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e WGN -
sxpS a., yess> zArly
DOO was taken in.
thousand decks Of cards, said to
Nh 500 3 pack, We're seized st
Texas, yesterday.
1--we story sugar refinery, said to
largest in the world, has just
ompieted in st. Louis
President will probably leave
|nptop to-day for New York, to
h until after the election.
,tv-seyen thousand dollars in
6ree cent pieces have just been
mn at the Philadelphia mint.
hearing of the political assess
case of Newton NJ. Curtis was
nued in the Supreme Court yester-
tensnt Danenhower yesterday,
the Jeannette Board Of inquiry,
4 the perilOus journey over the
the shores Of Bennett Island.
- Is a rumOr at Washington that
|nsryising Mullett intends to put
aim for five years pay, from 1877,
be was last recognized, up to date.
. explosion of fire works at Phila-
a appears to kave been rather q
thing. Seven persons are al
dead, and five more are in q fair
follow them.
foreign and domestic money
issued and paid by the PostOffice
-ment during the fiscal year end
he so, 1852, aggregated 1l9, 1885,
ppresenting over Sis, 100000.
hundred and seventy-five girls
yed in q New York candy manu-
attempted to mob q packer
| Wells, yesterday, and the police
ompelled to interfere to save his
President Indignantly denies that
IGtical situation in New York and
ylyania was ever discussed at 8
y meeting. He also emphatically
that bis visit to New York city
has no political significance.
" York special to Philadelphis
Mrs. Langtry's complexion Is
ar perfect as eOmplexions go, but
closely inspected her skin Is not
Imarkable as her friends would
the public believe. When ami
by conversation her face Is very
Iyaiing, and her smile is extremely
ating, so much so, indeed, thai
Wilde took occasion to remark tC
kpanion that she was delicious
her face lighted up with laugh,
All in all, she is not as beautiful
ban as the public have beeR led q
e, and after examining her crlti
Sarony, the photographer, re
Iii: There are countless womeI
country who are more beautiful
,hp.N
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Murdered.

CHICAGO, October ga San Antonia
special Gays: Major r W. Hitreken; chief
engineer Of the Mexican and Oriental Kali
road, was murdered by Indians in the
mountains, near Chipihau county, three
days ago,
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FACTS FROM AEAa.
The Great m,ssaen Ia Egypt ceaAmsd--
Deaths from Starvation ia Alss'o-
Horrible Experisaes n tAs rex
. KAsdiyss priseaa s3
ARABrs TRIAL AND CORRESPONDENCE.


4 NEEDY propeee
Spec;al Cnbk b Me Wetor Aapeiated Prs.
CAIlo, October 25.-Fufthsr reports seen
to confirm the news Of the massacre Of six
thousand Egyptians In Ssudan. Accord
ing to the latest private advioes from
wharlonim the Egyptians are preparing
for defense, throwing mp fcetA digging
bitches, etc. The prospects are despsnte,
the garrison being composed Of only one
thousand men, while the new prophet 10
leading the assault ct the head oi az thou.
sand men.
CArIo, October 25.-IAtters hon Khar-
taum show that Egyptian rub In the
Southern provinces hss received disas-
trous II not crushing blow.
Advice frs0 AlfsasA
Special Cabis b ~ Restsvn AssoctU6 ffesA
MADRip, October 25.-Kins Alfonso In
his addresses 10 hts subjects in Arrssoh,
encourages them, with the assufsnos thas
they might recoaquer by the arts oi psaoe
the position they once held By the valos Of
~ frsuAis .. ssath AfsssA
Apecial Cubts % tAs Wsstsr~ AsssstuSsd PSsea
DuRsAx, October 25.-The Transvlal gov.
eminent bas sent 1000 men 10 subdus the
Native Chief Mapochs, who hsads The CON.
bination Of chiefs who are Teststng ths
Boer government
The FlsoAs in EnslaoL
Special Clbls 10 Western Assoeiatsd Prss.
LoSpos, October 2.-Ths foods eootinus
although the RAIN has stopped Railway
traffic 70 seriously interrupted and numer'
ous towns are inundated and briggs, Walls
cattle and crops swept away os inluss4
beyond repair.
one Hundred Pesels ssssvN
PoRr TOWNSEND, B. c., October ga
steamer Just In from the North says over
one hundred bodies Of natives, In deoom.
posed condition, have been found at 81.
Lawrence Bay, Alaska. A survivor said
The mortality was caused by starvation.
At North Head Il was learned the In.
dians had found the body Of the micsing
whaler captain, Putnam, on the Ice, with
revolver by his side and the skeleton OF .
dog and broken sled near by. =.
All is we'll at the Point Borrow signal
station. Lieutenant Dsyhas made sledge
journey fifty miles inland aud one hundred
miles eastward. He discovered large un
known river, apparently as largo % the
Missouri bat ceuld not Judge Of the depth
owing 10 the ice.
The Indians near The signal station Arc
showing signs OF dlscontsnt bat the party
are we'll able to take care OF themselves,
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FxRIcgk End resiialise the blood By using
rny js lf.1 f.stsrs.
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..a-,..n Arehifeefa.

