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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-10-04

Mrs., F. A. Glenn, Wallaceville,
S. G.. .isays: Il had a serious attack
of malarial fever. Browns Iron Bit
ters restored me to good health"
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The above cut represents H. Standard Westinghouse Engine
The ENGINES are built IN crd 500 F. and the Com
build Engines size on ns soa r h sa poT
rsonre It has no fling boxes oing; cannot be made 70
kuoc or poun economical of ftos economical fue snd any
aborey can run it. Send for Catalogue
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Frusa aseospsE

The New York Journal Of ofCommerce,
in answer 70. a4lady~eorrespondent
who takes exception to some remarks
os.thssditos. on Yoman's work, says
SEmfyx stalwsrt 3member of the
household ought to bear affair proper
tion of the common burden,-and. not
leave the load to press with crushing
weight upon single pair of shoulders.
While the husband is toilihg from
Monday morning till Saturday night
to. furnish .tbes means OF. hving' the
wife ana daughters, as well as the
sons, should do something practical
with their own hands to save expenses
and help in the good work. We have
too many wasteful Bridgets in the
kitchen, reckless Susans in the laun.
dry, and airish mattresses, chamber
maids and seamstresses~ln Other parts
of the house, while the mistress and
her daughters, for all the PRACTICAL
purposes of life, are as idle as paint
ed Aip Upon d painted OCEAN,
.Asa family rise toward competence
the wife and daughters, having con-
tributed to this result, may Justly be
psfmitled to .ehioyithsir we'll. earned
leisure, and devote itsif they will, to
"public charities, church work, and
the keeping up their French. Peo'
ple of wealth should employ servants
and seamstresses. and smg devote;
life. although every one should sdo
something to help The world and earn
therisht TO Hve Bptrwhlle the hus-
baha e earning his daily bread in the
sweat of his face no hands IN the
house6od should be die: hs--r5f: hss---rpic;
HYN cS. a&,,s, a -
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Wa have added to our stock Bugses and Rockaways'
Line of Cheaper Trade Buggles,
Works at pittsburgh. Pa.

Made to our own ORDER the ua @ 9 sns THoc nennat
any mouse "
NO CHEAP AUCTION WOkk SOLD, ,. p
Brides
description oiotn rAn' ~
Varnishes saDdIa Hooks and
Kin
Also Oak and French anu 1a tvIes inst
full stock OF Snoe iN', '"
all times be
3 O. T T O M Il d -
April4, lss8.-lI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-14

er Columbia. from Astoria: barkeutine
hattie Fiicksn9er. from Port townsend
sailed-Ship Alaska. for Port Town
send; ship Eldorade. for Barrard Inlet
Mining stocks
San FRAScIsco, Oct. l3.-Alphs. go,
Beleher l35, Bodie Con. SIC, Best &
Belcher 3.25. Bullion TOO, California
&c. Chollar go. Con. Va. 50c. Grow n
Point l.3D. Eureka Con. =. ExcheQuer
6oc, Gould Il Curry go, Hale & Nor
cross 2.25, Mexican 260 Mount Diabio
=, Grand Prize sc. Ophir 6is.
Savage +, Oyerman. t0c. Silver King
=, Potosi :9c, Sierra Nevada. as.
Union 3.S. Utah l95. Yellow Jacket
$40, Northern Belle -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-14
CORRESPONDENTS VIEW o.
SEATTLE.

