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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-17
By &. Gathright. Auctloneer,
No. l433 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.

q.
No. l433 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
rROCKFRY AT kUCTION.-I will
" sell at my store on THURSDAY the isth m
WIFI GRAsiTS and 6 GR0C EsRYwaRg.
comprising n large and fine assortment, suitable
for the trade consisting in part OF
l. o0o sets CUPS and SAUCERS,
/ 900 dozen Pa IS,
500 PlTCHSRS.
500 BAhIHS and EWERS,
500 CHAMBERS,
1000 MUGS,
1000 BOWLES, all sizes;
500 CH Az PANS,
$40 NAPLES,
500 3 tKGSS,
1000 DISHES, all 5izes
Besides sPITTOOSS,
SCULlOPS,
BIRD BATHS,
BASINS,
and many other articles in the line. The trade are
invited 10 attend the sale:
AZ 10 T.. tAthh a, EuStloheet.
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auction Sales.
-
FUTURE DAY.
B, Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auct'oneels, "a,
No. ,4ia Main. between Fourteenth and F'i'
teenth streets.
FUTURE DAY.

teenth streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vAL = INV
FARM In HENRICo.. TWO MILES NIXON sIHWN
TaECITY OF RICHMnID; , G4L GALL CONTAIN.
HIiL.GN TIE OSBORNE TDRhPlks,I o,ccREl
ING THIRTY0sE AND TWv.I VIE mads by ohm
Fseny Michael Martin and Ellen, his s w,r In
The clerk OH Of nsnreo Comfy Cent ,hs bsnaa
in execution thereof, ut the request OF ane ,. IN
Charles in the said deed sell At public auctl0n on
WEDNEsDAY the 15'h day OF September, .r 49,, jsx
II o'clock H., II fair, II not, the next lsil psy
tn srsafter, thst very valuable FAsA loeassu ~
described above, containing tnirty-one aho WV
third acres ,,r
The improvements consist Of large orieI
dwelling aiming seven rooms, and the usus.
out.houses such as barn, stable, &c There 10
also on the farm fne orchard OF choice Irui.
trees and several .prings Of excellent water hear
the house.
Terms: Enough In cash to defrsy the expenses
OF eae and TO pay off a certain note for 81, COO
dated nth Uecem bsr 1885, with interest 10 day OF
sale, and credit for 80 900 till the LIST Of July,
1858 and the remainder on such terms as will be
made known on day Of sale.
william 81. LYME. Trustee.
sale conducted by Lynn BROTHER, Auc-
tioueers. he is-lds
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Meetings.

I'VE of RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, @
No. 10, hereby summoned to attend NV
stated meeting, at the Masons' Hall, THIS w
EVESING at 7 O'Clock BY order of the W
NJ WILLIAM J. RlDDlCk,
sa l7-1t* Secretary.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

cMALL. MARKET FARM OF NINE
CTY-SlX ACRES IN HANOVER ABOUT EiGa q y
MILES FROM RICHMOND: BEING pAkI s Uf
phSCE Of DR.. RgNRV CURTIS, FOR SALE At
will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY,, ls,h seltem6er. at IL
n:clo,k 81 the FARM located as above described,
combining ninsty six zcres. seventy cleared
twerty six in wood. The Improvements are ordi.
nary and only suii Gent for the accommodation oil
a snail family The land liz OF the light v4gata.
ole soil pee altar to the neghbo,hcod, and is 90
to any for the production Of early vegetables and
fruits. ;,
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at g. H. and
IL months for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
Sc IA aRUBSS i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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BY Gruobs y Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner o. Main and Eleventh streetl

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
DIV ELLING, on ADAMS STREET
NEAR BOOK AYES UE, FOR SALE AT AUG
TON We Will sell t auction, on the premises, an
THURSDAY tho 10Th Of september, at O'Clock
r. NJ. the BRICK STORE AND DWELLING now
occupied by MIS-. Mary Carol. This property Is
very valuable as a grocery stand, and ought to
attract attention 1T contains six rooms aud r.
kitchen with two rooms coal house, &c. Gas and
water Oh the lot, and ii culvert.
Trims: At sale. GhUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
ga n Auctionosrs
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam i Co.,
Auctionsers, Commission Merchants, and Zeal
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.


Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
l. vALUs Biz RESIDENCE IN TIL TCWh OF
MiNGn EATER VA-As tru-tse anier certain
deed OF trnat from A B. Chealham and J. w Chaa-
tham d. ted the 9th day o. March 1897, and duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Of tho County Court OF
Ghes.rhsld and at the request o. one OF the b-ne-
nciaries in said deed, shall! cell at public suc-
ton on MONDAY the 2ad day OF september,
tiful RESIDENCE now occupied by Mr. Je'er, and
located on Decatur street bstween Twelfth ana
Thirteenth streets, and the two Its adjacent, all
fronting on Decatur street 1870 feet aud running
back les and 1903 feet respectively, aud fronting
thirty feet on Twelfth street The house contain
six rooms with convenian, and commodious out
houses. The garden Is very productive fruit
trees OF chuic. varieties.
TERMS: Eight hundred dollars cash I'VE hun
bred dollars at four months: balance, nine,
tw. I've, ami eighteen months. negotiable notes,
interest added. >. T. PUbLl AN, trustee.
AuctoneeS. Sc ID
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Seo Auctionee rs,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
~ VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD
NEAR klcHMoND.-ln pursuance Of Il decree OF
tue Circuit Court of Chesterfield pronounced at
lis May term 1867, in the suit Their. in depending
styled Samuel 4. Nelson ct ais. Us Henry g. Nell
son ct ais, will OFF, for sale, az commissioner,
on the pre- mir es. on S1TUaDAY the 2lst OF Septem
Der, 1857, at - o'clock II, the TRACT OF LAND
and IMPROVEMENTS on which the late Samuel
Nelson, and more recently his widow, Mrs Mary
Nelson, resided containing about two hundred
ar sc venty. five acres; OF which about one half
is cleared and in cultivation, and the residue In
woods.
This place is located about seven miles from
Richmond near James river, tho land extending
within few hundred yards Of the ,tream, and IL
about ona aud half miles Of tho Richmond and
Danvills railroad The location Is healthy. 1t
contaiasa number Of good rprirgs is 9th erwiss
we'll watered !: has The usual and good buildings.
including DWELLi3G with Ave rooms {; and offers
many Inducements to persons In quest OF good
farm well and conveniently located near market.
TERMS: one fourth cash: aud the residue at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for cred: pay ments to be- secured by
retaining title unttl the purchase money Is fully
paid
Farther Information may be obtained Of WALSH,
gunsmith, Main street, Richmond.
seq G.. G.. MCRaE, Commissioner.
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EDR BENT, desirable residence
4 BSlCK DWELLING with six rooms, ssls
mhtr Necessary ont. houses: a we'll Of ~. LII
paror water, and five acres of land well en-
cl srd-on broad street within five minutes wall
Of the I'D Market, apply to
sel34 A Palmer UhRTSa0K & co.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID trnst executed to the unds rsigned by Robert
A. E. Dabnev and wife. dated the 3oh day OF Au-
gust, 1887 and duiy recorded in the Clerks office
Ct TIE County Court Of He:rico and In the Clerks
otIic. OF Hustings Court Of the city Of Richmond,
and at tho request Of The beneaciares in said
deed we shall proceed to sell part OF the PRO-
petty therein conveyed on WEDNESDAY the 18th
DAY of September, 1867, on the pre- misses. at ~
o'clock 2. 81 the BRICK STORE and DWELL
IN G on the eat side of Seventh street between
Broad and Marshall, at present occupied by Mr.. |;
N Cooke auction house. 1t is built on ieassd
ground the owner of The ground to pay for the
building at TIE expiration Of the lease. 1t has
~ out three years to run. The rent OF the ground
Is $500 par year.
At the same time and place will be sold one I'M
divided msi.ty of TEN ACRES Of LAND, In the
county OF Henrico. about three miles north OF
Richmond, near the Central railroad.
Also, q Lot Of about o quarter OF an acre OF
land, at Tunstalls station, IN the county OF New
Kent. -,
TERMS: nne-third cash; the balance on credit
Of four eight, and twelve months for negotiable
notes, interest added satisfactorily secured. The
lot at Tunstalrs station will be sold for cash.
T. WIN. PEMsgRToN, trustees.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES Nj. TAILos
Son, Auctoneers. SO l3-ot
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
N No. 1883 MAIN STREET,
. few doors from Fifteenth,

