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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29
I 4 loMNIssIoNER's OFFICE. - =

4 A - .V6<tAbs
~ ~ u, ~oodstock, W. Sep. 18Th, 1872.
to-. n. Hendron, ttnstee s,r Wni. .Fras.e' ana
al me len creditors Of +. schefer deed. coulplts
ana henry q. Allen, NJ. Walton. trustee for A B.
alller ana creditors and for r. Schefie. decd and
creditors aud as admr c. I. a. II Jacob III Miller
decd. Marx Bird, trustee for Y schefer. decd
ana creditors, ID. W. Maphis. Lemuel Alf-1 p w
Magruder, admr Of w. W. Masruder ana a.
admir-. 81 John Haas, decd.
You are hereby notified that have axed upon
the ~ DAY OF October next, to take and settle Al
my Office, the accounts Of
LIST, The actual and annual value Of the real
e.,ate Ia the bill aud pr, ceediDgs mentioned and
Nether tue rents and profits Of the same wi pay
M liens against IL in i've years.
1uu' All the liens upon said real estate their
cnafacter and relative prorities
81 and any other matter NAV deem portinent
or nat either party in interest may desfe leouir
ca ~ De taken by the decree VI Shenandoah Cir.
CUT Court rendered on the 9th day Of September.
.o.s IA SUIT IN chancery depending IN said court
between l. y HendIon, trustee &C complts. and
iehry Z. Allen, &c. Defts. aud If from any eause
TIE taxing OF said accounts shall not be coiumeuc
ca, OF having been commenced should not be COM
pet on that day, the taking 81 the same Will be
aoJourned from day % day, or from place to
pace, un'il the same are taken and jmpleted
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
chancery OF the said couit, al nv oaice in sad
county the day and year first Aforesaid. ,
=. L. STIcKLEY
w. " p sep T.-4g.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

4 COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Woodstock, Va. SEPT. 2eth 1879.
10 Isaiah Alien IN his own right ana a. l1'r.
~ Robert McAlester, decd. /. D. uausDeraer.
admr. OF j. y. Hill, decd. Isreal Allen Xxi. OF
John Al.en, decd. and ,. q. stephenson, Exr. OF
m. horeland, decd. complts. AID g.. Il. :. Bird
surviving admir-. Of y. W. Bird, decd. John Nioe
aud Philip Lucas, drfts
You are hereby notified that have fixed upoD
the 5lst day OF October next, bet cen the hon Of
o'clock, A. n. and O'clock, P. b. II lar. If not
on ne next faif lay GREATER SUNDAY excepted1
70 take aud settle, at my office, che accounts OF l.
The amount OF funds in the hands OF " "a B.rf'.
admrs due the estate Of Philip Lucas. decd ID
lhe amount aud priOrites # the delts If aid
fnillp Lucas. dec d. and any ether mottei which
lie may deem pertinent, or any raity may requi e.
required 70 be taken by the decree ~ pa, ..i.l.lah
q cult Court rendered on the 10 u lly 3D.. Anrust
1873 IA suit IN chancery depending ln s.f, CONT
between Isaiah Allen, a. c0mplis. and a. -.
BIRDS admr. &c. Deits d II from any cause the
taxing Of said accounts shall not be- commenced
or having been commenced should not be cYulolet
ed on that day, the taking ~ the same viii be- al.
Journed from day - day, or from pace g. PACE.
until the same are taken aud completed
Gwen under my hand a. Commissioner iu Chan.
Gerry OF the said court, al my Office :. cad cunt.
the diy aud year FIRST Aforesaid
OCT L-4w T.. ". MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Oct. q. A re
port has been received that serious
VI break has occurred anon Spotted
Tal's Indians in southwestern Dakota
Last week Il warrior shot Henry Young
al agency employee. ella ming that j.
near wa, bad from mourn NJ hi, sister,
death. Agent Newell arrest d the In
dian. and during the entire ni.ht hi
c,ma,dc, from lie hills fired on H.,
amp. eventually compelling Newell To
surrender hi prisoner. The indians
then rewarded lie escaped warrior
lhe Troop, aye rs miles away.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29

