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SUMMER RESORTS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Passengers leave carsat Christiansburg Depot, A.,
g

" W.
This is the only Resort in America where the
Walters are in W bite Gloves, and Head L
Waiter in Dubant'S best French Kid YE.AV
Gloves, and everything else in style to k:5ff u
CORE spoId to Kid s loves.
It having reached the Proprietor, that some one
with less brains than malice had circulated the
port that the above Springs were not open, tit no
having occurred to said S'anderer that lie unless
well hid reGounded to the benefit and blessing of
the injured aid maligned party and eterlalIy
damned the foul inventory he, the Proprietor, takes
this method OF informing the public generally and
the patrons Of the yellow Sulphur pofic"t1rly.
that these celebrated Springs are hot only open,
but kept second to no house, not even excepting
the Windsor, of New York, Grand Union, OF
Saratoga, as regards Table and Style.
The we'll known medicinal qualities of the yell
low Sulphur Water. and Its far-famed beauty are
SO we'll admitted, that it Ia useless to dwell on
them.
The extremely low rates for such splendid ac-
commods1ions are only ~ 80 per day, S12. 30 per
week, $40 for four "a weeks.
A. G. W HITE, Manager. aug7-eod2w
EENVICK'S HOTEL and SUMNER RE
e SORT, LeonordtoYn, Md:-steamers Ia
J.W. Thompson and Sue, to Washington YE.1A n
and Baltimore five times per week. Terms 2s.i1H j
II. 30 per day, S25 per month.
jy27 eotsepi. J. F. FENWICK, Prop'r.
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CITY ITEMS.
CH1LpRHN's Books.-Milans s wilkins, 6IS


A HALF OR WHOLE BOTTLE of Murray and
Lanman's Florida Water mixed with the
water of the BAH IS of great use to invalids
and all delicate or nervous persons, as il re-
wives and braces up the failing strength and
soOthes the most irritable nervous system.
GAS FIXTuREs.--Oyer two hundred vari
cites in 2 3, 4, and y lights. at prices to suit
the times, at HamiltOn's. Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing. 73l,eo2:
full figure, fail to produce their due effect il
the complexion Is defaced with pimpleS or
blotches, or the skin is rough or harsh. To
remedy these detects use Gtenn'S Sulphur
Hdu's Heir Dye restores the tinge of youth
to gray locks
FOR COLDS, CorGHs, BRONCHITIS and all
affections OF the lungs, take Ayers Caerry
PectOrQl.
DIR. RoUsELAUX' FRENCH LINIMENT.-The
best in the world for painful diseases A so
cent bottle will go further than five dollars
worth of any other liniment and is free from
OIL Office, SOC 9Th street, city.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toU's Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t cOrrects acidity Of the stomach, re-
lieyes wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
4ysentery and dfarrh9a, whether arising
fem teething or other causes. An old and
verified remedy. Is cents bottle.
HAPPY T1D1Nes for nervous sufferers and
those who have been dOSed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with Information
worth thousands. mailed free Address PGi.
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 6,1S,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer'S Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No.9O6 G street,
near 9th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly dress
eS: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as If newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for for Is cents
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BEAUTIFUL lace white striped goods, Is I;
Victoria lawns, 10c.: beautiful figured lawns
Pacifc), 10; beautiful calico. S; children's
colored hosiery, excellent corsets, 50; closing
out parasols at real cost. Carter's, III Market
Space. Excellent black alpaca 25: black cash
and children bleached table damask, so; Shet
land shawls white, blue and cardinal; one
hundred Q00) pieces new and beautiful lawns,
lust receiYed,-Adrt.
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GAS FfXTURES.-Oyer two hundred yari
cites i'm p 3, 4, and Il lights, at prices to suit
the times, at HamiltOn's. Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing. Al
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STRUCK WITH BRICK.-AbOut II O'clock
this morning Patrick Henry, colored, at the
corner of North Capitol and III streets, was
struck on the head with brick by an un-
known white man, and badly injured. He
was removed to the station by Officer Shields,
and DIR. Elliott, jr.. attended him. He was re-
moved to No. II Pierce street.
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CATARRH
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Il
III

