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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-06-03
METHODIST DISTRICT CONFERENCE,

METHODIST DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
The District Conference of Columbia Dis
trict, NJ. E. Church, will meet in this place on
Wednesday evening next. Bishop Wightman
will preside. The Introductory sermon will be
preached by Rev. S. Leard, in the M. E.
Church, at O'Clock Ministers and members
attending the conference are assigned homes
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-06-03

such slight wounds as Cadet Whitaker re-
ceived could have been inflicted in the man
ner and under the circumstances described
by him. Second, 1t does not see why man
with his surroundings and in his condition
and frame of mind, as shown by his own evil
denee, should have submitted to an assault
suck as is alleged, without summoning assis-
tance during the assault or Immediately there
after Third, 1t believes that person tied
as he was, and left as he claims to have
been, could have readily released himself
should he exert himself to do so. Fourth,
From the testimony of the Post Surgeon
and others, the Court is compelled to believe
that Whitaker was neither asleep ror insen-
sible when he WAS examined on the morning
of April 9Th, but that be was fegning. Fifth,
The Court is not able to discover any motive
that any person, other than Whitaker, could
have had in making such an assault, and
there is no evidence whatever to warrant
the belief that any other person did make it.
Sixth, 1t believes that the ear splitting, flesh
cutting and binding could have all been &C.
complished by Whitaker himself. Seventh,
The theory that the note of warning is an imi-
tation of Whitaker's writing is, in the opinion
of the Court, untenable. The severe tests to
which the experts in handwriting were sub
jected and their positive testimony placed it
beyond doubt that Whitaker himself wrote
the note of warning and that, therefore, he is
not ignorant of the person or persons en-.
gagged in the affair. The latter conclusion is
strengthened by the fact that half of the sheet
of paper on which this note is written is found
in Whitakers possession. After strong ar.
ray Of circumstantial evidence from the testi-
mony of experts in handwriting and from
conflicting statements of Cadet Whitaker,
and lack Of veracity evinced by him in certain
cases during the inquiry, as shown by the
evidence, the Court is of the opinion that he
imputation upon the character of Cadet Whit
aker referred to in the order convening the
Court. the official report of the Commandant
of Cadets and the Post Surgeon, is fully sus-
tained. When the report was sent to Gener-
al Scho6eld, and carefully read by him. he
caused letter to be addressed to Colonel
Lazelle, Commandant of the Corps of Cadets,
directing the arrest of Whitaker and placing
him ip confinement in his room. The order
was promptly carried out and Whitaker will
remain under arrest until this case is dis
posed of, and guard will keep him under
surveillance. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Summer Rs9orts.

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al r,asuIi4r hc- 4 reference gwen aud f",uitN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
xEu WORK CITY

Nsad,sonave sc A. 100 fin Of Bathgate.p'. look mn
M,rsstisi So 81 SoxG oscar Ferris ana Others ooo
lO4thSG I . nd sosbsnd 10 Henry Weber 5000
tSt1stf ma and VIII to Edward 10000
6o79 20 To- george Abr an and ano;ber 10000
sthave cor i2S'S, MGR 10 ' T and wife 10 ARA
Gr n y TI F51nSis ~! $4,000
another. trustees etc. and others to Emma GreSs mn
1s'Sys S SSs ana wife 10 joseph c
18TH 70 2 IN AYES SE H9 na " Ser TO- e 5000
Sdays N1s 70 IL alien ale r. Randa 10000
71'1 ySnps snd " W1e to ia TS1a
boulevard lc4;hst t. lGo1hs :nd ,,tC
MaesGn 1 AND Diners N% o 4; GGy Maycl 5000
1Ocn Str1e1 and anoh Sf rsSt se to epa"n
1S54st ms F. G IL to o. I'D Yar NJ VOORHEES, 400
Sans 2 ICPeT,yi Ld"aN Do''h'e' ANN 80 1000
4ctSss ci AG AMI 8 fS % 50 Fc Wif
m. hST sRG T II To- S1f9 oh SixoO dwaid
prcBo EsNeT "ne eo T Grt tS jones' 42xO Fanny
MussI 10 ChSTi4I I' asS strip GSx6 10 3D.
Joining Fanny G russell ana another to Charles N
clintons %.'S 10 liz 35xid0: scs 0i,ascr and 200
Other. to Joseph s. t"Go 10 Lewis lS5oo
Ma dS@T1 We Jc SS il 9rc%e eo Mar! a 10000
6thayf w, y, go ;Sre sOI ' ieird 10000
"e;i Wd ir@ns and . 1000
16aw and vile to Harriet Biow 91 1;,,,.,;;
05' hanrd ana WIFE qt 10 chares SH 1000
c'4f i, s loS and d Wiz IL to onaa 10
b onaI ineE NS =. 1880
9dayc 20 80 % SMT hh@S 10000
Lewis referee. TO rcterJ ODonohue. S-UO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Eciu WaHIc1

