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and hurry which is really moro wearing
than May moving.

and hurry which is really moro wearing
than May moving.
II seems to DO part of tho fierce activ
ty OF our timo aud country that even our
pleasures must be enjoyable at high
pressure. While II Ia almost impossible,
In matters of business, to act upon tho
kindly suggestions of intelligent critics
that we should take things moro leisuroly,
surely, In matters Of enjoyment, We might
make an effort to be less oveIworked.
Cannot the keeping of Christmas, for OK
ample, be made to consist In other
things than girls ? Lot the giving bo for
tho children aud those to whom our gifts
are real necessities. AS q people, wo are
very negligent in tho matter OF keeping
birthdays. IL those festivals were made
more Of In tho family, especially among
elder members, We should not find that
We were losing tho blessedness Of giving
and tho happiness Of receiving, even II
we did omit presents at Christmas time.
In many large families a mutual under
standing that tho Christmas gifts wero
all to DO for the children would DO an i'm.
mensc rclief, although, perhaps, no ono
would DO quite willing to acknowledge II.
Sometimes a largo circle of brothers and
sisters can unite In gift, In that way
making it possible TO give something Of
moro value and at the same time TO les.
son the difficult task Of selection.
Above all things, If you give presents,
be moro anxious to give something which
"supplies want" than to send some
pretty trifle, which can only prove in tho
end an additional caro-. A little fore.
thought and friendly putting Of yourself
In another's place will mako this possible.
Ia tho great world of books something
can DO found to suit overy taste.
Flowers are always "a graceful gift, and can
never become burdcnsomo by lasting after
ono has grown tired OF them. There arc
numberless other things which can be pro
cured, without a wear and tear of mind
and body, which make the recipient feel
AZ David did of the water from the well
of Bethlehem, that what cost 80 much was
too valuable to DO accepted.
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Lewis Kraber is tho name of man 10.
siding in York who draws a pension aud
he was arrested yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshall Hollinger for vic
la'inR the pension laws. According to the
law pensioners must make affidavit before
a iust CO or notary public. IL appears in
this case that Kraber fixed up his own
papers. He is charged with post dating
voucher and forging the name Of a wit
ness and itho notary to the iurat. The
absence Of the seal led to Krabcr's detco
tion. He was taken before United States
Commissioner Slay maker, who held him
in 81 600 bail for trial at tho February
court in Philadelphia
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Lys.um.s seoona .nnIvrr.,,y.

Rock Point lyceum held very interest
ing meeting on Thursday last. Tho society
has arranged u programme for its second
anniversary, which will take place at
Central hall, Marietta, on Thursday
evening January Sd, 1884. w. T..
Ilensol, will deliver the honorary grafton,
subject, Look at Home" A. II. Norris
esq, VIII deliver the sOoiety's grafton.
Subject, Builders why tarry you here. "
Tho exercises will consist of orations
recitations Sc The " Rock Point
Weekly" will be read by L. Roger. Of
Mount JOY, and excellent music will be
furnished for the occasion.
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seems stTGuEC thar ANY one VIII suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLA AN ID DSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health tu the physical Organization. 1t
f. indeed Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take ald has proven itself to bo the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER over discovered, efioct-
ually curing Scroiula, Syphliic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala.
ria al nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases Indicating IN
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, stomach, skin, etc. 1t COrrects indi
ResiiOn. 4 single bottle Will prove To you its
merits as u health remover, Tor 1t ACTS LIK e
ACnARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having tendency "a
Lessen the natural vigor ot tn" Train and n"r
yCUs system
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In EUROPE.
No Authority for the Reported Oonspiraoies
Ia Loudon-The french at sontay.

