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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CIfY ClERK's 0IECE.

WHEELING, VI. Va, February d ia,
sealed proposals will DO received At th.SS.l
tho City Clerk until "WEDNESDAY, GARcRpa4S q
a. O'clock r T., for the removal Of ali RI,!iSS9,
Garbage and oGAl from within The div sAii!ehsh
the year commencing APRIL /, isS3 he bISiHti ot
a. follows: 'V "seAUbe
ESF the Fint District, comprising all Of til. NJ,
" For the Second District, comprising N. ..,,.
and Seventh wards '-s seeohd
For the Third District. comprising the rh,,t -,
Fourth wards. '-V A"iEu Nd
Fourth District comprising all smith =, ~,
Ing creek 10 CAldwells rum VI hhtd
fos the Firth District, comprising ali sor,I 1,
CGidwel'G Run 70 the .Outhetl llueSf lie civ o.
i, No PERSONS VIII DC GWafded IOr more tSsS M.
for more than one district ptVPl
Proposals 10 be addry4sed 10 the .ChsI,u,. =,
the Committee on Health" the Committee ,'Ia. q
ing the right 70 reject any or I'll bids 's'sf''
,.,o FRANK BosRgs
lcSu l1tF p,Ssk
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The following shows the range OF the thsr,
mometer, as obseryedat schnepfs drug store,
()narn HouBe corner Yesterday:
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Many different stories are told about the
prizs which Underwood Fisher, OF the Three
Rivers House, drew III The Louisiana State
Lattery. He stated the facts thus: Decem'
18th he sent 50, and received in return two.
tenths ticket No. 3l,40l. He put the ticket
away, aud thought 10 more Of II until three
days after the drawing, when he received q
dispatch saying that his ticket had drawn
10000, his share OF which was - 600. From
ii. A. Dauphin, President OF the l.. =. L. Co.,
New Orleans, through the First National
Bank, he received his 1900. Little things
make quite difference. He had q e bill
ragged, and be sent 1t for ticket The moral
Is, that you send for lottery tickets when you
get a ragged two dollar biil.-Fnm The Threc
Riras lfieh.l Herald et January Is. ptw
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GREATESrON EARTH.

earth. Had the worst case OF Salt Rheum In this
county. my mother had II twenty years, and Ia
fact died from It, believe Cuticn1 would have
Sayed her life. Ny arms, breast and head we've
cured until used the Cuticufa ReSolyent Intern.
aliy. and Cuticura and Cnticuia eoAp externally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

VERY best Lace Curtain Goods from 25 to
80 cents per yard, Of the very latest designs at
AIS. HARpEs's,
a't 11lb Main street
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS

Proposals will DO received at the One. =, -.
Chief Engineer Of the Ohio Valley top,,n'.tiSats
on the sih Day OF March, i SIS. for M 59GOh
Masonry, lion Bridging. Trestle and PlIc E,41.
Cross Ties, TracklAying and EalEstiug iir tSaTN1
River Railroad, between BenwOod And rs STSlio
burr, IVES! Virgins, being about 20 miles n n.
the work. VI ""' pan Of
Plans proales and Specifications can be IA, :,
the ONCE Of the Chief kngineer on and siSs n y
18th day Of February, 1888 H'S' We
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LACE Curtains reduced from $40 to 81 Is,
IS So to 90 so, 80 to 81, s. 80 to s., per pair,
and all other lace goods at the same redue'
tIon! AS. HARDEN.
lil5 Main street.
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Che Qntelliqeuler,
omce. SOS. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

Great Reduction in Pianos.
For observation-disclosures sidney.
Save Your Eyes i. G. Dillon.
Raster Cards at Mcclure House Art Store.
For Rent-Dwelling House.
Barbotine Pottery Vases and Plaques.
For Sale-Te1As Land Scrip.
Granite Ironware-Nesbitt& Bro.
Plano and Organ Tuning-W. s. Hutchins
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GLKs's Sulphur Soap is the most reliable
purifier OF the skin In the market.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
b ..1H Mwrkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

DUKES SALAD DREss1Se Is composed OF
the freshest, purest and choicest condiments
money will buy. It surpasses any that can
be made at home, Is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

"ARE YOU lonely to night, Miss Ada7''
mo sir! wish I were loneller." He babe
her good night and went home, took q large
dose OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, fearing her
Icy manner had given him a-cold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

LADIES, do not Il to secure an artistic
couture OF Madame 4. Vaunt, at the McLure.
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A ouHarI0N on coafa.

