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T H t: DAILY L E V I) E It
BY LESLIE G. N1BLACK
Pulillxlipd from The l.illj- Lender liuiM
itilC. Went Harrison avenue, and enii'O'l
t ihp tluttnl,. ftnffici a" wnrul !
(lllttrC-
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES
t'r month. by carrier ( .15
rr yw. hy currier, in it1v;in,e. . . . i''.'1'1
fvr yp.if, liy mail. I" ailvaiiff 4 lk"
OKLAHOMA
Six imintii.t . .
One TCir
(WEEKLY)
LEADER
t .:
New York office:
Ppei-lal Agency.
Tilriifro office: N'. M
N. M.
Sheflli-M. 1
I
Sheffield Agents-,
The Leader reserves Hie fight to reject
any ndvt'rtlslng matter that it may deem
improper and not aeeonllns to contract.
The deader is not rernil'e tor n.i
vertifecnents ordered or discontinued by
which la 1,505.000 tons; also that!
since the war began the Germans have
I learned to do with far less meat foods
Hum formerly, nnd find that mentft nrp
I . . , I
( not oy any means necessary to goou
! health mid hrain and brawn.
I Possibly the eminent scientists who
have discovered Immense benefits to
arise from the war and argue that !
strife has taught their nation to he '
self-sustaining in the matter of foods
and that the vast importation of meals
from America has simply been so
much waste, are vegetarians. The
American doctor who quotes them is
ceitainly of that comparatively small
element of humanity which believes'
U:,it what grows from the soil is bet-
'ter consumed by man before it is
transformed into the meat of animals.
j At any rate it is safe to predict that
when the war is past, no matter what
changes may be made in the map of
telephone.
"all for society meetings,
thanks, obituary notices, resolul
ciely and church socials, lecture :. -
calls for church meetings fexc-ep: Stism i
sermon) are considered a advertising
nnd will be charged for.
Kindness office: No. JW V. Harrison.
Composing nnd Tress mom?. No. 3"T VV.
Harrison. Kd'torinl room?. No. Hit's W.
Harrison. To reach all departments
phone extension Ta.
And ('apt. Kidd only scuttled a few
galleons.
Europe, the lesson learned in relation
to food economics will soon be for
gotten, that the gustatory desire will
again become dominant for meats as
well as for vegetables and fruits, and
that appetite will not be limited to
weights and measures of foodstuffs
as at present in some of the countries
involved. Quite probably the tenta
tive fasting will lead to the other ex
treme and that the lean tables of the
war will groan with the richness and
fatness of peace.
"See America first.'
generally adopted.
will now be
There Is more Catarrh In this section of
the country than ull other diseases put
toVethcr.eanil until the- last few years
was supposed to lo incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, end
by constantly failing to cure with loc'.l
treatment, pronounced it iricurahlc. Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to be a consti
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional tre.v.rncr.t. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Constitu
tional cure on the market. It Is take. In
ternally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
epoonful. It acts directly on tlie Mood
pthI mucous surface of the pvstem. Thev
And Elbert Hubbard had intended olTer one hundred dollars for any case It
I fllo tn mm Vend f ir clectilrtfQ finH ten.
to write a denatured account of the ; iim0niaiss.
China gives a wonderful exhibition
of sparring for peace.
V-i9 must belong to the union,
ja ."subbing" overtime.
It
war.
Vanderbilt's millions are intact.
The intellect of Hubard is gone for
ever. '
The Titanic disaster was an "act
of God." The Lusitania disaster may
come under the head of "me und
Gotl." '
Umonlals.
Address: V. J. CIIENEY CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Trui?r!sM. 7.V.
Take Ball's Family Fills for constipation.
Rich Philadelphia!! and Children Among Victims' !y as he ut-iined what steps be should
icccmmend if his advice were asked.
