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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-22

List, maiden. though you're keen OF wit,
And though of many charms possessed
You'll never, never, make q hit
Unless with pearly teeth you're blest.
Unless upon your toilet stand,
Your SOZODONT'S kept close to band.
m2O-lwdeOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-22

Mr5. Seigfric:i, Marion, O.. says Thomas &c
leciric Oil WAS triumphant in her case /; SIN
used 1t for a severe cold and pain inside. ant
was relieved in u few minutes. For sale b.
II. Il. Cochran, druggist, 137 and l39 NOrtl
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-22

EOR RENT.
L One Store and Dwelling, No. 3c3 North
Queen street. opposite Northern Market
House. Apply at No. aos NORTH QUEEN
STREET. d29-tfa
VXYANTED-A LADY VINO mas HAD
w experience, desires q situation as clerk
or assistant cashier. Can speak both Ian
guages.
1t APPLY Al THIS OFrlCE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-22
.DlPHTHERIA
PREvEETBDt

+ The physiciHns hsgo
use Dafby's fluid v1y
successfully h -
treatment OF 01DA.
ther1A. "A. oHo9x1R
w.ROx, 0reensboH2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-22

" only cents at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.

UsT-sDN TUESDAY EVENING LAST,
IL on West King or North Queen street be
tween the Plow Tavern and the Black Horse
Hotel. u pocket book containing sum of
money-uotes and silver. A liberal reward
will be paid tor its return to
II 3I3 WEST KING STREET.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-22

y>l.sT-CLAss PENNSYLVANIA CIGARS
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
WucrIct.

- @ie cine bonn WtaDor Sarrtion
ein9etroffene 0epel6e bcla9t, beftn0et
1i6 lnier Stabto6er6aupt mlrter lno 9u=
ter Stnge, am!iiirt it6 Dortrefflt6 u1lo
tpirb am "a. bs. Wfts. bier tpieoer etnz
~treffen.
= Ser G~ou,ttDratb lebte III ieincr lebten
Sibung Die @ebGlter Der Qngciteutcn in
ben peri6ieoencu Departments felt. 9aS
9teiuItat tpor cine SCI ammter60hung Der
@ebGlter bon ctrca $4,000.
= Ser S6uLratb na6m in leiner lebten
SiBung Die SearntentDaDl Dor. @etu6blt
tpuroen: Yrdiioent, 2lbolf &ralS; Gtces
prGiiOent, Gom. Stetpnrt @el6Gfts>99ent
Wtatbep 3. 6ifs; S6ulantpaLt, 90. s..
9unne; S6ulagent. s. Is. GDaie; Sefres
tar, g. Sobnlon; 9ud1altcr, SoDn @ilz
foil; SIlfsi9retber, S. 98. SOFTER.
= 9as in Die Yrit6e gegoltgene 3nei9z
9el60ft, Del6eS bic 9tcip yorter Sirma u.
8. Stetpart Dor einigelt SSaDren bier al
8abalb QDenue einri6tcn IieB, iGulDst Der
StaOt nod $4,000 al Steuern, uno Comp
trouer @urreD itnnt auf Otittel uno gSege,
I'M bet Stabt bteie Sumnte Su5upenben.
Sas bieiige Sereroepartenlcnt bat
gorberettullgeH getroffen fir Oen neltltcn
S%aDresbau, lDelder am 9lbeito DeS Is. St
tober tit Der @rmorp bon 8atterie 9. itattz
ftnDen tptro. SIS tpirO bieS ,ugleid bas
StpanStgite SaDreSfeit Der organization beS
Observation-Disclosures z8ereins icin.
9as 6erbit>8 ettrenncn inn Chicago
0rtOtn9 Barf nimmt ant 6. October lctnen
@ntong rtO miro ant II. October gu Gnoe
gebe1. 9as 9teunen miro bauptlG6lid
aus Srabrcnnen beitcDen, bod iperOen AUDI
ntebrere 6iirbenz uno Stpei vSteeple @6aie"z
9tenncn ltottfinpen. Die Grctlc betra9en
bel icoeln 9teunen $1,000, bel cinselnen io9ar
$500. NltmelDungen tperbcn bis gum "a
September entgegengenomn1en Dom Secre>
tar .. 8. 9aa, gtp. 116 Otonroeltr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
Soblc @nmacu.

