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NORTH STREET NJ. 3. CHURcH.-soCi

NORTH STREET NJ. E. CHURcH.-soclal
services have been held in this church for
several evenings, and will be continued
while the present degree Of interest in
them ia manifested. Tuesday evening
after services at the church had been con.
cluded, Dr.. Richmond, the pastor, repair.
cd to his home. Almost simultaneously
with his arrival there came Mr. Donald
Forbes and a number Of the members OIL
the Society and congregation. Their
coming was q complete surprise to the
good pastor and his family. Mr. F. on
behalf Of those present and others who
could not attend presented DR.. R. hand.
some sum in greenbacks, as well as other
substantial tokens Of regard, accompany.
ing the presentation with few but very
appropriate remarks. The surprised
Doctor recovered his equanimity in q
moment and made a happy response
An hour was passed in q pleasant,
social way when the callers took
their departure for their several
homes. 1t was noticeable that many
OF those who were in company with Mr.
Forbes were young, unmarried men, and
that the "other substantial tokens OF re-
gard" above referred to, comprised on
abundant supply Of several OF the prin-
cipal articles which enter into the daily
demands Of family, thus showing by
their selections that they were taking the
first lessons preparatory 10 becoming
providers for households Of their own
Measured By the quantity they brought
with them last Tuesday night, we should
say they will make most liberal ones, and
the young ladies up in that section Of the
city should "stick q pin" through this
fact, and govern themselves accordingly.
DR.. Richmond was the subject Of like
visitation to that narrated above, on
Christmas night, and these manifestations
Of the pleasant relations existing between
shepherd and flock must be highly graft
flying to him.
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RErURNED-.Col. Jacob Hornbrook
reached tho city, Tuesday evening, from
Philadelphia, where himself and family
are passing tho winter. Col. II, made US
brief call yesterday, and reported that
he is just recovering from a three weeks,
illness, and that his daughters health is
slowly but surely improving. Her many
friends, both In tho city and surrounding
country, will be grAtIHed to hear that the
prospect oil her complete restoration to
health is good.
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COURT DEorIeN.-As tho case men
toned in the subjoined paragraph was
argued before the Court OF Appeals while
10 session here year or two ago, and ex'
cited some interest from the fact that the
proceedings were instituted to recover the
value Of property destroyed by Confeder'
ate soldiers, III We are not mistakenly we
give the disposition made oft by the su
preme Court OF the United States last
Monday, as reported in the Washington
Republican:
No. %. John T. Pierce Ct. al, plaintiff.
Ia error, u. James Carskadon. In error
10 The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of the
State Of West Virginia. Mr.. Justice
Fled delivered the opinion Of the Court,
reyersing the Judgment Of the said SU
preme Court Of Appeals, with costs, and
Temonding the cause for further proceed
ings in conformity with the opinion Of this
Court. Dissenting, Mr.. Justice Bradley
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QlreGntetGiQetrGer;
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THURSDAY, JAN. o, 1873,
Nav Advertisements.

