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BITTERS,
What Killed Him ?

Eh3, HALL IL HIS JOURNAL OF HEALTH,
Z speaking OF the death OF Washington Irving.
asks the above question and adds: He might well
have remained with Us tor some years TO come, mad
it no; been for advice, kindly intended no doubt,
bat given in thoggAtlessneso and reckless iSnOr-
ance.
He Had a Cold
Which by some iniadicous prescription. had been
converted into an asthma. Who gave that PIE
scriplion, or what il was, the outside world may
never know. Let me say to Dr. Hall that the pre-
scrptiOn was not
NeWell's Pulmonary Syrup
For that is an article that does not encender heart
disease, nor is It productive OF any asthmatic at
tectionsi on Tie contrary II VIII cure ali such afec
ti1n, and as for
Coughs and Colds
The world never saw q better remedy and never
viii. until Nature produces some new ingredient
ont OF which TO prepare it. Don't be afraid to use
ii freely. Every article 10 Il Is from Natures own
laboratory. the same to-day as they were = thou
sand yoaIs ago-all calculated 10 sooihe heal and
strengthen. There Is no
Better Family Medicine
Keen in the house; use it freely; give il to your
children upon the slightest indication OF a cold,
lud YOU viii think and speak Of il as all DO that
have hocome assured with its merits.
For sale everywhere.
REDlNGTON i co.
ula. Is 6u Agents. san Francisco.
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Trus>es. Supporters.

Gum Stockings, Abdominal Supporters Shoul-
der Braces. Su>pen>ory Bandages. six Elastic
Bandages for Ladies. very large assortment Of
articles in this line. For sale by
Il. Il. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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Mountain Copper s. Silver Min
ing Company.

ETNION MINING DISTRICT, PLCMAS CO.,
u California 0fice-Chco, Butte County.
Notice i- hereby given, that at meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on the
seth day Of August, 1861. an assessment No. l. Wa,
levied of fifty cents per share on the capital stock
OF the Company, payable in United states Gold
Coin, to the Secretary. at the Office of the Com
pany. Any stock Hpon which assessments shall re
main unpaid on the 29th day OF September ls6i
VIII I've advertised on the 1t day OF October lS6i,
as delinquent. and unless payment shall be made
before, Will be sold OF the l7th day ct October
lsei. To pay the delinquent assessments, together
with the costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale
Persons who have heretofore paid on said assess
meut No. l. VIII have the amount credited 10 them
on the assessment now levied. "A
r. Il. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Notice to Teachers.

rEsHE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Il County Board Of Examiners. viii be held at
the School House in 0roville. on Saturday tie 29th
Of October. commencing al ten O'Clock 4. NJ. All
Who are interested, respectfully invited TO at
tend. Applicants for certificates VIII he required
10 furnish satisfactory evidence Of good moral
ch4rzctsr- ISAAC UPHAM,
tT CuGntv Superintendent
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ygNuE UNDERSIGNED BEING THANKFUL
4 to MS friends and the public generally, for
their liberal patronage for the last eight years.
hcits continuance Of the same as he has spared
10 expense in fitting mp his place of business, and
building FIRE PROOF VAULT is now prepared
to wait on his customers, and guarantee he will
serve MP nothing but the best of French Brandes,
Fine Old Whskey. Holland Gin. Wines and English
Ale aud Porter, and Pure Native Wines, and viii
sell in quantities to suit the grade cheap as any
House North Of san Francisco. Agent for Lyon
Cos. Ale ard Oregon Cider. Keeps always on
hand large and well selected stock. MS II
Ooyille, May a. 1854.
pHILIP FAREELLY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

