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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09

Corn stalks dry 90 slowly that it Of
ten takes all the fair weather of au-
tumn to dry them. It Is rarely safe to
leavein the field after the middleOf the
fodder If housed as soon ~ theY7are
dry enough. Whether in the stacks
III under barracks las the bundles
with the tops inward, and inclined
slightly upward. 50 that rain and
thawing snow will all be carried of.
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H O Il 7 n -!

O+ " ~ -
In all qualities and colors, Serges, Reps, Ar
mures, DcLainS, &c, &c, may be Oun in
immense quantities. much below prevailing
prices, at the WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
Black Beaver Cloths and Chinchillas for
Cloaks and OvercoatS, cheap, at
PECK & BROTHER.
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BRYANT. STRATT0S 4 FELTON,.

THlS institution is the pioneer Col
Il lcgeof the international Business College
Association, whose schools are located in all
the leading citicso Of the Us. and C~anadasand
are the most POPULAR and PRACTICAL Of the
kind on thcC Continent. II Is centrally locat-
ed, in the choicest business section OF. the
city, and occupies apartments, elegant, spa
ciouS. and conmodious-in all respects well
appointed, no expense having been spared to
cur the greatest convenience and comfort
to the student. The course of study is fun
and complete, embracing all kinds Of BUSH
ness, ana is made aspractical as the business
Of the outside world, hy the handling Of
money, checks, drafts, business papers gen
orally, and the buying and selling Of the va
rious classes Of merchandise in connection
with each transaction.
The teachers are recognized as able and
efficient, every way meriting the reputation
they have won for themselves in the branch
Of Education TO which they have devoted
their talents and the best years OF their lives
the majority being veterans in the service.
To its superior management, 10 the eficien-
and popularity OF its instructors, TO the
t-horoughness Of its courseo Of study-in short
to its unsurpassed advantages, the Union
Business College owes its present enviable
position and reputation among the business
men and Institutions of the country.
TFIE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09

CAST IRON SINKS,
X TIE best sin made. for sale at
JAMESON &WHEELER's.
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SPENCERTAN INSTITUTE OF PEN
MANSHTP.
OF GENEVA.
Has been moved oCIeveiand, and connected
with the
UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Pricipal of This National Institute
Platt r. Spencer, one of the authors of h
celebrated Spencerian System OF Writing.
and the acknowledged Champion ofMe Pen in
the United States, viii have charge OF the
Writing Department Of the Union Business
College. BY this chenge the advantages for
acquiring a business hand writing or mas
tering the Art Of Writing in all its branches
are such as are no arhere else 10 be found. Mr..
Spencer has taught in many OF the leading
Colleges and Public Schools OF the Continent,
and every where gathered round him large
classes Of the finest talent, and gained a very
enviable reputation As instructor or this
most useful Art
Scholarships issued al this Institute are
good throughout the AsSOciation. Youngmen
readily see II appreciate the difference be-
tween an Association Of Colleges located in
business ccnters, and single isolated schools
in country towns. IfyOung men desire to
get into business they must go where bust
ness is transacted.
For terms, and Specimens Of Writing, ad-
dress FELTON, BIGELOW,
Aug. q. lSfS-s4nO. Cleveland, Ohio
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The following is from report of Farmers Club.
Oct Il. In answer to question by f.. f. TraWes,
Of Watts5urgh. Pa. Am I to understand that
IN the opinion OF the Farmers Club. The Plastic
Slate kCohug Is a better AID more durable root
than good shineles2" Ans. b. Cluo-"Ies sir.
more duruoie than the best Cypress FROM the
Dismal swamp, which Eas been known to last
bic asstone2 For su~h the Fastie SLATE be-
comes, bard and firm - the Slate from the quar-
~"
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How They Lost Thcir Interest.


