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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. o. 1893.
SorIoED.
BY Mr. Kennedy, to enable the Savings Trust In.
surance companies to invest In town bonds; By Mr..
Genet. to repeal much Of the Metropolitan Police act
relates the towns OF Newton Flushing; by
Norton for the rebuilding Of Washington Market In Now
York city; by Mr. Creamar. to incorporate tho Clinton
Savings Bank Of New York. also TO authorize the Comp
trollsr Of New York city to borrow 81, 900 900
for the support Of the poor In said city: by Mr..
Norton TO incorporate the Household0rs Savings Bank
Of New York
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. CROWLEY introduced Q bill Incorporating the
Jerauld Educational Institute Of Niagara.
THE STANDING ooMMITTRRs.
Fynance-- --Mcssn. o'Donnerl, Humphrey rogcr Murphy
J.aica,y-Messrs. Foiscr. Williams. Hale Murphy and
Clnals-Messrs. Stanford wichs Nation. Thaysr and
C1ai,ns- -Mes.rs Hale Chapman and Edwards.
Observation-Disclosures Campbell Parker. Morgan Genet and
Charitable and Rt'iyiaw 50 ietsMossrs Palmer Crowley
STATE Prisons Nessrs wiuia ns Hale and Caldwell
Ereio.s @ 7e.ns and Cosaies-hessrs Chapman, Grow.
Pubic Erpe@irres -Messr. Thayor Parker and Norton
hun,ctpaf Agsir --nessrs. Crowley Palmer. Kennedy
PaSi,c HraaS-Messrs. Parker, o'Donnsil and Genet
Saa~Me.srs Ken1edy. Mstioon and Bradley
ss LM.syFhesr Fass scd SSnss -nd Nichols
L.eSai AGars Toens and CouaiesMcssrs. Van Potion.
Poor L.,0s-Messrs. Nicks, Campbell and Beach.
Eagroest Bis-Mesars Morgan Van fetten, kicks, Hub
basd and Creamer.
Indiaa A6ahs- Mossrs Morgan, Kennedy and Genet
Commerce and Na,iyafior-Messrs Hunipnry, Stanford
aud Pierce.
Agylcudf,re--Messrs. Campbell, Palmer and Edwa- -ds.
L,te,ature-Messrs Chapman, Van re,ten and Morris
MIia-Messrs. Van etten, Morgan and Beach
Lo1ds and Brlges-Messrs. kicks. Chapman and Beach,
Grseenoes Hail. Foiget Dreamer Banks. raimes
Iasira asosMessrs Parker stanford and Bradley
Fripiieces aad Eeusorshessrs. Kennedy, ODonne and
Bradley.
Afanutadwes--Messrs Thaycr, Crowley and Norton.
herenchaenf- -Messrs Williams, stanford and Pierce.
Hrifiu1s--Nessrs MAttUnO, Thayer and Banks.
rHa LAKE. oHAMrLAIS RoUsg's POINT
Mr.. HALE moved q concurrent resolution instructing
and requesting our representatives In Congress 10 us0
their influence 10 procure repeal OF the making the
piers aud brdges across Lake ChamplaD, a. Rouscs
Point, . post route, such modification thereof will
for the purposes OF lake naygston
OF least $50 feet between the ends OF the piers
structcd the opposds sldcs Of Lake Chapiain al or
rear Rouss's Point Mr. Halo then asked uaani.
nous consent that the resolution bo now considered.
Mr.. NATION objected.
Tho senate then adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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a Bloody Chapter-FiEht Between Two
Prisoners In Mem Slnugh-
ter In Dyersburg.
MEMrHs, Jan. 0, 1868.
Last night notorious thief nampd Jim Burns
xssted while enecting INTO II. Dent Co.'s
dry goods store. After he conveyed to jail and
upon entering his cell he discovered another prisoner
named Mccarthy lying asleep and assaulted him, nearly
strangling him. Mccarthy, renzisd with pain, assaulted
Burns return, aud before the guards could
gougsd his eyes out OF tlsr sockets
FJA terrible ansir occurred Dysrsburg East Tenn,
on Tuesday. Sheriff Psrknston at.smpted to arrest
Ism old man, named Duncan, in The street. Duncan
drow 3 pistol and nred shooting or tue Sherirs
thumb Parkington's who was standing near thea
1rsd pistol, killing Duncan, whose son, coming up at
tho moment fred killing p1ung Parkington instantly.
Sesing his saIn Psrkiueton then shot young Dun
can through tho heart The most intense excitement
FOLLOWED. Owing 70 the extensive relations Of both par
Ties further trouble 10 approhended
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Marine Dv,usscrs.

