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sasMeMaI.
LOCK HOSPITAL
HTABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FRnv
QUACKERY.
TIE oM ~ f Il Ssz! RZzHMs5 4 CURE

nR. JOHNSON has discovered the mos.
~ Certain, Speedy, and only Effecfnsi
Remedy in the World for Weakness OF me
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DiScbsa1iIe
ges, Impotency, General Debility, Nervons-
ness Dyspepsia, 1anguor, Low Spirits, Con.
fusion al Ideas, PalpItation OF the Heal
T1midity, Trembling, Dtmness OF SIRhf ~
Giddines3, Disease OF the Head, THROAT No.
or Skin, Affections OF the Liver, IiTnoS
Stomach or BoWels-1hose Terrible DIsorTisTS
arising from solitary Habits of Yonih-secTaI
and solitary practices more natal TO their vie
Tins than the song ofSyreng TO the AIariner.
OF Ulysses, bltghting their most bFfiIi1nt
hopes or anue4patIons, rendering mafTiaPf
tkfs iInD0paibi9l
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GEO Of: x WI What. President.

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oFEIoERs:
GEO: &. WHEAT, President.
JAMES mcCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES II. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary,
John A. Armstrong, A. @. Quarter Geo. K
Wheat. A1ex'r. Laughlln, James McCluney,
Morgan Il. Off, Geo Adams:
REFERENCES: s. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., wholesale 9Eocers, Wheeling; Pryor,
Ing Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, Rrnft & CO.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. Franzheim q
Co., wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
ingi Winship, Woods q Co., QueensWare
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. REGISTER
Wheelingi y. @. MnAfee, Notions, wheeling;
Wheeling; OFT, Son & Co Hardware, Wheel!
llnS; J: Z: Sands, Cashier, First Nat Bank,
Bank, Weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure
JIG. MneennS. apr25
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oRGANIO WEAKNEss.-

Immediately cured and full vi2or restored.
This distressing affection, which render
life miserable and marriage impossible ND
penalty paid by. the victims Of Improper In
dnlRenceS. Young persons arc too apt Il
commit excuses from not being aSFare Of he
dreadful consequences that may ei1Bue. Now
who that understands the subject will pre-
lost sooner by those falling into improper
habits than by the PRUDENT Besides being
deprived ofthe pleasure of healthy ofsprin9
OF both body and mind arise. The system
becames deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions %eQkenedt Loss of Provocative
Power, Nervous 1rTitabt1tyI Dyspepsia, Pal
pitation of the Heart Indigestion, Consi-
Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
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AMERICAN v4lrH44 WATGHES

= BE oESoEIi THE OHEARElT II
VIHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
neeTsS and Expressmen, the most exactifip
class OF watch-weaIers, has thOFOuPhlY de-
monstrated the strength, steadfneSs d1rabi-
MY, snd accuracy Of the WalthRm Watch.
decide the question as TO the real value OF
these timeEeepera. =
More than 10000 are speaking for them.
selves In the pockets of the peopie.
Imported Watches are made On an .exnan.
ave system, In small numbers, but by nu-
merous makers, and are placed In the market
mere mere py an importer who first secures a
To the Manufacturers pront must be add.
ed Cost of Importation. : =
IA. G ~ duty Of IS Per cent, pay
A profit Of at least % Per cent to the I'M
porter another pront 10 the jobber: tins
nearly doubling the cost OF the Imported
AT WalEhar, Watches are rnanntac.,,ra,,
on large SCALE under one roof and system
OF supervision and management Thereby
saving many of the expenses NECESSARILY in
cnIIed IN small establishments; hence their
An respectable dealers now sell waItham
,Watcnes' and composition, as all the world
Knows, Is favorable 10 small profits, The
trade Is satisfied, because though me nrnfit;
on each watch Is small. the demand ia IaTos
and all are salable. - -
UnscfupulouB importers occasionally rlaca
q WoiLnless Swiss Imitation In the market.
invariably demand a certificate OF eenrine-
mes, gned by the treasurer of the American
Watch Company--R- E. ROBBINS.
,ifI heLe are diiierent grades of finish In the
Waltham Company. as there arc differenI
sizes and shapes tosuit all tastes and means.
. put eSsfy,, Mateh That bears the genuine
tobuy it. q = ~
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MARRIAGE,

Married Penons, or Young Men conte,n
Weakness, Organic Debility, DefornSifjseSSs'
speedily cured. -
he who places hinseH under the care n,
Or. j. may rellgfOuHly eoIfide In his honoi
rs gentleman and Confidently rely, mon
his si<in aa 2 physician. 80, -,
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MEN

especially, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and desfTuctiSs
habit which annually sWeeps to an untimeiv
grave Thousands OF Dung Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, WIN
might otherwise have entranced uSteninS
Senators with the thunders of eloquence or
walked 70 ecstacy the lying Tyre, may caII
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Two FnSR oRaAss, sineIe reed. & ~
taye, SO each, for sale at shieb,s Music
StoreE
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A good second hand Plano is for sale
1t Shields Music Store.

