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E0SaDALIS

EoSADALIS.- Certificates from all parts of
the country daily received, atiestipg to the
unparalleled popularity of this great noe dieIne
q the care Of diseases of the Blood.
LIMA Ohio. Feb. 25, 1869.
Ge#ts:-For twenty years have been tiiicted
with an exceedingly annoying and inysterste
eruption, covering srls my whoe body. had
tried many different medicines, but without
the slightest benefit. short time
sine. bought one bottle of "Rosadaiis" and
rs d it a cord ng 10 direct ons, a nd am happy
to say il hs. entirely cured me. 1t is medicine
of great merit. Yours truly
BENJAMIN BECHT0L.
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SOME of the Ere nch people are urging
the continuation of the war, after the expir-
alton Of the armistice. Any Frenchman
who wishes any further continuation of the
war must be either contractor, mailman,
or q fool
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ELIZABETH WILLIAMS.
2 :
Cured OF Deafness OF Is Years
StSuCiaC.

ReaIIug, IA, OCt,.2, 1865.
DR.. lngTaham &. Co.-usLts ! reside 81 2i5
v III IA 81, heading, Ia totally deaf n on,
ear aud partially uoaI tie other I0T eighteen
ycaEs.-NoGr - seedon an Oh has ell rely cured
me, and l now hear Ne IL as ever head from
both ears, EU4 kHaw OF Others Of ny peiELtoss
who have used the Oh with ;be same ssaedc.a
rssuits Hoping that ! msy lie tie msIas OF
doing yoU good, well as lie suite oIs Cidesiuess
o: r-coun4eu a.ug the OBJ, AN yonr oae1Icat
servant, Berry Haoads.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

The defence made by Postmaster General
Creswall for his action in the Charpenning
fraud is not generally esteemed good. He
knew that claims to be fraudulent, and his
late. and probably his present, partner was
prosecuting it. It.looks Suspicious.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

Lead is wasted in Europe. Send over the
millions OF bottles Of new fan glei hair colorers
that "remain over" and can't be sol: here
they are pretty .nuch al lead and will never be
wanted in tets country, bsoause all sane people
who desire TO restore tie tingeo of youth t. their
gray grizzled locks use
CriSi2G0r0'S Excelsior Hair Die.
The leadss;urAted aud sulDhur-ssturated
nos:roms lave gone coHu, dewa, down, ,clsye
they bsjoDg; while the Excelsior DYE has
gone up with rapidly that taxes to the utmost
the facilities fore manufacturing it, II is to-day
the
E0Sr POPULAR EAR DYE
IN the world, aad deserves to be, for it is the
safest AMI the best - ADDRESSING after the dys-
NJ, Use
CHRISTADOEO'S HAIR PPESEGVATIyE
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ITEgcEznl0tiGral

Lady IS years old cured of rheumatism.
- Beaver Ave, Allegheny Clay, Get. Il, '6g
DR.. laSTaham / Co.-Geats; | saGered IS
years with rheumatism in my lip joints. | A.
tortured with pain uI:Il Uy nip ~as deforn,ed.
/ used every thing that heard of without OBJ
tanning aay relief unit! about four wees.ago, !
commenced usiog your Maced MAN OIL. l AN
now cured, anu walk to market, a tLicg
haze .ot been able TO do for twenty years. l nIu
gratefully yU4rs,
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EArCE4Ioa'> AAIg DYE.

This sp.e1liL HAIR bye : he beat in til,
Forid lie -L.y .lus aa- perfect Nyc; harmless.
rsIl4ole, Ilsta- famous: III SIsaf t1I.s;uent; Lo
iIllcuIuu> tlLf- -tma,lIes the eva Elects OF bad
i! es; IavisOIGtos aA4 leaves tie bs.r soft aud
o auutu!, D.zck o. Brown. Sold IL all Drug
si-is An1 FeriGmeEs and properly ap. lied a.
DaIe1vi"rs Wig Factory, Ne. 10 Boad street
New Tar- t,g.41x
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The republicans in Spain are making
frantic efforts to upset the newly enthroned
king. There is not single hope for them.
Repubicsnism III Europe is dead. 1t was
ssssssinated, and the name of the assassin
is William, by the grace OF Bismarck aud
bayonets, emperor of Germany.
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Lake SHORE
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Change of Time.