MRS. P. 2. STuBBS. PRoPKIBraRss
formerly Of the National House. Broad street.
This house Is situated in the most business part
OF the city, within short distance Of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
the Danyille railroads and offers unusual Ind uce-
ments to the travelling public. TERxa Only TWO
poLLARs per day. ia ii
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BY Cook & Laughson, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DC,
Ill AT hUCTIOY.-On TUESDAY the lIth IN
slant at 10 o'clock We will sell at onr store, cor
ner OF Governor and Fra. kiln streets. q large as
sor,ment o. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, empra-
cling ,n,-,.n,
walru and Mahogany CABINETS ana !" ADJ
Mahosanv and Stained w ,RDRoBEs,
Several excellent F<A rHER BBDs,
Yxten.ion AID Dining TABLES,
Cane and Wood reat Ih AIRS,
Mahogany SOP SO and PARLOR CHAlRs,
SOFA LOUNGES.
CENTRE TABLES,
COOKING STOVES.
together with variety Of usefal hous ;Ms
articles. COOh . LAuuui t,.ara
sels auSLIoHe--
BY Gathright, Auc'ioneer,
No 1.aa Main street, betw cen Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets
WILL SELL st My SIOEE on
i TUESDAY the 10th instant, at ~ oci0'A' o.
assortment Of
FukNITURE,
REDS,
BEDDING,
CRoCKEsY. GLASSWARE, &c.
ALSO.
BOOTS,
Dry GOODS,
Choi e. E. aATHEIGHT,
ana osner arde!ee' Auctioneer.
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SALE OF LANr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" FOUR MILES WEST OF STANTON. BY
virtue OF the decree Ct the Circuit Court Of the
city Of Richmond made on the LET day OF sprt 1885,
In a cause therein dep. nding, In which Boiling
Picket is plaintiff md John A. Pickett, adminstra
tor, snd others, are def, ndants the undersigned.
specia' commissioner OF the court appointed
for the pu 'posa, will proceed upon the pre- misses.
on THU..eO Y the 10th day of October next, al
II o'clo.k a.. 10 sell at public auction. to The
highest b Tor. one certain lot Of groucd Ia the
county Of augusta, lying near the central rail.
road, about four miles west o. stanton, helorg-
ing 10 the heirs OF George G. Pickett, deceased /,
being lot No Of the survey Of A. u. Trot.r,
g. A. G. made September 18th. 1875 and contain
Ing by that survey fftv-seven acres, ak roods
and nineteen poles and which was sold under a
former decree In the same cause, and purchased
by Thomas Eskridge.
The terms OF the sale are as follows Cash 10,
one fourth OF thu purchase money, and for the
other three fourths, credit OF one, two and ii re-.
years the whole bearing interest from the day OF
sale the purchaser giving his bonds for the de-
ferred payments. and the title TO DO retail sd until
the farther order Of the court
K. BOILING PICKETT, Commissioner
So l0-2,a wtds
staunton Spectator copy twice week till day o.
sale, and send bill 10 this Office
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IMPORTANT SALE.-ON TUES
Il DAY, October 18th, will offer for sale at pnb-
lie anction the pre- mses. the residence and tract
OF lard, containing 200 acres, known as LONG
WOOD. iiuatsd one mile from the town OF Farm.
vile, Prince Edward county, Va. This Is in many
respects one of the moe, desirable pieces OF pro-
perry in this section Of the State. consisting Of q
large and convenient dwelling house, with nec.s-
sary out-houses excellent orchards containing
fruit OF every description, superior garden, and
In one mile of churches OF all denominations, a
number OF good schools and a very good market.
For description further information. parties
dssirous of purchasing will address me at Farm
vile, Va. A. b. VESABLE, Agent for
Be 9-2'awtds S. s. & =. C.. Eenab.c.
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By LYME i Brother

by IyH6 q pIVtHoIJ
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 1899 Main street between Fourteenth an'
Flfteenth.
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Physict011s.

DR FAIRFAX has abandoned !,
Intention Of leivipg Richmond, and ro,.'
found at sli hours at his old oaics-s2I Yrss,st,
street sss ~
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NO FREDERICK J. CRIpLANL

