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a5th Congressional District
Convention.

The delegates frum the counties OF Belmont,
Harrison and Monroe, composing the 18th Con.
gresslonal District, met in Convention at Centre.
vile, Belmont county, on Tuesday, September
lst, for The purpose of nominating Democratic
candidate for Congress.
JOEL YOST, vi Monroe, was elected Presi-
dent, and JOHN EATON, of Belmont, JOHN Mil.
LIKIN, of Harrison, and JAMES r. MORRIS, Of
Monroe, were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, the following resolutions were adopt
eE
Resolred, That the delegates composing this
Convention vote uiDa uoce.
ResolUed, That majority of the whole number
Of votes cast, shall be necessary to choice of a
candidate.
Resolued, That the delegates of the several
counties shall vote alternately, commencing in al
phabetical order.
VIM. C. Walton, of Monroe, Thos. L. Jewett,
of Harrison, and Vim. Kennon, Jr., Of Belmont,
were announced as candidates Whereupon the
delegates proceeded TO vote for candidate which,
after several balotngs, resulted in the nomination
of WILLIAM KENNON, Jr., of Belmont county.
On motion of NJ Morrow, of Monroe, +
Resolued, That the delegates of this Conven-
tion will give their undivided and unanimous sup
port to WILLIAM KENNoN, Jr., the Democratic
nominee and that they will all honorable means
to procure his election. 5
On motion of r. ]. Alexander, Of Belmont,
tResolred, That committee of two from each
county, be appointed to prepare and publish an
address to the Democratic electors of this Con-
gressonal District. taI%E4
Whereupon the President appointed r. J. Alex
ander and r. Miller, Of Belmont, S. G Peppard
andL Gruber, OF Harrison, J, Morris and E. Arch
bold, of Monroe, said committee. 2asA n
On motion, 1t was ordered that the proceedings
ofths convention be signed by the officers and pub
lished in the democratic papers in the District
Thereupon the convention adjourned sine die.
JOEL YoST, President
JoHs Jo,,s "a, EEAToS, s.,,.,,,..
J. r. MonRIs, .s9.lssJ 4
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

q. FOR REPRESENTATIVE
@- We are authorized to announce
- JOEL YOST
as candidate for Representative in the next Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio.
Mr.. EDIToR-Itis the request of many demo.
crats thatthe name of JOHN L. HENTHORN
be announced in your paper as a candidate for
Representative at the ensuing October election.
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
0c,. We are authorized to announce
JAPHETH SMITH
asa candidate for Representative in the next Gem
eral Assembly OF the State of Ohio
0j- We are authorized to announce
SAMUEL p JONES
as candidate for Representative in the next Leg
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
GS- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM CRAIG
as candidate for the office Of County Auditor.
go- We are authorized to announce
JOHN M. KIRKBRIDE
as candidate for the office of County Auditor.
0G- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM H. COLLEDGE
as a candidate for the office of County Auditor
FOR COUNTY RECORDER
o. We are authorized to announce
JOEL F. RANDOLPH
as candidate for the office of County Recorder.
0G~ We are authorized to announce ..
LEWIS SHIPLEY,
as democratic candidate for County Recorder.
Dg- We are authorized to announce
HENRY OKEY, Sen.
as q candidate for the office of County Recorder
Dc5- We are authorized to announce
JAMES HUNTINGTON
as candidate for the office of County Recorder
63- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM POTTS
as a candidate for the office of County Recorder.
0G- We are authorized to announce
JAMES CUNNINGHAM
as candidate tor the office OF County Recorder.
DU- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM HAMILTON
as a candidate for the office Of County Recorder.
o. We are authorized to announce
HUGH B. HILL
as a candidate for the office of County Recorder
FOR COMMISSIONER.
DJ- We are authorized to announce
JOHN K LYNCH
as candidate for the office of County Commissioner
Nj- We are authorized to announce
THOMAS ORR
as acandidate for the office of County Comm issoner
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On the 3Oth
IA day of September, 1916, at o'clock, p. NJ. al
the front door of the court house in the tuwn of
Woodsheld will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as the properly OF Elisha Nor
ris, deceased, to wit: The north west quarter of
the north west quarter of section five township
six and range seven; lying and being in Monroe
county, Ohio, subject to the dover estate OF the
widow. Appraised at one hundred and thirty
three dollars Terms of sale, one third in hand.
one third in SIX months, and one third in tw elve
months with approved security.
VINCENT DILLON, Admir- of
ELISHA NORRIS, deceased.
August 20, 1916.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, SIS
- CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D's'''y e.: 9m''n IN caaneey
Robert F. Naylor ,et al.