bGetde, Idlaife Sart rno o~bseScbrte @licber inS 3eidcn
BON Armutb bcs 8luteS. GaS i9leuui9ie urO iiberite
&eriobrer, ieine ndbrenbeu 0isenidGften Su permebreu
Strait ~ u~erleiben uub iir bic unsebGrise A~buiituns -oes
&orpersewebes Griot Su i4aifen, beitcbt III benz beborrz
li6eu NIB rc9elmdbisen gebraud ps lnuer9leidIi6cn
SelebungsmitteiS unb StrbauunsSbelferS, Soitetz
ter's Mu9embitteren. Tin &einaloS Doll bieics
onsencbmtcu meOi;iuii6en S%ubiai5, breimol tdslif, mirb
balo icine beiliome 28irtun9 in elmer Sciieruus bs
~appetttS, hes SdlaIs rnb oer Sebeus9eiitcr, in Der 3uz
rrbmc an 3Drperfroit uuo in Der 2&iebertcbr Der Goii9z
teit unD %0tunbnn9 AMI %%Son9cn, bic bo9er Inb ~ubgesebrt
morcn, t%unbeebeu. DiccS au59eSelduete %orheu3unesz
mittcl hcbt bic nodtbetlisen 9Sirtin9en pom ~geiitiocr
ltnb t6rpcrlider Mnitrensuta, Gemitbsrurubc, SloBz
itelunq in rouben @etter, Ntiosmcu in Der yuit occr
im SSaiicr opcr bon tropiider @tec oni. is lit en ;uz
perldiiises Sdusmittel 9eqcr IdGttCllroit nro @Sed1lelz
ficber; es iiberrpinoct Sartleibi9tcit, llnucrpaulidtett
yunscnbeiAwcrbtn, &beumotismuS uno auocre *cioen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
Sns SIrfcmfcn.

9as 200idDri9e SabreSfeit beS bcnfpiirz
Dtgen Cages bet 8efrciung Nien's ppn ben
Iiirfen murbe an lebteu Oaitttpp6 Ioipobl
leiteuS Der pplnil6en, als aud DON Der
Oelti6> Ditreihil6en Seb0lferung Der Staot
9roBartig gefeiert. Die 8olen bielten DeS
Gormitta9s in ibren &tr6en SeitgotteS>
btenlt ab uro DeranitaIteten anl 9ta6mit>
tag 81 @Dren ibreS %heril6mte1 Gorfabren
SOnig Soba1tn SobieSft cine groBe Stra>
benparaOe, all nel6er it6 iiber 5000 Wten=
iden ullb iGnnmtli6e poLntiden 8ereine Der
Staot betDeiligtcn. 9es NbenoS fanb in
Der Central Otuiifz Sale cine BON Sauien7
ben beluhte 8eriammlung ab, in ipel6er
BON @oup. !6amilton, NDpofot 9pnes,
Gon9rcBmann SinertD unb cinigen Yolen
Geocn 9ebalten muroen.
Ser beuti6>oitrei6il6c Gerein belt letne
Seier in Der ytorbiette@S urnballe ab unb
Deranidaultdte iette1 SabLret6en @Giten
Die i6tperen 3eitelt ocs Samples oes &reuz
ScS ge9en ben 9albn1ono unD Der Belage>
rung @ien's ourd pradtbou als9eitattete
Iebenbe Stloer, tpeld)e oltrd U1itglieber Der
Chicago Surn9emeinOe bargeteat puroen.
Die Seltreoe belt 0err 0arrD Gubens.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17