The members Of the Board were In guam.
dairy as 10 where the money to pay the costs
was TO come from. After consultation among
the Commissioners, the Board was again
called to order, aud Mr.. Stein presented the
Re,oitsd, That the resignation by William,
pbiiin OF his otIice OF Justice OF the Peace OF
Clay district, Ohio county, West Virginia, be
and Is hereby accepted; and inasmuoh as such
resignation renders II unnecessary TO proceed
infihef with the Investigation OF the charges
preferred against him. It Is ordered that such
lnyestiestIon be discontinued, and the said
william Philips shall pay the costs thereof
as yet unpaid. :,
draw his orders upon the Sheriff for each
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HOrEL ARRIVALS.
sn 1AMna HnrRL

JnAwos Antlcch.o AR Grover, Cleveland
TScS Tier WI. Kentucky q W finnell, Pittsburgh
Thos BeAll. RhipPinBpott Mll!op, beANeF EAiIa
y . sInHis. Huntsville AFshueT, fettermRn
I " RTadShRW, Burton Je - JAco, RMS
I,n,,is Mann Milwaukee W Lawrence, BIO
] N sullivan; phlladA itaney, b&O
I u wssts Chicago J 8 MAdCle. RAycnswood
y ~ HSvinF. olumhuS, o MSEtin Adams, Portland
IL shIyeIy sumetto . O Thomson, Parkenb'g
IL GrtInsbn. ThllAdR IhAs Thistle, siSteFsVille
n ~ ace Tylef county lewis ieAger, Bolton
n Z q MAJ Kin M PIttsbg' q Bell RMS
4 fIsrnas eity Mis- LOlta Deano, Pgh
NJ PsI1e Linden. Tgh RIA Lane, Baltimore
WWsSder' city HBHil, Bellaire, .
1sS'1mns Antioch o Nm utE, New York
Chs y nice PhllAoA VVfWauSnl NWIs0a
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LADIES, Mime. l.. vauut, Of Philadelphia,
at Mcclure, Marguerite Wave and New
Wavelet I'LL Saturday.
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PLAIN Wave Randaux, refined and elegant,
Nine. L. yaunt artistic Hair Wotk-Mo-
Lure '|-
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MAnNtK vAukr, natural artistic eanbe con.
suited at the Mcclure In reference TO an artis'
Tic arrangement OF the hair. saz y.
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BEST BLOOD PURIFTgRI

have used your Cutio1ra Remedies In several
them all. Your Cuticua Resoiyent, 20 far a. INV
supply allows me To test II, has, In my hands 81.
ceeded IN etLnacy and efficiency any Alternative
In an active practice Of 20 yeais, duration.
I.,... n. ECKER, ND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

LADIES desiring bargains In Lace goods,
wilI find them at Harden's Furniture store,
lll6 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

LACE Lambriquins from, 81 10 80 per pair,
Of the newest patterns, at A. i Harden's Fur.
niture and Carpet House, lfi5 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

LANGLEY shInglsd Bang, Madame Lazelle
Yaunt, Inventor, at Mcclure.
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A LONDON surgeon rays, that only one
fashionable woman in 500 can draw full
breath with all her clothes on, and that all
women should give up tight lacing. and take
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup TO strengthen their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

The supply Is reported light, though more than
double the number offered last week. The quality
Of the offerings generally Is not Is good as those Of
last week. excluding lot Of choice sheep, consist
home butchers and the remainder iiNO head ex.
ported. These were sold al our top hgure. &c, and
prices ranged down 10 i%c, with most sales ut 90
SIC. Nearly all the stock was sold out early.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

As intended to make improvements on
building commencing in about ten days
which will necessitate q suspension Of bust
ness for one week and In order TO reduce
stock and, supply my customers l will make
from this date genuine reductions on all
shoes In stock. Call and supply yourselves.
This Is a rare opportunity TO getgood slices at
low prices. L. V. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

GREAT closing out sale OF Lace curtains aud
Lambriquins at A. l.. HARpEN's,
1ll6 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

MADAME LazELLE vAusT's artistic Hal
Work-till Saturday, at Mcclure.
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witnessin attendance at this investigation
for the amount Of the fees and mllesge due

