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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
BY TELEG GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office N Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
THE RAINS,
Their Damages and Ravages.
Reports from all Sections.
Overflow OF thc Mississippi IneVita-
III

MEMPHIS, August Pres kilograms
from above last night, dispe.led the last
hopes in regard to an overflow. The
river here is still rising slowly. Mercury
fell rapidly last evening, and at six
o'clock this morning stood Mt G1', whicn
is unprecedented in this latitute on the
second of August. The cotton on the
upands, is reported rs suffering from the
inccssant showers and running TO weeds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
The Flood I'm OhiO.

COLUMBUS, July 2.-Thc heavy rams
of last night filled cellars heretofore
known to be dry and covered corn and
wheat fields even more deeply than they
were before. The Scioto river is higher
than it has been for year. No fear Is
tclt for the levce. The Hooking Valley
Railroad Company only run trans To-
Lancaster. President Green reports that
the floods are more severe between that
point and Athcn, along the line OF the
road than has been known for many
wears. The Panhandle trains Nil came
in on time. The Little Miami road by
reason OF the floods sent their CIncinna.
ii trans to-day by way of Nenia and
DAYTON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
Flood in the ScIota RiVcr-Furthcr
Damage.

CoLUMRUs. August About md
night the Sciota river left its bed and
broke widely over track Of ground
south Of the city, burying extensive corn
fields ten feet in water The waters then
rushed over - large brick yard, and rose
to first story OF ten houses occupied 10y
the workmcn at the yard, necessitating
the removal of women and children in
wagons. The men waded out to the
high ground with difficulty, but with
little patient effort the whole party, num-
bering sevcnty.Ave persons, were al say
ed without serious accident. Consider
able damage was done to property in the
ncighborhood. The river fell three feet
to day. Reports from along the line OF
the Hooking Valley Railroad show the
loss to growing crops and wheat in the
shock bv the water 10 be very great. Il
is impossible to ascertain the damage to
the rosd-brd until the water subsidies.
No bridges have rs vet been swept away
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
situation Along the River Gloomy.

MEMPHIS, August The situation
along the river l. gloomy,and the planters
are very dcspondcnt, in view of the floods
reported in all the upper rivers. The rise
here to-day, was only an inch, but the
head Of the second rise viii probably
reach here tomorrow, though the river
probably will not rise rapidly before tie
last part of the present week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
Streams Rising Rapidly In the Kama
Mha Salicy--ilcaVy Loss.

CGNcINNATI, August 2--Thc Go-et'c's
special from Charleston, West Virginia,
reports all the streams rising rapidly. a
boom in Elk river was swept away this
morning, cau,inga loss in logs Of $25,-
900
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Broken.

The Baltimore and Ohio road between
here and Parkers burg is broken i'll several
places, and passengers are sent VIA. Co.
iumbus, Bcllalre and Grafton. The ONO
and Mississippi, and the Cincinnati. Ham
iIton and Dayton roads are reported
broken. 4 slight break Was reported in
the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and La
fayettc road, near North Bend, which has
been repaired. No trouble Is reported
vctupon the roads in Kent ucky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
Killed by "IIarmIcss" III ters.

CLEVELAND. o, August I.-Wm.
Hartzell, residing on West Side, purchas-
ell bottle of blt;ers, on the recommen-
dation u friend named Alfred Chase.
and by takiug them HartzeIl was made
very sick. He told this to Chase. who,
on Saturday. returned the bottle to the
druggist, and, at the drug store drank
some of the contents. In few moments
he complained Of feeling badly, and died
within two hours. \ post morton eI-
animation discovered signs Of y corrosive
poison. The druggist testified the bitters
were composed OF harmless herbs The
death Of Chase is regarded as very strange
and thorough examination will be made
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
22,I7s Cash Glfts. amounting to SllDl "a
NUMBER Of TICK KITS, lUDyuJ.
PRICE Or TICKETs.

