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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrswstL Dec ie-Arriyed bark + MeG~ery, Wal
nut. Cardiff; 18th, T He'll. Fits, Boston.
Sailed 18th schr Nellie starr. Poland, Pensacola
Arrived 18th Andes tBr SAMSON. New York via
savanilla SC sail Goth for New York before stated
AssrrrA BAY, ia, Doc 7-Arr,ed sehr Porter, Cur
tia, Norfolk.
BAHIA Dec B-fn port brig Ellen Maria. Tnmphear, for
al Thomas; sehr Cceiic, Pindsr, for New York.
Arrived Nov IL, brgs Ellen Maria, Lsmphcr, New York;
16sh. Gesine tGcr), Rofef, DO . . =
18th Byrn Ivor tBr. Eysns. Bull River; oath, brig
Marian ma PORT, Santos, Boston.
Sailed about Dec brig Gipscy Dso) Fries, barbados.
RACK Rf,pR Ia, Dec 2-Arrivcd, schr Nina A Reed
Allen Port spain via Anncsta hay .
Dec tsn port brig Acadin tBr), Horn, for
OF fIatteras probably New York; .
FArworrrr Ia Dec ARRIVED schr zingu, from Nov Or
leans. . .
In por. Dec II brig Ida r Bryan for New York to sail
500
HAyasA Dee c8-Arrved, steamer Niagara CARTS, New
York
sailed 2st steamer Enrique tSpl Gascnara Baltimore
HALIVsx Dice 24-ciearcd ship Edith Troop tBr1, smith
tfrom York.. Antwerp having repaired bark Louisa
watt tBri. Langdon. Hampton Roads.
Arrived 9th steamers Peruvian B, smith. Baltimore
for Liverpool sail 18th Cortes, Bennett, New York
kIscsrox ia. Dec s-Arrivcd. schr q Mowry Eaton,
GnadaIoupc and sailed iith for Old Hsrbcr and Nsy
YORK;; ah, steamer csrbbesn Br, sandrsy ssv.nii,a
taad sailed 1itb for Vera Cruz ana 1averpoon. fth
Steasr Atlas Orr, Low New YORK for Auz Csyss, &c and
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Are discovered in the cellar Of No. 100
William street last night. at twenty minutes to
twelve. by ofhcer Hickey Of the Fourth precinct
An alarm sounded and the engines promptly
responded. BY the time the engines had reached the
spot the flames had gained considerable headway,
having assembled the FIRST foor Of the hve
story Building which is occupied by Messrs
Frer \ Wolf. paper stock manufacturers.
A number of streams applied at
the front while four carried To the rear
through the building No 81 Frankfort street The
buildings threatened for time by the
flames which steadily gained force the paper stock
burning furionsly. Engines Nos. II. .. ''s and ~.
however took up good positions. and the hre was
soon brought under control BY one O'Clock A. NJ
the fire practically extnguished. The loss Was
very heavy. 1t is estimated at about $1,000 damage
to the building and 5000 TO stock.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