MIN.
This was adopted, and also the following
offered BY M speldel:
Resolted, That tie Clerk instruct +. P.
Wingerter, Esq, Justice OF Clay district, to
take charge OF all books, papers, etc, in pos.
peace, and safels keep the same until sue.
ceasor to the said Philips be appointed.
Mr.. Speidel moved 10 adjourn, and the
Board adjourned, and the curtain was ruug
down on the tame ending OF what promised
in the first act to be rich and racy farce.
TIE MEANING or IT.
Last evening after the Board adjourned
speculation was rife as TO the motive which
led to the resignation. The hrst blush opin.
ion OF everybody was that the Squire was
afraid OF the testimony, but in view Of his
well known indifference to public sentiment,
manifested on several occasions In the past,
1t WIS suggested by many that his action was
taken 10 shield others who would have been
involved by the testimony. Mr.. Philips.
himself says he was actuated by the evident
fact that the investigation was TO be farce,
mere matter Of form, and that he was al
ready found guilty In the minds Of major
ity OF the Commissioners.
The general opinion Is that the formal reSo.
luton accepting the resignation, and order.
lug that Philips pay the costs, Is not worth
the paper 1t Is written on, as the resignation
had already been accepted. Philips himself
says he will not only not pay the costs, but
will have his $50 deposited as security for
the costs, back agaip, II he has TO sue for It.
It 10 difficult TO see how he can be held for
any portion OF the costs, since there was no
conviction. The county will have to foot the
bills 10 moral certainty, aud they will ag.
gregAte about 500.
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mOmtEtfI ID UUotIVtVhE pULuVpK uU ukVIut
Opera House corner yesterday:
mo 1888
7A.n.l2M.yP. x.7rN. II AN. u N. 8f.M. 7f. ".
Is SO 81 80 20 70 81 81
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, February PSI a. M.-For
Tennessee aud the OHIO Valley, slightly
warmer and fair weather, south 10 west
winds, stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, Light snow,
followed by slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather, westerly winds, rising barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

LADIES, 10 see Madame L. vaunt's Wavelet;
at the Mcclure till Saturday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

NINE. L. ;yAuxr at Mcclure, original de.
sigper in elegant Hair Work.
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The Scarlet Cardinal Red, Old Gold, Navy
Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond Dyes rive perfect
results. Any fashionable color, 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28
THE BOTTOM DROPS
OUT OF THE PHILIPS IMPEACHMENT
III. Justice, After Warn cen,s. Over Legal
Points, is Permitted 10 R.sIsn as the rss.
tlmODy is About to Conn,sst-so Sea.
sltIOsAl Developments This Time.

The investigation Of the charges OF cor.
run.ion and immortality preferred by Ell.
C-r.,SL,s IN G, No.. s..,n.. IY.,,o.
O .',,s. ~ Il, Oh ~seis AsAta's sus.ee
William Philips was commenced yesterday
at the Court House by the Board OF Commits.
,;onsrs The event aid not create the same
49,. :. M, ~ g.. ~ S.S..at.I -.
exci'etnehs IL u'u '"e INST Jay app''h'eu ioF
the Investigation. The members aud In
terested parties were slow in gathering, and
ss.ssss..,n.Ir Tau o,,s;do .nao,s,or, woro
eoinpataE'e'S ~" Ou''to 'pet'AO,s ~
present, though enough 10 nncom'oraoty
I'll the abbreviated lobby and trespaSs q
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-THE SITUATION ann
~ House. among the best on the Island No :,
among the best III the city, aud where bIrb Ha,s
never comes; containing with bath md seI,, I w.
rooms, gus and water through the honse M. w
clothes presses, cupboatds aud water clo,et pss,
reasonable. Apply U A. NJ AUANS "a
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WANTED,
WANTED-AN EXpgRIFyoi;Fn,
e,. w MaHnaf EaI,,i Apply Immediately 10 sssIU
GENERAL NoTlUgs.
INCORPORATION NOTICE

a general meeting Of the s.ociholb.u IL,
virginia China Clay. and Fire BricS Ten o. he
VII 6s hgld q ~ ne business house d S1SS
on Thursday, March !, 1881, al 10 osincEs, ". Va.
the purpose OF electing o1lccn, RdSptiS. 4 III
for said corporation, and tfAnsSctibS w. SlIlNs
business as may lawfully be doaO BY stcSSS Siast
In general meeting. ''"SAnoldal
ie2l2S BY THE CORpnp ,ro..
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Owing to tho floods In the Ohio Valley ,h.,...
fng Of the bids for the construction ii ths TS
River Railroad will be extended 70 tho stb Az Vag
March. 1888. ''N tSG@
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LADIES, remember, twill be your own fault
II you fail TO secure one OF Madame Vaunts
most becoming Waves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

