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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-30
From, Ottawa.

OTTAWA, July 29.--It is understood
here that Earl Caravan instead of
Duke Buckingham will be the successor
of the present Governor General.
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ANTHOLOGY.
The World Astonished
Attic WONDERFUL REVELATIONS NADEBT
THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
MADAME IN. A. PERRIGO


GHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
- ever knew. She restores tc happiness those
who, from doeful events, catastrophes, CROSSES
in love, loss OF relations and friends loss Of
money &c, have tecJme respondent She
brings together those lOng separated, gives in.
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost or stolen property tells you the
business yGu are best qualified 10 pursue and in
what you will be most successful, causes speedy
marriages, and tells you the very day sou will
marry, gives you the name, likeness and charac-
teristics Of the person. She reads your very
thoughts and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries
of the future. From the stars we SEQ in the
nrmament-the malefc stars that overcome or
predominant in the cOnfguration--from tho a.
Pecp and positions Of the planets and the fixed
STAN in the heavens at the time Of BIRTH she de-
duees the future destiny Of man. Pail not 10
consult the greatest Astrologist on earth. II
costs yOu but trife, and you may never again
have 80 favorable an opportunity. Consultation
fee with likeness AID all desired information, a.
Parties living at q distance can consult the
Madame by mail with equal safety and satisfac-
tion to themselves, as II in peJson. full and
explicit chart written ont with all injuries an
swcred and likeness enclosed sent By mail on re-
ceipt Of price above mentioned The strictest
secresy will be maintained and all correspond.
ence returned or destroyed. References Of the
highest order furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day ofthe month and the year
in which you we're born, enclosing small lock
Of hair.
Address. MADAME II. A. PRRRIGO.
Pc DRAWER ga. BUFFALO. n z
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Philadelphia Zee. Buire,n Editorial, s,p,. 49, 1865


His Solid and Find Extracts cmLody The fu
strength of the ingredients ol which they are
named. They are left to the inspection Of all.
A ready and conclusive test OF their properties
will he n comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispensatory. These remedies
are prepared by H. T. Helmlold Druggist o.
sixteen years experience in this city and we
believe them TO be- reliable; in fact we have nov.
er known an article lacking merit TO meet with
permanent success, and NJ. Helmbolds sue
cess Is certainly prima faeia evidence His
Lrug and Chemical Warehouse, in the City OF
New York, is not excelled IL eCuaIled by any
IN this country. and we would advise our read
ers v hen visiting that city. L" give him n call
and judge for themselves.
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HOWARD HOUSE,
Nos. 5 * . North Howard ~
TWO pooRs IRON BALrINoKE srXErr.

TTo DooRs IRON BALTIMORE sTXErt
BULL a sEwELL, Prepristsr''
BALrIsoRs, March l. 10
WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE A9I
w have enlarged the Once, introduced sls s.l
throughout the house, renovated and reh01e'e
the Water Closets, repapered aud rpainitd u
Rooms and furnished them With bew ozrp's
furniture, &c. Wehaye, In fact, made the BsS'
We have alsoa telegraph Office In the bai'ai'
With wires running 70 al parts Of the CEIb'
states, Canads and Europe. 81.
-OuI Tables win AT all seasons b. absBAssE
supplied with all the market sffords-
We have also attached 10 the Hotel an elsg,.
BiDiard Room, furnished with Tables mad q
Pressly Tor us By the celebrated manuiaetgip
Messrs: PHELAN & CoI11EsDEg, Of New YofL
Our Bars win be supplied with the bs'"
Wines and Liquors.
Servants attentive and polite, and sYei1 =
tentioD viii b. paid % the comfort Of the Ggoy
and Patrons Of the House which will be mS'sS
HoNE Ike AZ possible. EAl#
Stages viii be At the Depots on srriyI, !, y
trains, also at the steamers on their arIiTS
convey guests and their baggage 10 THE Hos
BULL 4 sEWELL- p
. : - = - EAA 49, ~ y = fN'~f'
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July -.
Flour quiet; city Xxx 10 25a11 90.
Wheat steady S54 for No. ..
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sUNDRsEs.

