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WISE WORDS.

Nothing comes ol violence. With.
out grace the works of the law are
naught.
Never exhibit too great familiarity
with new acquaintance; you may give
otfnse.
Happiness is always the inaccessible
castle which sinks in ruin when we set
foot on it.
No furniture is so charming as books.
even if You never open them or read a
single word.
The power to do great things gener-
ally arises from the willingness to do
little thines.
In all sciences the errors preceHe the
truths, and it is better they should 60
first than last.
Without courage there cannot be
truth, and without truth there can be
no other virtue.
We Judge ourselves by what we feel
capable of doing, while others judge us
by what we have already done.
He who comes up to his own idea of
greatness must always have had a very
low standard of it in his mind.
Instruction does not prevent waste
of time or mistakes; and mistakes them.
selves are often the best teachers of all
B4ware what you say of others, be.
cause you only reveal yourself thereby.
\ man doesn't think to look behind the
door unless he has sometimes stood
there himself.
Experience always leads to modesty
when wisely used. IL never leads tc
hoastful confidence or to self-idolatry
1t has been too often rebuked to claim
iufallibility, and too often humiliated tc
set up primacy that may not be chal
lenRed
S ,metimes there are living beings ir
! nature as beautiful as in romance
Reality surpasses imagination and We
sac breathing, Frightening and moving
before our eyes sights deaier to oul
hearts than any We ever beheld in the
| land of gleeD
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Houpe

Mr.. Reed called up an amendment to the rules
introduce by him TO prevent dIlatory motions
in the mater oscontested election cases. Mr..
Randa raised the question of consideration,
and M. Kenna moved that the House adjourn.
MIR. Ree made the point OF order that against
a proposition to amend the rules to prevent
tihbustering, motions could not be inter posed
Upon this point of order followed one
of the most animated debates that has taken
place this session. Mr. Reed stated the rea-
sons why in his opinion an effort to amend the
rules OF procedure should not and must not
be thwarted by The opposition ofa minority. Mr..
Randall replied, the chief Of his PROPOSE
tions being that parliamentary rules arc main y
designed to protec the rights of the minority
Messrs Carlisle, Cox, OF New York, and McLane
also spoke against, and Messrs. Kasson, Rybe-
ION and Robinson, OF Massachusetts, in favor OF
the point OF order Finally the speaker det idcd
hat the po NJ OF order was we'll taken, aud the
House, by $50 yeas to nays, adopted the pro-
posed amendment to the rules. The House
then decided by $50 yeas to l nay to consider
the contested election case from the Id district
pf South Carolina, and the deadlock was
broken. protest against the ruling OF the
spciker WAS filed by the Democrats.
The confederation Of the Mackey-Dibble
contested election case was resumed. Speeches
| in behalf of Mr. Dibble were made by Mr..
AtherIon, Mr.. Moulton and Mr.. Dibbe him
self. Tho arguments in behalf of Mr.. Mackey
we're pres ented by Mr.. Ranney, Mr.. Jones, Of
Texas, and Chairman Calkins. The resolutions
from the eec ions committee declaring
Mackey entitled TO his seat were finally
iLpted by vote of 100 to all the Demo-
Gratis except three refraining from voting, and
Mackey was sworn. As soon as Mr.. Mackey
was sworn in Mr.. McLane presented pre-
am'le and resolutions reciting the motions
made iy Mr. Springer and overruled by the
speaker, the appeals which Syringe had at
ten pied to enrer, but which the speaker had
| refused 10 entertain, and declaring that the
speaker b. censured by the House. A scene of
tumult followed. 1t lasted about twenty min
utes, many OF the members talking and ges-
ticulatinS at the same time. Finally the resolu.
tions of ceusure were tabled by SO yeas to 141
navs.
Ire House proceeded to consideration OF
the con ested ection case OF Bisbee against
Finley The sitting member, from the Second
congrt ssional district OF Florida After de-
bate the seat of Mr.. Finley was given TO Mr.
Disbee by lil yeas to Q nays,
The House considered the Alabama contested
election case of Lowe vs.. Wheeler, NJ. Wheeler
being accorded the floor TO C oss he argument
in / is own behalf. After further debate Mr..
Lowe was given the neat by a aNoe OF 149 yeas
10 nays. The Senate joint resolution was
pas ed for the printing OF the memorial address
OF James G. Blaine npDn the lie and character
of the late President Garfield
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Suddenly Weakened.