Senator'Owen declared that ho should
expect .President Wilson to 'call tho
attention of the 'German government
to the repeated violations of Interna
tional law; that he should expect
the president to demand a disavowal
from the German govern moiit of any
purpose to kill neutrals; that he
should expect the president to naUfv
i ne i.erman government thct.il mu3t
at once instru.t its subordinate nav
(1 and military co.r mantlets that the
. rights of the United Slates must he
protected and that he should expect
; the president to send neutral govern
" cuumm oi tne united states
I note, requesting their Immediate ad
herenec to the policies laid down in
senator Owen declared that "he
would hesitate to indicate the "rlex
ftep" should the German answer be
unsatisfactory, hut he de:lared that
In hi? opinion the T'nited States
could render a greater service to the
human race hy exercising self con
rol rather than plunging into war.
ne asserted that rm nation in n,
world could dor.bt the courage, reso
lution or power of the United State?.
but said that the people of this coun
try must renumber that the people
of Germany are suffering a great af
fliction as tho result of ihe war
President Wilson, he said, had.doubL
less prayed dally to the Great Father
of Men for gttidan.e in the Lusitania
matter.
hi ..1 I5-r- J
e7
&rc fly trw
S E E
VV. Sterling Hidges iid His Two Boys.
W. Sterling Hodges, who was a Lehigh avenue.
passenger on the Lusitania, wan the "u'"c
Paris repioccntative of the Baldwin
Locomotive works, lie was returr.-
They closed
ss sfi i S K S ss S IS ' 55 S5 T
a BRILLIANTS. a
a x is s m :-s :-s & m
God never repents of what he has
first resolved upon. Seneca.
Europe so far has issued war loans
aggregating nine billions. This will
come pretty near to "staggering
humanity" when it comes to paying it.
Purity of heart is
'heritance of woman.
the noblest
Claudius.
Knemies carry a report in form dif
ferent from the original. Plautus.
The latest gospel in the world is
know thy work and do it. Carlyle.
A mysterious painting, three feet by
four, has arrived in New York ai;'
ha been valued at $18,750 per sqn.m ! - ' ,
foot. Art threatens to rival nealt.v. j Trl,st not ,l,e worlJ' toT 'never
jpayetb what it promiseth. Augustine.
j lpperary is reported
is reported to have
averted a panic at an easlern movie
ebow. In some places it would have
ben more likely to have started a
riot.
Special Envoy Dernburg is in some
danger of being a man without a
country. He is being as roundly
abused ill Berlin as he has been in
New York.
Huerta's aid is to star a bank in
New York. But the financial genius
exhibited by the ex-dictator in Mexico
was loo personal to be much of n i
advertisement for ?i rjositors.
As you can not do what you wish,
iou snouiu wisn wnat you can uo.
Terence.
It goes a great, way toward the mak
ing of a man faithful to let him un
derstand that you think him so.
Seneca.
Words are like leaves; and where
they most abourul, much fruit of sense
beneath is rarely found. Pope.
It is believed that the trip of Mr.
Hodges and Harry J. Koser had to do
with plans for the sale of equipment
Rheuma:..Ti Y.elua Cuick! to
Sloan's
You can't prevent an altack of
'Rheumatism from coming on. but
.von can stop it almost Immediafote
Sloan's Liniment gently applied to
the sore joint or muscle penetrates
in a few minutes to the inflamed
spot that causes the pain. It. soothes
the hot. tender, swollen feeling, and
in a very short time hrinirs n relief
ing to Paris to take up his duties af- and posaibly other munitions by the i that is almost unbelievable until you
ter a short stay in this country. He Baldwin Locomotive works to the
was accompanied by Mrs. Hodges, and allies. It was reported that the tiip
their two small children. Sterling of Mr. Hodges was in connection with
Hodges and Dean W. Hodges. Vh;m the sale of locomotives to the govern
in Philadelphia 'he Hodges live al ment of France.
UNKNOWN STfMB
STOI
experience it. Get a bottle of Sloan's
ilJMment for 2,,e. or any Druggist
and have it in the house" against
ifolds, Sore and Swollen Joints.
Lunrhago. Sciatica and like ailn.ents
Your money bark if not satisfied, but
it ooes give almost instant relief,
EtGrilstovd
In Our Window
Come in and ask us about it.
We'Jl be e'latl to demonstrate and explain fully
i by E, (JrilstoVo is the most economically opera
ally operated
1.. ... ; e,.
eimnc appliance on the market today. , . ..
hi ui'ilstovo is a combined grill and stove. ', It
broilcs, fries, boils and toasts two operations at the:
same time one above and the other below the glow
ing coils. Operates on any lanip socket.' .
