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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-30
81 W.LKER sTkEEr, BALTTNoRR,)

December, 1851.
For six years have been great sufferer from
blood disease, dyspepsia, and constipation ana De-
came so dehiliated that could not retain any
ihing on ny stomach; in fact, life had almost be-
come burden. Finally, when hope had almost
left me. my husband seeing BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS advertised in the paper, induced me to give
uatriaI. am now taking the third bottle. and
have not felt well In ss years as DO at the pres
cot time. Shs' l. r. ""iiiiN'
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RLAIR's CHLORAL THYMOL PRO-
PHYLACTIc AND DisiSYEcTANr has been
used In this city successfully 70 prevent the
spread Of diphtheria and scariet-fever, and also
70 mitigate The severity Of those diseases. iss
mode Of use Is simple. and the oder agreeable.
FOR sale By druggists Price, SO cents bottle.
Prepared oniy by J.DLAJR, Druggist,
1s2e eorper Bps4 xnd Einth stsesss
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE
FOR ANY ONE DESIRING TO ENGAGE IN A
BUSINESS OF ANY KIND.
An established business Of sixteen years. The
HOUSE FOR RENT.
STOCK AND MIXTURES FOR SALE,
:, for particulars apply at Is north 1hirteenth or
Governor street. "a 30-lw*
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FIRES SUNDAY An alarm OF fire Sunday
from Box 45, given at 1:2j p. NJ, was
caused by the burning OF lew shingles on
the roof OF house No. 1908 north First
street, occupied by Thomas Baker and
William Payne. The FIRE was caused by a
defective hue In the chimney. The damage
was trifling.
The second alarm. same day, sounded at
2:1O p. NJ, was caused by the explosion Of
gas-meter in the house OF John G. Moi
fett, No. 400 east Franklin street. DAM
age slight.
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The supply agent OF the Houston and
Texas Central railroad, Mr.. w. w. Stiles,
Of Houston, Texas, was thrown from his
horse and received very severe sprain.
st. Jacobs Oh helped HIM amazingly.
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sudden illness OF member Of his family.
IL was great disappointment to Mayor
Jacob not TO find that gentleman In the
party, as he had hoped to be able to testify
to Mr.. Darlington his appreciation OF the
bonors bestowed upon Louisville's mayor
In Richmond last summer by repaying that
gentleman in some Of bis own right royal
coin.
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MARDI GRAs.-The Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad viii on the 4th February
commence the sale Of round-trip tickets To
the Mardi Gras in New Orleans, good to
return until March lat.
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and the whitest, caa be made with the
"Royal" flour, which never fails, and II
can ONLY be boaglt OF
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grecr.
S03 Main street, Pace Block.
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BIsuop WARREN Bishop
Warren, Of Georgia. lectures before the
Young Mems Christian Association tonight
at Mozart Hall. Any one Wishing TO enjoy
. literary feast should attends
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ELECTRIC-LIGHTER.

A PORTABLE ELECTRIC-LIGIITE
iselentic American, New York, December l6.I
A PORTABLE ELECTRIC-LlGHTERf for ~
Is being extensively sold by be PORTABLt
street, Boston. Ii IS an economical and safe appa-
ratus for lighting for home and business purposes.
ia 30-lt
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A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THRcAT should not
be neglected. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocuEs
are simple remedy, and win give immediate 80
lief. Price, 20 cents.
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HEcKER's BAKISG-PowDER is perfect In every
respect, heathful, thoroughly reliable, uniform n
strength, and its baking qualities caanot be sur
passcd
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PERTINENT TO THE PROPOSITION TO En-
LARGE THE PRESENT CITY HALL.-The
courts and other public offices moved into
the present City-Hall building in June,
1874: since which time there has been spent
upon tho hrlldinO S30 D00 Or
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The Fischer piano has been before the
public nearly fifty years. We are selling
The uprights-row so fashionable-at from
1925 to $500, and renting them on most rea-
sonable terms. RYLASD 81 LEE.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done ss
he DISPATCH PRINTISG-lioUsE. Good WORK.
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
raiuy in the morning, and clear and foggy
at midnight.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80;
o A. NJ, 80; noon. Al; =. NJ, AZ; Z.
NJ, AZ; midnight, 36.
Mean temperature, 80 4-6.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