CNcISxATI. October 25.-The American
Institute Of Architects began Its annual
session this morning at the Gibson House
Col. Geo. Ward Nichols, of this city. deliver
cd an address Reports weEe read lfo;a TIE
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skipped TO Europe.

II is stated that Richard B. Cornwall, in.
dicted for embezzling upwards OF $4,000
from the Fourth National Bank, has
jumped bis bail and fed to Europe.
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Had Two wives.

CH1cAGo, October 25-James Carter, an
expert mender Of broken china, committed
suicide by shooting himself to-day. ne
had two wives who were threatening 70 give
him Trouble
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GOTHAM GLEANINes.


NEw YORK, October 25.-The jury has
disagreed in the case Of the people vs. the
Metropolitan Telegraph and Telephone
Company to compel the Company to re-
move its poles and wires in West Twenty
firsk street
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East sAsrsau, MIcH. October "a hfse
ouantity of lumber II coming ashore 6e-
tween here and Fish Point Capt. .. ":
Pisugh ct the life swing station hss nis
men saving Il. The ends Of the bosrds ass
ed w. and ]. z. w. a. ? =
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vIcroRIA, B, c.. October ga Chinese
coin 5000 years old has been found by gold
miners digging in claim at Cassiar. Ii Is
supposed 70 have been left there by CHI
nese marines wrecked on the coast long be-
fore the Christian era.
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LONDON, October 25.-In the House OF
Commons this morning Gladstone pressed
his motion, which be introduced yesterday,
to defer all discussion regarding Gray's I'm.
prison ment, and refer the question 70 -.
lect committee. This was adopted without
notable debate.
A Hsvpible Expestsses.
LONDON. October 25.-The Swiss, Nenst,
writes to the Times that he only served
Arabi In IN ambulance. He gives Q
bis prison At Cairo. He Ssys thumb scrsxs
were put on him during the journey from
Cairo TO Aiexandria. At thelattsr place he
was thrust into prison flthisr. than the
one at Cairo, and swarming with yermin:
on on board q vessel Tor deportation 70
Smyrna but was smugglsd ashore 81
Prerons by the aid OF an Armenian ofioef
OF the ship. He went thence 70 Berne:
Nenet says he believes there afe S'Oo
innocent men In Egyptian prisons such -
he has described.
EnGland's Prspssal.
LONDON, October 25.-England proposes
to the Egyptian Government that On Inter
lished; that England and Francs have only
one representative, the same q the Other
power; that America and Greece send
stsiss . bsys : collective repressnta tation. In
Ss".s csss 81. % %nsonosition vas sereed 10 Eeypt
would have nc right 10 APPOINT ths Presi.
dent and Vice President Of the Commfs'
sion.
mat rupisasu Treaty.
Pam, Octobsr 2S.-Rsdicai nswspepsfs
assail DE treaty OF Tupis - ths nstural
conciusiou of The long hypocfisy q -
nart of jules Ferry and 'dambltta, sud
which n po0 kept mp By Duclsre. Il u
the intrut don Of Ciemincsau 10 led The