No Authority for the Reported Oonspiraciss
Ia Louuon-The french at sontsy.
LONDON, Dec. 20.-Tbe police declare
that there is no foundation for the rumors
of PLOT against tho life of Gladstone and
the destruction of the public buildings by
explosives. Tho precaution taken ut
Howardin castle, Mr.. Gladstore's resi-
dencc, and elsewhere, the police state, were
the consequence of vague threats. Moth.
ing definite has been heard in this regard.
Arrival OF snipwteckcd Passengers.
Fourteen of the crew of tho Spanish
steamer st. Augustine have arrived at
Dartmouth. Tho steamer took fire on
Sunday last in the bay of Biscay and 80 I
the crew and passengers took four boats !
One Of the boats contained the fourteen
who landed at Dartmouth and another
was picked up by brig and landed at
Corunna, Spain. The fate of the other
two boats is not known.
french successes IN TouIuin.
HoNG KoNG, China, Dec. 20.--The
French forces have captured the principal
supports Of Sontay, embracing five
strongly fortified villages. Tho enemy
made stubborn resistance. The French
loss was 200 men and 10 officers, killed
and wounded.
Admiral Coutbet, who commanded the
expedition, had 1000 men, Of which 1000
engaged in the action, the balance being
held in rescIvs. The Chinese still hold
the fortress of Sontay.
Another hgrarian Murder.
DUBLIN Dec 20.-A farmer named
Moylay, who recently returned from
America, has been shot dead at Cloubar
near Galway. This in another agrariau
crime.
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me Riack Dt0arJ-The Christmas attraction
1T the opera house Will be the spectacular
play, "Black Dwarf" greatly similar In pre-
sentaiion to the famous Black Crook"
Tho specially acts introduced throughout tho
piece will Ic numerous ana pleasing. Among
the most brilliant Will be that of Mile Leon.
ilda Ortori, charming premiere dansouse,
ably supported by Miss Ida Francis aud Il
corps do ballet OF 20 young ladies', rs cory
phees, amazons, &C, will appear in rich and
dazzling costumes, The scenery is said TO cN'
Gel anything OF It's kind. Tho dramatic COM
plny is large and well-selected.
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Live St0cn pr,cs.

CnioAao-Hogs-Re -Receipts, 1900 head shin.
,,nnns, ,nehS, o'.V Ia mead market fairly steady;
20 sodo W; light ~ 7oeo %; skips, IS 40
Cattle--Rcceipts. $500 head sb,n,nent.
3,4O0 head market very dull and weaker
exports. e8 2507 90 F; good TO choice shipping,
- tog6Oo common to medium, ~ GODS Isl
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 400
market active but weak, and l5c 10 wer infe,
"a 30; choice TO extra, u 50d5 80.
EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle-Receip 655 head !;
market very slow; prime. 90 25d8 30 !; fair to
good, t5G5 90 common, Nf14 co.
Hogs-Receipts, 2,6SO head market fatr I:
Philadelphias, % l0pG25 Workers, q zoos 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head market fair I;
mon, s3fl3 80.
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 40. sv5 ,aps IA,
AT WASHINGTON.
MATTERS AT TBE NArIusAL uAprrAL
To.dsy's Proceedings In 10th branches n,
CoDgross-Tbe House Discussing the
Question OF GIVING Discharged
employees Extra saIAry.

To.dsy's Proceedings In 10th branches os
Copgross-Tbo House Discussing the
Question OF GIVING Discharged
employees Extra salary.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Dec. 20.--In tho
Senate this morning, Cullom introduced
bill to establish board of railroad CON-
missioners and to regulate Interstate
commerce.
After tho morning business the Senate
received message from the House, con-
curing in the Senate amendment to tho
House current resolution of yesterday
fixing tho dates of holiday recess.
Vanwyck's resolution of yesterday ,all
ing on the secretary Of the interior for
information regarding tho lands granted
to railroads was called up. Ingalls, had
no objection to the resolution proper, but
objected TO the preamble as tending to
commit the Senate to an Interpretation of
decision Of the supreme court. Tho
matter is being debated,
The House Generously Inclined.
= Tho House is engaged in the discussion
Of proposition to grant months extra
pay to tho discharged employees.
President athur Goes to new YorK.
The president left Washington last night
for New York, where no expects to
remain for two days. He will attend the
banquet of tho New England society in
Brooklyn, Friday night, and tho banquet
of the New England society IN Philadel-
phia, Saturday night. Tho president will
return to Washington on Monday morn.
ing. He will DO joined in New York by
Secretary Frelinghuysen ON Friday, and
in Philadelphia by Secretary Chandler on
Saturday.
Gen. Mckerzie III.
The war department is informed that
General Mckenzie is seriously i'll at San
Antonio
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Argument Court.

