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BE Occupied.

Young men sometimes think that it
is not respectable to work. They
imagine that there is some character of
disgrace or degration belonging to toll.
No greater mistake could be made.
Instead of being disgraceful to engage
in work, it is especially honorable. 1t
is the useless, not the useful man who
does nothing; who eats the bread he
does not earn; who relies upon others
to support his life. 1t is he who il not
respectable, because he does nothing to
command respect.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

appearances, untenanted, though IN
derstand the deaf old woman is still the
care-taker
To the lovers of mystery, 1 commend
this story.-LondOn Society.
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The following piece of oriental fat
terry is quoted by the IAonitetsr PARIS {:
"An American diplomatist, Mr.. Wade,
having lately died at Pekin, the Chinese
attributed his disease to the ine1pressi-
BILE emotion which he experienced at
seeing the august face Of the Emperor. >"
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Youths Column.
Hymn for n Little Child,

God make my life a little light,
Within the world to glow:
little fame that burneth bright.
Wherever may GO
God make my life a little flower,
That giyeth joy to ALL
Content to bloom in native bower,
Although its place be small
God make my life little song.
That cOmfOrteth the sad:
That helprth others to be strong
And makes the singer glad.
God make my life little staff
Nhereon the weak may rest,
That so what health and strength have
May serve my neighbors best
God make my life little hymn
OF tenderness and praise;
OF faith-that never waxeth dim
In ali his wondrOus ways
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

Agassiz was twice married. His sec.
end wife was Miss Lizzie Cary.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

TIE SEA MoUsE.-The sea mouse is
one of the prettiest creatures that lives
under the waters. 1t sparkles like n
diamond and is radiant with all the
colors of the rainbow, although it lives
in the mud at the bottom of the ocean.
1t should not have been called mouse,
for it is larger than a big rat. 1t is
covered with scales that move up and
down as it bathes, and glitters like
gold shining through a fiocky down,
from which fine silky bristles wave that
constantly change from one brilliant
tint into another, 80 that, as Cuvier,
the great naturalist, says, the plumage
of the humming bird is not more beau
tiful. Sea mice are sometimes thrown
up on the beach by storms--Hearth
and Home.
, 1874-02-19


lna no mNsNa OF vlolonco whatHoevcr, oitllor
afoltd Tue h9oR or oyoF tho body. Tho foaturcs
dron BoOtnlilg to bo IN alcep. lilo rigi,lity WA
nevor very much prollountod. After tic first
low inoisions' ti!o stshnoh were noticed to be n-
nAlaiiy reu. iho plental hurtace of tho lungs
VIE IN aolno nacPs q hcarlot color and In
ot.loIS hu'ho"nas laor tliouHn stlll roo, and THO
tho lung wl'ea 1s LAID laid, opol. Only small
portion near tns naek Was OK dark color.
The, stomach dtd not contain more than threo
aaos or a "ao o pn
sst sign o oroon eongson sL0 or r'h inamma a1 nus
tion. Taie intoasinos OF tho aano color wore
quito empty, except very amall amount In tho
lower bow9h: Tho os1t IT, contained neithor olot
nor liquid blood, willie t!io lyor, brain, ktdnoye,
and spleen wore perfectly normal throughout,
though tho blood III thctn "aH somewhat darker
than is customary.
IN tue glrl, tue riGht sue OF the hoart oon-
tainod about aix drachms Of liquid blood, which
probably goos t. s1w tat G ,vtI1 a9a little lator
On both atdos contained clota OF darkor btood,
owing to the protraotod agony wlllc. lio suffered.
Tile cause Of death, iti my optuion, was tho in
Btoyo, 1 o'''o' .-''@ ''''
V,rv ANAL rronort,on of corhonfo o1,do IN
women In tho room being, Older and stronger,
ses s shoaSa sSR both VERY ao ots os s
mitted by ali authortioR, tllnt INV nr imnorfcct
nnn1huation ia ,nnst "a ovnrsiin ta tto nroauat;or
" th;a nas ~, eUns ill., !; " 'o lIst'on
H. t.5 ha, G"'' @"o Anns ~ opcfAtea powerfully w
AZ regards tho escape OF tho baby, 1t haa hoon
noticed that infants rospiro foul air frequently
instance GANG undor nv nntieo otev H IN ira a.,
gnmth Clor11 atraot v1,ora hn., 49, - ~, ~ '. ~
wfroa,InI ~ i..ous, Mnoto npy scaso uu Nns
ssnnocssoa, snr ihe mother on the verge OF death
Tor !, soVoral days, wiitio tho baby lying
III tho Same bod nj tho other two was not
in the lon8t nffectpd I think car],nnin
, 1874-02-19