General Ii. '. Boynton writes To the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette that the
exeursisnists, who had been hurried
from one surprise TO another after Ieav-
ing st. Paul. had begun TO think at Port
land thst wonders In the shape of towns
would cease. but that they found Seattle
the marvel of ALL" In the course of a
long letter describing the city and its
surroundings, he makes the following
summary of the changes which have
taken place In the past thirty wears:
The population is 10000. The first set
Element Was not established till 1851. OF
SIX who then came, one WAS from Ohio.
In 1880 the town had a marrow, escape
from destruction by the indians. The
nrst vessel came in 1852 There was not
sign in towu till 1858. Tue first
white child was not born till 1854. The
hrst stoEe building WAS erected in 1863.
and the first of brick was no, built till
1877. Today We landed in great CITY.
with Imposing blocks of business houses.
large and elegantly appointed hotels,
thirteen churches, Territorial Univer-
sity. and high school that would do
honor TO any Eastern city. There were
stocks of goods which were wonderful
IN their extent, variety and luxury, and
numbering establishments that few, if
any. Eastern regions can equal. The
private residences were modern in ar
chitecture, and those where members of
the party called were tastefully and
richly furnished. The assessed value
OF property approaches 100000"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-14

The SNoQuALMIE RoAD.--We learn
from Geo. +. Smith. that the wagon
road forces from each side will meet in
three weeks. when wagons will be able
to go through without any trouble. The
force on both sides consists OF about LOO
men, who are pushing the work with
conmendable dispatch. There is CON
siderable strife manifested between the
Seattle boys and the Yakima men, to
see which party will gain the summit
first. The Yakimas SAY they intend Ia
win. This Is u praiseworthy strife. We
would like tn see both parties reach the
summit simultaneously. We are a..
pocially gratified to know the work is so
nearly accomplished. The road will be-
much needed and largely used before
any other means of transit will super
eede il. -ktfifdS Localizer.
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rived to construct the necessary build.
Important Faiiurp.

Ilved to construct the necessary build.
/ ings-
Important Failure.
MONTREAL. Oct. ia veritable scare
mas broken out. The most extensive
shoiesaie firm. a client of the Bank OF
montreal, Is iI financial trouble The
iiaoiiities are large, bat the assets are
expected to show we'll. Nothing definite
Is announced. IL the failure actually
taks place 1t sill cause terrible sensa-
ton, as the head of the firm is credited
with being millionaire Cotton duh
Ness is said To be the cs,use. a ranfar.
ence was held bv the firm with the .,ffi
GERS of the leading bgnks, but no de-
cisIop has been arrived at. There is a
semi panic 10 the stock market here this
morning. Bank of Montreal sold down
10 1851,
The New spanish Cabinet
MADRID, Oct. l3-The Cabinet is
formed, except as to the Minister of
Marine. The new Cabinet will take the
oath OF 0ifi''e this afternoon. Ii is con
sidered doubtful whether a majority of
the members of the Cortes will uncou-
ditionallv support the new Cabinet, es-
peciaily IN Its policy on the question OF
universal suffrage and constitutional
reform.
The Fever at Quay mas.
GuAYMAs, Oct. 13.-Telegrams have
been receIv, d Announcing decrease in
the fever at Hermoslllo. Stringent SAM
tary measures will be taken regarding
the graves of those who have died from
The fever, Sd As to prevent the possibility
OF danger from this source next year
feople are returning, aad the city Is as
Stunning It's wonted aspect of activity.
Only two persons nave died In the las;
two days.
A Mexican Loan Negotiated.
NExIco. Oct BIT is stated that the
Mexican Government mas negotiated a
loan for xl0,UO,0O0, with Americans
and Germans. The bonds have been
taken at 81 cents on the dollar. bearing
per cent. interest. An agent for cosl-
plotting the arrangements leaves for
New York in few DAYS.
Wise speech.
PARIS, Oct 13.-Prime Minister Ferry
and Raymal, Minister of Public Works.
were entertained at banquet at Rouen.
Ferry, IN his speech, alluded to the apol- |
ogy made to Alfonso. He said that |
President Grevy had shown with what
serene majesty the chief of republic
could repair the errors of an unthinking
crowd. He dwelt upon the advantages |
enjoyed by practical, sensible and pru-
dent, bat not clustering. republic.
Will Ask Tor q Posiponenient.
LONDON; Oot. l3.-ODonnel's counsel |
for the defense will ask postponement. |
on the ground of absence of material |
witnesses.
Arrests for NihilIsml
ST. PETERsBURG, O,t l3.-During the |
last few days the arrest Of several naval |
officers has been made at Croustadt. |
Several army officers and soldiers were
also arrested at Riga.
The New spanish Cabinet.
Madrid, Oct. l3.-fhe appointment /
of Voioriel as Minister of the Marine |
was confirmed despite the efforts of Sa- |
easta. Many Liberals, especially of |
that section known AS Centralists. who |
have no representation in the Cabinet |
will oppose the new ministry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-14