United States Mail Lettings-3d page
Chronic Discases-Dr. LongdOn,
Theatre4WCshington Hall.
Dividend.
Peoples Bank of Wheeling,
Knights OF Pythlas Ball.
For Ren'-D yelling,
Dividend Notice.
Oh Cloths.
Wheeling Gymnasium.
For Council-Isaac Piper.
Standardization Scott.
Experimentation W. Cummings
For Sale-Dwellings.
Information Wanted.
National Building Association.
B9rgains-head Of local.
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O.U. A. M.-Ata a regular meeting
OF Roger Sherman Council No. /, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, held
Tuesday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: ]. T.
cowl, O.; Il. A. Albright, V. G.; W. D.
Bumgarner, r, s; l.. Hull, A. r. s.
BrookAdans, +. s.; W. J. Adams, T; G.
Mercer, Conductor; NJ. E. Wins, W.; ],
". Morris, J. 8; + Weisgerber, o. S.
Messrs. J. W. Morris, G. W. Gregg and
WI, Adams, Trustees.
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VACANCY FIIIED.-The vacancy Great.
ed in the Presidents Office Of the Mingo
Iron Works Company by the death of the
late Mr.. Glass, has been filed, we are in
formed, by tho election Of our fellow
townsman, Mr.. W. a. Woodward. Mr.
Thos. Brashears, ofLsbelle, is Vice Presi.
dent; Mr.. Dean and Son, Of tho same
place, fill the positions Of Treasurer and
Secretary respectively. Worthy and
well.oualifed," --..
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New FALL AND WINTER GoODs.-O
Hess, corner Of Main and Quincy streets,
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-,
simercs, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Diagonals, Cloths Of all shades.
VestiDgs, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
large stock of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. BE does all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
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BEING FILLED UP.-The great barge
Iron Mountain, built during the past
season by Messrs. Wilson, Dunlevy 6
Co., OF North Wheeling, has dropped
down to the Riverside Mil, and Is being
filed up with nails for New Orleans
Tho Belmont" and "BcnwOod" will fur.
nish several thousand kegs each towards
loading this second edition ofthe ark. A
tug oil the same name will be here from
Pittsburgh in a day or two to take the
Iron Mountain In tow.
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NOTHING DoEE-Nothing was done
yesterday, towards putting up a bu!wark
around cellars under the opera house
Perhaps no attention will be given to the
matter until life or limb Is sacrificed, and
then the old adage about docking the
stable door after tho horse has been
stolen" will receive another verifcation.
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TIE WINNER.-Mr. William E. Trull
was the holder oil the winning number (07)
10 the drawing at Bebler's restaurant, Tues
day evening. The prize is ane large
fruit cake, compounded Of the best mater
ials, and ornamented in the highes! style
ofthe art.
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PARTIALLY RESUMED -One or two oil
tho mills have resumed operations in their
forge departments. None, We believe,
ore cutting nails. The Crescent is max
ing a limited quantity Of sheet iron. We
presume the un8ieadiness in the price of
the raw material has something to do
with the mills lying idle at this season Of
the wear,
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To De OPENED, sATURDAY.-Clerk
McColloch, OF the Circuit Court, to whom
the returns OF Mondays election were
made as required by law, will open them,
ascertain and declare the result, next
Saturday. The Board Of Commissioners
will probably be called together next
week for organization, although VIC be-
lleve the act establishing the Board does
not make it anybody's duty to do so.
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ARAnE CHANcE.-At our semi annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over CoatiDgs, VesLings, suitings and
Underwear, all Of which we will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. J. T. Lskin s. Co.,
No. 81 Monroe Street.
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Medical.
.NHsgzzyesSSs{
. 81! \: alive
8 s 55-{5'5;N GWets