Tho latitude Of the Exposition Building iH
about Al deg. "a min. Honcc, point ora de-
gree soutllwatd ttayols 80 yardn per socos!d
more, and point QUO degree ,,orthward travels
5.o yards per second leas than tho p!aco whore
tho pendulum swings. 4 degroe OF the mori-
dlat Oil tho sea loyol In this latitude il IL, ,4t q
yards 30 that tho deviation por second IL to
III 13l q or In 20G0i, Which il elual TO oil
anglo Of 10.098l seconds por socond, or u min.
per hour, TAis Ii equal to nealiy 10 ineloa por
hour oil tho circumference Of q circlo Of b7
inclles raills. III TINT time tho ball will havo
roturiled 6D4.3 times TO each Hilo of tllo rln;,.
giving deviation OF ono-thtrtieh inch for oael,
returll or q Deviation Of QUO inch III 10 double
vibrations,
It IL oyitlent that If tho pendulum expert
moAe were performed III u corresponding
sorthorn lntitutie, the Houtll part OF tllo ring,
holmE nearost tho pole. would trayol moro slowly
tna'l tlse M centre, O; and n botY noarest to tho
eeHualnr, would DO carried round mora rapidly
than q. llonco tho pendulum would fall buck
from Boath toward tho eaHt, aud FROM north
, 1874-02-19
Tho Higher Education OF womcn.

Tho Higher Education OF Women.
The ca,.so Of tho higher education of women,
md Of Wonlan's Rights generally, seanls to be
toria. The University of Melbourne has opoucd
its degrecs to ladlos. aud, writing on the subject
OH Doc. g. the correspondent Of tho London
Times snyH:
'.At 1neoting Of tho Senate, 1t was agreed
that tho regulations permitted women to attend
1cotnros aud to pass tho examinations, and, on
tho motion OF Prof. Wilson, it was resolved that
stho Council should grant to such folnalos as
hayo :atteinod proficiency equal to that at-
tallloA by bachelors OF Arts and Masters OF Arts
certificates thereof, and also throw opcn to thom
tito pecslnlary prizos Of tho University At
tho last matriculution examination two young
ladlos wero tho only candidates wh0
passed. with credit. Thcro arc 800 Gil.
trios Tor this months nlatrioulation, 35 by
womon. The University buildings aro too small
for this Increase iu numbers and tho oxanlina-
tlons have been hold Tor tho first time in tho
Town Hall. It Ia not only In tho University TINT
Womens intellectual capacities arc rccognizol..
The Unitarians of Melbourne llayo appointed a
lady Al their minister. For sonlo tnno they layo
been Without any recognized toachor, and por-'
sona nomially belonging to tho denomination
occasionally forced their way into the pulpit to
promulgate peculiar and extrayagant views, to
the great annoyance Of tho congregation. To
nyoitl there scandals, NliaB TItrnor was induced
to oftciate temporarily aud, lftor fow 1nouths'
experience, she has boen formally inductol to
tho church. She conducts tho service without
any embarrassment, aud lor sermons Rro caro-
fully prepared oBBays, Quietly doliyoroa."
, 1874-02-19
DETItOIT,
A Case OF Discipline Before tho Board
OF Trndo Alleged Mixing Of

