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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12

wwhy buy machine sewed Shoes
when you can get them hand sewed for
the same price at F. N. Porters, No. lSS
Main street,
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LADIES BUTTON GAITERs.-Don't for
get that by leaving your measure at
Forgey',, 100 Main street, you can have
them or any or any other style made to
nrdnr
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM No. 9 MONROE
l street, now occupied by Lewis, Little 90.
Also, the room No. IL, occupied by D. r,
Morris, as hardware store. Possession gwen
APnl lst, lsGg. Enquire of
eec3l w W. MILLER
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VThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

AUTHORIZES TO SELL TIE
I AN ~ Brick Dwelling House, containing
two story Liar. situated on Water street,
six rooms I;r.t and Second streets, Centre
between vii, be sold very low. m
Whsei'G,S.s north half Of Lot No ISL situated
Also t. .,,, !. ST corner of Chspline and Second
streets, ir''' L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
rn,rlire street, between First and
once or" ON sepl7
III siTNlLs. -
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OPENING NoTIcE.-Messrs Campbell
& Harden will have their fall styles OF
Trimmed Pattern Bonnets and Hats
ready for exhibition Wednesday, October
1Qfb
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EAfull assortment of ladies', Misses
and children's shoes, just received at
Louis Bonds, 107 Main street.
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EFF. NJ. Porter Is selling Ladies',
Misses and Children's Shoes, "hand
ewed"-the only place you can buy
them in the city.
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Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of ap'
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM.
Sumner & Co.'s, No. 50 Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12

If you want first class boot or shoe
made to order at the lowest price, go 20
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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wBuy your Children's Shoes Of
+. M. Porter, No. 35. They are hand
sewed and much more durable than
'machine" work.
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EVE have seen nothing prettier
than the "rustic groups" made at Par
tridge's. His rural scenery is charming.
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LEGO to Louis Blends for the cheap
est boots and shoes in the city.
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TNew style button and lace boots
for ladies at Louis Blends, l07 Main
street.
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FOR SALE.
valuable Residences OH
InnrIl street.

NV yrrTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
X Ir;,,nit Cokrt of Ohio county, State of West
~, rendered on the I'd day OF June, A.
n 20 in cause in chancery pending in said
Great Court, wherein Robert Luxe and George
lie are plaintiffs, and James Luke ana others
- f.rt ,urs shall. on
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have been preparing to attend the ball
at that place must not forget that it is
to be the most pleasant affair of the sea-
son. The committee of arrangements
know exactly what is wanted for the
comfort and pleasure of the excursion
lists; so they may rest assured that moth
ing will be wanting. Let all who love
fun be at the wharf at 10 o'clock at the
latest. Tommy Cocayne's splendid
string band is to discourse the music
for the occasion.
POLICE CoURT.-"This looks like
business" was our thought as we no.
ticed the ten cases on the docket of the
Clerk of the Police Court yesterday.
The fusileers and benzinists were out
in force. Ten cases do not appear erery
day.
Parmelia Dickson is white woman
apparently, though she is eternally
mixed mp in some row with her colored
sisters. Last Friday she kicked up a
row with Belle Reed, using language
not always permitted in the Courts OF
the Old World. She was fined $40 and
costs.
John Elliott was arrested on Satur,
day night, while loaded to the muzzle
with fusil oil, on Market street, making
night hideous. He was fined s. and
costs.
John Hennings was arrested in the
alley in the alley in the rear of foung''
livery stable for indecency. Paid 5,
and costs.
Tommy Hopkins, with his nose bloom
ing like a dahlia, was captured on Sun
day in Alley b. Tommy is queer lot
As soon as he gets his load on he selects
the nearest cellar door and lays him
self down to pleasant dreams. H'
takes his drains and his dreams often
Tommy does. He laboreth on the chair
gang for the next ten days in default o
paying 81 and costs.
Yankee-doodle-d doc Johnson was NJ
again. There never was such a joll!
old muff for being up again as John
son. He promises all sorts of reforna
ton, gets the Judge to let him off cheap
takes what funds he may have left ant
invests ia benzine and instantly is NJ
again. He was taken captive on Mair
street, opposite Kull's stable, on satur
day afternoon, and yesterday, in de
fault of 81 and costs, resumeth hi
studies in Noah Prices geological
school,
Stephen Hicks was charged having
been Chappie's partner in the row q
Mary Gaus last Friday. There was no
word of proof TO substantiate tn
charge and it was dismissed.
Two charges against James Chapman
for disorderly conduct, one on the 2VtI
of February and the other on the I'D 0
May last were dismissed for want of eV
idence.
Last Sunday night party of German
were coming across the Island fror
Ohio where they had been indulging i
their regular beer, aud when lear Lu
ken's corner they kicked up big row
Two of them John Shipe and Anto
Hoot were arrested. Hoot said "Ich va
pully trunk last night" though he d.
MED having made q noise. He wa
fined IS and costs and the charg
lagainst Shipe dismissed, .~ l-
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n Go and see the new style hats re
ceived at Adler's yesterday.
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,ep27td
Sala If Land for Taxes.