Regular price .$.1.00. ' V T-'
Reduced to $3.35
During Hotpoint Week,
May 3 8
Si:: pound flat irons reduced from $3.50 to $3.00
Let us send one out for a free trial.
s a; js si :s js m 8s ;s 38 a: if, y, w. &
tub imu:ss m
s AXD ftHTIIIUE. a
London. May K'. A Renter i'a
patch fro : Amsterdam says an uni
dentified steamer was torpedoed ami
et afire off Schiermomiik-Oou, an
island in tin? North sen- The wrecs
is stiil bnrnins i'-'ti iiolMii;; is known
regarding tiie fate of the crew.
Reserve bank of Kansas .City, .Mo.
Asa E. 'Raiii.-iev. oi" Muskogee, dep
uty reserve agent of the 'Federal re-
I serve bank of Kau-as City, .Mo., will
address . the contention Friday on j
Practical Openuious of a Federal Given Royal Reception.
Reserve Ban it, "
raited States Senator
Or en's sr.eech .will be
From Ardmore Ardniorite: The city
Rcbort L. of Guthrie was host to the Oklahoma
Plans i for Press association the past week, and
Federal Lesisl'ttipn on Rural 'Cred-jthe men of the profession were never
its," Governor Robert. L. Williams given a more royal
will ppeak Friday morning
state mm n
FOR
ONE OF WAR'S RECOMPENSES;'
An American physician, while ad
mitting all the atrocities and horrors
of the war in Europe, argues that
lessons are being learned which will
A man who does not possess him
self enough to hear disagreeable
things without visible marks of anger
and change of countenance, or agree-
ble ones without sudden bursts of joy
and expansion of countenance, is at
the mercy of every artful knave or
pert coxcomb; the former will pro
voke or please you by design, to catch.
unguarded words or looks; by which
..r o. mran-uiame oeneiu to Iti" race be will easily decipher the secret nf
"If they are taken to heurt ;
forgotten." He believes th:
has already taught economic! ,
tion that may save more lives t
your heart, of which you should keep
the key yourself, and trust it with no
man living. The latter will, by this
absurdity ,and without internum? it
destroyed by shot and shell in battle,.. 'produce the same discoveries of which
lie quotes i from the fled net inns i,f
German scientists that .t.000 calories
is sufficient for the daily healthful
requirements of an average man and
about four fifths as much for a woman,
which is the equivalent of 1 1-2
pounds of bread and 1-4 pound of
butter, but that the actual consunip-
nuii uiiiomiieii to .s.iiuu calories per
person. In Ihe use of protein, the
most valuable frxd clement, thev
found that the German people had
med 2,::ii;,0(i) tons per year, or nearly
f0 per rent more than was necessary.
oilier people will avail themselves.
Lord Chesterfield.
Item Welcomed
By Many Men
ThS will prove n
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rrwurkru. H"i-'i,. ,1
Vuiei uixl Imip t!, inl,;
pi 'filiation. lizac-it-M.
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tliiit.lit in w-nt.iMii
lill!l. tu li i i ikitiim
nil) t ,.1'ie r , , .,
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im i4f1;.ihf,f at,, I t.ii.w.t u
kmw llfic. ,r ;mv (..,-. If
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'el.'H Irt tl'v il lu-t K.', t,i
nil iitvH k.-J ti nr Mor a'.
t !! -if. uin 4 ,!,, im-n TiU.li tH nnt
turn t:K ai'.ii: ,1 1 :)( !, Ih ,1 ii -,-t , ,f1 j
liK'h r!N.niiiiv .-.j. h c li.-,J r i
t I. IrllHC IllVlpt.," ilii ivlttrr j
f.'ll Mtitl ter h.v n: a letiithv I,,!.
l!-jwtiJ 4iv ir,ini,nrnl ''li 'n e
l )lu rma, j I.w. I,.,. k.-.l
iiih full tlir. .n .r v rr ni'nj-ii.