80, -. .r, sr.-,.
ohthlhe At mAhVkRS nilA-S iue nas'r
burg te'egrafh fnds ths following s'a'emep.
about M'C'ellans retreat rom Malvern Hul
10 the Rev. ]. ]. Marks able history Of The
Peninsula Campaign 10 Virginia. n is por.
tiob Of history which will be difficult for Gen.
M,C,sI,an IN exn,sio. Tho attainment In the
n,or. ,r.no,..n, ;n., now f,o,, ,he s.c, ,h.,
a.. D. w. ~ 81. ,..,.,o,u ,,nm.a,
~. -. ~. ~. ~ w,c,s,,. - s.aa.ss 49,. ~. p..,..,.
'',v e''e' :. o'."a' 's- ~ e,s'e' 80.
- "ss nos wl"'en -. '"y po"''0'' enec''
nor oy q politician .out oy sn army chaplain
who was faithful witness Of the sceoss which
Ne describes. We copy from. u DOW .or the
benefit of the people who are invisedrto vote
for the swcet.scsuled General who ran away
from a victory which tho eloriops old army Of
tho po,or,.. hs,s ~o, ia ssvs .lfi3
TG,T7 },S1t 10 ~
The battle was over, bus the eannoua
ding stu contlnred, ana shells and balls Of
every description tore throughlthe woods
10 censeless whlriwind OF iory. in the
u '"v.'s .,,s.",. ~" oou'eoe'" "'eS
He'd in the widest disorder from the scene,
and hid themselves IN swamps aud hollows;
soldiers without guns, horsemon without
caps ana SWORDS, came tue hospitals 10 the
oatue'neln OF UieDuaie, ana reported that
their regiments ana orlgades were swept
away ano Wey aiooe were escaped 10 tell
the tale, -, z,sr,sq I'd. 1.es.dF I
~ Is one ol Inc slrangest thlegs in this
week Q, disasters Inat oenerai .Mc Clelian
oruerea /" 'e'tea, 10 harrisoos LANDING
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

idi Ssys1 1the Mt. Vernon Bdmmsr: D isroii
'hd Geo. Joseph Hooker, the hero of Look
out Mouutsin,o Is out for Mcclellan for
President, .,lJ1a i3ida sHqlil9d5I adi n9dW
5lq Gen. Rosecrsns, q brave aud true man,
hes avowed bis determination to support
Nc CIellan.i sli1js SD suol 1s,mao l.c4 7
. These are pure lies-msds out Of whole
cloth. Gen. Hooker lis for war 10 the
death op the rebels. bile Gen. Roseersns
spologiEed TO the Chicago Board of Trade
for being caught in the city at the time
tho convention was in session. Neither
one Of them support Gen. Mcclellan or
train with bis company Sandasky Reg.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

Be'o the Rebellion, ihe South always
beat the North in politics with the aid Of
the Northern Democrats. Desparing of
besting the North with arms, tie Rebel
South resorts anew to politics. aud con.
Tracts 9Th the Peace Democrats that they
gel into power, stop the war, and confer
upon the South what she was unable to
copquer-the political control Of the conn
uy. Thsnk Godi the issues Of peace and
war are not 10 the hands Of the 'Confeder.
ate politicians Of Richmond and Chicago.
Volunteer soldiers hold them, aud Id The
same grip they bold the Springfield midsket
li'Pf'S 'H7SfustN 9nl a1s NvlsY T.,;b,, ago
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

A negro soldier, the other day, said
that the Democratic party was becoming
Yankesized because they do just as Mas
sa.chnses" 81 I 500 .y.4G1t mis BnJ
q Why is the rebellion like Gen. McClel.
Ian Because il is on its last legs aud
stands upon the Chicago Platform. VI
" Anew Democratic dcily--.ths janus ssi
cp BY the chicsgo Convention. 20 7
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wAa-Nrws.