attack VI the extreme LETT ogAlnst ths
treaty. li@
YrSeo1 - ms3
L0xpoy. October N.-A Hspatch from
Cairo says Il 10 rumored that The oulten
has ordered the proceedings aUsiest 49,
pnha 10 b stopped.
0ssnss Arctic kzDeasssSes
HAnBrRG,- October D.-Ibe oe!meaiaf
which sailed Last summer ior CumosIssc
Sound Win ne oermrn TS A.c a'a"ssnlssc. n :
has returned mere. tns ystsos
station q kIniswn S.,,, ~ aaa s]ssex.S9cI ] sssSs
% q, a,n,o,s,ior. n ~
>" sAP
.,. 4.
OTTAWA, October 2o.--A bfeek occurred IN
the Rideon canal bank 9 ssosf ois,scscs -
]. sps.ssd 0 d ,:p:!1IpEi -. 9 i;s.ds'i's viii
probably be renewed honday.
ne Trssbls - Lysaa
Ixors Oetobsr 15.-An unsuccsssfui e,
tempt wss made on Monday 70 blow sp II
recruiting ofics hsfs.
ne 0ss.ss kopssss.
Br.Irx. Octobsr 2s.-Ths Enperos hsl
returned here from Bedsn. .Bedsn. He \
weli
nuv~ a o,s.,,l b nsas
fecens ms:sscIe y s nsstrs's !. ss. ~. =,
| isct utI 10 T..iSs p.S~ -,
l sA .x.ti. ~ ~ -. -
iof sna ascuL ~. is..s ~ ~s,fsis
20 PL0t snSs. ~. cs..sessS ~ -
H. 60
Losposs 0ctobsf 1.-1he ocN q u -
IN Egypt gtll AWeC@. eSoonU
expesse of The army q ooeupea0 - ~
Indian cootiussnt 3.
CSuossy - HsnG11o og Yy1Dooesb
Cam. OctoSor a6y-IhRp sso $780,
toompls}ns cboufShe Esstneot G ND1lm
ilies Of tbs fshsI p1soeef. ~ - -
| sbift .tbsif issilsees daiiy = sss68 -
kncs. .,. =.
Af1h be- BEEN eeean USess ~
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COLUMBUS, October 25.-The Ohio Miners
Association met to-day and appointed COM
mittees on various subjects to be consider
ed, the most important being the adoption
of a scale OF prices to regulate mining In
the State, and perfect slate and mine Or
eanizafion. The convention will be in ses-
sion tO-mOrrOW. ...- .....
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GENERAL FOREioN NOTES.
R0Ylianent.

LONDON, October 25.-In the House OF
Commons this morning Gladstone pressed
his motion, which Be introduced yesterday,
to defer all discussion regarding 0rays I'm
prison ment, and refer the question 10 -.
iect committee. This was sdoptsd without
notable debate.
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Roush on Harrison.

LONDON, October 25.-The Standard has o
sarcastic leader devoted to Mayor Harrison
of Chicago, and his recent remarks regard
ing his experience IN Ireland. 1t says: "Mr.
Carter H. Harrison graciously condescends
TO believe that every man entrusted with
the autocratic authority which 10 vested IN
him is as good, as gentle, and as ~ tarseeins
endorsed with these qualities ss com.
pensation, he lacks others. He IL not
qualified to write history, partly because
he Is muddled in his lenses, and partly BE-
cause he is always apt TO pick up the Wrone
end of any tangled skein."
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The loss is caused chiefly by the fact
mat part Of the issue Of the silver three
cent pieces was but $50 instead of 800 fine.
Thecoin melted win be minted into ten
cent pieces -
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kearIet Fesrr Epidemie.

