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wan Not Make a processIon.

MONTREAL, July II. The Dispatch
says that though the mass meeting OF
Orangemen resolved, by q majority Of
four not to walk In procession on the
l2th instant, the minority aud Young
Britons viii walk IN body 10 Knox
church, where a sermon will be
preached.
Members OF the international Cotton
Convention Having Good limo.
IlvERpooL, July lathe interna.
tional cotton convention met tosday,
The business transacted was OF q pure.
| ly formal nature, Tonight the dele
gates will be entertained at dinner by
the president and members OF the
American chamber OF commerce. Ar
ter tomorrow mornings meeting
there will be an excursion TO tho Menai
straits, ft,s.f
Counierieiters Arreaied.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Tribnno's
Washington special sage arrests have
been made by officers OF the secret
service Of Wallace w. Gordon, d grad
uate Of West Point, Henry Neil, James
II. Nell, and Andrew r. Edwards, res
idents of Tennessee, accused OF deals
ing In counterfeit money, alii IN
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Mea,hsr rrob.bIII,Ies.

indications for the gulf states s,a-
tIonary or niger pressure, stationary
temperature, with winds mostly from
the north partly cloudy weather and
occasional showers
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The Disposition and Movements Of the
Turkish Troops Well Gaarded--Not
Even nm Idea Can Dc Formed
or tho Intention or Abdul
Kerlm Pasha.
The Russians Acknowledge tho Campaign
Ia Armenia To Be a Complete Fail.
ure and Must hs Renewed--rhe
Turks Arc stu Pressing For
ward In Georgia.
seryia Hawking usr securities nc
Money Centers, HAS Thus Far Has
Failed 90 secure "a loan.

