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A GARD TO THE LADIEs.-DR

A GARD TO THE LADIES.-DR
IA DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
Infallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all OD8tr1ctions from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as q Preventative
Infailible in Removing stoppages and lrTegularity
Of the Menses. These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used by the doctors for many years. both
IN France and America with unparalleled in
every case and il is urged by many thousand ladies
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever as well as to prevent increase OF family
where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly
situated, those suppOsing themselves so, are eau
toned against using these Pills while in that cOndi
ton, the proprietor assumes no responsibility after
the above admOnitiOn, although thsr mildness would
prevent any mischief 70 health otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &C.
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, wholesale Druggists, l2O Superior st
SAOKRIDER, 2Z3 Superior-St.; G. W. OLARK, lI9
GuperiOr-St, and CHURCHILL B BR0., corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 to either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Once can have
the Pills sent 70 sny part Of the country or city cOn
dentially) and Z" free Of postage, BY return mail.
n. B. Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Golden
pills Of any kind unleg8 every box isgned SD Howe
All others arc base imposition and unBafe therefore,
~ you value your lives and health, Ito say nothing Of
being humbuged out Of Your money! buy only those
which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being cOunterieited The ingredients composing the
above Pills are made kLOWn 70 every agent, and they
Will tell you they are sale and viii perform all claimed
for them. g. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
u,ar7I-R9- Hav vo-t
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MUsT BE SoLD.-We would call the at
tention of capitalists to the rare opportunity
to invest their money in real estate, in de-
sirable location on Pearl street, West Side.
The shreWdest capitalists at the East have
already begun quietly to pick up desirable
real estate, and convert their paper currency
ints something that will stand the crash that
must inevitably come bye and bye. Real
estate in this city has not yet felt the infia-
tion Of currency; and can be bought on the
same or even more favorable terms than one
year ago. Five neat and beautiful cottages
in the most desirable part Of Pearl street,
West Side, are offered at great bargain.
ENG.
For further information enquire of
W. J. BOARDMAN,
mareh5:429 243 Superior street.
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COMM ER GIAL.
CLFvFLAND fARKFTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I

WLDNEsDAT LvENINel March 3 1888. J
FIOur-sales 50 bbls red double extra at 800 The
market closes dull with disposition to sell than
to buy.
WheRt-LOwer- sales6 cars red on track at 9, ,s5Jk;
car do. at $40, and car white atsl,45.
COrn-sale car at 69c.
Dried Apples Sales 25OO Bs, 25 bbls, 30 bbls and
70 do at SIC, with pay for packages and 30 bbs at
5Hc, packages included.
Hishwines-seIling at 5Oc
Butter-Sales good roll at &c
EgGs-Higher. Sales at Isc
LRrd-sales country at 1O5kc
TalIOw-salss common country-rendered at Io5fc.
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NJ MONEY nIARKRT-1Tnrcb a

mOney-Market steady at per cent. for loans on
sterling EXehanEe-Dull, decidedly lower and
nominal at ls0Gls3 for merchants and ls9l1Is4 for
bankers bills es'0i -O'
GoId Unsottad and declined SG6 per cent, opening
per cent premium. SS''>7
Government StOchs-Unchanged. U. S. 6s 81
Fegs;teIed ss!si '-Ss Treasury Noes l05; One Year
state stocfs-Tennessse SIS 6s; Missouri s,s s,.z
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Ger. ". Garanar-Rssidsnss fer sala-
ya0. Jsnnings-Besl Estate for sale.
sam slE-plss-sharBisy's aIinstFels.
PraetieiRg Assembly-Grand DreIs Ban.
o. ouiteT 3 son-Agction Sale.
soldisrs' Aid seeisfy-Lecal Notice.
Wilson a Wiialeombs-Loeal E0ucs.
WI. BosrdmsH-LOeal Notice.
". D. Baksr-Locsl Notice.
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march5:42l