A Few BARRELs PRIME M,
"A PIE Sagzf, Superior Greer, Black -,
gspsnese Teas Pure White Wine yiDersr g.
YORK crab and Champagne cider tctbedl o.
notk 10. Salmon, EngIish dairy chcG .,,
ficklss and sanees Tspioca, Pearl Sage II =.
starch, Maizena, &C., Dramatically seaaea ~.
eon. Maekerel Codlsn, Hsllibnt, Lobster -
AascItIasns, o. seasonable srticlss. Just rsee''
-" W 'A'' '' woopRow.
ststHf1d2 ODD 1plloss' Hall Buildln&.
uyD Monroe streef, Wheeling. W. W
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INFANCY TO OLD AGE,

and in every state Of health are liable TO be sub
jects of these diseases. The causes in many in.
stances are unknown. The patient has. how.
ever, an admirable remedy in
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OUR TERsIs:

Daily REGISTER, per year, by mall IN :
six months ~
three months, ......s
Tn1Yeekly Registsr, single copy. BY malls !. - :
And . copy free to the est.er up q The dab,
? p - club Of I've. ............ 20
club Of ten. u
A free copy 20 the getter-up Of club Of Io
ReTnittances for Clubs mnst be made II q
time, but sdditiosis may DO made at any tinst
Club rates aftsr tho Club has been fai-d ~
vided a'fuh years subscriptions 81 taken
Money by DRAFT, Express or Registered "
ters may be sent 20 oar rirk. Address
LEWIS BAKER,
jy25 Wheeling. West Yirgnh
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Co.
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

o,,rc. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAnRoAD Co.
off''f i'' WBEEIINe, May T. lsoi'
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DsSaENGER TRAINS WILL 81 IN
Jv the following schedule on anu "''''
5th day of May, ls61: ,>-r
LEAvE-
.pvho.linS 5.lOP. Baltimore :. 1:s1 Z. D.
. ARRIVE "ash'u sS,,;v
Iia,e,h; an A. N. Harper's Fry e:3OP. N.
r1rSbaris5j S.0O Cumberland l2:i5 A. NJ
uar,,sr's ESry T.I5 =" Grafton. $40
DaI,imnra la.9D a. Wheeling lO:lO
1a,s City iI.S5 .Including Sundays.
Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAyE-- LEAVE 4,
wheeling 7:55 a. II. .Baltimors;- Si2 ="
ARRIVE wash y CT
Graftou1... las Pm. ARRIVE :,
Parkersburg. 7:20 Harper sE ~ .. 90 :. ~
GIIs Err,Sg7 !. NJ Grafton. 1908 p. NJ
baltimore. -. 43l "heeh"s
.TaSaI, ss y Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
,r,A,.,inE o.I0P.M. Baltimore. e:49 A. d.
" heei aSeIvF- wash't'n C'y 7:i5
c.,c,0D N"''' asOA.M. ARRIVE
SaIn'ic,1 10 Harper's Fry l:OOP. NJ.
Harper's F'ryI2:4O p. N. CnniDeriah" , T =.
- inIi,oSe' 5.01 Wheeling. $40 II.
. TasT SUNDAYS. Including Sundays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION
To connect with c. D. Division
LEAVE WHEELING At
AN AN I:OO......-...--.F 81
900. ....-.---
Tickets to all principal points in the last,
w..t and Southwest, can be procured at the
COmpauys office. ,>-, u,r1SoS
Master of Transportation.
T. It. DEVRIES,
uov7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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National Steam Navigation Co.
dIMITEDJ
CLEANERS WEEKLY FROM
= Liverpool and New York, calling ut Queens
town. y steamship Of this line consisting 81
the -
QUEEN, OUlSiANA
Erin PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETIA, SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND virginia, ana
DENMARK FRANCE,
Leaves New X from Pier ~, North River
cveIy Saturday, and Liverpool on "Wednesday
of every week calling at Queenstown each way
The size of these Steamships admits OF very
spacious statcrOOms, all opening directly INTO
the salsOn the accommodations and fare are I'M.
surpassed aud the rates lower than 10y any other
line.
The accommodations for Storage passengers
are large, and plenty of deck room is allowed
whilst the fare is of the best quality well cooked
and ample.
An experienced surgeon on each ship, free OF
charge Tickets are issued in this country to
parties wishing to repay the passage OF their
friends from Liverpool, or Queenstown, ure.
land) for $40, payable in currency.
Passage from New York 10 Queenstown, OF
Everpuol-CABIN, 800; SrEERAGE, S3j-in
currency.
For cabin or steeragc passage, apply 10
T. c. BONHAM, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
i. w. l. HURST, Manager, 81 Broadway, New
York. ianO-ly
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WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards
BrOOms, Essence Coffee Extract LogwOod, Mad
der, Indigo, COpPeras, Blue Vitrol, Alum, Pep
per, Allspice, Cinnamon, NutInegs Cloves, Mus
tard Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Rabbits
Soap COlgates Soaps, German Soaps Family
Soaps, Candies Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lye, Window Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps, Pow.
der, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and Flax ,rwtnes
Candle Wick, Batting Wrapping Paper, sc.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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To cure these diseases we must bring into action
the muscles which are engaged in their various
functions. To neglect them, however slight
may be the attack, is SURE TO affect the bodily
health and mental powers. Our Fish and
BLOOD are supported from these sources. Per-
SOUS at every period Of life, from
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-30
FINANCE AND TRADE
c.um.rc;a, and Financial.

