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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

Contributions tor the relief of the sufferers
in the Ohio Valley cannot he too liberal
or prompt. he brief statements just made
by the Mayors Of some of the Atoded cities
set tue case before us more effectively than
any words of ours can do. They represent
that fifty thousand people are now homeless and in
want of shelter food and clothing. The immediate
demand is more than the citizens OF the inundated
cities can meet, and it must be remembered that
this immediate want IL only n small part of the
misery entailcd by this unparalleled flood. Manu-.
factories have been closed aud Industries of all kinds
parall zed by which thousands of men and women
have been thrown out of work whose families were
dependent on their earnings from day TO day. 1t
will bo weeks before these manufactures can resume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

The preliminary proceeding, against the
Irish ASA ,sins have been closed, and twenty
one prisoners have been fully committed Tor
trial for the Phmuix ParE murders. The evidence
against twelve OF the couspirltoIS is tolcrahy
complete. and the two principal murdcrcrs have
been identified. After the first lnioImer APP
pcarcd in the witnos,-box, there was apparently
lace among the prisoners TO turn states cyi-
dence and bctrdy ono another. James carey,
i'm the course of his REORGANIZATION, stated
that he gave Information 10 the Government
when he found that very body e So Was attempt
ing to do the same and he was IN reality the
last Of the prisoner 90 do So. Tlis precipitatc
rush on the part OF the assassin, 10 convict one
another viii bc "a warming To Fenian conspiia-
tore in future Here is muldcr-pIot, which
baflrd the wits of the detectives for many
months. brought TO light by the a,sa-,us them
selyc. after they have had ample opportunities
for cmigrating in security. Even II some OF the
Phoenix Park murdcrers were arrested Tor other
crimes. tht band Of twcnty-one lnymcioles
who had shared the guilt of the main as'.,siua
lions could not have Oecn committed Tor trial
if they had not betrayed one another in their
frantic efforts to save their oWn ncchs Or to
avoid imprisonment.
Not only are tho secret societies dcmordized
! by the recent DISCLOSURES, but tho Land League
ana Home Rule movement Is tainted with sds-
| pcion. The testimony Of james Carey seems
! TO have created panic among The leaders OF the
Irish cause. llcayowed his belief that the assas-
sinaton fund Was supplied from TINT quarter,
aud ii this charge can be subStantlatcd the IN
! hucnco of tho Parliamentary party will be scri-
ously impaired. Certain 1t u that at IL critical
stage of tho Land movement tho " Moonlight
| ers.n or trained bands OF murdcrcrs, enforced
| tho No Rcnt manifesto issued by Mr.. Pnrncil IN
| prison. Woro those Outrages, which were re-
| ported from every county in Ireland, tho work
| of Fcnian47 Assuredly not They woro crimes
| committed In tho interest Of the Land move
mcnt. If these outraged involved expense, tho
money must have been furnished from tho Land
| League treasury. Whom, therefore, Jnncs
| Carey holds tho Same body financially RESPONSE
bic for tho more fragrant outragcs, he says
nothing that IL inherently improbable. On tins
| account the approaching murder trials viii he
awaited with anxiety, not only In Ireland. but
among the Amorican-lrSh who have been con
tributine lavshly to the National cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
9n0e. to ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANusyMENTs-7h Po0e-6th column.
ANNOUNCEMENTS stu PGge-6th column
BANKING HoUsEs--7m Pd0e-3d column
BUsIsEss NorICEs-4m Pd0e-1st column.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-7M P0ge-3d column
BOARD AND Rooms an Pdge-5th column.
CORPORATION NOTICEs-7h Pdge-3d column
COPARTNERsHIP NoTICEs-7M Pa0e-3d coluinu'
DANCING AcADEMEs-6h PaQe-3d column.
DIVIDEND NoTICEs-7h Page-3d column
DRESS MAKISG-7H Pdge-6th column.
DRY GooDs-7m Page 9TH columns.
FISANcIAI-7h P0ge-3d column.
HELP wANTED-7M Page-5th column.
HoTELs-7h Pa0e-4th column.
ISsTRUCTIoN-6h PG0e-2d and 80 Column
MRING-7h Fage-3d column
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-5h Page-6th Column
HIsCELLANEOUs-sh PGge-5th and 9th Columns
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-7h Page-6th column
NEW PUBLIC ATIoYs-6th PaGe-1st and "a coinmnS
OCEAN sTEANERs-7h PaGe-2d and ia cOiuthnS
REAL EsTATE-7h Pa0e-4th column
SITUATIONS wAYTED-MALEs-7h Pa9e-5th Column
FENALEs-6h PG0e-5th column
SPECIAL NorLcEs-5th Pa0e-6th column
srRANBoArs AND RAILRoADs-7h Pdge-lst anu -u
columns
TEAcHERs-6th PaGe-3d column
WINTER REsoRrs-7h Pags-5th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
Nmusements 90 Night.
o "ueart and Hand