hAUutL NthttNHt NUt hhhh hNh Ae"n
faiied 60 secure "a loan.
Moon Associated presn l,eport.l
LONDON, July 1.-THE Russians 40
knowledge the campaign IN Asia TO
be a complete failure and must be re-
newod, Twenty Turkish steamers
have arrived at the mouth OF the Dam
ube TO operate against Russian COM
munioatl0ns. aNi nt 1900 tbp H
The Galos announces that frauds
have been discovered In the commits.
sAry department OF the Danube army
10 the amount OF two hundred thous-
aud r0ubles,' a ad 0wg hab t.isluI
The Daily News states that the Brit
ish tleet 40 Besleka bay, with the ad.
ditlons ordered by the admiralty, will
present an aggregate OF twenty-four
vessels, with one hundred and fifty
guns, and a crew OF seven or eight
thousand men. W "Hsh
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BBB RRR 90 y
+ ahE 4 o Q
4 ZEE Al 9 9 5.
! y / II o o s ;
BBB II IL 90 s :.
IMMENSE 6lo AND 5l2 ELM AND
BARGAINS,
IMMENSE 80
BARGAINS. ON MONDAY, JULY 0,
lMMENsE WE WILL COMMENCE OUR
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
BARGAINS, OF THE SEASON,
IMMENSE PREVIOUS TO
BARGAINS.
FALL PURCHASES,
BARHAlNS. and In order TO reduce
stock We viii otter our
lMMENSE entire stock of F
1870 SILKS,
BARGAINS, DRESS GOODS.
IMMENSE LINEN AND HOUSEHOLD
BARGAINS. GOODS,
IMMENSE LACEs AND
BARGAINS, EMBRolDERlES,
IMMENSE HOSIERY AND
BARGAINS. NDEltWEAR,
IMMENSE -
BARGAINS. atprioes
IMMENSE which the public cRnno
BARGAINS. fail toappreeiate,
IMMENSE A visit OF inspection
BAKGAlNS. respectfully solicited.
IMMENSE CLOSING OUT
BARGAINS.
IMMENSE 800 and 81,
BARGAINS.
- which have been selling
IMMENSE through the season Ut
BARGAINS. Stand " 10.
IMMENSE sPLENDID QUALITY
BARGAINS. 49,
Il VT - OF
IMMENSE
BARGAINS. NEW SHADES
IMMENSE solid colors, at 81 70,
BARGAINS. worth W 70.
IMMENSE BLACK GRENADINES.
- 49, Closing out large lot
IMMENSE black Grenadies AZ 20o,
IA KltAINS, 500 and Soc, the cheapest
NJ - OF the season and much
IMMENSE below value.
49, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
ia iM III ayNs 8 @4t OF
-
IMMENSE FINE GRENADINES,
CLOSING OUT
.nRR5rX Ans l'8 at sacrifice.
IMMENSE PLAID AND STRIPED
GRENADINES,
IMMENSE -
1ARGAINS. very fine quality and
stylish goods, are Offer
IMMENSE Ell less imam cost.
"'' ~ BATlSTE CLOTH
IMMENSE
BARG AINS, AMI
IMMENSE GRASS LINENS.
Closing out our entire lot
IMMENSE Mt reduced prices.
ia "a NV. we zAit splendid quality Of grass
IMMENSE Linen at 22c, sold formerly
BAR3AiNS. at 100
ruMENsE Batiste Cloth at l5c
RARGAINS. and zoe, worth DC per
yard more.
IMMENSE
BARG AIMS. ~ STILL oN haNo
IMMENsE Quite quantity OF
DAso- - '- LAWN PUFFING,
.,.,-.rou, - Z. sI.'
RiSRaAiNS. Reduced from SOC to iOc.
IMMENSE WHITE GOODS,
BARGAINS. ,...
ruMENsE must be closed before the
pARaAINs. close OF the season, hence we
have again mace reduc-
IMMENSE ton.
bAi. we EMBRoIDERIEs.
,.,n,rNaE -
BARa AIMS. Again opened
,uMEssE NEW LOT.
BAhe AIS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
h!AhR NsAfNs HANDSOME LINE
IMMENSE OF
bAhdAiNs' HAIR GOODS,
RAaRSaAiNs. To be closed at a sacrince.
IMMENsE aERcAIEs.
BARGAINS. -,,,. saas
IMMENSE as prints. 10 order to close
BARGAINS. them out. -
IMMENSE IN OUR
BARGAINS, ,n,.r nTp1pruENT
IMMENSE -.,.,-yn
BARGAINS WI -
IMMENSE A LANCE NAhibIi VI
BARGAINS. q n,u, 1,TrtN,,s
y IM snMliAiSs CHEAPER
t.MFssE THAN EVEN ofFERED
BAH5AiSs MOSQUITO BARS,
II
i,npn.tSa Re,luced from flrmer prices
DH'. NC :. - - and offered very low.
| IMMENSE
BAlVsAi'N'S III A LINE or LINEN
,,,ssVvar sHEETiNG8
bhr'o1A AND
IMMENSE a an T,-.sp ooon.
| BARGAINS. flbboH NAon
,NMTssE oGered qul,e cheap.
BARGAINs. - NC. pf,0fvTuFNTi
IMMENSE ,.,7-ro,,rpa
BARGAINS. ~ Jun -
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HERE AND THERE.

Tho German HANK Of AZ. Louis Gonc
into Liquidation e'nii ig
ST., LOUIS, July IL 1.-The liabilities
Of the German bank to deposltors Is
$4,000. tits believed the assets are
ample, but II otherwise, 80 per cent. Of
the capital SOO,OOO) not paid in will
be called for. This will cover oil la.
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For ,ne DenesIt ar IN. Ill,nd,

Nine or ten Of the pupils Of the In
stitution for the Blind, will givea con-
cert In the city OF Dallas ON Friday
night, the 10th OF July. The object
for whicn The Institution was estab-
lished Is 30 thoroughly misunderstood
that the superintendent deems Il pru-
dent to take tour through the state SO
that the people may see what can be
done for the blind. This win give
those with him q chance to give con-
certs for the benefit OF themselves and
some Of their homeless and helpless
sehoolmates. The concert and exer-
cises will consist OF music BY band Of
four totally blind boys, with two vlo-
Inns, one violincello and clarionet
and solos, duets, trios aud quartettes,
with plano accompaniment will be
sung by the boys and girls. They will
also exhibit their peculiar manner OF
working sums on their strange looking
states, show how they write In their
wonderful "ipoint or dot system,' Y and
will read from books In raised print.
This 10 rare chance to see what the
blind can do. Admissions 80 cents |;
children '25 cents. Reserved seats %
cents. z 'A re 49,
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A Federal onirIai uolpes 20 GrIef,