In accordance with the desire Of the northern
publishers, aud more especially IN view of fhc
wholesale price Of
SHEET MUSIC,
we are compelled to restore, from February i.
1883, TN former prices-yiz.:
FULL. or regular marked price, for COPYRIGHT
"B0ARD-0F-TRADF IMPLICATIONS"
ONE HALF Of marked price for SPECIAL CATA-
LOGUE MUSIC;
REGULAR FIvE-CEST MUSIC, rs usual;
BOOKS at publishers rates.
RAMOS & MOSES,
c. h. JOHNSTON,
BECKWITH & PARiiAM.
iy-2e-4t A. HARTUNG.
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Good Mixed Tea at Fifty Cents per ID.
can be bought OF
JosEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
s03 Main street, Pace Block.
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For Marbleized Mantels call at STEVEN
s0N's, S01 Pace Block.
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ISprcATroNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. generally fair weather,
preceded by light rains in the southern
portion, northeast winds shifting to the
southeast. stationary or higher temperature
and pressure.
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DIR. John /. Boyer, KeysviIIe, Yn., says
q l believe Browns Iron Bitters 70 be an
excellent tonic."
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JOURNEYfNG CITY FATHERS.
Richmond CounciImen and their
Pleasant Pilgrimage TO
the West.

On the Rail-Regrcts Soon Dissipated-Gas
and Music-"AI Right Up TO the Present
Time"
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IL is the surest and most permanent way OF
curing coughs and colds, which lcac 10 pulmonary
diseases. II nourishes and builds up Tie wasted
and weakened system.
Price, 80 cents per bottle. For sale by druggists
PURCELL. LADD < CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Richmond, va.
Take m n other n "A euhefifffp. fl II
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fla 27-eodlwl
WINTRY BLASTS.

WINTRY BLASTS
wINTRY BLASTS BRING
COUGHS,
COLDS,
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
PERRY DAvIs's PAlN-KnLER
COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
Provide against the evil Effects Of wintry blasts
10y procuring
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER.
EVERY GOOD DRUGGIST KEEPS 1T.
ia 2-eodtFelI
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For Plated-Ware call at STRyEwsoS's,
S07 Pace Block.
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The Most Wholesome Bread,

For Plated-ware call at srEvESson's,
S0T Pace Block.
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KIDNEY-WORT.
MEATS AND VEGETABLES.


rrHE MARKET CORNER OF BELNl-
L DERE AND GRACE STREETS Is now open
bya New York butcher, where viii be kept con-
stantly on hand fun supply Of
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
Of the best quality. ~ 3O-2tF
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RRlCk-CLAY.

DRICKMAKERs, ATTENTION!
We have some of the FINEST BRlCK-cLAY
near this city, for sale in lots OF suitable sire.
II. l.. STAPLE & CO..
IA 30-Tu&Thot HOS Main street
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Fischer Upright Pianos.

For Gas-Fixtures call ut SrEvEssos's,
S01 Pace Block.
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pRUGs. MEDICINES. &c.

WE ASK THE ATTENTION OF ALL
w WHO ARE AFFECTED sWiTH ANY
LUNG-DISEAst, rs well as those who suffer from
coughs, colds. and bronchial ancctiOns, 10 our
EMULSION OF PURE coD-LIvER OIL AND
lTPOPHsPiIITEs OF LIME AND SODA.
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Lines Suggested by the Grand Charity
Fancy Rayl.

TO BE GIVEN on THURSDAY NIGHT AT rrE REeI-
MENTAL ARMORY.
/" 10! Listi- shouts tamc Kumor, +" We eentles al.
ON FebTy the LIST Grand Fancy Ball
VIII be- held In the handsome dcc'raied ham
OF the Regimcntal Armory.
f.. And the Craces-shiuing, now'ring. anS gay
And the Nymplls, ard syrens aud Psyches al
say,
At the Eegimental Armory.
:. And because for sweet Charitys sake they go,
And the pockets OF Cupid and Mans Insy be low
That for her escort alone each belle asks her bau
To the Regmental Armory.
" But galiants 50 gen'rous and dcbonair
VIII scarcely permit these fineiful fslr
Their own tickets To buv there's rbino % spare,
For the Regimertal Armory.
" But In any case. Oh be certain % 20,
And let each heart be light as fan astic toe
Joy to others You'll give beside what you bcstow
At the Regimenfal Armory.
:" For the proceeds 80 gained n new Home "a To
raise.
Where the aged and homeless may spend their
last DAYS.
So this nights Fancy Ball let them aye gratefully
praise,
IIeldat the Rcgimental Armory."
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For IIouse-Furnishng Goods call at
STEyENsoN's, S07 Pace Block.
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NEW FARM CATALOGUE SENT
~ FREE 10 any address. Five hundred Tarin'
described. Maps Of Virginia, 25c.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.
"a Io-d.sw&wIm Ricismoni. Va.
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,nison,ciy Entertained and Off for
Cincinnati.
Especial telegram TO the DIspatch.l

TSptcIi1 tIeRFam TO Tie Dispatch'I
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 29.-The Rich
mond party have just left with Mayor Ja-
cob and his private secretary for Cincin-
natl. They have been most handsomely
entertained and have had glorious time.
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aithmond 1ispatth.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 80. 1883.

