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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23
Tllf; FRS FRIEND.

DIR. Barher's Red Horse Powders arc Tie ~, 1
i'm the market They are not a mere tool ,aadc
of inert and cheap materials, bu. Il Vcritablc
of ordinary horse ana cattle powders, and will
cure and !attcn stock i'll one fourth the time.
acting At once upon the digestive organs and
sccrctiOns, and may lie safely relied upon for
the cure of coughs, colds, GiStcmpcr g!andcrS
and all diseases of horses mules, cattle. sheep.
hogs and poultry. They Will increase the
quantity and quality of milk i'll COWS and keep
all kinds of stock in Il healthy condition.. Sold
everywhere at 2Gc. pc" pack, for 81 large
siz" 40c.. or 3 for 81. Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran. Drug Store, l37 and 80 North Queen
streets. aug2-lydeod&w1
A Cough, Cola or sore Inroat should nc
stopped. Neglect frequently results in ,n In.
cura!: lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Tro..h"~ do not disorder
the stomach like cOugn syruHs ANA h:i!:,;tn!&,
bat act directly on the ntaned part. :yin%
irritation. give relief in asthma. bronchial
Coughs. Catarril, and the I'hrot.' Tror!,i,'<
which Singers and Public Speakers ar,. subject
tn. Fer thirty years Browns bronchial
Troc!l;.s have been recommended by pEEs-
clans. ami always give perfect satisfaction
iiaving been tested by wide anG cC:&t:nt nc
for nearly an entire generation, thry have at
tanned well-mcritcd rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sol! at - Crnt~ 4 box
everywhere. mSlvli THY S&!,w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23
DE.1TES.

li0LDEN.-In this city, on the 2}d inst, Willie
d.. only chill; of W. l.. and L. l.. Holden, in the
Sth gear OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from The residence of his parents, No. 5J3 West
King street, on Friday afternoon at 2@
O'Clock. lntcrment at Woodward Hill ccmc-
tcrv. 1tl*
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Postofiice Hours To- M orraw.

The postofice will observe Sunday
hours to-morrow-open from 9 to 10 r.
the morning, and to in the evening,
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Rheumatic Diseases.

These ailments follow from torpid liver :tn,!
cnstivr bowels: the skin. bowels and kidneys
falling in their proper work. an i"r!,t poison is
formed In lie blood, which is the occasion Of
tines" acute diseases. klInry-W or TrniEc's
healthy action of all >ccrclvc organs, :,nd
throws on the rheumatic poison. Equally
efficient In li'itiis r! Dry ;"Tin.- Inter. OCEAN.
I.2- iw'a&W
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Watches, Jswelry, Clocks, Sverware, Diamonds, &c.
Sins CT III. Fathers visited On the Children

Physicians say that scrotulous faint cannot
be eI1i,Iicaird: VIC deny it lin toto" If yOu
90 through 4 thorough course or Burdock
Blood Bitters. your blood will get rs pure as
you can wish Price 81. For sale at ii. Il.
COchrars drug store, l31 North Queen street,
I.alcas.cr.
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The doctors said my WIG had c0n~iInD
ion. Tried 'Lnh>ry's E.oO. SraTciicr.' and
Sii" has better he nth than tvCr.' q. IL. HHh.
bard. Nampden Ohio III lnI&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23

10 to H. Il. COcnr;inS I,ruI ~t.r.', Il. .>i':i ].
Olrrn street, tor Mrs. FrecTPOns .Ncm -NG-
t'Dn0t DYcS For bright ni-s a;ii durability OF
co!nr,aic un"uuair'!. Color from i" 5pounds.
Direct, u, in English :int! GcIi.i;in Price. J.,
cents.
Sick h@.t.!ICiic. nervous hva,laciiC, neuralgia,
nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, siecpcss-
ness, and brain diseases, positively cured by
DIR. HcnsOn5 Celery ami ChamOnic Pills.
They contain no OPIUM quininc, or other
harmful dug. Sold By druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23
nIa:ri:itann:ai.