n fcNerni o0eihf Nt'"ee ~ 0Etff.
Anderson lSouthl Carolina) Intelli-
geneer: Some time since John h. Hub
bard, the notorious revenue detective
and United States marshal, on n raid
into Pickens county, behaved, as usual,
In a most outrageous aud defiant man.
ner, breaking up guns without cause,
cursing and abusing persons, and final-
liz got into a difficulty With Mr.. J. M.
Potter, whom he greatly abused BY
personal violence A warraiit was
Issued for him on charge OF assault
and battery with intent to kill, but
the sheriff OF PIckens county was pre-
vented from arresting him BY United
States lleuienant who stated that a.
Hubbard was revenue officer he could
not be arrested by the state authori-
ties, and thus the rascal was allowed
10 escape. The warrant, however, was
Forwarded 10 Columbia, and Trial-Jns-
tice Marshall had him arreated, and
In default OF bail In the sum Of live
hundred dollars, committed TO jail.
He viii be brought 10 Piekens and
tried for his outrageous conduct, alter
which he will no doubt learn that the
time for such hleh-hauded defiance Of
law and property - he has been living
nom for the past eight years has end.
ed. Public oilieefs are ~ much bound
40 obey the laws - any individual,
and Hubbard IL . capital subject 70
give the first lesson 10. We congratsl-
fate him In getting At last on the road
to the place where he has 20 louK de-
served % haye his zbode, which 4 ms
eide Of prison doors.
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The daily press, from Maine 10 Call.
fornis, report an unusually quiet
Fourth Of July this year. Suburban
towns and villages got up a little en-
thusissm, yet the cities made little
ado over the occasion. A few mishaps
occurred, yet fewer Ia number thsn
usual. But little damage was done by
IRE, and Insurance companies are
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The ersna Union Ho,eI rsises the
HACK TfneH on the yeMisIl Qusslron.

Hnfh ANuIA ~. htsE WISE 'tes'"-sD.-s
NEw York, July liza prominent
Jewish banker OF Wall street has re-
ceived letter from the managers Of
the Grand Union Hotel, ut Saratoga,
saying The ptoprietors would be happy
to extend ell the accommodations Of
the hotel to bis family. Itseems the
banker Is well acquainted with the
hotel managers. A friend OF the banker
says the letter was warm invitation
for tie bankers family TO occupy their
ebolee OF . suit of.sooms, and that II
was In response TO an application for
rooms made BY the banker 10 q Joke,
70 see what the result would be. for he
did not intend taking any rooms, AZ
bis wife was soon going 70 Europe.
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NEW ORLEANS.

f.nNsW..t HI" NWHN INH' HNN fIaHHU Il
Texas tEarnishes she, New baie-ftve
Lives Lost Opposite Baiop Ronge-7
The Levee Company.
New ORLEANS, July liza bale OF
new cotton, the FIRST this season, was
received to-day from Brownsville,
Texas. Weight AIS. Raised on the
plantation OF Marion q Follin, Came
ron county. $50
Mrs. Eliza o'Connell, wife Of Charles
OConnell, with her child, and Mrs.
Mary NJ. O'Connor, wife OF Thomas b.
OConnor. and her two children, were
drowned at Baton Rouge while at
tempting to cross the river In a akiff.
The Louisiana Leyee Company have
sued the state for sl,7Os,OOO, alleged to
be due tor work done on leyees.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-03-22
CRrrCN pIREcToRY.

