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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
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saaaBn lSterf al doses Sfsane the atordach NJ
r Parelyzs EAs sowes must giys presseos v
tite, with nom one 10 two OF his extral ~
zainilry nlla, and cures tha- Inoat virud tn
SfS sss TSss. W. sssss
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salye have opened the eye q the publcr9
a % ahS S aso SaSs
I0ng blindly depended. Maggiel's pills arse
rot Of me s w ns " every boT @ 9S see
oreates An ahaolute necessity for another.
one or twp OF Mnggiel,s Piils suiiees 70
af0maeh, create an aapetite, and render
tfe spirits light aud buoyanti There IN NO
q Estip2tion. II the liver y enected, It's Juno
fg tsana are restored; and u the nervous sys.
ON Z i9e anes i ln. edilne Very de-iraSls
AR the wants OF delicate feEnai9s. Ulceron'
sa R1 BY the alalnfectant power Q
Masgiels salve. In facts , y ~ mere mere an
nounced that Ms9gssgs .sn nore aiI otber
mii While for Burns, scalds, Ohilniain ~
Cuts and AL abrasons 81 the sKi NJ 1t III
pine street New York, and all Druggist
a. rs cunts por box. N..S
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
We invite the special attention Of ou
eaders TO DR. Fasterlyis advertisement
~~f'A tfich can be seen In our adNersisinG GO
sAi ESQ '-Aas. Ut. Easferly's Family Medleih'
"'eA ne deservedly popular, have rapid sal
We general satisfaction, aud are Kept
.Nv@ = "a. the principal drug-stor@z througho'
a&Westcrn and Southern states. leiwl
.EJt3113 aaNeAn that DIR. Eastarly does not recon
reAse mend one m@1eina 70 euro NIL disrAAe
.Sibat prepares e,remedy ftsr each particuii
disease, which can he relied upon 10 cur
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

A9 BASE BALL.--The Committee APP
pointed on last Saturday for the pur-
pose of dividing our ball-players into
classes of Mines, as per National
Base Ball Regulations, have, after
mature deiberation, made the followl
ing decisions 49 a5.'' ..f..
First Nines-W, II. Hollingsworth.
|. Haas, 5. A. Coolidge, II. NJ. Thayer,
J y. Martin, j. l.. Orr, John Nurre,
d, u. Wheeler, Harry. Dexter. e ..i.1'
Second Mnes-@J .1Blythe Hynes.
Thomas p BTittol, G. H. Wehtz, p.
ID. Vets, CHI ButterfeId. u e,
Coolidge, IL. Ingle, w. II. Caldwell,
Third Nines-C. G. Cunning. JyH!
Carlin, Col. Barter, II. w. Preston.
-T Watkins, TGeorge Pashee, -a--4
Buchanan, Elisha Babcoek. 'Asqa
And in order that they may have
the players of the greatest, ability in
the First Mines. it is expected that az
soon af p member of the Second or
Third Mines proyashimselfte be pos
sessed ofgreater, skill than either of
those now selected as the First Mines,
he shah be promoted to the place Of
the one possessing less ability.
The, Captains for each Nine will be
selected this afternoon at % o'clock.
All.of. the Players should be on the
ground 81 that hour, '~AiF
Ia other cities .. great many citizens
become honorary members aof Base
Ball Clubs, paying their dues the
same as the regular players, /.
( We are informed that one of our mer-
chants witnessed a gamslof Base Bali
in New York city this Fail, at which
there were ten thousand persons
present.. @afE9a III
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
..RpL4L'S. GEpRQN BLTTERs.
Iaead M Edwards'a Atatemenl.

Itrtu MT IltLDttFIBa I3tlifUIrJIk.
LoUIsVILLE, KY, April ~, 1868.
DIR. JoHa BULIs-Deaf siri Gratitude 80
g0u, as well as "A sense of duty 10 the pub
he, requires that should give you "a state
ment, for public use, OF the great benefit
have derived from the use Of your " Cedfon
a. MMttfNrmA AfteKadniliiary aeFyic6 Of tiir-
@@m@fM mAnnthSs efabracing Ihd4 Tea 1tidge
campaign and battle, I WAS discharged
from the service and came home 10 die.
Dyspepsia. liver complaint, ana general
debility were fast hurfying mo ~ the
grave, and every remedy prescribed ny
Physicians seemed only To aggraVate my
diseases. About four weeks ago was for
innate enough 20 procure your "Cedfon
Hasi@I4,li sad bg tue use ~ them alone !
health. 1 can most earnestly reeonfnsnu
them an being ali, and more Than all, lhsy
ire recommended To be. You are at lutily
30 make any use you wish OF this sfhte-
xnent.
AgotI am, Feapectfpil 4, ,. g,s,Ass, y ia
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
LOCAL NOTICES.
.WAYrER. a boy at this Office.