DR.. j. Paul LI!:crs, OF Newport, Del,
ard Miss Florence Ge;.t, daughter of J.
NJ. w. Gcist, editor OF the Nt,r Era, OF
this city. was married 1T noon today in
St. Johns Episcopal church, in presence
of large number OF friends The i'm
pressive marriage service of the Protest
ant Episcopal church was read by Rev. .C.N
Spalding. pastor of st. Johns. At the
close of the marriage ceremony the bridal
party was taken in coaches to the residence
of the brides parents, 157 East King
street, where the reception took place.
The bride was the recipient of many val
liable presents. aud the young couple re-
ceived the hearty congratulations of a host
of friends. At 2:4O p. Iii. they started on
their bridal tour
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23

"W hat every one says musi be trGc." that
. Or. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal for
c 'Hgils and colds. Try it. Price :5 cents.
nl-ImdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23

That great Eermatologist, Dr c. W. Benson
of Baltimore has prepared his tavcritc pre-
scription for general use and now any person.
however poor, can get the benefit OF his best
treatment for skin disease. 1t consists of both
external and internal treatment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23
,TurieS Struck,

The eases of Emanuel Netf and Amos
Neff, executors of Henry Netf, deceased,
VS.. benjamin ID. Mayer and jacob Cor
man, VS.. the Pennsylvania railroad, will
come up for trial next week. The first one
is 4 summons on a.trcspass and the other
An action for damages. Jurors have been
struck in the eases and the members 0: the
Arst one will meet ut the Washington
house. Strasburg, on Tuesday morning at
II o'clock, to view the premises in Stras-
burg township. The other viii meet in
sheriil7s office. III the court h"use on sat
u.daY morning.
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Grain and Provision Quotations.
Chicago.

One o'clock quotations OF grain and provi.,
ions, furnished by S. X. Yunit, Broker, u:
East King street.
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grEsfLak .Tsti1s: -.


Rats, mice, ants, llicS, vrrnnin, tln-luit"cS
insects, Sc. cleared OF: by Z" i:oH-, on Rat. :"
iIr. boxes 1t druggists.
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"Life, Growth, beauty

"W hat we all admire" and how 10 secure II
fine heat of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes
good looks should neglect TO rsa "Lomhon
Hair CO.Or RestOrcr,'' the mast cicaIly and 'ie
ligntfu article ever introduced 10 tn" Anlcri-
can people. II is totally different from all
oIherS-nOt sticky or Sumn:y. AMI free from
all impure ingredients that render iGany Ot Ecr
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickcm5 thin
hair, restores gray hair. gives II new Lille, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy. causing the hair
to grow W here it had fallen of or become thin.
docs not soil or stain anything, and Is rcr-
fcctly and elegantly prepared rs 10 make Il a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. q" Lon
don Hair Rcstorcr" is sold by all drug isis.
ut - cents 4 bottle. six bottles fnrSi.
oci3M, ,SSw
An old la,:y writes us ~ am G5 years Old
and was feeble and nervous ali thc time. hen
bought Il bottle of Parkcr's Ginger Tome
have used little more than one bottle and
feel rs well rs 1T 30.'' See other column.
nI-iM,lcOuS WpOW
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Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY As 4 ifEDICiEE.