Iifltt.m. o I'm! :f wi,! iii.nr.'-
ii It. a a li. i.m f.n i...
fltitOf Itlrw
i i. niiif li!t at
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"8 UiiiI.k, l,..;iil
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nil tf.ii.'r.ii im
i mm r.itrn
I'll-.' thH !!..(
II! IIILlelr rai
iiiM "'
v l:ir-'-.
rour t,nnos Cought is a Ca!.' fjr Help
Hint put on treating your Child
uugii. it not only saps (heir
strength, but often leads to mor.
serious ailment Why risk? You
don t have to. Dr. King's New Dis
covery is just the remedy your 'h:Id
neeias. jt is made with soothing,
healing and antiseptic balsams. Wil!
quickly check the Cold and soothe
your iChiid's Cough away. No odds
how iiad the rough or how lona
standing, Dr. King's New Discovery
will stop it. It's guaranteed. Just
get a bottle fron your Druggist and
try it.
Tulsa. May 13. Three hundred
bankers arrived in Tulsa Wednesday
io attend the nineteenth annual foh-
letition of i)ie Oklahoma Hankers' as
3cciation which o;.ens Thursday
rnrirnir.g fcr a two-cays meeu.ig.
The forenoons v. ill be devoted to
busine-s sessions and the afternoon 3
and evenings to entertainment.
Prominent oft-of-state bankers who
arrived Wednej3ay for the con.cn
tion included the following.
Ii. I.. Oil;, vice president of the
Seaboard iNa'ional tank of C'ew York
City; W. K. I'ni'Jv. a.-sists'nt cash:
of the Chase National bank of New
York City; M. It. Stnrtevant, vice
)ire'"d'iit of the "e;i;ral -National
bank of ?t. l.oiti-; Fletcher Farrcll,
vi-e president of f.ie Ft Dearborn
National fcirk of Cliitago; R. S. llaw
er, vi'e prr'?i,ent of the Third 'Na
tional bank of St. lmis, and Wm
Huttig. vice ); trident of the National
reception any
where. Tho home folks seemed to
I vie with each other to see who could
TO TAKE TRIP TO BOLIVIA , do most for the visitors. The city was
A scouting trip to .Bolivia. South decorated with United States flags,
America, to consume several weeks. and ,lle f,aSS stretched in a long line
is to be taken -durins
months by former Governor
Public Service Go.
of Oklahoma
(Light Co.)
Telephone 111
it... . . i
p n nn ami 'I'lm v.-. w.i i .i. ... ...
'"'- ' ' "'" nave not lost it-. s& SB 3J ii S S S H SI 1
uuir iiiterest in Aua anil lnado many iS VAGRANT VERSE M
inquiries concerning their friends II I K2 88 88 RR R N
urn v,-.
C. N.
from the depot to the main business
portion of the city. Many of the
editors were accompanied by their
wives and daughters. A number of
Ha-ke!l, who is how in Washington,
I). C. The southern trip is to l,a
taken, if is said,', for both oil and
railroad investigation. He is to be
accompanied by .Mrs. .Haskell and
several of hh .Oklahoma as.wiates .,.,
and the voyage .will
Lie western coast from San Fran
!' Wi . -
brilliant receptions were provided for
the ladies., So many arrangements
were made to entertain the editors,
that President Ruck Campbell' had a
in session.
be irade down The meeting was harmonious through
a out, and when the association is ready
I to convene in session again, it will
jhave a $15,000 home built at Medicine
TOD.WS yiOi.ATIOXS Park, near Lawton. While the next
'Best Ever Held."
From Shawnee
Herald:
The
Shawnee delegation to the meeting of
the State Editorial association report
a most enjoyable meeting, declared by
many to be the best ever held in the
stnte. The entertainment at Still
water Sunday, where the editors were
fed a splendid menu of all-Oklahoma
products, was an especially delightful
feature. j
The trip back to Guthrie Sunday
In a
THE WOMAN'S THANKS.
There is so much strong men are
thankful for
A nation's progress, or a ' alow
strife's end;
And though I join my praise with
their's today!
Grave things are these I scarce can
comprehend.
So vast are they.
And so apart, dear God. I pray thee
take
special from Stillwater was My thanks for these, thy . blessings'
MARKETS 0Y WIRE
TULSA Si m,
mi ME FII
:attle:
Kansas City. Mo., May 13,
Re eipts L'.iij.
