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sALARY or FEES7
A Proposition TO nake the city Sergeant
N knlnried Official.

A Proposition 10 Maks the city Sergeanl
u SaIAried OilIeIaI.
There Is now pending In the City Coun
Gil an ordinance which, II itbe adopted
will have the effect Of making the office o.
CITY Sergeant a salAried ono 80 far as the
police Jurisdiction Of the Municipal Court
Ia concerned. 1t will be remembered thai
a similar project vas preached in Council
some time ago, but II was lound that the
| law could not be altered during the tern
ofofice nt an incumbent. Tbs present
measure Is intended to take effect at the
commenOeni sut Ct the next official term
and SO II passed will bs Eatia. 1t ES7 al
ready been iayoably acted upon In th'
Second Branch, and needs only a sanction
inr vote in the clipper House to maze !!
a law. It Will effect = considerable saving
70 the city over the present system OF fees
"A will be seen by peruSAl oil the oEdtn'
ance, which Is as follows:
Sec. i. lie It ordained by the council Of
the city Of Wheeling, that the eighth Sec
ton oil an 0tulnAuCb III IbIAIOu " tht
election, duties and compensation oil the
Sergeant OF the city OF Wheeling be, and
the same Is hereby repealed.
Sec, 2. That the 10th section oil said or.
dinance DO amended 80 as to read as fol-
lows; H. :,
Wheeling shall receive salary oil S2,OOl
per annum, payable monthly, TO DO re-
ceiyed by him In lieu Of any and all fees
which would otherwise accrue to him
from the cases within the police inrisdic
ton Of the Municipal Court and In all
such cases, he and his deputies shall col
lect the same fees, on account OF his SER
vices, as the sheriff Of q county would be
entitled to receive for similar services, and
he shall, on or before the fifth day OF each
month, account for and pay into tho treas
ury Of the city ell fees collected by him
on account OF said services. II Is proYid
cd, however, that when snch fees would
be chargeable to the city they shall not BIZ
collected .n-,
Sec. 6. This ordinance shall take oaec!
on the expiration 81 tho term OF the pres
emit city Sergeant.
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djourned to 1OAM.t to-day.

MvsiGPAL ooURT.-Judgc Cramey. :
This oourt met yesterday at 10 o'clock a
NJ Ind transacted the following business
Cleveland, TuseGFaWRs Valley AMI
Wheeling Railroad Company VI, g. w
Kennedy, In aasumpsit. The delerdAnts
demurrer, argued and submitted to thu
Court d former day Of this term, wa
oyettnled by the Court.
Adder { Roedelheim vs.. Joseph Greer
and Others, in debt The judgment thai
Nhj entered at q former day Of this term
against the defendants was argued to the
Court on q motion 70 set the same aside
and taken into confederation.
AdIournod till Saturday ct loan.
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This afternoon a competitive practice
will take place at tho Clubs range, out
.Caldwell's run, for q 500 lonH'ranGe
shaTp Title, between tho following mem'
beers Of the home club: O. W: Dwight
Richard Stuart, James RegGn, VIM. Cox
Herman BAbcock and Otto Jaeger.
A new range was laid out at Horn.
brooks Park yesterday by the Club. y
admits Of firing at any range between lUu
and i 900 yards, and Is said 70 be IN mn
surpassed range In every particular
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WAmrNoroS, JpatsS,s=iA. Ns-for len
anesaee ana the Ohio Valley, stationary 9
falling barometer, higher temperattrs
clear Or partly cloudy weather, winds SAN
For the Lower Lakes, stationary or ~
inc barometer, south, shifting to notttei
" winds, stationary or lower temporal az
nartly cloudy weather, followed by tncFeai
Inc cIoudincSs and local rains.
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on SUNDAY The Prs Ellllon IelVel Wbe1lns ~
li0 n BellalFa d DO 1. ~, Wheeling 1ili NJ ~
sllllfa 40 D n, Whe6ling 900 2, m, Belalfe x,
b u, eonnpctthg viIh ali trains on The B ~ NJ
tlfIW uaaso llAd, nd all 0thtf trains. T1c ~.
= iAiya promptly AZ The abdVe tine
% ~ JOHN CROCK Allo q Old Iellahle WhuIlnll.
fflSht rlCOlyed Alall h0an u Oh Rellahle WA.If-
lIIfs noahd 1np Tiefols, Is eents. kxtl ifif1
na,l6 On tnort haiieN i1E night s1eanlonl % any
SyiS ~ jJso, ., LuEEsy, caplaln,
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We hereby inform our patrons thai the
Celebrated knhnbocher Beer, will hc on
dEaupht In all the principle Sample Rooms
IN the CITY, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins
Ferry and Benwood, Saturday, june othA
Nail CHY BREWING 20, D.
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SKIN HUMOR


