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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-02

tfe proper houf, tie banquet at the Burnet House
took place. About one thousand men sat down
~ thr be Willy loaded tables in the large dining
Hall aud lrasted themselves upon whatever the
stomach Cosld ctave and dfa1k OF Sparkling
Cgtawba until their itssplrked equal TO the
wine. There came tossts aud responses, but
lie been up until late hour the ious hight,
had elooked aud wondereJ, aud wondeted aud
looked. oil day, until was completely eShsts.
ted, ,therelore much thatwos said did not reach
my ea. heard Liept, Governor Kirk and
Speaker Parsons, aud their remarks were Of the
right character, aud are said to have been sur.
passed by none during the evening The wee
sma' hours found gay crowd OF gfave law-ma.
kers ut the Burnett, aud two thousand empty
bottle tOld the story. Ev.bf-E Df
On Saturday murhng, the badged guests were
seen sIrolling about the city in small crowds, or
riding in cdrriages Seeing tic sights" and he
wliO does thusin Cincinnati Tor the first time,
gets wcll paid Tor his trouble. s..
At about ten o'clock, Mr.. Longsworth, the
great wine king, threw open the doors to bis
princoy mansion and the bsdged fraternity were
again the recipients OF least Of fat things. His
tables wore bounliIully Supplied, aud his wine
bottles were ot endless Duration. The crowd
ate und dfaui aud drank anI ate, and then con-
versed with the ladies, or talked loud, laughed
heartily, or shout at the tops OF their voices for
| 10y. II rem1lnded me 0i Sceen IN an lrlSh
| grocery on "Su Palricks-day inthe-mo morning
but OF course my Imagination had much to do
with that comparison.
A. hall past three, p. NJ, the Kenluckyans
aud Tennessee answere escorted to the steamboat
where a friendly parting word was spoken, a
warm grasp oi the hand inlerchanged arrl thr
guests OF our State took their departure for the
sunny South, with better feelings for their Nor
thrrn brothers aud stronger attnu hment fol
our Union. Our people repaired TO the cars
teeling that in their Southern brethren they hac
| warm hearted aud true friends, aud determined
to do all in their power 70 keep alive the gooC
feeling tbrs inauguratcd between the three States
which haye thus strergt thened their ties Of friend
| ship. The whole affair was unprecedented il
| character, aud its fruits promise to be of The
| beneficial character Ia#" '. Il A. VI.
PS hope have said nothing in the abo,t
that will be in the least unpleasant to the nerve:
o the individunl who does the heaUy writing
tor the Ohio State Journal | would not vii.
| ling say ought to dpw that sheet from the pui
suit OF its sole object, or to make it necessary
Tor the aforesaid writer to appear sharp and
severe, especially since he has gwen such an ex-
biblion of his want OF skill IN all matters where
n ppiHt should be made. TIE world evidently
don't move just exactly to suit that distinguished
| individual
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-02
Wood County Court of Common pleas,

Charles Steward W. Miciarl kicffer ct al! Y
DY virtue of an alias order issued from snid court
delivered will offer for sale ut the door of the court
house in said county, on .r..
Saturday. tbs 18th day Of Feb, A. D. 1860,
between the hours of twelve o'clock NJ.
ments, to wit; The north.west quarter of section
twenty-five and the east half of the east quar-
ter OF section twenty and the south half OF the
outh- west quarter OF section twenty four, all of
Township four north of range nine east in Wood co.,
Ohio, containing in all three hundred and twenty
acres, more or less. sn-rs .BhANIihVl
rIq-rI G, w.NoToN, sheriff Wood CO., o.
S.Jeiferson, Plffs atty, ItarI ------I
,tnnunry 10 lStO--37W5A9 .tHs
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G.. B. X II E p S
Is NOW
AGAIN ON EANDg
WITH A
MAMMOTH STOCK!
rALL AND WINTER GOODS!