CHICAGO, October 25.-ScarIet fever OF
mild type is becoming quite prevalent IN
this city Thirty ak new cases were re-
ported yesterday.
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Bosrox. October 25.-Ths total registrs.
ton of this city II IS $50, some 5000 eeios
that for the State campaign OF lSIs' the
largest ever made.
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DANENHoWER'S STORY
OF the Long March over the lee to Ben
nett Island.

nett hSAhnos
WILMINGTON, October 25.-The e<amina-
ton of Lieutenant Danenhower before the
Jeannette Board of Inquiry was resumed
this morning. The Lieutenant continued
to relate the story of the march over the
ice after the vessel was abandoned. he
said: THE travelling improved some
about July 4, and about twenty-seTen miles
were made that day. On July there was
a great movement Of ice, and travelling be-
came very bad. On the 18th the captain
announced that he had made twenty-seVen
miles the past week against thirteen the
preyious one. On July l6 the land bore
soptb 10 southwest and the course was d.
rscted to il. On that day Collins killed
seal which
Furnished q Good Neal
for the entire party. On July 2Sth at I P
" the weather cleared. and land was PLAIN
ly visible. We shifted to an immense noe
n;sce and advanced one and half miles
toward the land and camped at ii P. N; Al
2pN. on the 18th a mountain suddenly
anneared towering over the fog The party
nnsbed for the shore, and after two hours
HEork 0ot the sleds and boats upon some
Sst nieces of ice inside the outer line OF
grounded ice and camped for supper. Inns
ySss the foot of the island, the land being
too steep 10 afford camping place. Aoout
SP.M on that day the captain visited the
island with ali hands,
HOtafed the American Ensign
and took possession in The name OF tne
Prssident of the United States, calling II
Rennett Island, and ordered ChipP TO give
the tarty all the liberty they wished on
american soil. The next day the parties
Tsre sent out to shoot birds. A large
nnmber was obtained, and dlstriouteo
among the tents. On July Slst Dunoar
and TWO Indians were sent 10 explore the
sontbern end of the Island, and divine
soryice was held. Dunbar established
ca;rn. August 5th, at the southeast face Oh
he Island' At this time the weather was
tos0y and raw, and a considerable numoet
ISsSy ~ ,Ss rsrty WAS sick with diarrhGa tron
Sating tie birds. Up to this time the dogs
80 allowed one pound of pemmicsn eacn
,sr day. ON this day twelve OF them, oe-
fkna cripuled and oFno further use; ~ere
shot ana buried in the water. On Aagusss
stb the boats were launched and we stsrseo
on onr trio from the island, -, -.
" The he Court then adjourned until to-mor'
row
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O.. s.nf MO the Yeae.

LITTLE Rock. October 5..A nan ns1s
Nichols, charged with murder, vs. 49,
dsy tried and convicted IN housIa cSun.y, ,c.r
and sentenced TO be hung on the JUN q
December.
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LONDON, October n.-Engiand proposes
10 the Egyptian Government that On lntet.
national Indemnity Commission b estab-
lished; that England and France have only
one representative, the same - the Other
poWers; that America and Greece ssnd
each . representative, and that the minor
states have Q collective representation. In
case The proposition was agreed 70 Egypt
would have the right TO appoint the Preet'
dent and Vice President Of the Commfs'
IL
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nat rv,isssp 1rsesy.

PARn, Octobsr 25.-Rsdicai newspApefs
astail tbe treaty OF Tupis - ths nstufal
conclusion % q H y: long hyPOcsts{ Z: sa !as -
which Il nos kept MP By Duclsre. u "
the Intention OF CIeminqeeu 70 led the
attack " the extreme left against ths
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Lst Mis Haaa.