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK IEIHrNh WILL 81 E"'EtEED At TIE
UPIO"&JrFi' u.s. - less Br'Al"ay,r' ". Il-rt.r-t
a.. ION Npst twenty tAlvltt.. corucr tSI'hAyG:
-" e9 last fourtera'hs' cone, tn"n--g l%t 7So
w -: have Jue .inir 1t iil wv snty hHrthe
tiid.m -.Hsa EtiA lIut1I-, NJ 70 D. IA. u re- LAX
OfI',raf"A
NAFANTED.-N college graduate to learn the
" pub sut hm-inrs one familiar w.th ah9t'ani and
i' civ with l,- pa r!t4 desired Ardrc7S,
Yltl rr!'l,ut,-. r.. T. I -, Irlr-Ir 't.'c.
GNANILD.-A German girl tor general
~ hou~' b. loqlirc ~ ianr, s',t,, ~ iilhy
NItNNTED.-A uuu and life, Vltluu c'Ili-
W rr.u 20 tssr "harr" " nous must haT" brN -
CITY 2, "r. can o.. lt a.t an! ST. between ami
+. r:. TINS iLa it;sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
ortoL TURNER, 10, hampton. Mass

EOR SALE,-WILLOW BROOK, the elegant
uniry residence of the late Edward G. Richards tltua-
ted OF charming village Of SHRUB OAK midway et",e
PceLsk ana Lake MahOpac. TIE house ana cottage ON tie
lawn are thorough repair AMI mo-: iasteiuly FURNISHED
slScOuS with aDunhanc" OF shIp' an !
fruit The whole Constituting grieIa n3r, pm
S7th Of June be sold pnbc anc,in. Fr particu
lars views Of the place apply at the OLco Oi The LAccu
tors, 49, East l2thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June

REW-IVftE' WNNINVNE''s
Tho following sales were held at the Elk
change saiesroom today
Bv HordHO HenYTores
sio.s West s TaT 10 seoi oUA'o $1,000
10 West SSh,s, 10 II OF o'hAvc 1852
AVOS' BIZ A. H.. Muller & Son.
Worth half Of Pier o. 81 and south harf OF PIER NO
Nv a. Fast River. together with buikhead 2l6 It on
Ea:ts5 between Ro Ss11me ana 2sCO
Ry Hugh ". Camp. - .,oo
S2story brick buildings with lots Nos ~ ana I 90
Princest g. 6Oft Of SOuth5thaye each io' ~ % o,
By c. s. BToeen- o., ..A
1 8Etnry brick tuildng and zstoy brich s,Hpie WIN
lot 30 10 sarrG Tos s. lll9 " y. 7sO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

LVK - VIUIWITN :
situated near the r. " and Pali.mDle Railroad AMI the.
water twenty miles Il BaltIHUr~. Tic improve
charcoal furnace. jarEs chemical
woI ks which would be suit iDc brctspGdr factory ne
the VciIitV sStUV or s;tCi fc-
b. A bUardis hCuS :. two
finhuusc- with slabug tiIty i've feelings To- he WORK
men blacksmith, WhcelWril h, saId and shops
rTist mill three Of stOIe ala1ee silchdd D.H4ou
rOIlSc 0f cur stone. The building 81 mot sib
StaIial The landed estate consist Of upward o.
land. For furt"r aficuf9r~ address G. u r.
TRICII. Hartford Furnace Iar0r0 County Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
houses ano Rooms rDanteo.

WANTED to RENT f8r SEASON.-A large
w furnished house" with coed stable; mnst 1e
AMY statin; lowest price to JAMES f. BARBER, 5'7
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Gin Drouerln 60 fet.


CECOND FLOOR, 1913 FUtOr-st., and 40
- Anlst also third and fourth floors at log ra;c> VITA
or witrOu; steam power. WlNKOOP llAltE-'Bl.. IS
12l Fultunst.
ITO LET Immediately, 4 four-StOrr English
basement house. unfinished Yartia H. furn SIZE on
corner near Madison sqna.e good lace ioT iA ,cla T.:
rlnal ApIy Marlin Klrnen, 40 East 2J1-st, y NJ G. ~
Du.hng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
hraI Gstale 10 Grrhange.

