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wEEkLr BAxK STATEMENT.
CATTLE MARKE.

REcEIPT ,,-zs beeyes; I6.Is5 sheep and
lambs, and $50 hogs
The market for meat opened very duh on
account OF the soft weather buyers felt little
disposition to pay higher rates, and the mar
ket was rather brisk; bat they recovered un-
DER favorable adSicss from Albany and Buff
falo. and on Friday prices ruled higher than
the previous Friday with sales al Berger's of
25-S mead The market on Monday Contain
Cd out about 1879 head, which being quite
good average grade sold readily: butchers
however, PAID full prices for all their stock
for prime stock, some few premiums being
held as lsrz94Sc- Quotations, poor To me-
steers and fat oxen 1891 /; prime steers lod II;
far choice lsSSls; the majority OF the sales at
lS11zzIls; average prices lIS[s-
sheep and LAmhs-MaTket opened quiet
but recovered, and prices advanced under the
scarcity o. the supply to-day; market very
u tAlr sheep CO.; good TO prime 5lSS; extra
s49. Isubs nominal.
HoEs-Sold quiet during the week at re-
duction OF &c on some - car lnads on sale to-
day. Of which portion rnmanded the fol-
loving prizes; ordinary and common S697;
and medium ~ 47SE.
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY, iS-FLoUR-Firn, bet nm
changedj Trade brandsSll j0SlS 50, and fan
GRAIS-W light, No. spring
y -, 90 winter = " the stock of wheat in the
city IS small and chiefly spung winter can't
6oc in elevator, and 75c in sack; and 55G55c in
ears, Oats-Dull at SEC for No. I buyerS don't
offer over Sc. RSe-Sl .sSI . for No. TO
eIlra; the demand from millers is good.
Barley Unchanged.
WHISEf-ln sOod demand at &c IN bond.
CoTCoS-lgull- hut unchanged; sales OF 200
bales al Ss.L.9t4c for midGlinE, holders are
SUI! asking SOC; the large falling on in receipts
al the SoutneIn ports give holders confidence.
PROVESfoSs-Duli and unchanged; there is
no demand Of consequence for mess pork,
iard or bulk meats, but there Is no pressure 10
seH- 4tieFe = a moderate order demand for
bacon from the south; sales OF 10 hhds at e5zc
ioT shoulders lc<@llc for sides, l3c for clear
no sides and l25s4l2s<c for clear do Sugar
cured hams l59l6c, according TO brand and
condition Lard--Dul at l25zc for prime kel-
tie rendered.
BUTTER-Unchanged
GHEESE-Unchanged and firm.
d CLOVER SEED-SS a9d9.
LISSEED OIL-Heid at 81 o.
GEoCERIES-Sfeady at 1I1s 3l5tEc for Sugar
and 2Siz 9275zc fO- Coffee.
GOLD-lS6.
IE5xcHASsGE-steady at par, buying, and
Chicago.
FEBRUARY iS-FLoUR-Dull.
GEAIS-NN he9t-DuiI at 81 So for No.
spring; Corn-Ruyers at SIIzc none Offering.
O5tS-Dun al sic.
PROvIsIOSS-AeSs POrk-NomiuaI at SIS s.
| ais 20 I-aTu-AfiOat II5s dlIszc
HoGs-DTessed HoRs-Quiet at s. 4OaI 6l
unchanged.
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To Contractors and Miners

THE COMMISSIONERS ON THE TROY
L and Greenfield Railroad and HooSac
Tunnel, acting for the State of " aSSach usefts
invite Proposals, until the tenth day OF
March next, for Excavating said Tunnel Al
three different sections OF that work.
This Tunnel, when completed, viii be
about 81 miles in length, ex tending from the
70 the Town OF North Adams
The Eastern End has been penetrated from
the grade OF the kaiirOad $50 feet, 2450 feet OF
yards each lInelI foot the same 10 be enIarE-
ed TO section Containing about Il cubic ards
% eSch ioot; the remaining 100 feet being
headtng,-noT measuring npou an average
CUBIC yards per running fOot,-to be eniaIg-
81 70 the i1lI section; making some coo GU
a further section Of the work win also be
let to the successful bidder FOR the above
haiie "a eta,iargement, satisfactory terms
The WsEfsFa ESad Is worked fIorn a shaft
3lstest de=p. The eaSterly heading from this
snAit-ot aDout cutie yards To each lIneaI
foOt-extends uO0 feet, and i TO be enlarged
70 section containing II yards per foot, re-
Bids for that amount, and for an extension In
either direction of the heading and enlarge
ment az this point. viii lie received
The Central lSI1yr of an euipticsI form. q
Dy % fest, now 80 feet IN depth, Is 10 be
curing tue removal Of about 1900 cubic Yards
All the work 10 be done is in TalcoSe Slate
and will require neither masonry nor sup
ports OF any kind
Buildings, machinery, and means Of VENT
lauon- all OF the most substantial Character
have been provided, and Will be furnished TO
Contractors ..HT 1870
Ample sureties viii he required from par
Ties y no may Be contracted with, and the
commissioners reserve the right to reject All
offers that may be made.
PIsnS and specifications msy be SCI n on
aIyP,lcat 70 ALEAH CROKER, at the
Engineers Gfice, North Adams, Mas; and
other information may De obtained from
JAMES N. SHUTE, Room 10, No. Il Esx-
ehaase street Boston, TO whom proposals
JAMES N. sHUTE,
ALNAH CROCK En-
CHARLES HUDSON,
BOSTON. Jan. 50, 1851. CoInInissioners.
Ia to
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nARKErs By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoKK, Februnl
REGULAR REPoRI.