BARK FANNY EAlER Ode. from Csdlx for New oriears
with cargo OF salt AMI wine, put into Kingston, ia, fh
ipst. a damaged condition. as before reported.
RRio May wIttass (not beforel, stanhopc from
Havana Tor New York; put INTO savannah 9th lust ea &C
scaR JosEs-Seaviie NJ, jan 5-Tho seir Jones
Gap, huntiey, rom New YORK for Norfolk, W. came on
cd She remains tah, and viii be got on u tbs
weather remains good. tfhc New York Submarine Com
pany Lave sent assistance 10 her)
ScnR coNsrrruTIos Alden New York FOR KEY Wet
before reported put into Charleston 9Th inst tn distress
perenced heavy northwest ard southwest gales which
blew away the main an foressi lost boats fore boom, &c
ScBp firNRY LxRps before reported ashore on Hedge
Fence has been stripped and an attempt mde . pump her
ont wlth steam pump, but without success small parl of
cargo may bo saved The schooner val probably 20 70
pieces
scaa UrsRY I.rpps Of Rockiand from New York FOR
Boston, With pig which ashore Vineyard sound
on the eh will prove total loss She has been atrped
The steamer Moaohansett made unsueccsstu attempt 20
raise the wreck.
stoor Isaac Honpty, which sank r. about ~ feet %
~ Brstol Ferry weeks since. with cargo OF
scrap iron, from New York for Fall River wss tiied from
the bottom on Tuesday. and noated SONS three hnndtrd
wards The party expected to he able to bee
arouns Bristol Point into shoai water oh inss,
PoKr srAsLKr Oakland Isiandsl, Nov 2-Ihe Bremen
BARK Johanna, Snuer from New York Tor Panama put "a
here Oct 10 IN leaky state and ~ dschargns cargo
RorrkrDAv, Dec 24-The Mary Belle Roberts Turns.
from New York Tor HAMBURG was towed TO SEA tfom Aino
land, where aho had put in on l9th insL
Misc csiInneou~.
The wind yesterday was from WNW, and blowing fresh
There were but few By way Of sandy Hook 70
port.
BasK Jo,rr-r recently returned this port dlsmasted
IL on Que OF the dry uochs for general repairs
CLIrrrR BRiG Lazin BiLuscs, Madge of 8 John, Ns,
run from Holmes Bole to Little River Hay tundy ~ =
- minutes where she backed tOpsas ~ receive
pilot: having run the distance OF 25s miles IN the short ae
from the port Havana into Holmes Hole IN 3 days and
9u. s sus she nld 70 hours 10 gale from ias NV.
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WISCONSIN,.

OrgantxafiOn Of tho LcRisiaturc-The Gov
ernor's MessRRe.
MADISON, Jan. ., 1867.
Tho Wisconsin Legislature organized yesterday and
tho Governors message delivered at two p NJ to-
day Hc devotes much space TO local matters Ho
represents the finances Of tho State In excellent cond
tion, the present indebtedness being t22I9 ooo The
receipts exceed the expenses by some s. 000 notwth
standing many permanent improvements have been
made. such public buildings and enlargement Of the
Capitol. Tho unadjusted claims on tho general
gsvernment amount to SPAS 0O0 On national AFFAIRS he
recommends satisfactory settlement Of the repatriation
question, that nauraized citizens OF the United States
may bs protected abroad, and reconstruction he
takes the customary radical stand.
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Tho Alarming Condition Of ThinGs la the
south-A Republican View.