FASHIONABLE OPENING.-Mrs. Wag-
ley respectfully soIicits the attention
ofithe ladies. band would be plt&lsed to
see them, at her, show rooms, No. 8
Second Street, on Thursday and Fri
day, October 9Th and 9th, when she
will display a complete and magnificent
assortment Of Partisan Bonnets, Hats,
&c, &c. Nov. 3
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

LEAVE FOR EyANsyILIE,--We announce
to-day, with regret, the rsmoYai f,om our
city OF the large wharfboat OF II. X. Dun
kerson & Co. IL goes 10 Evansville, where
II will no doubt DO literally patronized
by the enterprising business men OF that
city.5DaA .9l.I f>4BVI Ial143I
Since his settlement in New Albany, Mr..
Sebosnlaub, the manager hereof the brm's
business. has made very many friends.
who wan regret tili,aecessity that indueed
his removal, Hebas labored With an On
efgy that meritedsuccess, and that he has
not succeeded In building up a paying
wbarfboat business hcre was not because
OF any lack OF effort on his part; but be-
cause enterprise and money nave failed 10
bring enough business here TO make money
for two wharfboats. t4.ttE r+yftI ~
Capt. Schnnlaub viii carry with him 70
Evansville the respect and esteem or every
man who has made his acquaintance dur
ing bis residence here. HetalCeswith him
as his chief clerk, Mr. Mark Anthony OF
this city, whom we take pleasure IN CONS
mendlng TO the citizens 81 Eyansyille.--
New albany Ledger. NJ =
Very nicely said, Ledger. and truth
'fuIiy-the Captain comes back where
money and enterprise does bring bust
ness. More Of the citizens OF New
Albany hayean eye on Evansville and
'wi1l locate here If they can make the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

!. Evansville Is 70 have telegraph and
be placed in direct communication. with
Enthusiastically NFnereet the ylllaeets are
greatly 1pbllant, and :" muchly" lapdato-
~ of their growing greatness.-Nei0A tbaTlg
Ledger. fn4s.si~ faH sn iaag9i9 edI - 3
We have hadLa Telegraph since a
time whereof the memory Of map.
hardly runs to the contrary. Whist
we rejoice over is the putting up of b
second wire to enable the Telegraph
Company TO do the heavy businesHi
that offers. InnaIII 4 tsen,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

PERsoNALTnpn. Albert, G. Por-
ter, of indianapolis, is in the city,
stopping at the Sherwood House.
He Ia engaged taking dispositions in
the Straight Line Railroad case.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- kIadanieRoy = Corset sAsH huppoFter
combines novelty with perfection, and Ia
acknowledged TO be most comfortable
garment. II is sold everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

4 To BE REv1vED--Wo are informed
that the Bh9le IL 10 be revived by
other parties. II will be- issued, again,
next Ffiday9aa .gusla I'll stsf4sH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
sCITY NEWS.

REsIaNED I'VE are informed that
Mr.. John Roache has resigned the
position Of Cashier of the Merchants
Netlenal BANK ssamsfsaHs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

FINE poTAFoFs. -Mr. Moses Aiken,
one Of ogr most thrifty farmers, has
sent US sample Of potatoes grown by
him, thatfare exceedingly nice. They
are of the variety known as Pink
Eyes, are Unusually large and well fla
yored g fi 2Hf ,4t1 He ha
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

iT.tT scr eoLdAFE's AfiohArIq toAP.-A
superior Toilet soap, prepared fron refued
Vegetable Oils, in combination ith Oily
eerine and especially designed She use
OF Ladies' and for the Nursery. lAernnme
aexquiAite, and It's washing proptios un-,
availed For sale by all druggists
.xs..s. s.feb,3 dAWiy .s. i. .
vifn MM- RATCHEIsORsHs HAHN R1 = The
IA 81 Iaeat IN tho world harmleHhy rntinc, In
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10 nature, black or brown. dehA0 In
aligned WILLIAM A. RATcHELoh 1t Fl
Also, Regenerating Extract OF Milleurs
e0Olss k-beftorea, preserves, And oeapnu.the
@~SAN nhiF, frevertA bhlAfeAa. solo " htsng-
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Ia4AEzA diy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

HANDSOME ,PIcTUREs.-We saw,
yesterday, two of the pictures made
by Messrs. Ruhe & Starkey at their,
Fine Art Gallery over Sehlmpfer'a
Drug Store, which took premiums at
the late fair, They are surprisingly
fine, particularly that of Gov. sBa-
'ker, They can make fas good for.
any who call. Is CAD
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

Work CoMMENcED.-The masons
have commenced the excavation at
the mouth of the Sycamore Street
sewer, for The stone work, that is to
finish that great enterprise next the
river. The work will be of solid ma
sonry, twelve feet wide, three feet
across, and about six feet high, built
Of huge blocks of sandstone, with the
same calibre or bore of the tunnel
above BE tween this work and the
river, there will be paved waterway.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
LdAMaala MfNHLDw.

