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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

A Baltimorean who went into fnptnres over
the view Of Westminster, from College Hill,
said that il was pity that the Trustees had
not improved thc grounds with gravel walks
and drives, and rural seats and arbors, all Of
which could be done at little cost.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

PERsoSAI--Hon. George Vickers, of Ches
tertown, Nd one of the Trustees of Western
Maryland College, visited Westminster, this
week, to DO present ut Commencement.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Barley harvest commenced on Monday last.
Clover also was cut the same day, in many
fields. Farmers have been busy in both
crops the past week
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

SroLEs, We learn that on Sunday after
noon last a gentleman from Littlestown, who
was attending one Of the churches in fancy
town, had horse aud buggy stolen from the
hitching post during service.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

On Sunday, the 9th of July, there will be a
Sabbath School anniversary at Finksburg NJ.
p. Church. Addresses will delivered by Rev.
~. T. Ward, d. d., DR.. ]. W. Herring and
others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20
THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

Wholesale Prices Reported by +. s. S,oufler
Fanny Ipao Ia 1874
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+ Insurance Company,
J. Sharp Mcdonald,
ATT ACHMENT ASlT"Mp1IT

J. Sharp Mcdonald,
ATTACHMENT IN ASITMPSIT
This day cam" the plaintiff by It's attOr-
ney and upon it, motion the attachment
in said Caus" IS dock oted, the object Ofths
suit being To recover from the defendant
the amount Of a certain prDInIS-Ory note,
dated the 18Th day ~ February, ISB, ana
payable one year after date ~ the order az
Peabody Insurance Company, IN" sum 81
Two Hundred and seventy Dollars, paya
bl. at Tradesmen's National Bank, with
ont dcfaIcatiOn. value received, and tn
subject to the payment thereof tn" effects
~ the defnndantin the hands Of tn" n ma
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, ~
Wheeling. garnIshec, and the order II At
tarhm cnt issued herein having been re-
turned executed, and the said garni-hnc
having answered an Indebtedness Of
5000, subject tO certain credits, and the
defendant not having been served with a
COPY NJ said attachment, nor with prOc'7ss
I'm said suit, and IL appearing from an AZ
fidavft fled in this cause that the defend
ant Is not resident of the state Of West
Eirdnla: n is ordered by tho Court that
said defendant do appear within four
weeks after the date ~ the fr-t publlca-
ton Of this order, and do What H. necessary
10 protect his interest and this order shall
be published and posted as required in
Chapter 80 II the acts " the legislature
Of 1923, passed DECEMBER l5tb, Is78, con
ecTning ORDER II publication; and this
nIaturT Is continued.
i True copy. Tcstr:
ROBT y. WOODS, Clerk.
u. q. BARR Att'y for plaintiff.
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was the nature of the Credit Mobilier
ring. A number of gentlemen became
stockholders of the Union Pacific rail-
road, and obtained from Congress large
grants of lands, United States bonds, and
bonds guaranteed by tie United States to
aid in, its construction. Then number
Of these same stockholders formed an out
side arrangement to contract for the
building Of the road under the name of
THE Credit Mobilier of America. Then
these same men as stockholders of the
Union Pacific railroad, contracted TO
build the road and alta price enormously
above the just cost of the work. Don't
you see what nice little arrangement it
was? Thus these men, with scarcely any
means at their command, were enabled TO
construct over a thousand miles of rail-
road, at the expense of the public treasu-
ry, and in the doing so, make themselves
immensely rich at the same time. Things
went along swimingly for while, until
these greedy cormorants concluded that
they were not making enough money in
the transaction. So, in order to get Con-
gress to pass such bill as would enable
them to have control of more money,
and, consequently, have more to put in
their own pockets, Cakes Ames, who had
gotten to be kind Of "head-center,'
commenced distributing Credit Mobilier
stock to the members of Congress and
prominent officials. The newspapers
commenced to hint of bribery, fraud, &c;
then became more open in their charges
and named such men as COlfax, Henry
Wilson, Blaine, Dawes, Logan, Harlan,
Bingham, Kelly, Scofeld, Allison, &c.
all bright and shining lights on the walls
of Republicanism, as being implicated by
receiving brides in the shape of stock
from Ames. Then came an investigating
committee and consequent exposure one
of the most disgraceful ever known in
the history of dishonest legislation.
And although when this exposure oc-
Cured these parties fastened to disgorge
and explain, yet the fact that they re-
ceived the stock remains, and there is no
manner Of question or doubt that if no
law suit had been commenced, if no quar-
rel had taken place between the members
of the "ring;' every dollar Of the Credit
Mobilier stock placed by Cakes Amcs
would have remained in the pockets of
the Congressman to whom it was assigned.
Nothing these parties can ever say Or do
will cover up the fact that they were
tempted by the offer of Cakes Amcs and
the prospect of large pccuniary advan-
tagcs to betray their trust as representa-
tives of the people.
Continued tomorrow.
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CREDIT MOBlLlER.