TFrom the Wisconsin milwaukee,.
One day last week there was over in
one of the wards a little among
the Germans, and quite a number of
them rushed pell-meii to the bank
where they had deposited their
savings, TO get it ont before ode bank
he 20 bust like dunder." Many of
these deposits had been in the bank
three, four and five months, and rs the
call was made the cashier told the cap
italists:
1.-THE rules of the balk will not al
low interest 10 he paid on these GER
t~iicates unless they have been held
for six months. You can have your
money, but the bank a pay you no
interest"
"Yaw, yaw, dat is gOot-we wants
our mOneys-we care nOtings apout de
intensive wants our moneys"
The money was paid over, and the
happy Germans, who really expected
the bank was to close on their hands,
found themselves in possession Of from
I $500 TO 81. 900 safe in their pockets.
/ Safe! Well they had it sure; but
then there came the stories of house
breakers who come in at night, and
went into every corner of your little
domicil, and found any money or
bonds that you had, and carried it all
away without even giving you a GER
tificate for it; and of men who went
about at night, and if they thought
( you had any money about YOU, tapped
you not lightly on the head with a
/ brickbat: and If you awOke at all, il
was TO find your poor body in the
canal, and your money all gone.
These pictures were too vivid for the
Z capitalists, and they saw the necessity
; of putting the money in a safe place.
! There was in the ward n well-tO-dO
German. an officer and stakeholder in
the bank, and to this gentleman the
Germans all made their way.
Here is Our mOnish," they said,
1--WE no wants him-sO keep him."
AZ do not want it," said the gentle
man. 4 have as much money now
as l can take care Of. Whynot put ii
in the bank?"
NIX, nix-de pank he go pust, and
den we lose him. Nix, nix, You keep
him.
There was no resisting the appeal so
urgently made, and the gentleman had
nothing to do but to receive the money
and send it to the bank again. BY
Saturday night, the poor excited fei-
lows learned that the bank had not
closed and did not intend to. and
more, that they had lost the interest
on their money when there was no
reason for so doing, and the bank had
the benefit of the money all the time.
Such "Tuns' are a great deal better for
the "panl" than for the peoples"
who run it.
The Union Pacific Company are
now pushing the construction of
temporary bridges across the Missouri
at Omaha, and will soon be able 10
move an enormous quantity of freight
waiting transportation west.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
THE Fall Examination will be held

NI1E ran examinations VIII beleld
as follows: Newton Falls, September
TN; Warren, Sept Sth; PayneS Corners. sent
stni Johnson sept. IL bloomfield, Sept. 18th;
Warren, Sept. 25Ih: Warren. Oct. 3Isi. War,
rem, Nov. 18th; Warren, Dec. 10Th; Farming
ton, Immediately afterthe Teachers Institute.
There VIII be no examinations in anuary
or February, n il is hoped that all those
who have any idea OF teaching Will attend
the fall examinations. Applicants will pro-
vide themselves with slate and pencils. also
win exact change l55 cents for the payment
OF the regular fee and postage.
By order of the Board.
GEORGEP HUNTER, Sec'y.
Warren, Aug. d, IS6S-ISw
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Carpets-Don,t Pay the Hish PrIees!

UNiE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO. Of
i EustOn, Mass, established nearly a quar-
ter Of acCntury ago. in the present location.
In Halls over II, %, -. II. ~, 81, 81, - and 81
more houses with CARPETS than any other
house in the country. In order TO afford
those ~ a distance the advantage of their
low prices, propose to send, pa the receipt OF
the price. - yards or upwards OF their beau
tiful Cottage carpet, at - cents per yard, with
samples OF ten sorts, varying in price from y
cents to 50 per yard, suitable for furnishing
every part of any house. dec24t-CSD
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FIELD, TURNER & CT

Would now call special attention to their
stock Of paper coilars-we keep the only
genuine Dickens Collar in Warren, also
the Baden Collar, cord edge, Ound corners,
button holes and entire fold cloth lined, only
20 cents a box. The Bon Ton" Collar, round
corners, button holes cloth lined, only > cts,
ton, only - cents a box, being the cheapest
collar ever offered for sale. We also Keep
Bcnis patent shape collar, and Grays Mold
ed collar, at greatly reduced prices. The
Baden" cuff, cord edge, reversible, 10 match
the Baden collar, the neatcSt cut out. only
nfty cents FOR n package Of 10 pairs.
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DIR. BurtOn'S
TOBACCO

WARRANTED To REMOVE ALL DE-
w sire for Tobacco. II i entirely Vegetable
and harmless u ptBifcs and eHTichcS The
biDOd. InvigOrates heSystem. possesses great
N~ourlShtng and Strengthening power, IS an
excellent Appetizer, enables the stomach 10
Digest the hearticSt food makes sleep refresh
ing. and establishes robust health. Smokers
ant CheIrcrs for siItV years cured. Price, Fifty
Cents, post free. a treatise on the injurious.
effects of Tobacco, with lists OF references,
testimonials, &C., sent free. Agents wanted.
Address Dr. T.. x. ABBOTT, Jersey City, y.
j. Sold by all Druggists. dec2 4t-CSD
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WAnnrr Mich ID 1sss