Sale of Land for Taxes.
- T-yDERSIGNED SHERIFF OF THE
comfy of Ohio will, on the
IA d,y of November, 1869,
~, the first day OF the November term Of the
t';'}if Cont of said county, at the front door
!: .b,. Court Hsus, thereof, proceed TO sell all
~ '. I,TJ. therein delinquent for the non pay.
~. NJ taxes Tor :ho years 1867 and leGo, which
~ s.'rn the taxes, interest and damages due
- .t.0 ,ract, are specified in a list thereof
" AZ The front door of the said Court House,
,fi.b list spt cial attention is directed.
THOMAS j. CAMPBELL,
..n,-.d Sheriff of Ohio County.
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FOR RENT.
Store Room For Rent.

0NE OF THOSE FINE STORE ROOMS
~ in Odd Fellows Hall Building is offered Tor
rent Enquire of JOHN q. HEFFL1, adJoih-
Ing Bookings Drug Stsre, or at this once.
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hearing. Watering or Weak Eyes, and I'm
paired Memory, when caused by the violence Of
Catarrh, as they all frequently are. ! offer 10
coed faith a standing reward Of goo for case
of Catarrh that / cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGIsTSiEvERY
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the REMEDY but If be
has not got it on sale don't be put of by accept
ing any miserable worse than worthless substt
tute, but enclose sixty cents 70 me- and the
Remedy will be sent you, post paid. -Four
packages $2Oa OF one dozen for $500 Send
two cent stamp for Dr. Sage's pamphlet on
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
p v PIERCE, VI. D..
BuFPALO. y. y.
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,,oH SALE or RENT.

~ SHALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
/ %. rr., l.. lud Enquire
| wy .INO. =. GILCHRIST,
3 Main street-up stairs.
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THIS INFALABLE
i REMEDY does not
like the poisonous irri.
tating snuhs and strong
caustiC solutions with
which the people have
long been hnmbugged.
simply palliate for a
short time, or driUe the
disease 20 The lungs as
there is danger Of doing
in the use Of such nos.
trums, but Il produces
PERFECT AND PERMA.
NRNT CURES or THE
WORST CASES OF CHRONIC
tATARRH, as thousands
can testify. "COLE IN
THg HEAD" il cured
with a few applications,
CATAKRHAL HEADACHE
~ relieved and cured a.
if by magic. ItremOves
offensive Breath, Loss
or Impairment Of the
sense OF taste, smell or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-12

Prof lppti,d oa-rl,tyy
HoS. J. W. BROCKENBRoUGH LID.
Pyg, LeN.
n. W. HUMPHREYS, A. n,
Aat mi LatH and 0rs,t
ROBES MASSIE, A. ~,
Asst PTCC Hod>TH Language
DUNCAN G. LYLE, A. ~,
Ant Pfcf. Nanh>nah,s
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. ",
Ant Pref. En9li,L.
JOSEPH b. WALKER,
AIst PSsf Ck<mtstry, and
Prn1Ddi " BvstR>ss S>hoOI
For the present, the instruction In EnslisA
10 divided arnohg the Professors Of moral Phil
osophy, Modern Languages and History, With
the aid Of an Assistant Professor.
Z The duties 81 this chair aps disohzrfsd ~
the Professors sf Chemistry and Satura PM
osSphy.
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY AND
HOW WE PREXENT 1T.