pIJou OPERA HOUSES" Heart and Hand"
Ro.,rE.s THEATRES" Monte Cristo."
<r,srso-s-" The Queens Lace Handkerchief
CosnoPoIuAN-s-" Fritz IN Ireland"
kAI,.s THEATRE-S:15-"She Would ana ehe ~" o"
FIFTH AVENUE THRATRE-s--"fhe husKe'ee
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-S-"49" ..o
H,vrp,y,s l4rH STREET IHEArRE-s-" Her A'one-
ment" r,.ho,
HEspERsoN's STANDARD THEATRr-s13-"io iau'" v,
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-s:SO-" Young NIB
throp." ,u,.,o
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNATE EAhIoi'oi-
NIBLo's GARDENS" The BLACK venus. 49,. ,,,
trels.
THAI. THEATRES" Lord Essex"
THEATRE CoAIoUE-2 and g." McSorleys lnnauoh'
Us1os SQUARE THEATRE-s-" A Partisan hon"n0e'
w,II.cK,s THKArRE-7:45-"The Silver King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

work. In the meantime these people must be fed
clothed and warmed Among them, lot il b. 20
membered are women and little children, the SICK
and the aged Whatever is done should be done at
once. Care should be taken that funds donations
of bedding, clothing or food should be sent cny
through the accredited agents, whose names wa
give in another column, or others whose honesty Is
assured.
The Buffalo Courier innocently inquiries Who
ever heard of a scientific ProtectiOnist p Well
John Stuart Mill was one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
PROFESSOR SUMNE&S POSITION
FALSE DOCTRINE AT YALE,
ErOtl The Ci4tf mad IiRtS-Slar.

THE NEW DIRK IRIBUNES remarks ABOUT
Professor very much TO the point IhlS dos
matte ana clustering e-trader serves the shaIpesJ
criticism OF late ne has been HWculng 10 H0ch
remark lble dimensions In his own ESTIMATION rs 10
attract attention aud inNtc tcbuAe IL Is nOtewortly
that the professor has met WIN hattefhg success
in his e0rs the adoption OF reytrade views
among ne students at Yale. major OF them aier
lcayug the college sald IL become emphacaul pro-
tectioniss Toe lale graduates generay would llAe 10
a political economy established at thAt H.
stton wherein visionary theories would NOT De 80 con-
eplcuols and Og,uatsn so prOnOunced ana the news
from Yalc indicates that the suJens now in the college
mr., nucn dissatisfied with the KIND OF economies taukAt
free tradeisu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
TOO MANY local ISSUE" TARIFF REFORMERS.
From The Philadelphia Record dnd)
4. - nlv

vi course llc l(tlubllOdu pdlbg mummy
reuonsibe for legislation having control Of the ENec-
live and Legislative Departments o. the Government
Unt rho Democrats IN Congress will not escape their
shor, OF e. information for failure If revenue leg
it on Tie country does no; ia TO observe with APP
,rNnrt llyuajion that the demand Of the people for
i,11 flOm taxation is lost sigh, OF by the DemOcrauc
a. consdrred Peanuts oycrtum the Democratic
SpnItofs from North Carolina matches demon
ulze rne Democratic senators from Delaware;
ana sugar puts all tie Democratic Sena ors Ia a
state OF panic. Democratic Senator'S. torso'ta! The
R,uub!can Senators have none Of them tcugit more
dcsperatv each Tor hs particular local interest a. tue
schedule ui tam reduction has been considered Inc
long continuance OF protective monopoly seems 10 have
ms thoroug " rotted he fibre OF rue Democracy u II
nns DESTROYED the Ot SELF preservation IN TIE
party In power. But reduction must come, IN spte
Of tue cONa-dce OF parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
THE BEST EFFORT OF THEIR LIVES.
L .-....lI 4