People ask in alarm "What Is 10 bo the end Of this
state IT thingBym For part wo not nppm Cd
et the probable regulL For one thing, we believe that
the old will be taught emphatcslv that its day "a
over That while the nation forgive the past u can
never forget IL aud that IL VIII neither sucr its traitors
10 be again Inv csted with power the national wards
to be persccuted. IL the late rebels still unccn-
yincsd OF The conquering talent OF General Grant their
conduct Ia fast nsurng hts promotion TO position In
which no will demonstrate II TO ths entire satisfaction.
And another thing rebel mrloyers will discover that
in civiyed ago after slavery IL abolished IL takes two
10 make barsslu. II they discharge their laborsrs
they will either mako them criminals or landowner, IN
either case destroying their value Lired mon aud
haaolng the rate Of vasaa In fuiugs
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OHiO.
SPECIAL TELEcRAm TO THE HERALD

Tho United States Senatorship-Pendieton
nnd vaIIm ndiGham.
COLUMBUS, Jan. o, 1861
O'clock Y. II.
There can be no doubt regarding the Senatorial
test. Judge Thurman will be elected beyond doubt and
Mr.. vallandisham Is positively "gone up"
has been In circulation for two days past 10
the effect that unfrendy relations existed between Ar
Pendleon and Mr. VaIlandiQham. There 10 no founda.
ton for such reports. Mr. Vsllandigham s dong hts
utmost TO promote Mr.. Pendetons prospects
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TIE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Adoption Of Another section or the Tiii Of
Rights-Suspension OF a Banking Firm la
Richmond.
RICHMOND, Jan. Q, 1868
Tho Convention tonight adopted tho Seventeenth
uon OF tho Bill OF Rights, being similar to the old vr-
gnia bill, except amendment adopted striking cut
the word "twelve' In fixing the number OF Jury
Another amendment was adopted giving any person tho
right 70 speak write his sentiments and be held
sponsblo for the same
Messrs HARRISON Gaddn h Apperson large banking
and real estate nr, suspended payment to-day. Their
depostors gill be paid.
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TEXAS.

A Republican Meeting Broken Up By q Mob.
GALVESTON, Jan. 0, 1865.
meeting Of republicans held in Marshall, Texas,
On the 3lst ut but was brokoA up by mob. Judge
Caldwell the speaker. fred at several times aud
sought protection the Post Head Hcadquartcra Tho
ldisturben Of the peace arrested by the military,
lbut afterwards, by order OF General Hancock, were
fturnsd TO the civil authortss who released them
d hall
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SPECIAL IEleeaAm 10 IHE RfaALn.

The Pay Of the Delegates 60 the State Com
vention-Positiou Of the Governor and State
Treasurer ON the Question.
ATLANTA, Jan. o. 1865,
O'Clock =. NJ J
Prior 10 the adjournment OF tho Convention 1t was
announced Shat General Meade had declared the des
gates entitled to draw money from the State Treasury
and that he would the obstacles to obtaining
funds In few days Ibis created bitter feeling
among tho whts citizens. Rumors current that
Governor jenkins aud Treasurer Jones will be removed
bAt ppon inquiry at headquarters have ascerained
that all tho papers In the hands OF General Grant,
ana that General Meade will abide by his decision IL
stated that Governor jenkins Is determined not TO
pay cut aay money-not dollar. He is in MledgeyIe,
and il ans attempt to remove him is made bs will sua
out an injunction from the United States Court.
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ENGLAND.