The said Robert F. Nayor residing without the
State Of Ohio, will take notice, that on the 23d day
Of October 1916, the compIainants filed their orig
na bill in tins case, and that on the Sd day Of Sep
tember 1916 they filed their bill of amendment, set
ting forth in substance that at the fall term Of the
Supreme court for said county in 1910, the COM
plainants recovered Judgment against Naylor & Mi
nor for 1886 81, which remains unpaid, and that
the said NayIor s. Minor had no effects subject TO
levy at law, but that James Smith & Josiah M. Dill
Ion in his life time were indebted to the said Mi
nor by note Of 81 .OO0 and that the same has been
fraudulently transferred into the possession OF
James W. Warfield. The prayer of the bill and
amendment thereto is, that the said debt so due the
said Minor may be subjected to The satisfaction Of
the said Judgment; the said RobertF, Naylor win
therefore appear, plead, answer or demur TO the
said bill within sixty days from aud after the rising
of the court at its next term. y, -. a. IN, 1.
mY.cs; 81. y wM oKEY. Clerk.
September 4, ls46.- 6.--5:6w
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SHERIEE'S SALE

DY virtue of ieri facias ct evari facias to me
I'D directed from the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of September, 1916, at
Moses M. Markings, in Ohio township, in said
county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and
p. Of said day, the following personal proper.
ty to wit: stacks wheat supposed to contain 600
dozen; stacks hay; about 25 acres growing corn;
IA hogs; 80 sheep; iron gray mare; light sorrel
horse; two year old colt; three year old colt;
and also three stacks of hay in addition; about 100
dozen oats; 4 cows; three year old bull; crane
plough; l shovel plough; harrow; eight day
clock; taken as the property of William McCarty
and Moses M. Mailing at the suit of A. Inghram
VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
Sept. s, 1916. 81 90
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order fol
- the sale of lands in attachment to me directed
from the court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun'
ty, and State of Ohio, will offer for sale at public
ontcry, at the front door of the court house in
Woodstield, in said county, on Wednesday the 3Oh
day of Sept, 1916, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
m and O'Clock p m of said day the following
real estate to witt Lot No. 40 in the town of Grays-
vile, with the improvements thereon, lying and
being In said Monroe county, and ordered TO be
sold as the property of Reuben Bloomer to satisfy
the judgments Of c. L. DUNCAN and the executors
of Reuben Philips
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
August 90, 1916. 81 &c
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g HERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of a fier fac las
~ ct evar facias to me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, I will
offer for sale on Tuesday, the 9th day of Septem-
ber, 1916, on the premises in Salem township,
Monroe county and State aforesaid, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 p. m of said day,
the following property, to wit: A lease from Will
liam Cochran TO Upton L. Talbot which expires
on the first day OF April, 1919, for the following
property, to wit: One grst MILL one saw mill, one
garden containing three fourths of an Of ground
be the same more or less, and one dwelling house;
taken in execution as the property of Upton l..
Talbot at the suit of John Dunfee.
VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
August 20, 1876. 81 90
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doesln prove that the agent did not
violate the instructions Of his principal.
A pretty man is Mr.. Kelley, to accuse
us ofhaving perpetrated .gross libel"
at his expense, when he had grossly IL
belled the whole Legislature ofthe state
in order to screen his own disregard Of
which, however, he failed to do,
as Mr.. Edgerton promptly met the as
sertion, by reading the law under which
Mr.. Kelley acted, and from which ii
appeared that he had no such authority
as he claimed, except TO sell stocks OF
the value of half a million, whereas he
sold them of the value Of about a mil
lion and half!
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Look oUr.-It is now pretty generally under
stood that the whg party in this county, willbrDg
.out sometwo or three candidates for Representa-.
tive, IN order to induce the Democratic candidates
now in the field to hold on. /. is also understood
that these whig candidates are all to decline ex-
eept one, right on the eve of the election. We,
therefore, say to our democratic friends, LOOK
OUT! that you may not be deceived into the elec.
tion Of a whig candidate for Representative from
the "Banner county,
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Military Meeting.