ENPrY Boxes, BARRELS OR KEGS WANTED.
The ladies of the Aid Society are greatly in
need Of packing cases, barrels or kegs. Per-
sons in this city having empty boxes or bar
rels will confer great favor by leaving name
and address at the rooms Of the Society, IS
Bank street, and the boxes will be called for
and thankfully received. Candle, soap, OF
starch boxes, wine cases, shoe boxes, dry
goods cases, empty hour barrels, casks or
kegs. Any size or shape of box, barrel or
keg, can be made useful, and large number
are much needed Immediately,
mareh5:4S0 SOLDIERs' AID SOCIETY.
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Ar HIS PosT AeIIE.-We are glad to see
that Professor Peck has so far recovered from
his severe illness, as to be able to resume his
seat in the ssnetum Of the News. few
months sojourn on the Mississippi has i'm
parted strength and vigor to his system, and
encourages the belief that he will soon bore
stored to health.-Elgria Democrat.
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E1oHTY-SEvEE DOLLARS LosT.-Lost
Yesterday afternoon, between E. 1. Baldwin's
store and the Lake Shore Passenger Depot,
q large Poeket-bOOk, containing $500 in
PsnrsyI7snia money, and sundry notes made
payable to Byors & Skedd, youngstown,
ohio. Also, papers and receipts Of no value
70 any person but the owner. The finder
will receive $25 for delivering the book and
contents at the BEADEB Counting room, l4z
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
fsb2e;43e
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET.-Marcb 4,

SfOcka-Dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Is
and S Chicago and Alton preferred s.; Chicago and
los; Alton and Terre Haute 335s Pitts
Durgh1 1t. Wayne and Chicago 6n; Cleveland and
Toledo %; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 6sk Cleveland
S9lum 6uS and Cincinnati l6l Illinois Central scrip
yZzi Michigan Southern 59%; Michigan Central 81.
Mtehi5an Southern Sinking Fund ms: Toledo and
wabash 3Id bonds 20; Chicago and Northwestern lst
bonds p. do. 2nd bonds l2.
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ANNUAL BALL.-The Second Annual Ball
0fths Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Relief So
eiety viii be held at National Han on this
IGThursday) evening, March 5tb. Tickets
admitting gentleman ald ladies one dollar.
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Grand Concentration Of beauty, health
comfort and durability of the teeth secured
By using Hudson's UnrivaIIed Tooth Paste.
Sold by druggists and Dentists everywhere
de-cI6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-05

Tax PHGSlz B6IL.-The Phoenix Engine
Company held their annual ball at the
Ph9nix Assembly Rooms last evening,
which was we'll attended, and passed of in
3 very pleasant manner, as all their parties
Eo
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DEETuTRY-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. dec2R27
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Two full Scholarships in Bryant, strattOR
4 Co.'s chain Of National Commercial Col
legss, can be bought At this Office, if applied
for Immediately
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-05

Simpson Is, beyond Rn question, q superior
artist, and We advise those Wishing to get fine
likeness to call upon him. visit to his gal
Iery, No. 25S Superior street. will richly repay
both citizen snd stranger. R97H
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BIILIARDs.-DudIey Kavanaugh, who
played with Foley of this city, aud Wm.
GOldthEait, have made a match for
$500 = side, to be played at Irving Hall,
New York, OF the Path of April. The
game will be the American four ball game,
Cartons, 1,5OO points.
Phelau announces a billiard tournament to
come of at New York in June next. A 81 900
billiard table is offered to the winner. He
also offers gold mounted and inlaid cue as a
champion cue to be played for. Whoever
wins it must play all challengsrs for three
yearstO come. BE is not to accept any ehal-
Isnges for less than $500 a side, 900 points,
American four ball, earoms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-05