w.a prr.Sr,rrsf. Sent. ia |
10 MO- ef". D'S
Lieut. Gen. Grant telegraphs 70 this depart
mebt in respect TO the dran as fcllowsa
n. n M S,..,.. o., w... 3D.
VIZ. -.
W. vugn. nave ,ne Tno'e nomoe. ~
'hen cs'eu ~, " .ne ,les'uens ~ '9e
sa', suor'eS' poss'ole une' I'omP' scuon "
n'''ng our armies w'n nave more enec' ."
sme un. c"e"y 'ua" ,c'o'y o'e1 ,ue"
luoJ poes' uvoy'c'% ssu nsse .uo.
tne" oehe'ei 'ue'e " s"eu party Nott" '"
'sso' ,eoosoh"s ov"'so'" ,ooeps"ucs0.
.ppa'ss e.su auo' - .u'o'oeu 80 E
.ue% " .,N ~. eono ~
~. 5""' ,y say ny .ss, '"' as" "a
nea'y ou.S"V ,nsu oltne W.T. spo
.nss u.sv s", ,p" yu,u 70 mocn %ore ne
fu.p 's SS'S,,o Pc'Se VII w roso
ae' SS, WIZ ,ha ,ss d,. NV eec.,ous sne eo'ou
armies viii savo ~ .tadd;p. lapd ~
sr%es ,es. ~.,l Wy ! save me sneoo'og Of o'ooo 70
a" '"ne"'o ues'ee' a. .1
~. ,o,oD zG,l, = . sAAs', .'''s s'a,
"' 'o,'o"ns o'e'ssra'n mas 'een 'e.e''
ed from uen. sherman on The same su'9ec':
ATLANTA Sept. ia.
10 No" e. @' S''1f'"' S'e'y War bnh
4 lam glad to bear that the draft will be
enforced p First becauSe we want the men;
| second because they come as privates to Gil
our old aud tried regiments, with true and
experienced officers already on hand and
third, because the Executive Of the law will
ma6ifest a power resident in our govern.
ment epdaito the occasion. Our govern
menp though democracy should in times
oftronble aud danger be able TO WELD the
bpower6 Of a great Dati,n at will. q lfi'''
bUs ;gnialsai0s 90 % s9aail9 a. W. p. sHrHras.
l The draft is ordered 10 commence 10 oil
the States and districts, where the quota is
76ol9 filed by volunteers, on Monday, the
10 b, and will go OH until completed =
fV6iunteefs aud substitutes will be received
and codhted 10 as late o period as possible.
Q emoa b1nsd 9na''m 'wAsHsoros, Sept, a.
td The following has Just been received from
be.Ao sSbe tIIdbn-blD, D,E' bGs ,isiluo % t9lns"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

OF ATLANTA -2The following ex.
tract from the Columbus, (Ga.) Times, Of
April 70. VIII be found interesting at this
time: qsilo
1.-The capture OF Richmond would prove
Of greater Importance TO Oar enemies 10
political point Of view than any other sense.
With our capital in their possession, we
would find additional influence brought to
bear against Us abroad; but as q material
loss its fall would In no manner compare
witbe -disads dsantages (which would result
rfrcm iheo defeat of General Johnston and
the occupation Of aaeorgisthatI woald fol
low sid The FIRST poiat is near our bouodery
dine, the secoodis ioor great centre To
loose the one would be as the loss of o
limb; shouldwelbe driven from the other
it will be a terrible blow at our most vital
pointg This We must admit, and our enc.
my knows it. od "a IGsdiA 1Ol IgA5A .Jh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

ynjThe N. y Herald's special says A
Union signal station lut 1Dutchq Gap,
wasebombaredb iby the l,re ebels on Friday
evening: the Union batteries Feplied with
Cvigofo liPhe officer at the station, Lieut. :.
"A msarn, reinaiued at his post during the
contest. The damage TO Us actually
amounted 20 nothing, W bile with the enemy
it was, quite different, after the cessation o!
firing their eartbworks bore unmis,akable
evidence Of hard usage. Men were busiIy
engaged until dark repairing the damages.
n A brillian, movement took place on Fri.
day night last, when The rebel picket line
with entreDchme0ts we're carried by Han
cocks Division.d Our line in front was
rather irregular, and it was determined TO
straighten it up by taking that held by the
rebels. A coveted position lay at the foot
Of o hill, on the crest Of which is strong
rebel Fort making an attach one of great
hazard. Besides it was of value to the en-.
emy in as much as il afforded him survey
of a goodly stretch OF our works toward
either flank, SO at l A! M. the Goth Penn.
Goth Indiana. and the ID U 8. Sharpshoo.
ers. all under Gen. DeTrobian, started
onets ixed, moved quickly toward the reb.
el position. The rebels were asleep. and
ourtroops were into their rife pits ere they
knew it. 10 the confusion two or three
shots were fired, and that was all. Some
artillery fired from The hill, but did no
damage. Our troops instantly set TO work
turning the en.renchmentsa 10 their advan.
tage.O I'D ~ 5yioY cid O., 113ilp 5ai iIEa
About three o'clock force of the rebels
was heard approaching whereupon vigor-
Gus fire Of lnusketry hnd artillery opened on
them and they retired. in disappointment
and modification, .',s mi. ,'a1,. , La
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