Retired from politics becomes some peo-
pie exceently Wei. For instance john +. Smyth, the
burly boss Albany County being spoken 10 20 how
ia, Democr dIsported themselves al the Capitol re-
plie /: "Oh I'm moi interested IN such matters" Ex-
SNEAKER sharpe occasion when politics came
mn declaled, with dccpdrawu SIGH. We'll. did hope
fiat poi les wouldn't be mentioned" II these and iew
others who might be named, VIII keep retired from
politics." there viii be strong grounds for hope for Il c
near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
d" MISREPRESENTATION AND OTHER THINGS.
L...-- LLa LLurLLnrd Lrauiuu ~

FROM The HdryOrd Ete2tng Poet
The misun landings" now gong ON between
Professor sumner. OF Yale College and the Mium.huo
TuYead Company, aud tho various other " inisui"e.
standings The professor is grd IN az present A. y
him very buslly whiting. He has published seNeiM ~
ttrs DEFENDING himself, Vcry nearly lost hls lepei
and nas attracted good deal Of attention toward nih
sci He also advertised the Wlllnnauuo mlls qutV
extensively Indeed, IL mlgd not loo bad tda Iot .as
company to Otr hun retainer ~ Keep al TINS W''ot
writing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

The first news that comes from France after
the formation OF the Ferry Cabinet is not en-
couraging. The radical portion of the Chamber
of Deputies have decided to demand revision
of the Constitution. This is the result of find
ing that their prescription measures would not
pass the Senate. Without revision or a revo-
luton they are baked. Against this threaten
ing danger a strong leader in the Chamber or II
strong Ministry, alone could stand. There is no
leader; and it is reported that NJ. Ferry himself
will favor constitutional revision If these
rumors are true. the prospect of danger. bitter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

The Brooklyn Aldermen are urging the
Legislature to reduce the fare at the Fulton
Ferry to one cent all day. The company is rich
aud could well afford the reduction. Probably
it will not take kindly to the suggestion
still, if it would make the change, the man
ayers benceforth would probably be spared
the trouble they have now in devising ways to
get rid of their surplus profits without giving
anything to the Brooklyn City Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

Concerning highway robbery, there seems to
be great difference of opinion between Police
Captain Ryan and Judge Cowing. Last month,
when it became known that young lady had
been assaulted and robbed in the Fourth ave.
tunnel in broad daylight Captain Ryan, in
whose precinct the crime occurred, persistently
belittled the affair. He remarked fippantly
that it did not amount to much. Apparently
Judge Cowing thinks it amounted to good
deal, for he has sentenced the thief to prison
for twelve years and six months. This is a
singing rebuke, but probably Captain Ryan
will not feel it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

ness and disturbances in the Republic is worse
than it has been since Prince Napoleons mani
festo came out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

CURED OF RIVER AND HARBOR BILLS.
From The Cincinnati Enquirer ,Dentl
Henceforth let Congress beware how il ap
pro- rates money to deepen and widen streams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

The failure to pass an internal revenue
bill through the House yesterday naturally
causes vexation and disappointment among the
Republican leaders, who are anxious that TINS
Congress shall do something TO satisfy the rea-
sonable demands of the people in this direc-
ton. The plan received strong SUPPORT tue
vote standing 162 to 81; but two-thiIds vote
being required, it was defeated 10y lack OF
twelve votes. Eighteen Republicans acted
Vbo,, ,o,,,os ara.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
WHAT DOCTORS DO.

About once IN twenty years, Gays
the New York Graphic, the d octotsre-
label all the old complaints and
give them new names. Complaints
with old.fsshioDed English name.
are bad for doctors. People get too
well acquainted with them, and then
they learn TO cure themselves. When
the doJtors find them out they re-
chrleten the whole lot. This ia done
bv charging gun full OF Latin and
Greek words and firing into the old
oomplslnts. Where shot hits the
name sticks. Tue sick are irighten-
ed wnen they are told that these
worde are the matter with them and
thiuk something new and awful has
got them.
When a doctor has tried to cure a
sick man and cant, he tells him he u
got malaria. Nothing readily cures
malaria but dying.
Doctors usually disagree, and the
more there are OF them the more do
they disagree. No dozen of doctors
ever yet ag' eed entirely upon mans
complaint --unle eRs be was drowned
OF blew his brains out.
Every few years the doctors End
out That something they used to do
IL entirely wrong and likely to kill
more than cure. Bot they stick up
just the came for whatever they are
doing now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
rHE pnhsJDnxrs poAIrrNsss.