BRANDY AS 4 GED!CiEE.
TEis Row much :,i,,.=;:d A!cnhniic s5tiinuiant
was never intnn,lt.! as :. beverage but To h.
used ~ Il rl:;!icin" Of great potency in the cure
of some of the destructive disease, which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
Wiiha purely p!ij!nnthforc motive we pr,
sent to :h.: fiyUr.ll!c notice Of iuv,li.ls-.s,a.
caly those ai;lic,c'! with tlin! miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, Il specific remedy, which i3
nothing nnrr or less than
Brandy.
The :gcj. with feeble appetite and more OF
less debility, viii iiTn this simple nictiicinc
when used properly,
A Sovereign Remedy
or MI their ills and aches. Be it, i:Catvrr
strictly understood that we prescribe. and use
but one article. and th:t Is
REIGhRT'S GID BRANDY.
sLAYMAKEH. Tiis Er,,sdy Els stool the
test for years, and has never failed. ils f:iI
az cur experience extends. and VIC therefor,
give it the preference over all Othcr Hr,ndi.s
no matrc rcr with how many jaw breaking French
titles they a"e branded. Ore-'ourth of the
money that is yearly thrown away ON various
impCtent dyspepsia specifies would suffice IL
buy all thc Brandy to- cure any suci.
ascs In proof OF the curative powers Of
ReiRart's Old Brandy,
In eases OF Dyspepsia, can summon mum
bcrs of witncsscs-one case in particular We
cIte:-
A hard working farmer liad been All. .tsr.u
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor number Of
years; his stomach would reject almost eve:y
kind of food; he hat! sour GructatiOns con-
stantly-uo appctiic--!n fact, he WIS obliged Il.
restrict his diet to crackers ami stale bread,
and as beverage lie used Nctirann's ROOi
Beer. lie is u Methodist, and then, now
preached ut times, and in his discourscs often
acclaimed earnestly against all kin,is OF strong
drink When advised to try
Reioart's Old Brandy,
In his case, lie looked up with .stOnisEIHeni
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects In
the cases of some of his near acq IInt:rces, he
at last consented! to follow advice. II.
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken lie was "A sound man, i'll
| stomach capable of 'lisesting nythinss whic,.
he:chOsc to eat. lie still! keeps il and liz.
tie occasionally; and since he has this mcdi.
cine he has been of very little pccuni;iry benz.
fit to the dOctOr.--A PRACrIS!s6 PHYSiCIAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23
KID GLOVES.


KID GLOVES.
Better inducements than ever!
Weare now selling the best Kid Gloves we
ever offered tor tho money. Our assortment
also is IL great deal larger.
An elegant assortment of Fail Shades.
Tans Operas, Black and White in ) or bat
tong, ut $50. pair.
Real Fosters Patent Lacing Kid Gloves.
Note these prices:
shocks, $l.25 Black and CulOrcd.
Jersey Washleather Gauntlet Gloves, $l.21.
\ box OF fine Pcrfumed Glove Powder
presented with every pair of
Kid Gloves.
Misses Kid Gloves, 75c. Il pair.
Fur and Spring Top Kid Gloves AMI MiiS, for
Gents and Ladies.
Best make goods from 81 50 to ss pair.
Fail I.islc cloves. tlecccti, from
l5c. palSup.
LADIES, GENTS and CHILDIEN's COT
TON and WOOL HOSIERY:
I.;,cies' Full Regular B;dbriggans, silk clocked
Hair Lined Hose, Full Regular Made.
Pin Striped Full Regular Made lose.
best German goods,
worth 'oe, pair ,,,a tor Bic; M 4 pair: ,:,,, or
Fancy Silk ClOcked, DC pair.
Ladies' Heavy Knit All:W ool Hose. aoc. a pair.
ChiId's Heavy III Knit IT, An-Mool \ Woo Hose,
Child's AiI-WoOl Ribbed Hose, seamless,
all sizes, 25c. q pair.
Childs Cardinal All-wool Cashmere Hose,
all sizes, regular made, 3Oe. Il pair.
Child's Dark Cotton Hose Elegant styles,
Heavy Goods, at Il. Is, IS and soc. a pair.
Fine Cashmere Hose in Elegant Styles.
Fine French Ribbed All-W Ool Hose.
in Striped and Plaid.
Gents Balbriggan Socks, Silk C!ock;d,
Mems Heavy Knit AiltWool Socks, in Grey or
Cardinal, reduced to 2lc. Il pair.
Gents Fine Regular Made Mcrino Socks,
Ut &c. pair.
UNDERWEAR
for Ladies', Gents and children.
4 Good Heavy Ladies' Merino Vest,
sold everywhere TOR 3'kc.,
Tor 35c.
Fine Underwear, colored. elsewhere 1T &c.
Beautiful Light Weight Fine Mcrino Vests, ,:soc
The Best Heavy Merino Vests,
Elegant Silk Embroidered Fine Merino Vests
for 7Jc.
Best Scarlet AllsWoSl Meaicatel X, ys,ts and
call and see them.
Child's Undcrshirts, from l6 to 81 inches.
Gents Underwear we have marked down TO
less than cost to close out the stock.
Gents Suspenders.
We have to sell out the whole stock. and,
therefore, marked them to be sold
at ane aSair' nnif2f% %ho bess gs.se xii, Gf &c
be picked first.
GENTS FINE NECKWEAR
HANDkERCHIEFS.
We are Offering great many good bargains
Fine Hemstitched, all Linen l2LLc
Polka Dot Lawn and Cambria Handkerchief-
LACE TIES,
| LACE FICHUS
Worsted Caps and Hoods.
Worsted Jackets and Coats,
| Shetland and Wool Shawls,
| Grey Shetland Clouds ut &c
| Closing out a large stock OF
Linen Towels, Napkins, Towelings Table
| Cloths, Spreads, &C.,
at much less than cost to make room for
| HOLIDAY GOODS.
We invite everybody to come and see Via
| We have, whether they wish to buy or not.
| Ladies' not living In Lancaster will pleas,
send tor samples and prices, and we will I'll
orders promptly.
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Our assortment of