Market isironjr and active.
Price hee; steers $7.7.") to $8.40.
Dressed beef steers S 50 to $9.25k
Cows an! heifers $1.50 to $11. Oil.
HOGS:
R?celpt. fi.non.
Market, 5c higher.
Bulk of sabs $7.10 to $7 45.
Top price. $7.50.
WHEAT:
Kansas City. Mo May 1.1.
.May. Jl.'id -2.
.Lily, $ii.20 f!-. J "
September $Ufi fi-8.
Intxperienced.
j 'I have had no
children, ma'am."
"iio.v is that?''
I "l'e only worked
! families, you know."
in the best'
Mrs. Wyatt's Doctor Said She Could
ot Lljc. bit Gie "Feels
Like Ne."
Mr. Mary Wyatt of 2i" Cinn ave-
experience with'nue, Tub;a. Okla.. had serious s'.om-
I-j '? troi.h!" i ,x r.. .1 !. -i yt.-.irs. For
a i.e. r t vo vea-s of tint time tiio doc
tor.; h' .il mat she v.aj in tit" sraveft
danger. She took Mayr'g Wonderful
Remedy and found relief Kite wrote:
"! r.ave lakrn i.ie !'.i!i trcaii.ient
of your woi'ler'iti remedy. '' bii"
Tbe Ta Wonder cures kldner' for ne-rr v -'"...,' ',i ,i. i
and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel Mlic Lr-t ' 1 f- i 'like a new hot
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, "R Two -rheuniatibm
and all irregularities or ' ' ',;'!'J
w . i-. i -I . . s n '
u ,Himy anu bladder in both dipii i,.vf ;in.. ,r1.ti,.... -( .
and women. Regulates bladder tron. lan v m'r.
bles in children. If not Sold by your j Msyr's AVonderri.l
dnigist. will be sent b'v mail on' re- I l,p"inanent resulis for
;inu inie; i::iai aiintrnts
ke.
CORN-
-.:.....
.Lily,
fi J.t;
-S: split
l:t
ii:;.
( meeting will go to Tulsa by unanl
imous vote, it is planned that all sub
j sequent meetings following it will be
held at the home.
While in Guthrie, the editors were
given tickets to shows, to the bath
house, ctreet car tickets were fur
nished, and hundreds of automobiles
.were at the service of the visitors.
Saturday lunch was taken in the
icily Mineral Wells park where the
I school of officers of the militia was
j being held. There were in camp
! about 100 officers of the Home Guards.
Federal officers were there training
them. After lunching with the men.
the visitors saw a demonstration of
digging war trenches and building
wire entanglements, such as are being
(built in real warfare now in Europe.
jThe federal government is conducting
the school und paying the expenses,
j Receptions and balls were plentiful
mm tin- younger set were given a
; most enjoyable time. No tov n in
j Oklahoma could nave done more than
:did Guthrie for tho p:css boyj of Ihe
i state, and tiiat city will for all ti ne to
come hold a pleasant place in the
memories cf the men of the p.-cs of
Oklahoma.
marred by a very deplorable tragedy.
t he special hit a buggy at a crossing.
Instantly killing Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Tietz, aged Germans. They had
stopped to lot (he train pass, when the
horses became unmanageable and
dashed nnon the track immediately in
front uf mo engine.
TO
suke.
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS.
The tri ennial installation of officers That mmr,!
oi uuuine i nupter of Knights Rose
Croix will be held at the Masonic
iHiupie tonignt at S:00 P. M. AH
members are urged to attend.
FRANK A. DERR,
Secretary.
The little common joys of every day,
My garden blowing in an April
wln.d
A linet's greeting and the morning
fall
Of happy sunshine through the
opened blind,
The poplars tall
my threshold, and the
peace that falls
",K saunatn stillness from
humble walls.
my
Best Thing for a Eilious Attack.