DR.. HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY FOR
CATARRH
Is Weil-k0wn preparation, never failing to cure
offensive Breath, Hawking or Catarrh. Harmless
W. b. ENTWISTLE. corner 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue, wholesale agent.
met Inc Ge1ni . In Square Boxes With Printed DE-
With DR. HARTLEY's Philadelphia Medical Jour
MI. Price Oss Dollar. Sold st every Drug Store,
and by DR.. HARTLEY,
1y22-1y No. 20 North Green st.. B0ltJsssore.
EOR HOT WEATHER.
We are now prepared to furnish
EAST INDIA YAMBOO CLOTH.
SEERSUCKER W.
ana 4ADRES SEERSUCKER, 6
HSeeSonaDlo rates for the heated term.
T.. ;. HuBER6ER, Tailor,
No. 6S6 18th street,
YETI Warrington, D. q,
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A HALF OR WHOLE BOTTLE of Murray and
LanmanS Florida Water mixed with the
water of the bah IS of great use to invalidS
and all delicate or nervous persons, as il re-
wives and braces up the failing strength and
SoOthes the most irritable nervous system.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.
EDUCATIONAL.

~ EORGE TOWN KINDERGARTEN
~ Fer Children from three to twelve years of axe
,,,s, PRINCIPALS,
MlsS N; Z: HATCH. MISS NJ. K KING,
Graduates or Frpbel's Sy stem.)
The duties of the Kiuderg srten Will begin TUES
DAY, september 10lh. For circulars apply at No.
I6o W est ST.. near High. aug7-2w
N1RGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE srAUN-
TON, ViR6INlA. Rev. X. III. PHILLIPS,
Heetof assis; ed by full corps OF experienced OH
cers: r The 34th annual session win common .
SEPTEMBER 11th 1873 Bailding spacious. with
gas and hot and cold Water. Heated by steam. Ex-
IenSlve grounds. Patronage from nineteen states
school hrst-class. Terms reduced. Seven churches
WITHIN three minutes walk. For catalogue address
the Rector. aug7-wNsSJ
GPENUERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner
~ Ith and L. SITS. n.w,, gives education for real
mle 10 soDS and daughters. The course comprises
Penmanship. Spelling, Composition, Correspond
ente, business Arithmetic. Single and Double
Entry Book keeping, Business Practice, Political
economy, Commercial Law, and Lectures Day
and Evening Open for reception Of students last
Monuay In August and thereafter. For pa tieu-
lars visit the College, or address IL. G. SPENCER,
Principal. auc6
T1rHE ECLECTIC SEMINARY.-This Semi
Il nary viii bs opened September4 at 1874 . ST.
A NORMAL CLASS will be formed, and a new aud
improved metnod of instruction will be used in the
A.! and Primary departments. Circulars at
aHs5- I'm Il. RICHARDS, Principal.
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FIRE.-The alarm turned in from box num-
Der l34, abOnt o clock this morning, was for
fire discovered in a three story frame dwell i.
ing, No 81 l4th street northwest, occupied by
insured. The cause OF the FIRE is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-07

FOR COLDS, COUGHs, BRONCHITIS and all
affections OF the lungs, take Ayers Caerry
PectOrQL,
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Educational Institutions,

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Parents and guardians are already begin
ming 10 look around for suitable schools at
which TO place their children and wards for
the next term. The teachers and principals
of educational institutions are therefore be-
ginning to make preparations for the "slu
campaign Among the many excellent
schools, well conducted, the following have
made their announcements, by advertisement
Tor the next opening. As the others do like
wise. notices OF them will appear in The STAR:
MademOiSelle Prud hOmme, who has taught
French TO nearly every one in Washington
who knows anything about the language, re-
opens her classes for beginners and the inter
mediate and advanced grades, the LIST Of DC
tooer next. Her classes are taught at l0l4 18th
The duties of the Georgetown Collegiate in
Sti ute-boarding and day school for young
ladies and children-will be resumed Wednes-
day, September 18th. For circulars address
town
We call attention to the advertisement of
me Virginia Female Institute, of Staunton,
va. Inc 18th annual session will commence
September 18th. Catalogues furnished on ap-
pheation to the rector, Rev. r. H. Phillips.
Address Mrs. 5. L. Cady, New Haven, Conn,
Tor particulars CONCERNING her excellent school
ior Young iadies-the West End Institute
Scno0 ior young ladies', the ROsslyn Seminary.
AZ Ion street, wednesday, September 18Th
Miss Ross and her school are Both Well and
faNorably known. She will be at the scbnni
rooms september 10th, until when her address
Is MOrriStown, y. j. " Aaio>>
Attention is called to the MaplewOod Ips,,-
tute, at Concordyille, Pa, of which ] Shnrt
ildge, A. NJ, is principal. The instruction for
boys and girls is first class in every reSnect
students are prepared either for business or
for college. vi
The Spencerian Business College which ed
neates the young members of both sexes for
the duties OF real life, opens the last Monday
of the present month.
MIR. Il. Richards school the Eclectic Semi
nary, begins work at 1884 q street northwest
September 4th. A normal class for the new
Term viii be formed and an improved method
OF instruction introduced In the primary and
academic departments. ~'-~
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A TI.ANTIC OCEAN.
SECOND GRAND EXCURSION To
OCEAN CITY,
TIL RSDAN August IL 1919
Another Opportunity to Visn OIf ocsa