ANOTHER AERoNAUT MissING
VIM. Brayton, an earonaut, made Il
ascension at ST. CHARLIE. Mo, on >lt-
urday The wind WIS blowing At sach
a rate that i; was with difficulty tie
balloon was Inflated. He went up in
tights ami without a basket. haN.n-
only riDgs,to hold to. The balloon
bare escaped dlshing to pieces a9alnst
the sides Of the houses. Bray,on hu .
head downward holding by his Leg,
when five hundred feet IN tn air. He
expccted to stay up only short ula",
but the balloon went s. fast tn. 70
soon passed out IF sight. Il is iear, d
that it became unmlnagcablc a. S
Bray ton had only tights he may have
frozen 10 death.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29

WARRENToN, VA, Oct. lST9.-Two
colored men while coon hunting, near
Flint Hill, Rappaharnock county, Va,
Thursday night, became Separated
One found a tree with coon in it and
assembled to capture it. His companion
approaching the tree found the dog, as
he supposed freeing coon, and fired
into the tree, killing his companion
Instantly.
w. Steplo Keith, for some years
deputy clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Fauquier County, died near this place on
Thursday last, of Bright's disease
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29

BRITISH CAPITAL CoMING-r1o
New York sun says In the cnns, If
the next year vast amount OF British
capital will lind its way to ;hls cluary.
where branches OF Enali,h bns;no. IS
houses will he established. while I'm ma
ny cases the main business Wi be ,.lns-
lerrcd here. We may soc lnls I'D DAY
IN New York. where shops are cons IAN
tly being established BIZ En.ils,men.
The great DRY goods houses are largely
represented by them. TIE English cap
tails .ie ling an absolute security IN or
public finances will more and more pour
those boards which he is at hi, wi,+ end
t. know how 10 in;est int0as.ociaron,
conducted by ms own country hcrc.aud
the benefit viii accrue to both countries.
The present trouble in England will
thus tend to bind even closer the com
mcTcial interests OftAe two countries.
Englishmcn already own large po.s IS.
siOns in the West. aud every wear vii
see the number OF such proprietors 10 p
crease. Within very few years there
will be daily mail steamer to England.
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MERCHANT MILL

with fine water power; saw min in good running
order capable Of being run at all seasons q The
year: aud small Tanery with q comfortable
dwelling house attacbed.
The iaHd IS Of excellent quality much Of il
being bottom and and all II 1t easily cultivated
Also. tract OF wood land, beinga part Of the Ell
Fadely tract containing about 80 acres situated
near tho Fadely Road. The tract is we'll timbered
Also a small tract Of land containing2 acres
and 4 roles more or less adjoining the mill tract
on which there is good dwelling house and other
improvements .I... a.. ...f...
Seldom is such valuable Property as the above
oferedat pub ic sale--now Is The TINE 10 make
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29

Hon. II. II. Riddleberger is doing
gallant service in the cause OF the peo'
pie of virginia. He has made able aud
rousing speeches at Norfolk and at PEI
lersburg. and in the counties OF South
ampton and Isle Of Wight; and every
where he has received an ovation from
the people who have recognized him as
one of their leading champions. AT
Norfolk the gathering 10 welcome him
and hear him was Unprecedented, and
at Pc .ersburg the crowd that gathered
night before last 10 listen to his stirring
olOQuence was the largest that has been
drawn together in that city during this
whole campaign. The applause that
his telling points have elected from his
hearers on ali occasions has testified to
the quick appreciation which the pOpu-
lar mind aud heart have Tor him. He
is in demand on all hands, and, although
his own canvass at home calls him, he
will remain another week IN Ills Sec
ton, doing noble work in defence OF
Virginia. In every quarter that lie has
visited the cause OF Re- Adjustment has
been made sure Of victory, and his pres.
ence at other points will remove all
doubts Of success that may linger there.
Mr.. Riddleberger is assured OF victory
and he imparts this assurance
to all who hear him. His own people
will pardon his absence from among
them for the gen raj good OF the cause,
and they will not let his interests suffer
while he IS laboring like hero for the
best interests of all.-Richmond Wing.
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roMMIssloNEWS OFFICE,

