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Rear Admiral Nicholson in his report
% The Navy Department saws that the
Alexsniris riots OF June II were caused
by an accident, and that nihe-tenths of
the Ely; tians favor Arabi' Bev.
The time was when the Republican
party had principles that it dared to
avow, and upon them appealed for the
votes of the people. N,w it ia neces-
sary TO tax q hundred thousand office
holders to raise fund to buy votes.
II Congress goes on piling up han.
dreds Of millions of expenditure in ad-
dition to the old budget, it will require
the highest kind OF tariff to provide
FOR "revenue only" and the maintenance
of the internal revenue system in addi-
tian.
The country from end to end is full
of strikes More men are out of work
than at one time since the memorable
strike of 1877. Men are also being dis.
CHARGED in great numbers from employ
ment by railroad corporations. The
outlook is not assuring.
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JACOB REINHERR,s CITY BAKERY.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES.

The Queen City Suspender Company,
Of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing
aud Introducing their new Stocking Sup
porters for Ladies and Children, and
their uneq ialed Skirt Suspenders for
Ladies. None should be without them ;
our leading physicians recommend them,
and are loud in their praise. These
goods are manufactured by ladies who
have made the wants OF ladies and chill
dren stuiv, and they ask US to refer
them to 8, m, reliable and energetic lady
to Introduce them in this county, and
We certainly think that an earnest solici-
tation in every household would meet
with a ready response, and that deter.
mined woman could make a handsome
salary and have the exclusive agency for
this county. We advise some lady who
is in need Of employment to send to the
Company her name and address. and
mention this paper. Address Queen
City Suspender Company, No. ITO Main
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
July 4, 1886.
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w The folio wing item. are from th

EE The following items are from the
Clarington Independent, 2Sth ult.:
Capt. Michael Davis, Of Switzer town
ship, one OF the oldest river men on the
Upper Ohio. died at his home Tuesdav
morning, 23i inst. He was about 81
years old.
We are informed by Chris Znnbrua-
en-. cheeser OF Robert McKelvey's dairy
Of Green township, that he has made
about s 800 pounds of cheese this Sea-
-on Mr. Zubrunen has been sick for
about month, but is now about able
fer work again.
W. M. Williams, one of the teachers
Of our Select School, has been elected
Sup, rinienaent OF the public schools at
Racine. Meigs County, this State, at a
good salary for term Of eight months
Racine is a neighboring town to Letart
III which there is another Monroe Coun
" teacher. s. NJ Martin, gaining tor
himself quite reputation We are
glad to know that Mr.. Williams has se-
cured o lucrative position, for his servi.
ces as TEACHER are well worth good
salary. hut sorry that Monroe will lose
a good teacher.
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BEALLsvILLE ITEMS.

John Williamson's wife died THURS
iav morning afte. lingering illness
Isaac Moore. on Atkinson's Run, died
on Thursday An infant son OF Doc.
Decker's died last week of pneumonia.
The remains of one nf LYMAN William s
children were brought here from Free
port, Thursday and buried in the NJ. E.
Cemetery. AaE&
A. A Dennle, OF st Louis, IS visit
ing his hiother, D.. Denne.
Dr. r ia was c arried lat Thursday
evening to VI IS Mary Reazsile Of this
place, Dr.. is nov around shaking hands
smiling and lnuking az happy az schoo
girl with her first beau. Nov, John
60 thou and do likewise.
Miss Angie Wilson. Of Centerville
is visiting at Isaac Decker's, and Mis-
Flora Talbot at Mrs. Wright's.
Miss Fowler and Miss Johnston, o
Malaga, and Miss. Davis, Of Jerusalem
are attending Select School here.
Eastern wool buyers and packers ar
10 town but much of the wool is ye
unsold, farmers holding for 40 cents.
The Beallsvi'le Corntt Band assisted
by the Somertnn Band will have a pic
mic at Jeffers' grove just outside OF tow
on SATURDAY., August 9Th. The publi
is invited and a good time anticipated
SUNsBURY.
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Returning Explorers.
By Cable 10 tbe Herald.