fin0 ant 9. uno 10. 5. 90. GrOit0Be ipu6rz
gerlorlnlen tDDrDen.
= Die G6oIera 1T in 9tegDpten nahez
SIT erIolden.
= Die Ggbpti 6e sc esiernn9
bat Sifs Gni6o nit 5000 Wiann 9egcn Delt
Isl NiabOi 9ei01ot.
- Sn San Sernanbo auf Ser
Slu9ult 40 t6dltler abgebrannt.
Oic Sue3@ Canal : @eeIIz
d. a bat bei6loiien, bon benz nG6lten
/. Snnlar ab, alleu be1t &allal in 8aualt
pcilirenDen Sf,tffen cine @eDithrcn@ @rlnG=
6i0ung DON p SraltcS fir Bic Son1c Su
She'll iperoen Su ~laiien. Die 0eleui6aft
ipirh aud fiinftig Die Soften fir baS Slotts
mad)cn int Ga1al auf ben @runo gclaltfener
S6ifie tragen.
Sn st. Tbnmas fat cine Spring
flutb 0m 81. Nuguit uno ein @robcben ant
80. 9ttguit Die 8ebDlferulg III sroben
S6reGcn Deriebt. gliidli6er Meile aber
feincn S6aoc1 an9cri6tet.
= &iirsli0 iinb III 9orpat in 2teb@
LAMB pcri 6teoe1e Serlu6e gen1a6t iDDroell,
Die Dtfcltlihen @ebGube in 8rano 3u
1tcdcn.
St Nmiter6am bat berGongreB fir 6an>
beI uno@eperbe begonler. SIS ipurbe bte@rz
fldrung beidloiien, bob Die 0aupturia6e
Del @ntipertbung bes Silbcrs in Ser 9tbz
nobme DON beiien 9rGgung III europa SIT
iu6en lei; su9Ieid miro borin Oer Mmnl6
na6 Der gemeiniamen @infiibrun8 Der
SoppelpGbruug 1T europa uno 9lmertta
ausgclproden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
WOrOOrOscTc-

3pet W1orOproSe1ie far1et in Der Derg11t>
gcnen Mohe bot Dem @~riminal9eri6t 5ur
Bodybuilding. Sobn &eeuan, ein alter
Gerbre6er, ncriibte in Der Sritbe DcS Ii.
gtopember 1879 nit 3pet @enoiien, gtantenS
SarneS GileD uno 4satrid Gpnnprs, ei1el
Ginbr16 in Die Mobnung bon Yterre Sens
leD an 0e GalbitraBe. 6enslep eripadte,
lprang aus Dem 8ett 1tnO ii6erral6te Die
Ginbre6er. GeBtere floben, na60em Sens
lcD erl6o11en DDrDen mar. gtebet Der
Qetde fa1o man etnen S6ub unD eitten
&epolDer. &ee1ar tDuroe etntge Sage bar
auf per1aftet inter Der Qnflage, ei1ell Gin>
bru6 III elmer berSoritdotc periibt gu baben,
unb SIT einem Sabr 3udtbauS Derltrtbeilt.
8dbrenb ct i'm 53u6tbauS iaB, trat cin
Sr0Dler, Namens 9otbar 6abertorn, tpelz
der unter Der &nflage Der 6ebleret itano,
als Nn9eber 9egell &ee11an arf. 0aberforn
beidppr, baB Der BET Der 2etde gefun6ene
9tenolper 6erielbe lei, tDelden ct &eenan ant
Nbeno DorDer gegeben babe. Ote gSaffe
Setgtc beltimmte @tge1tbiimli6feiten. Der
SduD, tpeld,en man auberoem farO, mar
Scr 9tiLeD's. 2ebterer mar in 8egleitrng
BON &eeran unD GounorS fur5 na6 benz
Oforoe 3u Saberforn, Delder OaltalS etl1e
bcrrufene &neipe belt, 5uriiGgetebrt uno
bate 11ur et11ett S6ub an. Gtlep lll1o 9olt>
1ors tparen ldngit lpurlos ~peridwunDen.
&eel1dll a6er Duroe inn 6erbIt 1880 prDSel>
lirt uno Sum SoDe perllrtbeilt. OaS Sberz
geri9t 9etpGbrte ibrn ober eillet leuen Groz
seB, pelder III Der lebten @ode 5ur Ser
b%anolung fam unb init Gerurtbeilung &eez
nan's 81 lebensldngIi6er 3u6tbalsitrafe
elDete. Setne 9lbootatcn Dolen einen
britten 8roseB SIT erholten perlu6eIt.
Der Stpeite OtorbproseB tpar Der eegert
Sen 80bmen Wii6aeI Mtaref, iDelder am
%. Sanuar B. S. ieinen 9anoSmann So6n
4Srebin in elmer S6anflptrtDidaft an 18ter
StraBe crita9. 0taref iompbl ais iein
Spfer tparen betrunfen ul1O batten etllen
alien Streit auSSufedten. Die Gertbeiois
gullg ipieS mad, baB Otaret aus 1%totDwebr
gum Nfeiier 9riff, nGDrel,o bic Antla9e be-
bauptete, Otaret Jet idon nit Der Qlb1t6t
bcs Morbes in bas 0aus %gefommen. Die
@ei6morenen lieben it'd Den Sopf O~erfetIen
uuo lpra6en Wfaret fret.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
Wns ocn WOrF6otcn+
Nnoc Warf.