;ExamiuatiOn OF the Feninn Onicers-Chnrge
Of Treas0D Felony.
LONDON, Jan. Q, 1868
Hsssrs Burke. Casey, Shaw and Mullany, the Fsnans
whs were arrested At Birmingham on charge Of buy
Ding thors for the Brotherhood brought at
Bow stree today for examination. Bail was onorsd
bat not accepted and the prisoners were sent to Biz
mingham for trial for treason and felony.
Ths van containing the prisoners In its transit to and
from Bow street guarded by strong escort Of mil
tsry and several paioons Of police all under arms and
with drawn cu.assea These extraordinary precautons
were adudged necessary the authorities had received
Information Of threatened rescue.
There we're disturbances however
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AB Us S MA.

ChoeriaE Reports from the EnGiish Expc.
ditiUn.
LONDON, Jan. Q, 1861
The Loadon Times this morning publishes later intel
tigenos from the English expedition In Africa. The
troops, II seems were still at Ssnaie The soldiers
healthy and there sickness OF any In
che camps The natives everywhere wore friendly.
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Tho Deadlock In tho Lower House Of the
Legisinture.
.ai HARRIsDUao. Jan. Q, 1s6s
Ths House has taken two moro ballots for Speaker
without success the vote standing forty Ave for Mr.
Davis the republican candidate to fortyhvs for
Mr. Jones' the democratic capd date and eight for Mr..
Ewng Two members absent, having paired OF.
The House has adjourned TILL tomorrow
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IRELAND.

Charges Against n Sedtious Editor.
LoSDox Jan. 9, 1868.
Mr. Pggots. the editor Of the Dublin Irissnan, whose
noticed yesterday charged with eight sed
tious libels uttered last year.
Mr. Pggott is the son Of the late Chief Baron OF tho
Z ExohsQuer Of Ireland.
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AUSTRIA.
pIaximilian,s BODY MT Corfu.

0IaximiIian's Body at Corfu.
VIENNA, Jan. o. 1865.
Despatohes have been received to-day which state
chat the Austrian frigats Novara, Admiral Tegetho,
with the remains Of the late haxImian board. has
arrived At the island OF C0du the way TO Trieste.
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liDrawing Of tho Riverside Institute Lottery in
philadelphia.

y
The Riverside Institute lottery drawn this
kng very suddenly without prevsus notice, TO avoid
threatened injunction to prevent tho drawing taking
place The following the principal prizes drawn
mo. 49, 7ss drew $4,000 in money, No. 12o o66 drew
$4,000 No. 46e e02 drew $4,000 No l79,e37 drew
l45 0O0 Nos 2S2 90 O92 drew S25 900 each, No.
les 385 drew hous SIS 600 No 3l7, ,6I0 drew
ihouee worth $4,000, No. l76&i3 drew house worth
900, No. 2l5 drew u house worth $40 600.
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The Democrniic state Comuittee.
AravsrA, Jan. o, 1903
The Democratic slate Committee have elected Paul
Merrill chairman. They decided 10 Gail . oosveotlon
here for the purpose Of sestng delegates a large the
National copventloA
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ILLINOIS,.

Arrest Of nm Alleged New York Murdcrcr.
CHICAGO, Jan. Q, 1888.
Thomas Reilly, an alleged New York and Chicago
Nrough, who killed policeman In New York two years
since, and for whom authorities have boon looking
Tor since that time. arrested this city last night
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POR TUG Al.

Tho Now Cabinet to Enforce tho Taxes.
PARIS Jan. Q, 1868.
Tho Cabinet Of Portugal just formed, favos the COL
iectisn Of the Il will be remembered that
these taxes were odious to tho people in such degrce
70 cause the rssignatIon Of the previous Cabinet
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show Ca.c-.-Eteser'- Eiegnet Wbitc Metal
o. German silver, Mahogany and nlack Walnut Shs~
Cases. FsAsERS corner Heads and Hudson stSests.1
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TELBCRAPHIC NEWS
f r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
PRUSSIA.