u AEAuo - AAAcEcu mixing Oh
Wheat.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DErno1r, Mich, Fob. IA a.ecinl commit.
tee Of tho Board Of Trade appointed to iryostI-
gate several alleged Irregularities in the mixing
Of IN inferior grade Of whcnt with q
bottor quality reported to.lay, clcar-
ing all tho acaused except Albert Dotsford,
OF tho firm Of s. i A. Dotsfos!l. The Committee
cllnrgos him with having effected arrangements
to slip mixed whoat from Chicago ovor tho Con-
tral Railroad to Detroit, to bo sold hero. They
also assort that tho wheat vas bought
direct to this4 city over tho airline Of tho
Central Road, and that hlr. Bottsford procured
from Thomas HOOPS, an officer Of tho Central
Road In Chicago, bills Of shipment showing TINT
tho grain came to Detroit dlroct from DECATUR,
They also charge him with tostifying before
the Committee that tho grain was purchased
in Decatur, notwithstanding ho know
it to bo tho fact that the wheat was not pur-
chased thero. They, therefore, recommend that
1e bo suspended for tllroo months.
Mr.. Botsford proceeded to pitch into the morn-
bors of tho Committee personally. He said that
whom tho Committoo accused him OF oh
tanning wheat for tho purpose Of dcfraudlng
my one, they lied, aud intinlatcd that no could
prove it. He claimed ho had dono nothing
wrong, and that no proof could bo produced to
substantiato tito charges made by tho Com
mittec. Tho report will bc finally considered
Friday.
, 1874-02-19
towerd tho west; its moyonlont being In tho ro-
vorso dirootiun To thnt III tho Northern 1ion,iH-

towerd tho west; It's movon.ont being In tho ro-
vorso diroouoli to that III tho Nortliorn 1len,H-
,phoro.
II tho pendulum oxrori.nons wero performed
At tho equator, thoro would ho no deviation ; be-
Cause tho points N, Q, mud $, lii tho otrolo, would
all bo carried eastward, with tho Bamo velocity.
At tho pole, the point Q would be at relative
rost, mud n nntl s perform n revolution around
J. o.1ee II IN q lonrs m 2S ho4fs rs, 'n ~ "a Io'
ton would bo oq,lal to tho anglo Of
rotation, or 15 dogroes per hnt,r. At
tho equator, the. sine Of tho }atitndo is
nothing at tue pole tho sno Of tho latitude Is
OF worry little moro than 96, mud tito hourly d.
viatton Of 10 dogreoa, a to tho hourly rotation Of
15 degrees, na to o. Similarly at a,,y place on
tic oarth's surfaoo, II tho anglo through Which
The Garth rotatos II, n given tfmo DO multiplied
tho anglo OF deviation IN tho samo intorval OF
tin1n.
, 1874-02-19
A {sGprs.ltA SCTaUOI.Terci ciAUr.

4 Qoorgia lottor IN tho Now York Sun HayH:
Col D. .. Grallam, ot Temperance, Tolfair
County, III this State, IL probably tho most ro-
admitted to the bar Az a lawyor III IN 1884, Soon
after ilo WAS stricken iown with acute 1houma-
tisln. lio thon booaMo paralyxod his whole
body bcing hoiplosA. except his Lar,tiB a,d arlna
up to tho elbows. For q loug timo llo haH taught
louriHI,iug condition, al,d lle ~ making; nonoy.
Many distinguished porsonB layo graduated
from Col. uraAau,a kolo0. Tho Colonel was
Auyor hurried. uo IL about 04 YoarB oIu.'
, 1874-02-19

English Prcnliers.
In viow Of the chango OF Ministry in England,
tho following list OF premiors, from l714, will ba
of interest;
, 1874-02-19