d1OMMIsSlONEhN OEFiCE.
- Noodet0ck, Va, Oct.f.Is-g
To y. Funkh)uscr, curator u : A. H.. tlnsn.
decd. and his own right, Henry Hotel A. s.
Hotel, survivors Of themselves ana Ohed ftlan.
and VIM. G0lladay, and Jos Clover. f.imsr nam.
ners under name and style OF Clover. Hotel. 4
Co., Isaac Trout, J. ~. or, survivor ~ himself
and r. alton, partners under name q Walton K
OF, Chas eish, adinr. Of a. Heller. deciI. 2. L.
hissen, Jas. II. Hoover, and al otlcr creditors
q VIM. I. stewart, dec d.
You are hereby nO,ihel "a % have fro4 mon
the aOth day Of october between tie hours u 6
o'clock, A. VI. aud o'clock, ?. u. o. MS III e. %
ascertain the balance Of purchase money due from
5. A. Da ne, dec d, 70 NJ. Walton, Colar. in case
Of \. Funkhouaer, curator Of HICKMAN, decd,
". ". r. Stewards admir- and % whom the sane
is distributable and aly other matter deemed uer-
tinent or that any party in Interest may lr4r.re,
required T. be tageu BY the decree OF Slc-aad .ah
Circuit Court rendered on tle C,h dly ~ >eptlm.
Der, 1879, in suit IN chancery depending IN said
court between y. Funkh0uaer c'i.ato ~. c0n4rts
aud VIM. 7. Stegarts adm. &. deits. aud II
from any cause the taxing u ssid accounts shall
act be commenced, or having been O. mmeucod
should not be completed on that day, the t4Eiug ~
the same will be adjourned from day O. day. 0r
from pace 70 place, unit. the same are taken and
completed
Given under ny hand as Commissioner IN chan
Gerry OF the said CONT, at ny Office IN SAD county
the day and year first afo essie
D. NENAN, Com. 10 charcery.
Walton Walton, p.q Oct s-la.
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SATTRDAYt NOV. 18th 1878.
COMMISSIONER SALE
y OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
On StOney Creek. Shenandoah Co.. Va

Pursuant to q decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah county, pronounced on the 9TH dag
Of september 1873, in the suit OF samuel {. vii
iamsi Admrs. use NJ. walton and others, Complts.
vs. Jacob Lantz Defts the undersigned special
comu ssioners will sell az public au;tion upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER. 2Sth 1879,
commencing att o'clock. p NJ, the following
MOST VALUABLE REAL ES ATE, lying on
Stoney CreeA, shenandoah county, Va, two milos
west OF Edinburg, Ya.,--to-wit:
tract Of land on which Ja'ob Lantz now re-
sides known as mill tract,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29

1t is stated the workshops of the
Baltimore and Ohio I,ailroad Company
at Keyser are being put in working or
der for the speedy resumption of work.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29
TxoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.