This reliable and favorite ronte will Issue q
schedule on Sunday. Dec. 18th, after which date
trains will run ss follows:
MORNING MAIL. Leaves Chicago AT
$3.50 m, stop at all way stations, arrive at
Cleveland 1898 p m.
sPtCfAA NEW YORK EMPRESS.
Leaves ut 300 m Stops only at the most i'm
portant stations. Arrives at Toledo at 500 n
IN; Cleveland ct 9:45 p m /: Bufsb 4:I0 ID /;
Nss York 700 IN. Sleeping Coach Chicago
to Rochester.
ATLANTIC FXPREss. Leave. Daily
at o;i5 p IN, with Sleeping Coaches attached for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, running thro'
without change, arrives at Cleveland 1880 q M;
Buffalo 200 m; New York 7:I5 m, second
morning.
NIGHT EXPRESS. Leaves at 900 IN.
Sleeping Coach attached. Arrives at Toledo
6:l5 a IN Cleveland 1859 a IN Buffalo $50 D
m New York IL m. The $50 . m end 900 D
IN Trains connect with TrsiDs on the al. N asoo
Division FOR Grand Rapids aSd Nuskegon.
All Express Trains the railways centerine
In Chicago connect with the above mentioned
trAins.
F.E. MORSE, G. W. Pass. Ast.
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E0ST POPULAR EAR DYE
Che Secrets Of kou!h Unveiled!

4 Medical Treatise u tLirty-two pages, sent
gos,p paid, On receipt Of tso three cent postage
stamps. Address
Jss-d&wsy II. Z. "a croiI, Albany, y. Z.
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TnE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Crest So
IL cial Evils and Abuses, which interfere witt
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief foy the
Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and de5ilits-
ted. cent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge.
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID AssooIA
TON No. 2 South Ninth Street, PhiladeIp hia
Pa. jaul7 dw3m
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Complaints and Old 9ores
cured OF Years STAINING.

FHLspELrL,A, Pa, June -, 1870.
. Dr. iEEraA.l4 O., y gos;tr. q Gents :--
Macedonian uI cured nc OK Inflammation c!
b!s and Kidney disease all old sore also
that azI srsat u mint -: money ia tEyII. 10
get cured. slrs, Il las no equal for the cure oi
he above diseases. Here!6 1t TO the world.
Yours reep ectTu!lr,
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We stand upon the Merits Of the
81 $50

What DR.. C. I. Raymond says about DR.. Ingra-
hams Macedonian Oil:
Allegheny City, Pa, July 1910.
DR.. 3. ". Ingrahsln, Wooster, o.:
Dear Sir:-lt does to that you do not
advertise your Msced"LIa OIL tor ALI. merits
deserve. / have travelled over one thousand
miles and treated with our Oil more than i've
thousand patients, successfully. Many Of
Paralysis Laue cured III two weeks-IuApy Of
them had batIlsd skIllluI physicians Of their To-
cshties. Nor can you speak too highly OF lite
curative P-opeTtes in cases of Deafness or
Caiarrh. never believed in any IN iallIble re IN
edy, but 90 believe tae Oh to be in AlIIble for
CatErrb. and defy any person TO contradict it
after using It. | may further add, that for Md
ney Disease, Of any KIND, that it. approved med
ic.I qualities renders It the most efficient. Don't
be afraid to advertise in strong language. The
Oil will prove It.
Yours very respectfully,
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1t csres 90 cases out of 100, on an average
over the country and will positively benefit every
one using it, matter how severe the disease.
Headache and Earache.
Sore Throat, spraius and Bruises.
Cholera Morbus in 80 m nutes.
Neuralgia in 80 minutes.
Pains IL side and back.
Deafness, positive cure.
Cramp Cole in minutes.
Diptheria, Bronchial Affections, Piles OOntrac-
tel Cords, Derangement of the Liver, Kidney,
Painful swe!iings, Paralysis, stiff and enlarged
joints, Falling Fits, Palsy, etc, etS.
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Gaia. RI and Deafness cured of
10 Years DGrstion.