Ser @emetnberotb NOR am Srcitog Nben6
in Sibun9. 6ol9eube EetitiDnen nurben
p"erlelel lNb an Gornites permielen: 1Siir
Sur6brudS ber SO. StroBe iiber Die @eleile
Der y. q >. Gtlenbabn bitaus; tiir Nnla9e
elmer 9Salerlettun9 III MolcOtt 9lDe. Die
Chicago Gttp Din. 80. 81 perbinbern, ben
SatpOoo Eouleparb at %treuse1 fir eiren
%QbSu9St1uol III Statez, pon 50. bis 40. Ctr.
fir el1el NbSu9sfanal llnO @~alew0bren III
Cornell NDe., BON SO. bis "a. StroBe; fir
Gerldl9erun9 Der gSolierleitun9 III Wti6i9an
0pe., Don A. bis As. StraBe; tiir &erldnoez
rltlt9 Der &lrtbdrt NDe. Don AZ. bis so. Ctr.
Die @irtbSliceuS pDn 0eo. Curtis Don &elt=
iin9ton muroc ei19ejo9e1. ". Strips 1purbe
me9ell Sruntenbett pom Der HoltSetforce entz
lQllet. Der .Eolt5etbertd)t fir Au9ult rpeilt
2S9 Serboftltll9ell, D%erb0n9te StraTgel6er i'm
Sctra9e DON $1C01 90, Buar=@ouectloner I'M
Setra9e DON $66S.15 ouf. Ser 6euern1orz
1bal cnlpfabl ben Nnfalf neuer G6ldudbe
fIlr @ompa9nie @tD. 2. 8ol9euDe Sroinoit=
sen lpltrbell an9e1Drnmelt Nllr 9SolerrDbren
III gSabalb 9(pe., Don 90. bis 63. StruBe; in
Wft6tgon Ape., Dou 81. bis 60. StraBe; Nbz
6u9stonal i'll gSabol6 9lpe., pom 80. bis Al.
StroBe; @ailerrD6re III So. StraBe, BON
0reelWooD QDe. bis StoteltraBe; N%bSu9staz
nal i'll So. StroBe, pon Stonp Ssslan6 bis
StotelroBe. Ser @ontratt fiir oet NbSugSs
tollal Ill Harf Npeltle Dlr0e fir $3.50 per
SuB alt Spbn Hpons% Der9eben. Der Sel0lltB
Der leBten Sisung, burd) wel9en eite Jtedz
lun9 Don $3541 oil IDrie d Sbeparo filr
Mrbeit MI Der Sib:Gbica9o &ollerleitull9
bclDlui9t 1pOrDe1 mar, muroe III NteDereripdz
9lln9 geSogel1. Sic GritdenDreber ouf Der
yjriide al 90. StroBe 1prrben alf9eforbert,
$4,000 Silr9i6ott ST %ltelten; eritaltltt lpurOelt
fitr otelcs Amt Eeter 9tin9enberger uuO &m.
&orfilt. Sarolti 8ertogun9.
9ti0t rpeuiger ais led)s @inbriide pur0e1
i'll Der 9to6t pom Sonntdg Sl Ntonta9 i'll
$opOe Nart rulo SenwDpo be9al9en. Iie
&b0ter lino nod unbetolnt.
Niel Mert6pDIeS erbeuteteu lte lidt. Ole
0drler, i'll lpelde ein9ebro6en puroe, illlo
Die oes Gopt. g&elt, &. =. SmaQ's, \. Sob
ler's unb Sliuer 9til lpu's. is lit l1o9lid,
baB Die 1dlber nod auberc SoGmier betin9e=
lu0t Doben, bod lit bis leet nod uidtS weiz
ter Der AoliSet 9enlelDet.
Ser gemeiiloerotb mar Gonneri;dg Abenb in
GibEn9, i'll welDer sun0dlt Die UelunbbeitSs
beomtel berlbtcten, boB ,pGbreltD pe5 Ntoz
mats Nu9ltlt So Neburten ltlo so SooeSfGlle
pprgetommen ieie1f. 9le @elu6e I'M Ser
bclitrun9 Don Gopen Npenl,e lpurDen su beu
Ittcn 9ele9t. Der geridt pes GomptrpuerS
tltr Nu9nlt rurOe b~eit0ti9t. Beroronl1gen
tlr NSalerleitungel in 9Noolcot lpe., Don
is. bis II. StraBe, Don Oa bis Vute aDcltlle,
mo fitr ellten Ab3u9Stanal i'll Mtonroe Iue.,
pon 56. bis "a. StraBe. wurOeu anGenontz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
StQOt UbtragO.