ARREN. March u, 1Si2.
Ibts certihes that in tho erection Of our dwell
ms and stores last season. sc Wade choice Of
Plastic Slate { T our rO5hng. ard have had no
cause 20 rezretit. should We build more this
srason, as we contemplate. should use the same.
" SouIa state further IN references to the in
quiIy as 20 whether therain water from Tire roof
IS auecLed oy aay tllnt Of coal tai. w say that
IT'S sot. " g should say that our eistsrn water
Us better than from a single roof less snow re-
NAMING on the root in winter 70 hold the SCOT
and being smooth, less SCOT is held, than oy the
uneven surfscc OF a single root
JULIUS KING.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED--AGENTS,g 6: te2 So,

every where, male and female, TO introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This machine will stitch, hem. fell, tuck,
quiz, cord, bind, braid and embTuideT in "a
~ warranted for live years. We viii pay ST.
u1 Tor n Machine that will sew n stronger.
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours II makes thc Elastic Lock stitch
Every second stitch can be cut, and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing
IL. We pay Agents from So to 500 per month
and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount nj he made. Address.
SECOMB & CO., PITTSBURGH. PA, or BOS-
TON. MASS.
CAIIION.-Donol be Imposed upon by other
parties palming of worthless caSt-irnn ma
chimes, under the same name or otherwise
ours is theO only genuine and really practical
cheap machinc manuiacturcd -dec2 lW-CAD
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Walter Brown, champion oarsman,
left Pittshurg on the lst. to scUll and
row 4 boat to Cincinnati, four hun
dred miles in eight consecutive days,
from sun rise to SUI set, on q wager of
81 ,O0I.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09

IT.. AhE4Ns Aarcl =. ic0o
inls cert'heS that | have had OppOrtuniy of
seeing an actual test Of the fire proof qualities
in pronouncing it IRE proof and would insure
buildings covered with it aceordfneIy, which
amount 20 . saving OF ~ per cent. on Isolated
buildings. ALBERT WATSON,
Insurance Agent.
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FIELD, TURNER & co.

In presenting this. their fall circular, take
the occasion OF returning their thanks 10
their numerous friends for past fayOrS, assu-
ring them and the public, that if good goods,
true representation and small profits, com
ce3vor TO meet and merit their patronage
and good opinion.
Oct. :, IS6S-tf
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Der s;ore buiidiuF. cO-nec OF M7ia and Frank
lin streets. is a tin root but was so lelky as 10
he very unsatisfactory. bot Vas made perfectly
tight BY +re application al Plastic slate.
ANDERSON Il RIPF.
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E MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!

These are all fine new Ong with chorus
fgr four voices. and viii be sent by mail to
u address on receipt Of price, by
GEO. ADAMS, Warren. O.
Nov. 25-tf
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eminent WOMAN OF TIE AGE

An octave volume OF go pages, containing
Il newly written sketches by Messrs. Parton,
Greeley, Higginson, Triton, Winter, Abbott,
Prof HOppin, Mrs EC-SlantOn, Fanny Fern,
Grace Greenwood, etc. Illustrated with II
excellent Steel Engravings. The y. Y. Ere
ming Post saws Of the book, 1T deserves and
viii obtain an immense sale"
I'm. B.-Nery liberal terms will be Civ
en- to Agents. For descriptive circulars, ref
erences, dc, address
$. NJ. BETS & CO., Hartford, Conn.
dec3 4t-C6D
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THE CHRONICLE.


For the CHRONICLE.
The Home There l Was Born.
ISav my childhO0d'S home last night,
The shade doorway blooming still
All its sweet flowers looked just as bright,
But footsteps strange had crossed It's sill.
Encased still the garden wall
With purple grapes that scent tho air,
Allowed 10 wande Ovcra all,
But pruning hooks had since been there.
There stood the barn and stacks OF grain;
Ihcard again the swallows twit,
And the old pewCes' ~threadbare strain,
But those strange footsteps haunt me yet.
There stOofthe orchard, the same trees
Where first I saw their shadow run,
Thought then life'S cup was free from lees.
Its youthful days no setting sun.
heard again, in cadence low,
Ny mirror brook ring its soft lay,
And as | east my eyes below,
ISaw a form all bent and gray.
Looking for JOYS without n shade,
Something here not attached to woe,
some arch in Heaven that shall not fade,
still hope TO find an endless bow.
H..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09

GENTLE Nellie Comes no More.
VI fresh supply Of this most popular song
just reed at ADAMS
Nnv. 2j-tf Music Store.
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wAEzEv. March Is, 1903.