hES lokR CITY, March 2, 1850.
Or. lIgrahar, Woosier, U.-Dear SIR: The
elk bottles you s-rt TO re by exFre,s came safe
iy a. ana 1 usost happy TO state that the
OH has cured me Of Cziarrh and Deafness No
msn can realize the difference until he hiss once
passed throu. b ter years OF privItion of sound
an sense. as / Gid. l talk Mac doniSu Oil
wherever go. YUArs, eAer IN remeu brsucc.
ID .NIn u nI-r.
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MEDICAL.
: s : 6 s 9 8
Latest Evidence !!
CURE THAT COUGH |!
USE THE BEST REMEDY!
Every Day Brings Strong Proof of the Great
Value OF this
Hun&Bal9aLn
USE THE BEST REMEDY.

DR.. P. MEREDITH. Dentist, Once No. i"1 W.
Sixth street, states as follows: sso
CISoISNArI, October :, 1907
Messrs. J. n. HARRIS co--oeh.e.
Abou, ore year ago took a coli " n'en se''ieu
on my lungs. violent cough was 'ns con
quence. which Increased with severity. eI
pector.ted large qualities OF Phlsgu and mat
ter Daring the i..t winter l became 80 much
reduced that 1 wss oonnneo 70 N, oeo' Inc
1890 90, attended with I'D chills and night
..s,t. diarrhea set 40. Ny friends
tbon.bt was in the last stages of eonsumpton,
and cooId not possibly get well. Twas recon-
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II nm RE w - R p

y s,HuU For any case Of Blind, Blsedins
IL hing, or liberated Piles tibet ID q BiSG'-
sIE.a- II T. a. stDs fails to cure. 1t is pre-
pared expressly TO cure the Pi!es and nothing
else and has cured cases of over 20 years stand
ing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA EUGA.
DR.. BrSG's Via Fuga is the pure juice of Bs-as
herbs, Boots, and Berries, for
CDS<UHP EE0S.
Tnaan nation of the Lungs; al Liver, Kidney,
and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness, Fem ale
Affections, General Debility, and all complaints
d tbs Trina Organs in Male and Female, pro
3aeios Dyspepsia, Costivensss. Gravel, Dropsy
2ad Scrofula, whieh most generally terminate
Consurnp;iVe Decline. It purifes and enriches
the Blood, the BlI1iary, Gan3ulsr and Seoretiv.
system; cGrreoto aad strengthens the Nervous
and Muscular forces: ii acts like a charm
weak, nervous. and deoiltated females, bost
Young and cid. Mons Should he without il.
SOLD every here. LAbrstory--I42 Franklin St.
Baltimore, Nd. jy.T-d&~iy
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LUNG BAESAM.

The formula wss shown to me, which induced
ne to give it a trial. and will oaly add that my
cough is entirely cured, and am now able %
attend to my business as usual Yours res pect-
fully, P. MEREDITH.
All afflicted with Cough OF any Throat or
Lung trouble should use Aliens Lung BalsAm
without delay.
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Winter arrangement.