Our assortment of
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES COATS AND DOLMASS
Exceeds any other in town.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST!
OUR STYLES THE LATEST!
We Guarantee Perfect Fit and Durability.
Ladies' Light Goats and JackstS ut 500.
Coats Trimmed with Plush ut $1,000
and upwards.
Long COachman's Coats from $40 upwards,
Ladies Black Coats from 81 80 up to $2JUJ
DOlmans from 500 upwards.
Silk and Matlasse, DOlmanS. Plush Goats.
TRIMMINGS.
bargains in this department.
Shaded Fringes reduced TO 36e. per yard.
ColOrcd Silk Fringes at soc. per yard.
Black Silk Chenille and Jet Frin.cs ut r.-
tremcly low prices.
Pa.Slmcnteries in Black, Bronze steel
and Irridescent,
ut greatly reduced prices.
Ornaments. Balls. Tasscls, Frinycs, Black Fur
Trimmings.
inch. TX inches. 2inchcS.
3sc. per yard. I0c. per yard: i5c. per yard.
y, inches. 3inches.
Sl.OO per yard. $l.25 per yard.
Gray Pointed and New Fur Trimmings. cheap.
Seal Skin Loops tor Seal Sacquc-.
81 . aDiecc,
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August, 1873. and sentenced to pay fine
of 500 and five years in the county pr
IRs;LA.D.

Country.
Extract from q Letter OF Mrs. 7. +. Gibbons In
Philadelphia Bulletin.
About mile from where write this is
cluster of cabins. perhaps fourteen in
number, which all stand upon one farm,
and are rented to the inmates by the farm
er. He charges about fifteen dollars 4
year for mud walled, miserrably -roofed
cabin, with a quarter acre of poor boggy
land, a large pool Of stagnant water being
is ia advance. These cabins lie
miles cast of Killarney, so celebrated for
beautiful scenery. The farmer mentioned
is said to have made at one time the
whole rent of his farm of of the proceeds
of these miserable places. They have
been considered public nuisance and
liable to breed fever. There are no win
dows to any Of these cabins, nor doors to
many Of them, except punches of {; plant
named fu:ze tied together IS 4 substitute;
and the walls are prupped upon the out
side with pieces Of bogwOOd to keep them
from tumbling down.
But in thus speaking Of the farmers of Ire
land, far be it from ice to depict their coli
ditiOn as an enviablc one have just seen
it with my own eyes, having lately board
ed for foar days i'll Il ..irmcr' family, with
no floor but ;in eartl.:n or slightly ce-
mented one.
But to return to the laborcr, or farmers
hired man. His wages average twenty
four cents a day the year round. His wife
may earn about SIS Il year more by assist
ing in farm work. They average about
five children in family, and IA dependent,
such rs Il parent or amt. What wonder
that most of the;A so without shoes OF
stockings the year rou,r..
Tue laboler, having 40 cut buildings to
shelter the domestic animals, Of which lie
is choice and l."uGi, protects and cares Cor
his poultry, goat or two, and possibly 4
donkey, under the same roof rs himself.
(The pig is rare since the potato famine of
1919 We might say that it is in praise
of human nature that these people are rs
respectable a' they arc. under the circum-
stances in which they live. FrOm this
class are largely recruited the emi.rants to
America, their friends thee sending them
the necessary funds.
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Brandy.
A Soyers;an Eaynedv