Whole Tickets S2DuJ
Halves . lou
Fights or each coupon ............... ......... 2b
Jh2 Ilcktth 'biB
Eleven Tickets .1yJpp
The Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
ciatlOH, chartered by the Legislature ui
Virginia, and the Circuit Court Of Orangr
county, proposes By n series Of Grand Giit
Concerts, 10 establish and rudOw a "HOm-
TOR the Old, Infirm, and Destitute Ladies'
OF Virginia" at Montpelier, the former rr,-
idence OF President James Madison. The
Association IL under the control uf eight
Trustees, six OF whom are elected blcntul-
ly by the stock holders, and two appoint
ed by the Governor Of Virginia
Remittences for tickets may bee made by
express pre- paid, postOfiiCe money order
on Washington. ID. G.. or by registered
letter addressed to
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't VI. r. II. A, Alexandria, Va
For full particulars, &c, send Tor circu.
lArA. Apply to
MAJOR J. G.. ALDERSON, Agent,
VA Wheeling W lu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
Reports from nII Parts orOhio.

tonight, south of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wavnc and Chicago road, confirms the
gloomy accounts heretofore given III
these dispatches of loss and damage by
the Hoods 1t is thought that by to-inor-
row, or Wednesday at tarthcst most Of
the smaller streams will commence fall
ing. Ofthe railroads, the Fort Wayne
and the Pan Handle are reported still
working and trains are reaching Cinrin-
natl from Columbus, Xcnia and Dayton
without delay. The Little Miann road
will probably be in order by to morrow
night. The Cleveland, Colum"u, and
Cincinnati road had some breaks between
COluuhus and Crcstl!nr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
Damage Done in Indiann.

INpINNAPoLIs, August 1.-The con-
tinucd rain storm since Saturday night
In, been very damaging to tn" railroads
West and South of thi, point. The
White river has continued to rise slow. Y
since Friday evening, and Is now fully
"a, high aS the flood OF 1888. lndianola
on the West side of the river i all atloat.
An immense amount Of damage has been
done to property on the Wet
side Of the city, and in the
bottom lands along the White river.
The Vinccnncs railroad has suffered
severely in the neighhorhood Of Martins
Vile. The track is submerged for miles
between that city and Gu,port. The
Vnndalia suffered the loss Of new iron
bridge. near crsburg. One end of the
bridge at that place being lowered and
the track considerably damaged at sever
al points. The Iowa and 81. Louis Rail
road Is badly damaged AT 81. Mary and
Danylle, a portion Of the trestIc work
ut :hr latter point being washed away.
The west division of the /. c. and
:. Railroad suffered in the washing
away of the road bed at Crooked Creek,
few miles west Of this city. The l., +.
~ c. road has damaged bridge at
NoblcsvilIc, and considerable damage has
been done TO the track ut several points
The | B. e W. road has suffered slightly
in damage to the roadbed. Tho l., NJ.
x i. Is considerably injured ut Rockford
and Columbus, No trains have arrived
to-day on the Viucrnncs and Nandalia
l.. / I l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03

An Iowa mother lately met with a
chapter e. horrors. She sent two CHI
dren to the barn for eggs. They went to
II pot whore they knew there was anesI
and 1t being concealed by straw, one Of
them put his hand in, but suddenly drew
it back saying the hen had pecked HIM.
4 second one then tried 1t, and with the
,ame result. Search disclosed rattle.
snake in the nest. and amid the excite
mrut that enSucd Il younger child fell
INTO bucket of hot water which the
mother had left ON the floor. All three
children were corpses i'll half an hour.
The effort 20 make Of the O'Conncl
Centennial in Ireland religious instead
Of purely patriotic occasion, will be
likely to create trosble, and do Gamag"
to the cause of Irish self government.
1t is understood that the Lord Mayor OF
Dublin intends to propose to the health
of the Pope before that the Queen,
and many Home Rulers and Protestant
admirers of the great liberator are dis
gu>ted
, 1875-06-23

Sn. Der lebten Stabtratb=@ eriamm=
lung ,paren Die Serren &Iein, @trauB
unb 2auer antpeIenb. 2ebterer bemiib-
te iib febr Die @elber fir Sen Marft in
Der Gfap @aro gu befommen, peldes
inn leioer ni9t 9elang. Serr &lein
mar 10 sutis urs Montas auf cine Orr
oinance aufmerflam gu MAIDEN, lpsl9e
seitern aud i6on in Der vSispat6"
nsr0Hentli6t, Die ben 3wed bet. Die
WlBbanolung Der Sbiere, ebe 1ie our
S9ladtbant sefiibrt perben, Su perbii=
ten, neil mir w%ieber6olt ben beut-
19en Stabtratben in unierem 8latte Die
unserehte unb 9rauiame 8ebanbluns
Der armen Sbiere seiailoert uno tie err
iu9t baben, Dem uebel abbelfen. Mit
inuerer @enustbuung baben mir iebt
seieben, baB cine Mabnans oft quite
Trii4te trdst uno werben es ms ferner
an9elesen lein laHen, bel p%ortommen.
ben @elesenbeiten, feline @inte CUR @b
biiIfe bon pielei9t anbern MiBbrau4ep
gu 9eben.
, 1875-06-23
Rt0mpnb pOit OFFICE.
pnif=N ARRANGEMENT.
/ -
10. Oftobrr 1873.