ToMsK, Western Siberia, July 25 "A
steamer will start for ST Petersburg 10.
day with Engineer Melville and two sail
ors of the lost Arctic steamer Jeanette
Lieutenant Berry, Mr.. Glider and anoth.
er officer of the burned stea ner Rodg-
ers will return from Irkutsk to the Lena
Delta in order to follow during the win
ter the cnast as far as the frontier Of
European Russia. thereby completing
E igineer Melvile's search tn Olensk.
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wT The law of the State Of Ohio as to
hogs running at arge, was changed in
April. $780, Hogs are now absolutely
prohibited from rann,Dg at large. Nei
lher the Commissioners or Trustees
have any authority in the mater 1t is
made the duty OF the supervisor OF each
road district, on view or information, to
impound all swine at large in his dis
'ric'. II he ,ai's to enforce the law he
is subject 10 a,fine of from two to five
dollars for each offen.e he Trustees to
retain he fine out OF his du.:s at time OF
/, ettlement. If any one il d"iance nf
law suffers his hogs to run ou', he i.
thereby deprived Of the benefits Of gen.
eral or special permi's as to anv other
domestic animals, and is also subject t"
he fines and p naltes provided in the
aw. There Is therefore no excuse for
hogs in the streets. The law is aimira
BILE aud should be enforced in every
neigblorhood.
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wheeling wholesale Market.

WHEELING. Tuesday. July %
Grain-The excitement of last week
has shout died out and wheat has fallen
to l GOAL 30 C5rn lnd oals still hold
up at Csc and 65c respectively.
Fleur--The marker IS little higher.
Choice amber. 2 00s7 so; medium am.
her, 6 25s6 so; Wisconsin. 7 00a7 25:
Minnesota extra. 8 o0aS 25; fancy st.
Louis, 8 25sS Is; fancy patents, 8 50a
9 90; corn meal, per bushel. 90c; oat-
meal, fancy, per barrel, 6 00s6 25;,
common. 8 80; rye -four, per barrel,
5 75s6 90.
Chez se-Is quoted at SIC for prime
Western and l3tal5 for New York.
Ssei,0er 16ia17c, according to quality.
Limhurger l2c.
Seeds The prices are as follows:
timothy 2 rs; clover 5 00a5 60; Blue
Grass ! 10: orchard grass 2 90
Butter-Wholessle price is l3a14 per
pound.
Honey-Scarce at 1917 per pound.
Vinpgar-Dnuble strength vine vine.
gar, 25a30c.. standard, l1a13c; 10a11c
for country stock wine vinegar Soc.
Dried Fruits We quote prime quar-.
tered apples at 5a6c; evaporatad apples
13sl4c per pound; evspnraled peaches
(unpailea) 1Sc per pound.
Hay-Baled hay commands St3 90
per ton and good trade is done. Com.
mon. loose en- wagon, brings S1S 00a
l3 so.
Wool-This staple still remaining az
35aS6c and is quiet.
Feaihers-Live geese Arm at 5oa55c;
40a45c for mixed
Tallow-Market steady country 6a6ac
per pound. CITY 7a7jc
Beans Receipts me in slowly and
demand steady; prime nsvIes 8 rs;
do medium 8 so; butter do 26a3 40;
red dney 2 75aS 90; red pink T5a
3 Is; limas 7c.
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No remedy except PERuNA does al
uara cninnida NTH iha a,is snaa<i;nn fxs1s


No remedy except PERuNA does al.
wavs coincide with the ois medicntris
nature
LONDON. Ju'y 25 The final compe.
lition for the selection of riffs team for
America took place at Hounslow to-day.
The team authorities decline to publish
the scores made, hut they continue high
" satisfied with the results OF the prac.
tice.
q Ion the day Hanlan issued his chal.
enge to row any i've men in The world,
orly.eight huurs apart, be was Just
iwenty.seven years old. Instances are
rare OF man attaining at so early an
age the leading place in his chosen line
of life.
Some American sailors have been be.
having very badly in Chinese city, kill.
ing Captain OF Chinese man-of war,
and doing other mischief They have
been arrested, and there is much excite
ment European residents fear general
massacre
MADRID, J1ly 25 A small box which
vas sent from Granada for Senor Sa.
gasta, the Prime Minister, on being
cautiously opened was found to contain
niiroglycerine. Several persons have
been arrested on suspicion Of being con.
nec,ed with the sending Of the box.
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rThe works Of the Rrou, Ma