81 A letter dated ss Toronto ssys that deser-
lens from the Britisb srasy. under ths Yankee
bounty temptation. are 90 great thss pesrly
ons shousand Of the Qussss troops have Iel.
80 Qcsbse. fos The ptess6x. Ms1y points on
tbs CsDadisn Iineu ere wstebed f6f dessrters.
Three Wefs bagssGsd on the Hisgsfs River
lat peek. .snd ere " b dot q Hamilton, tbis
1e1k. Five el6csn are rspsrtsd 10 have kft
FOR The uuhed sistss bsg & .a,.t.-5s
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Ter.is. Geld,

We are asked by Democrats, who is
this MI. Belmont, who seems to have q
perpetual lease spon the Democratic party
He Is a foragnsr, lives in style Of the Eu-
ropean nobility, and 10 put by the money
moagers and sboddy contractors OF Wall
street at the head OF the Democratic par
~ TO keep IL conservative. ~ vagl
sau . ti En- Gov. Sam. Mkdayy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

u. REoRurrs are going lfoySrfd osths font
in large Numbers, and the increase of Gen.
Granite force must be- great. II Lees hopes
are 10 the iuverss ratio Of these sccrstiors.
his threatened assaults for tbs recovering
Of the Weldon road, viii not be seriously
alarming TO the Ia. General szs 10 lasl.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Cheap
~ Those IN want Of good Top Carriage, with all the
style aud o. the day and OF wgh.
WORKS. may 6od sssh si the HAfbor. on in9aiy q
- : --s-I ,.0vin-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

You read the Scriptures my friends Laugh
teri You have need to do so yourselves, for
you can't 20 into church. nowadays, wi.ho ut
being insalied. - RqnHey. Saturday night.
.ri That's o. damaging admission for the
Oopperhesd Democrsey-@that their plans
and purposes and feelings are such thai
they are iusulted' by the word of God
wherever, they hear ill., We don't wondel
ati7their feeling In this lwsy--our astonish
tnent Ia that they thus openly proclaim
their shame. - Leader. 11assday.ooig iaii
isa Mr.. RanDey shoald be invited to move 4
AsbssbuIs.o 10 isd9n51lai Ilbiios bsm 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