Pursuant 10 notice, meeting Of the officers Of
the I'd Brigade, 23d Division of the Ohio Militia,
together with large conco1rse Of citizens, con.
yened at Mr.. McConnell's hotel, in Beasville, to
take into consideration the opinion OF the Attorney
General in reference to the Militia law.
The meeting was called to order by calling Col.
ARTHUR MoRRrsoN 70 the Chair, and appointing
W. y. Ellis, Secretary. ,ssl =
Mr.. Archbold then addressed The meeting; after
which, on motion Of Col Wilson, it was n
Resoived, That there be es,eommittee appointed
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0o-We have shown our readers that the farmers
of this county willhave to pay about onethId more
taxes under the new law, on their land, than they
did under the old law. We will show Them next
week, that town property will be reduced, under
the new law, about one-haE Is this right' The
property of bankers and the people of towns and
villages have their taxes reduced; while the far
msrs, the people who earn their bread by the sweat
'oftheir brdw, have theirs increased. ~
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NAUTiON.-All persons are warned not to
~ purchase note given by me to Jesse Sic.
phens. for eight dollars for clock which the said
Jesse Stephens insured to be good Said clock has
proved to be worthless, and am therefore deter.
mined not to pay said note unless compelled by
law The note is dated the 18th day OF September,
1916, and due one year after date.
REBECCA STEPHENS.
Auoust q 1916
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IDEAL MANAHAN'S EsrATE.-Notice is
HD hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrative de bonis
non of the estate of Beal Manahan, late of Monroe
county, deceased. Alipersons having claims agains
said estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement And all persons
indebted to said estate will please call and make I'M
mediate payment.
ELlZABETH MANAHAN, Adm'rx.
August ], 1916, 81 1b
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are accordingly submitted for your approval or con-
demnation, for either of which am prepared.
! have lived among you from infancy to man
hood, and consequently it would perhaps be no
more than reasonable to suppose that am as well
acquainted with yourinterests identified with them
as closely, and could perhaps represent them as
truly, as some elegant professional gentleman fresh
from college
-as L JOHN L. HENTHORN.
BETHEL TowNsHIp SAINT Q 1910
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I'D uN away from the subscriber in the town oil
-Me ClaIington, Monroe county, Ohio, on Satur.
day night, the I'd of August, Mitchell BUS
KIRK, an apprentice, between eighteen and twen-
ty years of age, (saId apprentice is now in this
neighborhood;) he is about five feet eight or nine
inches in height, rather spare built, and little
stoop shoudered, with light hair. forwarn all
persons from trusting, harboring or sccretIng said
boy under the penalty of the law.
FORBES A. MORGAN.
August %, 1876
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Cochransyiile.

Said town is laid out on beautiful and exten
sive bottom on the bank Of the Ohio river, in Jack
son I0wnship, Monroe County, OHIO, at a place
on the Long Reach" known as Cochran's Land
ing, and is situate 80 miles below Wheeling ant
80 miles above Marietta
/ A state road from GAINESVILLE to the Ohio rivel
terminates at this place. and there are several roads
leading from various points in Monroe, Washing
ton, Guernsey and Belmont countless intersectine
near this place The surrounding country embra.
fine district Of land well tmbered and is be-
coming densely populated. Building and lime
stone, good clay for making brick and good sand
can be obtainedin the immediate vicinity. Build
ing timber is plenty and cheap.
There is good steamboat landing at this place;
and on account Of the choice timber in the neigh
borhood it would be an excellent location for a
boat yard.
Good industrious mechanics, such as the wants
Of the surrounding county demand. would find il
greatly TO their advantage 10 locate at this place.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
,,r THOMAS COCHRAN
August 8, 1876
St Clairsville Gazette copy ,,
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10 draft resolutions expressive Of tho sense Of hi,

