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Brandreth's Pills.


Thoy remove all bad RccumulationS trom
The bowels, and purify and invigoratO the
system. All whoaO health Il not perfect owe
II 70 themselves 70 take few doses Of
Brandrethh Pills, because the seeds Of decay
are constantly Graduated by their use, and
the principle Of lie confirmed, thus giving
VtEor Of body and mind 10 q period when
we have been used 10 zee the ALTERING step
and the enieebled intellect.
General PatE. the dIStinyu Ahed llberRtor
OF venezuela, says he has used them o. hII
only medicine for thirty years, with the
most satisfactory results.
For ooStlveneH, Dyspepsia, and Ga FAM
lily medicine they are unrIvalled.
Daniel I. Tenney, Eaq., Astor House, New
York, cured by BrandrethS Pills Of DyB.
pepsla and Costiveuess, when all other
means used had failed.
A. gentleman, whose father died Of con.
sumption at SO Yeas, was also attacked,
when about q, with the disease. he had
cough, night SweatS, and general debility,
Doctors recommended cod liver oil, but he
wasted away. At Last no determined 10 use
Brandretha Pills. In two months They
made him sound man.
Jyl0-lmd4W
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THE comparatively cool weather
which has prevailed this summer in
Europe and America has, among other
causes, been attributed to The uausnal
number Of spots now to be observed on
the suns disk. Father SaCChIa, the
learned italian astronomer, has sent a
communication 10 the GioTWatc di Roma,
stating that the sun has arrived at a
period OF unusual prevalence OF spots.
On the morning OF July 7th, thirty. three
principal ones were counted, disposed
In seven or eight groups. Their num-
Der is rapidly approaching a maxi
mum. The whole surfaces of the lumi.
nary Is covered with them, and 1t ap-
peared several times to present the
aspect OF u lnHss OF white flakes on an
nsh coIoured ground.
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spetlal aatltes.
Errinp but Noble:

5aR Sr O sSsPfh Nh cShc s ssEtnE
1ealed letter envelopes, nee Of change, Adj
dfoa9, HOWARD SANITARY AID AR5O.
CATION. Boz p, Philadelphia PA.
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storet'S Law School In Cincinnati, o.,
and commenced the practice Of law
here In his native county.
AT West Columbia, West Virginia,
last Sunday, o man named Burns went
ont to the village cemetery with book i,
and, lying under the shade Of tree on
the brink Of preclploe eighty feet high,
fell asleep and rolled of. He fell, It 10
said, seventy eight feet, aud had no
boneS broken, nor was he dangerously
hnRk
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GRANT & PROSPERITY.

GRANT & PROSPERITY.
BuGnssa revives under the new regime.
Other than general causes have, however,
gwen Tremendous ippOtuS To the sale Of
Ur1Stadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
Tho chemists have come out in two leading
scientific Journals against the lead and sui.
phur pot'o"i for he head TOR that L. their
proper deaignAtion). with which the coun.
Try Is infested, while d.. Chiffon, tho frst
analytical chemist In America, announces
70 tho world that
CristadOro'S Dye 10 Utterly Poisonlcss,
and that no kistus u 70 b -, because he has
Analysed It CR1sTADoRo's HAIR PRE-.
SENTATIVE, a Dressing, acts like a
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For Sale.

q BRICK DWELLINGS, ON KRNRI
Street, North Wheeling, near Nortl
street.
For particulars apply on the premises.
nuG6 MOnTue8Thne
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To all Whom It Nav Oopcsra.

TINE REV. ]. ". DIVINE HAS BEEN
i duly authorised as the agent OF the A.
NJ. Z. Church on Market street. He will re-.
ceIYe ali donations from the friends which
will DO promptly and Bacredly applied 10
the object named BY the donor, the erection
Of the edlhce. J,W, DlVINE,
AuE0.2t
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List of T,etters