The orphans court list has been reached
for argument court and the cases are being
heard.
Tho rulc taken by Edward Grubc Of
NensvilIe, to dissolve a domestic attach
ment issued against him, by David IL.
Herr, was discharged.
John T. Schum d a., vs. the Pennsyl.
vania railroad company, rulo to strike of
non suit, discharged.
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Tho lanai MuIidaY ahuIdown.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 20.-Nearly all the
iron mills in this city are making arrange
ments for the usual shut down during the
holidays. Most of them will close on
Saturday evening and remain closed until
the first week in January, while few will
shut down only until Tuesday next, and
run tho remainder of the week, their
orders being in such shape as not to per-
nit longer rest.
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slight FIRE.

Last evening about s O'Clock McKillips'
organ factory, On Church street, near
Duke, was discovered to be on fire, spark
having been communicated TO the second.
story floor through a defective ilue. No
damage was done by the fire except burn
ing holo in the floor, but considerable
damage was done by water to the seasoned
lumber and Other material used in organ
building, The loss is covered by insur
ancp
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EIInABETu, Nj, Dec. 20.-Ex, Speaker
John Eagap, indicted for attempted
bribery in tho Legislature, to day by ad.
vice of counsel withdrew his plea of not
guilty and will plead non vult. Eagan,
who is dangerously sick, was not present
in court, but will plead on January 3, if
well enough,
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arown,s uoraeno,n psnncea.

IL tho most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Will most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken informally or applied exter-
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whcthor chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and II IA warranted dou.
bic the strength than any other similar prepu.
ration.
IL cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and IL The tirest Rei,oyer nj,
Pain. "BROWN's HOUSEHOLD PhNACEh" 4"
should be In every family. A teaspooniul OF
the fanacea In IA tumbler OF hot water tsweot.
ened, II prcforrcdl taken ut bedtime. will
BREAK VI A COLD. y cents o bottle.
vl-T.Th,fAw
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DEA TIIb

SHIELDs. In this city, on Dec. Is, 1883, rat
rick B. Shields Jr., In the 39th year OF his age.
His relatives and friends, st. Bernard's Ben
ehciul Association, MIL Association and the
sun Fire Comp my are re pocfully invited to
attend tho funeral from hi5 luto IosiiGnce,
No. IS East German street ON Friday morn.
ing ut So O'Clock, High Mass Mt 81 Mary's
church ut O'Clock, lntcrmcnt In St. Mary's
cemetery. dl92t.
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The locomotive oa the Strasburg railroad
ran off the track near Strasburg borough
this morning between aud 8 o'clock-the
accident being caused by tho snow block
adc No cars were attached to the engine
and only four passengers and tho engineer
Were aboard.
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READING, Pa, Dec. 20. Tho railroad
laborers employed by tho contractor on
the new railroad at Cornwall, near Leban.
on, have struck on account of reduction
in the wages from 81 40 to 81. 80 per day.
can ha engaged at tho reduced figure.
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NS' Me- M M,sS S%n,se ss,s s.oeoxo No. do, seeseso
Ryo steady at 65c.
=, Seeds, :, asS Clover i or, at eaioe, Timothy dun
PROVISIONS firm aud quiet
Lard frmer.
Butter steady.
Eggs easier and quiet
Cheese firm and Quiet.
retroleum quieti Refined, 9xDalSc.
whisky dull at s1 20
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MARhE1S,
PhiiadeIpnia s,srA.I.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-FIoUr duh
Rye Flour at 81 rs.
Wheat steady No. Western Red, u Us I;
No. 3 do, sl 0ij No. Pa. Red, 81 II.
Corn quiet and steadyi sail yellow, bOSsB
oats hrm and in tair demand; No, Waite
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An lJntortunate CouuIe.

