is received to-day. your
| treatment Will be sent tomorrow.
lThis Offer Is good only to the first one
.Ithousand persons who write me. II
viii cost a great deal of money to 8 i've
/ these free courses OF treatment, but
4 want to prove to- sick and afflicted
Ii1severy city and locality iii this 8coun-
TRY that at last I have treatment
which rs absolutely sure and certain,
In its effects.
No matter what your disease, no
matter what treatment yon have Tried
4 I want you to write to me- II ! think
THAT I cannot cure you, will frankly
4 tell you so, but do not hesitate be-
i cause your case has been pronounced
8ESincurable.
i hold N my hand a. bundle of Letters
i from people wlat. say they have Ia nefE
4 rtstpred9 to health by ny freshmen
|atterf doctors had given rhen1 up to die
y you wish to try my free courst
], Of reatment, ! advise you to sit dowr
and write nae to-day. II you DON
Wish to try my treatment. write N,
anyway, and L Will send you a thorough
4 dtagn osts OF your case ana explain t
'lyou in detail just what think Till
treatment should do for YOU, VII
], also give YOU Gull information Ia re
!. gard to marvellous Iasy- Phy Forae. o
3. YOU Wish " 4 will send you y eours
n Of treatment absolutely free. and lie
d yoil take8it under tile direction Of ..ou
4 own family physician, 10 that ':ilar
4 snlays be absolutely no doubt as to ath
J, exact cause of the astonishing result
n (which u feel nostive II Will produce
!; Address your letter to q, p. Coutnnt
!! NJ. D.L Suite i'll J, sss'y rae use. IN |. *,
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BANNER YEAR IN STEEL

Exhibit OF Stcc, Corporation for 1907
Exceeds Hopes of Trade.
NEW YORK. January 2S-The re-
port of the United States Steel Cor
poration for the quarter ending Decem-
Der 81 /. 1907. expectantly awaited by
by the public as an index OF Industrial
conditions. was made public to-day.
months Of the corporations year We're
sac. 55S.9s5. The figures exceeded the
hopes OF the steel trade.
The net1.earnings for the year 1907
We're slso.9s4,477. the lnrgest in the
history. The unified orders
on hand at the end Of the year amount.
Cd TO 4est,56a tons: TIE surplus for g,
Quarterly dividends Of q per cent on
the common and 1sa per cent. on the
preferred stocks We're declared by the
directors.
The net earnings for the last three
Of 1877 shoM 4t eGg ss an
period Of 1906. and the untitled orders
on hand are S,SG5.165 tons under the
figures for the corresponding quarter
last year.
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Virginia Breyiities

Il a
FREDERICKSBURG VA. January 2s.--
sur crntendent u. 81. Gre en-. OF tile city eie..-
trio light works. has rendered his reslann.
ton 10 the City Council. ard the same hsr
been accepted
sPOTsYLvANIA, NA.--rhe official body
of the NJ. f.. Church. South. at Zion. held a
business meeting to-day looking To the build.
ing OF d largo and modern house of worship
in tho town limits OF spotsyyania.
BEDFORD CITY, vA.--Thc Rev. Hugh
White md family have left Bedford city Tor
San Francisco. where they Will take 0
steamer for China. Mr.. white has been en-
Eaged In mission work In China many yenrs
sPOTSYLvASI-.. vA.--The last Will and
.ertament OF the late Frank Wyatt OF tfits
county was probated yesterday In the clerks
siderable estate IL, both th!a county and the
city Of Portsmouth, Va His widow aIrs.
ILez v. wyatt. Is the colo beneficiary undcr
til. Will.
LYNcHBURG. yA.--sfr. ". K. Duerson.
husiness manager of the News, tie III at h.t
home OF scarlet fever. His conditions, how.
over. Is not serious
LYEcHEU vA.--srr. John II. Chris.
tian, the we'll known attorney. continues very
Ill at his home here. though he Ia slightly
better than he was several days ago.
1YSCHBuRG, vA.--diss Inea Thomas. a
member of the Sunday school q. the Frat
Christian Church. OF this city. has Just been
awarded handsome prize by that school tor
having made record OF bens present fo;
| ten years without nissing u Sunday.
/ GRAVEL HILL. vA.-Afr. llarGiman, mall
carrier on route No. 2. had his horse to run
away with him to-day and tore his buggy
| - pltccs. Mr. Hardiman escaped being
/ hurt.
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conversation with Mr.. Kelly held tour'
months ago. and he did not rememberi
making such statement.
II told Mr.. Kelly how much Il ro.s
GREETED Mr.. Burke's trouble. and nlaS
have added that he drank great deal
or words to that effect" de claret.
The government rested its case and
the court directed the attorneys to se-5
cure the presence or the deposition
Of Thomas Alley. and be ready to
proceed with the defense at 10 O'CLOCK
this morning.
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POSTPONED AGAIN