SMRldhi greatly. faeiltates the process OF
teething by softenng the gums, reducing
ali Inflammation. will allay ALL PAIN
aud spaamodic ACTION, and IS
SURE TO REGULATE THE B0wElA
Depend upon IL, mothers, IL viii give rest
90 4nelyfa hadeaAVa
MELfEF AND HEALTH TO YoUH INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years. and can say IN confidence
nmd truth of 1t what we have never been
able TO say OF any other medicine; neper
has failed IN single instance 10 eject
90 obaemrn, whena tHnei ID naeda hmgers din we,
know an instance bf Reconsideration by any
one who used II. On the contrary al are
delighted with ita operations, and speak m
term N commentator OF It's magical
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years experience, and pledge our reputation
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Qualifications for using VIII accompany
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s-.-.@m saalls al GaIflLs 4 REIsIkINa. Nov YORK.,
m a nrstafaa xMraas,AM ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

st4AM sod BY NalF tiFagglstA Throughout the
world.
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Renews the brash, wirS hair to silky SOFT
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Renews the growth OF theNair 4fitH
Renews the appearance OF hose that are
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R.P. HALL co. Nashna,N H., Pro-
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
No 315 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware


/ nearer and brighter hallooed loudly, and m,
shout was answered, and Johnnie called ou
In tairt and glad voice, "Os, hats father +
And happily SO it was.
The poor farmer becoming alarmed at the
heightened absence Of his children, had start.
gu VIII his two men and lantern in search
OF them, and gteat tears of thankfulness fell
rom his eyes when he beheld his loved ones
johnnie wac at once taken into his loving arms
aud quarter Of an hours walk brought us to
the farm, where The anxious mother received
US. Nelly was soon aroused by the warmth
and light ct the great FIRE, little or none the
worse for the nights adventure, but Johnnie
was sadly irostbitton, and it was long before
he recovered.
Deep was the gratitude OF tue honest couple
for the aid had afforded their beloved chill
dren, who doubtless, overpowered with sleep,
would have been hidden ia the snow ere their
father had reached them, and must inevitably
nave periahed but 'or the prayer which Jehn-
mes trusting, simple betrt had prompted, and
had been he means with Cots blessing Of my
sayirg them --Nordsiaa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
IT'S BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

IT'S BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,
Has sorrow cast thy spirit down,
Aud crush'd thy hopes Elysian2
Be not disheartened by her frown,
Nor beedless OF thy mission.
But go forth daily on thy way
The bonds of care dissever,
And pluck the roses while you may
'Tis better late than never.
Doth love consume with pensive zoe
Thy heart whence hope has flee.ed--
As sunbeams melt away the snow
They never could have hested2
Come, wreathe thy brow with laurel leaf
BE wife ne well as clever,
And learn nobler lore than grief;
'ris better late than neverl
Or hast thou wore, in folly's wars,
Forgot the land that boome,h
Beyond the ceaars and the stars,
Where sorrow never cometh
Oh, do not for phantom fly
From Paradise forever,
Rut turn thy trusting eyes on high
'ris better late than never
GnEAT LORD OF HEAVEN osRArIaN's KING
Whose vineyard open les
THU deemess not a worthless hing
Mans tardy sacrifice
stu saEctity the work we've brought.
And every fond epdesvcr,
This blessed creed thyself hast taught
'TIa BITTER LATE THAN NEvERi
81. J0nss MGgosns
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

