Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 August 1891 — Page 3

MADE ONUTBY

EN'S

All Giocirs sell

AT.HRIR.irr'sbread

18 Carat Cigar

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

80DTH

MOKOH RUDTE.

1:20u.in. .Nijfht MiUi (dttlly) 1:51a.m 1:25i».in Day Mull (daily)„ 1 :U0p.u [Above trainsonly stop ateounty seats.1 5:0Up.m.Uroo»cas.and Lftf. Accotn... H:21a.m & tO a W 2 4 0

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

Utl5a.ni Express-Mall 0:15a.ID :fi&a.in Mall (daily) 12:»0a.ii. fcl'-fiun Mall—Kxpress 1 :38p.ti :0Kp.m Mull—Express* 6 45p.m

SOUTH

VAKDALIA.

l, 44a.m Express..... 5:lKp.tn Mall

FOlt

8ALR—A good horse aud milch cow at a Imnralu. Z. 8. Wheeler, 120 South Green 7-20 tt.

1^*0118AI«R.—A White Rowing uiaulilng at .i fhan cost. Nc\or boon used, luijulro this offleo,

Eirnal

UU SALR—An open faced silver watch Klffln movement, oboap. Inquire at the office.

LOST.

OST—A black and white plaid shawl on the hclwocn hero and titu Pino IIUI*.

l»ro

to Mrs. J. W, Skldmoro.

WANTED.

\X7ANTKD-Local representatives In Indlana to represent Investment Coin pauy. »•*?110, Kowlau, itoyul liiHuratiur

K., Chicago. HI.

WFLOO

?.TJ5n~A" 'Wtlvo, honest mini—salary moiithly. If suitable, with oppor» ""'"J',1.0 advunue. to represent locally, a reM!, New lork house. Hole rc rice. manufacturer, Lock Box 1585 N. Y. -opt, 10.

DR. C. E. RANKIN~

,ll!0

over tho Corner Book Store. Hcsldonce 500 South Wastilnirton Street "tllTOlimiri—0 to 13. a toBu.m. and 7 o8p.m

^DMINISTUATOK" SALE.

imi'.illP? 'ahoroby given tlint Will soil lit Mn i?, VC ."n..°"

tllc 181 Ulld

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furn!'nf

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f&Jr ij tye b&^v^erc t^e Wild ibynje

But another ivviR-BANK,. in f&Vor &nd r^ak neatetlje tyeM^rajjd tfj

RDSSETT SHOES.

I ETarv-© .A. Few In Stools..

BOYS',

I WANT TO SELL THEM TO YOU.

124 East Mam St.

W

Swings,

"g

Hammocks, Spreaders, Ropes, Folding Tables and Chairs.

Lawn Tennis, Baseball Outfits, Croquet Sets

Dishes, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Plates. In fact, everything that you need for camping out at lowest prices.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

NOHTII

0:18pm. 8:l(Ja.tn

a 2 0 3

11 ain Freight...:...J1 :f0 am

FOR RENT,

URNT-To a flinall tatnllv, a homo of rooms. Ilut two squares from the Court HOUKU. l)r. May, 8-14

FOItrooms

UKNT—A house on south Walnut with 4 and summer kitchen. Apply at Aiurlght bakery or of Cumberland & Miller. 7.:io tf.

FOR SALE.

Foil

SALK—A good, ffcntle, fresh milk cow. Inquire at this offleo. 8-14

days of Hop-

Personal properly of tho

cs-

John Oppy, doeeiised,

nliuv. !i .1''°^TSopiombur tlio xulo will tuko l™

J. V'u. h°"° of said

nlli'uU! VJ, SPX

cfrbv/s,

Ayd jvreet blo^om^ of Ijeai^er:

botlj to^etljer: SANTA CLAUS SOAFC

KKLGMRBANK&COL

CHICAGO.

I LD'S.

BECAusivit is the

BEST in the city.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

ADVICE TO WOMEN If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,

Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELDS FEMALE

REGULATOR

CAHTEIISVIIXE,

April

38,1886.