VfFH1 tH6 EHtItIt 1F3EUt83EEHH.
From private letter recently received from
Missouri, wo learn tho following remarkable in
caont sonlo four years since 4 young man
was arrested in palnyra for deliberately nur<lor-
because she rojoetol him. Bail was rofuse aud
llo waa imprisoned in the county iail. From
some cause or otlor his trial Ind boon continued
from time to time until about three weokB since,
WHOM It cane - on. siraoge to n.y. whom Tue Jury
announced tholf verdict, guilty, tue young uln
dropped deau upou tho Rp0t.
, 1874-02-19


to he very Troublesome. When tho gas escaped I
WAS obliged to open the outordooraan turn OF tho
damper. got milk from both Mitchell and tho
boy Gibbons. hayo converHod with my wife
concerning tho events Of Thursday and Friday
She i8 not Qnite cloar on them all, but knows
nothing Of Tho death OF our childron.
THE NURSE.
When MT, Thompson had finished his testi-
mony the jury wont to tho residence Of tho
nurse suaannah Dohrens, US she was too Ill to
loayo hor bed. Hor testimony was as follows
live ut No. 0l9 BURNSIDE street. IInvo baon
attending Mrs. Iholnpson since her confinement.
Am Buro that Thompaon WAS at home Tueutlay
night, but cannot swoar positively that hc was ut
home "Wednesday. I do not recollcct tho milk
know Of was brought by tio boy between II aud
IL o'clock Tuesday night. Mrs. Thompson told
mo to got OH chair aud turn Off tho dalnper, as
tho room was too hot, and also to sako tho top Of
tho atoye on and put on tin-pan full Of wlter
warm during tho night. 1 did 30 and lay down
near Mrs. Thompson. About an hour later,
got up to giyo some hive syrup aud goose groabo
to tho SMALLEST boy, as ho lad cold. thon
my lead. feit aa il i had taintod. "a After re.
S9Sysrng %Ss lay ,nonar a9rn b. Gys the rs ssdFs on
Cured during Friday night. I rose again
about $50 o'olooE Saturday morning, as near
Us can rocollect but was 80 ySoaL that1 foil and
could not get back to bod. Mrs. Thompson then
told mo to- opou tho door as ahe hoard rapplng,
and thought some o1b WAS there. tried to DO
so but could not stand, aud therefore crawled
along tho wall to tho door. I folt Wild aud would
not Iavo boon, ablo to turn the damper In tho
morning, aud, iudood, noyer thought Of 1t. Tho
fire was all out when I got mp III tho morning.
On Friday ] attended to my housowork
got dinner %c was &C, somoaed mmss, Of toe an
Catholics, and had no moat. When got up
Saturday morning saw tho girl lying acroas tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-12

A new path TO health was provided for the
sick, II now shield against disease was secured
10 the healthy, when lI0sLotterS stomach
Bltiom became the standard tonic OF
America. For nearly n quarter OF u century
this powerful aud genial antldotc 10 disenso
und the causes which produce IL, has been
on IT, sanitary march, building up the feeble,
helping nature 10 fight down every variety
ofailmont soothing pain, promoting dlgos'
ton, regulating the secretions, Increasing
the nervous vigor of the system, cheering
the splrtts, nrresing premature decay, ana
not only prolonging life, but adding value TO
II by putting thousands ofinvnlds In con-
dltIon TO enjoy II. No volume ever published
would be large enough 10 contain history
of the cases Of dyspepsia, constipation, bill
iousness, Intermittent fever, nervous dobili-
w. ana mental and physical prostration
cured by this great vegetable invlgQmnt
which not only restores honltll, but projects II
from danger In the most unhealthy districts.
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are no longer nydoubts Of lhetruth Of
the reports that the Texas and Pacific
construction company are about to
wind up their affairs aud 40 into liqul-
dation, Attic last meeting II was re-
solved 20 appoint committee TO inn
press upon the stockholders the neces-
slty for coming 10 the aid Of the COM
pany Immediately, 1t was further re-
solved that an additional twenty pcr
cent should be levied upon all unpaid
stock, The Texas and Pacific railroad
company hive informed the consIrlc-
zion company IL the latter viii finish
the sections Of the road from Dallas TO
Fort Worth, aud from reXarkana TO
Brookston, and then turn over It's prop
orIy to the railroad company, the latter
viii release II from all further obllga-
lons In building the remainder of the
rOnd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-12
THE FRONTIER BATTALION.