to draft resolutions expressive Of the sense of thi,
meeting. z fElisllo1 zaerHp93 ~
Whereupon Messrs. E. Archbold, VIM. 8. viii.
son, and Israel D. Riley were appointed said com.
mittee; who, after retiring some time, spent in de-
liberation, returned and reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted:
Uhereas, In the opinion of the people here as.
sembled, the Act of the General Assembly entitled
An Act to regulate the Militia" passed March
IL, 1874, is highly inexpedient, impoltic and dis
gusting to the feelings, and in opposition to the
habits and customs of our fellow citizens. And
whereas, strong doubts are entertained Of the con-
stitutionality of said enactment, inasmuch as the
Constitution provides for military organization Of
companies, battaions, regiments and brigades, as
well as for civil organization Of counties and
townships; therefore, be it pts
Resolred, That the next General Assembly Of
this State be respectfully requested torepeal the
said act and restore the acts by it repealed; and
that cur Representative be requested to present
this resolution to the next Hcuse of Representa-.
tIves.
Resoiued, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Woodsfied and ST. Clairsville
papers, and copy forwarded to our Representa-
tive IN the next General Assembly.
A. MORRISON, President.
w. Y. ELLIS, Secretary.
Belmont Chronicle and Gazette please copy.
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o. On account Of the length Of one or two ar
ticles in this number of our paper, we are compel
led to postpone further comparison Of the land
tax for the years 1874 and ls47. We will try and
resume it next week.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-In pursuance
IA of an order Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, the subscriber, will on Satur-
day the fifth day of September next, at the front
door Of the court house in said county between
p m. OF said day offer for sale the following tract
of land in SAID county, TO wit: The South West
quarter of the South West quarter Of section 2,
township 6, range Z. The terms of sale are one
third cash in hand one third in six months. and the
balance in twelve months from the day OF sale; in
terest ON the deferred payments, ,-and the whole to
be secured by mortgage other adequate security.
The widows dover will be offered for sale at the
same time and place.
ROBERT GREGG, Admir-.
by EDWARD ARCHBoLD,
His Agent and Attorney.
july 25, 1SI6.-4w
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Other democratic speakers from abroad expected
Let all who opposed the odous and tariff Of 42nd all
who extending the privileges the farmers enjoyed
by the opposed the oppressive
of taxation adopted by the last whg legislature which,
uued will render the the so the
their mand all who favor of the banker and
the sockobber the the amera who believe that exclusive
privileges should be extended
of the body of the peopand who rights
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