On Fnce, Head, and Paris Of Body, Head
covered with Scabs aud SoreS.
MESsRs. WEKEs& PorTEH;-I commented to usl
your CVrIcuRA RENEnIEs last July. Ny face and
bead and some parts Of my body Wer almost raw,
Ny head wa covered With AcaOs HhL alTts and NJ
iudehug vas fearful. had uiSl everything l had
heard oil IN the Eat ADD NOsL Ny rA1 VS. cOnI1
cred very bad one. | have nOE rot 4 particle o.
Skin Humor Pbout me, and my case Il considered
wonderful Ii has BCau tho HtTlns Oi Aalllng gfeA
many Of your CuTiGuRG KIXEnIES 10 this part u III,
MAS .. E. WRPPLE.
DECATUR, NIciI, Nov. II, 1875,
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To GKSrs.-HeadquarteB for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes In all styles
and are far superior 10 any other make.
For sale by L. Y. Blond, llS6 Main
street,
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lie coughedl he coughedl His eyes ran
he looked redder in the face than a lob
ster. But "selles' Cough Syrup" cured
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MILK CRUST
on n CIlIld'N UcnII enFetI,

On CHIIUN IIchU tuFNI.
Me9r. wKEEs a poITRRi GniiifHsH,-lAsl
summer nv sister, while Waiting 10 BOaton, Fought
bog Of CUFtcURA and CUIlcURG Soar for her lltIit
boys heal, Who had the milk crust for mora than two
years. and Tor which she hal tried almost every thing
and exhausted the Itlll Of several physlcianS The
CUTIcuRA eurfd HIN aud he II now dn0, healthy.
looking boy, with beautItul heai Of hair.
YOun MRS. II, l.. BOWER,
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soo DoIcn Hats TO be sold at q
great reduction In price, NJ 81
NPEYEII BItOSf.
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MONUMENT MrxTuREs.-It now appear
that the residents Of Fourteenth ant
Chapline streets, near the proposed site o.
the Monument, will interpoSe some obsta
Giles 10 It's erection ut that point. Danie
Peck, Esq., yesterday notified Mr.. Samue
I.aughlin to take legal advice in the mat
tor, as he and othen purposed enjoininG
the trustees or others whenever work wa
begun. Mr.. Peck stated to reporter yes
tefdsy that the placing Of the monument
on the proposed site was undesin
BILE Tor several reasons, chiefly, however
that Il would obstruct the street and de
preciate the value Of real estate In thai
vicinity, and further the residents o.
that neIghborhood would resist its cree
ton 10 the bitter end. The matter thu!
stands, and tho monument stands very
poor show Of being put unat the place SO
ieCted. But until meeting Is had o
those having the matter in charge moth
ing will DO done.
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TIM ia KS and LIS will DO glad 70
receiye caests d the Fourth Street II. h
Church Social tonight, Music, keading
Strawberries and oreanis Admission ~
Gents
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Music, Readings, Flowers, Strawberries
and other good things at the Fourth Street
N. Z. Social tonight.
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ScALD HEAD

For Niue Years Cured.
MEasRA WEHKs POrrRE 0eHlsHlSA,
July last have besn uAing your CuIicURA for scaii
Head, and Il has eufOi me when all mSlcines that
have taken ior nine years DID me no gOO. unl nov
using II y 4 hair dTeninE, bat my head Il we'll.
keepl the half In very nice condition.
Your truly, II. 4, RAYMOND,
AuiiiOr Ebti EayHs, JlctJ1h & SdyiAdp Il. II.
JACKSON, MIclL, Dc 70, ISIS,
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NEE the New shades In Hats, AZ
MEYER BILOA'.
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars BurDaIni :
~ IsCc- =. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth anu MarEst Street..
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Misc BARR, Misc Hall aud Mr.. Lucaa
will appear In the musical programme at
the Fourth Street Social tonight,
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KINnr An,.h.