Another Opportunity to Visit old Ocean.
Arrangements have been made for anorhsr Tx
curson 70 OCEAN Guy. on Thursday, -
August 10, 1873. "Details need not
be entered ioio concerning this gr, at
ocean resort, for II Is Acknowledged TO ave the
gIancest surf on the Atlantic Coast. 81 nepGxenI
Bay is only 200 yaIdS from the hotels, where par-
ties can enjoy Fishing, Boating, q inning and
natcnlng on It's beautiful waters. Steamer Jane
Moseley will leave 9Th st. wharf. Thursday August
10, promptly at q u. m arriving 1T Crisfield by
a.m next morning. Leave Crisfield NJ 6: 10 a. M,
arriving at OCEAN tity in time for breakfast. Ftn
Smon9 &c 6reah.rs. Eight hours ON the Ocean
Snore. bathers can venture 800 Yards from the
shore in safety; no under-tow. Meas AT the hotels
And on the boat so cents each. Tickets, So; chill
50. Mattresse free.
:, Tickets can be had at the following Drugstores
Eerguson's, Capitol Hin: Thompson :, Is ST !:
MAJORS cor. 9Th aud H sts. Crop.ey S, 4eorse-
town. Id e., and the following Bookstores: Nor
IIson' Pa. av.; Purcel'S. 9Th ST.: Brad Adams
81: solomons Chapman, Pa. av.. aud OF the
following: W. VI. Cali n Bro. Jewellers: VIM
u. Metzerott Co., Music Store, al the Ebbitt
house and n NATIONAL Hotel. Staterooms for sale al
Eallantyne's Bookstore, 7th st.
aueSet K =. LAWRENSoN, Manager.
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BiASk SILKS, cOlOred silks. checked silks.
s,iipSu sliKs every shade of cOlOred silks. in
S siiEs an the very light and dark shades OF
CaTfer's. ~ Market Space. BIacS silk ~.
Sneshsn, Diaek SILK, i5; our real satin. finished
S S,aek SIN, 81 and sl25; black {damasse] silk
pure white linen lawns. black linen IaWnsM
ddrl. 'N0H i@"us.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-07

DIR. ROUsELAUX' FRENCH LINIMENT-The
best in the world for painful diseases. A 50
cent bottle will go further than five dollars
worth of any other linment, and is free from
oil. Office, SOC 9Th street, city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-07

BRIGHT EYES. regular features, and grace
full figure, fail to produce their due effect il
the complexion is defaced with pimples or
blotches, or the. skin is rough or harsh. To
remedy these defects use Gtenn'S Sulphur
SOAP.
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GkEAT FALLS.-The neat little pleasure
VI boat NELLIE will make her ADtss>--TTI;T;-S
regular trip TO GREAT FALLS Es[Ez5f3
on SU MAY August 4th, and every Sunday iheT.-
after until further notice, leaving her wharf At
congress street bridge Georgetown al $50 a. m.
Fare, DOC. She can also he chartered auy othsr
fortably. anri-fw.
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HiVs Heir Dye restores the tinge of youth
tn Crqv locks
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POINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER aRHK.0
BANKERS.

A 1H1IMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
81 VIII execute orders for the purchase or sale of
BLOCKS, Bonds and Gold on moderate maroinS
negniassh rs - each 100 shares. Stock privileges
on responsible parties only Correspon-
a aa solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am
V VnEtng Hna stock Exchange, IS Wall St. New
IoIk. reference, ID. Il. Manyau. ESQ Presidsns
Natlonal Trust Co.. New York. AMI
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GRAND EXCURSION.
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
CAPES.
On the Floating Palace Steamer
LOUISE, OF BALTIMORE,
AUGUST 18TH 1873.