Two FIREs.-.Qaite an excitement was
created upon the streets about half past
2 O'Clock this morning by double
alarm of fire. The first confiagration
was On the beach road, near the brew
cry. The second was the burning of an
old shanty near the Court House. No
particulars can be obtained as To either
fire at tins hour.
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u. 8. M All.
PORT TOWNSEND AND sElalAHM00
.<1r..A THE STEAM
Qzs .Eu~.

1888 ] L. 0asIyER. Master.
VIII leave Port Townsend every Monday.
al 10 Il. M. for Whafcom. fia the Islands.
and every Thursday al 10 u M. for Semi.
ahnoo calling al san Juan Lopez Fri
day hart.or. Oreas. East Sound Gsemes,
Anacortes. Ssmisfl. Whatcom. Reach and
Birch Bay. returning from " hafcom
Tuesday,. at " M, and going through 10
Seattle Will leave it-l1r's wharf at :
D. m. Wednesd ays with freight and mas.
For freight or passage apply ON hoard.
su2a = V Z. mEchKh Prop'r.
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FO h Il; / Ii
SIR stafford Norshceae's To.r.

SIT StAu0r0 NOrehcOucS IOof. -
DUBLIN, Oct. l3.-Sir Stafford North
cote arrived At Arae today in continu-
ance of his political tour in Ulster, and
was presented with an address and en-
tertained at luncheon.
Commercial Depression In China.
CANTON, Oct. 13.-The depression in
trade ID increasing. arising from fears
of French blockade.
The Trial of O'Donnell.
LONDON, Oct. 13-The police have
failed to obtain any evidence showing
the connection Of O'Donnell with the
Irish fnvincibles. The defense present
4 positive denial of OD0nnell having
been actuated by any political motive.
| 1t is reported that u Donnell will oppose
any postponement. The American
counsel for O'Donnell. Roger A. Pryor,
will have a consultation today with
q Oonnelrs solicitor. ODonnell de-
mands medical inquiry into the state
of his health, which he alleges Is fast
breaking ny.
John Walters, the broker Of George
Warden, the defaulting manager of the
London and River Plate Bank, has
failed. Liabilities, I40.0O. The officers
Of the bank rscommend an aoscoD0mt
a o1Dekheleess ~ ssvw NasAonfs -
lnnonH1R =. e as - !
- - Sapda.
oAp HAAnusp. O. D-xAe a1sqnss
g. C nlo 1eaePe ass1voo ~ 6o0
Hsa koaa ~ - 81 49,
~ hoo 1ansh4ne I'D ~ usA
Tacr h.nassd cAins.s sailors sis Ne
.is.ascfityi 70 0~rrlaas 90 man TIE isoss
o.a..s l,-ing sGi.t 80 tie Chiness sov-
safafEesli.
Tie japanese JsosFetseat hAs ecn-
olEsisd a treaty OF <esa.aerc. with.
Cor.s.
Two dansl ters - sse nikeds died
within forty esght hours OF ssiea ether.
tl)ui.af Zen children only one sssyise-
The Rsitfs., seh1onar urcuae, cssaght
I.,aaebing sanls OF fissine Island, was
seiz.,. hy Russian osneers aflS the fuIs
We. santisestsd for tbs benefit OF the
Afassa Commercial Company. The
vessel was detained, and the captain.
k,t--r sua a sx.sseus:ag held as prisoarrs.
II - stated -thas tie great northern
telegraph. c0sarany has taken contract
| 10 law e=.lsle from Japan 20 Cores.
The disastrous ertptioE,s II tlIs Strait
of snnda have beea connected at Sos
kaham. With the peculiar appearance
| of the sum, which, frola nom on august
3uth 10 the evening al September lst,
rssmbled the full moon. the atnios-
,.f..ra h,iug ohscureSi with dust laden
smoke emitted frosn krikotan volcano,
and carried mp ECO miles bY the ss'uth
eriy monsoon.
rh~ urxtre- ssinssa 1uasrhery.
yn~r,grA. II. G., OFT. Is Steamer
"A. xico. with .lse follo~inp Victoria pas
seneers ard quantity OF canned sal
aav. far San Francisco: q. HartnaRsl.
y. Aaron, M. Frankenhnrg. l. Acs(usde,
] Gpcherpn. w A. Beddoe. fang Ming.
w. Rem, NJ. Mckse.
The Dominica q .yeznnlent Is essab-
hsI,ins q salmon hatchery on Fraser
river, and IN espsFisnosd person mas NJ
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rRANS-CONrINENTAL
SHORT LIME.

