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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-01

MINUTES OF TUE U B. S. S. Con-
yESrIoS The bird annual Sabbath
School Convention for Point Pleasant Mis-
sion, Parkersburg Conference ofthe U. B.
Church. convened at Hickory Chapel, Ma;
son county. August 9th, 1870.
DeyotiOn-by Rev. W. Fl Harrison.
The Convention organized by clecting
Rev. W. II, Harrison, President, and S.
T. Borgess., Secretary.
The President appointed the follOwin &
committees:
On rcdcntials-Jsmcs Raney, W. c.
YanMatre and n. T. Kincade.
On RrOgramme-Junius Kincade, Am
brose Yeager. James Foglesong.
On Resolutions F. Rosebcrry, John
B Stewart, F. A. Guthrie, Andrew Kin
cade, jr., Junius Eckard.
The Committee on Credentials reported
seven schools and seventeen delegates pres
cut, as follows:
Pleasant Flals-Miss Bette Foglesong,
John b Stewart, Ambrose Ycoger.
Sugar Groye--Nisss Mollie Kincade,
Andrew Kincode, IT,, Jacob G. Knopp.
Sand lIill-Miss Lucy Raney, Junius
Kincade, James Rauey.
Gould Hill-E, +. Rosobcrry.
ericho-Miss Cynthia Mcdaniel, John
Rotlcnbury, c. w. Mourning.
Eckard's- Miss Ann Eckard, James
Toglcsong, james Ecksrd.
Presbyterian (POint Plcasan0-F. A.
Guthrie.
The following delegates read the re-
ports from the several schools, which were
received aud adopted:
Sugar Grcvc-Andrew Kineade.
Pleasant Flats-Ambrosc lCager.
Sand IIiIl-Jamcs Raney.
Gould IIill--E. r.. Roseberry
Eckards1James Foglesong.
Point Pleasant A. Guthrie.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
till one o'clock.
AFTERNOON sEsSloE.
Devotion--by Rev. j. S. Freclaud, Of
the NJ. +. Church.
The committee on Programme selected
Rev. w. II. Harrison, W. c. VanMatre,
(. 81 Guthrie, Rev. J S. Freeland, and
y. W. siyson. to address the Convention
which they did, briefly, yet earnestly and
clcqucntly
For report of committe on resolutions,
see Register of August l It'll
On motion, the following persons were
appointed Delegates and Altcrnates to at
tend the District Convention to be held Mt
Ot.crbip Chapel, near Augcrona, jackson
county, September lst
S. t. Bbggcss, W. c. vanMatre, Wm.
Foglosong. Alternates-Miss Eliza Yea
ger. Miss Halle Rifle. u. T. Roseberry.
On motion. adjourned, with Benedict
ion by Rev. j. S. Freeland.
W. II. HARRISON, Pres't.
S. I, BJdagss. sec'y.
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MEDICAL pRoPERTIEs ARD USE.

Buchu leaves arc gently stimnlant. with
peculiar tendency 10 the Urinary orglAA.
They are given In complainlsaf the Urinary
Organs. srch as Gravel, Chronic cRtarrh Of
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
and Urethra, Disease Of The Prostate Gland
and Retention or lneoutinruco Of Urine. from
loss Of tone in tho paris concerned IN is ey.
nouaLion. The remedy has also been recon,
mcndcd in Dyspepsia. Chronic Rheumatism.
Cutaneous Affections, Chronic theamElam1
and DrOpsy.
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Attention MasOns and La
bOPePs!

dds will be received by the undersigned
ID from now until September 10Th, 1870, for.
stone work by the perch and earth filing by
The yard in The construction OF two bridges,
one across Ohio Ten Mile Creek and one over
Ice Greek, in tho town Of West Columbia.
There will be between four and FIVE hundred
perch Of stone in tho two bridges, aud eight or
nine thousand yardU Of filling Contracts will
be Teton the 10Th Of September, at the Office Of
a. L. Knight, In West Columbia, "a, whom bids
may ba sent at any time Parties desiring
these contracts, had hes: examine the locations
&. W M0REDoCK,
d. S. ELLIOTT,
"A, L. KNIGHT
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bethany College.