SS ~ SSSSSAb
y EMA1NING UNCLAIMED IN TIE
August ., 1859.
LADIES' LIST.
Bales Sarah Jonea mrs Willie
Barr Ane Kennedy Matte II
BasSeIt Lizzie : Lawson aaIlIe
Bell Margaret A Logan Annie
Bratt0n Mary ACMRnnB Mary
CLARK Lizzie McManawRy Ellen
Cline Elvlra MagtnIS Malta
Crawford MahelA Mallory mrs MO
DAlbey Jennie Martin Eleanor
DonRhOe Blddy Martin Male e
Dob6ln AIA0ellA Martin MollIe
DrouBield Sarah A Mills Sarah A
Emery Mary Moore Eleanor
EmmeTt BatbAry Morrison hlIZa A
Flutcher Bis Right Mary
Foster Elizabeth Robinson Wanda
Fry MAndA echie DorthR
9Outf Mary smart mnC
HAtier Martha Springer Mary A
HnF0Ough M co Stewart Bell
HennemAn Katy Vernon Rachael
hlckeLler HuldA Webb mrs William
HuEnes Maria WhaterhouSe Ellen,
Jackson Druclla
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Alexander FW LIttleA
Arbour Oass Lowery 4 Bro
Arlington Chas + MarShall LIN
BGmfofd William Metcalf Edward VS.
blAuk6ttJ W Mics EAmuel
Bolen John Miller William 9
BomAn JAMES Morgan u W
Boswell 10 ,eph Moore Rev RR
brand James Moore John
Bradford william T MoElroth n
Burke John Il McLntiTe VINO
Carvey James McKeown Michael
Chaplin Moses Nichols FB
Clnqmar James Ohio q
Coke William Porter BIB
cunningham John HQuin VIII
Cook Henry keilly PO
Conlen Chas Richie N
CoStaln Robert RobeyJJ
Graft Isaac Rose
Gushm9n TT kumbus Jno
EDWARDS george shanghuesey Johr
ELloln John Shelly John
Goldberg John Shriverwood JS
SEuItF Sharp Joseph A
nai!eF Joseph Sloth John
Aallln 4 W Stamp John
Hamilton CharlsI StaTTet IOhn
Harlan William Steel Thomas
HAun PIP Stone W
harvey fAlrlck Thomas Nathaniel B
hiAyoen W Thompson John
learn granville Truax Nicholas
heluelhelm Sam Tucker John +
Hill W ID VoltZ George
Holiday James Walker Frank
Homer JohnC WaterhouSe John
Howard Y II Wendell losenh r
Jacobs VIVA white IameS
Johnston AK White James
Jones James Whietzel Thomns
Jordan A Workman lanes
Kelsey James Younkln Ge0rRo
kershaw Thomas
Gu. RAWLING. NJ.
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atip Advertisements.
10. O. =.

nHE oFFI0ERs AND MEMBERS OF
PanolR Lodge No, u are request
Cd To meet at the Hall At o'clock. 70 par:
or theIf beloved brother, George 8tauber.
OK. ELLEFRlTZ, N. q.
WIN. RlHELDAFFER, Secretary
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I. o. o. F.,.Funeral Notice.
UNHE MEMBERS or VIRGIN1Us Lodge
j No. q win meet at tho Hall this (Mon:
day. afternoon Of Q O'Clock, 10 pay the last
tribute OF respect 70 our deceased brother
George bloub6f the members Of franklin,
William Tell, Wheeling, Pamela and Excel
aior Lodges, are respectfully invited 70 at
tend, h. 4. UTHMAN
AuRp.lt Secretary,
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az No notice will DO taken OF communi,
cItionS not accompanied by responsible
name. The nRmo Will 10 considered comb
dental, but must In all cases accompany le!-
lvn ~ i guarantee Of good faith.
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ID EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN TIE
n Post ONCE at Wheeling, on Monday,
August ., 1869.
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aD- Ten lines or len make q square.
RB-TrausIent advertisements CASH IN adj
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 70
ots., when under Elk llnoS.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER,
MORNING. EDITION.

IT e Il M e.
INVARIABLY ADVANCE.
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ra'.wEEKLY EDITION.

20 ptliSHED, EVRRY TUnpAY, THURSDAY
H "a. AND SATURDAY.
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For ooStlveneH, Dyspepsia, and Ga FAM
lily medicine they are unrlValled.
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WEEKLY EDITION.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