Yesterday the wife of Andrew j. Flick
fell and spIained her ankle. 1t has been
but few weeks since her husband broke
Iia leo
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a Deserved Sentence.

New YORK, Dec. 20.--Edward q.
Rough, indicted for attempted arson 10
setting fire to the Casino on the 18th inst.
to day pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to the state prison for seven years.
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New YORK, Dec. 20.--Ex Police Officer
VIM. Conway, who killed Peter Keeuan
with club aud pistol OH November Sd,
was to day sentenced to bo hanged on
February Sth, u new trial being denied.
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NEW YORE, March Is, $50.
have uscL ALLCogK's PO1oUs PLAsrRRs in
my practice with remarkable success, and
found thcm peculiarly enlCaCiou3 when ap-
piled Ia the back Tor Weak Spine and Ncr.
yOus lNhaustiOu; they afford almost Instant
reict la Coughs, Colds and Liver Complaint.
co dIllly L, commend them gs the best and
safest plaster ever made, and would caution
the public GgaiuHt the numerous other So
cIllci Porous PlstCrs that are sought TO be
pilUod OF "n cruduloUs public; they are
worthless AMI OilCnlimCs dangerous
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Personal.

Henry s. Magraw, formerly of Colora,
Md, but now of Bonanza, Colorado, ar.
rived in Lancaster last evening, on visit
to friends. looking hale, happy and
hearty. He brings bright accounts of the
business interests of the Centennial state.
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Fire In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.-A fire this morn
ing almost entirely destroyed the corn mill
elevators and warehouses of Tyson Bros,
on the south side of the harbor, involving
damages of from $50, 900 to 100000. The
loss is covered by insurance.
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The Lucky Man.

Tho man who held the lucky number,
| ,030, for the silver tea set at the X. of Il.
fair, was Elmer +. Myers, of Middle street,
who received the prize last evening.
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80 Pits ~ "a Hours :

II employed some OF the best physicians
here" wrote WIN. r. Tanner, OF Dayton, Ohio.
They all said my child could no live tor 5
weeks 1t had - tts In q hOurs. We gave II
Samaritan Neruins and tho medicine effected
"A permanent cure" Drug.i-ts.
dIs-lWdrOdSW
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"For years have been a severe sufferer from
pains IN the back. Tried various applications.
One bottle OF Thomas Eciectrfc OF entirely
cured mo Cureu , othe,s 1guay qn,ch,, mrs' nirs
For sale by II. u. Cochran. druggist, l37 and
l8g North Queen street.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 20.-For the Middle
fair weather, northerly winds, shifting TO
southerly rising followed by falling baro
meter.
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declining. So" w.
" on speculative account; No. q Red. Jan.
March, Snrn, 2 S lISSl i7ss May, 81 aixai Si "
western. spot tstgdc do future. StKGoeisc.
Oets &c better No. 2 Jan, tOX0Iic FEB.
&c; Western, DRIic ''"'o' "~
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RED HORSE POWDER, cure nil discusses
horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
l.. - stock. \ POsprlVECURE. may2i-2
FoI snlo at II. B. COchrar's drug nurH l37
North Queen street
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Tho CITY Lights

The police reported only three of tho
electric lights off duty last night, and two
gasollne-with tho Seventh ward to hear
from.
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For Lame BACK SIDE or UnesL use SHI
LOHS POROUS PLASTER Price, % cent.
Sold by H. u. Cochran, 1877 and la9 North Queen
troGt, Lancaster. foblleOd6
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A Pleasant Acknowledgment. {.

~, Had sour stomach and miserable appetite
Burdock Blood BaterS with the most mary el-
Gus results feel splendid. Mrs Joseph John.
son, Pitsbnrg, Pa. For sale by Il. Is. cochran,
druggist. l37 and 1850 North Queen street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The universal verdict, "The Hop Plaster Is
the best porous plaster ever made" Only
25 cts.
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Camelia pentone TOR the teeth IL We ira
grant and removes Tartar and scurt, hardons
he gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 80 cents. For sale at All drug
gists te27-BmdW
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UiGnr FACTORY Burned

Philip Webor's cigar factory and to-
bacco warehouse in York were burned last
evening. Loss, $4,000; insurance, 81 200
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KOBNRT 5 NEWTON. M.D.L.