BREEoHLEss GUN AND No GUNPow DER
The London Builder says "a startling inven.
| ton in gunDery has been announced by Mr.,
Harding who makes not only n breech- loader
but gun without any solid breech He tax !
a tube open at both ends, and this forms his
gun, which 10 loaded and discharged with
deadly effect. The plan is simply this. That
piece NJ waddipg is rammed in at one end OF
the tube, then another piece leaving space
AID of course some sir between them, closely
compressed; then the powder 10 placed in, and
then the ball on the powder. The hreech is
practically formed by tue sir contained be-
tween the fret and the second piece of yad
ding.
Others arc inqnirng if gunpowder itself
should be got rid oil altogether midst all these
changes7 Captain Dixon says Yes :" and
sends US one of his gunclotb charges--a piece
OF rolled tape, 40 to speak, In a paper case,
open at one end. The pAtentee claims for the
guncioth charges freedom from all risk OF ac-
cinenAl explosion, except when confined in a
gun barrel or bombshel They are non.ex-
plosive they burn, but 10 not explode il
lighted and hello in the hand they are harm
less U; they may be dropped down red het
barrel without tear OF danger. A hun lred
may be lighted at once, and The result will not
be more explosive or dangerous than setting
hre to handful OF shavings; neither would
the firing OF a whole magazine be attended
with more danger than the burning OF so much
wood, cotton or paper. The recoil ia scarcely
percept'ble the report ID only one-haif smoke
there is none; the combustion Is perfect, ard
no residue is left to foul the barrel and with
all, these charges are superior to gunpowder
as propelling force--at least 80 says the in
Ventor. Gun'cotton was, as formerly made
aud used, an uncomfortable, u1manageAbIe,
capricious force, besi des being liable to ignite
ut low heat and fire hv suontaunous
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

Important 10 those .aH,cte3 wdh y7chiag Teen
Ihcre ia nothing which people dread more then
rtlai a4i there l5 no pain more eGcrltia,fnp
tlau that ot Extracting n tooth. Now this
pam can all he obyated by taking the Nitrous
oNiia OF Laughing Gas, which IA admitted by
all the Dsnta! aIl Medical Journals to be the
nest nnHsthetlc for tooth drawing; best, be-
cause enough can be given to produce entire
insensiblity without danger; best, because it
is so pleasant to breathe, producing no sick.
nes5 or dissgreeable sensations, and leaving
the system entirely in two or three minutes /:
best, because il will succeed with patients on
whom cbloroiorm and ether have been tried in
vain best becGuse the most delicate and ner-
Yous and feeble persoas can breathe il with
safety; because with many persona it renders
tooth drawing pleasure. DR.. WIN. d. Nolcu
No. 2lO West Fourth street, has taken great
pains to perfect hiinseli in manufacturing and
Administering the Nitrous Oxide Gas, and hay
lug visited New York, and received full in
struciion9 from t." GniUn Deutal Association
he IL row prepared TO operate on uny oue who
may give him cali.
CoLrOs DENIAL ASSOCIATIONS. No. 10 CDoperl
Institute, New Ynrl:, Not 81, 1865.
This certities :lat tave given mll ead DEF
mite instructions to d. Wm u. Nolen. Of Wi.
mngton, Delaw re- - isanufacture and nd
ministsr the Hitrous Uxiir Gas, for the extrac-
tton OF teeth without pain,
(Sigaei) DR G. Q CoLTo.,
tebl-u For the Dental Assaesa.f5n.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
HoaalnLn TeAoroy IN soMrnsEr COUNTY

HoRRlnLH TRAGEDY IN SpMERsEr CGuSH
MARYtANp.-A terrible tragedy occurred j.
kockawhlking Somerset county, Nd, on Sun.
day II appears that after tht funeral VI i.
young m1n named Hat;on, tbo rcmaias were
conveyed to the private burial glundi OF 10.
sephus Humphreys; aud whom the relltiyes
ani friends had assembled, a very wcrth7
Y1ung man named John Humphreys, from
Princess Anne, escorted a relative who had re
Gently married man bs the name OF lsauc
James Cooper to the grave. Her Eus band
STOPPED them and threatened TO shoot hin if
he proceeded one step further; whpreupou n
brother OF the lady, named Pugpeli Jobnson
very worthy citizen, said " If yea want to
shoot any one, shoot me- Coos Instantly
drew revolver aHd shot him {. uIh the b, art.
Mr., Josiah Etling3worth, ORC OF th- most re-.
spectahia, as wei us psac-ahis cui2 - Of the
SLATE, attempted 10 restrain Cluper from fur
ther violence whereupon, ho tClarer) tirnc /
upon and shot him through the back killing
him 10 about hye Minutes Oae Of The by-
standers then knocked Cooper doqn with a
chair, and tied him securely, with the assis.
tance OF the people present. Il seems that
Cooper and his wife have been living separate
Tor some time owing TO bad treatment on hi.
part, aud that Mrs. Cooper had applied Tor n
divorce on that account. The affair has cfea.
ted profound aensation in that part OF the
State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