We sr5 glad TO record an anec-
dot. Of Presl lent Arthur illustrating
bis true poIIreness. SO muon has
been ssii OF he surface polish that
itlsa pleasant task 10 of set IL With
tbe story OF an act that speaks ~
iotily ol his kindness OF he,.t AZ Of
ibe gsnulneness Of bis good breed.
ing. The new member" VINO had
remained over in Washington after
the close OF the session. bad wander.
ed up to The White House to see
about making Marar Puce's
daughter postmaster at North Fork. &"
The Prerdeut and some friends we're
on heir way out o Iur ch, and the
"new member" was invltei TO jlIn
them. The new member" thus tells
Jbe story:
IS, ae eot IN aud eel down. and
they hs3 some Of them pesky foeef
90 lis with lemon 10 The bottom Of
tbem. When the raw oysters came
on they seemed mighty stiogy With
their lemon, 20 took nat cracker
aud picked the lemon up aud put
ID on 10Y o,u-ts Tney had b. en-
telbn atodt the way the Presi lent
used to whoop up the boys m New
York, aud when they see me eoin
ior tne ,emou, some Of them ieBers
stopped aud begun sDickerin' snd
lsfBn', but next thing the President
ne fetched up bis lemon with q fork.
sud putt Oa bis oysters, aud them
chaps stopped ,albn' sui looked as
solemn "a funeral after that"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
SUSPICTOH.

The safest aud shortest way TO ruin
= character is by creating a suspicion.
"SUspIcons," IN Bacon's words. "are
like bats among birds, they ever fly
by twilight" IL your neighbor in
business or social lie be the object
OF your dislike, let it be carefully
whispered that his affairs are not
quite as safely managed as they
M ght be, or his habits q little ques-
tIonable. II woman hate a rival,
a well-aime word will surely az the
touch OF An infected hsnd, blacken
her beauty aud leave her helples,.
Wbo does not know .he power Of
such iDsinuation VINO does not
meet every day the victims Of these
unseen wrongs But it ~ not nee
essary for this style oil slsnder 10 uss
srticulate words at slli nay, tie
moot mar ticulate words is best for its
ends A whisper dropped car elessly
in some corner among the ombusti-
ble-a look, a shrug Of tie shoulder.
a snser, laugh, may serve the pur-
pose. There Ia not sadder feature
OF rumau nature, than the readiness
with which men accept such iDsinu-
atIous, and the rarity with which
they have toe manhood TO repel
them. Rumor With most minds is
presumptive evidence, aud they will
say with knowing ar, There must
be some 6re 10 80 much smoke"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
WEST VIRGINIA SATURDAY. MARCH 81, 1888


Tns' our readers IN stuiy under
Staut the he~ pos'4 arrangement
tor transmit .og small sums from one
poirt TO another, we Will state that
the law provides ior the issae at any
Poat Office OF posts notes Tor any
sum u"der S.. Tor a uniform lee OF
three cents, aud az pes away with the
necessity of .pout yias be RECEIVING
Post OFF that such .n order has
been issued. lie sii-- being cheap r.,
the new svs'em WI To- moe -xpedl-
tioIs 10 hose who desire TO send
small sums b, ouSh be IN ul N-ws-
paper cthces WI be large benefit
ed bv the us " system. p-rsoDs at
y distance ca remit the price pi sub
scriPtlon bT simply deposlung the
amount heir yosl off - For thus
thy receig a slip OF back note pa
der on whu III rs engraved tue usual
r'qnirrmsr It's aud iuies. A. rs end
''~ 'aree row- OF figures. the FIRST
row ln ~ ge 'vpe ruunlug from to
t. 'nd - % douUlr row 10 small
type rU In'ng from To 9 When the
amount ,sp.Id IN, I.It pr tor instance,
{3 20, the poslm ,ster, before be
usnds over be pnstai note, punches
out I figure 3 10 the first row, 3 10
tne -coui, snt 8 M tue hind. Taat
meal tuat i3 % Is he amour, that
tue holder Is entitled 10 receive All
'h1 notes ATE ISSUED 10 bearer and
tie Pos's Department does no, as-
sut Ie s.y resrouslbhty The note
II ent by mai 10 It's desunauou the
"a me "a An ordIpary letter, bu, be-
GO ines Invalid after three mouths. but
c an be renewed bg making applIcs-
lou az Washington on the payment
'ot an additional lee ol 3 ceuts. Tue
new note Will be Issued on or about
J, july |.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