A EEw supply of Harper's and Atlantic
MonthIies for March, latest Dime Novels,
NoTelettes, and all the latest papers for this
week have been received by Wilson & Wild
dieouhe
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
Sentence of the GOnspirators
Against the Arrest of De-
SerterS,
Ixp1AxApoLIs. March 9.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 3.
The Morgan county conspirators were
fined $500 each, to-day, by Judge Smith,
of the United States District Court It
thought here tLat they got off easy.
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SENATE.
Considerable time was consumed by
Msssrs. Davis, Carlisle, Salisbury and
Powell in the motion to adjourn, calling
for the yeas and nays, etc.
Mr.. Bayard replied at some length to
the charge Of being a oonspirator, and said
the bill itself was a conspiracy against
the Constitution.
Mr.. Cowan offered a resolution Of
thanks Of the Senate to the President of
the Senate, for the ability, ETC., with which
he had presided. Adopted
Mr. Trumbull offered resolution which
was adopted, to inform the President that
the Senate had finished its Legislative bu-
siness, and was ready to adjourn.
The Committee shortly reported that the
President had no furtherr communication
to make.
Mr.. Foote, the Chairman, after some ap-
propriate remarks, declared the Senate ad-
journed sine de.
EXTRA SEssIoy.-The Senate was called
TO order by Mr.. Forney, who read the proc
clamation of the President eonvening the
Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Fessenden, resolu-
ton was adopted to administer the oath of
office to Mr.. Foote, and declare him the
President pro tenn, which was done.
The President pro. TEN. then admins
tered the oath Of allegiance to the follow
ing Senator'S elect Samuel J. Bowden,
Western Virginia Chas. R. Buckalew, of
Pennsylvania zlcnary Chandler, OF
Michigan; Jas. Dixon, Of Connecticut (;
Jas. R. Doolittle, of Wisconsin; Reverdy
johnson, Of Missouri; Edward D. Morgan,
Lot NJ. MOrreTl, of Maine; Charles Sum
ner, of Massachusetts; and B. F. Wade, Of
Ohio.
Mr.. Ten Eyck presented the credentials
of W. Wright of New Jersey, who appeared
and was sworn in.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson of Massachu-
sets, q Committee was appointed to wait
on the President and inform him that the
Senate had convened, which was done.
Mr.. Trumbull called attention to the law
requiring new Senators to subscribe 10 the
oath of allegiance.
On motion Of Mr.. Foster it was voted
that the daily session Of the Senate should
commence at y o'clock, N.
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to Mister John DismOrs.

TIE CONSOLIDATION ScHENE.-The Wheel
ing Intslligenoer states that the proposed
consolidation of the earnings and running
arrangements Of the Cleveland & Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroads, on the 1st
Of April, has been abandoned for the pres :
ent, at least, and says "the Fl. Wayne Com
pany refused to ratify the contract, unless
under conditions that would give them com
plete dictatorial power c Ser everything con-
nected with the Cleveland road. In fact were
these conditions accepted, the Cleveland road
would be effeetualIy sold in every sense Of the
word. The consolidation Of the two roads,
with the conditions imposed by the Fort
Wayne Company, and under the present man
sgement of that Company would, we think,
be unfortunate for the interests Of the stock
holders Of the Cleveland Company. The
Cleveland road would be run as q local
branch line only, the through business being
entirely withdrawn and taken over the Fort
| Wayne line"
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, S.
Ohamplain street..
FRAEK B. q FRANK 6. WALBRIDGz
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FOR THE ABOVE

THAN ANY OTHER HoUsEIN THE CITY
DB- ALL KINDS Of o. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
BE UNCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates of Discount. feb9
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MA5OR oRAzr, Of the 7th Ohio, is in the
city for few days.
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AGRICULTURAL.

GRIGU ULTUR Al.
PLOWS.-We have a superior lot for the
Spring Trade.
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 co,
SO Center-St
CUJTTVAT0Bs. Steel Teeth and
SHOVEL PLows with !, 2 and shoYels.
BALDWIN, DnyTITT & 90.
IRON ROAD SCRAPERS, Churns, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, &C., SC.
BALDWIN, DEWITT & co.
OK YOKEs, and few more Of those BEST
CLOTHES WRISOERs, at
CLEVELAND ACR. CULTURAL WORKS,
feb2s 80 Center St.
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First PaEe.---Loeal Items from L.asi
EveninG's Edition VIII be found On oEF Isl
rage.
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CA. Read & CO., Bankers,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CIEvELAND, o.,
VIII Give Higher Rates Of Premium
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DENTISTRY.
A SINGLE TOOTH 81 90. =
n QITfn

upon Yulcanized Rubber Base, with our mode OF in
serting is pronounced by all to be the most fe-like
and useful In Eating Speaking and singing. Iney
rain and warranted 70 t for less than half our for
er prices. Experience has brought the practice Of
our profession TO high degree OF perfection that
partial entire sets be made without the least
incOnvenience 80 the patients, and undtstngush
rom Natural Teeth, for siO, el5 and s2O 3 set.
~ Established over ten years, corner Ontario-Sf
and Public Square, south side;l
aALLIWELL DANIELS,
dAoI Dentists
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HOSIERY, &C.
.REAT BARGAINS