81 sufered with rheumatism of the back
and hip for number of years, said Mr.
Thomas Morgan, Superintendent OF Streets
" was waited on by physicians, but they
gave no permanent relief, and resolved to
try st Jacobs Oh. Ny rheumatism weak.
ened at the first attack of its great enemy
St. Jacobs Oil, and soon / was well."-
Cincinnati Times-Star.
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If we accept as truth the statement
that every adult man has enough phos-
phorus in his system to make A 600
packages OF friction matches, we may
easily explain why it is that when he
slips up on banana peeling he sees
1000 packages of friction matches
strike fire.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

DR.. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear Sir
For many months l was great sufferer.
Physicians could afford me no relief In my
despair commenced the use of your & Favor
lite Prescription" 1t speedily effected my en-
tire and pc manent cure. Yours thankfully,
Mrs. PAIL r. BAXTER, Iowa City, la,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

FoR DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, depression of spi'-
is and general d. biIity in heir various orm-
,lso a. preven i've against fever AMI ague anc
thtr int rmittcnt fevers, the "Fcrru-Pnosphor.
oted Elixir of CdIisala," made by Casweil
Hazard & Co., New York, and Old by all DruL
iists, is the best tonic and for patients recover
lug from fever or nther sicknes~ it has no eoua
II you IRE hairless an cdipy, there is OH,
way and no more by wnich lOl may be mad
careless and naply-uoe Carbollne, a deodor
lied extract Of petroleum. 1t will positivel.
make new hair grow.
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JONES 4 BLAIR ATT'Ys Il CoUNsELoRs AT LAW,
Rooms 6 and 7, Miles Block, Fourth st.,
DEs MONIES, Iowa Aug. 8, 1860,

10 the Holman Pad Co.
For the pat rix years have suffered from
malai ial troubles and inactivity of the liver,
causing in igeston and headache most of th e
time, and at times continuing for fifteen or
twenty days wi hout relief. 1 have taken al
the medicines known. | was recommended t.
use your Pads. did so and found absulut
relief, and am frank to say 1 regard it as a
positive cure. l now wear one all the time aud
would not do without it. 1 write this because
feel this is due You, there being no longer an,
ques,i n in my mind as to their merit.
Yours truly, W. NJ JONES,
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Grateful Relief
E94 ARCH STREET.
DorvrsvIrJu Pa Sent. %

PorrsvILLE Pa, Sept. %, 1881.
II. Fl. WARNER & Co.: Sjrs--Yonr Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure has cured me of indigestion.
dyspeptic and kidney affection with which ]
had been troubled for four or five years.
JOHN D. FOSTER.
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On Thirty Days, Trinl.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, vii
send their Electru-Voltaic Belts ahd other Elec
lric Appliances on trial for thirty days to an,
person afflicted with Nervous Debility, Los
Vitality, and kindred troubles, guaranteein
complete restoration OF vigor and manhood.
Address as above without delay.
P. s. No rick Is incurred, as 80 days trial i,
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Mr.. Michael Robbett, II Sargent street,
Cohoes, n. Y was cured of very severely
injured knee by St. Jacobs Oil says the
Rochester IN " Sunday Herald.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

ALL the coal used in China has heretofore
been imported, but recently good paying mines
have been opened near Pekin.
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REsCIrED FROM DEATu.


william j. Coughlln, Of Somerve, Mass says In tn,
fall OF 1916 was taken with pLEEDrNG fol
lowed by cough | lost my appetite and flesh
and was confined to my bed. In 1871 admitted {,
the hospital. The doctors said had hole in my lung
big half-doilar At time report went aroun,
that was dead. gave up hope, but friend told
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
got bottle, when 10 my surprise, commenced to fee
better and to-day feel better than for three past
| write this hoping every afflicted with DiseaSet
Lungs WIN take DR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, an,
be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
can positively say it has done more good than all tn
other medicines have taken since my sickness.
% Cents will Buy Treatise upon the
Horse and his Diseases. Book OF 100 pages. Valuable
20 every owner of horses. Postage stamps taken
Sent postpaid by NEW YORK NEWSPAPER UNION
$50 Worth Street. New York.
ALIENS Brain FOOd-cures Nervous Debility 4
Weakness of Generative Organs, y 1--all druggists
Send Aliens Pharmacy 3l3 First av..NY
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FURTY.SEyENTH CONGRESS-.
Senate.