~ Woodstock Va. sept 2. 1879.
To John Mumaw, Admr Of David Numaw. decd
Henry Mumaw, Jacob Numaw, George Aldrck
and Elizabeth BIS wife, John Mul.ag iu hi. own
right, Lew Mumaw, SIm'l Mumaw. PaiAp Mlmaw.
James Muniay. son Of Christian Mul4w, dee ..
aud Philip Polk and Rose Ann his wife
You are hereby notified that have lEtd urru
the 3lst day Of October next, between fle hours
II 6 o'clock, A. II. aud 0cl0ca, Z. 81. u fair II
not, on the next fair day thereafter Sunday cx-
cepted) T. take aud settle. AZ nay Office, an account
Of the debts agriust the estate Of David MlAaw
according % their priorltes; % ascertain the zeal
estate Of which said David dumaw died, s, I'd
and possessed, tue actual and annual value there
II, aud any other matte deemed pertinent or that
either party may require, 10 be taken by tie DE
cree OF Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on tue
9th day Of september, 1879, IN SUIT iu claucery
depending IN said court between Philip C. De.Iin-
ger Admir- II Mary g laig, decd Use e.. compile.
aud John MuDaW, Admir- II David Ium4g. dee a,
and others defts. and II from any cause the taking
Of said accounts shall not be commenced, 0r hay.
ing been commenced should not be- completed on
that day, the taking Of tie saline viii oe adjourned
from day 70 day, or from place - place. uLtl the
same are taken aud completed.
Given under ny hand as Commissioner ID chan.
Gerry Of the said court, at my Office IL said county
the day aud year drst Aforesaid.
Sept. 24-lw. T. MrE BIRD.
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LONTAINING IO2 AZORES.

aud is the same which was conveyed TO said Lanii
by George Lantz Sr. See Deed BOOK NO. Z, pag'
BIO The improvements consist Of a good tw.
sto v frame dwelling convenient and in good re
pair; a large store-room zone Of the best coHnt,
-, 49,. eoprfVf. a LARGE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE
< OF \ VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
In Woodstock, Virginia.


Dy virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court OF
shenandoah county, entered on tie Goth day OF
August 1879, in toe suit Of Hagerstown Agricsl-
tural Implement Ma nufacturiug Company and
others COmllts IS X. c. Hughes, Admr anc
others Def,s. the undersigned Commissioners OF
-ale will offer at public auction in front Of thu
Court House on
SATURDAY. NOV. 18th 1878,
the HOUSE AED Lot Of which the said r. Z.
Hughes died seized situated on the west back
street. Woodstock. Va. The house lisa two stof!
frame building, containing eight or uiue rooms.
The barn is a large log building with shedding on
three sides. The Let
CONTAINS ABOUT , ACRES
aud the soil is productive. There is a well in the
yard and number Of fruit trees in full bearing.
TERMS or SALE
one third ca sh in hand and the residue in two
equal annual installnents 10 be evidenced by the
the DO .ds Of the purchaser with interest from
the day OF sale. the first bond 10 be with good
personal security and Lent be retained in the
decd as additional security.
- sale TO cOmhiohce at / - o'clock P. VI.
". Il. WILLIAMS,
NJ. L. WALTON.
Oct. y + $. AVN Special Comrs.
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Iron BiffeYS

The res. say to take the best Tonic,
IRON. Doc no color lhe teeth. pleas
amt Co i.he. pe..,., DIP action. produces
strength.
CrGATINr. fnr 81. fi.,-, tAe kidneys, the
X B1ai. Warranted 20 Doc entirely vegetable
Acts lke charm. l's-s'n. T. take.
CrrEArINr. thc,orrtlh'e medicine. cures Fry
\ sipe4-, Puppies. D.. ,che~. b'.-' 4
ItUHATINE. the vegetable Al.l!..-e. The great
= est Blood Purifier known.
ArIEGININ To-wir:
: Atrgcs D. .d u tie clerks Ohioe Il the CIR
cuit Clur, ofeicuauioah, oct.brf -2i, 1917:
j. + K.l-. use j. = williams and j. II. VIII
l:ams aImr vita thc sill annexed Of Philip
Williams. dscl Who wrs the /. ,. II Barton aud
Williams, .....-...-. ...-.. oNp''s'
.AGASST
Jacob 'Tp.................. ..---. DEFENDANT
INCHANCEGY,
Tho object oflhis su.t is 20 subject the real
estate 80 said iae D. Ship in shenandoah County
to the payment Il a Judgment obtained by said j.
!. Keller against -l.t -hiHp Tor e'J''p WIN inter
c-t from Aori 1t. 1857 TN paid aud : 40 costs
cre1itel Janus : G-l, l-5' and september sra,
Ii Appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant Jacob Shrp is not an inhabitant o,
this ~tlts-It * ordered, That TIE said defender
do appear here within ouc month after duo PM =
icau ID hereof. anl ID what is necessary to p ote
his. interest tata copy Of this oder be published
in .oiae newspaper published in Woodstock, once
q week flr iour su ce-siye weeks aud copy
posted 90 the front door az thc Court House Of
sail County. ou the first day OF next County
GRO. ". 1IlLEY, c. C.. C. S. c.
GEO. VI. MILLY, Gees S. c.
Wo, IL ..o D.. %. Oct 2Qth.-4w.
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CONTAINING ZIG J ACRES
TERMS or S LIE