This whole business from first to last
has been foul with corruption. The
Credit Mebilier, in brief, was combina-
ton entered into by Thos. Durant, Oakes
Ames and others, under charter
from the United States, by means of
which they were enabled to rob the
treasury of millions of dollars, in the
building of the Union Pacific railroad
Twas wheel within a wheel. This
is not the WAY they define their combina-
ton. but it amounts to this after all The
workings of this company may be better
understood, perhaps, by supposing that
five of YOU gentlemen enter into partner
ship. and the partnership business needs
a manufuctory of some kind. Three of
you-a majority-enter into an outside
partnership to build the manufsctory in
order to reap the profits Of the transac-
ton, and then, by virtue ofyour being in
the majority in the original partnership,
let the contract in the name of that part
nership to the outside partnership. This
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-20

CLERKS OFFICE BOARDoY CCHxISsIOSsl
WHEELING, August :, ls1i, }
NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN THAT
" az irregular meeting Of the Boand OF
COmmi SsiOners, held August 3Td, De the
house Of Wesley Robinson, In Middle
Wheeling Greek, Of Trtadelphia District
being second precinct Of said district;
CHAS. II. DEITERS.
auoIanawf Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-20
Hand Book Of Politics for 1874,
HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives

This Accurate and impartial Volume
gives the full record on The "lncr'ssse ~
Salary Act" and IT, repeal, on Transports
ton civil Rights, and PiDancisI Ques-
tiOns, including the act ~ Isf2 creating
Bonds, and the various Expanding and
Contracting gets since. President Chants
Message and Memorandum, Interviews.
Letters, PrDclaInatiOHs, and Action In Ala
baTna, Arkansas, LyuI.lana ana Texas:
Wisconsin Railroad Laws. Constitutional
Amendments, made and pending ia States
aud Nation. Back pay statistics. Tables
Of appropriations, DTbt, Elections, Cur
Tsncy Distribution by States and sections,
&c. Invaluable for Campaign. Cloth, s2lD,
post paid. Address 3S'rtN' = Fs,4''
GEO. PRS. DAWSON,
aEil Il. o. Box I3i, Washington, II. e.
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POSITIVE PROOF
DR.. Longdon's Skill.
Testimonials from Parties Whose We
racify Cannot be Impeached.

believe Or. LongdOn'S treatment saved
my life. | have the most implicit faith in
his skin. T. l.. HIGGIS, ~, nth street.
Dr. Longdon cured me of the worst Ca
'nrrh, after other physicians failed to give
lur any relief MARY l.. CoTTS,
81 Market street.
hr. LOngdOn'S medicines relieved and
cured me of tn" ScvcreSt and most danger
Gus rheumatism. ANDREW KING,
City Gas ONCE.
l'r. LOngdOn cured me of Chronic Crtarrh
ana Bronchitis more than year ago, and
! have remained we'll ever since.
Il. {. HENDERSON, 25OS Jacob st.
! was treated by DIR. l.OngdOn for Nervous
Weakness and General Debility, and Inow
trcl like new man.
ORLOFF MCDOWELL,
Alkaline, Marshall county
DR.. IOnCdOn cured me of Heart Disease
after other physicians said ] must die.
JAS. MURRIS, Beuwood.
DR.. LOngdOn'S treatment was like magic
in curing my rheumatism.
LEWIS KOCH. 1lG, Slst street.
Fees for consultation. examination adj
vice and treatment, within the reach ofall.
Medicine for all diseases by mail and ex-
press 10 all parts of the country.
NOTE-Dr. l.OngdOn'S office and residence
are al No. 1909 EOff street (old 5th), oppo-
site the Cathedral. augIeod
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NEW LIVERY
BOARDING STABLE.