REGULAR REPOEI-
CorToS-Dun and unchanged; sales so
bales Al Sc for uplAnds-
ELoCR-Receip tE J, 52 bbIs- market =I0zI5e
lower more doing, sales $50 ibis a s. tlSI
% FOR supeTdns state and western: g ~
10 = for extra western: $40 5SEf2 for clsofe--
$40 6o5ll % for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio and slI 5o5l2 s. for trEde brands,
doSlnE quiet
WHHET-Steady and quiet no receipts-
GRAIS-Whsat-Aar dull and decIt7-
Ing sales igSO bu Amber STATE At q e25S and
heayy5 sales 9 90 on western al 81 isF4l y N
storeaud delivered. Bzrlsy-Duil and toyrer-
sales IS SO bu - &c for CznadR West in ty,,Id
dehEe,ed. and 81 - for tRo FoWed State
Barley Aalt-D1n Corn-Receipts g alj bu.
market les active and rather easter sales
% 10 ou Al 81 eseai es5S- closing At inside quo
tAnonS. and 81 Dsss for western yellow IL ELore
OarS-RscApts % bu; market dull and
heATyi sales a 30 en- 81 5SS5se for western.
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TIE BIBLE IN TURKEY.-A strong
and united effort is about being made
to forward the work of Christianity in
the East by establishing in Constanti-
nople permanent institution, to be
known as "The Bible House." for the
depository and sale of the Scriptures
in twenty different languages, and the
accommodation of the various Bible,
missionary, and charitable societies OF
the United States now operating in the
SultRn's dominions.
For the accomplishment of this laud-
able object, II is proposed to raise the
sum of SO, 600, which will be sufficient
for the purchase of a suitable lot in
Constautinople, and the erection there
on of a building adapted to the objects
in view. Several of the most promi-
nent gentlemen in New York city have
consented 10 act as trustees of the prop
erty. The Rev. VIM. GoodeIl, ID. D.,
who was for forty-four years a mis-
sionary in Turkey, and has translated
the Scriptures into the Armeno-Turkish
language, writes as follows in relation
TO this scheme:
at is thing more needed than !
have time to say. 1t ought to bet
must bet will and shall be. And the
only question is, whether those to
whom you make application Will do it,
or whether they will leave the privi-
lege, and the honor, and the reward, to
others. May you have the satisfaction
of hearing those 10 whom you shall
JirSt apply, say at once. Let US rise up
and build : and you have only TO add
in your record of the same, so thew
strengthened their hands for this good
work" And all the friends of the
Bible in Turkey will jOyfully respond,
'Hallelujah! Amen ~
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.-The HeraId's
Mexican advices state that the Mexican
Government was to be removed to
Pueblo. The rear guard of the French
army was to have departed from the
Capital on the SIh.
Diaz had command of %, 900 men 81
miles from the Capital.
Miramon is reported to be treating
with the Liberals for his submission TO
that party.
ceeded Mejia, are reported to have been
defeated by Escobado.
The exchange ofprisoners was going
on amicably.
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River and weather