DISABILITIES ON ACCOUNT OF CoLoR.-Mr. Norris,
of ais Broadway, New York, called on NE r. Kenne.
dy baggage master at the New Jersey Railroad
depot, on Thursday evening. aud requested him to
take charge OF two colored women who were expect
ed on tue washington train until he should return.
and Mr. Kennedy took them to Myers restaurant,
but the proprietor Indignantly turned them out, ana
severely censured MIR. Kennedy Tor bringing any
black person inside his DOOR The women were
obliged 10 remain hungry till they crossed over to
New York.
THE McKsIGHT sUfcIDE.-James Mcknight, the
gardener. who committed suicide in most delibe-
rate manner by jumping into the Morris canal, with
a rope and weight fastened round his neck, was the
individual who brought last Tuesday 70 the Bcr
gen police station, while aboring under temporary
insanity. lie made several attempts at selfdestruc-
tion Dy laying on the railroad track, but nc was
watched, and no succeeded at last IN his purpose
only because he more fleet OF foot than his pur-
suers. Eleven years ago he was British soldier IN
india. where he was sunstrucK 40 severely that he
had been slowly drifting into state OF permanent
insanity Hundreds OF cases OF this kind are record
ed In the British army. Deceased was tnTy years
OF age, and resided at Greenvie.
Hoboken.
FATHER MATHEW SocIETy.-A meeting Of the St.
Mary's Temperance Society OF Hoboken was held on
Thursday evening, when Mr.. Thomas Burke was
annual excursion to Excelsior Grove on the sth OF
July.
ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUD.-Frans Meyer resi-
dent OF Bloomfield street, was arrested and taken
before Commissioner Holman yesterday, on the
charge Of defrauding the government BY using two
ceed lie was sed 70 bail cooo for his appear
ance before the Grand Jury.
ASSAULT on A BoY.-A warrant was issued yes
terday on complaint Of Frederick Reinhardt, for
the arrest Of Charles Cavae, youth fourteen years
old, who assaulted compainanrs son and cut MN
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4 WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK ROBBED.

Two Boxes Containing $4,000 Abstracted.
An adroit robbery was perpetrated between nine
and ten O'Clock Yesterday morning at the Dime Saw
ings Bank, Nos. and broadway, Williamsburg,
under the following circumsances:-At nine O'Clock
Mr.. william Grandy, secretary Of the bank, opened
one OF its front doors usual ana set to work
to arrange the business OF the day. lie first
opened the safe and took out the cash
box, containing $5,911. and placed 1t on The
desk OF the paying teller. Mr.. H. Geckler. At that
moment stranger entered the bank and inquired Of
Mr.. Grandy whether there were any offices In the
building TO let and the latter entered into converse
ton with him. After the expiration OF few min
utes the stranger left the bank, and Mr. Grandy re-
Grandy missed the cash box, but supposng that Mr..
Gecker had entered the place unawares and removed
IL to scare him he paid no particular attention TO IT
&C the tine. Subsequently Mr.. Gecker came
berry mad been committed. A search was then In
stituted by the officers named for the missing box
but II was not successful. On examining the rear
door OF the bank was found unlocked and this leads
TO the belief that the man who engaged Mr.. GraDdy
In the front OF the building had coniederates IN the
rear who committed the. theft. Another box, con-
tanning the private letters OF Mr.. Gecker was taken
at the same time. These are OF no use to the thieves
II Is reported That two strange men were seen on
Thursday afternoon accommodating the rear OF the
bank. Several exciting rumors having been put In
circulation In regard TO this robbery during the day.
tire officers OF the bank published the following ex-
planatory CARD
BRooKLyN, r. D., June ~, 1862
As there anoat concerning the robhey in
The bank this morning. We ke sus e,h1d Q, Ewing ths
In bills few hundreds In bonds, and tin box The property
OF Mr. .ecser ~ al amounting 70 ABOUT ssv Ia @
PETER NJ. DlNGEE, President
GRO W. KELSEY. Vice President,
JAMES BoUGnroS, Vice President.
WILLIAM GBaNpi, Secretary.
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LONG ISLAND.

SESTENCED.-ln the queens County Court yester-
day Judge Armstrong sentenced Richard Campbell
TO three years. Imprisonment In the state Prison for
arson IN the third degree, he having fred the
premises OF Charles smith, OF Jamaica.
THE DUMMY ENGINE FOR THE Souri, SIDE RAIL.
RoAD.--The new dummy engine for the South side
Railroad Company TO ply between Bushwck avenue
and the South seventh and Roosevelt street ferries
has arrived. and Will ne put on the route probably
by Tuesday next.
INQUEST Coroner Sleeves held an inquest yester-
day on the body OF an unknown man, about thirty
five years old dark complexion. found boating near
jenkins DOCK Ravenswood, Hunters Point DE.
ceased. who mad apparently been In the water over
two weeks, wore a dark blue sack overcoat, dark
blue pants and pepper and salt vest, paper collar
and pair OF new shoes. The Jury returned q verdict
In accordance with the circumstances.
DESPERATE FIGnr NJAMAIcA.--On. Thursday after
noon the main tboroughfare In the village Of Jamaica
presented very disagrCeable scene, and one which
came near ending Ia q homicide. Officer Davidson,
Of East New York. having had business at the
Queens County Court, was proceeding through the
village Of Jamaica, when he was met by two men
named Heating and Gallagher IL appears an old
feud existed between them, and the Two latter being
slightly under the influence OF the ardent, began
display Of their muscular propensites by assauIting
Davidson. The latter endeavored to free himself
from their grasp, but not succeeding they continued
their assault IN most unmerciful manner, and be-
sides cutting the offlccrs head and causing other
Commissions on the body, almost severed his nose
from his face by biting him. Davidson secured tnc
services OF oicer Scuy. but when ne arrived at the
scene the men had left, and although search was
made for them they were not found
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BROOKLYN CIT Y.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CeunT-Cl9cuIT.
Before Judge Tanpen.