Count Bismarck tho Chances Of q War
with France.
BERLIN, Jan. o. 1865.
AZ large conservative dinner in this city last evening
Count Won Bismarck present and made . speech.
He reviewed the present political situation In Europe,
In the course sf winch he sald that with France
ehis year phantom and urged his hearers 10 dis
Cnin all fears In the matter.
He was listened to with profound attention
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The Metropolitan Job Printing Este hlisi.
MtNi ~ Nassau street prepared 70 iaruisn "a d. gs
rpar- Pamphlets law Cases Posters AL every psoa
~ Printing at rates twenty-five per cont less hs %
Obtalued elsewhere n tue city
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HOW TO EFFECT CEKTAIs AND PERMANENT

Come occupations OF lite predispose 10 cos,iveness
peciay those which allow but little exercise Persons Who
contract this unfortunate habit Of body under such circun
stances might possibly be relieved by tnei srien
empoyments for others OF active Kind, bat
this BY certain uabitu consultation - scrf
obstinate disorder. All tbs ordinary socsed remedies IN
vsrsby nggravate Nothing bs more Injurious hat
tho continued use OF strong apercns They At hrt trt
and finally almost paralyzo the bowelsrendsrtne
them torpid that doses Of cahartc ecines
elect upon them. mild aperient combined with
gentle stimuant 10 the true remedy and c,miinaoa
OF these ingredients found
HOSrETTERS STOMACH BfTTERS. This famous stom.
scho goaiss the whole Intestinal canal while quietly
removing from It's convouons all mpednients to tree
through them No purgatvs has this double
operation No ordinary snuant effects the desired object
Cssss OF constipation abandoned hopeless BY dsIo-
guished medical have been cured few weeks bl
lhe Ritsrs To those who hsvs tried all tho medicines of
the dspensary In vain, this irrrsisbe sumusno
and aperen There lie sufficient why oorsps.
ton should be Che OF ssdsntRry habs HOS
fEriEKs BifTERs; BY supplying tas ysor whieh Mud
Otherwise be derived from exercise, Will IN a enable
the system % perform It's sIsreiory functions rsglay and
MnW YORK orFIce rs Dry srREFr
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Dr. =. NJ. Schcnci, Of Pniindf iphif. Jsssrrr-.
fully Informs has patcrss aud tho rWt I'll y" VIII
professionally ro1ms. - Nttnstt Ft =
YORK luesdsy January la from "a. M % T. ", :
sycty tuesday thereafter us edclnes 4Ay ~ alas
81 h.s rOOias ~ all Times.
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Toynt Havana i.tsery.-pri.e- Paid ~
r0ll furnished. mad 10
IoublCOus MnI III kinds OF Gold AMI SILVER =
iA4l.OE d CO.. BankCrs 40 WaM s.rss, M.
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A.-Cicsr. Soft. smooth and Berutlfr' S1sls
N result using LAiRD'5 BLCOM OF YOUTH.
Sold by druggsts everywhere.
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white Horse ~ pi,l-, Phy-ic and F",ss
ham square aud 7s6 fhird avenue, New York
The New York herald., 1868-01-10

Perfect Hair Dressiua-ISurneti's Co.
COAiNE mparts finer gloss and Ii superior 10 French
poinadrn and oils McuLoif washes
The New York herald., 1868-01-10

Rnfcirf0r's ffrir Dy..-Thc Best IN the
world; the only perfect Dye; harmless reliable tnsnsn
ou- FACTORY BARCLAY street
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Wis-, Tonpecs and Ormays"tst llsiy,-cBsss
quality Hair Dye and HAIR Dyelug all C,oIA ~ pATthAs
ON'S. II BonA sggssA
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nr. Hunter tan Cure N0r~i Easra 20 tey-
tain diseases, without uercury, ~ super isp tiNh nv
ohar PhI slClan, of ~ pay taken. 40. D!' sn N's
iuF
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CrIsfndoro'- Hair Dyr.-Tao H., Lyrr tgRs.
uftonret. WSosgaals auI geL-li 49, a.s..tt :. Ia
Han.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Proceedings Of the Rcconstruction Conven-
fiOu.
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Snw YORK OFFICE, IS DEY STREET
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M0RDECAI & CO., Agents,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
GUA-INo-
sept &c Gm