Chi~f Witness for Commonwealth III Mon
teirO Case Assert and Cannot he Found.
Dr. Ars'ides Monteiro was called again
In the Police Court yesterday morning OH
tho charge OF malpractice. but owing to the
"'.sence Of the chief witness for the Com
mcnwsal,h. the patient the case was con-
ltnusd to February 1etz Commonweuith's.
Attorney FolEes stated that he. had no idea
where the witness IL. and thrr y would re-
auira at least ten days to find her.
Tire accused was bailcd in the sum OF
$1,000. his daughter. afrs Minnie Owens
going on his bond.
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PRETTY AMHERST WEDDING.
Nliss Lucy Ellsworth, Carter Married II
MIR. Wade II. Mostly.

Lucy Ellsworth Carte was this at
tarnoon married to Mr.. Wade Hamilton
Mosby. OF Lynchburg. The bride is
daughter OF the late Asa Oliver Car
ot Mrs. Thomas Whitehead. 81 this
place: The groom is weil-known
travelling salesman. OF Lynctburg. and
sreatnephew Of Hamilton alosby,
who at one TING lived at the beauti-
The ceremony took place at O'clock
In the Methodist Church here. and
was performed by the Rev. Charles
U. BlankenEhip. the pastor. The. first
TO enter the church were the ribbon
iind ron: then Mr.. r. p. Whitehall. of
Amherst. with Miss Susie West. of
pedford: Mr.. Bernard Calvert with
Miss Mary Scott, nf Amherst: Mr. Tat
fnurd Mosby. nf LvnchburE. with Miss
maids were dressed In white silk null
ard carried white carnations. Follow
irg these was the maids n l,onr, Miss
Claud,re N:Itter. OF I.vnchburs. dressed
In white lace and carrying mink car
nations. Following here was the bride.
lire set tin, with vail. and CARVING
white rnses. She was on the arm 81
her brother. Mr.. Thor.as Whitehead
who gave her away. The groom en-.
tered m the arm OF his brother. Mr.
Alexander Nosbv. of Ivnchburg.
Immediately after the ceremony. a
reception wac rendered the bridal mar.
~ 1T the residence of Mr.. Thoras
Whitehead. IN the village. The house
vas tastefn,1v decorated with ivv ard
ferns. Refreshments were served by
the following the young ladies' Of AM
herst: Misses Eva Wits Kate Ran
dnlrh. Fills Dearhnrn, Nellie Dearborn
Louise Garland. Fannie Harrison.
A M
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went over sentence.

Poor sadie Branch fell into tho "weepf,,
Yesterday morning when Justice crutchfs'l
tlntsnced i.er TO be placed under bond for
ninety days on the charge OF being TO or!gi-
Tsvin. sadie wept long and sincerely, and
did no. cease until .xhe was threatened with
ty Give months insStIic homo for sinners.
Then the clouds rolled away. ~
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BRYAN AND BAILEY
ON ALDR|CH BILL
(c.ohtInued itom E1lrst l2age.l


vtntion Will make the point that SEN
ihtor Daniel liz opposed to the ronii1a-
bly, precipitate n contest. which might
evcrtuate III the defeat OF the Senator,
or In the sending or an instructed del
egation. IT required great deal OF
effort on the part OF nome OF the most
Influential members OF the convention
& to prevent that OF 1904 instructing tic
delegation for Judge Parker.
However, the personal popularity Of
Senator Daniel, and his long and hon
orabic service in the party In Virginia,
preclude any serious thought Of his
defeat IL he should allow his name to
be used In connection with the posi-
ton of q delegate at large. There IS
possibility TINT tho Virginia dele
CATION may be instructed to vote for
Senator Daniel as the nominee to the
presidency.
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NAY GET TRAINS pACly.
Comm isxioni Working CI
Matter-CAn rters and Court.
[SpaclaI to The Times. DIspatch.l

RALB1G n. 6, January 2a.-The
alteration a report from ComnAss ioner
S. Il. Rogers on the fdlscontinuance OF
Southern trains Nos 81 and a., ron,
salsbgrSS e my Iea
two trains. Commissioners Rogers has
recently canvasseu thesituatlnn on tho
SNcstern Garolinn road, Salisbury to
Asheyillo, and llas filed "a report 18th
commission order tho two Trains ~,
stored. 5iSs i5fss Nj s5sS
Three charters We're issued to-day
for II important 90 rpornt ions---tha North
800. 900 authorized and $1,000 sub,
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HAVE INTERs TATE LEAGUE