NAEREN, March 10, Is13.
We the undersigned have made nc of PIasti
Slate !OT roofing purposes. and take pleasure in
saying that i makes a satisfactory roof.
II. c. BELDIS. II. HUxr.
McLAIv & WARD. PAcKAED. Hull i Co.
IN STuSE, JAHEsUN j WUEELFR.
:. L. FarrwaS.
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FLAX! FLAX FLAX!
1000 TONS
STRAW WANTED

LNOR which we will pay the highest
market price in cash. Having lust cree
ted a mill 10 manufacture our own tow into
Manufactures Goods, ready for market, we
leel MD we can pay as much for Sfrav
as any other buyers ia the State. We must
buy a very large amount OF Straw or brv M
Tow OF other mills TO supply our Spin
ming Mil. Reprefer TO buy the Straw direct
Iromthe farmers, and all those having Straw,
moved or pulled, will md ii 10 their infeesi
% can ana see US before selling elsewhere
y. B7Scales on Quinby Hi and at Flour
ing Mill. CAMP &RANDALI.
Aug ,, Lo5s-tt Warren, Ohio.
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Ny house .l Eashin-tln Avenue. f0ru.erly
Plastic Slate roof IN town. Come aad see Il andf
Ihiak yuU uil agree Eith me that you would not
exchange It for the best shiosll r0pf in town.
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lam fully prsrarsd with the best material.
and shall give RS exclusive attention TO the
supply iug Of this rooiug. anu eli work viii be
Gone ulder my own supervision; believing In
the Cld maxim that lie who hy the plough would
thrive, himself must cifhcr hold Or1rive-"
;. PARISH
In addition to tie making Ct new roofs, Pias-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09

IN ans otlitE way
n1-The best OF Boston and New York ref
erences given as to the reliability Of our
house. and that our business is conducted in
the fairest and most legitimate manner pos
sihle, n that we give greater value for the
money b can be obtained in any other
way
All GOeds damaged ar broken in transportation
replaced WitE0at charge.
80 CHECKS describing articles sold sent TO
agents in ClubS ~ rates mentioned be-
low. We guarantee every article 10 cost less
I than II boaght atany Boston or New York
WHOLESALE OuNr. r Hr' E
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$1,000 A Day Clear.

A GENTS WANTED for every
led States for n ECIIPTIC HEAT VALVE.
one of the best retainers Of heat and ecOno-
mixers OF fuel in existence Can be applied
to any stove now in use. Address, enclosing
stamp, to j. P. FUTILE, Box GOO. Warren,
Ohio. Nov. Is. lS6S-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09

EARN FQR SALE
Zone huudred and nfteeR acres OF very
good and sandy land, with good buildings,
&c., In G~ustavuS. formerly occupied by l.
abtEs, ESQ: and is half a mile north from
Peabodys store and local Post Ofheebetween
GustavUS and kinsman, along the Creek.
For particulars ddrcSS. or call on my nrm-
October 7-tf
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A PERFECT CURE
For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci-
dity of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from a disordered state
of the Stomach. Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD & BENTLEY,
Druggists, Buffalo, N. Y Sold by all
druggists.
SoIdby 7. H. ALLISON, Druggists Wal
rem. Ohio. Nov. Is, Is6S.
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The Union Pacific Company are
now pushing the construction of
temporary bridges across the Missouri
at Omaha, and will o be able 70
move an enormous quantityo of freight
waiting transportation west.
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a S SLATE ROOFING
THE CHIEF A~RGUMENT 40

THE CHIEF ARG JMENT AID
j duced by tho friend Of Plastic S.l.e in
proof o. is superiority over all inventions Of
like character. s. The important and inc1ntro-
yerutle ttc- that the-tEU elsECnts o. which 90
. composel Pcs e. chsTac'cTisics Of AFFINITY
combined 10 no other roofing material hereto
lore "r a. present. in usc. Coal tar is found 90
Ge tle yfscfus element ahke % coti ami s!Ite,
mir was lscovered-uot yented-,nat by
the clmnlnati11 ftar ami slate a eomTosiii's
vas n~htai.ed p7-sossiuE the piiabi,iiy and elias
ucity OF tae faTine-. with the hdity and ia
destTueubiity Of the latter. aud scientific 10
vesuEalyu. - sell a. oUf Own exptrience.
tullv establishes the feet that its exposure to
heat ant coid-wct and dry-seFveS Griy % re
construct The two elements into thcsr original
condition SOLID SLATE
Below plcsse end ,estimcuiIls from gentle
men well Fn0wn in this cotnnugits. a. mcu %
Gender and good judgmsnL
WARES. March II 1S53
This c~ertiies ;lat h@yc a Plastic Slate Roof.
which vas put on IL the fail Of 1856. and take
pleasure in SAYING that it has given perfect sat
i%stactlOn- II has passed two winters without
showing ans effects Of frost. dOesnOt crack. and
as far as l am able TO judge. princess durab:i-
~. have also used the esment in Stopping
leaksi in my lin roOfwith good success
L. J.IDpINGS.
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Best thing cut 10 Coal Tin Reefs,
not olE sf ure~-eEN3L.N" lue tn. OUT 70 aLol
leaks that msy nave occurred rem any c4uss.-
Also