SEER @eor9 0itGert, Generals
W9cat ttto Correspondent ocr SHi=
atotS Stats : 3eit1tng, bcimdt
9c9cnW6rtt9 Oic Staatcm YctmiDt=
uania, Wcit 0irgtnia- Stitrict OF
Columbia, WarDlan0, Ntr9tnta
1tttO @eor0tn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
Sine G0rtc.

An IEe. w.Ide on ben ToIsen Don 5ua,nbIlnben. ners
p6ler SdwGds, Grttrditune, YerIuit Der DtaRnestroit
&c leioen. ieuoc i'd fotenfrei elm 0tectut.. bag ne tus
=irt. Giejes arobe 6eilmiiiel muroe DOR tinem Dtiiios
NOR in Snbonlerlto entoedt. Sditi Elm ooreiIrtes Gpus
pert an OteD. Soispb L SHmcn, citation D., Rem Dore
Gin. nop1Siu1u w6
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
Hamiins University.

The main building of Hamline univer-
sity is progressing nicely and will be
ready to receive the students next term
The new building is not as large as the
old one, but is by far better building and
will cost several thousand dollars more
than the old one.
The apartments are of a modern plan
and will be furnished accordingly, so that
the student who wishes to apply himself
may secure an education here equal to
that of any of the eastern colleges.
To make secure the university and the
Ladies home from any accident that may
happen from fire, new engine house
costing about $4,000 has been erected be
tween the Ladies home and university
which will supply both with all the heat
necessary.
The three socities of the university have
united to secure lecture course. State
Superintendent Keihle and Gen. Baker
have consented TO deliver lectures, others
will no doubt be secured.
The estimsble young lady student Miss
Lilly Fitz is at present temporarily board
ing at her home in st. Paul.
At the university vacation day has been
changed from Mondays to Saturdays. The
change is not liked by any of the stu
dents.
The fall term closes Dec. IS; tie winter
tenn opens Jan. ., 1884.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
OYER WORKED.