The want of uniformity in Boots and Shoes, 1t
is well known, equals if not exceeds that of any
other kind of manufactured goods. In order to
protect ourselves and customers, We make it
rule not to receive or place on sale any goods
not regular and uniform, except they be too
low in price to allow Of uniformity. To insure
this every pair OF Boots and Shoes that enters
our store is carefully examined and rejected un.
less found correct in size, free from damage and
uniform in Oualitv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-23

Inquest Before Coroner Warren Last Eyen-
ing-HOw Other Lives were Saved.
The inquest on the bodies Of Roger Tighe Lncius
Andrews and Lawrence OConnOr, who were killed
BY the falling OF the arch at the new Catholic
church in Hudson City, commenced last evening at
McCarthy's Hotel before Coroner Warren. The FIRST
witness was John Hogan, s:onecutter, who testified
that he was standlog inside the building when
the catastrophe occurred. In his opinion the
arches gave way because OF the great weight
resting on them and the insufficient strength
Of the pillars which supported the arches. The
heavy rain OF Wednesday morning so damaged Che
mortar that IL contributed Id great measure to the
disaster DR.. Hammond testified that he examined
the bodies Of the deceased men; Tighe received a
compound fracture OF the SKULL and this was the
catse OF death; there were no other wounds vstbe
Andrews had both legs fractured; death was cahsed
In his case not more by the extent Of these injuries
than by the violent shock he received IN the fall
OConnor renamed unconscious tenous blood
oozing from his right ear; there was an incised
wound on the forehead ana the skull was fractured.
When the medical testimony Was completed the In
quest was adjourned TIL Monday evening
1t appears That ten or twelve minutes elapsed be-
tween the falling Of the two arches. While The men
were engaged IN extricating the sufferers who were
buried under the drst arch laoorer named Duck
heard the tlmbers creak on the other arch and he
called out Justify to the men to make their escape
Five or six seconds more ana the centre prop grau
ally commenced to swerye, and, topping over, the
whole structure came down with crash. 10 the
warning given by Duck the men standing on the
scaffOld over the second arch, al well as those
standing under Ii, owe their lives.
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POWDER EXPLOSION At PATERSON.


Between five and six o'clock yesterday afternoon
an explosion occurred on the side Of Garret Noun.
tain, near Squirrel Woods q short distance from
Paterson, n. j., by which TWO men were severely
and perhaps fatally injured. The Morris a Essex
extension IL being graded at this place, under the
superintendence OF Dillon Co., contractors. The
laborers nad lighted a fuse leading to q blasting
usual to safe distance, but the blast dtd not ex-
plode. After waiting long enough 10 convince them
selves that the charge had missed, they began TO
move cautiously towards the rock. The foreman OF
the gang and one aborer then approached the blast
ant fnding, az they supposed, the fire had gone
out, commenced 10 pick out the charge
when fearful explosion took place The men
were thrown some yards amid thick shower OF
heavy bOulders, falling near large key of powder
which also exploded az the same time In an instant
both men were one mass Of names. Win great
presence Of mind, however the iaborer Wounded
rs he was, rolled himself IN an Old coat subdun9
the blaze until his terrorstrcKen companions could
come 10 his relief
The foreman, blinded with the flames in which he
was envcoped plunged headlong into the canal
from which he was soon rcscued.
BOin unfortunate men were conveyed 20 A neiph-
boring house and surgeon was sent for Their
faces, bodies and limbs arc one blacEened crisnv
from their backs DR., Moss examined their iniurtes
and did all ne could TO alleviate their snYernVs ana
gave his opinion that they might recover aithongh
their death was most probable. Al nine o'o,nck
last evening their condition was not Improved and
IL was not thought they would survive until In0rn
ing Their names or condition la life could NOT be
asCertaiDed. ~ ~
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CLEARED.

Steamship Tsrta Br, Murphy, Liverpool via Queenstown
@ Francklyn.
sseem.hip wsser NO, wsnss, Bremen via sou.hamp
top-0elricha j Co.
Steamship Missouri, Palmer, Havana Atlantic Mali Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Ioaisbura, Thomas. JscssenvlllsBskr Co.
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander, Norfolk, City Point aud
Richmond :, odd I'D Donation s.esmship Co.,
GtsAnsh'p Ashland. Croweu, Boston--W Clyde,
Ship America, Bartlett, London = Ewe,iA Co
Brjg KODIAK, Downing vigo-F Talbot Co.
Brig aussppina Utah, Bono, PAlermo-Lawrence, Giles
Co
Brig Dove tBr, DlDsmore. Pictou, Ns-P ssvius b
Brig " King Ayers, PHILADELPHIA Brett, Son 4 90.
Brig Trowbrdge Leighton, Pbilsdspha-David Bah
cock. .
sohr Porto Plata, Montgomery, Port Plsus--Esgsr
Hsineu.
scbr Z p Bailey, Locke Kingaion, Ja--A u Solomon,
schr Helen q King hcGrcsor Santa Mnytba Dc Castro
AGO.
gchr Smith, TookeT Charlsson--f McCrsady
Co.
sshr Franklin Bell, Brewster, sesafos, NC-rbomas
Holmes
Gchr Wsnonah, Mnchen, Baltimore N McCrcady 4 Co.
achf Ned sumser uigiss Portsmouth, Csndia PsessAy.
pchr 3 GOODWIN, Waterbury, Stamford.
6oop Temperance, whsley, Bridgeport 0sger
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht sappho IL on the screw dock AZ the foot
Of Market street, East river, having her bottom
smoothed and painted snd IN entire new yet OF
standing rigging tted, fore and eft, made OF the
best Italian hemp. She win come on the dock on
Friday night aud the Meteor Will 90 on to have q
metal keel fitted. The sappbo VIII not sail for Eng.
land until Tuesday or Wednesday.
The FIectwing ~ anchored or Twenty eighth
street. East river, and ltle apart from thar gallant
yacht IN the FIenr de Lis.
abe Leis " ARctyEs9 w Babylon, Fire Island,
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shipping Notes.