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w PLENTY TO EAT AND CHRisTMAB
FINES. Best ANTHRACITE COAL FOR kfsfes
e s.,si for open CRATES; fOktSr PINE W0oD, long
and saved FOR all kinds OF iasi ga e a!.,,o-
Dc az ssessssash street, = iTsv-SddsN
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For House-Furnishing Goods call at
STEvEysoN's, s07 Pace Block.
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SUPREME CoURT.-KiIpatrick and ais.
against Smith and ais. Appeal allowed
and SuperSededS awarded to decree pro-
nounced by the Hastings Court OF the city
OF Portsmouth on the 2Sth of December,
1882.
G. W. Murdaugh, J. y. Croker, and w.
II. II. Harris were allowed TO practice as
counsel in this court.
Carr and ais. against Mead's eXecutriX
and ais. Argued by Major j. NJ. Orr for
appellant, and l.. II. Powell, ESP, for ap-
pellees, and submitted.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

will have better tonic effect upon any one who
needs braclng up" than any medicine made.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered at the Poss-onice NJ Richmond. Va as
second-class mailer.i
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The condition OF the hotels and public
buildings in this city as to provisions for
escape in case OF panic or fire ought to re-
| ceive the early attention OF the grand jury.
Judge Atkins could clnrge them on no
more important matter.
Yesterday was very dark day. Many
people had TO burn gas for most Of the
time. At 81 per thousand it is expensive !;
ut S1.40 il would be so per cent. less ex-
pensive.
A company OF capitalists, who eandidly
avow that they wish 10 make money, are
begging for charter 10 lay pipes in Wash
ington, and they will bind themselves never
TO charge over $3.50 per thousand. They
propose to make coal-gas.
Quite number OF attorneys from Nor
folk and Portsmouth are here TO argue be-
fore the Supreme Court the case concern
ing the Norfolk and Portsmouth ferry fran
chise.
Mr.. James d. McCabe, who has many
relatives here and in Petersburg, died sun
day i'm Germantown, Pa.
David G. Mayo, ESQ.,, OF Montreal, Cam
ada, is in the city on brief visit. "Daye"
was met and greeted by his numerous
friends yesterday, and generally congratu-
lated upon his splendid physical appear
ance. IL is now nearly six years since he
left Richmond for Montreal, in which lat
ter city he has been engaged during that
time with the Adams Tobacco Company,
OF which he now has the general manage
ment. He speaks in glowing terms OF his
new home and OF his many Canadian
friends
General p. Il. Moore was very sick yes
terday. He has long been confined to his
home.
Rev. Mr.. Minnigerode read The gospel at
the morning services at 81. Paurs on sum
day.
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-In the suprem

Se Sefar.....'.....'.........s ..- $3.50,
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL AND WOOD.-FIRST-CLAsS
~ FULL OF ALL klSDS.-Anthracite, Stoyr,
Nut. Egg, and Lump. Foundry, East Bank Coal
burg splint, lump and haiti son Coke and New
River and Engi e Coal. Oak ana ffue WosJ.-
long. sawed, and kindliny. You can save from 70
70 SO cents by calling or fslephontng loo of 100
ts<y street or 70s Broad street. opposite inc ,lns
de9 Z. IL raun.
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Take no other rs a substitute.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