MAurr,A, o., October 5:.w. D. Grimm
had his hand mashed 20 jelly yesterday
morning By catching II in machinery on
the steamer G. G. Martin.
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HAxBrRg, October D.-The 0Srmeaia,
which saiIed last summer Tor Cumheflssd
Sound with the German Arctic sxpedteee.
has returned here. The c0nstructson q 2
station at Kipsews has besn ccmplssed,
several houses built and svsfything rssdy
for aYnlorafinna
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A Wsrnfng.

Gnasp Foaxs, DAK., October b..Chss.
Thurber. the negro Who outsnsed tvo
women YESTERDAY, uas taken from jail ~
night by mob and hanged.
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Electric Light.

E. A. Burke, Edison's manager, has
shipped the Times-D Democrat Of New Or
leans, a complete electric light plant.
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OTHER LABOR NOTES.
Adyauce Granted. .
Ohio Miners

LONDON, October 25.-The coal masters OF
Hamilton have agreed to raise the wages
of their cOllieres.
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Nor ar alcoholic beverage. buta true and
reliable family medicine is BroWn's Iron
Bitters,
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n rovu I'm Planes.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 25.-Advices
from Hopkinsville, Ky, are to the effect
that the town is burning up. Que OF the
principal hotels, bank, and the opera
house are reported to already have been
destroyed, with several important blocks OF
buildings on fire.
EVANSVILLE, IND, October 25.-Five
blocks, three in length and two In breadth,
in the town OF Hopkinsville, burned late
this afternoon. The town Is still burning,
but the fire is said now to be under con.
troll.
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!. o. o. r. GRAND LODGE.
It Meets I'm This city Next Year.

It Meets In This C1ty Nexs hesrs
Special Dispdtoh 10 ths Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 3.-The
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge continued its
session here to-day. 1t will adjourn to
morrow to meet at Wheeling on the fourth
Tuesday in October Of 'SS. Tonight the
Lodge was banqueted at the Sc. Albert
Hotel. II was q grand affair. Toasts and
speeches were profuse for the welfare and
prosperity OF the Order.
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IEAp Chronic Rheumatism for one year;
had been given up to die by two phys.c-
ians. PERuNA cured me, Wm. CuRTz,
~. h..-nh IA
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Charged with Murderisg Their Child.
NrcHoLAsvILLE, KY, October z5.-James
Walker and bis wife have been arrested on
a charge OF choking their yen-and-a-half
old child to death.
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Lixht Brigade Survivors

The twenty eighth anniversary OF the
battle of Balaklava was not celebrated to-
day by q dinner of V. r Guoney and Po-
liceman Mckenzie, the only two survivors
of the Light Brigade in this country, on
account of the illness of the latter.
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The RcoyfIle Trial.

CHICAGO, October 25.-In the insanity
trial of Mrs. Scoylle the defense contin.
ued to-day. I. W. W. Brawley testified
that he had known MIS-. Scoville since
lS47, and had been acquainted with the
whole family. Mrs. Scoville's family was
not insane in his opinion. Scoyille's rep
utation for veracity was not good. Gen. 1.
n. Stiles thought Mrs. Scovill showed no
more signs of insanity than other women
in trouble with their households. Dr Bridge,
Who had known her twelve, y ears said some
pbysicians would pronounce her malady
Insanity, but he would not Mellyille K.
Stout, editor of the Daily News, had seen
some of her writing and talked with her.
He discovered nothing inooherent or indi,
cative of insanity. DR.. ]. P. Ross thought
Mrs Scoville's fits were Mysteries. They
did not produce insanity, and he saw moth
| ing To indicate that she was insane.
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A medicine that destrcys the gesm g
csure Of Brighfs Disease, Diabetes, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, and has power g
root them out Of the system. IL above q!
urice. Such medicine Ii Hop Btteu, and
positive proof Of this can be found by oas
trial. or BY asking Jour neighbors, VINO
have been cured By Il.
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SNAIL SILVER.
nh Lat Or Three Cent Pieces ne''ea

1v,sy,xaroS October 25.-Tnere "a, Uo1s ons
WAshiSetibS VAS - tbs Philadelphia mint az one
s os,e1 Deces The loss by the 0PeSEs'lOp snpro
AS,OV ol .bs. nurnose ~. tae - ei5Ssu ~
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encouraging for
.Hs Republicans.