the LOUISE will leave Stephenson's wharf 7
O'Clock p. M THURSDAY, August 49,
18th.
Staterooms at Whitaker's, al Pa ave- Tickets
al Ihompson' s, 703 18th st. Moore's corner Pa
ave; and l7th 81. Majors, corner 9TH and III sta
Bailantyne's, 9TH ST.; Gilman's. 627 Pa ave
hopt. beaii 8, $50 Pa. ave. !; Dooley's 223 Pa ave-
Soo.. aug1-2w
&C. LYCEUM EXCURSIONS.
,,,,,, BARGE C0CKADE CITY
III MAKE Moonlight Excursions 49,
on the Potomac river every WE'D Ess!kk@k
NhSDAt and FRIDAY EVEN 16
!NGs, leaving street wharf at z D. m re-
turning at III PIN. - '' ~
FARE ONLY 5 CENTS
Also, every SUNDAY AFTERNOON # z nm
returning at pm. T''
FARE 16 CENTS.
Music, refreshments and dancing on an eve X
E,ns Iips. NO improper persons al nitted *
lIe ABOVE daily excursions will commence We'd
y29-tr INV
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COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE. corner Of 7th street
NARd New York avenue, entrance on New ~
n the city. Money 1Aned ct the lowestO q
rate OF interest on Gold and Silver Watches Plalo
and PlaIt d Ware. Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, La
dies ana 6entiemen's Clothing, Carpets. md al
Arllc.eS OF value. 1Anl-1y
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p9ToMAC FERRY CO..

Il MASHINGTON ALEX
sSM an ssa . sa so W ,a 7:2o,
1910. 1:20 $40, 800. 4, 4:35 and IN. M. Leav,
Alexandra 1870 8. $50, 8 80. 1910 10 so, III 81
I'M, 12:45, 2 800, 4, 4 So. 8 :35, 9 80 and 81
cepted. anSi o -
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO MARsHaIJ.
~ HALL. Steamer s.Mattano',
leaves 6th-st. wharf EVERY SUN EAS4SA
LA, % $50 p. NJ, for Marshall
ualis returning will arrive In Washtnptou at 9. an
I'M. No pains will be spared to make these excnr
s0ag 9unet ano agreeable. A good Bard Of Music
trip, % cents So o
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WILLET LIBBEY
Corner Etcth street and Nesc York avenue
jyS-tr
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First Capital Prize. $500, 600.
second do. do. two Of 500, coo each.
prize less than 81, OW
Whole tickets, $40: half, $40; quarter, $40;
tenth, %; twentieth, "a.
Send tor plans to
MANUEL ORRANTIA
jy3-eO2m 768 Common Ste. New Orleans, La.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-24
The American FIamingo.

The American hamingo, with his
gorgeous scarlet feathers, is superb
fellow. He Is very shy, peculiarly
afraid of man. On account of its fine
apparel, it has been more closely pur-
sued than almost any other bird. 1t
does not go north like some of the her
ons, but AudEbOn says it has occasion.
ally been seen in South Carolina. Its
constant home, however, is in the
southern part of Florida and along the
Gulf coast.
Like the herons, the, famingOes are
SOciable, and live in f1ocks. They have
webbed feet, which give them an ad-
vantage over the herons In enabling
them to swim or wade. / have never
been able to get near enough to these
birds to gain any personal knowledge
of their habits.
The nest of the flamingo Is q, curious
affair; usually built in a marshy, mud
dy place, in the form OF q mound. II
Is made Of sticks and grass and mud
to the height of two or three feet. with
hollow In the middle to hold the
eggs. The male Is said to assist In the
construction Of the nest, but this is
probably mere conjecture, for think
no one living at the present time has
been able to get near enough to these
birds to watch their habits, and their
nests can be reached only with great
difficulty.
The female lays two white eggs
about the size of those of q goose. 1t
Is said that she sits sstride the nest in
an ungainly fashion, and that the
young, as soon as they are hatched,
take to the water like young ducks.
II a law could be passed to protect
these birds, what grand sight the
waters OF Florida would soon PRESENT.
These great, brilliant, scarlet birds,
dallying and playing in the water, or
wading near the shore In quest OF
game, would be sight never to be
forgotten. Can it be possible that Flor
ida does not care for such glorious
creatures, and will allow, year aftor
year, these msrauders from the North
to kill them without single protest?
Unless something Is done for the pro
lection of these splendid creatures,
they must soon become extinct; for
their range is quite limited, and fear
the boy and girl readers of to-day, by
the time they grow to men and women,
can only read of these as gorgeous
birds of the past. Mrs. Mary Treat,
st. Nicholas for February.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-24
THE SUN.
/. NEW YORK,