' It 7
i Esa.-Take notice that IN MONDAY toe ~
day Of October. 1887. at NJ off, OF PCwhA'an -
berts. attorney At law. in the city Of EicEg g.
between tn . hours OF O'Clock A. II. aud . o'e."
p. NJ, rhail proceed 10 take the deposlt'"i'
Casper W sndlinger and others, TO be read a, ~
denco In my behalf In suit In chsncery drgst.
ing In tho Circuit Court Of The city OF aichEn,.
In which ! AIN plaintiff and Gustavus NV
and yourself are defendants Il, from any car
thu said depositions shall not be eomm-acv',
being commenced, shall not be completed Oh -
day above named, the taking thereof viii b. 60
tinued from day to day 1t the sams place Aui :"
tween tn. same hours until said depoSittch' -
duly taken sflhu ZETELLE. by bis coGn'..
RlCHAoSD, September o, 1867 - l'--Ia"
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson Auctioneers anc
Real Estate Agents
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AN ELEGANT EESI DEN CE FOR
N SALR-Tte undersigned offers for sale "a.
his RESIDENCE at Lexington Va. The GsIS
house is nearly new, and contains eight Ia
rooms, finished in best style. = here ar" tocrtssh
acres of land attached to the property. Inc
grounds ara handsomely improved and well sup
piled with shade and fruit tees. mere Ges'ra-
bls property l. rarely offered for SAFE.
Enr term: OF "a o AID other " formation, IN my
a ~ IT, JAMES @ PAXTON.
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auction Sales.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Coruar Qovornor and Franklin Btreets.

~~~~~-~~~~>~~>>~~-~~~~~
THIS DAY.
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Wants.

an ENERGETIC Iou NJ.
w MAN 10 solicit orders for an article OF gfeas
Apply by letter to L. r., box .o'
most oHtca Richmond, Va. 20 III
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II EEP COOL-KEEP " ;, M =
~ Eight months ago We commenced he 81
sold for $lo.5o. since that TIVE W. have 6 !.
powS, DOWN, DOWN, until We are att down 10 . /:
sightsen years ago We commeneed The Hoh!
sRS lCs trade In R!chmGDd Firsi ton 200 !
$40 Since thon We have CONS straight down
per ton, with 4So tons OF pure BOaT n lCt ~
store, the good schooner Lucy d. DOW loai!H.
Boston. Winter approaching, money scarce .
we ara still coming down in prices. . "a
se 10 b. WahDWELL ".
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
FeuiIlcton OF Fashio,

The characteristic feature Of all fash
ionable make ups, whether for ball, party
or promenade, is brightness. The next
conspicuous feature is trimness. This is
owing TO the short 'pctiieoats Of bright
hues, aud the rich dresses, shorter still,
and vividly contrasting in color. The
bottoms Of al dresses are triwmed--some
with fringe. Others with velvet. other. still
with fur or feathers. These last articles
form the most elegant trimmings for silk
They are only worn when the whole cos
tune is cR su,te.
When the dress is in different material
and color from the petticoa,, she ls,ter is
embroidered and nuted, and the former
scolloped and bound with velvet. A new
style OF scollup is a terrible necessity
Nothing appears except the BaIIlement,
the Straight Cut, the Vanlyke, and the
llnlf.moou. A new style rcollop called
tho "Dagmar" has appeared in Europe,
but has not been introduced here yet
This Is baulemcnt with the corners cut
Off This is quite an Improvement on the
harsh outlines.
Cloaka, sacks, capotes, and all articles
belonging to tho wrap family, are worn
short for the promenade, large for the op.
era. The material most in favor Is of the
shaggy order for tho street, of the velvet
fer tho opera, Carriage robes are striped,
and, in some instances. pladed, but ope.
ra cloaks continue in plain self.colors,
mostly white. The favorite tfiniliing is
embroidery.
The fashionable morning robe is OF Iu-
dia cloth--crimson or scarlet, or maroon
or blue, with deep palm. leaf borders Cor
those who can afford them. Those who
cannot, make n robe Of French merino,
and trim it deeply at the bottom with
pam.leai flannel OF morino. The petit.
coat worn under tkesc is no longer a clear.
starched, cold linen, with an infusion Of
tucks aud ruilles, but soft white cash
mere, of French sncrino. This must be
trimmed Of course, and the only trimming
that it will bcnr TO advantage is braidng
or embroidery. Velvet slippers, tho color
Of The body Of the dress, trimmed with
swansdown or white fur, is the proper ar.
ticle for tho feet, with this toilet. Tho
head dress should be Of white real lace,
with roseltes OF velvet or satin ribbon, OF
the prevailing color, set at intervals. Curls
whether on young or elderly ladies'
look charming ia elegant dishaLiHe.--
Boudoir for January.
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This is a season of the year when niich