The ;Ycd. with feeble appetite and more
less debility viii iinn this simple mc,iic
when used properly,
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REIHhRU'S GID BRANDY.

or Ill their ills and aches. Be it, iGgrvcr
strictly understood that "" prescribe. and III
but one article. and t:,t Is
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22
Our Cannibal Ancestors.

Carl Vogt has been startling the sci.
enti6c world by statement he has
made respecting the ancestors of the
human race. He declares that, in the
progress from savage to civilized life. all
the leading members of the human
family were at one time, and necessarily.
cannibas. In the fossil remains found
in caves or preserved in marshes, are
discovered human bones split BY some
instrument, often scorched by fire and
on the softer ends of the bones indica.
tons of teeth. If instruments were
used, it must be by a tool-using animal.
The marks of fire show that it was after
man made some progress in the control
OF the elements. The splitting of the
bone was to get at the marrow. Indeed.
Vogt goes SO far as to say that the re]ig.
ious observance in which the names
blood and body are used in the sacra-
ment, was not originally symbolical at
al, but real, and that the progress OF
civilization refined, sanctifed and SYM.
bolized what was in its origin a barbar.
GUS rite. Of course all this horrifes the
religious world, and attempts ere max
ing, which no doubt will be successful.
to confute the audacious and irreyerent
Carl V02t.-Den,orest's Mopthlv.
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You Can Keen It.

We mean the Sabbath. There has
been debate of late as to whether the
Sabbath, as we have known it, is 90
ing or has gone from among us. We
do not share the views of those who
think the Sabbath has disappeared.
We know there is much Sabbath des.
ecration. We mourn over it. But It
would not be true to put us down as a
Sabbath-breaking Nation. There is vet
q difference, and wide one, between
our Sundays and the other days of the
week.
But all this apart. The point we
wish to press here is that It lies in
every individuals power to keep the
Sabbath holy. The Sunday newspa.
per is published, but you do not need
to read it. The Sunday excursion is
advertised, but you are not compelled
to 60 upon it. Your ncighbor may
employ the day in looking over bust.
ness accounts, but that does not affect
the question of your duty. He NAV
spend it in idleness at home, or in the
entertainment of friends, but that does
not close the church doors for you. In.
deed. if these things are as they ere, It
is so much the more reason why YOU
who believe in the sacredness OF the
Sabbath should be more than ever scr,,.
pulous to keepit holy.
We are in hearty sympathy with
every offnrt that Ia ,,ooIn +~>
mans legal right to his rest day. We
would use every available mode to
spread sound views as to the sacredness
Of the Sabbath and the resulting bless
ing if it is properly observed. And
then. and this is our point here. "a z
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/, K's &udifatpr.
I Arculatien Of Any County Pspss
H. In the State,
M. COSGROVE. EDITOR.
HHE HOUSE WITH CLOSETS.