ADMINISTRATORS SALE i--In
Of an granted the Probate Court Of Ashta
bula County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
Public Auction on the 26th day Of Sept. 1854,
between hours O'clock upon the premises the
following described real estate situate In the village and
township fGeneya In said county and bounded as oow
on the North the high wayon the East by lands Of
Nicholson the South by the Methodist Parsonage lot and
the West lands belonging to the Baptist Church ri Ge
neva to the dover estate Of Roxana Kennar therein
Terms of SALE third down, onethrd In and
third n years day Of sale with interest Deferred
be secured mortage on the premises sold
( - r. b. MUNGER, Administrator
Ofestate of CAssIUs KEENAN,, decd.
THEODORE HALL, Atty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby Civ.
en- tn the Copatnershp heretofore existing
Martin Montige, Nicholas Clemens and Charles Mueller,
under the and firm Of Monigle Clemens Co. and
the foundry business in the village Of Ashiabula
has been BY mutual consent, dissolved.
NICHOLAS CLEMENS.
AsbtaboIa. July 8. 1864. 3t767s
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9nifioiRcslb ,nhobaHkRsEY NEWTON, tvsenncy
4zTsg- =z=--======
.iss'Hs soSs ordLlsBnrr have been engaged in q
isost SfnsaternaIa idowSpat Columbus for day
~ tsS7 psst.a 10 an effort u d Comparison Of
ii6tes sSd rsc0stsliati6np Of difYsrebces. The
YsnApd,shsm and Medsrs school are hostile 70
ihe, nsm6cratic ,uomipse, and ihreAtsp 70 hy
yfhe track r. seems ts esp there, Y % deal Of
ssppecesspfy anxiety sdisplsyedi about Little
j Apek's vpositioaJ Wa have more cop6denee 10
okisthsnishsy srpssv soihsve. 1--WE have had
lao fsarl that be would be- the source of troable
to his political frishdsg No nose 'of wax, OF
peppss 'coald ass more, pihpf ana obedisnt
atssn. be viii prove himself The mere fpsttei
psAssoSh ,l NstsiSfs Al a9spnt tS
ieslheis weight With aim Z hs, oSpl oSpl Carries fht
ss!sc,iar, ,paskeF gums will answer al sndsl o
shissFarirs, endIit matters but dittleswbether be
ANaees himself with reviews md
,risb On iafhyef So e00sprscsicaliysv svoiding
-sajibias likg wst; stspsndshis tine inidiscos,
shssBscry of pesees. and tbeae vects ofess-
ssada fKs o6y pyiAt u tsassS guard q Il that be j.
ksp A shs tisbs hands. All the taagtipg spd
tbrsst ed bbltipg sSe 9bpotleas, grasuditesolu'
sYssssiono Al theq iaithfnln The proceedings p
ythis eeseesn have parsupunt Importance a
ethe Gcpprerheadsl of this vicinity astheyV haye
umioifesied utenss interest iaatheteports sestrto
,shsfa ovsr tbs lwirsal no b1s semhL ed 40
-DiTEe vote 10 sustaii The soHinse passed, its sis
esajd'By q hsjptity Of two vStes! pph s'ns' /
.1ciz9SfiS 81 -@5ss-3n9 DuE /
10 'yslsaPsEsssss.sn e Neeisll-n. tnd
sd,GsesAseessk kss been 1ppdis SepoH shg obstacles
,llfosn into TIE. path, 5f McGIslaa By The Pres
Aspt ssf sgHosrs of tbs Goysrnpeut His pest
sgoetsc5ers prodsctiye ofbpe results. aud his
-pAthusy weaobstrvsted. and hisaprogress dm-
ipalhdibyddifkcaitiesi east in his iwaychy; petty
,Ss6lstyk bEe 'sasI d victim to ipjustices which
.aaihissteao H. bae being abrSstfa aud su-
ipdf1sdt dns s1y One Samnopg our coSpppsrhead
qafti csses % Se enlightened ufpIooa The groGond
{ eds S ,ssasr val oi ii itbe head of the
ssrmy IA MY fnd tbe eli fof fbs msttefin the fo,.
.iesisgo ssticIsR from the Philadephia Gazette.
,whishissprth; o candid ,Perusaal. .l,o1 del;
--.BsesSss sbe WAS insubofdinate TO his 50
-i3tfiOfaa hleef, she cohstitutionap C0mman-
sdSflfs chef President lincoln, In neglect
hix ofsfefasing to obey dis 'peremptory or
.aer iae6aBheaee active operations with
.ltiS RffSy ofstheh PStomac on The i22d Of
tFJtfassyb nS6a, and oasor In writing an
VfsbeaTbeiis letter to tbePtesident while
Qeonmsuding tbst army, making base char
'Eestsgsiist hin OF viii fol misma6agement
!, -',sBecanse he Vas iasubornate to his sape-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

Isn't 4 odd tbat . running vine should pro.
doce esntslopsf tssia ymgo
A wonss's tears ssfssna maD's hssrt j her
AsttsHss bis bead 'seo 81 5ssJ '0e4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