- LhuhL DAItUAINO
Wool Hosiery,
Embroideries,
Trimmings, &c.
In consequence of change in our firm, TO take ef-
feet on the Ist OF September next, Mr.. r. Haas
MANN retiring from business, We propose TO sell ct
great bargains our entire stock Of
WOOL HOSIERY, EMBROInERIES, BANDS,
OAMBRIU AND DIMITT. LADIES
DRESS TRIMMINGS, 40.
Those wishing to avail themselves Of these bar
gains will please to examine these Goods all Of our
own importation, and bought for CASH at low rate
Of exchange.
Ou- stock viii be kept complets as tefore, and 10
change whatever win take place in our regular Spring
j1 jSaa RETTBERe 4AUsMAEE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
SEWING MACHINE

SEWING MACHINES.
A full assortment constantleg on hand. We
deal in none bat the best.
G. ". CROwELL Co.,
feb9:451 ZII Superior 81. DIHrbls BLOCK.
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AUCTION SALES,
Monday, March 23d, fS63,

9SO ACRES CHOICE TIMBER
OOO LAND At AUCTiON.-Ths undersigned
will offer for sale, on the premises,
Monday, March 23d, 1868,
at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ $50 Acres Cmore or Iess0
Choice Timber Lam, situated in the township Of
Mentor, LAKE county, Ohio. mile east OF VII.
lOnghby village, and i' ing the line Of the O. r.
Railroad and is knowu ths Ely tract Of Land late
B.wies'-) The Timber nsiss Of White Oak, sui.
bic for ship timber or railroad ties, Beech, Maple
Hickory, White AID Black Ash, Pin Oak, choc3
VIII tewCc5, &C, s. and will cut leo cords 70 the
acre. The SOIL Is sandy loan, very rich-gaOd r.n-
ming brook Of water, kno n as ths "WaTd Brook
rir Iuuri vii s5e5ri IN lpts e es nd wards
. suit purchasers. Tfti5 perfect.
TERMS Of SALE-One half Cash at the time Of
use. o. AN DREWS-
?. S.-Any inf rmati0n desired in regard to the
above property will he furnished by Mr.. JOHN L.
BR JWN, Euclid station, or g. ANDREWS, propri-
etor, c. rner Ontario and RrCspect-Sts-, Cleveland
Cleveland, Feb 3, ls63 fs % 432
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CONGRESSIONAL.
MAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 4.
After transacting some unimportant
business, Committee was appointed to
wait on the President and inform him that
the House had finished business, and to
ask if he had any further communication
to make. The Committee returned, stating
that the President had no communication
to make.
Mr.. Grow, in feeling speech, returned
thanks for the complimentary resolutions,
and the House adjourned sine die
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Silver PIaIed WnFe'
Just received andf for sale at the lowest possible
ratns a arIariid atncLr Of silver.nlatod rara

The shove goods are from the largest and most
reliable mandatory Of Plated Ware in this
country. have sold their goods for over ten
years, and will warrant every article to be Of the
best quality Of double plate,
nov 26 ". P. FoGG.
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- Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP'
sis, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and sll
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throst, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See sd'
vertisemsnt in smother column. once No. I1s,
Saneca street
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ENVELOPSI ENVELOPS lii
Nj soo O0O ENVEIOPS, Of all sizes, quAliss aud
6olors for Ssl0at the Leader Counting Room, sheaB
OF Ol1h.
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sHHKPEAsT ERs,
Gold,
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PAPER MANUFACTORY.

NLEVELAND PAPER Comply
" -hanuiactursrs Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PIEG PAPER- OrdsIB 1lled promptly.
ERAc5 WGntsd. Once l6O Bupsrior-Et,
usE, TAILOR AgOsti
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Silver,

Silver,
Coupons,
Canada and UncurFent Money
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
- ID nnrn
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WAR CLAIMS.

sOIdIers' Bounty, Pay and PenHiOns.
We sre authorized by Government to collect
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Pray er.

Fill up the void spaces of your time with
meditation and prayer, They arc the safest
who are most in their closets who pray,
not to bc seen of men but to bo heard of
God.
1t is comfort to Christians apart to think
their prayers meet before u throne of grace
and their persons shall meet before Il throne
of glory,
There wants nothing but believing
prayer to turn promise into performance,
God is great God, aud therefore he will
bc sought; he is good God, and therefore
he will be found.
Tho breath of prayer comes from the
life of faith,
Whatever you want, go to God by faith
and prayer, in the name Of Christ, and never
think hs delays are denials
They who spend their days in faith and
prayer shall end their days in peace aud
comiort.--J Mason.
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farm aud AuusehulG,
from he Americon Agricei'orist.
Kitchen d;arden.