"Dr. LIndscy's Blood searcher," by pu:
Fifying the system, SoitenS the skin and
beauties the complexion.
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PRtcEs to suit everybody ~ you want
bargains in shoes and slippers, call at L.
v Blnhd'A.
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Fms Commissioners COURT OF Ar
Err,l,ss juhQ.I GnNn, Hnvlond and johnson
mi. CohTt met at 10 A. N. yesterday, AnC
6ncne,l 10 regular June term.
Snieht "a. Suit, Of al, from Writ coun
~ snnssl and EuperaOaeas allowed. Bono
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THERMOMETERS KHoORD.-'rhe lollowtnl
shows The range OF the thermometert 4
observed at Sc6nepf's drug store, oPer
House corner, yesterday: b
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TAmRy DENoxsfRAFfox.-Mr. o. D.
Thompson Informs Us that there viii be
At least 500 persons from this city astend
the Tariff demonstration ~ Beaver, Pa,
Saturday. The tickets will be only 81 .,
and are on sale At HebTAnk's and o. W.
Seabhght'G.The procession will formal the
Capitol at 8 O'Clock sharp, Saturday NOR:
ming, and headed by Kramet's band, Will
march to Bridgeport, 70 take the train
which will await them there. The follow
Ing Pittsburgh and llAhonipg Valley
mills have contributed 500 each: Jones
( Iaughlin, Lewis, Oliver { Phillips,
Carnegil Bros. & Co., Singer, Nlmick & 90,
Painter, & Son, National Tube Works,
Brown, Donnell & Co., o. Andrews
Kimberly Kahn 4 Co., We9terman
Iron Company, and all the others In these
sections, SIS each. With the exception
Of the Whitaker Iron Works Of this city,
which gave 500, none here have con:
tributel.
This demonstration promises to be the
largest ever held In the country. The
railroad ticket admits 10 the grounds.
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EXTRAORDINARY
SALE THIS WEEK.

p.D, sll., and pr.. uool,n. the lOV"ttA'y hav'
get reached this 'cason' ., w.,,. s,,,n.,
EI.,nat summer silks 10 Black and WINE eHlpel
Al 90 Cenu pur yard r..,h,..s
,,i,S IjSii striprs fSluoUl to Is cents pr ya'u'
rh. PA check, In the new shsdta, EoId every
vbrTS Al ii %, reduced to 10 cents pei yAlu'
M. ,no,i alsslnt Of ali Is the 4Old Facet AlA1uIe
"a siItI e nov oder At Is cents per yRtI'
RlIeE dTOs dralu silks al u W, eoH'ld'rOa 'Ae.l
mai C,to, urrin sllkS al q %, very hand'On'
BI,ct Oros drain silks Al 81 10, fully Woi!h ~ Il
CoI1r,,l aud Black DsmIsSO SllEl In all sa"
.S.v much reduced.
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NscE.Tis Social and strawberry FESTIVE
- Eng. Iath h Sunday School EzcursiORtt'
Flushing, Ohio. ,,.-.,,.u ~
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1innnerchor'
Notice to Buildem-D. Q. List, v.
Reliable Thermometer-E. \; NlCoII
YarnAll'a Baking Powdor-Bloch, bto,
A Real Noyelty-oehm x Co.-Fouftl
nara ~
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RARE bnrgnlnSin millinery, at
S2EYER BROS.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER LAW LECrUREs (lino Vslklyl blgln
til Iply, 100, and end 18th septmbsf. Have proved
Of signal uls,- lIi TO students Eho design 70 pauus
thtlf studies at thlsor other Law seheolj a. 70 thOs
who propose TO rad PyatSlyi and "a,
who have not hSd he adyaatlgo Of SYItOmatio In
utIusiIOu. For dFealar apply (P. o. uniVerhty d
Va TO JoHN D, MIN0H, Prof Gun. and Sat- Law
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THE Hest stock OF TriiSmcd Ilat'
ana Bonnets, In this city, NJ
kPEYEIE BROS.
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DOR SALE-ELIGIBLE AND DEsI'
u RABLE Family RfSidsnet--ThAt large, eonIsni
cot and we'll heated dEtllinEUi Alex. Turner, E.Ir
ira Chaplina itieei, bslhg BIiek building contain.
Ts,ST ihTo1Ehou tbS house In The lelt Of 6Ohdtloa
AID stlGiSa IN one Of The beat heghb0fhOodl 10 thi
city; he only reason i1r ceiling beihg The small nun
bSf d the owner Hnd DGcuIant taHuIJ DOW Igaldlh9
there For further Information apply 70 ALhAAN'
DER BONE nenefnl BuilhSu Agent, 1875 AaIket
street, CFihEls's BiOsk, 0IrI CITY Bait. mylA
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R,YLR CoxrEsr.-7Hs Whetling Club
Aodin TictsriotU.- Wheeling Rifle
Club shot another OF the series Of tele;;
graphic matches with the Canton Rod and
Gun Club, OF CollinSVille, Conn., yester'
day, and rs usual came oil victorious.
The score OF the Wheeling marksmen
was as follows, out Of possible 40 each;
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CHEAP DRESS MATERIALS