THOSE who have not visited George
Albert 4 Co.'S lately would be surprised,
on calling there, to see the immense
quantity of Goods that are being sold,
The cause is evident; they keep the
best of Goods, and sell them lower than
are Toledo merchants The people
the beginning to learn that it is a los
ing operation to go to Toledo for their
Dry Goods and Groceries, and to none
is this fact moro evident than to those
who have examined goods and prices
at Geo. Albert & Co.'S. They are con-
stantly in receipt of fresh Groceries,
and defy competition as regards quail
ty AMI price. Having once purchased
bill of goods at this establishment, no
one can go away groaning because the
F." times arc hard"
G. B. KREPS.
PERRYsBuRa, Feb. 2, 1860.
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Wood Common Pleas.
VACATION AFTER OCT. TERM. 1859.

VACATION AFTER OCT. TERM. 1859.
Samuel johnson Administrator of Asenath Clough
decd, against Price Clough. -
- HAVEN whose first or giyenRame is unknown
but who il iutermarried with Augustus d. Haven and
- Copp whose first name is unknown but whS is
intermarred with EmOthhy COpp We're residents OF
Ohio will take notice that January 2l 1860 Samuel
johnson as Administrator A of Asonath Clangh decd
filed in the Clerks office Of Mood. common pleas
court a petition seeking to make him party to the
suit in fayorof James Nc Fadden administrator of
Asenath Claugh decd and ~ obtain order for the
appraissment and sale of lots fftyOne, hfytwo and
sixty (5l, 50, in town of Portage. ood conn
w. Ohio, real estate of decedent for the payment ot
decedents debts in accordance with an order hereto
fore made the same effect in said ease OF McFsd
den administrator of Aseuath Clangh decd against
these same defendants Defendants will take notice
that said petition will he for hearing at the February
term TO wit; February 2lst l6G0 at Ia O'Clock A. NJ
thereafter as counsel can be heard by the
court of common pleas Of Wood county ONO.
f'. JAMES MURRAY, Atty of Petr.
January 26th lS6 f-3Sw4S3,63.
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To AN Whom h, may Concern,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed assignee of the property, estate,
effects aud as etts of the hrm OF Haskins Roller &
Haskins lately engaged in the business of merchan-
aining in the town OF Portage, Wood County, Ohio,
An creditors of said firm are required to present
their claims 20 the assignee at Portage leave the
same with his attorney At Perryshurg as early as
practicable. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Assignee.
james Murray, atty.
January -, lsS9--S6vSSl so.
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sheriH,s SaIeI

whitcomb Iiaskins VS. Wn. Ewing ct al.
BY virtue oi an order OF sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Oho, in the above entitled ease, lwiloffer
for sle at tile door OF the court house. in Perrys
burg. Wood county, Ohio. ON ii4.t \ llB ~
satu day the 18th day ofFebruary, a. D. 1860.
between tile hours of % o'clock y. N and o'clock
7. NJ. of day. the folio wing described property
TO wit: The south hwest quarter of the nOrth-w west
quarter of section number twenty-one (2l) in town
slip number six (6) north of range numben ten q O)
east, in Wool county. Ohio. containing forty QO)
acres more or less. G. W. NORTON, sheriff.
F.&D, X, HollenbeQk, ott'ys 4 s.tr.F
la. q lSEn--a1whS9 20 ------- = -------
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-02
A slight Cold 4. the Mother of Consumption

Let not those comp!so ofheiag bitten by q rentile
they have cherished maturity in their hosops when
thry ght have crushed il in the egg Now, if we
cnll slight cold tho egg and pleurisy inflammation
of the lungs, asthma and consumption, the yenemous
reptile, lhS matter will bsno more than correctly
hsured
Atten 10 this in season; even slight colds n Q
snall matter. Atthc FIRST attack, use Wistar Bal
san ct Wild Cherry. Il is snre 60 cure, ana is the
ouly remedy you can place perfect confidence n II
commences al tAe root of the disease, aud thorough
y SsaIeales 1t. See advertisement,
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SHERIFFS SALE.