THE thirLeth Session of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY 2GTu SkrrrMnERl
1870, and terminate On the 18th Of June, 1871
1t is dramatically situated in the lnilst Of tho
beautiful and healthy illl country Of tho
"Pauhandlen Of West Virginia, easily acccssf
bte by railroad or river and surrounded by tho
most favorable Influences fur student life. il
has property in endowment, Buildings, Ap.
parat,is, Library TO-, Of over $3.50 quo and Is
thus eu1bled 10 sustain y lacu.ly sud furnish
facilities for thorough education of the very
first order.
AMrLE ACCOMMODATIONS
arc provided or both public and private boar.
ding. and unfurnished rooms will DO let 10
students who wish 10 boald themselves.
COURSES or INSTRUCTION.
l. Regular Literary Course, including the
Ancient Languages. for tleDegree Of BBchel.
or Of Arts 9. Literary aud Scientific Course
for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences 3, The
Course for Master Of Arts. a. The Course for
Master Of Sciences S. Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry Civil Engineering, de-,
Detailed Inflammation rs 10 these Courses will
be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AMI MUSEUM.
The Institution has q complete set Of Pililo-
sopIical Apparatus, and Students who wish il
are trained 10 the use Of Field instruments, -
alsra thoroughly fitted APP Laboratory, for
practical IN, truction and work in Chemical
Analysis, aud an ample Museum for the study
Of Natural History.
Terms:
Tuition $50 per session Boarding 50 to SIS
per week Unfurnished rooms So per session
to each student, preparing for the Ministry =
Free tuition to sous Of Ministers Of the Gospel
of all demon nations.
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Charleston Institute.

NVN u " UAANN9 FTIHUVHI N
THE ACADEMIC TERM OF THIS INSTI.
i tuition will open September 5th, 1870, aud
willcldsc June 3Oth, 1871.
For Catalogue or further particulars apply TO
Tic Principal, lavg ll.a,
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PEACHES This deiiei,u fruit is very
ab0ndmt in New Jarsay. FiEty-iive
Thousand bushels we're sold in Jersey City
Que day lust week 'rhey are very Scarce
in this lialk..t.
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Lnncaster. o. Dec. 20. 1s6

Lancaster, O., Dec. 20, 1863.
Nessrs. r. q. SHIRE 6 Co., Cincinnati, o.
Gealemen:- have been selling your
WAYNE'S ELIXIR of Buchu. Juniper
and Acetate of Potash, and from what we
hear efits use, would state that it gives
better satisfaction than any other article
we sell, in complaints Of tho Kidneys. Re
specially, SLOCUM & WHITE,
D. SIFFORD, GEO. G. BECK,
A. DAVIDSON.
MUELLAR 4 BUECHLER.
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ptxo ia this place On Saturday the
97,h Of August. Isabelle Lirurcna, infant
daughter OF James aal Mary A stcpk-
cason, aged 0 months aud 90 days.
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AuuGunccrnn

We aro authorized to announce JESSIE
MAUPlN. 81 All independent Peoples caMdi'
date for The Office st Assessor for District No,
], uf Mason county"
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We regret to learn form the Parkesrburg
CARTE that ex-senator Van Wrinkle has
returned to that city from bis usual summer
visit to his mother at Hyde Park. N. Y,
in such feeble health that lie had to be
carried from the cars to his carriage.
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II. @ Hine.

IN debt aud attachment.
The object Of the above suit is to recover from
the defendant the sum ofS4l2.3G and the costs
of this suit and TO attach the estate of the said
defendant ia said county, sufficient To pay the
same; and it appearing by affidavit filed with
the papers Of this Casse that the defendant is
not d resident ofthc State of West Virginia, IL
IS ordered that he do appear here within one
month afer the date OF The first publication Of
this order and do whit is necessary TO protect
hisintersst in the premises.
Teste: ". W. HARPER. Clerk.
by F.W. Sisson, deputy.
Datcoflirst publication August llth ,ls70. It.
Cartwright g. Russell, pr q.
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The lnrkers|mrg Gf:cte is Dragging
about -! pound baby @hich arrived in
that town last Tuesday. Such, brother
Cooper, is The result of reduced taxation,
Increased prosperity, aud general peace and
plenty, under Republican Administration.
Whoovcr heard of any such babies when
the Democratic party was in power, before
the war?
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CoBx Ceop From What We hare seen
AMI lt,artl,of Tire cora crop il Mason coun-
~, We are Of opinion, that The crop will
lie an average oae, If ret better than last
year.
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HElMpolpls ExrRAor puHot,