Tho near approach of frost makes this u
huay month in the Kitchen Garden, M
thcro are many cropa which must bc So
cured before they are injured by It. This,
with preparation for next Springs work,
will Keep al bands fully occupied until the
GROUND becomes fro1cn. 4 good gardener
will havo cvory thinG cleared up, aud the
garden ~ clean aud tidy iu the FALL as AT
any other season
Beans .limas are ruined Ivy u Blght
frost. As soon a. there is any danger, pick
tho crop, and shell and dry those not
wanted for immediate use. House the poles
tor another season.
BccfS These should be harvested before
hard freezing. In cutting the tops, do NO,
cut too close. store IN BINS and cover
them with sand or earth to prevent willing
or il the quantity is small, they may he put
in barrels. They should bo allowed 10 dry
little before housing.
CdbbogcS Harvest upon the appearance
of hard irosts. The best plan we have
tried for wintering them is, to place two
rails side hy side, or to plow deep turrow
and set the cabbaGcs heads downwards on
tho rails or along 'he furr0w. Then by
means of spade or 10y turning ny the earth
with u plow, completely cover the cabbagcs
Snd pat the earth down bard with n spade
30 as to shed water. The rrlScS should be
made on sloping picco OF ground from
which water will run freely. l'Itu's sown
hst month for WATERING, may bc set ont
VI cold frames.
HotBc,lS Provide = heap Of rich earth
m convenient place '"r use in h"t.bYde il
carly spring.
Ohiops Those eoWn lato, for winter
ing over, need good covering NJ hitter to
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4 BLESSED DAY.-Whata blessed day is
Sunday to the man who necessarily catches
but brief glimpscs of homo during tho toll
ing week who is OH in the morning while
little eyes are still closed in slumhcr, nor
back at night till they are again sealed by
slccpl What would he know of tho very
children for whom he tolls were it not for
the blessed breathing respite OF Sunday ?
What honest working mans child will ever
forget ths day. when, clean and neat, it is
his privilege to climb papa's knee, and
hang about his neck, and tell him all the
nows which goes to mako up his narrow
litlc world. Marrow did we say? We
recall the word, tor i; widens ont into tho
boundloss ocean Of eternity. Sunday for
the working mans children! So would
We have ia day hallowed by sweet pure
home influences; when tho little band,
quite complete shall rest from labor, and
Love shall write it down tho blessed day
oi all the soven.
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Con BLEss NV MoruER,- Mothers often
lean on Gods promises in faith that their
wayward children will be reached by prayer
and led back TO Christ A chaplain III the
navy writes
" Not many nights ago the whole meet
ing was moved as the heart Of ono man by a
nohlO looking youth of eighteen, who, in
the midst Of his hrokeu-heartod prayer
burst forth in tho earnest supplcation
% God, bloss my dear mother thank Thee
that Thou hast heard hor many prayers, and
that !, so long the object of hor love, have
at last become the subject of Thy grace
And on the last night the feelings Of every
ono present wcro again moved in like man
ner, by the testimony of sailor in middl,
hfe, given, with sobs and tears, 10 the blossej
influence of a mothers prayers in restraining
wayward son from sin. and in bringing
him az length, by the grace Of God, to tn,
hope Of salvation"
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TuE Beauty on FMrH,-Tho worlds
IDEAS Of beauty are as false as its ideas of
heroism A little rounduess Of fcaturo and
freshness of color, aud many cry out, How
lovely :" Gul il is the lovehucss of a statue
or of painting, not of u being made in tic
image of God. Within that rounded and
painted caSkct there may be dull pebble
OF paste diamvud. ipstcad of gcm.hko
soul, lie who ia attracted by the outside
show is disgusted whom he sees the pow
crty within--ag agoldon case for pcnnywoTth
Of glass hcads' But spiritual beauty will
so mirror itself in the plainest features aud
flash out from the smallest, the most deeply
set gray eye as to mako dclormity loN, y
1t will e'hcrcalj2r a palo, iarrowcd, irrcgu
lar face, until il sccmS angelic