Thla will certify tliut two members of my Immediate family, after having suffered for

oiru __

effect LA truly wonderful. J. w. STRANGE. Book to WOMAN

mnllcl

FREK, which contains

valuable Information on all female dlso&H's. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA, CA.

FOR BALE VZ ALL DRUGQIST8.

Sold by N ve 4: Co.

To Our FRIENDS and PATRONS

We take pleasure In announcing that the

Big Four Route

In CouiiLCtlon with Hie

Lake Shore Miohifjttji Southern ami iVrir York Centra/11 H'M

Will run a Popular Cheap Excursion to Put-in-Bay,

Lake Chautauqua

—AND—

ia^ara Falls.

Tuesday, August 18, 1891 At the low rate of $5.75 from CRAWFORDSVILLE

TO

NIAGARA FALLS ». AND

PLet-iarn.

ProjKrtioniilly lowor rates to PUT-IN BAY and CHAUTAUQUA.

Additional to

Oppy, about :i«

h,v !!f a Umwfordavltlo, Ind.. undontlio I Iii.fii..r„§pj"r tt|0 »lp Will bo held at

about ono and a lialf

S i*®4"'Now Rlolimond, Ind. At tlio llr«t fuiniinS

b9

"ol(l liousohold and kitchen

Implements, corn In tho

nti,?,^"ian1,S'V!tlu aoHldcB othoretock. At

"!ii»terMag.irtd

cttui°'

ii'.il.T"nil.m'or

nv

"or,,c,,• °°ru

All sumB of $5.00 and

thut sum twelve months

ii.*!Kllo,,J'.[ntapprove]surety,

®|,®»t tlio purchaser uxocut-

his nous with

RD.T. M'CUBA,

Atiuj restate of C. John Oppy, deceased.

TORONTO.

i'mLfmi00to Thousand islands. l'ickots good for 5 days returning.

Coachcs, Reel Ding Chaw and

Slee^ 1

THROUGH IHOUT CHANGE.

Make arrangomei Ui ifo on this oxcurslon. Cheapest and best of tho season. For full Inl'orm 11 tion call on or address (IHOIKIIJ JIOIIINHON, Aifcinl.

Crawrordsvllle, Iiullana.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11,1891.

THE DAILY JOURNAL is for sulo by Robinson & Wallace.

A "PINT" TOR THE 00URT. l)oes A Wife Hold An IntereBt In Timber On Real Estate?

Sometime! sinco Elijah P. Ilallott, of Alamo vicinity, sold some timber from his farm contrary to tho wishes of his bettor half, Rebecca. She raised a vigorous kick which was unavailing and Lija informed her that ho would do as he pleased that ho was boss of that rancho that ho would sell the entire gastod timber output of the farm if ho wanted to and she might kiok as high as she wanted to. He didn't caro if tlie toe of her Cinderella liko slipper went through tho moon, ho would let tho ax resound and tho saw buzz. In fact help yourself, old lady, if you can," was his decision. Mrs. Ilallett, not used to being thwarted, took tho ground that as her lord and master could not dispose of his real estate without she signed the deed and knowing thnt tho courts had decided that timber was considered a part cf tho realty, she argued that she had an interest therein and that Elijah should bo forced to disgorge one third of the money he socured for the timber, to her, to add to tho woight of tho stocking in the lower bureau drawer. So coming to tho city she employed H. D. Vancleave to bring suit for tho recovery of tho widow's third from tho grasping Elijah. The case was duly brought and duly tried. Much aloquonco was expended in its argninent, but the court decidod adversely to Mrs. Ilallett, and Elijah was mado as happy as she was forlorn, but rolling up her alcoves she has come aftor him again and will carry tho owe to tho court of last resort. Mr. YAHcloavo is preparing a brief now for the Appellate Court whoro tho thing will probably bo settled forever.

0APT. WM. A. NAYLQR.