Is used by persons from the ages Of 10 10 IS
and from 81 to SIS. or IN the decline or change
of lifo after Confinement, or Labot Paiasj Bed
Wetting In children.
In affections peculiar 70 females, the Extract
Huchu Is unequailed by any other remedy rs
in Chlorcsis, or Retention, Ircgularity. Pain,
fitness or Suppression Of Customary eyasuas
lions. liberated OF schirrous slBte oftthe Utter.
US, Leucorrhn,aior Whites. 4, .7,t
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Circus AND MGNAaEnrE.-We have re-
oeived a letter from Col. G. T. Amos, sta
ting that his grand New Orleans Circus
aud Nenagerio, will exhibit at Point
Pleasant, sometime this month, We do not
Snow tho day, but presume that our read
GFs will be duly notified rs to the day. This
is no doubt the best show Of the kind now
travelling in this country.
The pamo of Col. G. T, Amcs.
coupled with exhibitions ofrare merit aud
costly equipments. has become national
celebrity. Throughout every portion Of
country, aud in oyory city, town and vii
'ag'' he has reputation superior to that
0fauy other manager, and young and old
arc assured that when his bills arc display
ed they will not be disappointed in antici
padng display ofthc rarcst and most re-
FacFohO arOnic performances over present
90 beneath pavilion.
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NV P4pEn. =. We resolved last week,
the first number of the Yves. Virginia
Chronicle. a paper just started in Cubell
comty, at Guyaudottc, by the "Cabell
County Printing Company" Its a large
50 colpm paper. neatly printed, and ably
edited. In politics Republican. We
wish it success financially and politically,
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Nv EST vlRGlNIA UNIVERSITY.

ANEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. j T. HorE, Prcs't Board Of Regents,
q D SrUROgs, Sec;y
AtBx MARTIN. D. D.. President. aud Profess
az ofMental and Moral Philosophy.
FS Lyon, A. NJ, Vice President, Profess.
or Of Eng. Literature, aud princip. Prep'y
Dept.
my and Physics.
d il PsRoE. a. NJ, Capt, U. 8. Al Pro.
icssor Of Mathematics Of Hillary Tactics
j j SrgvEYsoX A. NJ. PHI b. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooD, PHI, D Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
wv MlLLEa, A. NJ, Assistant in the Pre-.
paratory Department.
DB PUrISroS, Tuitor.
Geo NJ ,HAGASs, Esq Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings.
Huan W BRocE, n. D., Lecturer on Physiolo.
~ aud Hygiene
Hon JonS A DttLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FAIL TERN begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WErgR TIRN I" LIST Monday in December.
SrRnG TgRI Sd Tuesday In March,
CoNMExoEuGxT, Sd Wednesday in June.
Terror Preparatory, $500 per Torn Of 10
weeks
:" University. $500 per Torn Of 10
BoARprSa--Not TO exceed 81 per week,
9i'send stamp for Catalogue.
Morgantown. w Va.
Aug, 10, 1869 -lY.
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REcALLgp.-Rev. j. S. Froclaud las
recalled his appointment to preach in the
NJ. +. Church next Sabbath, because of
its Interference with the services Of Bishop
Kayenaugh, at the Methodist Church,
South, Sunday. Therefore there will be
no preaching ut the NJ. L. Church, Sun
day.
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This medicine increases tho powor Of Dr..
gcstfon. and excites tho Ahsorhents into heal.
Thy actisn. by whiehths Watety or Calcare,
Gus dispositions aud all unnatural onlarGeS
irents arc reduced, az well as Pain aud lnaes
matiOn fitSs
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nEMARKS.