One Of SIX Clubs to nc Conducted In
the CaroltnnE.
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. January 2s.-
Plans for a six-club interstate league,
embracing cities in the Piedmont sec.
ton of the Carolinas, were pracs tcnlly
perfected here to-day. The League
will comprise Charlotte, n. ca: 6. Gems
c.. and Greensboro. N. c.. and the choice
Of the other lies between Winston
Salem and Raleigh, with the odds. In
favor Of the former. Admission has
been applied for to the Ma 'oilal Asso-
ella tion OF Minor League Clubs
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Tn .1dopt. Building Code.

IA meeting OF the Council Committee on
Ordinance, Charter and Reform will be held
ON Friday night to adopt the building code.
action on which has been delayed, for one
reason OF another tor several months
object to some Of the provisions OF the code
hsse been notified to attend. as the commit
ies VIII not defer. considera .lon LONGER.
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5,ylll Not Close His store.

w. E. Pollard, OF Twen.y.hr,h and n
s,recis, who was fined $500 In the Police
Court for selling liquor to minor. VIII not
be able to sell that product to anybody nftei
Nay LIST. US ho Will not apply for renewa;
OF his license. Mr.. Pollard, however. kespk
grocery store and coal and wood yard.
and he will continue In the business at tho
old stand after eliminating the saloon
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pncl,-sin,monr.
rs,Ao,s,to THO Tir,as.D,snotch.1

TsnAc'a to Tho Times. D'spot"h.1
ROANOKE. VA. January 2s.-Miss
1ae~fha Simmons. daughter of Rev. G.
F. Sinnrrnns. Of Cave Springs. and Mr..
Robert Pugf1. prominent young bus
mess man OF Morris. Ok'abnra wer.
married in the Methodist Church at
OF Salem nfficiatnd. Mr. A. c. Shan.
non. OF sprirgfield. ". Va. was hest
man. while the bridesmaids were Mics
Mae Burton. Of Crozicr and Nlsa
Blanche Ha'nes of Springfield. ". Va.
The couple left on the noon train
for Oklahoma.
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JEsuP GOOD TO CHURCHES
Brick Presbyterian Gets 100000, Pro-
39g45} vidcd II DOeSnst Move.

Brick Presbyterian Gets 100000, Pro-
viefcd 1t Doesn't Move.
NEW YORK. January 2S.-By the
to the American Museum OF Natural
History. 100000 to the Brick Presby-
terrain Church, IL 1t remains at Fiftl!
Avenue and Thirty seventh Street, and
Westport, Conn, and $1,000 to the Cons
gregational Church at Lenox, Mass.
The remainder of his great estate Is
.beclueathed to Mrs. Jesup for her use
heirs.
John Il. Parsons. Mr.. Jesup's counsel
and executor. said to-day no estimate
estate, known to be we'll up In the mil
lions. "a
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ROYAL PORTRAITS RETURNED
No Trace, However. of Thief Who Stole
Queens Miniatures.

LONDON. January IS. The three
MIXTURES Of the Duchess. Of Fife. the
Queen OF Norway and Princess Ficto-
ria, belonging to Queen Alexandra,
studio OF her On gruver In London, to
which they had been sent for repro.
duction, have haen yeturned q. There
az no trace OF the thief. st5 = s
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Rcid-Baber.

Tsnee'aI,o r'," 1-,rnes- D,spatcll.l
F-RrDERrcKsB1TRG VA. January
2s.-Richard [. Reid and Miss Kate
Nav gaber. daughter of F. w. Baber.
both of Stafford county We're mar
ried at Macedonia Church. In that com
is. by Rev. A.. j. Cummings. Miss
Pearl Viola Babar was the maid Of
honor. and the ushers were Messrs. r.
A. Riley and T. Powers.
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NO EFFORT is MADE
T0 COMBAT EXPERTS
Continued from First Pagn.)