DR.. Whitehead was yesterday admitted to $1,000
bail by Judge Murray.
A horse belonging to Charles Hickman, of No. 2s3
avenue G, was burned to death yesterday during
fire iii stable in the rear of the above premises.
Maggie Mclaughlin. who was arraigned at Essex
Market Police Court yesterday on charge OF disor-
derby conduct, attempted to commit suicide with a
scissors. Two officers prevented her. She is now IN
Jail.
Judge Hilton called at Police Headquarters yester-
day afternoon anu heiu aMe ieng,ns ,ad ,a
there not yet any new Developments in the
Stewart vault robbery.
A large meeting Of the directors Of the German.
American Bank held yesterday ut No. % wall
street 1t reported that they were about to wind
mp the affairs of the bank but after the meeting the
officers denied that any such action had been taken
Mails due in this city via the Erie Railway at
eleven O'Clock on Thursday night did not reach the
Post Office until eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
The mail from ST. Louis over the New YORK central
and Hudson River road due at hafpast eleven A. NJ
yesterday, about three hours behind time.
Henry Smith. clerical looking parsonage, was ar
raigned Essex Market Police Court yesterday, by
charged with having obtained money from several
girls in the city on the plea that ne was col
lectng ii for the Redemptorist Fathers church on
East Third street. He was remanded until this morn
ing.
DR.. J. G. Holland lcctlrei on THE Elements Of Per
sonal Power III Association Hall. This lecture was
first delivered III this city before audience OF
teachers about four years since Win MS repetioh
last night the Young Mems Christian Association
series of ten lectures on popular subjects came 10
close. series of ten medical lectures to young men
will follow shortly.
Webster Young. thirty years Of age. was held in
1000 bail by Judge Murray, at the Iombs Police
Court yesterday to answer charge OF forgery The
alleged offence occurred i'll October last, when the
prisoner boarded at the house of Mr.. Jackson, and
the complainant being in debt for board to
the amount OF S23. he offered forged check for
$40 in pay ment and received 81 change.
The funeral Of the Rev. Uriah Scott. formerly pas
tor OF the Church OF the Redemption, took place
yesterday afternoon from the Church of the Holy
Communion, Twentieth street and Sixth avenue.
The services were conducted by Rev. DR.. Lawrence.
assisted by Rev. Henry Martell. Rev. Dr. Pierce and
Rev. DR., Cornwall. Masonic ceremonies followed
those OF the Episcopal Church. The body was taken
to Tow anda Pa, where the nterment will take place.
Jasper J. Lyons, residing in West Twenty eighth
street. reported to Inspector Dks yesterday the rob-
berry OF his wifc's trunk, continuing silks and other
yaluabes from Gurney's express Wagon, on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Lyons had just returned from
Washington. and had placed her trunk in charge OF
the expressman have it conveyed her residence
The driver declared that he had placed the trunk on
the wagon and that during his temporary absence 1t
stolen.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Twilight. Warland from San Francisco for New
York. Dec l. lat ~ ~ n. Ion III COW.
ship Cheney from Manrtus for Calcutta, no date.
of Sand Heads
Ship Eweli. Barstow from Liverpool for Bombay, Oct
p, lat 10 :. Ion 81 W.
Ship Thonhil Br from Baltimore for Queenstown. Dec
z, lat A. Ion ~.
Bark Chapman (sussan from Finland for Philadelphia
Nov q. lat -. Ion ~.
Bark vaseo da Cana Nor, from Rotterdam for New
York. Nov 26 lat A. Ion 10.
Bark Skjald Nor, from Amsterdam for Savannah Nov
~. Int 81. Ion "a
Ship Erns Gem (B. from Calcutta for London Dec a.
OF Scily
ship Red Cross from San Francisco for Queenstovn.
Nov /. lat SO $. Ion - 4oW.
Bark Areshusa tBr, from Dublin for Darien. Dec
lat, &c.
BARK Wakefield. Carver from New York Oct 30 for Cal
cuta. ~ days out: also bark Chasca Washblrne from
New York toc % for singapore II days out Nov IL by
brig Soario. at Pcrnnmbuco Dec Il.
Brig Parker, from Hull for New York Dec g. lat A.
Ion IL.
Schr Addc Todd. Corson. from Jamaica for New York
Dec 4, in Straits of Florida.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared Mt San Francisco Dec II. bark Mercury Hck
mott. to crusc.
Sailed from do Dec "a bark Sea BrecIc, Thurman NIB.
sperm whaling
letter from Capt Rogers. Of bark STEAMBOAT. Of NIB
reports her Mt Tsicahuana Nov with 300 bbs sp oil last
cruise; 4O sp all told To sail next day.
Letters in Edgaro~n from Capt Dexter Of bark
Mary Frazier. of that port her Kabcndny Nov
having taken 60 bbls and 4 do hphk oil this
Had shipped 6 gals s AS do hpbk i do VII oil and
bundles South Sea hone by the Lattc beard The officers
and all we'll and the ship in excellent condition
letter from of bark Mary Fraxier dated
kabcnds Nov 3, reports that bark President ID OF Mr.
ashore three miles above the hGrbor Several boats
to hcr assistance. Capt Dexter. with Capt
Chase of tho Catalpa. with boats from the Mary
Frazier arrived her the Rst boat They
ont anchors with cutting falls for hawscrs aud
high water hove her OF without much damage
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have recommended that the ballast be
and wbcrs cleared leaks stopped thar the seams
cnukcd from waters edge bends and that The vesse
then BIO rebaasted with previously reported py
gr Iphl
sovRARArA, Nov IThc Sarah Nicholson from fiolo ior
New York sugar. has put In here, after being in col
lision. in ombay Passage, with Tho sydenhan', from
London for, Hong fong: tho latter Nessei strusN
her In full sail amidshps, bursting open , hhe
plates on her own bows. the damage pcins
after the vessel making and proceeded on hss
The Sarah Nicholson be rather hndiy
the sarboard side, the side being also
strained from the force of the collision. and will be com
secE an vel kcel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-28
WARREN G. BAXTER.