GA srd after December the Is. lsl0. train,
~ viii leave Book Island, Sundays excepted,
as follows:
No. >, bay Express. for Racine sud interniedi-
ate points. arriving al Racine at 7:aj p NJ max
ing close connection with {. l. =. W KrI!rosd
Tor Eas!re, Milwaukee, Chicago and all point.
East.
Ne. !. Dsy Express. from Racine to Rock
leland. and izterpedIstS points, arriving st
Rcck island 1T 5:cJ N, akiuS close couuec-
ton for Cuaac.l E!UGt, Omaha, II. Louie. Rurl-
ing Quincy, Salt laae City ard San Fran
cisco.
Ne. ,. Accommodation, Leaves Racine, ct 7:lo
=. ". for Rock Island.
No. /. 500 .nmo i alton, loAves Rock leland
at 9 80 7. NJ, fOE Rae.ae, Milwaukee ana Chi
oago.
G7,~ Trains leave Rock Island. Iaai.ng con
neciions at Clinton Janctioa tor Chicsgc. and at
Elahurn and RsciLo functions for Chicago.
u. A. oil \, GENT Sup';.
PRED WILD, Gent Ticket : g,
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Uu. NGRaHiM'S
MACEDONIAN GIL!
Chemists Analyze It.

William A. Chudlow writes US II avn prsc-
teal and analy teal chemist, kcve examined
your com pound and know it to be the greatest
Eeutralizer OF poisous in the human system yet
invented and 1t will prove of invaluable couse-
quense to per.ons troubled with disoTdersd Liver
and Kidneys, as we'll a. Cutaneous Eruption. ;"
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Read What The People Say.

For inforDR alton write 20 any enc of the parties
and they will cheertully answer you. We give
you name md residence. together with disease
cured Go anu see them and be convinced hat
a Medicine De offered without bein < proved
10 be a hurnhur
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Do not be deceived you who want good med
lcine, and desire ALIENS Lung Bslsam." Do
not allow unprincipled dealers to sell you any
other Balsam-sse that you get ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM, aud you will have the best
Cough remedy offered the public, and one thai
viii give you full satisfaotion.
Sold BY ali Drnsgista
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Destroys and Removes effectuslly ell
Worms, Pin Tapes, or other Worms from
the system, and gives life and vitality to the
enervated and depressed Patient, whose life
fountain has been partially saped out by
these pests of humanity. More children are
hurried to their grave every year by lurking
Worms than by disease. Parents lock well
to your children-givethem DR.. ISoRAuAM's
VEGETABLE WORM CANDY TAB
LETS, and notice the change that takes
place in few hours. This is an effectual
remedy.
Twenty four Tablets in each Box. Price IS
cents.
Dr. Ipgraham Il Co.,
PR0PRIET0RS, WOOSTER, OHIO.
Sold in DavsDpors by HARRISON KoL-
Man. [ag3-d-m,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