bciole SuuRe lHpDeu.
charles A. b. Bergman, Administrator, Us. John
FaTeH-On the 18th Of June, 1894 Emma Berge-
man. while in a carriage with her husband, the
plaintIf in this case the Grand street ferry,
f. IT, was injured by the driving OF a truck into ner
carriage, tnat she died In few days after. the
driver Of the truck IN the employ OF the father
OF the defendant OF this action, VINO dIstile
aud man OF wealth. He has since died. IL Is
claimed by the Plaintiff that the defendant In this
case was at the time Of the accident partner in has
fatner's business IL was upon this assumption that
this action was brought " recover 5000 damages.
Verdict not yet rendered
Action Against Brokers.
Robert Murray, ~ rs. Douglass Robinson and
James f. CoI-In May, 1868, the plaintiff, a. mort
gagee was interested to the extent Of SIS 600 IN tho
bark Oliver Cuts, which was about leaving Bakers
Island for Europe. The defendants were partners,
under the firm name OF Robinson a Cox, as insur-
ance brokers' Plaintiff wishing to get his interest
In the vessel insured for year from the date Of her
departure, obtained policy from the Phoenix
Insurance Company for $500, and for tho
remaining 1880 he applied to the de-
PENDANTS to obtain insurance. which they
did. subsequently to this defendants called
on paintr an alleged, and asked for the possession
o! two Of the policies OF insurance, which were de-
lveed 10 them. One Of these was for s7,5O0 In the
Washington Marine Insurance Company, which they
cancelled and dad not renew In any other company.
ponCy WIS Oil tit loti VI august, 1904,
aud no notice VI this was given until the 10th OF Oc-
tObei ON the 3lst OF May the vessel sailed In a
seaworthy condition, but afterwards became total
wreck, and was abandoned october 25. The claims
90 the policies not surrendered we're promptly paid
II the policy Of the Washington company had not
been surrendered II claimed that that too would
havs been pad. Because OF the cancellation OF this
policy and the failure TO give notice thereof defend
ants, 1t Is alleged, engaged 70 have suicient insur
ance for year from the sailing OF the
vessel to protect the interests OF painu this action
was brought to recover 81 500. the amount Of dam.
ages sustained BY plaintiff through the loss Of the
vessel, not covered by insurance. Defendants ad.
mltted procuring Insurance for plalntin to the
amount Of $4,000, from November a, 1896 to 40
same date 1896. Two Of the companies taxing risks
on the vessel afterwards, learning the DESTINATION Of
the vessel insisted that their policies should be
celled which was done. In May plaintiff again re-
quested defendants 70 procure insurance on the
sci In the sum Of tl7,600 which was done for tho
period OF one year. on the 10th day Of August,
1885, plaintiff ordered defendants TO cancel the policy
for 81, 500 OF the Washington company, and II was
done. II was also claimed by the defendants that
the vessel was seat 10 seq IN On unseawortby cond
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THE BALTIMORE GOLD CAsE--VERDfCT FOR PLAiN-
TIFFs FOR FULL AMOUNT CLAiMED.-!n tne superior
Court, before Judge Dobbin yesterday, IN tne case
OF A. - Abel " Co. vs. The chesapeake Bank ac-
ton 10 recover on special CONTRACT or deposit OF
s., 900 gold In 1891, which had been on trial four
days. the Jury returned sealed verdict Ior S3y0s 90
In gold being the full amount claimed under the re-
cent deciaons Of the Court OF Appeals and the United
states supreme Courtl TINS verdict IN gold fs
equivalent TO $3.50 90 IN currency at the quoted
rates of gold on wedncsdayIof thlrtyseven and
half per cent premium. 10 Is understood that the
mry ON retiring stood eleven for the verdict as rem
cred In which. after being out about two hours, the
other Juror acquiesced The numerous spec.
tators who had assembled yesterday upon the
openIng Of the court to hear the result, received
the verdict with manifest satisfaction. The defence
took exceptions TO the rulings and Instructions OF
the Court upon points Of law, with view to an ap-
peal to the Court or Appeals; and IL IL to be ex-
pccted from the spirit manifested by the defence IN
this contest, that tho appeal will be prosecuted.
The counsel for plaintiff took no exceptions o. any
stage OF the trial. II by any f6ftuitous crcum-
stances the verdict OF the jury should have been OF
different character the verdict would have been DC
yond appeal aud nnal.-BaItDore sun. June IN
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Before Judge Thompson.