Reduction In Pianos.
Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knab,
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early ant
secure great bargains. r.
Lucas Muuc s7oRx,
.. i1A2 Main street.
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LADIES, don't fail to see Nine. vaunt at
Mcclure, Every design original.
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A FIGHTING editor out in Seattle,
Was badly cut up in battle,
He's again IN repairs,
And emphatically swears,
.'5t, Jacobs Oil makes pain skedAdd

MADAME L vAuSr's Nelson Bang; beauu-
fol and most becoming TO all; at The Mcclure
till Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28

The half has not been told As 10 the great oura.
tive PoweHot the Cuicun Remedies. Thaye paid
hundreds Of dollars for medlcines 10 cure diSesses
Of The blood and skin. and never found anythInR
yet 70 equal 70 Cutiuura Remedies. 1859
l p.o,,n,, -. n cHAs. A. WILLIAMS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28
AslNsArtosAl TURN TO AFFAIRS,

At this juucture,a sensation was caused by
the presentrtion by Mr.. Good OF the following
paper: ~ -i2.
WHEELING, WEST Va, February %, 1889
TO he Beard Of Commissioner of Ohio County
GENTLEMEN: herewith tender my reslg.
nation as justice OF the peace for Clay dis.
trict, Ohio County, W. Va, to take effect
when your honorable body has appointed
my successor. WV. P. PaILIPs, ]. P.
Some objection was made to the form OF
this, when the squire took the paper and al.
tered u SO ~ to read, ITO take effect immedi-
ately.' laE
Nj. Delbrugge moved that the resignation
be accepted; the motion asadopted without
dissenting voice, aud With q laugh Of min.
gltd amusement and disappointment the
spectators left, while tho witnesses, some
thirty In number, began TO gather within the
bar and look as though they were thinking
~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28
A LEGAL Jousr,

II was some minutes after two o'clock
when the defendant and mis- attorney, Mr..
Frame, again appeared. st. Myers and Messrs.
Russell, Caldwell and Woods, counsel for the
prosecution, had been waitins for some time,
but there was no quorum OF the Board. The
crowd OF spectators was still smaller than In
the morning, the prospects OF o wearisome
discussion OF technical legal questions not be-
ing very attractive.
at u quarter past two the President called
the mem bers 10 order once more Just then
Mr.. Good, chief counsel for Squire Philips,
entered. On motiol Of Mr.. Speldel the hear
ing was adjourned 70 the chamber OF Part II
Of the Circuit Court, which was avery good
move
Mr.. Frame opened the argument, propos-
ing TO show that the Board had no iurisdic-
ton In the case. The Constitution prescribes,
he said, that State officials shall be removed
for cause In the manner prescribed by law,
unless otherwise provided by the Constitu.
ton. The Constitution does provide, how.
ever, that justices OF the peace accused OF
malfeasance In office shall be indicted, and
upon conviction shall be removed from Office
This removes an investigation OF the nature
contemplated from the Jurisdiction OF this
Board Aside from this, this Board was or.
ganized merely to have charge OF police and
fiscal affair, aud cannot have Jurisdiction Of
matters OF any other character. An act had
been passed by the Legislature which pro-
vided that justices, with other officers therein
named, shall be removed by the County
Court. He held, however, that this Board
was not County Court 10 the meaning OF
this act, as a separate tribunal called the
County Court had been created, but aftei-
wards abolished. It's powers and jurisdiction,
however, could not be committed to this
Board under the Constitution without q vote
Of the people Of the county, which was never
does not refer 10 this Board, or 1t Is uncon.
stitutional. Mr.. Frame spoke for fifty min
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The receipts arc almost exactly the same In mum.
bers as last week, but there Is some improvement
In the quality OF the offerings Prices show an nd,
vance on last weeks figures Of 5Sac The offerings
are generally reported as Light but about equal TO
moderately FAIR demand NJ the advance in quota.
tions. Prices Of rough sowS and stags 9a9kc and
better grades 4alCc and extra Chicago hogs i0<c,
THE sHKEP MARKET.
Arrivals this 2l75
Arrivals last week ,..... a76
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THE ISSUE JOINED.