Commodore Douglass well known yacht sappbo tho
larger Of the docks the foot Of Market street.
having her bottom cleaned and topsidrs painted.
barge Ontario central screw dock
yesterday afternoons after having boen painted other.
wise put In order.
The ship William Wilcox s45 TONS bu Al New Bedford In
lssB and recently purchased by Easen parties u now on
the mammoth dry dock, the foot Pike sp for the
purpose Of being stripped csiksd receiving new suit of
yellow metal shsathmg.
Tho brig Shasta belonging 10 Mcssrs Jas Borand Co.
Of this city on the sectional dock foot OF Ru
gers street, whore she WIN receive suit Of yellow sta
shsathine
The Peoples dry dock foot Of Gonvorneur stree. has ND
tho schooner segnins, Of this city, for tho purpose OF
having her bottom cleaned and painted receiving soms
other slight repairs.
The brig Copqnerar Hs tons bunt md owned in Nova
Scotia, s on Hesrrs Nelson Townsend's dry DOCK foot
Of 0ouvsrnsur street, for The purpose having ber poo
cleaned and zinc sbeathing patched
Marine Disasters.
pIsmAsrEp snIp The dsnas!sd vsss. reported 2ls
two las, letters Of her name NJ Y. '' ''~
BAsnJ ssAy.n sof BOSTON, Rsann.y, from San Fran.
rs. asa;H during heavy gale Nay 10 been boarded
repairing procssded for @ssiaen ns seaman" After
s s"sSs s%a :yss Ss
wss q % ie as , @ and
save her having proved OF no avail
oIa s F. sss s Evan. from Ssw Ycrs
tress OF what nature not reported.
BARK PAyTA tBr AT Ban Francisco 10Th inst from 0as.
gov, reports May 10 o the Island pf Juan Fernandez, IN
heavy squa from WNW, carried away fore msiaopga.
liant mssts
sCBRJ GRIFFIN, from Charlcston for PHILADELPHIA Ia
hard aground on Tinoum bar The captain arrived Al Pha
depha Pm 2itt, for assistance 70 get her or
SoHR ynTo was towed from tnianoia TO The Southwest
Pass July Ia, 70 undergo Sspars.
Wkalensen,
Sailed from New Bedford et., bark FANNY. Williams,
North Pacific Ocaan
letter from Capt LAYERS OF bark Sea Fox OF wesiport
reports her ?n and on At Fays May having taken ~ bbs
the Islanda
letter from Capt crapo Of bark Trop,c Bird OF NB re-
por" that che ssisd fron Bcrmuds July ., 70 cruise
Spoken.
SHIP Colorado from Calcutta for New York, juno lat ~
ship Persia poane, from csro for HARE, June lat ~
Bark JEANNE Dr. from New York Tor shanshas, April ~
onlslde Tho StrAts 81 SuDda.
Big Pheoe klleu nh. from Msantss fcr B9Sfon' July s
Oh bsrncgat (by pilot boat Charlotte Webb, No%
FOreiaD Ports.
ANIiEp, May II Passed by, ships BENGAL West from
Manila for kYork t5n, Elrsnot brown, from Csrdh Tor
Hong konyi S9k v9dlrw, b,~r hsp sssehswt fseg
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s HIPPIN G. M w S.
Aisnanac for New yorl<-Tdis Day.
Sun rises. ...... 4 4S Moon rises. ..eve -
Sun SETS ..... 724 High water. morn 10
Ponr OF NEW YoaK, JULY ~, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pusers Of vesaes arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for tho HERALD our
regularly authorized agents who attached 10 our Steam
Yacht 8eet The New York Associated Press DO not now
collect marine attend 10 the delivery packages
win be by the following esrac, from the
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3. fs6s-
Resolved That and after April 1854 the Associated
Prev will discontinue the collection of ship news In he
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ Tho once OF tho HERALD yachts JAMES and
JEANNETTE IL nj Whitehall alp. All icaons from
and consgnees the masters Of inward bound yea
sss win be forwarded free Of charge.
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ARRIVALS.