NEW YORK ENAMEL PAINT
y COMPANY'S PAINTS.
Warrcntcd the best ready mixed paints manu-
featured IN the United states. Call aud examine
coors, prices and gsarIentee.
For sale by
oct. 92-tt GEO. BAILY.
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TERMS OF SALE:

Enough cash to pay the costs Of suit and sale
and The residue in four equal paymehts Of one,t two
three and four years. the purchaser to execute BIS
bonds with good personal security with Interest
pery desire 10 insure said property. he may 10 "a
ana if fatis factory 20 The commissiones, OF sale
aud accepted By them the bomb for the third and
fourth. payments may be Without personal te-
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RiddIeberger at Norfolk!
HE RECEIVES GREAT APPLAUSE-HIS
SPEECH MOST ABLE AND INSINU-
ATING.N

HE RECEIVES GREAT APPLAUsE-HIs
SPEECH q" MOST ABLE AND INsINU-
ATING."
The Hon. II. II. Riddleberger spoke
on the State Debt question in Mechan-
ics' Hall last night, from the Re Ad-
iusters' standpoint. lie was escorted
from Mr.. W. II. Turner's residence by
a long procession of our citizens, head
ed by band Of music. B0ndfires
bazed in front of the building, and there
was a display of fireworks. Inside the
hall was assembled very large audi
once, filling it nearly to its utmost ca
paclty.
The meeting was called to order BY
Mr.. c. b. Ackiss. who introduced Cap
tain Riddleberger, and when that dis
tinguished gentleman stepped forward
he was received with great applause
He spoke for two hours and a-half, and
although opinions differ as TO the mer-
its of the speech, we consider that it
was the most able and insinuating one
that has been made on the Re-Adjuster
side during the canyass.
We shall not attempt any synopsis OF
the gentleman's arguments, for the dis
eussions of the question must embrace
repeated review OF the same grounds,
and as these have been oft and fully
presented by the press of Norfolk and
of the State, a summary Of the argyll
ment on either side IS now unnecessary.
The speech was well received, II APP
plause is any criterion to 60 by. when
lie had concluded, the nomination OF
the two Re-Adiuster candidates for the
House of Delegates was ratified, and
each gentleman made a few bret re-
marks.
Col. David J. Goodwin was called for
at the conclusion of Capt. Riddleber q
GERS speech, but he excused himself
Norfolk Landmark, 23d.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ good NEAcHANt MILL PROPERTY
L. Warren 60. Y. L. Of Sraslury. Va.
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Pursuant % decree Of the Circuit Court Of
sleuala. aA county, rendered attAe August Term
1879 iu ga clllf-rg -t. 1f BIl-hls Ex0r. &c
C9mr,is. SIS. Bowmau's AdMrs. &c. the under
signed .e'ill cJmrs. wi.l on
MONDAY. DECEMBER lj,h 1879,
on tlc prem -cs proceed % resell. at public auc-
ton O. fAf highest bidder, property known as the
Bowman sill properly, consisting ~ good
MERCHANT AND SAW MILL
with exeellcl; water power and good custom,
dwelling house with four rooms. garden. yard
AID Nii yard comprising nearly two acres situated
oa tbs Warren size OK Cedar Cree6, about -
milo mouth ia-t ~ -trasburg aud now occupied
by Daniel Cornerstone, aud upon ino whole is
81. -.rl.le p perry,
INRNS OFS1LE:
on fourth cash on Jay Of sale, and the residue
90 three equal .tamcEts of niue, eighteen and
twcntv-iou- months bea ing interest from dag Of
-Ble for which the purchaser shall give his bonds
aitl approved personal security and the deed t.
De- refined as additional .ecu iy until all the
purchase maaey is Iaid' Sale 70 begin at II
otl.rE g. 81.
l.. +. S1lCKLEY,
=. =. TURNER.
O,t - -tf special Comrs
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OMNlsslONER S SALE OF
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Powcls Fort Shenandoah Co. Va.
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IRON BijfeTS