EXCHANGE.-Beaut residence at Staten
II Island abundance Of fruit and shade rent TO GOOD
parties HOYT, son ~ MF-S IN Gr Il, - Nassaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Excursions.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH.
VIA BAY RIDGE
COMMENCING THURS DAY, MAY 9th.
The steamer y. r. MARTIN will Pier l. foot Of
Whiteha.st u Of the Elevated Rairoafs, connect
ing at BAY RID with trains for Manhattan Beach aafo
lows 92j 1929 ll:25, M 4:25, lbs 225 B Is AIS,
$50 $40 and 7:2o 10. ReturciBE, leave MANHATTAN
BEAC at 500 1920 leo 1920 l20 z2U. $780, 49,
5:2U, 6;2O. I:20 ana $50 p
VIA GREkNPoITT
By steamer SYLVAN GROVE from foot Of 23d &C.. F. II.
9'5 l0i5 Has l25 las, 2tJ S45 $40. k.i6 $40,
Il m. Returning, leave MANHATTAN BEACH at 1876.
ll:lj. l20j. 1Oj, 2:o6, $40. 400, 5i05 $780, 70o.
go D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
ItKANU UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y.
OPENS JUNE Il. 1880.
HENRY CLAIR, Lessee.

111TYNIRD SPRING HOUSE, delight
" fully ucif.l p; O. lyinArd orange Co., y. on me
Fri, Il r. crhV nio, fnm new lOrh CITY; VIII open une
H. $50. ;Iciiit,~ lr pure mountain ar, b"allhS
hunting am shlc rooms unusually al e AMI airy terms
i.Uit.uc. M H. H'N lll"p4' IL t'"PAAeIo.-
HAMlLTON HOUSE, Stamford, Conn.,
Flr,ic!a~s family house high grounds wtte piazlas
shady lawns flee from malaria; ami running water IA
,vrr, room hours rite from NcwFOrk cry bllllrl
r,on bathing, boating hshing. NJ. H. GEBMoN.
Igt.. tsI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
nor S4LE--On Ronnd Hill, \ Ithalnpton,

EOR SALE.-Ou KOdHu nllI, y "ItII'ilIlptoH'
Mass family resiCc' - TIE late Henry Brgh c0h'
missing about ten &c and LARGE lawns How "a
and fruit gard, ns aud pastuIdbt; large hric&
81 Mt HoyoKe near ~ utrr 81 the to" con
vcueD TO schools churches smiths CO cgc Tor and the
Clara INSTITUTE part land admirably aap n to sec
uai we improvement without nJnring the residence orns
will b. easy The estate Sid@d suit purchasers.
Apply 10 WM: y; Mi'Iph t. EAs'u,oI 800,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI

he.e hrst-Class steamship, sa regularly al p from
Per So. =, North IUVrI, as follows:
SANTIAGO ii. CUBA. Capt Fdntr hursll" Jn1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
National Lnc.-From (ncw) Pier 30, North r.
OUEENSTOWN AND LINrluOUL---

---EOk LONDON iNJCtOrlh JO'kSl-------
LLAN IJ...June o. T. N. liALI Jun 10. I"3n .. M
CABIN. 500 prcp1i str"rage ucKtH 80
BEN lover than most lne@ Comnnys olcs nos T.,
ana IS isIoIdwtv J.. WI. l. ClSI. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
L1OR SALE.-BeanllInl conany rc,.lcncc g

i auTvate family bOlttins - 'sh"ht 81 Hf ~
FERRY, N.I - Ille II "A 'o@"; r. IN = SUI n
NsuChcaer g mi,.ui. $ walk &c, on Concord Id
road passenger trains day; .1t"L '0nn Gi"n' "O9lny
argr oClS "aI.Si 10y S'can, nay We
Gows pazzas. lIO cod wt".. nihI' ON "t"TF TO- T.
carriage pse, iarg, n0use etc. 1illu
ticuc island itt aud wuin sight u the
house inrluce,i IL land 10 .u puCs ono Of the
finest lO< atoms MeiTiH-ck. gran river ana landscape
vcv cool lc.l les deh.rdb, ncigab tO R
schools Apply 10 A. J. LA F. No Il HauOveE.st NancEet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Gin tIsal GstdEe Gor sale

NOR SALF.-A daily newspaper, or bank
ca secure the desirable corner property renal
;pc nnmprOved For particulars apply TO ~
LAND Il WHITING Beekmanst
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, $50 West ODD
ST. 4.story. brick. for sale; commissions allowed IL
West HOustOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. CONAN

DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i Sailing from Pier foot of Clna.st- North ldycr
For u IstbmuE OF Panama
StcamshIpC .t-. = e. y m ia az lure -.
Conn, C;ihg for Central ard Sonth America and AsU:l
From san Francisco 10 japan md f'liIia'
Steam la go ~ Of TGEIu. 10 a. IuV J..
From Francisco 10 Honolulu. NcwH aahd All Aut-
,,t,-tmshlp Italia - Ola, Sa'nTday, June .. noon
immortality On 4l Of lp!.duu Llsat San Francesca
Passengers forwarded 10 san FRANCISCO. 9AN '.llli
IsIANIS JAPAN, CHISA. NTW/IALAND. AUSTRIA.
Ia ~OU III AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMEKlCAS All
MEXICAN PORTS.
For freight, :.,-si, AID general information. apply at
H. j. 81 lI.hf.
itl l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

GufiIon Sales OF Real tstGIe.
DlVERSIDE-AVF. and 11TH-ANE.,
Ii SSth ami Sdth sts.-EItile block.
RICHARD V WNENETT, AuctcnceI,
VIII sill at auction
TCESDAN.JINES :,
At II o'clock NJ Exchange "a.e~ro"m III Broad"ay
by uIder ~ the supreme Court : .
Riverside ave- ltiaVe Seth al.i S>thtS.Fntire bcck,
except four ots the Cleyant and Ci loc't"n ~
lyersde Park elevation feet above hl5I "dtcr win
magnificent NcHs Of l1vci scenery.
Terms - per cent on mortgage
Maps Sc at AuCtiOeeTs ONE Broad E9Y tDoSentnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
INMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

FORQUhES~TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOT. e. i.ir steamer. ! ~ Line tiSc L.ruteIl mt
MAJ, .. Lane routes q al seasons -. tne y AZ
NEIS.......-i Ia it>DAl /, June -
CITY or g. I:II ,.......... ~Nl lDA /, i H. - 3D..
Oily OF MONTREAL. TIL CH%DAY juno II. - o. 49,.
CITY or RItIIMDN D.....SA re- itJAl - ;h;
CT-Y or CHEsTER...Ii ~ "a july J. l25U j. III
From Pier Il, y. -. foot 81 Char. -.
CABlN ssh and 500 Return ten rs 80 favorable terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New-YOrk.-

No Hotel IN the city gives satisfaction thaa the ST.
NICHOLAS and IL Is patrOnizcd BY tho very best people
Convenient IN location admirably conducted with theyefy
b of rooms attendance AMI cuisine II especially desir
allie for families 10 summer resorts or foreign travel
rns en- suite with private patlOrs for bridal parties
nj moderate BaSgage can be checked " destination
frnIn Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Gountrn llrorertn tor cole emo 90 Let.

AT ORANGE, y. J. neicIhOrhoOd speciality.
"A Properly sac anu al Gieas 81
"a MS EDWARD +. IAilLfON. J. - Pn"'si. y !.
TAST TENNESSEE AMI NORTH CARO-
Il LIMA MINERAL and AGRlCILrURAl. htNDS
examc4i Honest reports made aud purchase. II de,n' b,
IiI.NKG +. COLION, knoxville, 1tnn. NcT-l"lA CITY
references OF fifS-ciasS gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

! ECIIAIrWEKI SPRINGS, Bethlehem, Penn,
/ yin Iclhgh Valley r. R-lhs pleasant aud healthy
Srir re- OF il open tor the reception az guests Tho
place n been improved aud brantnel aLda telephone
itr,duccd terms moderate. Apply at the springs 10 MIS-
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
,THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.-EGBERT

L WATSON * son. otOckbridge, Mass, oder nrstclas
accommodation old asnioned New England countr
hn,se famed sop F0r cOOking cream rich milk &C. e1
iensve grounds ample shade; luxurious beds send Tor Gu
cullr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE to Jet
II furnished. Rye S,ok Oh sound: Wy i,ai'v hisli
rIoand splrp,d aW and shade Uees in aundht
70 carriacc hous, BAN. ec: Ihc boat NJ b&jns
an nsh.ng private frmilV; rent '6N
- T. 4 OH Ik-HANk & 60 % E-NA MLy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

NTORRlSTOWN.-TO rent; furnished hand
WI some house and grounds; ali Convenience anMH'
Of reasonable j. d. CONDICI IIbc ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
SMITH HOUSE,
GeneTh PaSstHHer AKeHl, 30 > stssau.s.., wv

FI'IlE BEAUTIFUL MANSION, known as
the Mar,and IIouse situated at Andover Mass, hve
minutes wax from BAardvae station VIII be os
Summer bOarcrs l. The house large and ary)
stand upon ground pine aud oak grove stable
Il, nlatiOns. For terms, address Mrs ELLINGWOOD.
LIl-El.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

NEWBURG- ou- the HUDSON Villas, cOun-
~ try seats fatms dwellings furnished un!urnlshtt
for SAFE rent at old grecs col m.l1ialn -, ~ "r
nlaltr J.. !. tt RNER NONDuTR. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
TVUE DANSVILLE SANITARIUM.