Commercial and Financial.
The Directors of the Chicago Board OF
Trade have revised the rules of inspec-
ton and grades of grain. The new
rules are to go into effect August l..
Winter wheat is divided into six grades.
Nos. l and 2 white; Nos. and red;
No. 3 winter and rejected. Spring
wheat is classified in four grades; Nos:
l,2and ,. and rejected. Mixtures OF
spring and winner are to be called
spring, and graded according to quail
ity. Hot grain will not he graded.
The following statement will sho"
the comparative operations Tor the
year 1866 of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, and the New Jer-
sew Central Railroad Company
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State Of West Virginia, WetZel
County, TO.wit:

In Chancery. Petition
for a divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony.
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Lead and Shot.
CUUO Lead.
10 kegs No. 70 Shot Lead. t.s-r
just received and for sale by n. REILLY
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ALL DISd T. r. ~ ~ -
Requiring the aid Of
A DIURETIC
Arising from loss OF tone in the parts con
cerned in its evacuation. 1t il also recommend
cdn eases %
Dyspepsia, Chronic Rhcuma
tiSIn, CutaneOuS Afec-
tiOns and DrOpsy.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

q system for his hired help which he
could not for himself, and no sensible
working farmer would think of limit
ing his own days work to eight or ten
hours.
The constant variation of farm labor
from light 10 heavy, from one kind to
another, is q strong argument against
the ten-hour system. The farmer
must rise carly to do the light "chores, y
to mix the cows, feed the stock and
teams before breakfast. This exercise
in the morning air is but a mere appe-
tizer. In the field the real labor of the
day begins and ends, and at this kind
the farm hand does not toll more
hours in the whole year than the OPP
orator in the factory. or the carpenter
at his bench. For several months of
the year the principal work is taking
care Of stock, and the skillful and sue
cessful farmer must regulate his time
Of labor 10 the wants of the cattle.
If the ten hour system means TO The
farmer that his time of daily labor
shall he equal at al seasons of the
year, and in all kinds of weather,
manifestlv he can not adopt it. He
can not light ZIP in the hours of night,
or protect from storm and cold his
xsCr,l, o,,J l,o,.-,a. o,, .f ,oocc-tfx- who.
time is lost in wet weather, and in the
short days and tho storms Of winter,
must be recovered In the fairer season
of summer. And If the ten-hour sys-
tenn means that specified number Of
hours bc the measure OF days work,
then from the incessant variableness
Of his labor it Is imparcticaGle for him
to adopt L.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10
Barberrv Hedge.

The community" at Oneida, y. Y.
and Wallingford. Conn; have barbcrry
Hedges which arc completely success
ful Two years more are required for
their growth than the Usage Orange,
but they will live where the Usage
always winter-kills. To grow the
plants, sow I'm rows I'm well prepared
and rich soil, cultivate and keep
clean; the next spring transplant FOR
the hedge six inches apart in one row,
or in two rowg eight inches apart, so
that Ia one tho plants are opposite u
vacaGy. They have fewer enemies
and more chances than the Usage WIN
ter. The fruit Is beautiful, and IL l.
good for tarts and jcllies. Ia many
Eastern States, the seed j. abundant;
the labor Of getting IL out of the pulp
Is a mere trillc. 70 get the seed from
the Orange Is extremely vcxatious;
even machine is required. Farmers
should not fail 70 examine this sub
iect.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10
WIT AND Iils1Ols.