The nags on the Produce Exchange were at MALT.
mast yesterday out Of respect TO the memory of
Warren c. Baxter. one Of its members Mr. Baxter
was born in this State. and fortynine years of
age at the time Of his death. He was in the
-four and grain business at No. 30 Whitehall
street. He started in that line OF business
twenty-five years ago as member of the
firm Of Knapp, Baxter 4 Van Pelt- The last
mentioned gentleman subsequently, retired and the
firm became Knapp Baxter and remained such
until 1872. when IL dissolved. Mr.. Baxter resumed
business on his account which he continued
until his death. He had been complaining for the
past two weeks Of heart disease. which resulted
fatally yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.


DHEUMATIsM, sCIATICA, BRiGuT's DISEASE.
COLDS. cIIILLs AND VRvER AND DIPHrERIA.
These diseases Hinged this time or less With
malaria nevertheless caused by imperfect action Of the
bowels and kidneys Tho liver generally also At fsut
together there inability cleanse Tho blood and
Of these matters upon which the health Of tho body de-
Ponds There seems to an especial retention Of
acid This pain In different parts Of the body
Were the principle OF purgation eomprehcndcd these
symptoms and these maiarous times would anx-
iety because . simple purgativc like BRANDRETHS
PILLS would prove infable for they every trace
OF disease and usualiy This innocent purgative
purges all that is hurtfu from the bowels kidneys and
blood and what Is Of vast Importance they moth
ing that useful These pills should the house. so
that a needed dose may be secured without ae,sy Nv
their means 81 dizziness arc cured before they end
in apopcxy and paralysis During festive times ono mag
eat even drink than is good but dose Of
BRANDRETfiS PILLS will restore health by removing
all undue Accommodations Let the wise think
- PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No 2s4 Canal o..
brandreth House. New York.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

A.EsnErx Dee 25-Arrived, bark wsajs RUS Hose
mann. Bull River,
ASrwrsr. Dec 2+-sailcd, bark Iearus fBD. CUTLER,
United states
BELFAST. Dec 26-Arrived bark Rio de la Plata Br Nc
Quarrc, Philsdeiphia-
BoRprAux, Dee 25-Arrved, bark Berthe Nor, Gsarn,
Nov York.
BrKsry, Dee :7-Arrivcd steamer Rempor CBr), wnkin
son. Philadelphia; bark Ranger tBrl, Crosby, do.
Sailed nth. ship Agra aier,. Hogcman, Baltimore: VIM
Woodbury., schmidt. do bsrks Everhard Deius GER.
Fortmann. New York Won Borg der. United Stascs
Sarah smith tBr, Olsen. do; Athena Ger Beilmer, do
wescr Ger, Ucllmcrs. do.
CsooxmAvy-s. Dec 27-oT steamer Pennsyivsnis. Har-
ris Philadelphia for Liverpool. via Queenstown.
on :sth 30 AN, steamer city of Chester Br Brook
from New York for Liverpool via Queenstown.
on tho Fastnet 9th steamer Erin tr. Andrcwe
from, New York for Liverpool.
CoSsrAxrrSorLF Dec 2S-Sailed. barks Elsncre. Los
berr Trapani. to load salt Tor South America
c,piz 10 Dec 27-saiIcd. bark sclide tSv Hampton
Roads.
CALAIS. Dec 25-sailod barks Minerva dtaD Galiisno
Delaware Break water; Hancock tBr), Hughes Hampton
Roads.
DrBI,x. Dec 27saiied, bark Angela Aceame Utah. Boil
iarno, United States
DrsxiRx Dec 26-Arrivcd. bark Peru tBr. Purse. Now
York 27th ship Detroit. blanchard Hunnos mot pre-.
vous,y,; bark Brazil (Br,, Rosch, Richmond via Chcr
bourr.
Sailed a5,h. bark Underwater Or. Mcconnell, New
York: brig Chas Purvis, Small, United states.
HAvay Dec .5-Sailed barks Northern Qnccn Br) Dol
lard United States Caledonia Nor Nielsen, New York
Isu,uowys HEAD Dec 27--ssied bark Mindc (Eor,.
Andersen tfrom Londonderry, New York
Lryrnroor Dec 27--Arrivcd, steamer Palestine (Br,
whitcvay, Boston.
Sailed 18th barks Herbert Hall tBy, Davies. United
States. Windsor Nor. Ans Fernandna 26th steamer Ell
phins,one Or, Beal, New York.
Iospos Doc 27-Arrivcd ship Tobiane cBr. Davis New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-28
EDWARD HENRY.