ACUTE AFPEoT1oNs of the Lungs,
Chest, Throat and Kidneys are easily
cured by using W7ite Pine cbmpo,.ad.
For sale everywhere. d&w.
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= Who have inture1 themselves by acerlaIn
practice, INDUCED in when alone, q habit ffe.
quantity learned rom evil companions, or an
school, the effects OF which ara nightly felf-
even when asleep and, II not cured, fenieFs
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
What pity. that's young man, the hobant
MS country the pride OF his parents, should
DE snaiched nom All prospects and eni0v-
menus OF lie by the Consequence of davia-
ting nom the path OF natufer and Inducing
In q certain secret habit. Such psrSonsmf1Sf
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MARRIAGE'

retiect that sound mind and body archie
most necessary requisites to promote comm.
biaI happlnes8. Indeed without these tho
Journey through Life becomes weary pfi-
gflnagei the prospect hourly darkens to the
view the mind becomes Swallowed with d.
spatr and nlled with the melanchoIy sTefiec
HON that the happiness OF another bTscOnas
blighted with our own. 2 - -eS-.S-l-t2
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And on one opposite end OF the !, a.

Having rebuilt and enlarged our works. we
are now prepared to supply promptly,
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. In Quantities
as may be wanted.
Since the establishment OF our works in
1919, the manufacturing Department has
been under the constant personal super
Vision OF our Mr., John Haslett, Jr.a -
~, Mnsn ordering give brand In full. do not
a uniform standard of fneness and purity
FAHNEsTocK. HAsnErT SCHWARTZ
FOR BALE BIZ
II. h. LOGAN q co.
Jy2 Wheeling. w Va
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White Pine Compound
The White Pine Compound.

.1tWas early In the spring Of 20 that this
family was afflicted with an Irritation az me
throat attended with disapreeabie cofioi1 4
nad Ior some months previous thought that
q preparation having for its basis the inEifIe
bark of whitepine might be so coInnonndei
as 70 be very useful in diseases OF the throat
alluded To. I compounded n sInSiI nnsT T5
OF the medicine that Ihad been pfsnninS.
was exceedingly Rrafifyin9. Win s fSla
days the irritation OF the throat was remove
ca, me cough sG6sided and speedy cure
lady In Londonderry, N. H., who liad hem
sr1tle5.1ng for some weeks from a bad couEh- :
mucous streaked with blooi she soon Sr,,st
[ellet am sent for more. She took aboTf
Es eLI Ssar OF ~ ~ and got well J. b Clarke,
I ls a trlal OF the same preparation in the
80 OF severe cold and was cured immedi-
Suits and 50 eonddent Of snccess n feniIn9 IL
ssaieSI II placed before the public, that ne
send 1t abroad to benefit the Eufferines IN.
Noyember, ls55s flIst adyertisedit under
years nom that time there had been VIloia
sailed In Manchester alone one hunfIreti doI.
1s1,S II Sook the lead of an the
maintains that position. There Is FI1CIJ FL
n, ~ y 4. = very thing and healing
Rie eS Withal to the taste, and Is eScseii1
As remedy for kidney connla,,,, e.. |
Whlpe Pine Coma pound 81 sSfIS ~ Itis tAs
W. nos onEtnated for that puTTsrSe I1,,t : /
P,s 1871 :, n =, using It for cough was not onl0
tiiSs rs eougn but was also cured al 4 |
S1 aa,as aS1laental discovery flIf15,ls1nt
fsve S Sssd y lor the same comm ana
Is+a Iso Ssye was written by Dr. Poland. in I
TSt,;. SSslee then rs In ManehesiTSss he
fot,iI Ssln pound has taken the lead al All
- cure 81 k1dneY difdcultie IN ;,5e-1t - ~
e fn9.ia,,S sld hamlet thrc6shont ne
q I n e TesIassy = - taleand pleasant 10
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Member of the Royal Collegeof Surgeons
london, Graduate OF one OF the most emf.
nent Colleges In the United States, aud The
greater part of whose life has been spend "a
the hospitals of London, Paris, RhiIadeIphia
and elsewhere; has eftected some OF the most
many troubled with ringing In the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at tudden sounds, basEfulneEs WITH
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
deran&ement OF mind, were cured imme-
tifatnIV -
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Tho DoctorsD rPLoHA hangs in hiS once.
= ENDORSEMENT, OF. I,T4l. pr,rl.s.