Or Sugnr.Ooated, Concentrated,
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti.
Bilious GrnnulcS. THE "LITTLP
GIANT'' CATHABTlC, or MuItum
in ParVO PhyBlC.
The novelty Of modern Medical, Chemical ,as
Pharmaceutical Science. No use Of any lonV,f
taking tho large, repulSiVO and nAuSSouS pIRS
composed Of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredena
scIouc0, extract oil tho eathRrtlc and Other mCi
cInai properties from tho most valuable roots M
herb5, and concentrate them Into minute Gnu
ulo, scarcely larger than mustard
0Dsd, that can DO readily swallowed By tho10 a
tho mostsOnSItlvS etomachs and lGStIdouI tGjiei
EachlIttle PuHgntlVO Pellet represents, ia
most concentrated form, ne much cathlhic poVtf
~ Il embodied In any Of the large pills found iot
s0lO In the drug shops. From their wonderful c.
tharsIe power, u proportion 70 taer Iise, peopl.
they arc h1rih or drastic In effect but such Il not
ut all the case tho different active medicinal prtn
eiples Of which they arc composed being 90 hat,
InoniEed aud modified, one BY tho othetI, q to
ouGh, yet gently and kindly operating
caIhaFtIGs
$500 Reward Is hereby offered BY the pro.
priCtor Of these Pellets, 10 any chemist who
upon analysis, will hnd In them any CRlomcl o.
other foEuis Of mercury or any other mIuen
poison.
Being entirely vegetable, no plltlcul1r
caro- Is required while using them. ThOy opt.
ratio without disturbance TO the constitution, DIET
OF occupation. For JRundlce, Headache,
Constipation, Impure blood, Pain
~ tho SH9HIISTs S %iEhfH5sSS 81 ShS
OF tho stomach, BAD taste III
mouth, Bilious attacks, Pain In
region OF KldncyS, Internal Fever
BIoatod feeling about st0maeh,
RuGh OF Blood to Head. High Col.
orod Urine, Ung0Gfability and
gloomy EoFeb0dInBB, take DR..
PlcrCOSS Pleasant PurH1tlVe PelletG.
In explanation OF tho remedial power Of my Put.
CatlY6 Pellets oVer 20 great variety Of diseases,
wish TO Say that thOir action upon tho
animal ccouomy 10 universal nota
gland or tissue escaping their Snna.
their sugAr.costIng and being enclosed In Vl1M
bottles preserve thor virtues unimpaired for any
length OF time. In my climate. 60 that they arc a.
ways fresh and reliable. which Is not tho case
with tho pills found in tho drug stores, pnt up in
Cheap wood or plato.boArd boxes. Reoolleet that
for all diseases whore GR1ntlyeS Altqre"
two or PurgnIlvc 10 indicated, these little
Pelleis will give the most perfect sAtiSlaeuoa %
all who use them.
Thoy nro sold by all enterprlSlng
Druggists at % cents bottle.
Do not allow my druggist 10 INDUCE jon to
tako ANYTHING ClsG that he may ray 10 just a.
good nG my Pellets because he makes q lltRcr
proat on TINT which no recommends. Il yo1f
druggist cannot supply them. enclose % cents
and receive them By retnn mail rom
Il. Y. PIERCE II. D., Prorpr,
BUFFALO, NY
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. II. s. White, mem
Der Of the House Of Delegates from
Marshall county, was in the city last
evening, en- route 10 the Permanent
Seatn e
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A FRIEND remarked recently that he
would not be without Pain Cure Oil for
aNy dollars. Two bottles had cured him
Of a severe attack Of Rheumatism, and he
Is now we'll and happy. 1t costs but so
cents per bottle. Sold BY all Druggists.
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DIR. LoNoDoN's LETTER on Chronic
Diseases should be carefully read by all
afflicted with these ailments. Sec our
second page.
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SILVER GRAY" Cigars at G. F. Maye
s. Sons, No. liz Market street Tho!
arc made OF pure Yara tobacco.
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STAR TPs at G. +. Mayer s. Sons, No.
112 Market street.
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TRY the Snapper" best five cent Cigar
in Wheeling, at G. F. Mayer & Sons,
1l9 Market street.
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There is nothing you GIN call for that,
From Paper Collars and Clothing 10 u dne Hat
ButcAn he found BY calling ~
II. FRANKS GTeat One Price Clothing Hail.
20 Monroe St, Wheeling
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sTEREosooPIc Views at the Partridge
Gallery.
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LAST day for Porcelain Pictures OefOr
Christmas, at the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09

srEREoscopIc VIEWS at the Partridg
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09

LADIES, Gold leaf and White Kid ant
Gentleman'S Embroidered, slippers, just
received at L. V. Blends.
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THE best cigar in Wheeling Is LA Flol
dc Morals" @. F. Mayer s Son, III
Market street.
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HAVE your Pictures framed at Brown
6 Higgins Gallery,
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THE best stcgie made can be bought
at G. F, Mayer & Sons, No, 1l2 Market
street.
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Educational.
Test VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Established by Congress; adopted by the estate;
aided by the benevolCnce Of individuals, sOciO-
tics, and other institutions.
Five Departments Of Instruchou-LEeEary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer
ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of large Faculty Of accomplished
scholars AID successful educators.
FAIL FRRM begins September 9TH. WRCTEB,
December 9th. SPRM0, March Ath.
CoNH3NoHlrENT, June ", 1870.
Total expenses from $50 to $3.50 per yOas. Less
TO those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particu-
ALEX. MARTIN, President
MolsAErowN,W W. Va, July ~ 1sT2. Iy29
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CAMEO MEDAIIIoNs ct the Partridge
Gallery.
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LEAVE your orders early for your Pic
lures at Brown & Higgins Gallery.
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TIE "Crecente" is Ne cigar. Buy OF
&. F. Mayer & Son, No. 119 Market
street.
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v1o11xAND Gu1TA R STRINGS, al
Sheib's Music Store.