Edward Henry died last evening Of pneumonia. at
his residence. No. Is City Hall place. He mem
Der OF Tammany Hall until its reorganization under
John Kelly, and prominently identified with sew
ers leading Irish national and benevolent societies of
this city he q member of the Clan Gael Ar
ISOLATION for number OF years and also off,
in that organization and delegate to its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-28
EEy. Joseph d. o'HAGAN.

despatch from San Francisco states that the Rev
Joseph b. oHagan of the Society of Jesus President
OF the College the Holy Cross, at Worcester, Mass
who was passenger by the steamer Granada. died
sea, of apopexy on December H. and was buried in
the Catholic cemetery at Acapulco on the 10Th inst
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. q, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTTEgroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Rcprhc tIIr. Irving Liverpool December ~
and Queenstown 18th. With indsa aud passengers TO
rortis Had heavy weather throughout the passage Dec
lat 81 ~ Ion - 49, passed steamer Bobnia tBr, fro
New York for Lverpool 24th lat 4 ~ Ion 8 - Lcyland
steamer bound Il.
steamer state &c 1eorga DR. smith. glasgow Dec -.
Iarns is,h with mdse and passenger. to- Austin Baldwin
Go. Had variable Winds and weather % The Banks.
thence succession ut strong westerly gales with high
head Dec ~. lat ~ a. lon ~ 80 passed CHnsrd
bound u day. lat ~ 80 lon - 3D. passed
Innan bound VI nth 10 AN. on Montauk passed
Anchor line steamer bound n
steamer Acapulc0 Shackfor A.pinwsli = days, With
rdse and passengers tho Pacihc Mail steamship Go.
Dee ~ IN Cape Msys schooner bound ", showing
white Tag with red lettcr u in cenire
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hound EAST.
BELOW.

Slip Ianga nsr) from Liverpool.
Ship (of Yarmouth NS) Scott from Hamburg
Nov II.
ship Rhnc tof Windsor. NSl from -.
Bark Reinhold Ger. terlach. from Pilau Sept To-
Barx Alberto tTtal, Lanro. from Celtic Nov II.
Bark America Ger Rausch, from BYencn Nov l.
Brig Medina tof Annapolis. NS) Virgic, from Bayonne
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-28
SAILED.

Steamers Had (Rr,, for 81 Johns PR he: Western
Texas Jacksonville kc bemarlc LOWS. Del bark Nor
wprian Br London: Morning Star tBr, st JaGo &c briggs
Arnabeil (Br, Maurus Marie Dutch, ST Martins; scbr
Cumberland. HaNann.
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D. O. FISK.