WN7HEREAS JOHN CATLETT, an inden-
w ted apprentice has run away from the
subscriber, living in Seneca township, in Monroe
county. SAID apprentice is about nine years of
age, and absconded about the lst ofJuly last Any
person who will return said John Catlett to me,
and bare all expenses shall be entitled to the above
reward. JAMES LAW. .
August %, 1886
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And for the different townships for township
purposes as follows, TO wit:
For the township of Adams 25 cents. Centre
IS cents, Elk and Switzerland each 10 cents -
Enoch, Jackson, Perry, Sunsbury and Wayne
each 20 cents. Malaga and Union each IA cents.
Ohio l6 cents Salem "a cents. Seneca 32 cents.
Washington 20 cents.
And for the different townships forpoor purpo-
ses as follows, to wit:
For the township of Centre Is cents. Perry IA
cents. Sunsbury 30 cents. Salem cents. Swift
zerland and Seneca each 10 cents. Union 81 cents.
Making the total amount of per centum in each
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TWyAXES FOR THE YEAR lS4S.-The
IL amount of per centunI levied on each hun
dred dollars of valuation of all property subject to
taxation on the grand levy OF the county ofMonroe,
for the year 1916, is as follows, viz:
For State and Canal purposes so cts.
County, School, and Public debt pur-
poses SO
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And from said 26th day OF September until the
10th day of December, will be at my office in
Woodsfeld for the purpose of receiving taxes ,and
dscharging the other duties of the Office as the law
requires. JOHN KERR,
Treasurer, M. c.
Treasurer's Office, August !, 1916.
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Managers Office,
(J G.. Gregory e Coz
Wheeling, August 90, 1916.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra, Glass 2Ii.
draws at Baltimore, Sept. 8. IS Number Lot
terry, Is drawn ballots.
$50 900; 10000; 5000; 5000; $3.50, $500, 100
each OF 900 100, each of 500 80 OF 200 100, Sc.
Tickets $40; certificate Of 26 whole tickets will
cost $3.50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass C. draws at
Alexandria, September IL. 7s No. Lottery Is
drawn ballots.
$50 900; I2OOO; 1000; $3.50; so of 1000 each so
of 500; each 1872 of 800 each the l. SC. 2, drawn
$50. Tickets SO; aceltificate Of 26 whole tick
cts will cost $l65.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Glass 2i9.
draws at Baltimore, Sept l6. IS No Lottery,
13 drawn ballots
$50, 900; 900; 1000; 10 of 900 500, &C. Tick.
cts 50, certificate of 25 whole tickets will cost
500,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass D. draws at
Alexandria. Sept. 10. IS No. Lottery, Is drawn
ballots.
$50 900; 20 900; 10 900; 1900; A ,OOo of 5000;
so prizes each OF 900; 500; 400; 100 of 250 1913
each of 200. Tickets $l5; certificate of 26 whole
tickets will cost $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra Glass 224.
draws at Baltimore, Sept 90. rs No. Lottery,
13 drawn ballots.
80 900; 10000; 5000; 5,OOO 1858; $500; 100
OF prizes each of 900; 500, so, of 200. Tickets
$40; certificate of26 whole tickets will cost $l35.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass E., draws at
Alexandria, Sept. 26. rs No. Lottery, IL drawn
ballots.
$50 ,OOO 10 900; OOO 3, l4O; 900; ,5O0 900;
so, each of l000 90 Of 500 co. OF 800, l23 oil 200.
Tickets $40; certificate of 25 whole tickets will
cost $40.
LOTTERY, Extra Glass, 229,
draws a Baltimore, Sept. 80 IS No. Lottery,
l3 drawn ballots.
$40 900; 900; 10 of 1000, 500, &C. Tickets So;
a certificate of 25 whole tickets will cost $40.
Since our last Circular we have had the pleasure
of dispensing several small Capitals. 24-3S-74;
S3 900; sent to Washington. S-l9-65; $1,000; sent
to Fayette CO.., Pa. 27.5l-72; 1000. l4-72-76;
$1,000; 45-72-74, $1,000; 27-50-54; $3.50; l6-76-77;
$500; to various customers Address your orders to
ROB'T ARMSTRONG s. Co.,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS,
Wheeling, Ia.
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vUyHE subscriber has Tor sale set Of Blacksmith
IL Tools. ~ e 81 Ec Y 4 J. r., MORRIS.
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WILLIAM KENNON. JR..

The Democratic candidate for Congress in this District will
address the people of Monroe county, the following times
md viz
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Sale OF Town Lots.

THNHE subscriber will offer for sale on the l7tf
IL day Of September, next, a number of build
ing lots in the town OF
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BLANK DEEDS. JUSTICES BLAKS, SC.
for sale at the office of the Spirit Of Democracy
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra Glass 2i9.
draws at Baltimore, Sept. l6. IS No. Lottery,
13 drawn ballots.
$50, 900; 900; 1000; 10 of 900 500, &c. Tick
cts 50, certificate of 25 whole tickets will cost
500
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra Class, 229,
draws a Baltimore, Sept. 80. rs No. Lottery,
| l3 drawn ballots.
certificate of25 whole tickets will cost $40.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

BETHEL Township, Sept. 2, 1916.
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Notice is hereby given. thatI will attend either
in person or by deputy, on the following days, at
the places of holding elections in each of the seve
raj townships to receive Taxes viz:
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SELF CULTURE.-it is asked. says DR. 4.
Charming. how can the iaboring man find time
ior sell-culturell answer that an earnest pur-
pose finds tune or makes time. seize on
spare moInents and tura irsgmrnts into gold
IN account. A man who follows his calling
with industry and spirit, and uses his earn (.
ings economically, will always have some por-
ton OF the day at command. Md it is aston.
fishing how fruitful oi Improvement short
SEASON becomes when eagerly seized and faith
iuily uscd.-lt has often been observed, tia
those who have the most time at their dispo-
sal, profit b; IT the least A single hour in
the day, steadily given to the study OF some
interesting subject, brings unexpected accu
mutation of knowledge.