Chief PRIESTS.
Others he saved. himseH he cannot ssve,
et Christ the kpg of Israel descend
That We may SEE and believed
scRiDIs aad RIDERS
Let him deliver HIM, II be viii have him.
And We will then believe.
cHRrsrcs
Father forgive them;
They know net what they do.
TIE IMPAIRMENT THIEF.
%, If thou be Christ,
TIE PENlTENr THIEF.
Remember me,
Lord, when thou connect into thine own kinsdem.
CHRlsTGs.
This day shalt thou be with me in Paradise.
HANNhHEN.
Golgotha 9olgotha! D the pain and darkness
O the uplifted cross, that rhail forever
Shine through the darkness, and shall conquer pain
BY the triumphant memory OF this hour!
sINoN AAGus.
ONazarenei ind thee here at last
thou art no more phantom unto me-
This II the end Of one " no called himself
The Son OF Godl such IL the fate of those
Who preach new doctrines 'Tis not " nat he did,
But what he said hath brought him unto this,
will speak evil OF no dgnitaries.
This is my hour If triur phi, Nazarenel
This is the end Of him v no said to me,
Sell that thou hast and give unto the p1or
This 10 the treasure 10 heaven he promised me-
Eloi, Eloi, lama ,abasih,ni
SOLDIER, prsparing the hg,SoP.
He calleth for Eliasi
ANOTHER:
Nay. let be-
See II Elias now VIII come to save him,
] thirst.
Give him the wUTmwoodi
cHRIsrus, ictth iesd cry, totrinE ais hea5. =,
IL is finished
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"A LITTLE LECTURE ABOUT ABsrSrHK-
Since Americans have taking to using absinthe
50 freely, il is well that they should know Ali
they can concerning the fascinating but danger
Gus liquid Many people believe that the effects
produced by il are maintained entirely by the
alcohol in which the absinthe lie infused This
is an error. The essences of alcohol of anise-
seed, and the various other compone nts which
enter into the make mp of glass OF absinthe
are not dangerous the real poison is the absinthe
itself Certain experiments prove this in an in
contestible manner. An insect placed under a
bell glass OH a saucer half filed with alcohol
has been observed TO stagger and fall exactly
like drunken man, but betrayed no convulsiye
agitation. Another insect placed in the same
way on saucer Of absinthe had an epileptic iii
at once, fOamed at the mouth, and did not
recover for some minutes. rat or cat suffers
in the same way from absipthe. The inevitable
effects upon man of the abuse of absinthe are
epilepsy, delirium tremens and suicide. The
Paris workmen and the literary men of tie
French capital afford evidences now and then
OF whata terrible agent Of destruction LIQUOR can
become. Our fashionable ladies and young men
who desire "new sensation" must beware of
the demon who turks in the glass. whiskey and
deadiiest brandy never cursed the world as has
absinthe.
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The Wonderful Changes Of a Century

One hundred and ten years ago there was not
single white man in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois. Then, what is the most fiourishiny
part of America was as little known as the conn
try around the mysterious Mountains of the
Moon. 1t was not until 1861 that Boone left hi.
home in North Carolina to become the first
settler In Kentucky. The first pioneers of Ohio
did not settle until twenty years after this time
A hundred years ago Canada belonged to
France, and the population did not exceed q
million and half Of people. A hundred YEAR,
ago the great Frederick of Prussia was perform
ing those grand exploits which have made him
immortal in military annals, and his little
monarchy was sustaining q single-handed con-
test with Russia, Austria, and France the
three great powers OF Europe combined
Washington was a modest Virginia colonel and
the great events in the history Of the two worlds
in which these great but dissimilar men took
leading parts were then scarcely foreshadowed
hundred years ago the United States were the
most loyal part Of the British Empire and on
the political horizon no speck indicated the
struggle which within q score of years thereafter
established the great republic of the world A
hundred years ago there were but four newspa-
pers in America! Steam engines had not zen
imagined, and the railroads and telegrapI,s had
not entered into the remotest conception of ma n.
When We come to look back at it through =
vista OF history, we find that to the century ia :
past has been allotted more important events. Il,
their bearing 1pOn the happiness of the world
than almost any other which has elapsed sine.
the creatiOn-Soa Francisco Bulletin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