:! The many thousands cured at tIliss estaI,-
tIal asnt RlLnln the last twenty years and
PsLIotIned " Dr. Johnston, witnessed nv Tina
EsPoftets OF dHLs SIti1 and many other u9neTS
sssean before The public, besides MS Ftaniiin9
E ~ !. s9Snllenan OF character and resfecfa-
Unity = q suIne1entguaranteeto the afiiiefed
S4aaiS DISEASES ~ SPEEDILY CURED.
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Every watch Fully Warranted.
United States and BritisS PFoy ielefS IN me
HOBRIES a APPLETON.
7..5.5.e Eo- 1s2 broadway, NY.
50 Ask for the WalEham Watch. and take
no other. II Is the best. II Is the Cheapest.
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.heGnteltlqeurer
FRIDAY MoRNNa. OCroBER 20.

new AdVertIsements.
For SAle-DWeIling House.
Nottce-FrederIck Grimm.
Horses for Sale.
Opening of Fail and Winter Bonneis.
Shoulder Braces, Supporters = E,
bo0clklllhg. -. ~
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TAKEPART1CuLAR NorroF,..

'lasissI LAKE 4AhSI1CULAR NOTICE. {
Dr.. j. addresses an those who have injured
themseives by improper indulgence and soil.
taTy habits, which ruin both body and mind,
ciety or marriage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits OF youIIi
viz: Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Plins
In the head, DtmneSs OF Sight, Loss OF Mus
ct!aT FoSsEers lPitanon Of the Heart, Dys-
the Digestive Functions, General Debtiiiy.
Symptoms OF Consunptio DC.
mind are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Mem.
DRY, Confusion of1deaS, Depression of Spirffs
EVIL FOrebodInss1 Aversion to Society," Self
UistTusti Love OF Solitude, Tim idiIfy ~ I'VE
come OF the evils produced. EIgE 2 = {77f -
Th0usandsof persons of an ages can nnuv
judge what Is the cause OF their decIininv
health, losing thstr vtgoF, beconlng WelE
pale, nervous and emaciated, having q sin!
Symptoms OF Consumption. = =
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The White Pine GompoundI
PREPA;REDs At 4sasF g !
New England botanical psn64 1
U nqieE the Supervision OF Roy. ! m 555,.,,;,
~; ~, or sale by LAu6HIiN. s1fTTrr. =. 90
and al8o ~ GRO. q
laasis eod-eow. ddEw. $780,
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DEPARTMRNT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, MAY, 1868.

DEPARTMREr OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, May, 1868.
To Wheeler d wilson, of Nei6 York:
SIRs:-The Department. has received
one Gold Medal, awarded to your firm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
at the Paris Universal Exposition of
1857. - Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
TIE Purestand Sweetest Cod Liver OH In
the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
liven, upon the sea shore. 1t is perfectly
pure and sweet Ask for "Hazard q Cas-
wells Cod Liver oil" manufactured by
CASWELL, HAZARD q Co,
Sold by an druggists. my5-T SsE aSEN'
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e ofssS5 ~ aSSSS;Elos7Ig CUES Tor sale q 3
tenoW's Ban. ~. = -
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once No. sousI, 1 :. -. !. 3,

Lett hand side going from Baltimore streat. n
Few doors nom the corner, FaiI NOT ID 81
serve the name and number. 80
NsENo Letters received unless l1fsf' ,,hiis,s
containing stamp to be used ON "a aTenfo
eeEsona writing should state age and s1sIiSi
portion SssI.. o. ADVERTISEMENT describing symp.
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DISEASES OF ImpBUpENoF