cows require naore than ordinary siteu-
tioH. n not properly cared for, they will
dry up earlier than Is necessary. or il the
flow OF milk still continues, tho quantity
will b. much less than il would BE- ii pro-
per a'ienlion were paid TO the character Of
the food supplied Hay, properly cured,
is ao--l IN iis place, but A. fed alonc. ese,,
layshly. the results in mix aud butter
will lot be cor,espondn2lj increased. IL
will be found n paying investment to feed
euws lberslly wiih roots aud cabbages
cvcn. US ,hey will pay better in this wsy
than in most others. Sl"ys, vnriously
prepared. with meal, beans VI shorts, arc
eagerly devousei by cows, greatly 10 theiY
own eatisfscilon snd TO the jsriJed adj
vantage OF The owner. Properly supplied
with food suited 10 the season, cows will
continue 10 give liberal supplies of milk
some weeks longer than they oihcrsise
wonl5 DO. without any detrimsLt 10 their
producli,eness the c, suing seaeon. ! hcre
ls no necessity lvr COW TO 20 dry fhies
to four mouths, aud with proper attention
To iceding he pcviod of non prudariiUn
Hay hc considerably abridged.
But IN any case, whether giwsS milk
or not, COWS sheGM not be allowed 10 get
poor aud wtas as tho season for thuir
coming in approaches. They should Lc
kept IN good hcart, not iatteucd ~ tiIvugh
in preparation for he hatcher, that. when
the n,pternrl period arrives, they may Lo
able to stand up without proppins. Cared
for a. they shvulj bS during tie winter
they will comc out IN lho spring ia eoOl
heart aud reads for service during tho
dairy season Feed jmi;eiously, shelter
we'll. use the ca,d iicely--a rleasurablo
operation TO the animal aud paying ono
70 i've ssusr aud ,kste can he No ques.
iion bat That COW. ,hns heated will d.
we'll aud pay back with interest for the
expense and care bestowed up9u tleG.--
Rarai New Igsksr.
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WHOLE 40. 2 2e7. i.


Halls Journal Of Heath gives the
following advice how to go TO bed la win
ter time. Those who practice retiring on
the "cuddlc W" plan viii readily fail in
with these suggestions:
."Do it 10 hurry If there is no Gre
in the room. and there ought not 10
be. unless you are quite an invalid
But if person is not il good health,
il is best to undrcss BY good FIRE !;
warm and dry the fset we'll, draw on the
stockings again; run into room without
IRE, jump into bed, cuddle up, with head
and ears under cover for q minute or more,
until you. feel little warmth; fhcn upcov-
er your head, next draw of your stockings,
straishtch out, turn over op your right
side, and ~ 10 sleep.
Ii sense>of chilIincss comes over you
on getting into bed, il always will do an
injury; and its repetition produces the i'll
effect, without having any tendency TO
harden you. Nature abhhors violence.
We are never shocked into health. Hard
usage makes no garment last longer. F"
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
somethina about the sponae.


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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
An lnfidel AurceIna with Paul.

An admirable reply was once made by
careful reader OF the Bible to an iniidcl
who attacked him with such expressions
as these;
"That the blood Of Christ can wash away
our sins is toolishness; | don't uuderslans
OF believe il.
The Bible student remarked, "You and
Paul agree exactly
The ipfiIel replied with much surprise,
"How is this, that Paul and agrceT
Said the student, Turn to the frst
chapter Of the first Corinthians, aud read
at the eighteenth verse; -
The huddel read, "fJr the preaching
Of the eyoss is 20 them that perish fool
ishness, bat unto US which are saved it is
the power Of God
The inidel hung his head, and ever
after studied the Bible, aud soon believed
it to be Gods power unto salvation.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
"My Boy Drunk"

'Drunk!--Iny boy druRkl" and tears
started from the mothers eyes, and she
beut her head in unutterable sorrow. In
that moment the visions Of useful and
honorable career were destroyed, and one
Of worthlessaess, If not absolute dishonor,
presented Itself. Well did she know that
intemperance walks hand in hand with
poverty, shame and death, and her mother
heatt was pierced as with a sharp steel.
All young nan, if the holy feeling OF
,ove for her who bore you, is not dead with
in you, shun that which gives her pain;
adhere to that which gives her JOY.
Ifshe is wiik you on earth, she does not,
caunot desire to see her son drunkard;
If she is with her Father in heaven, shun
that course Of life, which shuts the gates OF
heaven against you, and debsrs you from
her society forever. The drunkard can
not int crit the Kingdom Of God.