5

Tho Commander of the Tenth Indiana Battery An Enthusiastic Missourian. At the Encampment at Detroit last wook the writer mot Capt. W. A. Naylor, brother of Dr. I. E. Q. Naylor, of Darlington, and who commanded the Tenth Indinna Battery during the last years of tho war. Soon after he was mustered out he wont to southern Missouri and settled in Ripley county. Land being cheap he bought a largo body and held it for a rise. The rise came and he is now in ailluent circumstances. When ho went to that part of Missouri the people, his noighlxrs, were all rebels most of them having served in tho Confodonito army. The Bchool distriot in whieh ho lived was nino miles long by six miles wide. Ho at onco entered upon a campaign of education, tho first thing being to call a school meeting to take steps to build a school house. He succeeded in securing an attendance of four men, but two of them not being householders wore not voters under the law. Tho mooting was organizod, a tax was levied to build a school house and the machinery for a school set in motion. Now instead of one school house there aro six in tho territory comprising that one distil it, all supporting excellent schools. Wlieu ho went there but five Republican votes could be found in the county. At tho last elec tion tho Republicans came within five votos of carrying it. By tho next elotj tion thoy expect to go in with a whoop. Tho Captain, like the veterans of the war gonorally, begins to give evidence of increasing ago, but in spirit ho is as young as ho was a quarter of a century ago.

Barman is Oomimr.

Burnuin's Greatest Show on Earth will bo at Crawfordsville, Monday, September 21. Some of tho other dates proceeding and following are: Peoria, 111., Sept. 5th Bloomington, 111., 8opt. 8th Litchfiold, 111., Sept. 9th Cairo,111., Sept. 12 Mattoon, 111., Sept. 10th Kankakee, 111., Sept. 10th Champaign, 111., Sopt. 17th Torre Haute, Ind.,Sept. 10th Indianapolis, Ind., Sopt. 22d.

More Work of the lightning. Yesterday afternoon during theetorin tho large hay barn on tho farm of William Snydor, a few miles northwest of tho city on Black Crook, was struck by a bolt of lightning and destroyed together with its contents. It was full of hay, and also contained a self binder nnd other farming tools. Tho loss will aggregate sovoral hundred dollars. No insnranco.

for Associating.

Georgo Dollick ploaded guilty to IIB Bsciating with prostitutes in tho house of ono Anna Skaggs. It cost him $21.35 and ho promisod to do so no more forever. —See Campbell Bros., shoemakers for fino work.

Notice To I. 0. 0. F.'s and Their FriendB. AB many as can possibly do eo, will ploaso bo in front of tho court houso in tho morning by 0 o'clock (tho starting hour.) Have your dinner in baskots without handles and marked. V- COMMITTEE.

To lHttpel Col tin.

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanso the system effectually, yet gontly, when costive or billions, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently euro habitual constipation, to awakon tho kidneys and liver to a healthy activity withont irritating or woakening them, UBO Syrup of Figs.

"SAZZER8 IN DE AIR."

Prospective Difficulties Among the Colored Population. The face of the moon is beginning to assume a crimson appearance and tho blood will soon begin to drip, all on tlie account of the weakness a certain wollknown gentleman of color has dovoloped for a certain white woman. ThiB white damsel has stolen the affections of this Linky pated Lothario from his wife,and tho fire which once burned on tho altars of home have boon extinguished by tho white chnrmor. In fact I10 iB in tho hands of the evil spirits. She has hoodoood him in great style, homo has 110 attrauti'ms for him any more, and when hints are dropped by bis partner that he should reform he iiios into a passion and smashes the furniture. Then he departs to bask in tho smiles of tho now Cleopatra. His wife then follows his trail and upon Beveral occasions in the still hours of tho night she has dragged him forth, not habited for parlor car traveling and by threats of calaboose and jail has marched him home, lie thinks ho is badly treated and when forced to stay at home sleeps with a rusty pistol under his pillow, while tho imp of jealousy perches on tho bed post. He swears there has been a man in the house nnd "Shoah as I gits eyes on im, Pll kill im." His wife, a most estimable colored woman has the sympathy of tho neighbors in her trouble with her recreant lord who sometimes drives her away from homo by his bloody threats. Last night she loft homo because ho was smashing the furnituro and raising merry Bheol and stayed all night with a neighbor. Tho White Caps will get him it I10 don't watch out. Thoro has I won some talk of dressing him down with apple Bprouts among tho neighbors and his only safe plan is in reformation—and forgetful ess of his white dulcina.