Cp with the birds in the early morning.
The deW-d rops glow like precious gem;
Beautiful tints IN the skies are dawnlDg.
But she's Il ever moment to look at them,
The men are wanting their breakfast early;
She must OF linger, she must not wait;
For words that are sharp and looks that are surly
Are what men give when the meals are late.
Oh, glorious color the clouds are turning,
If she would but look over hills and trees;
But here are the dishes and here is the churn-
ing
Those things must always yield to these.
The world is filed with the wine of beauty,
If she could but pause and drink it in;
But pleasure she says must wait for duty
Neglected work is committed sin.
The day grows hot, and her hands grow weary;
Oh, for an hour to cool her head
Out with the birds and winds sc CHEEKY!
But she must get dinner and make her bread.
The busy men in the hay field working,
If they saw her sitting with idle hand,
Would think her lazy, and ell it sinking,
And she meyer could make them understand
They do not know that the heart within her
Hungers for beauty and things sublime,
They only know that they want their dinner,
Plenty Of it, and just in time.
And after the sweeping and churning and bak-
ing,
Aud dinner dishes are all put by,
She sits and sews though her head is aching,
Till time for supper and chores draws nigh.
Her boys at school must look like others.
She says, as she patches their fiocks and hose;
For the world is quick to censura mothers
For The least neglect Of their children's
clothes.
Her husband comes from the field of labor,
He gives no praise to his weary wife;
She's done no more than has her neighbor;
IT'S the lot of al in country life.
BR- after the strife and weary tussle
With life is done and she lies at rest,
The nations brain and heart and muscle
Her sons and daughters-shall call her blest
And / think the sweetest joys of heaven,
The rarest bliss of eternal life,
Ard The fairest crown of all, will be given
Unto the wayworn farmers wife.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles, has been discovered by DR.. VIII
liam, ian Indian remedy called DIR. Williams
INDIAN OINTMENT. 4 single box has cured the
worst chrenic cases of rs years. standing. No
one need suffer FIVE minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions and in
struments do moro harm than go:,,:. williams
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching, particularly at night after getting warm
in bed,) acts as poultice, gives instant end
painless rglief, and is prepared only for Piles,
For sale by all druggists, and mailed on receirs
of price, 81. MOVES, BROS. & CUTLER
Wholesale Agents, st. Paul, Mimi 2I6
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Or. z. C. Vests nerve and brain treatment,
speciAe for hysteria, dizziness, couvulsions,
nervous headache, mental depression, loss Of
memory, premature old age, caused by over
sxsrtion or orer-indulgsnce, which leads to mis-
cry, decay and death. One box will czre recent
;ases- Each box contains enc months treat
lnent- One dollar box OF six bo1es for FIVE
dollars, sent by mail prepaid receipt of price.
We guarantee SIX boxes to cure any case. With
zach order received by Us for six boxes, sceem.
panied with five dollars, We viii ID the pur.
chaser our written guarantee TO return the mcnsy
Il the treatment does not effect r cure. Gus..
antees issued only b. Lanbie & Co., cones
Third and Wsbashsv strests, st. Paul, Mfnn.
-sF-le-s BY nnsil ps-Inr.lv srtendsd %.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
DIVINE COMPASSION.

Long since, dream OF heaven l had,
And still the vision haunts me oft:
see the saints in white robes clad,
The martyrs with their palms aloft;
But hearing still in middle song
The ceaseless dissonance OF wrong
And shrinking, with hid faces, from the strain
OF sad, beseeching eyes, full of remorse and
pain.
The clad song falters to wall:
The harping sinks to low lament;
Before the still uplifted veil
l see the crowned foreheads bent,
Making more sweet the heavenly air
With breathings of unselfsh PRAYER:
And Voice saith: 80 Pity which is pain,
o Love that weeps, fill up my sufferings which
remain!
shall souls redeemed by me refuse
10 share my sorrow in their turn?
Or. sin-forglven, my gift abuse
OF peace with selfish uncoDcern?
Has sanity ease no plying care?
Has faith no work, and lovo no prayer?
While sin remains, and souls in darkness dwell,
Can heaven itself be heaven, and look unmoved
on hell!
Then through the Gates of Pain, I dream,
wind Of heaven blows coolly in:
Fainter the awful discords seem;
The smoke of torment grows more thin;
Tears quench the burning soil, and thence
Spring sweet, pale flowers of penitence;
And through the drearY realm of mans despair.
Star crowned, an angel walks, and, 10, GODS
hope is therel
Is it dream? Is heaven so high
That pity cannot breathe its air?
It's happy eyes forever dry,
Its holy lips without a prayer?
My God! my God! if thither led
Be thy free grace unmeritei,
No crown nor pain be mine, but let me keep
a heart that still can feel, and eyes that still
can weep.
JOIN G. WHITTIER.
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A CHRIsTTAN CHINAMAN.
He Reads Religious Poems and Then Conf
astits Burglary.
New York Worldl.