RRroRKD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
stesmship Trpe Br Lehessurer Liverpool via Boston,
With mdse, 70 q q franctyD.
steamship Isaac Bell soarnc, Richmond, City Point
sssAmskp W
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ytLE s0LLEa W

Nrw nAvHS, July %, isGe.
The doinrs Of tnp alumni were 20 @clhaeH l~st
evening ~ tbe Jseetiug u CLASSES. Those Uhebmet
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-17

WITHOUT AN ENEMY.-llcaven help
the man who imagincs he eau dodge enc.
mics by trying to please everybody! II
such an individual ever succeeded We should
be glad of it--not that VIC believe in man
going through the world trying to find
beams to knock and thump his poor head
against, dispating every mans opinions
fighting and clbowing and crowdiny al who
differ from him. That again, is another
extreme. Other people have a right t.
their opinion: so have you; don't fall int
you less for maintaining it, or any more fol
turning your coat every day to match the
color Of theirs. Wear your own colors iu
spite Of wind or weather, storm, or sunshine
II costs the vsscillating aud irresolute teu
times the trouble to wind, and shuttle, aud
twist, that it does honest manly indcpend
enco 10 stand its ground. n sf.iia
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-17

EFFECT OF CoLoR ON DIsEAsE.-Thc
power of colors on disease, once supposed
to exist. may be considered as branch of
sympathetic medicine. white substances
were considered rcfringcmcnt. and red ones
heating. Red flowers were given for dis
eases of the blood, and yellow for bile.
In smallpox, red coverings, bed curtains,
etc, were used to bring out tho eruption.
The physicians Of Edward II. treated the
Kings son successfully by this rule and
as lately as l765, the Emperor. Francis
l., when sick Of tho smallpox, was by Or
der Of his physicians, rolled up in scar
let cloth but he died notwithstanding.
Flannel, nine times died blue, was used for
glanular swcllings. To this day the ira
dition remains that certain colors arc good
for certain disorders. Thousands Of pco-
pie believe that red flannel is better than
white for rheumatism. A rcd string worn
round the neck is . common preventative
Of nosc-blccl. '''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-17

FINDING FAULT WITH CHILDREN.-lt
is at times necessary to ccnsurc and pun
ish; but very much more may be done by
encouraging children when they do well.
BE, therefore, more careful to express
your appreciation Of good conduct than
your disapprobation Of bad. Nothing can
more discourage child than spirit of
incessant fault-fnding on the part Of its
parents, and hardly anything can exert q
moro injurious influence upon the disposi-
ton of both the parent and child. There
are two great motives" influencing. human
actions-hope and fear. Both of these
are at times necessary But who would
not prefer to have their child inauepeed
to good conduct by = desire Of pleasing,
rather than by the fear Of offcnding!, i
a mother never expresses her qualification
when her children do veil, and is always
censuring them when she secs anything
amtss, they are discouraged and unhappy ;
their dispositions become hardened and
soured by this ceaseles ffetsins ;istl last,
finding that whethertisey do we'll or i'll,
they are equally found fault with, they re-
linquish ali eiBotts to please. and become
needless of roproaches., al .,oiaq sd' 10
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-17

A TnILLIoN.-1'his Is simple word,
but it includes good many units. A
person who had commenced counting at
the creation and had been miraculousiy al.
lowed to continue his task, would not have
reached the number yet by a very consid-
cradle margin, because a trillion Of sec-
onds is about thirty-two thousand years.
A little calculation Of this sort sometimes
renders man able to, appreciate what
short space Of time he is allowed to live
in this snblunary sphere, and what au ex.
ccedingly long period eternity il conpar-
cd with. ,lfc will also understand that y
few thousand dollars ono way or the other
make very little difference 10 HIM ptovid-
Ing he can get enough sloep and throe
meals regularly, aud can run up q small
credit account against mankind for mum.
Dor Of kind services rendered. hcrc and
there along his brief Journey. 'eAfa '''