INHUMANITY.

A Case Which Demands the Attontion of the S. P. 0. A. A caso of barbarity and cruelty of dumb animals comes from tho Black Crook vicinity which demands attention from tho Society for the Prevention of Crnolty to Animals, and a vigorous prosecution, which would servo as a lesson to any who fool inclined to let the devilish depravity which possosseB them to do likewise. A young man of that vicinity had become possessed of a horse. The animal was a good one but on account of his not being properly fed became poor. Instead of procuring good pasture for it and caring for it as a man should, to avoid the expense he turned tho animal out to wander up and down tho parched and dusty road and to live if ho could on the dnst covered and scorched grass in tho fence Comoro. Tho horse could not live, and having no water got down in tho middle of a hot road last Saturday. Word was sent to tho young mnn that his horse was down and to come and attend to it at once. Ho failed to BIIOW up and the poor animal lay in the hot du6t in the middle of tho road all day Sunday without 11 drop of water, and tho sun pouring down upon him. Ho would struggle to get up until exhausted and then fall back and give forth tho most pitoous noigliB at every Bound. In the evening he died. Tho death of the horse under such circumstances is case of cruelty in tho extreme not only on the part of the owner but of those who Baw his sufferings and failed to relievo them. A gentleman who saw the horse as he drove by thinks that a drink of water would havo revived him. A few prosecutions in such cases would do a world of good to tho brutes which are so maltreated bp their ownors.

A Name For Helen.

Helen M. Gougar has announced her intention of going on the warpath and dangling tho scalp of Major McKinloy at her bolt and tho Fort Wayno Gazelle snggost8 that a turn le plume of a taking character would bo tho thing. Here is tho timely suggestion: "Let her take Bomo appropriate IIOII itc plume. What shall it bo? Voorhees has appropriated tho titlo of the "Tall Sycamore of tho Wabash." She can't have that. As she hails from Tip]ociinoe county, whoro tho Wabash receives the two tributaries, tho Tippecanoe imd Wildcat, wo would suggest tho "Wild Cat of Tippecanoe," or "The Prickly Nettlo of the Wabash." With some such taking title sho would swoep tho Buckeye State liko a wild lire, and probably elect McKinley by a phenomenal mnjority. Wo aro inclined to favor tho Nettle as tho most appropriate representative. Wo don't know of any purpose tho nettlo sorvos oxcopt that which its name suggests."

How They Did It in Tippecanoe, The Tippecanoe County Board of Review has finished its work and from the Lafayotto Courier wo glean tho following item in roferonco to its final report: "The Board of lloview has placed the additional per cent ujjon tho various townships as follows: Lanramie, 20 por cent! Randolph, GO Union, 40 Wea, 20 Perry, 50 Shelby, 50. In all the others the assessor's reports were jermittod to remain as thoy were returned.

Y. M. 0. A. Statistics.

For tho week ending Aug. 8, 1801: Visits to rooms, 543, daily avorago, 90 visits to reading room, 194, daily avorago, 32 visits to parlors and amusomont rooms, 112, daily average, 20 visits to gymnasium, 25 daily average 4 number of gymnasium classes, 2 attendance 5 number of baths taken,82: avorago 14.

—Beecham's Pills cure sick headacho.

Next Door to Elston Bank.

Letter List.

The following is tho list of uncalled for letters remaining in tho poRtotliee for tho week ending August 4, 1891. Persons calling for these letters will pleaso say advertised: Bramard Ralston Geo E Gray Alexander White Miss Alice Hesson Dr. llow'N Tit Im?