John II. Brown ct nj VS. Marshal Key, Jr.
By virtue of IN order OF sale to me directed and
dcve red in the above entitled case from Wood coun.
ty court of common pleas Will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Perrysburg on
Friday, the 2ith day of February \, ID. 1860,
between the hours of . & 10 o'clock A. VI. of said
day the following described property to within lot
number 22l 300, Il al, and out lots 81. So, So
& go, in the town of Perrysburg. Wood comfy, Ohio
G. W. NORTON Sheriff.
NJ. II. e. II, WAITE. Att'ys.
January 2G--lS60w5$2 30
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Sherif',s Sale.

Lsskey, Pratt & Co.. pltf WOOD COUNTY, O..
against }COURT OF COMMON
Daniel Barton. def't. PLEAS.
BY virtue of a alias writ of execution to- me di-
rected and delivered from said court in the above
titled cause shall offer at public sale at the door OF
the cOurt house in Perrysburg. Wood comfy Ohio,
on the 25h day of February A. ID. 1860 between the
hours of IL o'clock NJ and O'Clock OF that day, the
following lands and tenements. wit The east half
of the quarter Of section y-fve; also
the west half of the southwest quarter of section
twenty. FIVE also the south east quarter of the south
east quarter of section twentysix, all of township
four, north ofrange nine east. -. ..f.z-sR
G.. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
By GEO. VAN BLARCUM, Deputy.
s. JEFFERSON. Pltff's Atty. Co.,
January 24th lS6O-3Sw5$3l5
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3. JEFFERSON, Att y. ~
January oath. lS60-3SwsSS .55.
Sherif,s Sale.

Laskey, Pratt & Co. plTs. WOOD CO., COURT
>OFf COMMON PLEAS.
Andrew L. Hutchinson diff d II = r.
BY virtue of an alias execution to me, directed and
delivered from said court in the above entitled cause,
wilhotfer public sale at the cdoor ofthe court
house in Perrysburg. Wood county, o.. on the 25th
day of February. A. d. 1860 between the hours of NJ
o'clock NJ. and O'CLOCK u. VI. the following lands
and tcnements to wit The west half of the north
lst quarter of section twentysiX of township four
north of range nine east. in Wood CO., o. conaining
eighty acres of land also the east half of the north
west quarter of the same section township and range
containing eighty acres. CIV. NORTON, Sheriff, =
..t. BY GEO. VAN BLARCUM, Deputy. O..
8. JEFFERsoE, pltt7s atty .rirN
Jauunry 2Gth. lS60-3Sw5S3 TO-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-02

Roxanna Morehouse vs. Andrew MorehoHse.
DY virtue OF an executlon In the above entitled
I'D case, 10 me directed and delivered from Wood
ONO court Of common pleas, will offeI for sale at
the door OF the court house In Perrysburg on
ht Saturday. February 18th, 1860,
between the hours OF IL o'clock N. and o'clock p.
NJ. Of said day, the northeast quarter Of section
ten O) OF township number four ~ north range
nine (e) east, in Wood county, Ohio. ~
" C, w. NORTON, Sherin, Wood CO..
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
January Observation-Disclosures.
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by j. ". TYLER, their atty.
Feb. 9, lS60--39wG$7 GO
sTRAYED,