FMST snyTGNINN--Scrviccs on the I'd
and 4tll Sabbaths al each month, morning
aud evening. Rev br. Lane, Pastor. Sab.
hath Srhool every Sunday morning at . o.
clock. y. Gilmore Superintendent,
PnINr rLEAlsM PiTarYTEniAN CuuHcH
w. f. Hill, FASTER Preaching list and
sd Snhhaths, morning and night, Bible
Class at the Parsonage on Wednesday cy.
cning Sabbath School, Sunday morning,
M. H. Hale, Superintendent.
PNursSr\Nr EPISCOPAL Church Rev. 7,
H. Lacy, Rector. Services Us follows At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every sun.
day morning at 10! n'GlmtS, except the ID
sunday in cucli month, ard every Sunday
evening. at 81 o'clock, except the Sd Sun
day in each month. Sunday School ut .
O'clock. T. Striblin=, Supt. Ncstry meet
ing on the evening Of The III Monday III cv-
.eYy month. Services at Brucc's Chapel on
the ID sunday at 10! a. NJ. Mason City
on the ID Sunday at - 7. " West Col
Nmbia the Sd Sunday at q T.. NJ.
NJ L, CnuNCn-ScfVitcS on the lst and
81 SIhla.hS Of caci, month, at lnl \. NJ,
and u f. NJ, during summer Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. i. u
Stewart, PASTOR. Sabbath s.lloolevcry sun
day morning at . o'clock. y. :. Snydcr,
Superintendent.
VI, T.. CUyHCn, SorTlt-Scrvicc> on the
lll Sabbath OF each month. Rev. --
Robinson Pastor Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning 1T O'clock Robert S.
BickcI, Superintendent.
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ALinr's Victory.

The fact that Detroitors are long
suffering and kind hearted was
again cxcmplifed yesterday. One
of the dozen passengers on a Wood
ward avenue car suddenly remarked
that it was an awful snow storm, and
that he never saw so omuch snow on
the ground before.
"Pohl" exclaimed q little whiffet
of man in the corner; this is no
storm at all Why, in Omaha, l
have seen forty-scven feet at onccF'
"Buried the town, didn't it?"
"Of course it buried the town, but
that was all right, We dug out the
snow and left the crust, us n sort ola
sky, and in three days we had sum
mer weather down there. Roses
bloomcd, peach trees blossomed, and
the boys went in swimming just the
same as in July! Don't talk about.
such storms as thisp
+"W-what became of the crust?"
gasped a man at the front end of the
car.
"It's hanging there YETI" replied
the noble liar.-DetroH Free Press.
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a sIlstake.a


A young man who thinks that be-
can lead reckless and profligatelife,
until he becomes a nSide aged man.! nj
and then, repent and make eood,
and steady citizon, is deluded blythe
devil. He thinks that people are
fools destitute Of memory: He cou-
.clpdes that if he repents eSsryb6dy
viii forget that he was edissipated
wretch, This if not the case; people
remember your Bid deeds and forget
Ssar good'ea6s Besidesit is noeasy
thing tp break UP in the middle age
bad ha6itsthat haye Bel1 formed in,
youth. When a horse contracts the
habit Of baking, he generally retains
It throuGh life = HA-spill -.
get into deep hole, and then he
holds back. Just SO it is With the
boys who contract bad habits. They
will sometimes leave Off their bad
tricks, and do well'enough they
get into tight place, and then they
return to the old habit, OF those
boys who contract the bad habit of
drunkenness, not one in every hund~
red dies sober man. The best way
to break up a bad habit is never to
contract it. The only way to pre-
vent drunkenness is never to drink
En-.
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a sAowy-winged messenger; TEdI =
at his left is darkapparition stand;
ing on:elcseR hoofs which is vic:
Itor? WI trankly.owT tho dou-
ble, tongued dpSling, asking humbly
for Ssrgiyeness2 NaITruthfolds her
pure wings andffllS crushed to the
esfh tPhoenix like She will rise
again nd,that figure with an ex5
.uitass smile on its fiend. face. ,hisses
in 4 ercdibreath:.
Ssgp on keep on in the way ye now 20,
cepta double portion in my realm Of
Swoe;s
Qhl,woEish we could write how
Honor. and Christian integrity did
finally regain their sway over. him;
how, as he minglcd with the world
he. acknowledged Aisfowaa, peklidions.
evnuuet IN SFepentant conefititii0f,
thereby shielding those he had wrong
ed. But alas! he grasped tightly the
same old cloak, throadbare and tat
tered now-and the principle that
allowed him to deny in the presence
of Eva the treacherous course pur-
sued with Adelia, and vice versa, al
lowed him to deny in the face of the
world whatsoever he desired.
Woman may not arise and avenge
her wrongs. But God and the angels
note them every one. "With what
measure ye mete it shall be mcasur-
ed to yo again" Haman caused q
gallows to be erected for the destruc-
ton of Mordecai-perhaps he viewed
it towering.high above mother earth
with grim satisfaction, but alas! for
hun al expeditions. While Nor
decai is elevated to favor, Haman if
exalted upon the gallows.
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Something to Rally or.