SETTLING AN ACCOUNT. To settle coffee with
an egg is al easy m..tor; but it Is not exactly
SO easy to settle IN ola account: truth which
Will De found illustrated u tie following COZ
gersStioa between 40 honest miner, named Ri
ley, upoa The north fork OF the salmon River.
In california, and one Nike DonGel Y, a trader
10 whom, it seems, Riley was Indebted soms
$40 for provisions, Said D. to RI
You ought to pay me this little bill. Tor YOU
Know trusted you when no other trader on the
river would Come row, IN throw of halt, if
you'll pay the rest
Well Nike, I'll be hanged iiIn allow YOU
to be more liberal than am. If you throw of
one half, Ill throw off the otherr
-, But this proof Of lberality did not safety
NIKE, and he replied az might be expected:
But that don't settle my account.
'ihen break an egg into il sail Riley, and
coolly walked OF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
X E L [ G. 10 US.
DRUNKENNESS AMONG WOMEN.


A correspondent OF the Episcopaiau of Phil.
adel phia eays:
There ia one matter to which you referred in
your last weeks issue, which, from it's fearful
increase, seems TO demand special notice.
tbe SIN and evll OF social drinking. A we'll
SHOWN new YORK PAPER says in late issue,
We nave the best authority for stating, that
some OF the most elegant ladies Of our leading
cllies will pass the summer, not at Saratoga
aha newport, as usua', but at an asylum f, r in
ehriates And we assert. on the same AUTHOR
lty, that the vice of oftashionable drinking i. uoy
more prevalent ambng the ladies than amoug
'he gentlemen OF our country L. further az
serts that girls oteRhteep, the daughters of
our most respectable merchants have been seen
grossly intoxicated in Broadway stages, and
on the streets, tha, ladies' drink in secret, keep
ing bottles concealed about their bones, that
they patronize what are called "ladies, rest.
aurants, where they order fancy drir ks ard
that IN some stores aud mason des modes bot.
ues OF wine are kept for lady shoppers"
Now, is not this II fearful piciure2 And it is
lo' alone in New York that such things are TO
be seen. Any one who will take the pains to
go to certain ladies Restaurants in our own city
can see ladies SLIPPING their fancy drinks
mere also ave spelt THAI we do know, and
testify that we have seen " when we say, that
here, too ladies driRk their wines, and seem
to !hinh 1t something to laugh at; som .taing
smart, and they j3ke one another, about
feeling tiRht-feeing it in their heads being
we'A IN the knees &c; as ilglory ing ii tLeir
shame. oh, do these mber The words OF
mat book which they profess to take as their
guide "foos mako mock at sim" Do they
got know that when we have gone as far thai
we can laugh at evil, we need 20 bat little
further to be overcome of it7
Oh, sirs, sound the note of warning.-it ia
needed Stand between the living and the
dead and cry day and night unto the children
ot your people /; thel if they perish, they per.
Ish but their blood cannot be required At tho
watchmans hand.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
REMARKABLE ANSWER TO PRAYER

A lady was travelling with her young fsni
iy and their governdss to The sea They haL
not gone many miles before she discovered that
the cook contrary to her orders, had Fl led al
the p p)ckets and every spare mock of the coach
| with provisions She was yery much annoy cd
and the first time they stopped to change
horses had every thing turned into q hamper
ana t0Id the servant 10 give it away. The go
| verness asked permission to 90 with the ser
Vant, while the carriage was detained to see it
properly given. A reluctant consent was oh.
tanned, and she hastened into the poorest part
OF the town that lay near the inn. She had
little time for any choice, and turning down
street she resolved To leave the hamper at the
hrst clean looking house she came to, Passing
several, she stopped at one with snow.white
curtain and bright window. She knocked
ag lost the door, 6utreceiving no answer, tried
the latch and went in woman reduced by
starvation or sick nesB to mere skeleton was
kneelins at a beds,eal which was the only ar.
tscle OF furniture in the room. She looked
ianguidly at the lady, who without delay emp-
tled the hamper on the ,ground-ham, pork-pie
tongue, etc.
VI was told to give this away" said she
and us knew no ono here, | determined 10
leave II at the fret cieau-looking house came
IT,"
Instead Of thanking or even answering her.
the woman, slIl ON her knees, raised her hands
ard said, "T thank thee, o NV Father tbor
knowest my need"
lev minutes told her story. She had lost
her husband after twenty weeks of fever. Mars
rag nm Lad reduced her strength and devoured
her substance. She was too weak TO work and
hao been compelled to part with all her goods
pieee oy piece, to pay her rent and OBJ iain bread
"a knew cold work If had meat I, nonr.
ish me, she said "but where could get II
-wherel' she continued, "why from i'm who
NJ II by you JHst as was asking him TO let
nae nave some, unlesi it was his blessed will
tAat should 90 to The work house "--Epscc.
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