EE The works OF the Brown Manu-.
featuring Company at Zanesvile we're
destroyed by fire Sunday morning. The
lire, it is supposed, was cau.el by spon-
taneous combustion in the waste about
the engine room All the property was
DESTROYED except the Office The works
have heen working largely on wagons
Of late, and the result was large stock
IN hand, which was consumed. About
four hundred men are thrown out of EN-.
ploy ment, and as they nearly all have
'amilies, the blow is q heavy one to the
town. Loss estimated at 5000, 900; in
surance $4,000
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RMr. J. Passmore Edwards. of the

sw Mr. j Passmore Edwards, of the
London Echo, NJ. P. for Salisbury and
one OF the leaders OF the English Radi-
Gals, thus SUMS up the Radical sentiment
Of England as to the Egyptian question
in the Echo OF July 10:
II the people OF this country do not
reprobate the war in Egypt the people
of other countries will. We shall not
get the truth from our own interested o.
ficials or prejudiced correspondents; but
probably correct information will come
from foreign newspapers The story OF
the bombardment is not yet one-quarter
told, and its disastrous 'ec,s IN Egypt,
in the East, and in Europe are probably
not yet one qnarter known. We said
two or three days ago that it was very
easy to begin a war, but not so easy to
conclude it; and that war commenced
for one purpose very frequently has to
be continued for other purposes. We
have commenced bloody business. the
ending Of which no one can foresee
and we did this at time when Euro
pean conference was sitting at Constan
tinople to devise means to prevent war.
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Cheap Excursion Rates to Colorado.
evAfter an there is relief in nature

~ After all there is relief in nature
for some oil cur evils. Agriculiurists
have for some weeks taken notice to a
new species of bug on potato vines. It
is a green bug with yellow wings, and
it.. is rapidly destroying the Colorado
beetle or potato bug They will seize
them With great svidity, and take their
beads off in 9 stwinkling, and Mr.. potato
Hug drops lifelessto the ground. The po.
tato vines of some have been totally
cleared OF The terrible pest. and those
who notice them on their vines need no'
use Paris green, IS they will soon die
appear before the steady attacks OF the
green worm.
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Live Stock Market.
CALvERToN LIVE Stock SCALES, l
MONDAY. July, "a 1882. I

MONDAY, July, "a 1882.
rRIcss OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
VERY hest on sale this week Z 10 s 90 /:
that generally rated first quality 75s6
75; medium or good fair quality 4 25a
5 rs; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS. 8 25s3 so; extreme range OF pri
ces 25aS 90; most Of the sale, were
from 5os6 80.
Mich Cows-Trade is slow Prices a.
wholesale s30a45 per head, in lunches.
Hoes-Prlces 10fall4c, with extr,
1l4all&c.
Sheep-We qaote sheep at 3a5fc, feV
selling at either extreme. Lambs dul
at 4a6c; the quality Of the offerings
not as geoi ss last..weef.
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Gilt-EGged.

President Arthur now drives out in
the most stylish four in-hand turn out
ever seen in this city. The horses are
hays. the harness gold-plated. He uses
the new landau he purchased last winter.
Albert Hawkins. who drove Presidsnts
Grant, HAYES and Garfield. handles the
reins. The turn. out attracts very gem
eral attention. Nothing that President
Grant ever had in the way OF team ap.
preached it for style, fneness OF finish
and general get-up. The President has
just received new Victoria. It is the
finest thing in the way OF carriage
that has ever been in the Executive
Mansion stables. The pair of horses
that lead the new turnout we're recently
purchased in New York. and have a
record OF about three minutes over an
ordinary road.
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EAn excursion from WoodstielI to
Columbus over the Bellaire & Southwes
tern and Baltimore and Ohio, will leave
woodsfeld at l 90 P. A., on Monday,
Angus, 7,h. For the round trip only
S3 will be charged.
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Hon. ,ELIEL HGADLEY. OF C.meron,
was taken down with cholera morbus on
Thursday. the goth nii.. and for several
days bis life wss dispsired OF, but at this
writing be is improving.
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Another Fight.