As the time approaches for the renewal Of
subscriptions, THE Sun would remind its
friends and well-wishers everywhere, that it
is again a candidate for their consideration and
support. Upon its record for the past ten
years it relies for a continuance Of the hearty
sympathy and generous cooperation which
have hitherto been extended to it from every
quarter of the Union.
The Daily Sun Ia four page-shaet OF ee
columns, price by mail, postpaid, 55 cents q
month, or $3.50 per year.
The Sunday edition of The SUN is an
eight-p sheet of 56 columns. While giving
the news of the day, it also contains large
amount of literary and miscellaneous matter
specially pFepared for 1t. The SUNDAY SUN
has met with gFsst success Postpaid $1.2O
IL year.
The Weekly Sun,
Who Goes not know The WERKLy SUM- It
circuIstes throughout the United States, the
Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thousand fami-
lies grsst its welcome pages wsekly, and re-
gard II In the light Of guide. counsellor, md
friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural. and
literary departments make 1t essentially jour-
nal for the family and the fireside. Termss
One Dollar q year, postpaid. This price.
lquality considered, makes It the cheapest news
paper published. For clubs Of ten, with $40
cash. We Will send an. extra copy free. Ad-
dress PUBLISHER OF THE SUN,
NoE 1-sE. New York City.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-24
How to be Beautiful.

"How can / be beautiful?" Every
boy and girl, man and woman, wants
to know that. Here Is Mr.. Emerson's
beauty recipe: "There Is no beautifer
Of complexion, or form, or behavior,
like the wish to scatter joy and not
cain around u.s." Do YOU suppose that
recipe will work? Think of the most
beautiful people you know. All, ]
knew some one would say mother
Do you not think these people are
those who try very hard to make
others happy? l know very many
people who would have remained very
plain had they sought only to please
themselves.
We want to try Emerson's rule for
becoming beautiful, SO it will not do to
forget that "There is no beautifier of
complexion, or form, or behavior, like
the wish to scatter joy and not pain
Ground U.S."
But We would like to have him tell
US what things last longest.
He Is already to tell whoever wants
to know, Beauty is the quality which
makes te endure. In the house that
know, have noticed block of sper-
maceti lying about closets and mantel-
pieces for twenty years together, sim
ply because the tallow- man gave it the
form Of rabbit; and l suppose it may
continue to be lugged about unchanged
for century. Let an artist draw q
few lines or figures on the back of 9
letter, and that scrap Of paper is rescu.
ed from danger, Is put in portfolio, or
framed and glazed, and, In proportion
to the beauty of the lines drawn, will
be kept for centuries" And there are
beauties of heart, mind and character,
that do not meet the eye, hut are none
the less powerful in 'msking to en-
dure."-Julia E. Sargent, st. Nicholas
for February.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-24
To Surprise a Dog.

This Is the way man among the
Himalays Mountains once astonished
a strange dog. He put on a pair OF
huge goggles and walked steadily and
quietly toward the dog, without
speaking a word. The dog bristled
up and stared hard for a moment, and
then, all at once, he seemed tc wilt,
and away he SUNK as if ashamed of
himself.
1 heard about this only the other
day, and / tell it now merely to warn
you not to try the little trick, unless
you are sure your dog will not get
angry and jump for you.
1t would not look well for you to
stink of as If you we're ashamed Of
yourself.-"Jack-in-the- Pulpit" st.
Nicholas for February.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-24

IT is said that John Wesley once, in
the visions of the night, found him.
self, as he thought, at the gates of hell.
He knocked, and asked who were
within. Are there any Roman Cath
olics here?' he asked. Yes was the
answer, "a great many ANY Church
of England men? Yes, a great many.'
ANY Presbyterisns" Yes, great
many Amy Wesleyans?' 'Yes, a
great many Disappointed and dis
mayed. especially at the last reply, he
turned his steps upwards. at the gates
of Paradise, and here he repeated the
same questions. ANY Wesleysns
here?' NO. ANY Church of England
MeD? NO. ANY Roman Catholics?'
No. Whom have you here?' he
asked in astonishment. We know
nothing here,' was the reply, tof any
Of those names that you have men,
toned. The only name of which we
know anything here Is Christian; we
are all Christians here, and OF these
we have great multitude which no
man Can number, of all nations, and
kindreds, and peoples, and tongues
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-24

next to none of their own money in mental
food. They are, as a sex, economical and
even parsimonious till they pass draper's,
and then exit economy and enter the worst
waste On to their backs 60 their incomes;
and even in needless and ugly additions to
their clothing, and in distorting their ears
those perfect shells-with ear rings, and
crushing their v;tals with ccrsets that redden
their noses and disease their bodies, and in
dyes that burn their hair, and piles of dead
hair that rub the live hair OF their skulls
where no forethought is, they spend without
e1aggeration, three hundred times more
money than they do in printed matter, which
is the vital food and wholesome nutriment OF
the civilized mind, whether msle or female. :"