pEkUVlAN GUANO, direct from Agents
L. at market rates.
:, Soluble Pacific Guano, $50 cash, $50, Isl,
November. with seven per cent interest
approved city acceptance ~
:. Laughs Phosphate of Limo, 500 cash,
Soo Isl November, with seven per cont. in
tcrest, approved city acceptance.
Phoenix Guano, 500 cash, 500 1st No.
vember, with seven per cont. interest, ap
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Flour of mo, unadulterated and un.
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Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warranted
pure.
In Offering tho above manurcs to planters,
40 so with every confidence, not only hay.
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used them tho past year, but the further
guarantee that every cargo, rs it arrives, IS
analysed by Professor Shepard, of Tho
south Caroline Medical College, and the
high reputation of these man,res fully kent
up. J. N. ROBSOS
and2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
Jan 2l-2m
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Do all our lady readers know the
origin of the word "hymen' ? IF not,
horc it is
"Hymen was young man of Ath-
ems, obscurely born but extremely
handsome. Falling in love with q
lady Of rank, he disguised himself in
female attire, the better to carry on
his amour and, as he was one day on
the scashoro celebrating the Elcusi-
nian rites with his mistress and fc.
malc companions, u gang of pirates
camo upon them by surprise, and car
riod them offto distant island, where
the pirates got drunk for JOY and fell
asleep. Hymcn then armed tho vir-
gins and dispatched tho sleeping pi-
rates, when leaving the two women
upon the island, he sped to Athens,
told his adventure, and demanded his
beloved i'll marriage as her ransom.
His request was granted and so for
tunatc was the marriage that the
name of Hymcn was ever invoked on
all future nuptials and in progress
of time the Greeks enrolled him
among their gods.
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\ waggsish Journalist, who IS often
merry over his personal plalnncss, tells
this story Of himself II Went to a
chemist the other day for dose of NOR.
phinc Tor a sick friend. The assistant
objected to give it to me without pre-
scription, evidently fearing that intend
ed suicide. 'Pshaw!' said |, do ! look
like man who would kin himself o
Gazing steadily at me moment, he
replied, 4 don't know. 1t seems to me.
III looked like you, | should be grcatl,
tempted to xiii myself"
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us Miss Blinkins at home 2" asked
Mr.. Sanders Of the Irish girl, who an.
swered his ring at the door. eyes,
blave she is sir" ''is sho engaged ~
AN is it engaged you say2 Faix an
! cant tell you, sir, but she kissed Mr..
Ilnccnt last evening as if she had never
seen the like nv him, and its engaged
blave they are, sir"
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KNocKING AWAY pEorH. ~. 81 see
father said u lad who was walk,nu
with his father, they are knocking
away the props from under tho bridge.
What are the. doing that for? Won't
the bridge fall q
"Thcy are knoc! ing them away"
said the father "thaL the limbrrs nav
rest more firmly on the sl,rc piers which
arc nav finished"
God always takes away our earthly
props that we may r"st more ii?nlv upon
him God sometimes takes away Il
mans health, that he may rest upon him
for his daily bread. Deroro his health
failed, though he perhaps daily repeated
hls words, ,--"Glvc us this day our daily
bread" he looked to his own industry
lor that which he asked Of God The
prop being taken away, he rests wholly
upon Gods bounty. When hc receives
it as the giGt Of COD.
God takes away our friends that We
may look to him for sympathy. When
our affections were exercised upon OBJ
jccts around us, then we rcjocod IN their
abundant sympathy and support We
were brought to realize that Ho alone
could give support, and form an adc.
Qnalc portion Of the soul Thus are our
earthly props removed that we may
rest more firmly and wholly upon
tIod.
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IL say Glenn criod two dsputine
darkios, appealing for decision to sable
umpire, which word is right--dizactly
or " dezactly?' The sable umpire re-.
ilrctcd moment, and then with look
OF wisdom, said, II can't tell por.zact.
Y."