FRO Ntho undersigned, sorrel Hlre-white
stri in face, about IL years old; sorrcl Mrl
Cot--white stripe in face, white hind legs, two yrs
old next Spring; bay horse Colt--small star in
forehead, a little white hind legs two ycaPs ole
next Spring. Any person giving Information where
they may bo found will be suitably rewarded.
Feb. 2, lS60--3Sw4+ ". HAYES.
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To ali Whom IL m v Concern,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed assignee ofthc property, estate
effects & assets of Coiiser Haskns the village of
Portage, in Wood Co.. Ohio. All creditors OF said
Haskins well as those holding claims fer the pay
ment of which he is liable, will present them to the
assgnee at Portage, leave them with his attorney
in Perrysburg, as early as practicable.
james Murray, atty. 'SAM'L JOHNSON,
January H. lSG0--36w3Sl 80. Assignee.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Daniel Newton, adm'r of John NJ llanuon, dec, pl'f,
vs. Ann e. rahurn. las. Tahurn and others, ,derts.
pursuance OF an order of the Court of Common
L Pleas pf Wood county, Ohio, on Saturday, the 4th
day of February, A. d, 1860, between the hours of
ole and three o'clock of the afternoon OF said day,
All the door of the house in the OF Perrys.
burg of said ooany will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate the property of John NJ.
Harmon, deceased to wits The west half o. the
south Quarterof section 81 towns north ofrange
10 east IN Wood County Ohio, subject to the life
tate of Phehe Htnnpn therein. Terms ofsale--0ne.
third cash in hand one third in aud the residue
in two years from d,y Of salei deferred payments to
be on Interest and secured by mortgage on the prem
ises. Land appraised at $S2o subject 20 above life
estate. DAN'L NEW TON
Jno. II. Reidpl ffs ATTY. Admir-. NJ, Harmon, dec.
Jan. 3, lSa9--SSw5S4 50 ..l. I..l-
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Sheriii's sale.

Sherin's sale.
Lnskcy, Pratt & Co., PiGs, } WOOD CO., OHIO,
vs. : COURT OF COM
Clark Barton Amos Barton PLEAS.
BY yrtue of an alias order of execution to me di-
rected and delivered rom said court in the above
entitled will offer at public sale bef ore the
door of the court house in perrysburg, Wood coun-
ty, Ohio, the 2jh day Of February A. ID. lS6O,be
tween tie hours of II O'clock NJ. and O'Clock T. NJ.
the following lands. to wit; The south east quarter
of the southeast quarter Of section fourteen, forty
acres also the quarter of the north half of the
northeast quarter of section twcntyhree, 20 acres
both of township four north, of range nine east.
CIV. NOR ON, sheriff.
BY Geo. Van Blarcum, Deputy.
S. Jefferson atty.
Jan. ~. lsBO-3Sw5s3 10
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-02
DR. Gaysotfs improved Extract Of

DIR. Guysotfs Improved Extract OF
Yeilow DOck and ,Sarsaparilla
This Extract Of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla is
positive, speedy and perm ancnt cure for all
~ disease incident to females, e" "a
M mild Alternative properfi,s render peculiarly appii
cable 10 the asRasr and delicate cOnsfus1ion Of 3
He female. AHis unriUdifsdm ats Geet
upon such diseases AZ hcipiegf
w. ~ Cogunptioa, Bar,enness,H
LsucOrrhsa or tphttes,
Irregular lNlnstrngtioH,
I,c0atinenre of Urine,
and general prostration Of The system.
1T inime dately counteracts that distressing Ner-
vousness aud Lassitnde 40 common TO the female
frame and imparts energy and buyancy rs surpri-
sing rs they arc grateful. We have evidence ON file
which induces MS strongly to recommend this medi-
cino 20 married people Who have not been blessed
with off5pring. The Shaker prepared Y.llow Dock
and the Red Honduras Sarsaparia are the Itivalna-
bic remedial agents from which DR.. Guysotts inn
proved extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsopnrilla Is
formed and the Laboratory of DIR. Guysott has giv-
en- us the virtue of these roots in their perfecton-
His preparation contains all the restorative proper
ties of the roots combined and concentrated in their
utmost strength and efficacy. Read advertisement
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Attachment Notice.
Robert C. Cnplos ~ Robt. w. ! Before William II.
llalcs, partners under firm Jones j =. of Per.
of Caples s. Halls, plt'r. }ry Twp. Wood CO >,
0gst. ..t Ohio,
Joel Brown, Defendant.
ON the 10th day OF January 1860. said Justice is
sued IN order OF attachment in the above action for
the sum OF ten dollars and ccv N cents ($lO.ll).
GAPLES & HALES.
ByJoNEs THOMAS, Att'ys.
Perry TWP, Jan 18th. 1860 --SSw3%
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=. ]. BLECKER. DcnI1st,

NHOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens
w of Wood County that he will be at Mead's
Hotel in Gilead the lst OF February, at Howol's
Xchan2e, iu Petrysbsrg, the 10th, and atTaylors
Hotel in Bowling Green, the LIST of March.
Jnnuary l9iO--37
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COUNTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS!
Sherih's Sale.

~ bheriH'S sale. 50
LasEey, Pratt x Co, pl,a, )wooD. COUNTY. Quo
90 VS. . fCOuRT OF COMMON
BY virtne of an alias vepd writ Of execution 10
me directed and delivered from the said In the
above entitled cause will offer public sale at the
door of the court house, in Perrysburg, Wood coun.
ty. Ohio, on the 25th day Of February A. D.. 1860
between the hours of ~ O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock
NJ of thatday the following LANDS and teneme nts to
wit; the east hal of the northeast quarter also the
northeast quarter of the south east quarter also
the west one third of the northeast quarter; also tn
west one third of the north half OF the south
quarter all OF section eighteea of ftownship four
north OF range ten east in Wood county, Ohio r.-.
'.' C, W. NORTON, Sheriff. y
GEO. .VANBLARCUM. Deputy.
s. JEFFERSON, Atty. % ..Ff- rp.
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Attachment Notice.
Notice.
! ShcriH's Sale.
} WOOD COMMON PLEAS.

BY virtue of an execution ISSUED from the court Of
common pleas of Wood co.. O. in the above cause, !
shall offer for sale the door ot the court house in
Perry sburg in 8aid county at public auction the
27th day of February A, D. 1850, between the hours
Of ~ O'Clock NJ, and 9 O'Clock =. NJ, the following
described property to wit; The south half of inlots
number three hundred aud eighty niue 3S9) and -four
hundred and four (lOll in the town ot erryshurg,
Wood co., q. e.. w. NOR TON, Sheriff Ot
AsnER Cook, Atty OF plt'f. Wood co.
January Goth lS6O-3Sw5S9.s0.
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aar legislative caucus is to be held TO
night (Feb. lst) 10 decide upon the r pub lean
nominee for senatorio succeed Geo, T. Pu2h.--
Any change will be preferable 20 othat tracaline
pro-slarery demagogue.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-18

While the last Legislature wero engaged
in apportioning large quantities Of swamp
lands for the construction of several wag-
on roads through the northern counties,
we felt the apprehension, and stated it,
that though the construction of such roads
was desirable, the expenditure Of the APP
preparations would be confded TO parti-
san hangers-on Of the State administra-
ton, destitute of character and qualifca-
tions, who would seek, not to build the
roads, but TO afeather their own nests"
Our apprehensions prove to have been
well-founded, as appears by the following
disclosure by our democratic contemporary
at Lansing:
"The attention Of the people interest
ed in the construction Of the roads lrovi-
ded for by the appropriation of tho pro
cceds of fonr hundred thousand acres of
the swamp lands is being called to the
manner in which the funds arc being dis
posed of and they are opening their eyes
to the contemplation Of a gigantic swim
die. A small army of little politicians,
under the namc of commissioners, paid at
three dollars per day, have been feeding
upon the money, and the people interest
cd are beginning to inquire as 10 what is
left to construct the roads. They discos-
or that political friends of the administra-
tion get the contracts at their own figures
and re-let them for small price. They
discover that little or nothing will over be
done upon the roads. In fact, they are
becoming satisfied that the whole thing is
to be just what the gettcrs-up of the thing
intended it to be, gigantic swindle, and
political corruption fund.-"
How long will Che people Of Michigan
remain under the influence of the negro
delusion and permit themselves to be
heeccd by as graceless set of scamps as
ever infested commonwealth?
Detroit Free Press.
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, We Understand il Now.