D. O. Fisk, Of Shelburne. Mass president Of the
Franklin Agricultural Society and prominent
farmer, died yesterday. aged fifty-eight Year,.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEw YORK. Dec 27-Noon.
The wes-s Union time ball fell to-day twotcnths Of
second slow.
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HENRY DAWSON, ENGLISH PAINTER.
The death is announced at Chiswick, Englsnd. on
the 18th inst of Henry Dawson, the English land
Dcape painter.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

oArEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron THE MONTHS
DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Uotvnrlp Dec 27-wiud 81, light; barometer 2o.43
L,z.pp Dec Wv ind - fresh cloudy.
PLYMOUTH bee 27-Wnd Sc, moderate; thick, With rain
barometer 2a3s.
sc,lrY. Dec 27-wind wSw. frcsh; rain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-16
How . Woman Buys Meat.

When Q woman enters Q butcher-shop
10 select piece OF meat for dinner she
has her mind made up to take mutton
roast. Therefore. when tho butcher
rubs his hands, and asks what she will
have. she promptly replies:
I'LL take some Of that NUT
She stops there. Her eye has caught
sight Of Q ham. and she suddenly de-
cid4s to take ham.
"Bes: ham I ever saw. madam; how
much?'
swell, You may give ne three p.
Well, I don't know either. Ny hus-
band was saying he'd like some sau'
SPlenty, madam. Now, then, how
much will you bavef"
ats pork sausage, 10 it,"
Eyes, ma'am."
.'Wsil, I suppose . pound would bs
enough for our small family; but
but"
.'Shsll I weigh pound. madam :"
~ was wondering II . veal potpis
wouldn't suit him better. she answered..
"Y0u have veal, / suppose
20 yes, madam; here's . splendid bii
Of veal. . good . P'''' - l even
eyes. that doss look like veal, shs
nya, lifting il up.
s.Apd yoa1l tsks III"
s.Let's 80" che muses.. "Y-no.
got. I'd bsaSsr taks port ehope.
'.Mies shopsl How nsshT h
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-16

4 lsfgs nuube q e91nege -
peepee heVo eegaai1o6 ~ 111onlD
oae Assesiaeisn. III = psoGu1R -
oa1asl sssan g oso1iag 40 &o6oeD
thsse sso1s . -.
fsePls nahs ~ nedA ~. -
0sehsf evse tAsee sxhSh6GiD0. i -
GFseesse naAsA, 0Lsaay Ai1nS - =
fng b oovoa Milo, . . Vonk Vo00
cot q Meth Hin a. vAi1o - -
trying 10 nsesh . shads q sibosa.
Il = . tsssib,s thisg - - . sossag
DaA vEiihing il ~ aGsoio q hb0g1
love. vhse 6sFgaoOA bsss - 6ea11lD
strsGgls Soe tbs nasessy n - -
abost hin, asA viseosy isvsss sssA -
soeeeosive1y. - yo0r noso appsoaG1ag
hi haie. hs nostA, o. ~ 6lesvs q
his coat
We kssv Il vssld - jsss -. n
voest has eoOo. ys00ss6ay thaBo
we're I've sGsaAs u Dus3ingtoa P0sua3
Ing peSpls - sa6sssj6s. ~ . -
atesssnt "nsv 1aSo q 3egopo. VIZ
ahis 80 1so1s = - adiaGonhoe -
g.ePAy. Ths var - spsilsa n -
old ooee.
Igh@ning sans vssy Dsae kili19e
rss-assss q III 0GaAs 60 ~ -
vssk. Il hiA hin three tioas, e. r =
haa 90 asothse Sod vhask g -
v0aA have le1sAod HIN susU. D0ebg
thas tine ~ aGoot saspososa w. -
he matter, asd 81 svay.
Thsse ysass go . ysa.g - sano
70 Burlington With aoly efghe41vo
cents In his ecksl He iavGs1sa u
his capital il . drug Store. Tvo Vs1b
aftsrvasd - put up tve psssssip1isaa.
bought sesan yaeht. besesh- Joa1iAG
gan and three dogs, and spends -
summeS In Earops. b.
They do these thing IN Caaada svse
better than 10 do. The cred itors &
the Canada Hotel, in Montreal, vsas
glad, exceedingly glad. 70 taks -
cents on the dollar. Nov In America,
. bankrupt hardly ever thinks II o1aR-
ing his friends LEES than thirty. ''This(y
or nothing" says he. land they usa-
ally get n0thing.)
Blood 10 thicker han water, besth-
ron. There 10 NO time to talk sectional
politics while one part Of the family =
0VWn WAtA yOllVW AOVoBs 4V0
that even the Hawksys and the Atlanta
Constellation speak low and tendeEly
when they address each other nov.
There's nothing makes brothers Il
us SO quickly ~ trouble.
Yesterday morning boy climbed up
into one Of the naples on Fifth street .
far Is he could 60, and then tried 10
On m a 1stt1n fapthap Thu link
yielded, snapped, and down he came.
crashing through the bough like ..
tornado, and dropping on ths ground
with thump like bass drum. A pes
sing citizen saw him fall, and with ..
cry of horror ran TO pick MIN up. To
him the boy, slowly assuming An ereet
p,stuFe and walking OF with assumed
dignity, said: You needn't holleF, yea
old fool, You didn't make me do IL, ard
you cOuldn2 neither"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-16