~. Woods, Esq, answered the argument
of Nj, Frame, maintaining that the Boar !
had Jurisdiction, upon which point he read
from numerous authorities aAd quoted the
Constitutional provision and the acts passed
In pursuance Of 1t.
MsaAl. Caldwell also spoke briefly on the
question, In which he said there was abso-
lutely nothing But II there was any doubt
as to the Jurisdiction OF the Board, IL was
the Boards duty 70 Decide the doubt in favor
Of their jurisdiction.
Mr.. Russell said that before commencing
this proceeding hehad thoroushly inyesu-
gated this very question, and had become
satisfied that this Board had jurisdiction. He
had no reason to change his mind since hear
ing the argument Of the gentleman on the
other side.
Mr.. Frame again spoke on the point raised
by him. MIR. Caldwell bad referred to the
TACT that the law the constitutionality OF
which Mr.. Frame questioned was drawn up
by Messrs. Hubbard, Ferguson and other
Aa,tering terms OF Judge Ferguson. Mr..
frame replied that this was uncalled for;
the only object Judge Ferguson ever had in
coming TO the Legislature was TO further the
Interests OF the Third district,
At the close Of the argument MI. Delbrugge
presented resolution declaring that lie
Board bad Jurisdiction, which was adopted.
A buzz OF expectancy aud hustle OF con.
sultation among the interested parties fol.
lowed, which was broken by MIR. Russell in.
quiripg:
ais Thomas Duff In the house ?"
"He'll be hero 10 minute" said some
one. and the crowd waited impatiently. Mr..
Duff shortly appeared, and was duly sworn
by the Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-14
Gems Of Thought.

Truth J. tbn highest Thing that man may
b"cp. fChmiecr
one hand cannot oxplair ihc wrong of the
OTHER. fAlmud.
NDtbing can constitute good breeding that
be- Doi good nature for IL Foundation. Bul-
SCR.
ErDr, maD'- tab j. BIZ llfc-prcscrycr. The
conviction that III work j. dear ~ God, and
cannot be- pared, defends him. Emerson.
Poet are The hicrOpbabt- Of an unapprebend-
81 inspiration The mirror u the gigantic
shadow which fuiurliy cast upon the present.
shelley
Why j. II that blessing only when II Il lot
cul- n deep INTO the heart a. -IIarp diamondE
Why NUT we Gr-t weep before We can loyr ~
deeply that our heart aclr? lRicltrr
Time lia- Demonstrations upon whose
pagr- De IL constantly recording ilustriDu-
name. But, a. often ~ a ness name II writ
trn here. an old one Disappears. Oniy NV
stand in Illuminated characters, never 70 b. If
farrd. LongfcllDw.
Hope ri-r- and fall by the accidents Of war,
~ The mercury " the thermometer changes rs
The accidents Of beat and cold. Lot IL rather
take for orr symbol The sailor'- barometer.
which faithfully f0rewarns him Of The tempest.
aDd give him uncrring promise Of serene skies
and peaceful -pas. Garfield.
But if err ~ believing that the .0ul- % man
are immortal, / willingly err nor while I'VE
would wish 10 have his delightful error ox-
t0rlrd from me: and II after dca'h shall FEEL
nothing. - -onc minute philosophers think. I
an not afraid c-f drad philosophers should
laugh At 10 for The error. fCiccro.
The man Who Ia. failed IL tie u.c of -otnn
indirccDcs- i bIpcd very liftlc b} the fact that
biz rivals aiD men ~ whom fiat indirrrtncs- i.
2 something human. very far from hrin1 alien.
There remains fhi- grand distinction. tla BE-
ha- failed, and That TIE jet " lizlf is thrown
entirely On hi- mi-doin2.. fGnor4e Eliot
y. tlo anguish of tliaf thought fiat wD ran
n"trr m0n" M our dcad fOr ne -tinfcd aHrfiDn
"r 1atr them. for ne Iight answers 80 return
~ NJ their plants M their pleadln4s. TN tbc
Ittr r"forrBce ~ sb0~cd H. Nat .arr,d hii-
fnan ami Dat lvc1 ~ rlOsr ~ ~. and wax fbr
ditiDest thing God BAD 4iven ~ 10 kbow.
GcDrZr Ili0.