Before Judge thompson
James MeehQn ps. John Fleming Defendant
was the owner OF q house No. 40 Devoe street.
On the 10th or 18th Of December, 1868, plain
til was passing defendants house, when he fell
upon some Ice and had his leg broken in two places
II was alleged that Ice resulted from the freezing
OF water that flowed on the walk from leader OF
defendants house, which he had been directed by
proper authorities to remove but had failed to do.
The action was brought to recover $4,000 damages
Verdict not yet rendered. W. c. Dewitt Tor plain
tin; Abel Crook FOR defendant.
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The broadway Bunk Case.

ALBANY, June Is, 1869.
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the case of the
People er rel the Broadway National Bank vs.. the
Mayor, Comptroller, &C., OF New York city, was
taken up, and on motion OF Mr.. Samuel Hand the
Judgment OF the supreme Court OF the United states
was made the judgment of this court
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calens
dar for June Ig:-42 AZ o. S. o. I61, 162, lt9 100
1876 l67, los, 1862 10, III,
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COURT CALEn0Aas-fOa MONDAY.

SUPREME CouRT.-Nos. 90, 70, "a, 81, 90, 1o2, 1o4,
1oe, 8, "a 20, A. 81, 10 a. 49, 81, Jos, 100, ITO.
CITY CoURT.-Nos. 100. lOS, lo5 los log. no, ia,
142, I43.
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CITY Cou7T.

tion. Case still on. Mr.. Hawkins for plaintiff; Mr..
Cleveland and MIR. Choate for defendants.
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FjSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fullnssorlmcDt Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, besides collins
OF his own make, all Of which he Is prepared
to furnish Mt very reasonable rates, with
promptncss and despatch.
Persons dcslrous OF having caaca sent by
railroad will have then sent free Of charge
A lIcarsc Is always on hand aud will DC
furnished At tho rate Of $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, tho sub.
scriber respectfully nska for n continuation
Of the same, and assures tho public that
no effort on his par. @ill DC spared to render
tho utmost satisfaction. ~. s.....,
A. G. CHAPMAN
Eewberry 8. g., July 81.
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LOUIS 'SCHODAIR,
Baker &c Confeotioner T.,
NJ I'm STR EET,

AVA "A i ~ ~ i ~
Newberry, 8. G.
Respectfully Informs his nmny customers
aud the prblic generally that his
Now Bake Oven
now completed, and by its convenient ar.
rangcmcrt he can bike any md everything
in lis line at the shortest possible notice,
such as
Cakes, Pastry, &C.,
in satisfactory and handsome style. Parties
and Dinners furnished at shortcst notice.
Fresh bread, pics aud cake on hand.
&eals served at any hour.
Fish, oysters and game can be had at all
times.
Thankful for past favors he solicits con.
!inuance Of the literal pat' onage heretofore
bestowed. ''@
Dec. 2 40 #.
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Three Old Saws.

,fE,ltI ~ pr LUCY ~ .:AHe9s, 9s,,. h#@
IF tle world scoms cold TO you, 80,
'SKindle tltcs town riti I'll s...'
Let their comfort, hide from view,
Winters that ticforn It.
IISariS as9roSGn az y6iit own, 4
.,, To That radjaneS- gathcri, ,,,,..;
~, You will sp8l forget 70 moan, -.
: ''s5; ta 5,'4Ah,lt "Al! tllf & ehfer'tss weather."
If Tie worlds wilderness,
Go build houses IN 1t!
VIII It help your loneliness n 20:
On tho wind 70 din iLa .l'.'
Raiso>n hut, however slight, b
.s-" Weeds and bramblcs smother;
: d> And 10 roof aud meal invite
J .p.a Some forlorner brother.
If tho world'sn vale Of tears.
Smile till rainbows apnn it; ..
Breathe tho love Tint liio cnheare,
Clear from clouds 10 fan it;
e.. OF your gladncss lend CLEAN
Unto souls that slivcr;
Show them how dark Sorrows stream
Blends with Hopes bright river.