THE UNDERSIGNED ANHOJ'SC
that hc mas bought tho Livery EtaI,Ir
Formerly occupied by -. W. Robdnsou,
gent, At No. 40 and 1pf. Market street
and has reOp"nrd 10 with Tho pufpOss Of
keeping one 81 the best Livery and BDard.
Ing Siabios la the city.
Fine Light Driving Buggia@, and Gentle
and SPEEDY saddle and Buggy HOrsrs can
h.. had AZ all lime Oh the most reasonable.
terms
Particular attention II given 20 the care
Of BDARDISG HOT.-EgS, and q E.y Will ~
taken on liberal trTms
Patronas" solicited. PETER ERB,
JyN b Proprietor.
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nIRElT nHS

GFO. ADAMS, joins II. HOBEs.
Gro. u. CALDWELL, GBDRGE MRSDRL
GYO. W. FgASZIIYfH, ". REILLY.
THO-. J.. SHALLCKD-s, l.. {. STIFEL,
J. -. NANCE.
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OFFICERS:

GEO. MENDEL, PrcndcHt,
J. y. HANCE, Ire I'rcHd"nt,
a. L. WILEY, SccTetdrU,
/. II. WILLIAMS,
iIHFIHt SecrsfTrV aud TrcTstTcs,
JOHN BISHOP,
GruCTui 4 gent Oytd iOJuEicT.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One Squares inch space. ...
One tins......S 70 One MONTHS 90
I've tim s....... Is Three months. II w
One week. .......... 2 80 One year.. 20 w
One square ehangeable once a week $50
Spesial Notices % per cont additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional. ...-. -.
occupied.
cent additional.
, LEGAL Notices IL cents per line-6m no
local nstiee tsiu be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All Advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for In ao-
vance.
All bills dus on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adTer-
tisements not connected with IT will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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h0 and cure Of all
~ arrangement
49, in the stomach
/. I !. !. !. !. |.
<DNA liver, and bow
~ AA els. They are
kEA MN mild aper-
CJS$nk34S lent, and eT-
<{&5sSSAN> ". Ccllent purga-
& ast tive. Being
81 ~ purely vegcta-
~ BILE, they con-
tain no m"rCu-
sv or mineral whatever. MUCH SCI iUun
richness and suffering * prrEthlth ny
their timely uSc; and every IaIlN! s'uu'u
have them on hand for Their pro |CtIou
and relief when required. Long tNP't
irncr has proved them the safest SurrSi'
and best OF all tn" Pills with when the
market aboundS. by their occasional U.s.,
fhn blood is purified, the corruplonS "i
the system expelled. distractions remoN-
ed. ami the whole machinery OF ne r.,
stored to its healthy activity; IhteIna4
OrwauS which become cloSgru anu SIuE,
giSh ara rIennsed by Ayers Pills, ana
Sfmnjoted into action. Thus inCipient
diseases is changed into health me Naiue
Of which change, when reckoncd on y"
vast multitudes who enjoy H. can n-Iu'!
hr computed. Their sugar coating MAKES
them pleasant To take and preserves thtlr
virtues unimparcd for any length OF tiinc,
so that they are ever fresh, ana perfectly
reliable. Although searching they are
mild and operate without disturbance 10
he u.
Full directions are given on IN" wrap
ppr To each box. how Ia use them as
Family Physic. and fOrthe following COIL
plants. which these pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or indigestion, !LstissS-
ness. Iangu0r and Loss Of Appetite, they
shnuld h.. taken moderately to stimulat"
the stomach, and restore its healthy IONS
and action. a.. .t,,.,
symptoms, Bilious Headache, SICK heah-
- 4 isa.. MI -.
collie and Bilious FeverS, they should Dc
iudiciOuSly taken for each case, 10 correct
the deceased action or remove the Cd
struclinnS which cause II.
For DvSenterv OF DiarrhoR. nut one
mild dos. j. generally required.
For rheumatism, GUut, Gravel, falpltA-
ton Of the Heart. Pain in the Side, Back
and LOinS, they should be cohlihlous'S
taken. aS required, 10 change the deceased
b action Of the system. with such chahSe
those complaints disappear.
For propsy and prOpStcal Sweilings,
they should b. taken in large and frequent
doses 10 produce the effect oil drastic
purge.
taken. rs Il produces the desired effect by
, sympathy. w
asa Dinner Pill. take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the
An occasional dose stimulates the stom-
ach and bowels. rrtOr.s the appetite, and
inyigorates the system. Hence II Is often
advantageous where no serious derange-
mrnt exists. One who feels tolerably well,
often finds that a dose OF these Pills makes
him feel decidedly better, from their clean
ing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, L. :. A.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
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SusarCured Beef s Shoulders

. TIERrFS EVANS SUGAR CURED
> Beef Five Tierces Evans Sugar Cured
Shoulders, for sale by. X. j. SMl III.
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III u 81 SAI"
OF
Valuable Farm.