Fo- through tickets. time tables and full
information apply to A l.. MAXWELL,
Tirket Agent Oregon Railway and Navi-
CATION Company. Portland Oregon. or to
any coupon ticket agent ON this coast.
). :: NErkILL, A. V. h. CARPENTER,
Gen1 Manager. Gen. Pass. & Tiki Agt
w. h DIXON. Gen. N. w. Pass. Agt. ST.
Paul, MINI.
w. n. MARSHALL, Trav. Pass. Agent,
"a Front l.. Portland. Or. seq Am
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SHORT LINE

INRnM ALL POINTS IN THE PACI
L nc Northwest TO CHICAGO. aud all
points IN the astern and Southern Stafe-
1T Is THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between ST.. PAN
and Gu AGO via Milwaukee.
II Is the only line under one manage
ment between ST. Paul and Chicago. and
owns three separate and distinct lines be-
tween those points. thus giving passen-
gers choice of three routes passing
through the most fertile. populous and
picturesque sections of Minnesota. low a.
Wisconsin and Illinois. IL runs the finest
dining cars in the world. and no effort is
spared 70 secure the comfort of its PATRONS.
No change of cars of any class between
St Paul and Chicago. and but one change
from Portland. which is made in ST. Paul
in grand Union Depot, occupied Jointly
with the Northern Pa life Railroad.
Be sure your tickets read via Chicago
Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway, and Sc
cure the advantages only offered by this
great
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The Parneil Fuud.

CHICAGO. Oct. l3.-Rev. Thos. j. Con-
oily, of Worcester, Mass treasurer for
America of the Parneii fund, notifies
the executive that the books Will be
closed November 20, 80 that Americas
contribution can reached Dublin by the
date 1t CLOSES there. The presentation
10 Parneil takes place III that city on
December II.
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Asserts His Innocence.


SAN Francisco, Oct. 13.-Aug. Belle
mere, who has been Ola trial several days
for the murder of John Kelly, was 40
quilted yesterday. The jury took the
view that the shooting WAS accidental.
The latest reports from Guaymas,
Hermosilio, and Mazatlan state that
the fever plague is abating. The
weather has turned cooler.
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The Trial of O'Donnell.


John Walters, the broker of George
Warden, the defaulting manager of the
London and River Plate Bank, has
failed. Liabilities, I40,0N. The officers
Of tbs bank recommend a. aoscepnmt
a GnDohhologo ~ euuw NasAnnfs. -
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A Varied Career.