MG0vernor Coke has issued commits
sions to the following officers, to CON-
pose the battalion for frontier service,
authorized by an act Of the fourteenth
legislature The commanding officer,
Major John b. Jones, we believe, was
adjutant general of General Harrison's
Texas troops during the late war, but
is at present engaged in mercantile
business in Corsicana: John r. Waller,
of Erath county, captain of company
A; J.. A. Wright, of Comanche, first
lieutenant; no second lieutenant APP
pointed, G. w. Stephens, of Wise
county, captain of company b; s. G.
McGara, ofCollin county, first lieuten-
ant; no second lieutenant appointed.
E. T. lizard, OF Clay county, captain of
company c; G. w. Capbell, of Mon
tagiie county, first lieutenant; L. p.
Beavert, of Jack county, second lieu
tenant. G. II. Perry, of Blanco county,
captain company ID; w. s. Ledbetter,
ofSan, Saba county, first lieutenant;
George Freeman, of Gillespie county,
second lieutenant. WI. Maltby, Of
Burnet county, captain company 4; a.
G. Cornell, of Brown county, first
lieutenant; J. NJ. Elkins, of Coleman
county, secondlieutenant. NELL Cald-
well, of Kerr county, captain company
f; Pat. Dolan, of Uvalde county, first
lieutenant;F. II. Nelson, of Kendall
county, second Lieutenant. A. p.
Blocker of Travis county, quarter
with rank of captain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-12

AspEcIAL dispatch from Washing
ton to the Galveston Newssays: "There
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-12
MEDICAL.
WoMAN,s IIEALrH.

1t lisa lamentable fact, that from causes not
generally understood, female suffering ap-
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl just entering womanhood soon becomes
pale, feeble, emaciated, lifelesss, with head
ache, pains and aches, loss Of appetite, pal
pitation of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to lose that youthful vim and
sprightliness so much admired. The middle
aged married lady Is no less exempt from
these troublesome annoyances. She il con-
tinually grunting and fretting with paine
and aches, her secretions are all impaired,
her energies are lost, she forces herself In so.
eiety, she "sours" on almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomes a
mere drone In her own household. And she
at the "turn of life" is no stranger TO suffer-
ing peculiar TO her sex at that age. Habits
climate and inattention surely bring about
THESE SAD RESULTS. <l
that are now hurting thousands Of females
old and young. to untimely graves. Exercise
your reason, your judgment. and procure Dr.
Dromgoele's English Female Bitters, as they
Will cure the above female troubles In an in
credible short time. They are prepared by
an experienced physician, and Is one OF the
most powerful iron and vegetable tonics
known TO the medical profession. They are
handsomely put up In large bottles and sold
by. druggists and merchants everywhere.
Address, iDR. ]. p. DR0MG0OLE, Prop +,
Louisville, Ky.
womans Medical Advertiser, neat and
veil written book, specially for the use of fe-
males, giving causes, symptoms and treat
ment Of all ordinary diseases afiicting the
emale sex. The only book of the kind writ
ten. Price only Is cents. Address as above
l7dawim.
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NOTICE..
MAYORS OFFICE, !
CITy oF DALLAS Nav q lg-i

MAYORS OFFIcE,l
CITY OF DALLAS, May 2, 1874. !
All persons having scrip, bonds or other
evidences of indebtedness against the city of
Dallas, are hereby notified in obedience to q
resolution of the city council, passed on the
first day OF May, 1874, to present the same to
the city Secretary for registration, before the
W. l.. CABELL,
T2dtd Mayor.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27

We hasse been informed that the I25
subscribers to the Richie Gaze tie, pub
lished at Harrisville, have been RECALLED
Tor the past few weeks By locals, of
which we are The subject matter. Ii
must ne relief to the subscribers tc
see in that paper little original mat
ter occasionally. While Messrs. Nor
ris & Sigler have their names hoisted
at the head of that delcctablc sheet as
editors, yet, most OF the matter that
appears as original, is from the pen of
galoOt, WHO graduated at Morgan
town without the highest honorS and
who aspireS to editorial honors. We
10 not exchange with the weak-lie
Gazette, and Of course have not had
the misfortune to be bored by read
ing it.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27