gear to the heart of the housekeeping
re &c. comforts of which so few architects
n zee children children, good servants. and plenty Of
\ The a well fitted mansion in which they must
tut f s1Se Of %at the blessings kind Fortune can
. she in the city or country abide,
rs 'hat winch she longs for and cOvets for.
~ The big, airy closet, her Joy and her pride
\ Inc r r5y, clean closet. the we'll ordered
The big, airy closet, her joy and her pride.
Inc house may be perfect from garnet to eel.
Well lighted, well aired. with cold water
And yet to the eye of the feminine dweller.
~, ~ closetless, all is as if it were not
How OFT she has sunk like a dove that IS
How s, eft she has secretly grumbaed and
because srr shs SAY not though with all else
m, The big, airy closet, her Joy and her pride!
Anc [3oiny, clean closet, the well ordered
Inc big, airy closet, her Joy and her pride.
fond husbands, who fain would have home
be an Eden,
For you and your Ewes all complete rs a
whole,
10 read in, to write in, to sleep in, to feed in,
Forget not the closets so dear to the soul:
o"' oulid tnem III corners, in hooks, and in
crannies,
Wherever closet may harbor or hide
Anu give tC your Marys, your Hates and your
The big airy closets, their Joy and their
pride
Inc r0omy, clean closets, the well. ordered
closets,
The big, airy Closets their Joy and their
pride.
.-Xen YnrE 2,s1
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AT Castle Park. Aot

AT Castle Park, Hot ( eys
q good natured visitor prS
bear with q bottle Of be-,
parent relish with which iii
i tied it caused him to press
tne generous visitor drinking i
each bottle by the bear. IlSa
p ped tor ? two hours, at viii lcI 7 {
nad INDUCED in ninetd 81
Ieer' and his friend had koAs
on the outside Of k;neted kh
i,oamy stuff. The only sua
discovered between the u.
bruin was quiet and dodsald
70 the end Of his chain
algnified tread, while th
I. tna = ne was the Gar Of =
ana was momentarily ed y hes
an an explosive missile btAbout. him
i ne was + finally conveyed ri "up x
SHUTTER ;s tier: while the bear y walked =. e
ms beat and looked al, Tor tila
ltOI. -
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ReligiouA''
SHORTENING DAl, D.

Very early comes the gloamin9
At the fading of the day,
All too soon long hours Of summer
Vanish from our hearts away:
Though the lights be fair and tender
Gathering in the distant west,
Soon the creeping Of the shadows
Lures the weary ones to rest.
Shorter hours for Joyous labor,
Lessening time for song and mirth,
Such the tale of waning summer
Every season tehs the earth;
And our hearts, made sad by learning,
Say, perhaps, with silent tears
This, the early close OF beauty,
Is the story of our years.
Yet We know an earlier fading
Means an earlier, longer rest,
And the weary spirit gladly
Calls the eventide the best;
Welcome are the hours of darkness
To the eyes grown tired of light,
And, to the exhausted worker,
The reposa Of early night.
Only Thou, to whom the darkness
And the light ahk G are good,
Be with US amid the shadows,
That their use be understood;
StOOp toward Us III 1Qy merry
From the Land of Light above,
And the hearts grown cold and fearful
Comfort with Thy gracious love.
Does It matter, II the darkness
Bring Thee nearer to the soul?
Light enough Is in Thy presence
TO irradiate life's whole.
Never lonely nor benightcd
Is the heart that leans on Thee;
Savior, Master. let Thy whisper
In the darkness sOlace me.
Shortening days bring ever nearer
The long, quiet night OF death;
Oh, thrice welcome is that evening,
And the passing Of the breath;
For the morn that follows after
Shows to me that gracious Place
Where Gods children are made happy
In the shining Of His face.
Marianne Fd,ninghdno.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22

"A report comes from the Indian
reserve, near Rapid City, Canada, Of
the scalping of . young squaw by q
brave who cceasfully sought her for
his bride. It is said that the unfor-
tunate creatures scalp was removed in
the most brutal manner, but her injuries
are not likely to prove fatal.