A bill was introduced to establish uniform
system OF bank uptcy. =. he Senate bill au-
thorizing the saie OF the old postofiice site in
New YORK was pi' sed :. TIE Japanese iudem-
mty bil was debated without action. The
Hou-e bill to enlarge the powers aud duties o.
lLe department OF agriculture was reported
iavorab!y.
from the committee on military affairs, to re-
store Biz J0hn Potter to the army, with the
rank he held lefore his dismissal. The vote
in the committee on the question Of favorably
reporting the bill was rs folows: Yeas
Messrs. Sewell Cnckrell, aIaxey, Grover snd
Hampton. Nay-Mr. Logan. Messrs. Cam.
eion, of Pennsylvania. Harrison and HawIe,
were abseut. Tho House army approp, iatiun
Il was reported iavorahly, with amendments,
nd ordered to be printed.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

If you are bilious, take DR.. Pierce's "Pleas-
ant PurRative Pele g." the original "Little
Liver Pills. OF all druggists.
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Sexual Dobi ity, cured Z by BY Wells Health Re.
newer" 81. Druggists Send for pamphlet
to e. s. WELLS Jersey CITY n j.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

CENSUS of the city of Mexico is TO be taken
1t is expected that the enumeration will show
population of 250, 900.
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The Science of Life, or self-Preservstion,
medical work for every man-young, middle
aged or old. l2S invaluable prescriptions.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

Trade depression in st. Louis is very marked
1t is in consequence of the destruction of the
southern trade in the lately inundated districts
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

Dr.. R. '. PIEnor, Buffalo, N. Y.:-1 have !
friend who suffered terribly. 1 purchased
bottle OF your "Fsvorito Prescription" and,
BAILEY, Burdett, N. Y. DR.. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" and pheasant Purgative
Pellets" purify the blood and cure constipation.
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How to keep house-Refuse to place
mortgage on it, 80 -. =. :
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

The loss to the en'ire country I,tt year fr, m
decreased crops, consequent upon the extra or
dinary drought, is estimated at $3.50, 900, 900.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

One of the features of Roman carni-
val is a ,riderless horse-race down the
crowded Corso.
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4 rrsr REGARDING FIRE- ESCAPEG.

Charles Toutham is the owner Of the tOur-StoTy
1rown-,tOnc ilat-houscs Nos. 21N and 26Z West
Torty-ssvcutl-St in each of which there are eight
or more families For year he has WaeeG stub
born fight against the Bureau Of BuiitlnSS III The
matter of horoscopes The building Inspectors or
dcred that the houses should bc furnished with ire
escape; the owner paid no attention te the order
and the buidua inspectors took the question 10 the
Supreme Court. acting under the following clause
In the laws of 1851:
Whenever any notice requiring horoscopes, alarms or
door. 20 placed in upon any building, shaI nave
been served directed ia inns act and the same shdH
NOT have been complied with within ten days aicr ser
vice thereof, the Fire Department ot the city o New
York may, in its discretion, apply TO the supreme
Court the CITY and Comfy Of New orr, AZ spera
term AT chambers, for order directing the flic De
partmcnt to Naca'e such binding or premises, or so
Junch thereof said department may deem necessary!
and UrohbtiUg the To DE used occupied iuI any
purpose specified in said order, until eHch notice shall
have been complied with.
The Court granted an Cracrto vaCatc. 1t was put
in the hands OF Marshal Taylor. yesterday. with
orders to it to-day, nCtIcc of ten days hdV
ing been given, bat olsregarled by the owner aud
the tenants OF the buildings. AT noon to-day Mar
shal Taylor viii clear the premises, If necessary,
with tue aid Of the police. TIE ease has import
1ance as a test case. The occupants of the houses
will have choice when ordered 20 leave.
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DISABLED NEAR SANDY HOOK.