SsrhIide GnrdpuH. 9msiu,or ,S,ux
q. 0. o'@0
Ssnn.as gnlanft So, ~. -poa.
GsrsliGe @es-geH. 9asli6. uusoens,,.
v01I@luf IS uno s 20 d. 81.
suSli9e goa. .3psimal taalid. @onn.
tags a~assenemtnen. - Mnfunft 1900 W-
12.A5 g. 81. F"
,si @or n % - gntuaft 1900 m.- gsf.
&iebmono & Ganbiae Gfienbahr. sS,.
y * % @Snptunft 2-30 IA. ". - @Oafdlub
OanbtIc & G%reensbarp. 2m,;r,or .So
iin. anfa"ft 2-30 unb 9 81 m' Wv mss.
l0luB Az. ~. unb 1915 y. N- Sp
GarmbiIe. GdaIid, nntoos o,a,.~
men. gutunft 2.3O q. NR. %weHiai"s
S.308. 81. *'PI@'"P
~@gslapeal d Sbtn Gienbab IGoIih.
Spnhin9s aus9enpmmen. Nnfunft e ~ Mp'
- psfi4lnB $50 Y. M. W"
gpndbnrs Charlottesville, @touatcu mh;..
supper Springs nnb peltlidb ron yRbits s,,tr
Pgef Springs : Mufunft IS. 81 - N"S.
iGlub $50 ". M. WV"
gSeft goint mub stationen nm ber q 10
". uho e.W. w. GagItb, Gpnntoos nI,sos.
aen.a1sn = = Nnfunft 1880 Y M.@pa,,.
@l'uesifsr, ittsr Bsf point. ,dolid.-u,
'unIk 1o.3og Dr. poalela6 ~. 3D..
5appa9anncd, iiter 8ilb Saul. tSol;a
@''aA1f $50 Q. d. gpl(alus ! W 80
Samcs @iber eampter. greinoI ,nSd.n,
10y. antnnft Montals, MIttwofs mr.
SIs'taes, 5 u. W. Ypti9Iue, Disntaas
Ao"nfrfass uno gOanabents," sos 8 -
Safal gaset. Gr.imal h SdeutIid-
aam1un Mt MitIreds, 8reitass uni gonntoos
{ Y. W: - golf9luB, Npntaas. Mitt,nag,a
uno Grfttags, 4 ". M.
short Pnrss &onte. 3peim,r pSd.ntrid-
~ - Intunft, N,t mods unb g onnobenSs &
M, w. ! 81 SsSsIff9lub, DOnnsrR ass IND gsmn
, 1875-06-23
Gtatt 8i6mpnb.

Sterbltdfsits~ 8eri6t. 81
fanpsn wabrsne Der Iesten MOde 40 Icbes'
falt bsrfsIbit fat, ndmlib: @eibe 10; 8ar'
bise "a; Maunlid 10; @eiblib %.
attsr-1 Sag bis 80 A, 1 Mpnat bis 6 IL
b Monat bic IL 8, 1 Sabr bis 8 3, 3 Sat
bis 5 0, S Sabre bis 10 1, 1870 2, 20 s
81 2, 80 $40 1, 40 S.-602, $3.50
2, TO S.-703, 1910 l, $3.50 I. nm-
bffannt.
Sanb-9ssis 80, 8svbsiratbst 5, Wit-
ur, 5QBitwen 2, nnbstanat .
@eburtsprt = Ser. Gtaoten Al, Deutft'
lamb 1, Srlanh Gaslanb
Wabuuas-Stabt /, Marfbau @arb a,
3eTeriuu @aro 2, @abilrn @arb 6, Icn
ae @ass 5, Clay @arb 6, SadlOa @arb15
@gmeabaus 8, Gtaats @sfansni6 .
neutrality-suspicious. aerste 81, Coroner
2. 8uarh Of 9saItb 9, irresulare Isrsts.
8. q. Gabell, M. 8.
.prafbent r8parb Of 5ealtb.
, 1875-06-23