CAIRO, Feb. Is.-The Quick Step, to
Evansville and return, 10 p. M; Phil.
from New Orleans to st.
Louis, a. M; Waunita, Memphis=to
Cincinnati, a. M; Golden Eagle, Gin
cinnatl to Memphis, p. M; Liberty
No 2, Louisville 10 Memphis, II N.
CIScISSATI, Feb. 1S.-Riyer rose five
feet two inches the last IS hours, and is
now stationary with 50 feet inches
water in the channel Weather clear.
So
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wAsHISeroS, Feb. Is.-The Senate
to-day returned TO the House the recon
struction bill, Rs amended. II was
temporarily laid on the Speakers table
for subsequent consideration. There
is large attendance of spectators, ex-
pecting exciting proceedinEs- .
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Of Samuel Appleton was entered last
night by two burglars Mr. Appleton
was beaten senseless, but not seriously
injured. The thieves got q large
amount of booty collected together, bot
the rencontre caused their flight, with
only - 600 in treasury notes
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Tobaeeo Market.

LOCLsNILLE- Fen To-
There Is an increased demand for Al good
qualities The offerings are Increasing, with
q large attendance OF buyers. Choice deSc-ip-
tons bring fun pricr@- a hoEShead OF Owen
county leaf sold at SIS % The breaks to-day
were l69 hozSheads, with 10 reiections- The
sales tnclude Is hossheads al S2a2 50; 3 Al
s.; 10 al STa7 * Il at Ssds q IL al 81 - -
al SI0Sl0 -; 10 at SIl9u %; 5 at Sl2Il2 =:
at SIs4lS g; al SI4aI4 3; ( al SI51l5 =:
Leaf At SHl5T5
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AS PRoF. Blot has done something
towards making the art of Cookery
fashionable, il may not be out OF place
TO present the following original re-
ceipts, which have been prepared ex-
clusively for the Bulletin, and cannot
be found in any of the cook books:
To steep tea-Let your wife buy the
best at the present price, and you will
find it steep"
To make bread rise-Give the grain
sPeculators good line of discounts at
the banks.
To make light cake-Use a candle.
and see that there is no wait before
baking.
To make an Irish stew-Furnish
three lrishmen with three pints of whis-
ky and accompanying pipes, mix well,
and in an hour or so you will have a
perfect mess.
The quickest way to get toe-martyr
sauce-Walk through Il crowded horse
car without regard to the feet OF pas
sengers.
How to get head ofIettuce-Go buy
it.
To make rich meat balls-Get some
of the hicagoiaristocracy to give dane
ing parties at the close of the killing
season.
To. prepare a good stake-Get up
another yacht race.
To make a claret smash-Strike the
cook square on his nose.
To dress a calrs head-Send a dandy
to the barber,
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NEWARK, Feb. I5.-Gen. Sheridan
made flying visit TO Newark on his
way TO see his father and friends in
Somerset He was received by his
many friends OF this city at the Preston
House He is looking hale and hearty,
and left his friends here more than ever
araT
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GfOHBTSISSG THE MAXIMUM OF FF-
~ acisncy, durability and econorDT vim
the raintmuru OF Uetsht and price lfleY
are widely and fayOrabIy known NOR fhsI,
60 betrg "a use. All warranted ssf1sfsrfOrv
O. no sale DeSCfPtfve circulars senr % 40
pltcaLfon. Acdres :
J. c HoADLEY & co.
Iete-eosl5In IsAERESrE MAS.
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NwARK, Nj, Feb. s.-Thompson,
the negro burglar who shot Mrs. Aaron
Ward, wounding her, while robbing
her house on New Years night, has
been sentenced 70 thirty years in the
State prison.
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in Connecticut to raise money for edu-
cational purposes in the South. He
says that in the Northern States the
Radical Republicans have contributed
generally, while the Democrats, whom
be regarded as his special friends, have
done almost nothing.
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Important 60 Far1ners.

100A MORE FARMERS WANTED At
1OOO1nce % engage ina ver-y appropTfAte,
tIonoiaole and pleasant bushes for TIE uext
mn months, or longer. in which 30 persons
nave ernhsZked IN the last Two months, and
= SnlsR Rom so 10 SO Per month - being
made For ruu particulars address.
@ p. VENTG CO.,
. Wsst 4fh street Cincinnati, Ohio.
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EVENING SESSION.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. Is.-Resolutions
of sympathy with the Cretans were re-
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EIGHT hundred and eighty colored
voters have been registered in George
town. The white registry numbers but
eleven hundred.
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A Good Chance to Invest in Real
Estate.
Valentine Giesev