DREAMING MIsER's WuL.-The trial of the
Horace Hawe's contested will case, which Occu-
pied the attention of the probate court in San
Francisco for two weeks, has been concluded
Mr.. Halves, who was reputed to be worth
81, 100000, wlled the bulk of his estate to fonnd
University in Redwood city. The will also
made provisions for the maintenance from wear
to year of the two children and provided for q
small monthly or yearly stipend to the wife.
The widow was denied the care and manage
ment Of her children, the son being placed In
charge of Prof. Evans, who was employed TO
travel with him III Europe. Mrs. Halves con-
tested the Will Oh the ground that her husband
was monOmaniac and half crazy. The testi-
mony showed that Halves was mean and miserly
crafty and cruel. He treatedhis wife like slave,
heaplng upon her outrage and insult. He ac-
cused her of adultery. and denied the paternity
OF his daughter, whose face represented his
image. He would not allow her a dollar for her
support, and TO save herself from absolute and
continuous want she sold her husbands eggs
and furniture and grain. For this ne accused
her of theft. The jury rendered a verdict that
the testator was insane. The will, therefore
widow and children.
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clear manly voice 10 the bewildered John, who
was just raising himself on one elbow, and
staring vaguely round, like one wakened from
And foot He won't get up again in a hurry,
unless my right hand has forgotten its cunning:
but It's just as well to make sure Of the viilainn
Where am L? What has happened?" cried
You've been drugged with chloroform, but
you're alright now. Come, up with you, say,
and bear hand herel"
What are You going to do with him?- de-
difiulfy.
Leave him here by the roadside; he won't
take cold, III venture to saw! There; he's safe
enough now! Jump on your box and drive oni''
Cant thrash him first, your honor?o de-
manded the Jehu, growing irate as he recovered
"No, he's sufficiently punished; drive OH, /
=" But your honor, where's the old woman?
She h.int gone of on a broomstick9 Aud
where did You drop FROM"
man."
The man mounted his box, not quite certain
whether he vas in a land of enchantnent or not,
and jamie, still sobbing hyrterically, fornd her,
self clssped in tender hold
jamie, my precious one, don't cry SO bitterly.
You are safe now
"Oh, Pierre, what would have happened to
me, in you had not been wiser than I?''
For the deaf old woman in the bomba zine
cloak and the square wicker basket was Pierre
Raymond, who, driven onward by the irresisti-
bic impulse OF his warning dream, had taken the
express train, and. contrary to JAMES wishes
became her guardian genius.
III nothing had happened to you, jamie" he
said, "you would never have known who was
your fellow-traveller. As matters have trans
pired, can but thank the mercifuI Providence
that through the medium of q troubled dream
was so clearly pointed out to me my path OF
duty"
As Raymond had expected, when they
reached Darnellsdale. JAMES stepmother was
found in the most perfect health, and surprised
enough she was to see her husbands daughter
80 pale and travel-wearied. The telegram had
been mere falsihcation to aid the working of
Iiniley Grey'e Vaccinations.
Jane Martin returns to the city once again to
be married TO Pierre Raymond. and from that
day and hencefOrward neither of them ever
again saw or heard of Lindley Grey.
But although they stoutly declare that thew
are no believers in old-times superstition, taey
are both slightly inclined to put faith in the
fantastic prophecies Of dreams.
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How to Preach Temperance.

The Rev. o. b. rockingham in an article in
the Herald If Health, rehukes the prohibitjonists
for the mistakes they make, and offers these
sensible suggestions:
The true friends Of temperance who mean
work will provide places of entertainment for
the working people down amid their own hauuts.
in the very sections of the city where their dan,
ger turks. They will furnish Cheap concerts.
pleasing dramatic entertainments, done by re-
spectacle amateurs who will bring personal
influence with them; popular readings from the
poets, noyelists, histories, penny readings. such
as have been instituted with such admirable
effect In England; acted charades and tableanx.
entertaining lectures scientific subjects
Illustrated with drawings and experiments:
gymnasiums and Fairgrounds for exercise In
the open air-anything that win attract the
tired, jaded people, and give them something
outside their stupid, comfortless homes besides
the gin-shop; something 10 make them laugh or
immediate misery in the instruction or the
amusement OF the hour.
By such simple arrangements as these, won
ders may be accomplished They need not he
costly; they need not be burdensOme; thew need
hot tax severely either the time or the talents of
those who employ them. One thing thew do re-
Quire as a condition Of their success and tina.
is. minds tree from sectarlan prejudice and bi o.
otry of opinion, minds capable Of taking rea-
sOnable views of questions, and adopting the
methods best suited to accomplish the chief end
without regard to the opinions Of narrow parti,
sans or vague sentimentalis0
To 60 to work nationally is the prime reoui
site in this, as in other things; TO adjust means
TO ends. OF this there has been quite too little
thus far.