Sic &inber beuti9er Gltern, wel6e
ii9 in Der 8ellepue urb 9o9I 4ule aus
geSei1net baben, 1ino: Or
Bellevue S6uIe.
Minna Stub, Soa Stus, Mfasalene
Ooes. Sba 9oes, Marcella S6errer,
Mfaube Saerrer, Sara 8rauer, MarD
Meb nno GfeQe Sbinberser.
S9ule.
Meta &rauIe, Selma &rafer. &pla
Sleil1man, Minnie Sbaap, Iler
59aap, Bella goben, Sarrp Moles,
Iusuit l1ntel, &oia &arr uno &i6aro
@en5el.
, 1875-06-23

8oibin9tonS otel. STR ie*
Den &%eiienben, uelber in elm biaises
Sotel, bos suelei9 Die @emhtbli6feit
zines 8Oarbin9sbouies belist, abtei9en
mil, sibt IS fem bellerss aIs oas @alb'
inston 9oteI, in Der Main, Gde
Der 17ten Str. Sanelbe liest in Der be
iten @e9enb Der Staot uno erfreut ii6
elmer gro en 8unbiGaft. Ser freunb
li6e g8iytb, Serr 9. @upernator bietet
aaes auf feline @aIte aufs 8eite gu be-
oienen uno in ieiner MbpeIenbeit, be=
ipirtbct Der suporfommenbe 9err pobl
Die &unoen nit elmer ME ermiiosnoen
Wusbauer; oaber 1T es fein Wunoer,
tuean Sober ii@ bort semiitbli9 fiiblt.
, 1875-06-23

pofi5ei= @eri9t. 5olseno'
dae famen seitern in oieiem @eri6t'
CUR 8%erbanolung:
Sulan See rnb 6annD pegram, ans
9eflagt Qdrm auf Der StraBe 9enta6t 3u
baben, tpuroen anf 80 Sage in bic Sail
9eIanot.
@iliam &obinlon uno Sauie 8en=
nett, unoroentli6es 8strasen onf Der
Strabe, wurben auf 10 Sage in oieSail
ssianot.
%. 2inf, an9eflast 2drm i'm eriten
Marft semadt gu baben, muroe %entlai=
fen uno befublen Die 5taot gu p%erlai=
len.
@racie 9arris, 8eidimpIuns bes Or.
q. Glarf, %entlaiien.
Oliper Sones, farbis, angeflast cine
partie Slide, i'm Mertbe BON $40, bon
9otuarb & Sones unter lalIden 8or=
i%pieselnnsen erbalten ST baben, puroe
%entlalen.
Sobn @rump, Nnsrifi auf feline Grau
$3.50 seitroft.
Sames Mabrp, anseflast Sic gaIia=
siere an Dem s. & .. Gilenbabn=Se=
pot belditist gu baben, puroe SIS se=
Itroft.
@m. Sarris, 8eidimpfuns oss Geo.
&reenmalo, S. seItraft.
Senrp @patt, Sim Srp unb Self
&obinlon, anseflast cine Yortion Giien
i'm @ertbe BON 81, 0 Sim Sorris ses
ltoblen au baben. @patt uno &Obin=
ion wurben jeber aui 6 Monate in Die
Sail aelanot; sSrp purbe e%ntluiien.
, 1875-06-23

in 6ieism Sabre om Sage ,parm uno
@benbs tiibl seueien. 2eioer 1T aud
elmer Mnierer Seber erfranft, boffen ie=
bod, oab oerieIbe bolo ipieoer ber9eReat
iein miro; wdbreno Der 3eit inoeB bitten
mir %tniere tuertben 9eisr, ettpas Nad=
ii@t nit uns 81 boben, penn ie fir einigc
Sage etluas weniser 2eleitoB in unierem
8lotte finben benn es lit ni9t m09li4
bier ausenblidli9 einen beutf9eH Geser
gu befommen, Der 10 lause biz Der iunse
Mann fuieoer better, feline 5tels aus=
fiiQeM fDnnte. IL
, 1875-06-23
Sef0nntma6um0,