HAVE your Pictures for the Holidays
made ut Brown & Higgins Gallery.
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NEW style frames at Brown s Higgins
Gallery,
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PrcTuRE FRAMES at the Partridge
Gallery.
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NOTICE-TO THE UNDERTA.
In kers and the publicat large.
That they can ind the RIce, new heasse that
was at Mr.. David Kull's stable, at Mr. Robert
Luks's stable, on Market street, near Postoflce,
on and after to-day, January /, 1873.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders Of the Wheeling Hinge Co.
will be held at their ofice, Tuesday, January
I' isnSs s'E = a.B. CALDWELL, see,y.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

II -
The undersigned, having been appointed ad.
ministrator OF the es tate Of Andrew Glass, do
ceased, hereby gives notice that All persons hay
ing claims against said estate will present them
properly authenticated, for payment, and those
knowing themselves indebted will come forward
JAMS" THos. HARRIS, Ja., Administer.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18
WIT AND HUMOR.

Query a sailor has been travel
ing on horseback, can it be said that
he rowed.
A tourist who was asked in what
part of Switzerland he felt the heat
most replied, when l was going to
Berne."
"Tm not in mourning" said young
lady, frankly, to lady querist, "but
as..t the widows are getting all the offers
nowadays, we poor girls have to resort
to artifce."
A soldier, telling his mother of the
terrible fire at Chickamauga, was asked
by her why he did not get behind tree,
"Tree,'' said he; "there wasn't enough
trees for the officers
"You had better ask for manners than
money" said finely dressed gentle
man to beggar who asked for aims.
Il asked you for what l though you
had the most Of was the reply.
A Boston. gentleman who could not
waltz offered young lady one hundred
dollars if she would let him hug her as
much as the man did who had just
waltzed her. 1t was good offer, and
showed that money was no object to
him, but they put him out of the house
so hard that his eyes were quite black.
Those who go round with the contri-
button box in California churches plead
and argue the case in the pews as they
go along. The following dialogue, it
is said, took place between one of these
gentry and an honest-looking miner.
Deacon extended the box to Bill,
who slowly shook his head, Come,
William, give something" said the dea-
con. Cant do it, said Bill. "Why
not: Is not the cause good one: y
'Yes, good enough; but I'm not able to
give anything" answered Bill. ''Pooh!
poohl | know better; you must give me
a better reason than that" "Well,
owe too much money; ] must be just
before l am generous, you know. y
But, William, you owe God larger
debt than any one else" "That's true,
deacon, but he amt pushing me like the
rest of my creditors
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18
REoPENING
OF the HygIenie anasPhrenologicaI In.u-
tute, 635 and 8:37 CaIIfor orBia ST., s.F,

DIR. BARLOW J. SMITH announces that the recent
extensive ADDITIONS and Improvements his Hygiene
Home Water Cure and chronological Institute are com
pleied To his original premises have been added an
entirely new and elegant 3-story brick structure.
and commodious lecture hail. lofty and spacious din
ing room and cosy comfortable bath q eatest
variety, and all the most modern, scientific and com
pete appliances for administering every conceivable
description of medical baths: among whicn NAV he
mentioned the electro-therma stz the eec
trovapor the electro Russian the urkish sui
phur mercurial iodine. and other medicated baths etc
Also an entirely new bath invented by DOCTOR
SMITH, 1t is named the " American Bath" his in
venton combines all the advantages of the Russian and
Turkish together with the electric spray other ap
pliances peculiar to itself making it superior TO any
other hYdropathic application In use. The spacious
parl3rs and other multiplied appliances for promoting
the health and comfort OF patients, combine to const
tute DIX SMITHS HYGIENE HOME WAFER CURE
by far the most complete bygenc establishment on the
achc and affords to the sick and suffer ing both
the surest speedest and cheapest of cure to be
found anywhere west OF the Rocky Mountains Per-
sons desiring Hygienc board, without treatment can
be pleasantly accommodated. Examinations and adj
vice free daily from 10 A. Nj. to NJ Free lectures
on hrenology and Physiology, to gentlemen, every
Friday evening Besides the Water Cure we employ
the Diet Cure Electro-M Magnetic Cure Lifting and Mo-
torpathc Cure and the Mental and Physcrometic Cure
-all combined, are embraced in Hvgienic Medication
Our prices are from Sl2.50 to S25 per week BOARD
Room, and treatment Single Baths from 50 cents to
81 each. Send for Circulars.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18