Wo offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be enred by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. CHENEY .T Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, tho nndersigned.hiivo known F.J. Cheney for the last 15 yoars, and beliove him porfectly honorable in nil business transactions, and financially ablo to carry out any obligations mado by their firm. WEST & TIII'AX, Wholesalo Druggists,

Toledo, O.

WALDIXO, KINNAN ,t MAHVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free, l'rico 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

My son has boen afflicted witli nasa catarrh since quite young. I was inducod to try Ely's Cream Balm, and lofore ho hncl used one bottle, that diBagroablo catarrhal smoll had all loft nim. Ho appears "as well as any one. It ifl the best catarrh remedy in the market. -J. 0. Ol instead. Areola, 111.

WHY WILT, TOU cooan when Shiloh'B Dure will give you nmmediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and 81 Moffett Morgan & Co.

I took Cold, 1 took Siok, I TOOK

SCOTT'S

EMULSION

RESULTS

I take My Meals, I take My Rest,

AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LAV MY HANDS ON setting fiat too, FOR Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphitesof Lime and Soda ONLY CURED MY Incipicnt Consumption BUT BUILT MR UP, AND IS NOW PUTTING

FLESH ON MY BONES AT TUB RATE OF A POUND A DAY. I 1AKE IT JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK." SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW. SCOTT'S EMULSION IS DOING WONDEKS DAILY. TAKE NO OTHER.

^HUMPHREYS'

VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Bogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 000 Page Book «n Trontmrnt of Animals end Chart 8eut Frets CURBS! (F*Terfl»Consrc«tion«,f ottninmiitlon A.A.JHplaftI Mcuingitlft, Milk Fever. H.B.—Htrninn, LamcncNN. UhcumatUm* C.C.—IHfitenipcr, Nunal Olicbariroai ].!.—Ilntft or («ritbH, Worm*. K.E.«"CnustiH» Heaven, l'neunionia* F.F.—Colic or flrlpcN, JKolljrnche. CM**—Mlncarrlaice. lletuorrhairoii.

Urinary nnd Kidney

IMHOIIACIV*

I.1...Eruptive DiNrnncNt ftluiige.

J.K.—IHBOUSCIJ

of Olgentton, Parol?*!**

Stnglo Uottlo (ovor&OdosoflX «(JO Stable CnHC, with Spocfllca, Manual. Veterinary Curo Oil am! Mtxllcaior, 97.00 Jar Veterinary Cure Oil, 1.00

Sold by Druggists or Sent Prepaid anywhere and In any quantity on Receipt of Price. &UMPHBEYS' MEDICINE CO., Corner William and John Sts., New York.

[HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC

f%

ft

I SPECIFIC No.60

lu uso 30 yoars. Tho only itnccesftfal remedy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

ami Prostration, from ovor-work or oUier causes. •I per »i»l. or 6 vials *nd luge vial powdor, forCS. 8OM

NR NIIIHKIIXTK, or Bent poatpnM ON rooolpt of price.—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., DOT.William and John Sta* N. Y,

Tne Very Latest.

The New Vassar and Plain Sailor Hats, New Argretts-Brushes and Wings just received.

Call and see them.

For

If

you

Agentfor

The Florida Steam and Hot Water Boiler.

Ga8 Fitting, Gas Fixturas and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Residences.

Plans and Specifications

For City or Country Work in any of the above branches.

Account soldierH reunion at Torre ITanto August 13l.li to 15th inclusive, at ono faro, SI-GO tlio round trip. Good to return including trains of Aug. 17.

Tho Luke Maxinkuckeo special in continued during the five Sundays in August, leaving at G:34 a. in. Faro 82 the round trip.

Satnrday tickets to Maxinknckee nt $2.90, good to return iucluding the folowing Monday.

NLAQAltA PAIiTjfj KXOUltSION. Tho Uig Four route will run a cheap oxcursion to Niagara Falls on August 18th, at tho same rates as ast year. It will, howevor, this year run over tho L. 8. & M. S. from Cleveland to Buffalo.