NEw YORK. Oct. Ii Helen Leonard.
the young woman who shot and seriously
wounded Mrs. Clarence Smith, was con
yicted and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for three and half years. The
young woman became an orphan early,
and WAS educated in convent in Can
ada Later she was a governess In Cuba,
and later still became identified with a
wealthy man here, who abandoned her.
She charged the abandonment to the in
huence Of the woman whom she shot.
Then followed her arrest, imprison-
ment, trial, conviction and sentence.
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PanApgLpnlA, Pa, Oct. La iae
Episcopalian convention opened a.
usual with prayer. Lord Chief juseice
Coleridge WAS invited 10 the nasotins-
mousse. The committee Ia consider graz
nated representatives reported No r''os.
ical change. The following additional
fabric was referred: The holy toas-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY poi bc. celebrated IN shy
uHigregatlon unless suIiie are present,
.siuy and ars exlnctest TO ir1rtake WITH
The priest.
lne ho4se went into Committee on
.seyis'on OF tsis 3srfyer i5ook, ihs sec
on feiatise to the iirst transformation
,:. as takcn up. Tie discussion differed
Nv from that Df the preceding DAY.
; ny Esar denied thatail his author
sa We're koinislI the vote on the
ss.sla alept thai the SIXTH day oil Au-
ss ~. - rseeryed AZ Fast Irahsiixura-
saaifAd lbl ayss to 50 nays. HAM
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I,a-rsy1LI.g, oct. lS.-'lhs Gsss'i,g--
.y.,a, -s..,l will publish tomorrow m,arnina
the Abatement t;sat ]. Proctor Knott.
ti.,y,rpor ~ Kentucky, Is coulp.iiag IN
s,,n;nnc,ioa with 4, L. Spufford, f.,bra-
rim II Congress. work en wit and iiii-
NOR. Ii is understood shat the wo.
viii comprise several volumes. and VIII
ineluas some OF the best things from
the time of CHANGER to the present.
The p.stter for the frst two volumes -
rep ,r.ed almost ready for pnblicstioii.
The case Of Lisss- Reisersssa.
wssalNar,s. 0st. l3.-Gener.si order
pya,nulgat,ns the ORDER of the President
u6In Sha 6ndi1py AID seqtsnoe Of the
Court Martial in the case Of Lieutenant
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wesignation Of an Ediaor.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. l3.-Charles
johnson, for many years managing ed
itor of the Alta California, rendered his
resignation to-day.
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PTrssuRaH. Oct. IA. u. Price 4
Co, pool sellers here. paid out $445d
this afternoon on false reports from DO
r00,o Park paesa The wires had bsen
|senoe1, 90 boeas 1ispaephss were eDu1
- otylne wroae hosDoe - vtnA9ee n
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PACIFIC COAST.
A Survey 10 be COmaDiefed