ft---.---~--.-------------
THAT tho architect wanted witnessed.
u was also alleged that Thaw had
tried to coerco tho girl into signing
papers accusing Stanford White Of
having drugged and assaulted hnr.
t1haw beat the girl according to the
affidavit, when she refused to Sign
ana because she said the charges
asuinst White were not true
District Attorney Jerome also read
the copy Of II note written In coilr
BY Thaw ut his last trial, ana fllrd
tofney, Mr.. Delmns, while the COM
mission on luMucs was inauirlnE into
tic defendants mental condition.
III was conceded by the defendant
that at u dinner In the Cafe Martin
preceding the tragedy, three cocktails
and two quarts of champagne were
served.
Tl,nw's Will 1tcnd.
With this admission. the people
rested. and Mr.. Litleton began to read
'rhaw's Will TO the jury. In addition
70 setting aside tho sum OF $4,000 to
Investigate the causes and make neccs-
cary prosecutions in the event OF his
sudden or violent death, Thaw gave
his wife $4,000 in lieu OF dover
and $4,000 In trust. He also ordered
that an annuity OF $500 DO paid to
Howard Nesbit. brother OF his wife
Two servants are left $1,000 each, pro.
vlded they remain IN the family
service until tlie year 1927. III addi.
ton to the specific $4,000 for h
wife, Thaw left all the residue OF his
estate in trust directing that 1890
annually be paid his n-A'e. In the
event OF hes marriage the annuity was
to be cut 20 $1,000 Aftes. the reading
Of the will Mr.. Iittleton announced
that the deicnse lad concluded IT.
CASE.
Adjournment until 1880 a. n. to-
morrow wn3 taken.
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were Councilman w. T.. White, Cap
tain Asa Rogers and two we'll known
negro men.
The jury finally selected ana sworn
consists OF L. "A. Waddill. j. c.. Vial.
u. Wing1eld, l.. NJ. Jones, J. "A. 'ray-
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Strenuous objection was made by the
prosecution to questionSby Attorney
Smith rs to whether In searching the
prisoner they had taken a bottle or
whiskey from him. The question was
finally admitted, and Inspector Rob-
ertson said the flask was not found on
him, but In another coat
Judge Lewis claimed that evidence
as to the whiskey flask was not reve.
want. and was improper. The court
admitted further questions, and Mr..
Smith asked. Had he been drinking"
The Inspector answered that he
showed no evidence of having been
drinking, but that he would not say
Burke had not been drinking; merely
that In his conduct there was no evl~
hencc of 1t.
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No evidence. lie Says.

Judge Lewis argued again against
the admission Of this testimony. say
ing that the United Stntes Supreme
Court has held that drunkenness Is
no excuse for crime, and that cross.
examination along this line was lrrele-
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i PITT OXYGEN INTO YOUR STOMACH
4 HAVE CURED WHERE OTHERS FAILED


1880 u s. Pension Exa
nnd dent OF County
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ruling OF Judge.

Ruling on objections from the at
torneys for the government. Judge
1Vaddill said he thought It was proper
to allow the witness to show Burke's
drunken condition at the time Of the
alleged offense. but that there was
nothing to affect the case by showing
thattthc accused was q habitualS drunk
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lor, j. NJ. Reynolds, Hurry Drew, John
Mc1auchlin, n. j. Mitchell. William
KIRBY, ID. Rider and Eshillp II. Powers.
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FdILs n,
Judge Waddill held that the defense
might inquire about the condition OF
the prisoner at the time Of the alleg-
cd offense, and Attorney Smith cons
tlnued. drawing from Inspector Robert
son the statement that the flask found
was practically empty, ana a roitera-
ton OF the statement that he did not
s5himse!f observe any evidence that
Burke had been drinking, and that lle
rad no idea at the time II at this was
the case. Mr.. Robertson admitted that
he himself had drank with Burke at
various times, and Knew that he did
dirk more Or less, Mr.. Smith asked
y whether he had not asked Burke
ii whiskey was the cause OF his trou-
&hle. The witness did not remember
making the remark, but stated that u
was ont Of the ordinary to carry "
y flask into a government post-oftioe.
where the regulations are against such
IA custom. f
\ llnrbcr am Stuu,l.l
] After tic mdday recess. salraaot
Prestt, The Church Till barber, was
calleti and corroborated the story told
~ the two Inspectors He N.l,l lie
tknaw Burke and had shaved him on
LSentember Hath. Durke paid him q
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ALCOHOL CAUSE Of
bQRKE'S DQNNEA[

Continued from First Page.)
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Continuing. Mr.. Barkley testified
that the letter had been stamped.
| scaled and turned over to j. Nj Cor
| don. clerk In Station b. with IN
i structions as 70 It's disposition.
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]. &. Robertson. of Washington. D.
G., post-offlce Inspector. was called
and told almost al identical story. He
said that he had himself written and
addressed the letter, and that Mr..
Barley prepared the Enclosures. He
corroborated Mr.. Barsley4n ms to find
Ing the money and letter on Burke. as
to locating the bill at the barber shop.
and as to practically oil other details.
On cross.axaninatlon he stated that
there was such person as Miss AM
nette Click but that she did not live
at Frederick. Md, and that the letter
was a drcoy or test letter, and was
not written for the purpose OF being
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LYEcHBURG, yA.--Sfr. ". X. Duerson.
business manager Of the News, lie III at H. &
homo OF scarlet fever. His condition, how
over. liz mt serio,is
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j. s. OLIVER.
Secretary Post E, T. p. "A. OF a..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
Fahrenheit. and Centigrade.