"A reporter OF The Pittsburgh Com.
'H 'c'pt Gos q, hss hst an iuterv,, y
with George w >hingtou Brenklron
ot B-eAkreck, Bulskln Township
on- Of 'hr jurors IA the Dukes case
&. rakirou protested that he did the
best hr kew how, aud was nnocen,
before God OF any wrong intention
What w.s h. frs, thing Won did
after refining 20 the jury room p
Well sir, We prayed"
"Who suggested the idea of pray
ny p asked the reporter.
"Amtooe"
d . Amtone pray p
N SO; uot out loud an, how. II.
SAID we had bet er pray; hey had
done It IN tina, l. W trial aud be
thought We ought TO d, IL, too.
& aw on was on of the four churo
members on Tue jury and he prayed
uut out
Odd you pray ?"
N sir; ,uNI Is something / never
cou i &c; but I've often wished |
WAS Il good Chr,-uau."
How Tong dId Q owsou pray ?"
81 don't know, .su, but we were
down on our knves good ne"
What was the next thing ?"
'Tnen, ar, we appom,ei lo,e-
man. They wanted TO appoint me,
but | told tuem l never was on T..
jury before and dad not want to
begin on suca big cases. w,nt,d
to try small cases first. So We puck =
ed on McIntyTe. Then We talked
the c,se over. The letters were read
several times. Cagey done the read p
'ue ont loud Amaioug tried TO read
them, but he got ali mixed up."
"What did you think OF Dukes's
,rtteis?"
I'VE thought nan should not
write such letters TO "A iatber, hut
we concluded they dld not bear d.
rectlY On the murder, aud We passed
over hem W. decided that N ut, =
ietter contained bad threat and
a'ter taking the evidence over for
Awhlie we voted. o. the fi Al bal -
OF three were Tor manslaughter and
the rsst Tor acqullral. except m self
dad HOt vote fret time h malone
W ed iof rn4us dughter on frat bal
OF. aud after tnAt he went Tor &C
quItml. He had good deal TO cay.
a =, Cra.oer. who was btbbnug 'or
az tcqnltta', d Il The bee, he could d"
"Wha, drA you dec,dr IA TO the
-boot rs?
We ia uRbr it wac done pretty
mucu 10 seIt-d~f-ra.."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

A suir for he recovery Of $500.
with FIVE years' interest, hns been
begur by W. r Nichols, OF PHI
adg,pbl., sQ.ins B,rhop Matthew
Simpson. Nj Nichols counsel,
Wendell P Bowman, said that about
i've yesis ago, 30 rider o satisfy tne
demands Of che holder ois mortg,ge
OH tee Sanctuary NJ. +. church. Oh
F.lb Street, above Poplar. Mr. Nich.
o 2, v 30 was st. that time wealthy
msn, loaned toe Bishop uis no'e to-
$500, psysbieiu twD months, hich h
W. ob ged TO take mp 81 maturity
IT, return the Bishop made nims- {
p.lsoneliy liable iOr this amount.
Wml 30 m leJt clfcum-tances Mr..
NIcuois dlj not insist upon the re.
tuu, OF be- money, bat baviHg re-
ceuuy Deoom- bankrupt, az was now
UUaEsd 10 co. ect IRON aI his debt.
o,s, /. was odiy, he sait, after tue
Bishop had dIsreysrded severs po-
uts notes that tDe sui had bee. be-
quo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
THE roBAoco REBArE QUESTION.