One hundred psces Drra GcOda Io, u S 81 WI
HIF worth 30 and 70 cents We ouo ''''''' 4
and u cents per yard. ,o.,,,.,,., Al d
Low phrs Of 10 cents. ... h.rJ,,,,
RItra barraIna In LAVnL sc ODER TIE HAhu'' y
sai 10 The city ate cents per yard 49,, =,
Our 0ntiro stock Of DrSst Materials d0s 5I ny
shSSp during this week, aud We Invite sVvfS wy
come nd EnO r.
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PRES ELLISON.

QUICK TRIPS BETWEEN NJ. !
" RIEELLSg, pEEwQ0D AND - =
SBELLAlRE By The nav passenger -
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81, Louis. June 2,-RIyer risen 4 feet 10
inches, II feet inches by gauge. Wealth.
or clear and pleasant. Arrived; Polar
Star and barges, Metropolis, Grand Lake
and barRes, New Orleans, Departed. Pc.
lar Star and barges for Tenneae river;
Clinton and Diamond Joe and barges for
s.. Paul; Champion, PaduCah, SCudder,
New Orleans; Bird and Tatum for Kansas
Nttv
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TYLER COUNTY.

Crop Prospccis-The Fusion Failure
Political Matters and Personal Men.
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NEIaHRo RHooD NEWS
RAInMoNr.

Rine Rains -GFoWlnE Crops -'sIintter con
tcstsi-CiOse Of the Publie schools Per
soRai liens, DC.
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Che Gntelligeuteas


oaiee Sos. % and n Hoarteenth 9
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OsARLRs CLARK, Of WyAndotte, Kansas,
called at this office last night with the
slItement that as Co.'s and Ryan were IN
tbs neighborhOod, he would be g I'D to
meet either OF them for any amount they
inieht name, and at any time they should
~ He could be found, he said, at Col
nmhus, Ohio. Charles was slightly In
ii6uDr, but not intoxicated, and looked
lilo a bad man from Kaw river, Co.'s
md Ryan papers please copy.-Steabe'''itIe
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sisCR the hanging Of King, the WoodS.
field murderer, one OF the prtsonersin the
/ fall handed deputy Sheriff Read 4 cold
chisel and ille, which King had passed
10 him for safe keeping one day last week
KING had cut one Of the riyet heads, neal
| lie floor, Of ono Of the upright iron bars T.
eel No. 4, where no was confined unti
within two weeks Of his death, when he
was removed 10 cell No. 2. He did moi
stata who frirniRhOd him the tools.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-20

A RUM SELLERS SToRY.-A man named
Stacy, the owner Of a splendid drinking
saloon in New York, signed the pledge
lately and closed his house. Hearing
that party of lads had formed themselves
into Temperance Society, he went to
them and gave them his experience as a
rum-seller. We repeat some of his reco-
lections for our larger audience. 81 sold
liquor" said Mr.. Stacy, ''for eleven years
long enough for me to see the beginning
and the end of it's effects. l have seen a
man take his first glass of liquor in my
place, who afterward filed the grave of
a suicide. / have seen man after man,
wealthy and educated, come into my sa-
loon, who now cannot buy his dinner.
can recall twenty customers worth from
one hundred thousand to five hundred
thousand dollars, who are now without
money, place, or friends" He warned
boys against entering saloons on any
pretext. He stated that he had seen
many a young fellow, member of a tenn
perance society, come in with friend
and wait while he drank. ''No, no. he
would say, 81 never touch it. Thanks all
the same" Presently, rather than seem
churlish, he would take glass of cider
or harmless lemonade. ''The lemonade
was nothing" said the rumseller, ''but /
knew how it would end. The only safety,
| boys, for any man, no matter how strong
his resolution is outside the doors of the
saloon.'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-20

SIR GARNET ON TEMPERANCE.-The fol-
lowing letter from Sir Garnet Wolsely,
recently written to a clergyman, appears
in the Church Of England Temperance
Chronicle: 81 can state generally, that
my experience has proved to me that the
less liquor there is consumed in an army,
the more efficient is it's condition. I have
never seen men do harder work than that
done by the three battallions I took with
me on the Red River Expedition, in 1870,
and l never saw men make lighter of
hardships, more cheerful, more healthy,
or better behaved than they were. With
the troops under my command recently in
South Africa, we had very little spirits.
OF my own personal escort the majority
were total abStainers, and they were
models Of what soldiers on service should
be. l find that if you give men plenty of
tea and sugar, they don't miss their grog
after time; having no grog with you in
a campaign eases your transport very,
very considerably, and removes tempta-
ton to steal, which it's presence in an
army always creates. There is no one
that wishes well to the temperance cause
more sincerely than l do
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-20
OUR LOVE FOR CHRIST.