The Fahrenheit thermometer is the
one in general use in this country, ex-
cept among some Of the scientists, who
use the CentiSrade. 1t would be well
for all the boys and girls to know
wherein the difference between them
consists. In the Ceutigrade the space
between the freezing point and. the
boiling point is divided into 1C0 de-
grecs, while in the Fahrenheit it is Iii,
vidcd into $50 degrees. A degree OF
the CcntiSrade. therefore. is higher
than 4 degree Fahrenheit in the pro-
portion of . TO ), but rs zero in the
Centi.rade is ut the freezing point and
in the Fahrenheit at SO degrees above
that this must bc considered in COM
pairing them. TO express 10 degrees
Centigra6c in the Fahrenheit scale mul-
tiply 10 by 8 and divide by 5, which
will give is, then add the SO degrees
not rcckoned in Ccntigradc and you
will have so. which is the exact equiv
alent Of 10 Centigrade.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18

August time, tells on the nerves.
But that spirit less, no ambition feel
ing can be eaEily and quickly altered
by taking what is known by druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shoop's Restora-
tive. Within As hours after begin
ming to use the Restorative improve
Yment will be noticed. OF course,
full health will not Immediately re-
turn. The gain, however, will sure
II follow. And best Of all, you will
realize and feel your strength and
ambition as it is returning. Outside
influences depress first the INSIDE
nerves" then the stomach, Heart, and
Kidneys will usually fail. Strength
en- these failing nerves with DR..
Shops Restorative and see how
quickly health will be yours again.
Sold by DR.. ]. G. Wannamaker, Mfg.
Co.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
The Judge Uses Forcible Language

The Judge Uses Forcible Language.
Judge ". B. Simmons Of Fincas
tie, Va, told the reporter that l.. &
N. Paint was usueu on his residence
In 1882, and held its color we'll foi
81 years; he furthermore said that
years ago he was induced to us'
another paint and is sorry he did
because the other paint didn't make
good. The Judge will now always u.s.
l.. & NJ. because he knows il any de
feet exists in L. 6, NJ. Paint, th'
house will be repainted for nothing
The L. &. NJ. Zinc hardens the L
& NJ. White Lead and makes l.. & NJ
Paint wear like iron for 10 to !:
years.
Actual cost Of L. & NJ. about s1.2'
per gallon. Donations Of L. &c. N
made TO churches. Sold by ]. G
Wannamaker Mfg. Co. Orauseburs
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
.t,,acinis mo. What is il?
Children, help, help, help
lie Holland Primrose.

There is Il beautiful flower III Hol-
l:lnd called the evening primrose. Ii
has escaped from cultivation and now
grows wild in many places. The plant
is about iivc feet in height allu is Gov
cred with flowers OF Il brilliant yellow
color. 4 traveller who came upon 81
field OF these primroscS shortly before
sunset describes what he calls the dra'
matte effect made hy them. Ii is at
that hour that the flowers open, and as
he approached the field they all open,
cd 1T once. an,l so suddenly that il
seemed rs if i magic wand had touch
cd the land and covered 1t with Il
golden sheet.
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AS IL Seams to Him,

The bright sun is Il little boy who runs
around our sky
To meet his mother every night. watch
him going b..
At six he jumps out OF his crib. l like
to sec him stand
Bchint. our hoTse. NIL rcd and glad, above
my pile NJ sand.
by nap time he's conc part way round.
Peeps in my room at lnc.
And While rest he plays outside behind
my apple Tree.
The ltt!o sun walks toward The pines all
through the afternoon
Because he hears his mother call. Come.
boy, 10 cribLy soom!"
Eis mother heaps big clouds uf pink 70.
covers on ltis bed,
And on 4 pillow soft and blue shc lays
his yellow l:cad. :
I used 10 wonder how The crib could be
in front a. night
And vet behind cur house The sun could
wake up at daylight.
I've thought 1t out: All through the dar!:
his mothers kind. strong hand
Just wheels his crib Oil rourd the sky.
back to my pile OF sand.
Youths Companion.