Judge Lawrence, first comptroller
of the Treasury, has rendered his de-
cision on the question submitted to
him by the com missioner OF internal
revenue as TO whether the tax and
tariff act OF March 3, 1888, "eilher
of ltseii or in connection with exist
ing laws, operates as an appropria-
tion OF The money necessary to pay
the GAINS which may be presented"
under the fourth section, for rebate
Of the tax on unbrol,en factory pack
ages OF tobacco and snuf, cigars che
roots and clgaretteS The Grst comp
troller decides / hat tbls act does not
make an appropriation OF money for
the paymen OF claims for rebate au-
thouzsd by the said fourth section,
aud that there is NJ other statute
winch makes an appropriation Of
money applicable for that purpose.
He also decides that the statute
authorizes the payment Of claims for
rebate to manufacturers in stsmps,at
the reduced rate therein provided,
but no such provision 10 made for
payment to q callers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
PLAIN TIET> fROUs THE MINIS.
TRr.


john Btucroit writes jetter to
TIE h.,staH Un,on gvms I, he rea.
sous why he did no enter the IN n
lstry. i iri,, he SAYS, that | could
10 exactly as much good sewhere.
Mn - ia, mseives tod me so.
They comp aimed that th- iufuence
OF their words and work was largely
neutralsid by the prevalent ldes
that thIs wss merely part OF their
professional duty. %, 30 was shd,
rtls air very well 10, ,auis,st to
preach 80 and soi that IL his bus
ness. he Ia hired ior that very
thing.
'li the people refuse toac toward
= munster .s toward other men the,
INSISTED, In return, that a munster
Should be unlike other meu. They
-xPec "a h'm TO adopt peculiar ani
distinct stye OF conversation a.d
conduc -Hhetner natural 10 blu on
not becsnse ,b.y deemed ,b,s o,..
Isten.I; sut ~ s..os3 ~ m. ,,.
roinist.,s w.,stoo ,,,lI,n, ?, l..,,.
with Ihls idea The result was
lack OF freedom co,st,t res,r.,,,
Houn 'he Ministerial hle, winch We
very repu.slve to Young man.
Il WAS n,.inj,cea bv tho cl,ss ~,
,onny M, sw .n,e,,n, a.. mn,
,s,rv Toe br,gntes, Loo,aot mos,
,l,r.cuy. -, n,o oon,o. ,h
one mr. twon,,abls e,csoiiors w.ra
cboos,ry o,bs, r<oI.ss,o,s. na JrI,
er ones tie odd s,,rks NJ m. eliza
were destined In ba IN. .,sters. T,.
y-,v uobt. ol .. theologic,, .suoioary
ssomsJ ,o n,ov. tho ,,,.ro,t. Of ,s
members Cnntrs.t the l,css ,be,.
with tbose IN a sw n, ned,ca
school The keen ev.s firm mont,s
and lower A. phlte hat hsut ovet
3 ,cks,cne wss vs,v d,as,e,,-t,om
the weak faces p,ksmr,s,do o,sho,o
,ocks and ,,, oscks oi m. s,,dsn,.
oirne S.p,uaprnt. Ins k-dro take
,h- latter ior companions.
.TL. recnni.rv ud end coddhno
tEe Cnnrch p,y4si,s tb.o,ooc. stn
dents beth EXCLAIMED IN large Ie
pfestLelrlp,e,Ior,ty and w.s An on.
s,ac to ne Tn spy o,b.r nro,es
sion the s,uderi il ,hrowo on o,sown
resources and 6nd,co ms wav fn,I a.,
difficulties ard bsacles. sps.d,Iy
sbandons it unless he bas ,rne orr
and stamina Bn, IN theo "a. c..
srminarv ruruon rs free, ,ex' books
are supplied b,4ri IA furnlshei al
cost, and gifts 81 81. eortsaie go abuu-
dari toat tie we,kest brother need
not drsps.r Of -urPorl; and At The
end OF the coulse thee ~ promise
church and immediate COM "rss-'
sA'On, instead ol long years Of wait
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
THE NEWP0srAL DRAEr.

The new postal dralt that the Gov
ernment adopted ior the trsnsmls-
SION Of small sums OF moaey - Tkely
10 Fl want that has long been felt.
] Will have the advantage Of cheap
nees, costing only tree cents abovy
C. amount Of the draft, and Of SIM
PIIcIty, beng substsntaIly ouIV a
cueck or draft drawn by one Post
mas ~ st one station upon the Post
magteI rt sDotber. Above all, lule
time or trouble will be required for
yfocuuog the draft or IN getting It
csshed.