Just before dinner yesterday wo-
man living on Larned street entered
a Jefferson avenue grocery with snap"
ping eyes, and as she slammed tim
pail down on the counter hissed out:
"Minced-meat is it2 Why don't
you call it sIop, Or stuff or hen-feed2"
Eyes that is some of our minced
meat" replied the butcher, as he un-
covered the pail. 81 remember of
your buying this yesterday"
"I bought this. hash for minced
mcat!" she exclaimed.
Ttiscalled minced meat, madam"
"But IT tastes like saw-dust and
pork-scraps chopped togetherl"
~ shouldn't wonder if it did, but
you see most everybody understands
thatrcady-madc minccd-mcat is simp|
ly nucleus to rally on. 1t is the
foundation, as it were, of a good thing
You want to add more meat, more
apples, more raisins, some brandy,
some cider, little cinnamon, u few
cloves, sprinkling of sugar, a trifle
of spice, and you can't fail to have
good pies"
''Then why not make my own
minccd-mcatl'' she shriekcd.
"Why not9 We keep it on sale
simply as an objective point to rally
on"
dwell, you and'your whole caboodle
of clerks can rally on this half gal
lon," she firmly said, turning the
pail upside down on the counter.
"Just as you desire, madarn," was
the aflable reply, and when she reach
cd the door and looked back the mcr-
chant still wore the same kind and
patient smile,
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Adams First wi@'s Revenge,


This is the old Hebrew cabalistic
legend of Lilith, the first wife Of
Adam, as told by NJ. D, Conway, in
his lecture of the devil: "She was n
cold, passionlcss, splendid beauty,
with wondrous golden hair. She
was created Adams equal in every
respect; and, therefore, properly
enough, refused to obey him, For
this she was driven from the garden
of Eden, and Eve was croatOd-made
to order so to spoak-or one Of Ad-
ans ribs, Then the goldcn-haired
Lilith-jcalous, enragcd, pining for
her first home in Paradisc-cntcrcd
in the form of serpent, crept into
the garden of Eden, and tempted
Adam and Eve TO their destruction.
And, from that day to this, Lilith, n
cold, passionlcss beauty, with golden
hair, has roomcd up and down the
earth, snaring the sons Of Adam, and
destroying them, You may always
know her dead victims, for whonev-
cr man has been destroyed by the
hands of Lilith, YOU will always find
single golden hair wrapped tight
around his lircloss heart, 10 this
day many and many " son Of Adam
is lurcd TO death and ruin from hay
ing the golden hair of woman
wrapped too tight around his heart
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Ju!ge Circuit Comt-IToN. Jos. SMlrlT
Residence RaycnswoDd Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court--C, b. WAGGENEt.
Dcputy-IAMGs II. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk County Conn-E. KDnEHLINa.
Dcputy--JosEru II. HOLLOWAY.
President County Cout-D. $, EAX Ma
TIRE.
Prosecuting Attorncy-G. p. SIMPSON.
ShcriH.-DAvrn S. STEVENSON,
Dcputics-d. 7. Il. D. SMITH j. ,lEwErT
JonN Il. DABSEY, Henry FRY.
.JailOr-J. JEwErr.
Surveyor ol IAnls-Tuos. ]. RoprrTs.
Assessor Dist. No. JAS. W. WINDON.
Assessor Dist, No. - Il. BAEER.
Sup't Public SchOols-CuAs. T.. lIuGG.
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"11o,d up YourHusbnnd."