New YORK. July 25. 5.--Ex-Aldprman
Jas. Duane. OF 8rnoklvn, and Tug Will
son are matched to 0aht in Louisiana or
Mississippi, for $1,000 a side and the
championship OF the world $1,000 for
felt has been deposited.
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The small hoy who indulges II green
appIes raw at this season OF the year
may get some kind OF notion how it
va. that the frs. one brought misery
into The world.
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The assets of the Home Fire Insur-
ance Company oil Columbus having been
found to be 12S per cent less than re-
quired by law, it is probable their affairs
will be wound up and the company go
into liquidation. Should The Board of
Directors decide to discontinue business,
there will doubtless be considerable de-
lay in the insured collecting the unearn-
ed premiums from the company.
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Admiral Nicholson, who has charge
OF the august specter called the Amer
can squandron in Egypt, is native of
Masssct usetts, who entered the service
about forty years ago, and bv dint Of
meritorious longevity has attained his
present proud pre.eminence.
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EEBgELL & PowELL, millers OF sum
merae!d, ground, packet and delivered
nine barrels Of dur in Woodsfeld il
nine hours. Tas distance from Sum-
neffi.Id to Wooisi.la Is 16 miles.
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Says an exchange. = hawk Is worth as
much as two chickens at the county
Treasurer's 0tfi:e and yet hawk is not
worth any anything. Solve the prob
lem.
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The safe OF the b. d c. R.ilroad
at the BeIlaire Depot was blown open
and robbed of s125 the night of the
24th ult. N, clue 10 the perpetrators
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Mrs. Tlzzsa E WILLIAMSON. vie of
Mr.. john T. WILLIAMSON, OF Ozark,
this county. died on the 9th ult.. aged
So years.
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New potatoes sold in this market last
week At so cents per hnshel. They will
sell at 25 cents, or less, before January
tst
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The Directors OF the Agricultural So
ciety will meet on the Fair Grounds IN
SATURDAY.. the 5,h inst. to anction ealing
hoolhs and refreshment stands.
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Miss LIzzlE K.srSeR. OF Reading.
Ps., and Miss BERNIE KAsrsER of Pitts
burgh, are visiting at Mrs. n. PoeeEs-
BuRa's.
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DAVID W. DAVIS of Antioch, recent
" received back pay and pension amour
ting 10 $500
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Mr.. ENFIELD HoeuE, OF Somerton.
and Miss CLARA HATCHER, of Malags,
we're in town last week.
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Mrs. LoUIsA K.LrsNBlca, OF Pater-
aon, New Jersey, Is visiting at her ia
ther's, M HoEFFLER. Esq
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ERoAD RECEIPTS. HAWK and
OWL head certificates for sale at THE
Spirit Office Orders from Township
Clerks will receive prompt attention.
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Wool gets to market slowly this yesr.
Better prices would soon move it for
wsrd. Much wool will be held over
until next year unless prices improve.
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Wool.

PHILApELrHiA. July 2S -wool-Fir.
ner but not higher; improved demand:
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virgins,
Xxx and above. 40a42c; medium 45a46c;
coarse "a 35c: New York. Michigan
and Indiana Western 39a39c; medium
44a45c; coarse 34,35c, washed combing
and delaine 37a48c; unwashed 34c.
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Mr.. Grosar SuprEs, OF Cameron, is
going TO have slate roof put on bis
dwelling.
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No new Diphtheria cases are reported
at LewissiIle. All those afflicted with
the disease are improving.
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Dr. KsEPERs and wife, of Beallsville,
spent last Sunday with their friends here
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williamsburg items came too late for
this issue. They will appear next week.
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Mrs. DEFFksBAUaH. of Steubenville,
is visiting at Mr.. j. K MILLER's.
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The Marshal of Clarington handles
drunken chaps in manner that causes
them to wish they had kept sober.
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There we're "a applicants a, the teach
ers' examination on the 29h ult Twcn
iy-three certificates were issued.
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Miss MArrIE ARMSTRONG, of Della.
ware, and Miss LIZZIE ARMSTRONG, Of
Armstrong; Mill, are visiting friends
here.
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Democratic Congressional Conven.
ton.