The steamship Longhirst. which arrived yeSter-
day. had boisterous voyage Of nineteen days from
Barrow. On sunday. afternoon, when about 100 'i
with = Hack suokCppe banded with a white stripe,
was sighted, apparently disabled. 4 four-masted
steamship was lying near her and making efforts to
take her in low 4 high sea was running at the
time otherwise the Longhirst would have gone 10
her assistance From the description il Is believed
that the disabled vessel is the Edam, of the Neither
land american Steam Navigation Company, OF
which FIuch. Edve a co. are the agents. The
Edam left Rotterdam for this port December3 and
is now more than a week overdue She has on board
about 200 Storage passengers ANA general cargo
Iourhir>t is believed 10 he the Persian Monarch,
which sailed from London for Mis- port on January
Z and was due here four days ago.
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Of the high wind which caused an explosion oil the
lrns thus formed
SELLING BROOHLYN YABERNACLE PEWs.

The pews in thc Broolyn Tabernacle Ghe rev:
r Dewitt Talmagc'p were publicly, renteu Idsu
evening for the first time MED nnd doar excent
HE two outer ,ni-crcuar rows, and also upon the
two inner rows of the gallery. Inc VA
uation ranged from 800 to Slo. HnoI n,st tnp
The Rev Dr. Spear Father Person. ana one woman
who bought q seat outright several years ago. ne
possession of the rcws begins on feDTuiry l.
Nearly two hundred pcws were not oieler AT auc-
lion rs thcv are reserved for Strangers There was
a arQr ATTENDANCE ut the auc. ION ana thc Di,ldlhs
was directed by +. f. lloyt. AZ !lU VT. laiiia t
asked all TO be seated cOmpaclS Ill lub oouS vi '"0
mouse, and hc then sad: . e.. .
{" Friends and neighbors. it would he easy TOT a
mill that 10 always turning to grind out ahotntI
rhetorical speech. But we have gathered LOT
husiness I have been in BROOKLYN for thirteen
wears | came at the call Of nineteen persons "ou
has blessed u.s. and we have now 1000 mGmpers.
Financially have been blessed alS9t we nc1e
which was burned. and alterward this edlhce Onr
income last year was larger than ever before Nhy
change financial management 1t may De askcu'
II seemed unjust for a few 10 bear all the burdens
of the church. Now we make new departure. IL
NAV take several years 10 get the machinery IN
full motion, but we have high hopes"
lie then introduced Mr. llOyt, who called tor the
bids after reading the terms of the sale ne Dld,
ding started at 800, ran mp quickly TO 9lfu, anu anu
pew No 300 was taken by Or. II. a. tucker one
of the trustees of the church. The next choice was
taken at 800 by DR.. }. j.. brown, VINO TOOK No
IIG W. b. Mead took No. loj, at 500; L; VI.
Nichols tool, No. 80 at the same price, DR.. H. A.
Tucker took pew No. 229, Also at 500, and me
bidding did not again reach ms hgurG. by Tue
time a dozen pcws chosen the price had fallen
TO $50. After two hours the premiums ceased 10 pc
offered and large number of seats was taken at the
fixed rentals. The number OF seats taken al pre-
mimi was ever 200. The total fixed valuation OF
tie rentable prws is $1,000 The amount received
in premiums last evening was S|,G22, ana 1t Is
estimated that the income OF the church VIII DE m
creased by voluntary contributions OF FS,OOO,
IN "A
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SAFETY OF THE MILLS BUILDING.

The Inspector of BGildings recently caye notice oi
certain repairs needed for the safety O. NO % IN
chapgc-placc the corner Of Broad-st As tlls Is
owned by Mr. u. O. Mills, and Immediately adJo!h'
the great tnn-storY structure he is now erecting on
Broad-s. EXchange-placc and Wal-St., the rumor
started Yesterday that il the new building thaV
was thought unsafe. Inquiry from Mr. George d.
Post, the architect, shows tins to De IN
founded The small building in which the detects
have been found is an old one, recently
purchased by Nh Mills. 1t has no con9ec-
lion with the new structure, and does
not affect it in any way. The new building
is PIT up with thickness Of walls and general
sofdtv of construction scarcely equaHed anu
certainly not surpassed by any struc1
turo in the city. Some of the second
story window lintels have cracked. and are to be
removed: but this is trivial accident, OF
no consequence as relating TO the strength or sta
biity of the walls These lintelS carry no part OF
the weight of the building above them, ana
might drop ont without haImlne II.
They were cracked from below, not from above,
thu IRON subdivisions of the window space below
them having been left little too long 10 aiIo" AOI
the settling Of the walls.
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an eqnal amount on June I, and the remainder
twenty days before the meeting.
THE REV. MIR. COWLEY'S LECTURE.