Estate.
Valentine Giesey
Henry L Humphrey ct alsb
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
Dsd in This cause blythe CircuiI Court oYohio
county, al the December term thereof 1874 1
snail as special CoLnrai ssioner naIuei IN aid
dScrse, nner AZ puic sals TO the highest bid
der, al the mont door OF the Court House OF
ONO county, on saturday, the ed day OF
nhrchs 1867, att O1S O'Clock, a m, the fol-
loE1nE described properly, that IS TO say:
TIE fuI lot OF land or the east Edde Of
Wneslns Ireek, Immediately south Of and
adjoining the east end Of what is known az
the East Wheeltng bridge. on Zane street in
the CITY OF " heeiinZ- said lot being known as
number one ~ of a numberof loIs lying on
the eaSt bank OF Id crerZ- south OF the end
Of said bridge, together with the brick houSs
standing on the same and the other aUprIrfs-
names 0T the said lot. = :
The building : large, recently repaired and
In good order Il = arranged for occu patton
by four familles OF tenants, and its purcilase
would be safe and paying investment
There is well OF excellent water on tie
premises.
EKN5 OF SALE-One-thfrd OF the pur-
cE2se money and Sgscn additional sum As the
purchaser may desire 10 pay, in hand, the
resldus n two equal iDsIslmeEtS Al s1x and
we've mouths, respectively, with Interest
from the day OF SAFE. the puachaser giving
0ond with good personal security foT the de-
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
teEfl--iIaVTfd Erf5.aal !
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fur 8fnt.
For Rent.

TIE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
To-. on Main street; also t3asemeuf rooms
nnished- GOOD of1ces IN second story, and
s osl rooms sor other purposes In second ard
tHlIo stoIS IN good ortter. Possession given
y soins rooms Immediately, Others A pfl lst-
-aSny ouiding lots and dwelling houses Tor
SAFE IN tL4e sixth Ward, reasonable terms.
THOS. HORN BROOK.
One. 80. lIs1S Main street. above Mon
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For Rent.

THREE STORE ROOMS, ONE ON MAIN
ana two on Market Streets Enquire Al
fs5s-if LEWIS q wooDMASsEE
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B. u. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER TIN
vi and Sheet Iron Ware. and dealer IN
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. Is Main
Street., Wheeling. West Virginia
NoQh respectfully call the attention Of
the pohtc TO my large and select stock OF
copper StillS, Copper and Bras Kettles Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tons.
JOB work OF all kinds VIII receive my per-
On Wen Casing and sand Pumps made to
order On short nottes- -7-.
ty8 b p CALDWELL
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Notions and Fancy Goods F!

A LII THE POPULAR FAMILY Medic
"A ctnes Of the day for sale Al oDHFFS-TTss
FresGtPtton Store, end OF Stone Bridge.
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Portable Steam Engines.

WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
jan9-dIaWtd SPECIAL ConnInfsgioner-
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Boston. Jan. 50, 1907. CoIaInissione,rs.
felsS-laWsE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-03-06
Special Notices.
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
A Substitute For CaIOmeI,

These Pills are composed Of various roots.
having powers to relax the secretions of the liv-
er, as promptly and as efeetually as blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence. as they promote the dis
charge of all Vitiated bile. and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary duets.
which are the cause OF bilious affections in gen.
eral.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache. and all disorders Of the Liver. indi-
Gated by salIow skin. coated tongue. eostiVe-
ness, drowsiness. and a general feeling Of wea-
riness and lsssitude. showing the liver Is in a
torpid or obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all cas- Is when s purEstive or Alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for 'for DR.. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills." and observe that the two ikenesses Of
the Doctor are on the Government stsmp-one
when in the last stage Of Consumption. and the
other in his present health.
Sold by all druggists and dealers. Price 25
cents per box Principal ONCE. No. Is North
9Th Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes 4
Co., q Park Row. New York; ; S. S. Hance. los
Baltimore St, Baltimore. Nd; John D. Park.
n. E. Corner of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cincin-
natl. Ohio; Walker & Taylor. 1S4 and 1876 Wa
bash Avenue. Chicago. Ill; Collins Brothers,
southwest corner of Second and Vine Sts,. st.
Louis. No. l4th i 5th ", ea- mo. l u.
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I And invariably relied upon their
fathers for the performances Of those
little Offices necessary to their comfort
and well being.
Most of them died early to be sure !;
but that was nothing.
The world was bound 70 be redeem
ed, and woman to have her rights.
On that all of these things could have
been real
Why did we dream ? Or Why did
we awake
Why did we go into Jones' next door,
to see if he had got through with his
weeks washing?
What possessed as to help him
wiring his clothes, and then to go on
top of the shed to assist in hanging
them out ?
Where is the demon that prompted
US to venture so near the edge of the
roof that we lost our balance and fell
over?
-AWaking with start, to find the
sweet visions vanished, and the voices
IN our dreaming all melted aWay7
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Plain Talk from Andy John
sons Home.