er service can be rendered "a. the public
and the home than to quicken desire
to possess and master some portion -of
the best literature. Whatever is printed
ON the mind of man is an ayItogrAph,for
eternity. The enduring results of our.
thoughts, habits, tohoices are found in
our own souls. No man ever did n
mean or INDUCED an impure medication
without feeling the effect of it in him
self. We all see the results of physical
disease in the persons of the sufferers.
We can not look into the human soulas
easily as into, the human face.
But God does. He sees the effect Of
every sin in clear outline and dark colorb
ing. There sinful pride, hardening into
utter selfishmess, has left its impression.
There vanity and insincerity Rave de-
faced what was originally beautiful
There lust and anger have burned their
black foot-marks into the white limo,
cency of the soul; and this is the har-
vest of the fesh-moral deterioration,
or, as the Scriptures call it, corruption
which in the New Testament is synon-
omous with death. A thing spoiled is q
thing dead. A'human soul dies when
it is lost to virtue. There is MANY a,
man, increased In goods, fat and pros
porous, q lord of creation, envied of
fools, but who, having sown to the flesh,
has reaped moral death, whose heart ia
pollution and whose touch is detilement,,
my soul enter not thou into the secret
of that manu- ts - 4'id''S
Young men, / entreat you not to ,re-
gard THIS world or the next as q grand
lottery in which one is Just as likely TO
draw prizes as another. Benot deceived:
There is wise and holy law-giver at
work in human life, and whatsoever YOU
sow, that very thing, and nothing, else.
you shall also reap. And the same prin-
ciple which should discourage
men from sowing to the flesh
should encourage them to SOW
to the spirit. Every virtuous act
confirms the habit of virtue. Everylovs
ing adeed strengthens the capacity of
love. Begin early in sowing to the
spirit. Let the good seed fall into the
good ground of heart not hardened by
long, years of, misdoing. Welcome the
dews of Gods grace, and the harvest OF
your life shall not be the chaff which the
wind driveth away, but the golden
sheaves which, with great joys shaliibc
gathered into the storehouse of thu
Lord. -----------
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1 knew that she has been troubled about
lt-ever since the mother told me that
she was in trouble about YOU I have
never known a minutes peace. wish
the boys had shot me instead of the DO
ifceman. -
Il wish they had" retorted Man.
rice, bitterly. and scarcely knowing
what he said, while he paced the floor
agitatedly.
Its the best wish YOU can give me,
though you don't know it,, said Teddy,
bitterly, too, for he was in his way con.
sclous of the meanness of his action,
although he felt justified in having done
H., Il couldn't understand that she
was taken up with YOU entirely, and il
had guessed IL at that time-well, TIM
giad didn't, for the Lord Himself
knows knows what might have happened.
Ihe ould dad used to be always telling
me that was raving, and raving | was
about her, and it's been the sore trial
Tor me 10 learn that was the cause of
making her sorry in the midst of her
isplehdor." il
Maurice could not speak Something
w the mans voice and manner touched
MN, and much rs he had formerly
laughed at his patriotic rhodomontade,
Maurice saw nothing hdicrous in him
just now. ~
And, master," Teddy went on,
grufty, i''they tell me you took up the
case for me and that it was YOU that got
meQH, and that / ought To- be erntefuI
70 you. But 1 can't-it only, intakes me
hate You the more. That's all now.
and want to get YOU out Of my sight
Rude as his words were, and rrnff as
ms voice sounded. Teddy was choking
with shame and regret Maurice
grasped his hand and gave it a vigorous
shake. r-f -gE-f.
" | understand. Teddy, you had rea-
son To hate me, and L have still better
reason TO hate YOU. But / must see YOU
when we. are both cooler; at present
want to see Miss Cuthbert"
~ lTo BE CONTINUED
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Established Order.

The great work of the year has COM
menced. A successful General in start
ing out on a seasons campaign i'm
presses on all inferior officers the inn
portance of order, discipline, and a
strict obedience to. all of the rules of the
army. Without this success is not only
doubtful but seriously endangered. 1t
is not less so on the farm. The owner
and manager is the Major General on
the farm. WantOfpunetpality, neglect
or carelessness on his part, carry con-
fusion and defeat in all departments of
the farm. The farmermust be punctual
to his engagements, and in his home.
If he Is ealledaway from the farm. his
wife, and whoever has charge in his
absence, should know exactly when he
will return. There should be stated and
uniform times for each meak ALWAYS
giving the household ample thine to
prepare the meals as well rs doing up
the work after meals. sExact> time for
going to the field. and for returning in
the evening should be established and
strictly observed, giving all hands time
10 hnish up the chores before dark, pre-
venting causes of complaint or grirm-
bling, Give loiterers who come about
during working hours to falkland delay.
to understand that there is time for
business, but none for gossip Farmers
think they should be Courteous to all
callers. All gentlemen know the Inn
portanee qf time. on the farm, but such
as do not know. or appreciate time can
be dismissed summary without a
breach of good breeding.
y On the farm, and everywhere else. an
intelligent, industrious and honest votIn q
menlwhoy works in the ieDl :, 0jria worthy
girl in the kitchen. is,as respectable az
any specimen of humanity on earth.
and the proprietor by his Intercourse
and dealings with them. should make
them feel 'thef. equality. Cultivate a
good feeling between laborers and en-
ployer, and thereby benefit both finan.
cially and socially. Close up as far as
possible the chasm growing up in this
country between labor and capital. II
Is Rgrowing evil, the results of which
future history can only reveal.
Stay at home. Watch every depart-
ment of the farm operations. Keen up
a personal acquaintance with all Your
stock, so theEW not fee from YOU as a
stranger. Stimulate boys on the farm
and female help-to higher and -nobler
aims, by rewards and words.of approval
Arid in all things observe order. har-
mony and punctuality.& IotcG State
ReyTSteT. = -
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Choice Extracts.