A woman writing upon the sub
jcct of hard times, addresses her sis
ters in the following truthful Ian
guagc:
"Well, what's to be done about it?
Such times kill energy, hope, enter
prise. 'Alas' you say, if | were but
a man, etc. This is the cant Of the
absurd, unfeminine ambition and
discomfort. Drop it; it is unbecom-
ing and indicate. Thank God, who
has made you a woman; who has
placed you in Il sheltered position;
"i.o hos IutcrspeEseo between You
and the harsh contact of life and en-
terprise, the devotion and strength
of man, Sit back in your curtained
house, where you need see only your
own-yours by every tic of affection
and blood; yours in tenderness and
sympathy-where you are, or may
be, as supreme as royalty itself, and
glory in your empire! But dare not
to be idle there. Your hands, if
they are dainty and white, were not
made to handle laces and silks alone;
nor is the quick brain, which throbs
under your smooth brow, or flashes
from your dark eyes, to be fed by
romance and fiction. Verify, you've
mission outside the domestic re-
quirements Of homcl Hold your
husband up! Yes, even you, who so
often feel that you must lean hcnvi-
ly upon his strength and love. Hold
him up! The day may come Ctcomcs
to all sooner or later) when your
hands must do this work-yourhcart
must bear its burden as well as his,
A day may come when, in bitterness
and disappointment, he will call
himself fuilurc-whcn he believes
men so call him, You know other,
wise-you know him brave, patient,
true and good, but not infalliblc,
Men grow strangely weak when they
doubt themselves. Now is the time
You know him far better than others
Let him SEQ and feel that your judg'
mcnt, the court above all the rest
indorses him. Show him that you
believe in him-that on this trust
you rest for your little ones and your.
self Keep his heart warm with con
fdence and approval, Tell him bold
Ily that with him at the helm, your
domestic happiness cannot be wreck
cd. Keep his thoughts at home
Don't let him look too far out at sea
fearing storms and breakers. More
than one man has been saved, help
ed, rescued by his wife's unfailing
faith. Il cannot be less than she
thinks me- he says; and new shod
he begins the battle onccmorc. Here
is your mission, my sistor-herc youl
duty-hcrc your suffrage. Keep the
bricrs of this teasing world from
pricking your husbands and broth
or's hearts at homo, They can stant
the thrusts outside, if they know The
oil of faith and love meets them with
in. Beware of ponsiye looks ont
plaintivc remarks, Beware of thC
little foxes that spoil the vines ant
you will find n mission as noble
rights as unlimited, and u form a
well platformod, as any rocolcitrOn
contestant of 'Womons Rule"
---,...----.-a---
UD,,vn Ia "a Cnnl Ninn IN Vnuth
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TERMS OF COURT.

Crrcrrr Corr-First Monday in April,
mud first Monday in October.
CorNrY CoUwr-'rhird Monday in Ianu-
AIRY; Third Monday in March; Third Mon
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday III November; Tlird Monday in
December.
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Worlds interviewed with n mil
lionairc; Il tell you, sir, this winter
is awful hard on the rich man. He
doesn't even cat his dinner in peace.
How can he when there arc forty
thousand who are dinnerless? His
money gets to be Il roproach to him.
and he feels us il ho'd like To- give
tho whole of 1t away in ono lump
and try tho luxury orbcing poor for
n whilo, But you needn't say any
thing about that, or I'll have fresh
battalion here tomorrow, and half
the oilers in town will bo writing
me letters, In fact, ! wouldn't say
anything about 1t II | we're you; but
IT'S fact, tho rich man suffers in u
hard winter n great deal moro than
tho poor man. You take my word
for II. And the poor don't pity him
q Bit
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BENEVoLENT SOCIETIES.

MAsoMc-Minturn Lodge No 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month,
OpD FmlowS.-point Pleasant Lodge No,
81, !, o. q. F., meets every Thursday
night, Hall in Storta's block
Court Point Pleasant, No. ), |. O, f.,
meets every Friday evening 7! O'Clock, at
Capthart's Hall.