/" THUS closed The 81 session Of the Sab
bath School Convention, which viii long
be remembered by the people Of Point
Pleasant Mission with interest and gratii-
cation. The exercises throughout were
conducted with feelings of harmony aud
love. All the delegates as well as the peo-
pie generally, took deep interest in the
proceedings. The Convention was we'll
attended BY people from oil parts Of the
county. Between Eve and six hundred
persons were present
The speeches were entertaining aud ap-
propriate. And the Convention was high
" entertained during its session by some
excellent music from Prof. Foglesong's
choir, from Pleasant Flats. The day
was pleasant and everything passed off sat
isfactorily. SECRETARY.
a NoBLE BHSEFAcrroN.-The Trustees
of the Louisville Medical College. Qouis-
vile, Ky.,) have created one o: the most
liberal and noble beneFactions ever con.
ferrcd by a public institution upon any
people. The trustees Of this college have
instituted one Beneficiary Scholarship for
each Congressional District in the South
crn and surrounding States. BY this
means very many poor but deserving young
men will be enabled to obtain thorough
medical education. Any young man
wishing to take advantage Of this Beno-
faction has only to write to tho Repre-.
sentative of the Congressional District in
which he resides, or to tue President Of
The Medical Society of his State, or to Dr.
E, S. Gaillard, Dean of the Faculty of the
Louisville Medical College, Louisville,
Ky, when he will receive full information
Of all that is necessary for him to do to
secure one Of these Scholarships. With
proper and welcome delicacy the names of
those who have secured the Beneficiary
Scholarships with be known only to the
Dean of tho Faculty. 1t is unnecessary
10 commend those who have established
these noble Beneficiary Scholarships. -
Their act will bring them Communications
wherever it is known.
A CAnD.-Tho subscriber would re-
spcctfully inform his patrons and the pub
lie in general, that he docs not intend to
lcaUe the place, as is believed by some;
but will at all times be found at his place
Of business, ready TO sell goods cheaper
than ever. MORRIS SEIDLER.
Mrs. Patrick, an experienced teacher,
will open her school September 18th. 1u-
structiou in all the branches usually
taught in Semiuarios.
Special attention given to small children
and the elementary branches. Terms
malc known on application,
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Prompt. Honorable. Reliable.

Prompt. Honorable. Reliable.
A GENTS WANTED in every city, town
n and village Tor the largest aud most sue.
0S FU 0SE sns0GS ~ sGe SeassRg s Papers
goods give universal satisfaction, our premi.
ums TO Agents CANNOT BIZ gxcELLED, and our
checks are free. Having two houses--Boston
aud ohicago--our facilities are uSEouALLgp,
aud our business exceeds in amount all other
concerns in this trade combined.
GPSEND FOR CIRCULAR aud FkEE
CLUBto 8. G. THOMPSON & co,
1876 Federal Street, Boston. or
1853 State Street, Chicago.
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6Gs W1stGg 3egisteg
LOCAL MATTERS.
Thursday Morning.
7s5sT OFFICE HoURs.-The Office i.
..sn from 7 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. NJ
or Sundays from Z o'clock q. m. to . a m.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
ron GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM E. STEVENSON,
OF Wood County.
SECRETARY or tue STATE,
JAMES N. PIPES,
OF Marshall County.
AUDITOR,
THOMAS Bo0GEss,
ofRoane County.
TREASURE,
JAMES a. MACAULEY,
OF Ohio County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A BOLTON CALDWELL.
ofOhio County.
,uoog SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
JAMES II BROWN,
of Kanawha County.
For Congress Sd District.
GEN. JOHN s. wlTcBER,
Of Cabcll County.
For State Senator, 7th Dist,
r. W. slsSON,
CT Mason County.
'--.---s-------
nEprgLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For House Of Delegates.
GEO W. TIPPEI'T.
For Circuit CLERK,
wM FRENCH.
For Recorder,
ALLEN &. MASON.
For sheriff.
VIC. GREENLEE,
For Prosecuting Attorney.
+ a. GUTHRIE.
For Surveyor,
JAMES G.. MlNTGRN.
For As4esxorDi,'t. No /.
H. I. rQLSLEY.
Fur Assessor Dist No. :.
Holm ". MILLER
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TrASxs.-We return our thanks to
Prof W. J. Kenny, for basket Of nice
peaches, left at our Office last Saturday. =
They were tue finest We have seen this
year.
G. Sehou. Esq, will accept our thanks
for a nice watermelon, sent US last satur-
day.
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ny Authority Of tho Governor ]