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-The United
States man of war Ranger, now at Mare
Island, will leave mt the end of this
month for Central America to complete
the survey began by Capt. w. j. Phil
fps. The uncompleted portion of the
survey consists of about 600 miles of the
cuast north of Panama. The vessel
will carry party of l60 men, and is un.
der the charge of Commander Clark,
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n<uz, i. T., OF. D-1n 10 tEtal
ana4p Ne indissaens 9ss5 A. NE
no ti&s IA v's~ OK shs eianlenvs ~
unsal he would hosd the pssnss 40.
tsncsd under considsgsi.an, aud II Goa
WINGED during the Tia that thas we're
law he would Lave no heaEaacS IL
changing his mind
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Caro .ou, S}ol. IL The insarsns. -.
ssos sas sa.afeoasg "a Hayerly's thetter
al 2'i9 this afternoon osill ~ a sssa.i
hlaze IA one, of the oiss1ss Ercnsn,s -
Deacbors stfeet, aud Ale fact That ths
,aatinee performance was al pr.s,ress
With Il large hoEe present. IL oect
sane.l some excite ens on tsss street.,
but did rot extend Ia thoss IL the thea
ter. Few IN the aualsnee wssre a~stc 81
The fire until afteF.ths patrol tad drivea
away and the crowd lad dispersed.
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- -
4 AlwAaah iron Dnd1cgd, - - :
I9ho oil 0askut was beoksa Me ofor-
nnoa - - ctssalasieu cf 6lee and
ma lssionA refs~ss, o. Zoe sifese that
vsna, rersSfk ( Msll.s s@en, GA l0t III,
lisa heoa completed and 90 l.owins
largely. The we'll IN the morning vas
gspartss. tfY, and tsls caused bad
s..nStmsni, whirh WIS Knocked cat bg
~llnseaaent reports Ira The we'll WAS N
aild flowing. 10 shis effect kilograms
we're seist 10 New York. PITTSBURGH aud
oil City. aad The sa,.sis was huge bun
tiles ot OIL ,.1tlps~i an. i,.e market. pfoss
ing tie prices. Iaes well i not set
sanAp sst,sa. asa ID val lee aeFerai DAYS
Before Il is. 1. is rspcrfeG lsat he
Western Union Tel,isss.sph Canlsainy viii
pay a reward of 500 for eyideaee which
will .oonvict the sender ea the lying
dispatch.
rar geser san aagtax ri ssrewtsa.
MomLx. Oct. I3.-Two deaths from
Ytiis,w fever as Srewton to-day, and twa
more are expected. Two new cssses ara
rnnarts,d this evening. tesnals naFses
arc needed.
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DUBLIN, OCT. l3.-Sir Stafford North.
cote arrived At Arae today in continu.
ance of his political tour in Ulster, and
was presented with an address and en-
tertained at luncheon.
Commercial Depression In China.
CANTON, Dot. 13.-The depression in
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-31
a Sermon bx Burdetta

my son, when you hear man groWl-
ing and scOlding because Moody gets
$500 week for preaching Christianity,
you will see that he never worries be-
cause Ingersoll gets $500 q night for
preaching atheism. You will observe
that this man who is unutterably shock
ed because Francis Murphy il paid $3.50
q week for temperance work, seems to
think It all right when barkeeper takes
in twice % much In q single day. The
lAboreY is worthy Of his hire, my boy,
and he is Just as worthy of it in the pull
pit a. on the stump. Is the man who is
honestly trying TO save your immor-
tai soul worth less than
the man who is trying
his level BEST to- go to congress? Isn't
Moody doing as good work as Inger-
soil? Isn't John B. Cough as much
the friend OF humanity and society as
the bartender? Do you want to get all
the good In the world for nothing, so
that you may be able to pay q high
price for the bad? Remember, my boy,
the good things in the world are always
the cheapest Spring water costs less
than corn whisky; q box of cigars will
buy two or three Bibles; a gallon of
brandy costs more than barrel of -four !;
full hand" at poker often costs man
more in twenty minutes than his
church subscription amounts to in three
years; . state election costs more than a
revival of religion.
You can sleep IN church every SUM-
day morning for nothing, IL you are
mean enough to dead beat your lOdg-
Ings in that way, but nap IN Pull
man car costs you 81 every time; so
cents for circus. and penny for the
little ones 10 put IN the missionary box
| 81 for the theater. aud pair of old
| trousers, frayed at the ends. baggY at the
knees. and utterly burst at the dome, for
the Michigan sufferers; the dapcing lady
gets $3.50 week, and the city mission
| airy gets $5lN g year the horse race takes
| In $4,000 the first dsy, and the church
| taiT lasts Q week, works twenty.
ave or thirty of the best women
In America nearly 70 death, snd comes
out $40 In debt-Why, my boy, If you
| eyer ind yourself sneering and SOOTHING
because once in awhile you hear of q
preacher getting living or even lux
urious salary, or temperance worker
making money, 60 out into the dark
ness and feel ashamed of Yourself, anC
if you don't feel above kicking 8 NEAR
man kick yourself. Precious little doe
religion and charity cost the world, mn
boy, and when the money il does get i
thrown into its face, like 3 bone to
dog, the donor is not benefited by tn,
gift. and the receiver is not and certain
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