"On account Of mv confinnnnt In
the printing office i hr,ve for v....
been a chronic sufferer from Indies.
tion and liver trouble. A few weeks
a on I 1, .1 .... ...... ..i. .1. . .
i mi u uli auai-K mat was so se
vere that I was not able to go to the I
case for two days FaiHnn- i
any relief from any' other treatment, ' cnipanlonEhip of those the heart
The little simple joys that we forget
l'ntil,we luse them; for the lamp
that lights
The pages of the books I love the
best,
The hearth's red welcoming on win
ter nights,
That moves within its circle, and the
near
A TTXAS WOMJF.II
KO?
.May M il!r3nd!n.x tho
A Ford Story.
From Ada News: Whilo at Gu;hrie
the editor of the Nr.vs was the guest
of C. C. Ford and wife at dinner. Mr.
Ford suffered a serious accident some
d.
i!c;-tor told me
inf. thnnk.i to
i e.' -. I do not
'i my stomach
Ru-redy give-
sioniarh. liver
Kat as mii h
No more dis-
ealinz, iri'?j.!!r' of tas in
iii-a-ri aiil around the h.-ati.
C'-i one ho:;!e of -.our dnmWt noiv
-in.I tiy it cm an ai.Folutn o.Dir ntee
r rifll .1 ! fjl.-L.Tl. tiw...n.. t.-HI I. r
Sold by drugglBU Ad 'aored.
' M it
s:nkin.; of the Lusitania by a German months ago In which he brole a leg
-i:'iii'aii!i! ivi'Li the loss of over one He is just no able to get about with-
the
Cl'l-lfOf ft DO flno email hntll I.
' and w tat - vi-r you
v uiuiiiuB ireatmen:, ana leidotn treps af:
n r.nd barbarous." 1'nited
h'enstor Robert I.. Owen in a
ni o'i'taied Wednesday night.
ness which covers several towns, In
lai.n to pencct a cure. Send for tes-l'i.e
; titroniaU from this and otber s'aies
Mr. K. W. Hll. 2!:'fl Olive StrfL SL
1 oi la. 11 U.
d lives, including over one out the aid of crutches. However, he
hundred Americans as an , act 'illegal, is doing well with bill posting huui-
iniMi ,
Plat; a
: ta'eir
n.' "m ;1 the i !:izr ns of Ihe 1'nlted
?:-H-3 t-i rt-i'id by Preaidrnt Wilson,
whatever his roiirse mar he.
I took throe of Chamberlain's Tablets'
and the next day I fP;t nke a new
man." writes H. r. Uailey. Editor
. aronna uNews. Ctiapln, S. C. Ob
tainable everywhere.
holds dear.
Belrfj the Ravings of
an Auto Salesman.
C-'rem a Kansas auto ad.)
Ur, sircming lines of beauty are as
evqu.'cllcly fashioned as the modeled
orr.i of the Venus de Milo; iu com-
o"t a:i luxurious as the car of
;-:ry (,i:eon in Hie rose-tinted clouds
' I be upper el her.
75
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el" t" M:it f.ipltiil klfitiiiuti; l.l-.t Ul , I ill
iw 20i nill- i.f muiiiil-iliin; & minut
Walk ftnin b)t,ir,(.i r.iu I... ....
Tii lenator r,ioke slowly and an- ". rnm)riiteu--iii-l,-i: r.ai'ma frLm $1 ,
. .', ... t . . . "P- M-al l-ilf dti.ile nnj n In eai to .
pareutly weighed each word careful- .valll. Colfax car iruu Umoc
in Coon't.
When my daughter bail whnnn.
ing cough she coughed so hard m nno
true that she had hemorrhage of the
ungs. 1 was terribly alarmed about
her condition. Seeing Chamberlain'
v "iign nemeny so lilgiily reconiiiiend
ed. I got her a bottle and it re'ievcd
the cough at once. Ilefore Rhe had
uniMieii two uotiirs or tais remedy,
Him was entirely ui!.- wri(. Mr- I
F. flrimes. Crooksvllle, Ohio On-J
tainable ever) where.
The dear, accustomed Joys we lightly
take
Too much for granted sometimes, as
a child.
His father's gifts; and, so remem
bering For these my thanks, for these my
treasures piled. ,
Each simple thing.
the Tho- wiser may forget, dear father,
I tune
My thanks for these, thy little bless
ings' sake. v
nieouosia Garrison in
Bazaar.
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