TAKE
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-24
How to Detect Scarlet Fever.

IT is important to detect the disease
when it first shows itself, for the rea-
son that it may run rapidly to fatal
issue, and because early precautions
need to be taken against its spread, IN
asmuch as the patient may communl'
cate it from the very hrst
Scarlatipa is characterized by very
numerous red points on the skin ABOUT
the size of a pin-head-though larger
in some places, but seldom as large as
q lentil.
These spots are closely aggregated,
leaving the adjacent skin wholly free.
Ahout as much of the surface is free as
is covered by the spots. Where the
skin is free, it has a natural pale color
There are generally fewer spots on the
face than on the rest Of the BODY. IL
is the reverse with measles, for when
IL is most apt TO be mistaken. Around
the mouth and on the chin there are no
spots; hence these have avery pecu-
liar pale look, in striking contrast WIFI
the scarlet spots.
Moreover, the spots are not as much
elevated as they are in measlesi indeed
they may be entirely flat. They are al
so less indented.
Their nearly circular shape, theil
being ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, with free spaces
between the aggregates, their tolerabll
uniform distance from each other, ant
their nearly equal size, help to distin
guish them from olher eruptiOns; bu
the paleEess of the mouth alone
often sufficient to decide the matter a
Cnce.
Beside these indications, almost al
ways the back of the mouth and OF tn
tongue are inhamed, and the glands q
the neck ure swollen IUutFS Com
E1tniOH.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-24
Words Of Wisdom.

A true faith in science knows no ini,
to its search for truth.
The gods help those who help them.
selyes-men or women.
Show may be easily purchased: but
happiness IS always homemade article.
A bad cause needs a good advocate
but good cause advocates its own
claims.
One of the great aids, or hindrance 70
success IN anything lies in the tempera.
ment of a man.
We ought not to be surprised to find
| that the idea of right and wrong has
been universal among men.
We learn to climb by keeping our eyes
not on hills that lie behind, but on the
mountains that rise before US.
Health is the riches that man ought
to set n value on; for without it all mer
are poor, let their estates be what they
will
Victor Hugo says that there are mo-
ments in life when, no matter what is
the attitude of the body, the soul is on
its knees.
There is no merit where there is no
trial, and till experience stamps the
mark Of strength, towards may pass for
heroes and faith for falsehood.
In all the professions and occupations
over which intellect holds dominion,
the student will find there is no grace
Of character without its corresponding
grace of mind.
Here are two pithy sayings from the
Orient; Disgrace is an ill-Omened bird
no cage can hold" And again: "Mod-
esty is a sweet song-bird no open cage
door can tempt to fight"
Faith builds in the dungeon and the
lazar house its sublimest shrines; and
up through roots of stone, that shut out
the eye of heaven, ascends the ladder
where the angels glide to and fro
DraYer.