TNHE MANliANSET HOUSE, Shelter Is
/ land L. L. has been leased by Mr.. JAMES SLATER.
proprietor OF Berkeley" 6thaye, corner 9ihst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

(,LEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, y. Y.-II0Use
= nov o"rn: 90 acr.s grp1nl. ga wtor wopthrrS
'rrs. vegetables N; carnage stages, &C. on plac"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

$4,000
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-10
TIT for Tat.

Mr.. c. was pastor Of . Baptist
church in certain town in one Of the
Western States. He had been on very
bad terms with his flock for some
time. They abused him whenever
they could find occasion, and he re-
clproca,ed with equal readiness. Be-
fore his contract with the parish ex-
PRED, he received the appointment Of
chaplain at the State,prison. Elated
at this lucky opportunity of getting
rid of him, the congregation came in
full numbers to hear his farewell SER
mon, perhaps less to compliment than
to annoy him with their presence
Great was their astonishment, and
still greater their anger, when the
reverend gentleman chose for his text
the following words, 81 50 to prepare
place for you. that 'ohere i am,
there 90 may be also."-EDIToR's
DRAWER, in Harpers Magazine for
March.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-10
WHOLE NO 1862
Advice 10 yOung Men.


Cultivate seli.eontrol until II be-
comes natural TO you, self'repression
Isn't selfcontrol. One time i knew
one Of these men who are accustomed
10 sclfrepresslon, lilo was a quie',
soN.spoken man, with the most un'
goveinable temper that ever tore a
human passion into rage, But 'he
rarely showed 1t, Ono day In the
autumn he was trying to make q joint
Of six.inch stovepipe fit into tho end
Of five aud ono.hali inch length
And during the struggle he smoto his
thumb, about midway between tho
nail and the joint, with a round'back'
cd hammer. lie arose with n sad,
sweet smile, laid tho hammer down
softly on the carpet. changed the
lengths OF pipe, fitted them and put
the pipe up, and never said a word'--
Hc was pale, aud there was n glowing
light in his eyes. And the next day,
about three o'clock in the afternoon,
that man walked out Of town, up the
D. and NJ grade, and stood in tho
woods and foamed at the mouth and
howled and raved about stoyepipes
and people who make them until no
thirty-two-ton engine OF
the track. Sclf-rcpression isn't self
control, my son.-[Bur. Hawkeyc.
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GRACEFUL SpEECH.-The value to
o young lady, of copious, elegant
and expressive vocabulary can hardly
be over.estimated. Were she never
to use the pen in epistolary'or rhetori-
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ever worn. Add to this the fact'that
woman's tongue is her chief weapon
next to her eyes, at least-in ap-
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in love and guidance, in song and
prayer what is there to equal q wo-
mans speech ? While nature does
much, reading and writing do more,
in cultivating fuency and felicity of
speech. Read the best English, and
avoid the cheap and sensational litera-
ture of the day. Avoid vulgarity and
slang in conversation. Use the same
care in purity of language while talk.
ing Familiarity in private that is taken
in public speech. But the best train
ing is heart training. Here, as in
oratory, it is out of the abundance of
the heart that the mouth speaketh.-
If the law of kindness is within the
heart there will be "milk and honey
on the tongue
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God alone is perfect, good, beauti-
full, and true, and heaven is heaven
because it is filled with the glory OF
His goodness, His beauty, and His
truth. But wherever there is a soul
led on earth by the Spirit of God, and
filled by the Spirit Of God with good
and beautiful and true graces and in
spirations, there is soul which, as
St. Paul says, is sitting in heavenly
places with Christ Jesus-a soul which
is already in heaven, though still on
earth.-C Charles Kingsley.
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The more you take the better !
Follow Natures laws
To tho very letter
Let the doctors 90
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Lot alone the gin,
The brandy, and the whlskey'
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Drink the pure, cold water,
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The thunderbolt strikes the noun
tain which has done no wrong, and
spares the >fobber, hid in its caves,
who has done wrong. Probably God
is seeking the conversion of that rob-
ber, and He strikes the mountain
which cannot fear, that the mau who
can fear may be converted.-l Angus
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The Syracuse Times tells of smart
boy in that town who took his sister
to meat market to see ground
hog, and when they arrived, he show
ed her a tub of sausage meat.