ton.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
yention to p ace in nomination a candi-
date for Congress in the 18Th District
will he hch at Marietta or
Wedaesday August 23d, 1882.
The several counties will be entitled
to one delegate for each 100 votes cast
for Governor in 1881, and one delegate
for every fraction OF so votes, or over
that pumher.
The counties are respectively entitled
to the following number of delegates:
Athens, Is
Meigs, u
Monroe, 25
Morgan, 1S
Washington. 81
VIM. G. WAY. Chairman,
District Committee.
DAVID 0KEY, Secretary.
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Mrs ELIzaBErH MOORE, of Mt. Car
rick, is visiting friends in this place.
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July 2S.-Flour 5 25a6 25; Wheat
Of; Corn 79c: Oats Gle; Rye 72;-
Barley IS.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live stock Market.

WHEELING, July 27.-- Business has
been very dull the past week; not more
than twenty-five head of est lie were
found at the yards yester az, and they
we're quoted at 5aa6c. Hogs, "a 81
Calves, per head. Sc C0aS 90.
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JOSH FULLER. OF Wheeling, visited
friends in this place last week.
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Mrs. JOSEPHINE WAY, OF Elm Cove,
is visiting in this place.
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MRS. NJ. O. WEST. Local Editor.

Miss ELLEN GurHERlEis visiting at DR..
j B WIlllAMs.
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EEMr. JoHH N EBERLE, marble
worker Of Miltonsburg, contracted last
week to erect monuments over the graves
Of EL!sAH MCMAHON. JAcoB MOOSE
and JEssE SHuMAs Mr.. EseRLE is fast
gaining reputation as the finest worker
In marble in Eastern Ohio.
Cheap Excursion Rates to Colorado.
The Baltimore and Ohio R. R. CON-
pany. commencing July 18th. and con-
tinuing to Sept. 25tb, 1882, will sell
round trip tickets to Denver at greatly
reduced rates, good returning TO Oct.
3lst, 1882.
The National Mining Exposition rep
resenting the mineral wealth, and won
ders of the Rocky Mountains, will open
at Denver August lst.
/ For Information regarding routes
rates &C.. address Agents Of B. d D. R
r., or W. E. REPpERr. Pass. Agent, 205i
North High street, Columbus. O..
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RaIiimore.
CIncInnati.

JULY 2s- Flour 0Oa7 %; whea, l
13; Corn S3c.; Oats 50a67c; Rye 75c.
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NEW LOCALS.
DR.. JAMES A. Mccoy,

DENTIST,
Will visit Lewisvile Aug. Sth and b.
Antioch, 10Th, 1lth and 12.h.
Graysville, 14'h and 10Th.
Stafford. 16'b, four DAYS.
Harrietsville, 23d and 24h.
Lebanon, 28th and goth.
Won Bonhurst Local Auaesthesia and
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered in the
extraction of teeth.
Due notice will be given of next
Woods6eld appointment through County
papers. Aug. l. 's2--3t.
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WoadsdeId stock Market.
Jul, 81 Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
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Cincinnaff.-July 2s- Hogs
Firm; common s.d light 6 50ss so;
packing butchers'7 Z 80.
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New York.

July % Flour 4 60a7 go; Wheat /
l2a1 Is; Corn S3sS5c; Oats 5Sa75c
Rye 78c; Barley1 10
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CO NJ NJ E R CT AL +.
Woodsfield Produce Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ 2. sCHrMAnpsR. JR.
MONDAY, July 81, 1882
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-10
Death,

Frightful to all men is death;
named of old King of Terrors. Our
little compact home of an existence
where we dwelt complaining, yet as
in a home, is passing, in dark
agonies, unto an unknown of separa-
ton, foreignness, unconditional pos
sibility. The Heather Emperor asks
of his soul; Into what place art thou
departing? The Catholic King
must answer: To the judgment-bar
of the Most High God! Yes, it is a
summing up of life; a final settling,
and giving in the account of the
deeds done in the body: they are
done now; and lie there unalterable,
and do bear their fruits, long as
eternity shall last.-Carly1e.