SPECIAL NOTICE.--All persons IN.
noissd hat p.ynsa msa & made
Without s no. dslsg Psy@sat gss bs "a =, .s cadss.isnsd
Cook, 10 Ashiss-' sugar Hall At the ofes .s' s'
a-. b 49, fFnnEonoss HAIL D. H.
Jul, 10. fsef- -at7ec si'a 'l-ssaR HALL. -.
Administrator.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE WILLIAM H. WATERS. whose
present residence Is unknown hereby notified that
Margaret A. Waters did the sth day Of September, A. D.
1864 file her petition In the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas in and for the County Of Ashtabus and
State Of Ohio, charging said William H. Waters with habit
ua drunkness than three years last past and with
neglect OF duty and asks that she may be divorced
frem said William H Waters Said petetion will be Tor
hearing h the pext OF said Court commencing on the
18th day of November, 1854.
THEODORE HALL. Atty for Petitioner.
Dated this 10th day OF Sept 1864. u 6t7es
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7ICARDSorr'@
NJ E w M ETH o D
FOL r THE PIANO FORTE.

PRICES REDUCED FROM a TO % 30.
GEORGE HALL. having just received
30 i1sces n"s Of large purchase of RIcHAsDsoNs
farhe. notice 70 send the postpaid otervs,
receipts Of % so 70 any part q the United st4tes
Direct 10 GEO. HALL csvslsndso or 70 AshtsbaS, o.
Also sny other Auss Book fisss of kase sent post
paid on receipts OF prres. :
A'hheaiA, August q, 1894 1i GEO. HALL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

do II is announced that Hon, Thomas Coryin is
about to take the stump in Ohio in favor Of the
reelection OF Mr. LiDc0ln.ft yl7,,l,ioa,, tsdt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

I.--.------ = = '-- -. UEOhuE d. MCCIIELI4ANs
TO Hon. HoRATio sErxoUR, and others, Committee
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14
THE RIGHT SORT OF RELIGION

Some s,nc whose head is usually ..lev-
ell" has written out his relfg gsdlitE follssxs
Il will do to read and think about
We vaut . religion that goes irtto the fan,i-
tly,l and keeps tue husbsad from beiug spite
fus when she, dinner is late; kaaps The wifs
fropg being fratful wiiee -tbe hnshsnl
tracks The newly wash,d aoor WITH his
muddy boots ana makes tise husband
niadfal of The. seraaer ana door maj;
aHuses the children as well ass insiruc,s
them; wins % we'll as governs theac pro
jecss the honeymoon into the harvest
moon. and uiakes the happy hours like the
/ Eastern igtree, bearing in les bosnm at
once the beauty ofsthe. tenJerrhl,sss6 and
the glpry of the. .ripcned Gais.
We want religion that bears not only on
'tbe siufdlness Of sin but on the rascality OF
lying and stealing: a religion that banishcs
ali small measures fIoustlse coumners. small
lbaskets from the stalls, pebbles frap the
the cp'toa bags, clay 'FRONT.'. paper. san /
nom sugar. chicsory from coffee, beet root
froa Vinegar, alum from breal lard from
butter, steychaine from wine. and water
EaY milk caas- .--.
!. sIsafeli sittt shst is to Alliance the world
will not put all big strawberries at the top
apdi all the bad ones at the bo.top. 1t
VIII not of.r more b,skets, Of foreign
xlnrs thar the viney4td$ ever produ,cd
bottles. - -
"a The. religion that j. to sapctify the world
pays its, sfsb,s. II ,1ocs DOT can.iler forty
Cents returned f,r one h1nired given, i.
according 10 gospel, 'hough it i, accord
ing to.law. II looks on ,nan who has
failed in tr ric and wio eon'in;les 10 live
in luxury. as thief. Il lols oa I man
who PROMISES TO pay ffty dollars On de-
'nand with interest, and who ncclccts 20
pay it on demand with or with ,ut inter
est, a. a liar >. .-.s