Die neuen Oo11D Sarben0 Scr
gnii9una8sSDt perocn eoenT q q
resslmdBlg BON 4 bis 7 nbr Nudmittuss
(Sonnta9s init cinseidlo6en) ibre Subrs
ten nod benz 8umpbauie nnb 0iiuer>
Stoe<Parf
DSiaise u kfreinfcmmsn fGnnsn fdr pic
Wics getrcisn tperttn Tie 8Dse perben bic
, pafet. SiTee" iebe Stunoe SerlaGen. @ei-
iere NnsfunTt ertbeilt g. 8inSmanse
MN n mmt Ste Sir. uno Balm Sanf.
, 1875-06-23

ST.. %. 2eieb Burton, 3abnarSt
SO. 1874 Main StraBe, lit Dem Yubli=
fum Elm aQgemein befannter ge56idter
Mrtiit in leinem Sadie. Mae Operatio=
men merocn auf bas S6neQite uno
giinftli6ite beior9t. @ir f0nnen unie-
rem oeutl6en Witbirsern Die feite 8er=
Ii6eruns seben, oab Der Doftor Elm redt
tii6tiger Wtahn in ieiner &unIt lit. Man
lam ii6 bemiel5en nit Dem 9roBten
8ertrauen Dingebcn.
, 1875-06-23

Serr 9ietrib Gufer miro nd6lten
5onutas Don bier mad Stem Oorf li1
be9eben,. TIM our @%rbobluns,
mad 9eutidIanb gu 9eben. Gr miro
uns BON bort aus bic interelianten Neu=
/ sfeiten piinftli6 pr telegraph iiber=
ienben. 9ielelben werben ~belonoeren
Wertb fir 9iejenisen baben, wel6e III
Der unmiitelbaren Ndbe ieiner Seimatb
9eboren.
, 1875-06-23

&c 1T a~ussnblidli6 in Der Staot mel
alase iiber Masenfranfbeiten, ipel6e be
ionoers BON Der Witteruns berriibren.
Wteiltens entIteben bieIe &rantbeiten
our4 grtdltuns, ba Man6e ii9 ni9t Sc
mug in 94t nebmen. Sc 1T belonoers
, 1875-06-23

Jolsenbe &inoer, Die bon SRI. Mattie
9. 2pbrod in Der heuti9en Spra6e I'm
terri@t erbielten, mu,oen Yreile ertbeilt:
2elio 8ater, Nannie 9. Smitb, Mta-
IN 8a,lp, SoleD 8rOipn, emma Burner,
Norma gpwman, Marp 6oltes, @nnie
@ooblom, 8alter 9einriG.
, 1875-06-23

@eltern ,ua, CONNER nians; Bis
iebt bat uns nod Die Sibe perl6ont,
aber iie ipiro ni9t ausbleiben uno i'm
Suli uno Musult uns gebDris i6misen
MAIDEN. @sitern itano oas Sbermomc-
ter ouf S8 @rao.
, 1875-06-23

Sic Seinpal9erei Don SbompIol
gbop, go. 1917 Sranflin StraBe, if
cine Der beiten in bieier Stabt. Ser 9,
iiber, elm suporfommenosr unb freunoli-
der Wonn, wirb einen jeben &unben 81
I%rieoenIenen.
, 1875-06-23
eufr Alarm- CsIearopb.


Np. 2 @rfe pplssi Station.
Ne. 3 3meite guIisei Station.
~. 4 Critic ppriasi e totiuu.
"e' D Sprisenbass. 3te Straee, nabe
Srpab.
NO. 6uScpf anb aatssr SouIs," groao
straBe, awiiaen Der 9ten anp fOten.
Nr. z SsriBsnbaus, 1step Sts.. nab
JrantIin. WY
SO. 10 &cdets.
10. f-3 Ode Der 12ten uub ctr.
No. IA Ode her 10ien unh gYrb Ctr.
no. 10 Gde Der 1iten anb Cars ctr,
no. 1t gde cfr gine mnb Main Ctr.
Nr. II @de Der 3ten unb Iusal Ctr.
N0. 2-1 Gde Der 25lsn unb groab Grit
Nr. rs eds Der 17tea unb Marlbau Ctr.
sf0. Pa Gds Der 17tea uno Malbinotun
Ctr.
NO. rs MssrusuIitan Gilsn.@ srfs. It
Ctr.
Np. 20 Ode Der 5tsu n Main cir.
N0. 81 gde Der 14tsa mnb Main Ctr.
MO. SO efe Der 22lsn unb Main Ctr
N0. ga Ode tsr 13hn unb Cars Ctr.
NO- 3-5 @idbtfdss @rmenbans.
No. 80 Grebesar GiiensWerfe.
no. Al fOtsn Strabe, sniIgem Main uub
Carp.
No. AZ grpab gtraBe, ode Sail Mas.
~. As Gfs Curing unb Yine Ctr.
"o. Is @de ct. s mes unb Duyal Ctr.
, 1875-06-23
@tlbdfts-e almhs.
"a Al Q ES