New York World.
The Harlem police court looked very
picturesque yesterday morning. Justice
Murray sat on the bench, and standing by
his side was his little daughter looking out
from the dark recesses of brown hat at
the innocent and bland countenance of
Sam Long, sixteen year old China
man, standing before the bar. Sam was
the leading member of the Bible class in
the Chinese department Of the Pilgrims
Presbyterian Sunday school, on Madison
avenue and One Hundred and Twenty
first street. On Saturday night q
policeman of the Twelfth district,
while passing near the tailor shop of Heu-
ry Feldman, at No. 2,317 Fourth avenue,
heard the breaking of glass within. He
broke open the door and found Sam hid
ing under the counter in close proximity
TO roll of fine broadcloth.
Sem endeavored to explain his presence
by saying that he and his brother, both of
whom lived near One Hundred and TWEEN
ty fifth street and Third avenue, had been
quarreling. He had run away from his
home. He saw Feldman's window broken,
ran in, and hid under the counter. The
officer was very much pleased with this
story, but he said he was afraid Sam
would have to go to jail,
In court Sam protested and declared
himself a member of the church. In evil
dence he produced a letter from Mrs. Mary
A. Colwell, of the church. The letter was
dated from Pine Hill, July %, 1888, and
called Sam Henry, and said, among other
things:
"MY DEAR FRIEND HENRY: You must
not think because l am so far away that
you are forgotten. On the contrary,
think of you daily, wondering how you are
getting along in your new place. Do you
find time for reading? I love to think of
you in my morning and evening devotions,
when asking our heavenly Father that you
may be made more ardent in your Chris
tian life; that you may never weary of
studying Gods holy word; that the Holy
Spirit may make clear to you all that
seems dark and difficult.
He who hath made thee whole
Will heal thee day by day;
. He who hath spoken to thy soul
Hath many things to say.
Il leave you with an earnest desire for
your welfare here and hereafter.
II am, dear Christian brother, truly your
friend, NJ. ConwELL.''
In another letUer she Went through four
pages of poetry.
Justice Murray looked sternly at the
Christian Monaghan and declared that he
was astonished to hear that with such re-
ligious poetry in his pocket he had been
found under Mr.. Feldman's counter.
Sam protested, and called his fellow
washers and ironers in the back of the
room to testify. The wall of blue and
brass stopped the eastern crusade and pat
ted Sam with clubs to keep him quiet.
Sam said that never before had he been
in cell; that his social standing would be
ruined unless he was released, and that he
was only hiding from his brother.
Justice Murray told him he could save
the social structure by paying $500 bail.
The Chinaman looked at his friends in the
rear, but they were all looking out of the
window, and Sam was held for trial.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 24.-Col. Albert Pitt
Bennett, associate editor of the State news
paper, in this city, died this forenoon,
aged fifty five, of pneumonia. He was
native of Venango county, Pa. Col. Ben
nett begun life as journalist in New
Orleans at the close of the Mexican war
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other lives for good or bad, brings to 9TH
ers eternal veal or woe. We have our
neighbors to edify; let US always bear this
in mind, as we'll as the four last things to
be remembered: First, death; second,
judgment; third, hell, and fourth, heaven.
AUNT JENNIE.