The Rev. Edward Cowley. of Shepherd Fold
No 80 West Thirty under the auspices o,
the St. Sllas Guild. upon Public sentiment anu
Prison Reform" There were thlrty-four persons
present seven of them being reporters. me
Shepherd said that many persons VINO NeIc "a. N
pected to come had been kept at home by tle
severity of the weather Part OF the lecture c UI
sisted of "reminiscences of criminals Wnnh MI.
Cowley had known. and of general remarks upon
methods of prison reform with which the puolc nas
been long familiar. These served for texts rom
which to attack good society 10 when lhe &c
turer seemed to haze an especial aversIon' ''0
grand Jury system and the press ,.1
lie declared at one time None but towards ana
society people strike the helpless 81 me g'auu
jury system he said: The Shepherd J. 0ia ON
rage the greatest outrage of lour time. coulu ucstI
have been .cOnSummatcd il all the testimony co9
have been examined before the Court" lie quot!cuu
the chairman of the Church COMMITTEE Wnlch
"exoneratcd" him as saying that ShepLIciru
Cowey was deeply wr0ngcd man, ana tlat pupllc
Indignation had been adroitly aroused oy IlS nIeP
herds enemies who had skllGuly concealed !hG9lr
hands" This was one among many thiusts al lile
society that was instrumental in securing his con-
viction to the pcnitentiary. or the press ne cIru
Ii stimulated the crime and ttcnds 10 create pul-
teaus" He said nothing about the effect IT some,
times has by bringing the work of good and Dau
shepherds before the public. ~ $780,
The purposes of the It. Sllas Guild tic lecturer
explained to be- to advocate and propose reforms III
prison management and in judicial proceuu1i 10
classify properly criminals separating the od from
The young; the formation of u beehive l'r re-
leased prisoners and to secure an opportunity 1or
a review of evidence moi rought out III trlal 80
that innocent convicts may he cXoncrated.
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Ola &. PIN X RI a M s
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

Is A POSITIVE tJ IKE
all those painful complaints and weaknesses common TO
our best female population
1t will cure entirely the form Of female complaints
all ovarian troubles inflammation and liberation falling and
Disbursements and the consequent spinal weakness and is
particularly adapted to the Change Of Life.
It Will dissolve and cxpe tumors from tho uterus I'm an
early stage development The tendency TO cancerous
hnnors there checked very speedily by its use.
Il removes aInuess aulancy destroys all craving Tor
muns and relieves weakness Of the stomach II cures
boating headaches prosrltiol, genera! deoy'
socpcssncss depression and indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight ana
backache, il always permanently cured by its u'e.
twin at all times and under all circumstances act In har
mony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure kidney complaints Of either sex this com
pound is unsurpassed
LYDIA f. PTNKIIAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND ~
rrpared at 233 and 23j Wescrnaye Lynn, Mass Price 81
SIX bottles for S. sent by mail in "a" form OF pills also N
the form Of ozengc receipt Of price, 81 per box FOR
either Pinkham freely answers all letters Of inquiry
Send for pamphlet Address above Mention this paper
No family should be without LYDIA + Pinkham'' Liver
Pills cy cure constipation, buousne3 AID torpdity OF
the live. - cents per box.
rV-Sold by all druegists.-.sI
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rIIroLoGIANs AND THEIR HOSTS.

Mr. Henry Day gave an ENTERTAINMENT last night
nj his residence to the officers and trustees OF the
Union Theological Seminary. Among those present
tho other professor, OF the seminary; DIS.
Harvard Crosby. John Hall, William VI.
TaylGr and Mayin i. Vincent; Professors
Atwattr and Patton. OF Princeton; Governor +. D.
Morgan, William T.. Dodge, -. Willis James, N0rrS
K I.snn ID O. Mills. L. = JaiiIay, j. ". rnchot,
thomas Dickson, Jay Goui Russell Sage Geor"
j.. Lord, George Jones and Dr G. H. Aenew;
1nuditiou of the seminary and their plans for the
new building and Tor he increase of cudownents.
Something was also said of recent larE' su3scnp-
lions giving the names OF donors to nails, HhFdIt
ctc. After this statement the purely informal ana
social nature Of the entertainment was resumed.