4|4Ea4AEAAaEA9OE
When the misguided and irIIpfrfieI1t x,r,,t,-
~ OF pleasure finds that he has Imbibed the
Seeds OF THIS pa1nful disease IL too often haT1-
pens that an M-timed sense of shame 81
dread OF dlscoveEy deten him from applyinP
to those who from education and resi1ecfas
bihtys can alone befEtend him. delRyin9 nj
the constitutional symptoms Of this sh61ffii
dlse4sse make thetr appearance, ouch as tiIc7
Ealed sore lhfOats pleased nose, uoctuTn,
pains In tho head and limbs Ciirnre 81 al Eilj,f
deafness, nodeson the shin bones ami ann.
-plotcnes ON the head face and extrennifies
progressing win tf1Rhtfu TapfdIty. fIIl M
last the palate Of the month or me bof,es
OF the nose nan in, and the victim Of this
aWlul disease becomes horrfd oiIeef1 ~
eommtsera TIL q cath puts a period Ia his
einl AtlIieringss by ksendtng him 10 isthaf
y Y nnlSSo yeEed country nom whence no
1t tsa MELANCHOLY FACT mat ti,o,,-
anus IAN Victims to this terr1ble disease,s ov-
Lenae[ss who, by the use OF thaf DFsATfTv
SOISOaI MERCURY, ruin the consfifuffon
ana make the residue OF LIE rniserable.
al ~ - J.
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National Insurance Company

WHhhLINGI WEST VA.
$500, 900
Once, % Monroe ST., next door to LIST Ma.
HonRl Bank.
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TOwNsHIP ELECTIONS.

Ropubllcans in Roman, pemocrets IL italIc.
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.PoIsoNING.-on Sunday, i've GENTLE
men of our city conceived the idea OF
Indulging in some grape juice. They
procured what they supposed was the
unauthorized article, and imbibed of
it quite freely. Soon afterward they
we're seized with awful cramping pains
accompanied with terrible retchinR.
An examination OF one of the bottles
they had drained almost to the very
dregs, revealed green sediment at the
bottom n halE-inch thick. The cause
of their sudden indisposition was ut
once discovered, aud one of them post
ed off tOa physician as fast as his CON.
dttiOn would permit. Prescriptions
were written, compounded and admin
tstered with all due dispatch. Thanks
to the skill of DR.. Welsel, the suffering
gents were speedily relieved and were
yesterday not much the worse, phYsi-
cally, for their internal conVulBi0ns.
We were shown the portion of this
vile compound which had been sub
United TO Mr.. Edmund Booking for
chemical analysis. He pronounced
1t preparation OF copper and very
poisonous. It was no longer wonder
to us, ailer seeing 1t, that the use of
such Villatnous stun as that sold for
pure, native wine Is so fatal in its con-
sequences. What we saw yesterday in
that wine glass WRB sufficient to kill q
man, We should think; and yet there
are those who will Ruzzle IL down all
most illImitably. We hope to be able
to give the result of Mr.. BockinE'A ex-
in day or two.
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THERE was family fracas In East
Wheeling, but We did not learn the
full particulars, It appears that there
is q man who makes practice OF
coming home beastIy intoxicated and
abusing his wife, turning her out OF
doors, maltreating his children, and
playing smash, generally. Last SUM
day afternoon he came home drunk,
and commenced his usual operations.
His wife was standing on the porch,
and no fred through the window at
her. fortunately, doing no damage,
other than Tightening her terribly and
causing the children to raise an
outcry which soon reused the ueighbor-
hood. Some of the ueighbora intsrIere0
and the man was qnieted. It appears
10 be the season for shooting and there
are a great many trying their hand.
Since peace has turned so many
blood thirsty men out of their native
element, they seem to have little else
to do hut be continually popping, at
each other, and sometimes with serious
consequences, ~ the record OF the last
| few days will show. Such men should
have the strong arm of,the law extend
ed over their future actions, which may
be the means OF preventing 70 great
i EXTENT such gross OUtrages upon the
peace and quiet of the city.
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HARPER,S WEEKLY
IP1lENDIDLY ILLUBTRATED
CSifiedi Nofiees OH p,Sss.