The patriotic editor of the Green
vile NslO Era thus talks on colored
suffrage:
We don't know exactly what you
mean by "nigger equality" nor do we
care /; as Radicals we use the negro to
whip and conquer armedrebels, to pro-
tect and defend the nation against its
bitterst enemies, and as Radicals and
true friends of the nation still, we can
use the negro at the ballot-box, and
continue to use him against our enc
mics and the enemies of the best inter-
est, the peace, perpetuity and integri-
ty OF the Government. He was the
true, tried and trusted friend of the
Union man in hours of darkest peril,
We trusted him then infinitely more tiaz The
rebels, and are not afrcld to try him again.
Union men, Radical Union men,
taught him how to aim his musket and
where to throw his bullets, and if ne
cessary they can teach him how to vote.
Rebels and CoPpsrhsads k7lo10 hos0 he lVill
vote, hence their intense Opposition 10 h;s en-
JrGHehisemsat. When the rights of 10y
al men, security to the State and GEN
eral Government. justice to q party or
race, demand the action of our Legis-
lators, let that action be taken boldly
and fearlessly.
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A Tremendous Earthquake at
Fort Klamath. Oregon.

The Oregon Sentinel publishes the
following letter from Fort Klamath,
dated January Sth, giving the particu-
lars of fearful earthquake in that To-
eality: We have singular if not serious
news to send by the express just leav-
ing. This morning at day light we
were startled from our sleep by the
precipitate shock of an earthquake,
Immediately followed by a noise as of
distant thunder. But in a little while
quiet reigned every one was laughing
heartily over the singular phenomenon
but our countenances soon underwent
a serious change, for it began to grow
dark, the whole heavens were full of a
very black smoke or cloud; the air
had sulphurous smell, and ashes of
brownish color fell as fast as ever saw
it snow. We had to use candles in the
mess-room. The most of US went in to
breakfast, but had only got into our
seats when, horror upon horror the
earth seemed rolling like waves upon
the ocean. Every one was thrown to
the floor, and only regained their feet
to be placed again in the same situa-
ton. With the rafting of dishes,
crashing of window glass, cracking of
timbers of the building and the screams
of frightened boys, you cannot imag-
inc more perfect chaos. Some of US
gained the door and such sight as
met our gael The tall pines around
the fort seemed lashing themselves in
TO fury. The wagons in front Of the
stables were engaged in pitched battle:
horses and cattle lying crouched upon
the ground, uttering most pitiful
means dogs bowling, and the unearth-
ly -yells of the klamath Indians en-
camped near the fort, completed the
scene. We imagined we were amidst
the wreck of matter and the crush of
worlds. The suffers store was thrown
about! twenty feet from its former
position. There were no lives lost and
no serious accidents to any one there
was quite number with bruised shins
and skinned noses. No serious dam
age to any of the buildings, all bein g
log and frame houses; but l do not
think there is a whole pane Of glass
left at the post.
There are many speculations as to
the cuase of this most singular freak Of
nature, but most of us are of the epin-
ion that q volcano had broken loose
near the Klamath marsh, as a continu
GUS dark volume of smoke is seen as
cending in that direction. Some of the
soldiers have volunteered to go and
find out whether we have a monster
vomiting fire near US or not. There
was about half an hour between the
first and second shocks. The first was
only perceptible the second lasted, as
near as can be judged from various
opinions, from two to three minutes.
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NURSING TRoUBLEs.-Some people
are as careful of their troubles as moth
ers are of their babes; they eu6dle
them, and rock them, and hug them,
and cry over them, and fy into q pas
sion with you if you try to take them
away from them they want you to fret
with them, and help them believe
that they have been worse treated than
anybody else. If they could, they
would have picture of their grief in q
gold frame, hung over the mantleshef
for everybody to look at. And their
grief makes them really sel6sh they
think more of their dear little grief in
the basket and in the cradle than they
do of all the world besides and they
say you are hard-hearted if you say
"Don's fret" All / you don't under
stand-you don't know me-you can't
enter into my trials p'
The above is mirror in which GER
tain persons may see themselves re-
hected. As though others had not tri-
ais They lack hope; they give way
to foolish fear; are cowardly, without
faith or fortitude. They are poor things;
will not amount to much. Still, it is
our duty to help them out of the rut
and encourage them to throw of cares.
-Er.