A General Review Of the Political Situation
in the November Statss-congrss-
sional Prospects from New Eng r..
land to the Pacific. ~
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Delegates from eleven local societies OF
stationery engineers to-day, organized
National Association. Detroit Chicago,
and 81. Louis were among the places repre-
sented. The chairman deprecated symPa-
tby with strikes The following officers
were elected: President Henry d. Ozens:
yice-president, Geo. NJ. Barker, of Boston;
secretary, A. Davis, of Detroit; treasurer,
J, G. Beckerly, of Chicago
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25
woMAN's TRUST.

"dOoi wife, whs. az. you singing fOr' You know
we've lost the hay,
And what we'll do with horse and kys Is more than
While ike a; nsi, with storm and rain, well los.
both corn aud wheat"
She looked up with = pleasant face, and answered
low and sweet:
'Thsrs 10 Heart. there 10 Hand, We feel, bu,
cannot see;
We've always been provided for. and We shall al.
ways bew
lie turned around with sudden gloom. She said I:
"Love, be al rest.
You cut the grass, worked soon aud late, you did
your very best.
That was your work you've naught to do with
wind and rain,
And do no, dOub, but you will rsaP:ri'h fields Of
For there's . Heart and there's . Hand, We feel,
but cannot see;
We've always been provided for, and we shall al
ways bew
That's like q wOman's TeasOning-we must be-
cause We must"
she sOftly said: ~ reason not; only work and
rs. ksrss.t may rsdssul'iths hay-t.ep heart
whate'er bstide;
When one door shuts I've always seen another
There Is Heart, there Is Hand, We feel, but
not see;
We've always been provided for. and we shall al.
ways be-"
lie kissed the calm and truthful face gone was
his restless pain.
She heard him with cheerful step 70 whistiing
down the lane:
And went about her household tasks full Of a glad
content,
Singing 20 time her busy hands as to and fro she
went;
"Tkere is Heart, there Is q Hand, we feel, hut
cannot see;
We've always been provided for, and we shall al
ways be."
Days come and go-'twas Christmas tide, and the
great Ere burned clear
The farmer said "Dear wife it's been n good and
happy year;
The fiui, vas gain, the surplus corn la. bOugh,
the hay, you know"
She lifted then a smiling face and said II told
you so
For there's Heart and there's Hand, We feel,
but cannot sec,
We've always been provided for. and we shall al.
ways be- --MH.cai Record
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

service itself loses half its evil by
losing all its grossness.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25
MRS. JOB.

The world has been sympathizing
with Job for two thousand years, and
plying his sufferings and tribulations,
but hardly thought seems to have been
taken of Mrs. Job and her trials which
must have been OF no ordinary nature.
True, she didn't have any boils, her
husband, with true male selfishness, ap-
propriating them to himself, but she
had to wait on him and listen to his
complainings day and night. 1t would
have tried the patience Of saint to
have been compelled to live in the same
house with a man burdened with such a
wealth OF Affections as Job was, and it
is hardly to be wondered at that, goaded
to desperation, his wife advised him to
throw up the game and pass in his checks.
Almost any woman would have done
the same thing under the circumstances.
There seems to have been a constant
stream Of people coming to see Job to
condole with him. Not only did the
neighbors drop in continually to see
how he was getting along, each one
with a different remedy for boils, but
relatives came from long distances and
Of course they had to be entertained
and fed. This made great deal of
work for Mrs. Job, who, on account OF
her husbands extraordinary losses.
couldn't afford to keep hired GIRL
Had she not been remarkable woman,
she never could have gone through with
Il.