Take your wifc's first advice, not her
second.
\ woman's heart Is live OF sweets
and stings.
The soul goes highest whom tho
body kneels lowest.
lie that sells aud lies, shall and tho
lio left in his purse,
When are gloves unstable?
When they are kept on hand.
When g. woi.aan like IA watch:
When she Is capped and jcwcllci.
II = sound policy to suffer all cx-
trcmities, rather than DO bad action.
Tca-kcitles arc decidedly Yankee la
their melody they slug Though their
noses.
When you fall out of carriage,
what are you most likely to fall against?
Against your will.
Men are said 10 admirc that which
thoy look up to, and to love that which
they look down upon,
II mothers. ~ 4 claimed, mould tho
human mind. how il II that women
has never had her "rights@'
I, has sometime. becr. said, and
never imi by an IrIshman, that IRE
land is a beautiful country ~ live out
II.
Why are railroad companies like
lsGndgrssess because they have
iFoaeL TIC whole country, and som
ru,es Ia a litll. managing.
\ mas advertised for .'-o,,pstent
person, 10 undertake the sale Of
new mcdicinc." and adds that IL will
be profitable for the uaoisrf0ksr.
IL is singular that the more you
damp The ardor Of atrouhles0me tslker
bv throwing cold water on his cffu-
sion-. the sooner he dries uII.
Liberty will not descend tn a people:
= people must raise themselves 20 lib
ersy; it is n blessing that must bc
earned before IL can be enjoyed.
Boyle's cpitaph has lately heon cor.
led by tourist. and runs thus
He was the father of cheuessry.
aud brother g. The Ear, Of Cora"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

Have the courage 10 10 without that
which yon do not need, however much
your eyes NAV covct It.
Have the courage 10 show your re-
spect for honesty. in whatever guisc
IL may appear; and your contenipt Tor
dishonest duplicity, by whoin-ocver
exhibited.
Have tho cournge TO wear your Old
clothes until you can pay for new ones.
Have the couvge tn obey your
Maker, at the risk Of being Tliiculed
by man.
Have the courage n prefer comfort
and propriery to fashion In all things.
Have the courage 70 acknowledge
your ignorance rather than 10 seek
credit for knowledge under false pre-
lenses.
y Have the courage 70 provide enter
tainmen: for your friends within your
means-no beyond.
Have the courage =, take a good pa
por and ray foriiaun1llly in advance,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

There Is no land wherc-all religi

There Is no land where-all religious
obligations .lsido-the Sabbath IL 80
necessary as In this country. We
should become harbarians without It,
Already tho lust of money ard dis
iinction, acting upon natures already
lashed by our peculiar institutions into
the most vehement emulation, wrink-
les almost every brow, and makes anx-
iety constant presence and power At
which strangers gaze and wonder.
Our very pleasures have this dash OF
impatience about them; and our days
and hours. hurried on the whirl ofcon-
slant excitement, lose their distinct
ness. and minrle in mas In which
the better reasoning faculty can dis.
,ingVish l,,'le that acccrd- With tbs
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

\ small stono often makes great
noise, \ foolish friend Is, at times, a
greater annoyance than vie enemy.
You'll not swcctcn your mouth by
saying "honcy.r Ii "A man would
live IN peace, be should be blind, deaf
and dumb. Do good and throw i, into
the sea; IL the fish know il not, the
Lord will. Who fears God need not
fear nan. Ii thy foe be ~ small as IA
gnat, fancy him IA large a. All elephant.
\ man who weeps for every one will
soon have lost his eye,igbt. More j.
learned from conversation than from
books. A friends Of more worth than
kinSman. He rides seldom who
never rides any but borrowed horse.
Trust 10 the whitencss Of his turban
who bought the soap on credit. Death
Is "A black camel that kneols before cv-
cry mans door.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

A Co:Sg7ASTISoPLE correspondent
OF the New York Tribune gives rather
a discouaging account Of the eendi,
iion Of the American colony spfsh
recently eInigrated fronA Naise to
Palestine, under ths lsadsrsiip' 81 ono
Elder, " as he calls himself. President
Adams Tire colonists belong to .
sec; Which is self styled Tho Charph
Of the Messiah One point OF faith
Is that they are OF tile JEWISH tribe Of
Ephfsiin, and that curse having been
taken of from Palestins,. the.sst time
has come for the lost trn tribes to re-
turn to the promised land This col,
onists are said to he much DISSATISFIED.
None OF their numLsr, their ~hsle
strength being l57, have sied- The
Turkish Government, however, has
shown Itself friendly thus far, and al,
united their goods fipe OF duty. rhe
settlers had aIaple funds at the heg:n,
riag, but they have invested 50 largely
in lands that their resources may fail
before the mex; cron comes i.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10
Heading for Youth.