DURSUANT TO \ DEED OF TRUST To
Ia" undersigned trustee from James
NRyt, dated the 10Th day Of June, lhJg, and
pf record Ia the Clerk sofil"" ~ ~" County
Court Of ohio county, state Of Mcsi Sir.
Ginlai az dc"d hook ~, iolin ~, WI GA
SATURDAY, tue 4LI DAY up AUGUST,
ls1I, at 10 O'Clock n. M, AT the front door ui
ia" Court House ~ ohio county. sell ~
public auction, the following dVsGIbed
property toT IL suniclcncy ~, reof 10 paw
the debt and Interest secured los said deed
uf trust and ia" expenses Of salcI, uIHt ~ t.
sRy, that certain htrfn containing ON" hun
bred and nfty-niu" Hrres, utDrr pr leg~,
sltuHt. on the water or Short creek, la
DhiO county, x at" ~ West virginia, JuIn-
ing the farm Of william Chaplin" on the
west, that Of william Finly On ia" north,
the farm Of Thomas H"mphill on IA" east
and the farm Of John Giffin on the south.
Terms Of sale cash.
CHARLES MARSHALL,
JyUi Trustee.
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TUNE TERN OF THE COUNTY
y Court of ohio county, ". Va, held at
the Court Hons" on IN" 18th day Of June
Is7i.
Peabody Tnsnrance Company,
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DE lists.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For the relief
and cure Of all
arrangement y
in the stomach
liver,and bow
els. They are
n mild aper-
lent, and eT-
ccllent purga-
tive. Bein z
purely vegcta-
BILE, they con-
tain no III"rCu-
ATl -..Va..NH.H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-20

wOrkmcn, "A guarnnt"" OF superior work at
short notice In secured Ia each patron.
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NOTICE.

u. o. BARR, Att'y for plaintiff.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20
The ISSUES.

This year on straight out-and out
issue for or against Carpenters re.elec-
tion," etc.
The above We clip from the Mil
wauIec Sentinel The claim is made
by the Sentinel that this was the issue
IN Milwaukee County; and it is indi-
rectly asserted that Carpenters re-elec.
ton was the issue ali over the state
In this we entirely agree with the SEN
ttnei, so far as the work behind the
curtains was concerned aud so we as
serted during the campaign But thus
the farce was played, and the people
generally might, or might not have
been either caioled or deceived. Be
this as it may, Carpenters re election
to the U. S. Senate, was the first issue
in the late campaign 10 this state, and
the repeal of the Potter law was the
second. Though it was on the sly
'devilish sly, sir"-thcse we're the
main issues in the fight; and now, as il
to forestall the Legislature, Mr.. Car
penter's friends have both the effront
cry aud brazen impudeuce to claim it
And yet look at their duplicity. But
it is a trick of willy politicians of thu
Carpenter stamp. Let them carry cut
their nefarious schemes, aud let then
repeal the Potter law if they dare
There is a day of re- koniug coming in
the future.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20

MANY of our exchanges are still
glowing with ferveut heat over the
result of the late elections. Some "rise
to explain" some rejoice, others moral
ize, but none pray. For ourselves,
when battle is ended We invariably
lay down our arms. Whether we win
or lose, we expect to live to fight again,
losing nothing by repulse, or even de-
feat,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20

advantage to all. |. II Tyler, conduc-
ted an exercise in Arithmetic We
believe the next meeting is to be held
at Ellsworth, some time in December.
We ask all those who have an interest
in the cause ofeducation, aud especially
teachers, to attend these meetings and
take an active part.
ONE OF THEM,
River Falls, Nov. Is, 1874.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20