mo. a2.I Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution OF
the Stntg.
Resolrrd By he Legislature Of West Virgiais.
The following is proposed as an Amendment
20 the Constitution Of this State, 10 DO Substl'
tulcd for section ono Of article three thereof,
and 10 become part Of The said Constitution
when ratified according to the provisions there:
Of, namely:
"tThe male citizens Of tho State shall be en-.
titled to vote Of all elections held within tleN
election districts In which they respectively
reside; Int no person who 10 minor or
Of unsound mind. or pauper, or who
is under convection Of treason, felony, or bri.
berry in an election, or who has not been a
residuii. ofthe State for one year, and Of the
county inwhlcli he htf6rst6 vote forthirty dlys
nexL preceding such Offer, shall be perniitted
70 veto while such disability continues"
Adopted February %. 1870.
In the House Of Delegates, Thursday, Feb
ruory 81, 1870, the above resolution vas udop'
4 tel, R
TIE YgSs wERe-Messrs Welcli, .(Spaaler)
Agncw, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan,
BeltShooyer. Bowycr, Bfannon, Burgess, Day.
isson, Donetoo, Evans. Farilsworth, Fisher,
Flanagan Flick, Grandcc. Guthrie, Hcrycy,
Howard, jackson. Judy, Lamb, LaInon, Lynch,
Maxwell, Mccoy. Meadows, Miller, Neoly.
Pownall, RAIDER. Repp. Scott, Smith, TetGr,
Thonas, Wells and Wilkinson
tbs NAYS wERE--Messrs. Baker. Barlow,
Carpenter. Chambers Collins Cracrnft. Davis,
Paris. Golf tlassier. Hill. Howe. Peirpofht
Price, Rcxroad, Sturgiss, Summers and Wheat
--ls.
In the Senate Monday, February 90, 1870,
the above resolution was adonied.
THE YEAS wERE-Messrs Farnsworih. tFres.
ident,l Apologize Brown. Gather tTames,l
Gather (Jesse Il J oois Crane. Davis. Dayton.
Doolittle. Gold, Hmm6n, Koonce. Leonard,
Patrick. Phelps, Ramsdell and Young--i5
TuE NAYS wERE-Messrs. Borcman, llumph
rcys. v crninger aud Wilson,. &
August lI-te. e a
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DISEASES on run BtApDgp KipaRyA, GeAyEt.
D Avn pRoFsIcAt SwELLtaas. IS
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mo. AL Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution of
tho Stnte.
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7s5sT oFFfcE HoURs.-The Office is
S SI's sundays from Z O'Clock q. m. to a m.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18

hare had shc sis Of the murder Of
John the Baptist pppn his already sio
stained soul.
Had tho mother Of Byron exercised her
maternal .iuaueuce for good, the giant
intellect combined with the sweet gift of
poesy, possessed by Lord Byron, would
have bee1 turned to songs Of praise t.
Almighty God, and the amount Of evil
he has done to the human race, by the
vitiation Of youthful minds, is in pro-
portion to the amount of good he
would have accomplished had his train-
ing been other than it was.
In reverse of this with what pleasure
do we point to the lasting influence
produced upon so-iety by the life aud
writings Of Hannah Moore, aud of Lady
and of many others too
numerous to mention here.
1t is in the power Of every woman to
WELD the same influence with proper
training God has given us talents and
it is our boundcn duty to cultivate them
for use In his ser,ice.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.
BY ". BEAUMONT cLARKsoN.
sRc. 9th.

Woman generally, has never wax kcncd
to her highest dcstinics and holicst
hopes, for she has yet to learn the in
Auencc size wields.
q, Though she may not openly, yet may
she in secret, or rather in the retire.
mcnt Of the home circle, exert her in
fIuencc in the renovation of the world,
though she may not minister at the
alter Of God, yet may she as an angel
Of peace, bear the messages of mercy
and promises of forgiveness and saliva
tion.
When woman has awakened to her
power and influence, by the expansion
of her mind BY proper cultivation, We
shall not find her seeking enjoyment
in frivolous pursuits, but with the glow
of benevolcncc, lighting her angelic
and intelligent countenance, seeking
immortal minds, to stamp her good iu-
flucnces upon.
Every man nearly, is prepared by
careful education for some profession in
life. Every woman sholld be cducat cd
for the position of daughter, wife,
and mother, for nian does not want
merely creature who can dance, sing,
paint, or play on the piano, fora wife,
but compaaion on the voyage of life.
We do not readily employ physician,
or lawyer, who has not been rendered
fit for his position. by the proper train
ing, we consider it as absolutely ncccs
sary, just so is the proper education
and training necessary aud essential to
woman, to fit l,er fnr the domestic
relations in life.
Some one may be ready to exclaim,
that sho performs tho duties incumbent
upon her by intuition, perhaps so, but
natural fitness for any position is i'm.
proved by tho proper training.
Remembes that the mother is the
/ h'St hotb VStOj " 10 6nC WHO uSSiStS
tire dawnihg faculties OF the infant
mind, it is tho wife, who possesses the
power to strengthen and bring to per-
fcction carly Influence for good.
AS mother, sister, daughter and wife
has woman in each individual capacity,
at some time, given evidence Of tho
magnitude Of her power for good OF
lin.
Fortunately for mankind it has been
exercised generally for good, but yc,
only too many instances staud upon re-
cord who're it has brought sorrow and
ruin in it's train.
| Had Hcrodias exercised her maternal
Influence Gr good, lIerod would not