The MopRL NBWsPAPER Of our county
complete In All the d6paT tu1eEltS of an nleFf-
can Fatnily Paper 4RPER's WRRELY has
earned Tor ITSELF right 70 ATS title, "a JOUR-
PoSt. &. s,s-i.aea n
ouf futnre histoFians Win enrich them
selves out or HARRBRS WHEKLY long alter
turned TO duat.-NelO York EbdilgeliSt
The bestOf Its class in AmoFirR.-E0sf
Traveller. - "
HARPER,S WEEKLY may be unresarvedly
declared the best newspaper In AInerica, =
The Independent. NeiB York, fTTf7
S. Tne ARTICLES upon public questions which
nppo II In 4ARRERs lpEII.IE1.Y nom week, ~
week form q renarlZahle series or bFieTI pO-
Liten es4AyA They are distinguished by
clear ana pointed Abatement; by Rood ccFri-
mon sense, by ihdependenee and breadth OF
view. They ara the. EXPRESSION OF mature
eonN1oconu high principle. and strong feel
ing, and take their place among the beSt
neWeP.lFe5 wiring Of the time.-NoTtA
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RECIrRocATION.-A letter was recent.
" forwarded to lady in Burlington,
Iowa, by our Young Mems Christian
Association, which had been placed In
the Post-onics without stamp. Yes.
terday reply was received, In which
the lady expresses her thanks, and en-.
closing one dollar TO enable the Asso-
citation to carry ont Its laudable pur-
poses in that direction. The lady closes
by invoking the blessings OF Heaven to
rest upon those who are making the
effort TO improve the morale OF the
young men In our city.
This Is the second Instance that has
recently come under our observation of
the results following the determination
Of the Association 70 forward all the
unpaid letters dropped into our Post
ONCE. True the amounts returned do
not aggregate n large sum, sttll they
show that such kindness i appreciated,
and that gratitude has not been entire
" absorbed by the selflshness Of the
times. The Association VIII feel en-.
Outraged by these evidences ofrecipro.
cation to prosecute yet more diligently
Ihe noble work In which 1t il engaged,
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ATrRNPTED RoBRRR4.-on sunday
night an attempt was made TO break
iuto the residence OF Mr.. George Frlck-
er, ON the Island, hIr. f. had retired,
and sometime in the might was awaken.
ed by the noise OF some one trying
TO effect an entrance atthe door. He
got up and made search, but could dis
cover no one about his premises. Short
ly after retiring the second time. he
was aroused by noise proceeding nom
the rear OF the house. He went To that
part of the dwelling, hotsted window,
but could neither see or hear any one.
Returning, he got n revolver, and again
went to the window he had raised. and
fired shot, thinking to Brighten the
wOuld-be burglar, Aller drlnR, be
discovered his man not three feet from
him. The depredator believing that
discretiun,i in this instance, at least, was
the bettsr role for him to play, turned
and He'd. Another barrel was emptied
afisr him, with whaEiefIect Is not known
Should suchsa reception he awarded
these fellows when they call at such
unreasonable hours, burglary would
not be SO popular or SO successful il
our city.
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LBorURR.-We had the pleasure, last
evening, of listening % the lecture de-
livered by the Rev. John lEohat, of the
Second Presbyterian Chnrct OF this
city, before the Young AGenis Ghristfan
Association, and we DO not remember
of ever hearing to moro concise, elo-
queut and appropriate address. Mr..
Mohat possesses, to,an eminent degree,
the capacity of embodying a great
amount Of meaning in q few words.
He remarked that he WAS not a lecturer,
and did not come there for the purpose
Of delivering lecture, but simply to
have q talk with them, His subject, on
this occasion, was the love our Savior
bore for u.s. and the love We should
give 70 Him. Mr.. Mohat held the close
RttentlOnofhls audiShce for h9lR an hour
and handled the subject with an ease
and duency that showed deep, study
aud profound thought. he cited the
love OF Peter, the founder Of the Rus
sian Empire, who laid aside his royal
robes, and learned the trade of
carpenter, that he might re-
and the two MotaYtan Mission.
aries who willingly entered among
those stricken with leprpBY that they
might teach them the Gospel, knowing
that when once within the gates, they
were never more % return, and yet
when compared with the everlasting
love OF God how Insignificant these
deeds appear. He q ever Watching MS,
ever seeking TO guide our footsteps In
the paths Of fighJeousDea8, ever present
70 comfort us IN our trials and tribpla-
tiOnB, who died upon the. cross that BE
might live and rejoice with da In
Heaven. He spoke of the duties of
enjolning them 70 70 forth ana gather
IN the young men who were LIVING In
the ways of sin, OF visiting the young
stranger and Throwing around him the
golden band Of Christian companion
ship and example, lest he be estrahged
from God and be forever fallen. He
closed with q glowing tribute to the
young men should go for advice and
The reading room OF the Association
was crowded with attentive listeners Of
both sexes, all of whom appeared
deeply impressed with the remarks Of
Mr.. MOfat, and We hope that the argu-
menLs used and the Instructions given
on this occasion may sink deep within
their hearts. There are many young
men who, for want of q better occupR-
ton, are leading q life Of sin and dissi-
patton, forever endanRering their souls
who need but the hand oil
christian friendship extended 20 them to
become active co-Workers In the cause Of
Christianity. The Young Mems Chris!
tlan Association have been doing a
good work, and may they continue In
Wellrdoing until the drinking saloons
are deserted, the billiard rooms are
closed, the gambling room and the cock
pit abolished, and the young men of
our city are all found in this great and
noble cause. rs