people pefishing. and four bsing ~.
cued BY revenus cutter. During The
night OF Nay 3, 1855. The smi9rsnt chip
John, procssding down Channel. ran
on 70 the 4anscls Rocks, and ITO Of
those on board were drowned. The
island Of Innistrah Ill. on the north
coast Of IrelAn.i, proved in like manner
destructive 10 the magnificent new
screw Cambria. ON her return from
New York. ON Oct. 10. 1870. one ssA-
man alone surviving TO recount the fate
u the 17O psrsons On board her.-PsiI
Nal Gazette.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-16
Source OF Perennial Beauty.

A beautiful person 10 the natural
form Of . beautiful soul. The misd
builds its own house. The soul takes
precedence Of the body, and shapes the
body ~ its own Likeness. A vacant
iniui takes all the meaning out Of the
fsirest face. A sensual disposition de-
forms the handsomsst features. A cold,
selfish heart shrivels and distOrts the
beat looks. 4 mean, grovelling spirit
takes oil the dignity Out Of the figure
ami al the character ont Of the c0unte.
nance. A cherished hatred transfOrms
the most bsautiful lineaments into ~
image OF uglinsss. II 10 - impossible
TO preserve good looks with . brood Of
bad passions feeding on the bloosi. . set
Of lOW loves tismpin9 through the
heart, and . selfish, disdsinful spirit
enthroned in the will. - 70 preserve
the beauty Of IN elegant mansion with
q litter Of swine in the basement, Q
tribe Of gypsiss in the parlor, and 0sls
and vul,urss in the upper part. Bod.
ness and beauty vail no more keep com
psny Q greAt while than poison will CON.
sort with health, VI ~ ,legsnt carving
survive the furnace Ore. The expert.
msuts Of putting them together has
been tried for thousands Of years, but
with one unvaryipg result. There 10
NO sculptor like the mind. There 10
nothing that 70 rs6nes. polishss and
presence Of great thoughts. The man
who lives in the region Of ideas, moon.
beams though they be, becomes ideal.
lied. There are NO arts, NO gymnastics,
No cosmetics, which Can contribute .
1.-THE 80 much to the dignity, the
strength. the enrolling Of mans
looks AZ great purpose, high deter
mination, = noble principle, an un
Quenchable enthusiasm. But more
powerful still than any of these ~ y
beautltier Ut the person is the OvermAs-
tering purpose and pervsding disposi-
ton of Kindness in the heart. Aztec.
ton is the organizing force in the hu-
man constitution. Woman IL fairer
than man because she has more aft G.
ton than man. LONELINESS il the out.
side Of love. Kindness, sweetness.
good will. q prevailing desire ami de-
termination to make others happy,
make the body = temple Of the Holy
Ghost. The soul that is full of pure
and generous affections fashions the
features into its own angelic likeness,
As the rose by inherent impulse grows
in grace and blossoms into lOveliuess
which art cannot equal. There il moth
ing on earth which ~ quickly aud ~
perfectly beauties fAce, transHyuies
y personality, reines, exAlts, irradiates
with heavens own impress Of lowell.
ness, as perva,iing, prevailing kind
ness Of heart. The angels are beauti.
full because they are good, aud God il
beauty because He il love.