!. Bear your own misfortunes with
half the resignation you. bear, other
peoples, and you win be happy all the
time. 1t is so easy to tell other people
how TO be heroic, and so difficult to be
courageous Ourselves Golden Rule
HE that viii not permit his wealth
to do any good to others while he Is
alive, prevents it from doing any good
to himself when he is dead; and by an
egotism that is suicidal and has double
edge, cuts himself off from the truest
pleasure and the highest happiness here
AFTER Cotton. ~ 5asi3 ,ssif@siidi Nsd
3; -Theiworh is full of resurrections.
Every night that folds us UP in darkness,
Is ? ,deathi and those of you that have
been on, early, and have seen the first
OF the dawn, win know 1.-THE day rises
out OF the night like d being that has
burst its tomb and escaped into life
George MdcDDnGgd. l9fnl faJs = ~
= Feeling is no true test of ones re.
ilglous state; NOR lis il safe. guide in
duty; One is not always most Hprofited
by church services, or by Bible reading,
or by prayer, or by alms-giving, or BY
duty-doing of any sort, when he feels
most in Che fio6ds of that particular
-seryiee He may, indeed, gain most
when his auty-doing 10 most Of An effort
70, him: Goo, y It is true, t.loveth .
cheerful giyet; y hut if man can not
give cheerfuliy, he had better give re-
luctantly than not rive at al And
there ID no wsy'by which one lis more
likely tod row into . spirit of cheerful
giving than by giving in spite Of his
feeling Of reluctance to give. So OF
Bible reading, and Of private deyotions,
and Of public worship. One ought to
feel it q privilege 70 have a share in
these things hit the less he feels In this
way, the larger is his need of taking, q
part IN them in spite Of his lack, OF right
feeling. As Archbishop Trench has
- sItFfIE EAsssEt3fyt ys.ss -sss. ", 49,.
when prayer delights thee least, then learn
Soul GI. neyis sresssst need tina. thou shouidf
IS. IS. Times
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Religious Reading.
!, TIKI. NOTICE q, S, GoonBYE,..

/" IT'S harSisto have you leave us. john ss.sss,
They al are gone but you;, -.
were getting Old and feeble, and -e-aii =
~ Our 1onrney q soon: be through. 1ad srp
But since II Is Gods pleasure, John.
TO GUIDE you on your way. ~ .Stf47 =
Accept, my boy, this precious Book,
And don't forget to pray.
" This Book has been treasure, John,
To father and TO me; s9i B
as IL has been 70 millions, and fsss...s
To millions more will be.
: In sickness, pain and sorrow, John, S8sEs
Twill shed a cheering ray; ,.i .gs
Then let 1t be your constant guide, -
And don't forget to pray.
This world is full of wickedness,
OF hIring snareS, and sin; ef feu
=. And thousands, madly pressing on,
Are daily falling in. -~
But If you would escape them, John,
And keep the narrow way,
Oh, make Gods Word your counselor sl -
And don't forget TO pray. IA -..i
With yearning hearts wen pray, dear John.
For your eternal veal,
As round the family altar we Ss's -
AT morn and evening kneel. 4.
In spirit you may join us, John,
though many miles away, ? AZ 1
IL in your heart this Word you hide,
And don't forget to pray.
"Goyd-bye! God bless and keep you, JohnI
shall be our daily prayer;
And II we meet no more below,
God grant we may up there.
And we have this assurance, John,
To cheer us, that we may,
If we the Bible make our guide, U
And don't forget to pray.
~. w. ChldS, IN ". 7. Observer