Many a devout soul has said: 81 cannot
love my Saviour as love my child. 1 do
not, cannot love God more than 1 love
my husband. There is an intensity and
heartiness in my affection for my family
and friends entirely wanting in my affec-
ton for divine things. need to he re-
converted. must be altogether wrong"
But the error lies in confounding things
that differ. Mans affection for man must
be more or less instructive. Mans love
for Christ must be altogether spiritual
The instructive must be intense, because
passionate and confined but the spiritual
mild, because calm and expansive. The
eagerness of the first, and the serenity of
the second belong to their respective ma
lures. The one derives its intensity from
our physical constitution, but the other it's
calmness from our spiritual. Instructive
affection is born of flesh and blood, but
spiritual of the will of God, and the nature
of each corresponds to its parentage
Our love for Christ, then, while wanting
the warmth of our love for man, has more
depth and root in our being; while it's
form is less fervent, its essence is more
real. The one seems to be, but the other
in reality is, the greater. Indeed it can
not be rightly compared to our love for
the living. 1t resembles much more
closely our love for the dead. Death at
once sanctifies and spiritualizes our affec-
ton. The departed orb into clear and
| perfect stars in the heaven of memory
where the lurid fires of earth no longer
burn, where only the light of immortal
purity CLEANS, and the emotions they
awaken are no more intense, instinctiv,
and passionate, but gentle, spiritual ant
calm. Our love of the dead knows neithel
the pangs of jealousy, nor the agony o
suspicion, nor the fear of loss, but il
serene and strong as death itself. TIL,
dead never die to us. They live in GU
hearts purified, beautiful, exalted int,
minor deities whom we can reverence
without idolatry. 1t is, then, no calam
ity or hardship to have an invisibl
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&eligiplls department.
LOVE IN ALL.

Name the leaves on all the trees;
Name me waves on all the seas
All the iow'rs by rill that blow.
All the myriad tints that glow.
Winds that wander through the grove
And you name the name of love-
Love there is in summer sky.
As in the light Of maiden's eye.
Listen to the countless sounds
In the wind that gayly bounds
Ger the meads, where. on the wing,
Bright bees hum and linnets sing; gf4
Fat Of raindrop. chat of stream,
oftheir song, sweet loves the theme;
Love there is where zephyr skips.
As in breath of maiden's lips.
In the west mild evening CLOVIS; VI
Angel fingers fold the rose; |4FE
silyery dews begin to fall;
Crimson shades to shadow all;
Holy nature wells her face;
Earth is lost in heavens embrace
Love is in an hour like this,
As in guileless maden's kiss.
Go where. through the voiceless night.
Trips fair Luna's silver light; t.It
Hear of natures pulse the beat.
Like the tread Of unseen feet;
See from out the lambert north
Shmmering arrows shooting forth;
Love is in a meteor's start,
As in throb Of maiden's heart.
loves the essence of all things;
IT'S from love that beauty springs; tt.' b
Twas by love creation first
Into glorious being burst;
Yelled in maidens form SO fair,
1 do worship thee in her,
Spirit sweet all else above
Love is God, since God Is Lowell
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-20

EFFECTS OF LIQUOR.-One of the most
tragical effects of the use of liquor is the
disease it entails on the children of the
drunkard. In Great Britain it affects the
physical frame less sensibly than in this
climate, and there are many English, Irish
and Scotchmen among us, old men, who
have taken whiskey moderately all their
lives. But their children inevitably suf-
fer. They are either nervous, dyspeptic,
or, worst aud most common fate of all,
they inherit an overmastering appetite for
drink, which once gratified proves sure
and speedy ruin to mind and body All
of our readers can recall such families.
The only safety for them is absolutely to
refrain from its use. The only chance of
rescue for a man who has begun to drink
is to stop, at once and altogether No
matter how far he has gone,- nor how en-
! feebled he is, let there be no temporizing.
no s'tapering off" Let him put himself
| into the care of a good physician, and
| stop. That is the sole cure. No torture.
| probably can equal it. The way to avoid
that torture is never to begin with the
| first glass.