Success rides on every hour. Grapple
1t, and you may win, but without grap-
pie 1t VIII never go with you. Work is
the weapon of honor, and he who lacks
the weapon will never triumph.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18

Thirty times was Adelane Patti call
ed before the curtain on the occasion of
her debut in Moscow. The Princess
Dolgorouka sent to her bouquet of
camellias that was so large as to require
two men to carry it across the stage.
Which goes to prove the calmness of us
Americans, who only recall Lucca three
times on an average. For the four
months the charming singer passes in
Russia she will receive $50, 1000, for two
performances a week, and 81, 900 for
each extra performance. Should she
from illness be unable to sing and pro-
cure a medical certificate to that effect,
the impresario will not be entitled to
make any reduction in her salary until
fortnight shall relapse.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18

When Moliere, the comic poet, died,
the Archbishop of Paris would not let
his body be buried in consecrated
ground. The king, being informed of
this sent for the archbishop, and
expostulated with him about it; but
finding the prelate infexibly obstinate,
his Majesty asked chow many feet
deep the consecrated ground reached:'
This question coming by surprise, the
archbishop replied, "About eight. :"
:" Well, answered the king, 81 find
there is no getting the better of your
scruples; therefore, let his grave be dug
twelve feet deep, that's four below your
consecrated ground, and let him be
buried there
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18

Rhoda Broughton, the author of
Good-by, Sweetheart" and other sto-
ries, is young, pretty. fascinating. just
little wild and the daughter of an
English clergyman.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18

Query-If sailor has been travel
ing on horseback, can it be said that
he rowed.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18


THE MIsER PUNISHED. the
reign of the first caliphs, there was a
merchant at Bagdad, equally rich and
avaricious. One day he bargained with
porter to carry home for him a large
basket of porcelain vases for ten paras.
AS they went along, he said to the man ::
MY friend, you are young, and am
old-you can still earn plenty-strike
off, entreat you, para from your
hire"
Willingly" replied the porter.
This request was repeated again and
again, until, when they reached the
house, the porter had only a single para
to receive. AS they went up the stairs,
the merchant said :
If you will resign the last para, 1
will give you three pieces of advice"
=" Be it So" said the porter.
"Well, then" said the merchant, /" if
any one tells you it is better to be fast
ing than feasting, do not believe him !;
if any one tells you it is better to be poor
than rich, do not believe him if any
one tells YOU it is better to walk than
ride, do ..St believe him."
My good sir" replied the astonish-
ed porter, s. knew these things before,
but if you will listen to me l will give
you such advice as you never heard"
The merchant turned round, and the
porter, throwing the basket down the
staircase, said to him.
'' If any one tells you that one of
your vases remains unbroken, do not
believe him."
Before the miser could reply the por-
ter had made his escape.
KossUrH.- the remarkable
orator and reformer, lives an exile in
Turin, in poverty and seclusion, though
each year elected to the Hungarian Par
lament, and with hosts of friends call
ing him back to Hungary. He has grown
very gray and old-looking, it is said, but
has still his former vigor and freshness.
He and his two sons live together-the
only survivors of the family. He has
taken an oath never to return to Hun
gary while it is in union with the House
of Hapsburg. He believes in no pros
perity or liberty which comes from them.
Success rides on every hour. Grapple
it, and you may win. but without Crap
pie it will never go with you. Work is
the weapon of honor, and he who lacks
the weapon will never triumph.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18

Daniel Boone's sister, Hannah, is
still living in Caldwell County, NC.
She is only S5 years old.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-18

Life is divided into three terms that
which was, which is, and which will be.
Let us learn from the past to profit by
the present, and from the present to live
better in the future.