A physician lately died very suddenly
in La Crosse, Wis, and post mortens
examination was held by another physi-
clan, the. publication Of the report of
which, the said physician, deems due 10
the relatives aud friends of the deceased,
in order that they may know the cause o.
bis death. He says:
"The Duodenum, Stomach, Heptic,
Artery, Ductuscommunis choledochus,
Portal vein Hepaticplexus of nerves, and
Lympathics, were found agglutinated to-
gether by poritoneal adhesions of recent
date. The remote cause of
death was the hillary calcuti retained in
the gall-bladder, which excited adhesive
inflammation and closure of the cysticduct.
The calcuti not being removable, the in
flamation extended itself to the ductus
communal choledochuc, which it also
closed. This being the common excre-
toryduct of the liver, and gall bladder, no
bile could be eliminated, but WAS retained
in the circulating system, and acting on
the nervous center's was the immediate
cause Of death.
Good Heavens! No wonder the man
died. We should think that would be
the death Of almost any man. 1t must
be melancholy satisfaction to his friends
to know what killed him.
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AN ANGEL in EVERY HOUSE.
ny MRS. DESNIsoN.

There is an angel in every house. No
matter how fallen the inmates, how de-
pressing their circumstances, there is an
angel there to pity and to cheer. 1t may.
be in the presence of little child; or it
may be in the presence Of a STOPPING and
wrinkled body, treading tho downward
path to the grave. Or, perhaps in a
cheerful spirit, looking upon the ills of life
as so many steps toward Heaven, if. only
brayely overcome, and mounted with sim
less feet
We knew such an angel once, and it
was drunksrd's child. On every side,
wherever she moved, she saw only misery
and degradation, and yet she did not fall.
Her father was brutal and her mother was
discouraged, and her home thoroughly
confortless. But she struggled along
with angel endurance, bearing with almost
sanity patience, the infrmities of him
who gave her existence, and then hourly
embittered it. Night after night, at the
hours of ten, twelve aud even one, bare
foot, ragged, shawlless and bonnetless, had
she been TO the den of the drunkard, and
gone staggering home with hor arm around
her father. Many time has her flesh
been blue with the mark of his hand
when she has stepped in between her help
less mother and violence. Many time
has she sat upon the cold curb-stone with
his head in her lap; many time known
how bitter it was to cry for hunger when
the money that should have bought bread
was spent for rum.
And the patience that the angel
wrought with, made her young face shine,
so that, though never acknowledged in the
courts of this world, in the kingdom Of
Heaven she was waited for by assembled
hosts of spirits, and the crown of martyr
dom ready, lay waiting for her young
brow.
And she was q martyr. Her gentle
spirit went up from the couch of anguish
anguish brought ON by self usage and
neglect. And never I'LL then did the faith
er recognize the angel in the child; never
till then did his manhood arise from the
dust of its dishonor. From her humble
grave he went away to steep his resolves
for the better in bitter tears; and he will
tell you to-day, how the memory Of hel
much enduring life, keep him from the
bowl; how he goes sometimes where hel
patient hands have held him, while hel
cheek crimsoned at the sneers of those
who scofl at the drunkard's child.
Search for the angels in your house
holds, and cherish them while they are
among you. 1t may be that all uncon
sciously you frown upon them, when {
smile would lead you 10 knowledge o
their exceeding worth. They may b.
among the least cared for, most despised
but when they are gone with their silen
influence, then will you mourn for then
as for jewel of great worth.
fThe Elevator.