GitieS eelieict y, tpordt rs Der gSrltitt rtt
amsritoniiben QIce (Tsa. N) k.trirt, 1T elm an0ss
aieines aicblinsses:rdnte Der s. .srcDner ees Gsbirs
ass BON 4,er,., @terifo inS fjolibem &a!ifornia,
no Die q,fan;e modNf uno eeoeiht. Sic %Scrtisei
herIte retcmmenbiren baIclbe beitanbi9 ais Gin
Nstimutant uno Siuretie In allen Sranfs
feiten, ipel1e folte gtittsl erbcii6en. Ginsr Der
gisentbimer ~berislben, ipGbrsn0 elmer &unoreifs
hurb Ntsrito uno Salifernia por einiyen Sabrea
frbielt bon einem fpanifLsn Slater rnter Dem Gies
MI Der @erfdmiteenbsit has Orieinal=&ecpt Der
Bu5ereitlns. Die Gi9sntbJr,er Seislben tiFstiren
rs Dem aIoemsinen 4ublifun, in Der 9odnu',a, eat
Fin anertannter sSert) an Der &iffs Ses aiden
Oceans, Surd) Gebrald an Der atlantifben &iine
s~ef;iaert ireree, ba fe ~iiberjsuet fnb. bas eeies
Seilmittsl os Gin mcbltbotsr Der NenfN6eit aui.
iritt esine unfeblbarsn g%ieenfbaftsn erireiisn
E6 e,s.i Gravel gpl,t, troniiber Gberuatismus,
teipisnte ma0eriutt, Slatulenh Solid, Sbfrits
hpnen Der 9slafe, Der gieren un0 ,rinGre Sr9ane;
aesen SpspepIIa uno aaesmeiue eGwafs uno in
Saaen, no oe eebenstrdfte i'm Ginten p~eeriNerb
If ftin Gebrai1 uno Grfols ~SeHelben pab-''8
n~,iratulrs uno unibertrofen.
Die N'erifaner balten es fur elm ~cbiclut's ~vrs
sfrsSeilmittsl son Geurbutie.
misunderstanding.
~ Elm Giuretie sinsn eflSiTel poI in sin,.a
G5einaloie pcq 5udertpader Sreimal oes Tags, DOT
Ar Dsablfit. 2s elm 9 timutant, ron einem
ealben bis ~ einem ean,tn @sinslais roll nit sia
renis MaNer 70 oft as nctbia.-
@Iaminire Sen Giceel aMf esm Gtpptn fcreFdls
dig uno i~bsr;sues Gid, BAT Sadelbs porDsr nifa
esbrphen+
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Kind Words.

Kind words never blister the tongue or
lips. And we have never heard of any
mental trouble arising from this quarter.
Though they do not cost much, yet they ac-
complish much. They help ones own
good nature and goodwill. Soft words
softer our own soul. Angry words are fuel
to the fame of wrath, and make it burn
more fiercely. Kind words make other peo-
pie good-natured. Cold words freeze people,
and hot words scorch them, and bitter
words make bitter, and wrathfu words
make them wrathful. There is such n
rush of all other kinds of words in our day,
that it seems desirable TO give words a
chance among them. There are vain words,
and profane words, aud boisterous words,
and idle words, and silly words and hasty
words and spiteful words, and empty
words, and warlike words. Kind words
also produce their own image on men S
souls And beautiful image it is. They
soothe, and quiet, and comfort the nearer.
They shame him out of his sour, morose,
unkind feelings. We have not yet begun
to use kind words in such abundance as
they ought to be used.