Ifno- too far gone may be eosted rendering thsm
d-s proof and preventing any further wear or
decay This question Of preserving Single
roofs Is worthy OF attention for. if for a trIdin.
expense TDu can have your single roJf made
good as new nod az the samo time Vrs1f against
sparks e Is worth knowing
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NJ -.

TT Yet WANT SONk >UPE-
rior walk stO.e. Fsag Stone for cellar bet
toms, well stOnc. castern stone. step Stone. fcnce
stone. hitcbinr posts, undCrpinning stone por
tieo stOce, hearth stone or vail stone OF any
thing that stonec5n he used f0i; from lZIDeheS
up 10 nine inches in thickness aid from tSo
feet SQUARE M TO twenty feet. 90 a. REEVES
A RATLIFF'S. 3 miles \. 7. of Warren. or
address Warren p O.. b. 2E5.
Sept. 2. 1851
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one DOLLAR F0R EACH ARTICLE,
TWICE TIE lxouyr

With privilege OF exchange from a large va
riety Of useful articles, not enc Of which
could be bought for
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30 that We are prepared to Sti every dcs-
criptiOn Of
Dry and PE1ry Goods. Silver Platrd Ware. Gut
lery, Eatehes. Albums. Jewels sc.
g 6dicr qualify HJaI 0RB0Lier c0HccI7, "a tie
cllultN LDr he nnifornl nric. n
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PLASTIC SLATE for FENCE P0STs

. sourd when seated. will remain sound. as the
slate c--uert excludes all m0iStars- L pene-
trages the pores Of the wood aud no water can
ret betEeen II aud the wood. consequently the
frost cannrf el-sve IL of .r
eeHsertluu.ishsd ready mixed. at reasonable
rates. = PARISH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09
Our commission to Agents

Exceed those oleyeyrotaeT establishment
OF the kind; proof OF this can be f0uud IN
comparing our premiums NyiththoSe 0fOthers
FOR CLUBS OF THE SAME SIZE, in addi-
tiOu To which we claim To giNc better goods
of the same ~clarRcter-
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III SUCCESS
A p
REVOLUTION
IN TRADE.

hat in order 10 supply the demas.d Oceas-
Toned by our constantly increasing patron
age. We have recently made impOrtatiouS FOR the
fHii Trade, direct from European Manufacturer
ahEnuHnINn nn NnAnEN EhA am
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the 18th day OF
March. 1883, MARrRA E. daughter OF MI
chael n. and Sarah A. Matthews. Born
January 3lst, 1856.
The subject of this notice was numbered
amongst the most amiable Of her age, lot
sweetness Of temper, dutifulness to paren-
tai authority, and high appreciation OF In
terest felt by parents and friends for her
mental, moral, and religious culture.
At protracted meeting in Goshen
Church, August, 1867, she made profession
of religion. 1t was satisfactory to all, m-
miliar with the. dialect Of Heaven, that she
had passed from death unto life, and was
made new in Christ Jesus.
She became doubly endeared to parents
and friends, because she could now appre-
ciate with them the preciousness o fChrist's
dying love and redeeming grace. and with
them look to a perfect, permanent home
in Heaven.
Bercaved parents, grieve not unduly-
MARTHA cannot return to you. God lOvet
her, and took her to her heavenly home
You can, ere long, 60 and greet her in tho
Celestial City. A FRIEND.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16

occupy too much space in most OF the
journals Of the country, tho Press and
Times in the number. We said the ass
is an uncouth animal. Webster says
uncouth means clamsy, awkward, an'
pleasant to the sight, and ifthe ass is not
all this In comparison with the horse
then the world Is in error. We know
that Infinite Wisdom created all things,
from man to the oyster, and made oil
things to differ, and it is irreverence on
your part to attempt to make oil things
equal. You are acting the inldel. il
is as much infdelity to war against the
manifest will of God, as to deny Hin
altogether, forby your acts yon do de
ny Him. If We are in want OF u ''syIn
mctrical BRAIN you are M en- mcoutl
human, as foolish as Canute, in you
attempt to make those equal whom Coo
has made unequal.