FRANKLIN LUBR1cATING OIL
The daily production of heavy oil,
does not exceed three hundred barrels.
The market for this best Of all natural
lubricators shows an upward tendency.
Large holders are not disposed to sell
at present prices. Before the close Of
the week the heavy oil will req ch two
dollars at the wells The supply is
not equal to the demand and prices
must go still higher in short time
Spectator.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27

While in Parkersburg last week, we
visited the establishment of J. G.
Blackford, and from the gentlemanly
book keeper, Mr.. Murdoch, we CLEAN
ed few facts about their business.
which we jot down, hoping that it will
interest our readers. This firm has a
first class grocery, where anything in
the grocery line can be obtained, but
their specially is in the smoking and
sugar curing of Hams, Shoulders and
Breakfast Bacon. For nearly ten years
this firm has been engaged in curing
Of the first two named articles, while
the last named is of recent date, butts
4 decided success, and their reputation
is firmly established. Mr.. Murdoch
showed us orders for "Blackford's
Maryland Hams" received from
Maine to Texas. This year they are
putting up larger stock than ever be-
fore, and we hope they will have the
good luck their enterprise deserves.
Quality, not cheapness, has always
been their motto. Everything that
J. 6. Blackboard sells is guaranteed to
be first class.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27

When you so to PaIkersburg to buy
goods, consult the advertising columns
Of the LuBRrcAToR, and purchase OF
those enterprising firms who are not
too penurious 70 tet the people know
through their advertisements, what
they have got to sell. Don't buy goods
OF tradesmcn who don't advertise, for
they are addicted to ways that are
dark, and tricks that'are vain"
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The Editor.

We have seen many definitions OF
many names, words, and phrases, but
the following Of the editor, given by
Josh Billings, is about the best we ever
yet encountered:
An editor is a male being whose
dizziness is to navigate a muse paper.
He writes editorials grinds out poetry,
inserts deths and weddings, sorts out
manuscripts, keeps waste rkst,
blows up the "devil," steals matter,
flies ether peoples battles, sells his pa
per for a dollar and so cents a year,
takes white beans and apple sass for
pay when he kan git, raizes a large
family, works 10 hours out of every p
knows no Sunday, gifts damned bi
everybody, and on ee in a while
whipt bi sumboddy, livs poor, die
middleaged and often broken-hearted,
leaves no money liz rewarded for life
Of toll with a short, but free obituary
puff in the nuzepapers. Exchanges
please copy.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27

On the 18th inst, about 4 o'clock in
the morning. the engine house at St.
Roman we'll No. I, was disco vered to
be on fire. Before the flames could be
.ext;ngu;shed, they communicated to
the rig belonging 10 st. Roman No.
:, and from thence to tank contain
lng about zoo barrels OF oil. Here,
fortunately, the fire was stopped. Loss
about $500. Cause Of fire unknown.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27

Owing to the Sodom-like atmos-
phere prevailing Parkersburg, young
man from Marietta shot woman at 4
dance. in the former named place, and
at the last accounts she was rot likely
TO recover.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27

Skater & Steen keep constantly on
hand choice stock ofgroceri.s. You
can always obtain good butter from
them. Our German friends can al
ways obtain good Sauer Kraut there
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-27
The NJ. Z. Church, of this place, h;

The NJ. (. Church, of this place, has
commenced another series of protract-
Cd meetings. Much interest is shown;
il looks as if the Lord was about to
make manifest his spirit and goodness
TO more of our people. Let the good
work goo
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TO recover,

Our friend, Tom Butcher, of the firm
OF Butcher & Burches, OF Parkersburg
sent US out fine razor. Now if some
one will send us out fine barber to
use it. our wants in that line will be
supplied.