A Use man once said, of the MAX
ing of books there is no end. This is
moro literally true now than when
spoken some three thousand years ago.
Thousands of new books are every year
published in this country, and many
more in England, and France, and
other parts Of Europe. A lifetime de-
voted entirely TO reading, would not
afford time for the perusal of one
tenth Of the books already published,
20 say nothing of the vast annual in
crease, and the great amount of peri
odical literature. As, therefore, with
the time young men have fo~ reading,
only a very small portion-not one in
huhdrcd-of the existing books and
Of the periodical matter can be read,
it becomes necessary that the youth
should be very select in choosing
works to which they devote their time
and attention. Ii this is not the case,
valuable time is, at least, wasted.
In selecting books, act a in choosing
friends. There are those with whom
we can not associate, and books we
can not read, without receiving posi-
tive injury. Then there are light,
irihing and foolish people and boolis,
whose company tends TO dis-ipate the
mind, and give distaste for every
thing manly and noble. select only a
few books for perusal, and those calcu-
lated to improve the mind and heart.
The manner of reading, too, is import
ant. Books should he cresd not merely
for amusomont, but for purpose.
Coleridge divides readers Into four
classes. "Phe first" hc says, ''may
be compared 10 an hour-giasS, their
reading being IA the sand; IL rams i'm,
and runs out, and leaves hot u vestige
behind. 4 scccd class resembles n
sponge, which imbihcs overy thing,
and returns IL in nearly tbs same state,
only u little dirtier. y third class j.
like q iclly-bag, which allows all that
Is pure to pass away, and retains only
the refi,o and the dregs. The fourlh
class may be compared 70 the slave IN
the diamond mines Of ColcQnda, who,
casting aside all that * worthless, pro-
serves only the pure gem"
Another author says It is necessary
to have fixed, noble purpose behind
a disposition to read, rs bchind phys
ical strength in secular pursuits, other
wise what read vii. be Of compara-
lively little service. These few hint.
on reading are designed as merely sug-
gestiye OF thought, and perhaps dis
cussiOn among our young readers.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

THE Hartford Conn - -.
that the Inventor OF .-.c-ic,. sfat. i.
was Alonzo Dwight Ih-es ite
worked in Hammer & / 81 nes
mill, In East Hartford, liza .,l.,.l.4e
ter, In 1881. and there, by ,,..x.re fhe
ingredients Of powder, coLee,Ee9 tGe
idea of igniting a COMPOUND - ft.c-
ton; and by experiments he suceeesed
I'm doing it. He was q shoemaker -
trade, and came TO Hartford, where ue
worked az his trade, Oh Front street,
and attempted also to manufacture
some of the matches; but his means
were so limited that he could not pro-
duce many. lie applied to DIR. Abiel
y. Cooley, who was Misunderstanding
liquid backing. and he assisted Phil
lips 10 get his matches into the mar
ket. Soon after the matches became
popular Phillips went into partnership
with Mr.. Chapin, Of Cabottville, and
the firm turned ont large quantities of
them, Phillips procured y wagon and
wentround the country selling matches
and town or county rights. In this
way he gathered up considerable sums
of money, but he expended the money
as fast as he got il, and died poor.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

WHO cAN ANSWER rT?--Suppose "a
man were TO gel married: the man
thIrty-iive years old and the girl Ave
YEAR,; this makes the man five times
n old rs the girl, and they live to-
eether until tho girl IL ten years old,
this makes the man forty years old,
and four times n old "a the girl; and
they still live together until che girl Is
fifteen, the man would be forty-fve;
this makes the man three times as old,
and if thoy still live on till the girl IL
thirty years, this malScsthe man sixty,
only twice "a old, and so on. Now,
how long would they have to live 10
make tho girl as old as the man, u the
same rate Of reasoning?
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10
from Cod W LsdY's Book.
TIME AND ETERNITY
pY wM r. WOOD.

when dcsolatiou dA-k and deep
The spirits chaos, reigns supreme.
Angels Of mercy stay to weep,
And We, n mortals. pause-to dream
A desolation of the soul,
The chaos Of immortal mind,
A darkness bevond Faiths control.
Is what Life's aimiess wanderers find
Wherefore should angels stay to weep.
And why should mortnls pause to
dreem,
Ger the drear confines of the deep.
Dark waters Of Oblivion's stream
Doth darkness bear blithinC curse7
Is nothingness doom 70 dread
Draw We tho curtain from the hearse
OF time, if re would mourn the dead
Oh. LET not time your thoughts entice,
The presents darkness Ger thee roll
ETERNITY viii not suffice
To ill the broad expAndi;.e soul.
When desoltion dark and deep
The spirits chaos, reizns supreme,
Angels of mercy stay TO weep,
And We. O morials. piuse--to dream
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-10

the appetite perverted, will be invari-
ably safe guide. We are very apt TO
get taste and appetite confounded, and
think that we must eat as long % food
tastes well, which is very wrong We
should always stop eating when the
appetite says enough, as every mouth
ful taken after that IS Injurious to
health. HYGFA.