L@to Chet dc Cliniluo Hospital for Diseases
OF the Throat and Chest, Medical Onccr to the
London Hospital, Clinical Assistant Royal
Lnndon Ophihalmic Hospital, Assistant to
Hospital tor Dlsrt-oG OF tho skin, Lon Ton. {.
Con ulIing Physician and Surgeon
when you want the most carefully prepared
and best plaster made ask your druggist tor
AlCOCR's Porous Plaster dl7IwcOd&w
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.nEK 5 PAIN PA%ACEA cures raiu In
Inun ana hcast. For use externally and inter.
ngl'L.
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Mosr violent explosions OF coughing are
stopped by .Hale's Honey OF IorehOund and
Iur. rika's ToOthache Drops euro In ono mi
mute. dl7.lwdeOddw
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with tho ozcruciating pain ofcutting teeth 2
II so, 20 at once and rot u bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHlNG SYRUP. II Will rolieye
tho poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon it there ~ no mistake about II. There "a
not mother on earth VINO has over used IL,
who will not tell you Mt once that II Will
regulate tho bowels and give rect TO tho
mother, and relief ana health "a tho chiId op-
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly sain to use
In all cases, ana pleasant 10 tho taste, and IS
the prescription OF one OF tho Oldest and best
female physicians In tho UnitoI StatG7. Sold
everywhere, 2rcents a bottle.
mnvl-M.W ,SSw
1 recommend nuuy Camelit's secret OF
Youth and Beauty for the compile Gion, ga be.
ing far superior 10 any article I ever used. II
positively removes Frecklcs, anG Will remove
Tan in one application. Price JOc
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. J. RENNE SMITH
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In small rox, Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will stop the
spread Of the Injection.
small PoS, DiphtheTia, Scarlet Fever, Yell
low Fever etc, can oXist where Da' Dys Pro-
phyl0Ctic Fluid ia used.
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inavl-T.Th,fa
motnersi mo,nersI mothers

Tux weak, worn, and dyspeptic should take
Colden's Liquid Bocf Tonic. No other. OF
druggists. dl7 lwdeodHw
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lNiE PARTNERSnIP HERErOFORE
1 existing between John A. shober and
Adam Mischlich, dealers and traders in rags
and zinc, under the name and style OF ShOber
Y M:schich. has been dissolved by mutual
cor sent. All debts due the firm must be paid
TO Ohm A. Shober, who will settle ali liabilities
OF the partnership anJ carry on the business
at the old stand, at the corner OF Grant ana
Market streets, formerly known and used as
the Union iiosC House.
JOHN 4 SHOBER,
dnl3tdrh ADAM MlSCHLlCH.
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dl9 3tdS2tw

S0Mr CaILURES sEEA TO Hr sUB-
- ject TO citarrh OF tho nasal passages,
chronic In character, from their very birth.
The disease Is sometimes fatal.
Diseases OF the Eye, Ear and Throat-alsO,
Cance~s, Tumors. skin aud Chrome Diseases
successfully treated by
DRS. IA. ID. and NJ. a. LONGAKER.
Onlcn-i3 Kast walnut street, Lancaster. "a,
Consultation free. d203tdSw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-26
1t Nav Be True.

Some one who has duck of wife
says: "Marriagc without love is bond
age, but with it there is continual
feast. All things come to the lover
Joy that Eliminates, hope that en-
courages, peace that ''passeth under
standing," rest within-no matter
how storms rage without. No exer-
else is too great, no strife is too Sc
we're, no prize is too unattainable for
him or her, for whom the heavens have
rolled apart. There is security in
genuine love. There Is an anchorage
that never fails. To every day comes
new delight. To know there is unity
of purpose is to bring harmony of be-
ing Friendship dwells with love,
and grows by its quickening spirit.
Faith in the lives that are nearest,
the sweetest bloom on life's tree, is
perennial onl y where love that knows
no questioning is found.