Kotlce.

Tho Sunday "Lako Special" train run by tho Yandalia Lino, l'erro Haute to Lako Maxinkuckoo (Marmont station) and return, during tho Slimmer months, will bo continued each Sunday during August.

A Safe hivcmmcHt

Is ono which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in caso of failure a return of tho purchaso price. On this safe plan you can buy from cur advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in overy caso, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumpt'on, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough croup, otc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, porfectly safe and always to bo depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's drug store.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori

The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

Clean Towels

OFFICES, STORES

want

them iett once

W. H. LaFLEUR, PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

ENGINEER.

FACTORIES.

and

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

It. O. WAIjKUl', Proprietor.

:.Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city, OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, at the branch ofiice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No. 47.

RAILROAD ITEMS.

Tho Monon routu will poll excursion tickets to Greoncastle on Augimt 5th and 9th good to return August 7th or before on account of mooting of C.ninn Lodge of Colored Odd FellowH.

VAMMLIA KXClTltSIONN.

Account of tho K. of P. encampment at Warsaw, Ind., wo will soli at one fiiro, S3.75, tho round trip, on August 17th to 20th, good to return including August 24.

week,

or

•*. At 5 Cents Each, notify

twice

The American Steam Laundry.

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THE (JLTAWFOR1JSVILI.IC

Y.M.JC. A

O. M.GitKftG, President. W. 8. MOKFKTT, Vice President. ... 0.1*. DITKIMM, Hecordinfr See ret.

H.T. KiNn,Treu.surcr. N. C. MCCAV. fJenoru! Scorotiiry. liatlis, Tub and Shower Gym nasiuni, Howling Alluys, Piano, Games and leading room. Mmitings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors .ways woleomn.

FOR MEN ONLY!

MFor LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, ^General and NERVOUS DEBILITY, IWeaknc&s of Body and Mind, Effects

Jof Errors or Excesses in Oldor Young,

Noljlf DAMIIHIt) futlf It»w In Rnlanrr *ot HtrrRfflhFntVKAk.DMtKYKMlrP.DOKliANK A I'AHTHdriMllfv AUotulrir unfailing IIOMK '»ILKATHKYF— JlrnHHi In •rn from (all NUIN nnit Pnrrljrn' Hiulr|Pf. Hriifllirn, Drarrlptii* Hook, eipUnalliin nixl |ir»*f« Millnl (**al*-t)rrre« AddmsERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO,N,V.

UNITYWSf

l^rcccloTn, I*c71fivs7iip ami C/i.'i/'.-ic'tc/- iII JioIiricII. Klplit ft»ur-*)luiiin pn^»H,wiill prints!. A1u«TU1sermon «'v«ry week, wiih liv»» urtK-icn on current topic*.

Ono dollar your.

Ton wcckN on trtnt for ton ooiit« In ntuinp*. "UULK811. Kbllit A III. ,I'ub»*tl2b llHrbum hi. ,Cbleaco*^

llflilMillililiMM!!

Good Blood* Good XleaUli*

'TheBloodBesrchor li tba tsfrat PurifiermrA known. It««t Tooio.

a

Carta Uoila. I'imnlea,

IJIeers, lllafik SAd all badd

fBlood/ Bold by Druffflate. The

BiUim

Vidletai Oo., PHtiturgh, P*.1

Hiive you heard of Small IMIla, For curitiK I'lllous HIH? Could you Know what, others sav. How tliey wind with xrlpelcss way

As they ever will, Aud how they've made A basis moiK'y truie. lle'B mado no fuss,

Nor ntusH, And hud norow Uufislmply ironeahciid,

Aud now

Ifi:» /rol- them in a wnv •1111jI u*. Or, UH tho L03ssay,1with

hoili 1I«-I,

Thatthev are dutMe e\i«r,\ hod known, v: Andnmatrba full-hloun HIM*