RELIGION means the moving of the
human soul rightly toward God, toward
man, aud toward duty. lie who ie
using his whole self in accordance 10 the
laws of God, is religious. Some men
think that devotion is religion. Yes,
devotion is religion; but it is not all of
religion. Here is a tune written in
six parts; and men are wranglinc and
quarreling about it. One says that the
harmony is in the bass, another that it
is in the soprano, another that it is in
the tenor, another that it is in the alto;
but say that it is in all the SIX parts.
Each NAV, in and of itself, be better
than nothing; but it requires the whole
six parts to make what was meant by
the musical composer. Some men say
that love is religion. Well, love is
certainly the highest element Of it, but
it is not that alone. Justice is religion;
fidelity is religion; hope is religion;
faith is religion; obedience Is religion.
These are all part aud parcel of relig'
4 ion. Religion is as much as the tota
Of manhood; and it takes in every ele
ment of 1t All the elements of man
hood, i. their right place and action
are constituent parts of religion; but n
one of them alone is religion. 1t take'
the whole manhood. imbued and inspir
cd Of God, moving right both heaven
ward and earthward, t. constit ute re-
ligion.-Ec.
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salaries.

Think Of it as you may, but, as a
rule, the highest priced services are of
the least account. There is no class of
servants, or officers, if you prefer to
call them such, whose services are of SO
much importance to society, and to the
country, as those Of our post masters;
aud yet there is no class Of officers, SER
wants or laborers who work for so small
u compensation as they do. Asa rule,
ia our opinion, the salaries of public Of.
icers are TOO high. La this county
the salary of the District Attorny is
$500 while in 81. Crolx county, where
the duties are twice as arduous, his sal
AIRY is only $500. and nobody in that
county-not even the incumbenis them.
selves complain Of the meagerness OF
the salary. Whenever the salary is
next fixed for that officer in his coun-
Is, we think il should be at 5000
The salary Of the Supt. OF Schools in
this county, is $500 a yOar-the lowest
sum allowed by law. In our opinion
this officer should be paid by the day
for the time he actually spends, limit.
ing, If need he, tho same TO two hun.
drci days, more or less, in any one
year
The Clerk and Treasurer's Offices can
be supplied with just as good men as
the county affords. or needs, for $500 a
year The Registers duties are more
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Trenton.

Nov. 14-Cold clustering days,
--Ploughiug is about played out.
STRAY horses and cattle are quite
plentiful here.
Henry johnson is erecting very
6ue dwelling.
John johnson is also building 3
neat dwelling house
Alfred Cowell has returned from
his long stay in Mimi.
Some of cur wood merchants are
hauling wood across the Island and
paying ferriage.
We INDUCED in a Psychological
lecture last Saturday night. A few
had their fortunes told.
The river still continues to rise.
The boats will have a long run this
year, for no ice yet appears.
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arduous than those of the Co. Clerk or
Treasurer, and he may, IN strict justice,
be allowed more, though there are hun.
dreds of good men III the county who
would be glad to discharge the duties
of the Office for 5000 year.
We trust that our Legislature will
amend the law in relation to the salary
of the Superintendent, and that the
present, and future County Boards will
take this salary question into consider.
alton, and no longer squander from one
thousand to two thousand dollars a year
10 excessive salaries
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20

The second meeting Of the Pierce Co
Teachers Association, was held at
Maiden Rock on Saturday the 18th.
Some 20 teachers we're present, not
withstaading the inclemency Of the
weather. j. T. McCleary advanced
some excellent ideas on Spelling Mr.
Rosenberger conducted an exercise on
Penmanship. with credit 70 himself and
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Pleasant Valley.

Nov l7th.-Quite a snow storm, yes.
ierday, but not enough for sleighing.
-Greenbacks are very scarce, but
not a word of politics.
Lots Of hunters on the war-path,
but no venlson reported yet.
Adam wye butchered that ''stven
hundred hog" last week.
-"Will" and "Sam" Jackman, and
Julius johnson, left yesterday for River
Falls to run wood saw.
-Rumor says that Adam is about
TO exchange his life of single blessed
ness for one of more responsibility; but
for which Of Eyes fair daughters, re.
mort sIitii not.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20

IT seems a strange thing, but IL is
nevertheless true, that sharing another
burden will tighten our own. IL you
begin doing ltIle things for your neigh.
Dor, it will soon be easy for you TO do
great deeds 10 his behalf. We all need
helr from each other. No man is sufi /.
c,lut unto himself. Trust in Provi.
deuce is but higher belief 10 humsni.
ty. You may feel very much depress
ed somo day, discouraged aud well nigh
desparinp. when some kind friend b ip.
pens 10 God sent--and you are sooth.
ed, cheered aad encouraged, the vail is
liN.d and you are happy once more.