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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
NNW ADVERTIsEM ENTS
DuBIIO SAlE,

DUBLIO SALE.
win be sold at Public Sale at George
Schlott's (Franklin House), on MONDAY
EVENING, DECEMBER 8. 1884, the first-class
STORE STAND AND DWELLING, situate
Nos. las and lI7 North Queen street, on the
East side and nearly opposite Finn q Brene-
mans store and one.half square south OF
depot.
The building is Two-story Brick. % feet
front, with two-story Brick Back Building
attached, slated, gas through whole house,
cellar under entire building, has hydrant. els.
tern and well OF spring water, and private
three teet side alley entrance.
The lot fronts 32-2H feet on North Queen
street. and extends eastward PAS feet, more or
less. to Christian street, on which end OF lot is
Il large two-story Frame Building, suitable
tor warehouse, shop. OR can be converted
into dwelling houses, Lot has an abundance
OF choice bearing fruit trees, also grape vines.
Part OF purchase money can remain II so de.
sired, and possession will be given April /,
1855.
Sale to commence at 7Is O'clock p. M, whe n
terms will be- made known by
CHARLES KNAPP
And Bausman Burns, Real Estate Agents
JACOB GUHpAKRR, Auct. nov23eodR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
Tho CITY Lights.

The police reported ten gasoline lights
~ not burning on Wednesday and Thurs.
day evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

The universal verdict "The Hop Plaster is
the best porous plaster ever made" only IS
cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
RhnAdeIpniA.

Quotations by Associated Presz
stocks steady.
Philadelphia a Erie X. R........... -..s...,. ~
Reading hAilrOAd. us
Pennsylvania Railroad. ad..,.".........'.. 5lS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
SECOND EDITION.
A BIG BANK FAILURE.
THIS TIME IN mIupLEruwN. n. ,
The President Calmly Acknowledges That
He IL the Sole Cause.-The Depositors
Considered We'll Protected.

Considered Well Protected.
MIpDLETowN, N. Y, Nov. 2S.--The
Middletown national bank has failed and
its doors are closed this morning. The
failure was caused by its president, Thomas
King, who accepted large drafts from
Benz. ID. Brown, grain dealer. of Iudian.
apolis, Ind, and Burlington, Iowa, with
out security. Brown mas made an assign
ment, His capital was 100000 and his
surplus S115, 900. The extent of his loss
is not yet definitely known. The depositors
will lose nothing. President King takes
all the blame on himself. His recent ad
vances were made without the knowledge
OF the other officers and directors. The
bank examiner is on his way from Wash
ington. There was slight run on the
savings bank here, but the latter is in no
way involved and will stand the run
easily.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
new xogw.
luoIssions by Associated Press.
btOchs weak. Monev. 1MlLa

New York Central. sps.-
a. ni io s1roa llN
nSton,,,ss
michiRGn southern Railroad .,............ 66L<
Illinois Central Railroad oad.,.......,..,.......l0
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railroad ......in
Chicago Rock Island Railroad ,,........iIo
Pittsburgh fort Wayne Railroad. d......,i0
western Union Telegraph Company. ZEE, 0Ok
NeW Jersey Contrrj ...s.. ...s.......s....... A1k
Kew forE Ontartn Westarn.- ilH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

CROUCH ON CUU8Hs."
Ask for Rough on Coughs for coughs,
colds. sore throat, hoarseness. Troohes, lbc.
LIQUID. 25c. az
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

THE HOPE OF THE NATION.
Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use " Wells Health Re.
newer" N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

OATARRn OF THE BLADDER.
Singing, irritation, in fam nation. all Kid.
ney and UriLary Complaints, cured by
'Buchu.Paiba." a. az
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

HALEs Honey OF Horehound and Tar for
coughs and colds, has re iched the pinnacle of
fame. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. n24lwdeod6w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
uIiITLAtSY,
Death OF william weith.

William Welsh, we'll known resident
of the Ninth ward, died at his residence,
44i West James street, on Thursday
morning after an illness Of several weeks
duration. Deceased was an employe of
the Pennsylvania railroad for about eigh-
teen years, and only ceased work few
months ago, when compelled to by failing
health. He Leaves q son and daughter to
mourn his loss; the son bsing Walter
Welsh He was member of st. Bernard s
society since it's organic alton. The funeral
will take place on Saturday morning.
Deceased was n life long Democrat and
at the recent election, although very i'll he
mado a request % be taken to the polls
to vote for the last time. 1t was done and
he was particularly well pleased when tho
glad tidings were announced to him that
the man of his choice had been chosen
president Of the United States.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
DEATH OF MRS GRIER,

Mrs. Mary. E, wife of Mr.. w. II. Grier,
editor of the Columbia Herald. died at her
home, No. 109 S. Second street, this morn
ing. Her remaius will be inferred on
Monday, Dec. 1st, 1884, from her late
home, in Mount Bethel cemetery. Mrs.
Grier was q member of the 4th street
Presbyterian church aud good, faithful
and efficient Christ'gl and source of re-
lief to the poor Of Columbia, She has beer
i'll long time, but endured her sufierings
with maTtyr-like spirit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

Lehigh Valley RAILROAD. d....................e RI
United Companies Of New JsrSey.
Northern Pacifo.. ...............,. in
Northern facfno Preferred. ..........,..,...0 00
Northern Central Railroad. ...........,....0
Lenigh Navigation Company. ....s......... az
horristown Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Central transportation Company.......,. 49,.
bnffalo, ". Y, and Philadelphia. ...,,..... "
Little schuvlkilf RAiirv,ad. d.................. 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
From Syracuse. n. Y

~ felt weak and languid had palpitation
OF the heart aud numbness of the limbs. Bur.
dock Blood Btters have certainly relieved me.
They are most excellent" MIR. J. NJ Wright.
For sale bv IL. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
1879 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

what VIC Osn Cdres Let's NOS Eudure.
1--we can cure an ache. or sprain, or a pain
or lameness. or burn. or a bruise, or q bite,
bv using Thomns' Ecteotrto on let's do IT.
ThomIs' Eciectrto OF Is known to be good.
Let's try it For sale bv II. Cochran, drug.
gist, 1877 and l89 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28

aUOD DRIVING m ARE FOR SALE AT
N a bargain, years Old, sound and O good
traveller. Must be sold, as the owner Is leav'
ing the city. Inquire at this ONCE, or at
RAIlTER'S SALE STABLES,
ltds 80 Market street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-28
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS..

DRivATE sALE or HDRyES.-I HAV =
i a carload OF frstclass Canada Horses,
which 1 will sell at private sale. They are
Heavy Draft and First.cass Feeders. For sale
at the Merrimac Stables. North Prince street,
Lancaster, Pa.
p2S.2tdRltw GEORGE GROSSMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
Poultry Raising.

The suggestion cannot be too i'e'
quently offered TO farmers as 10 the
expedlency and pro6tableness of rals-
lag more poultry-at least twice as
much as they are now doing. The
busine IS, Improperly conducted, would
become one Of the most lucrativ
branches on the farm, especially when
wilhlO, essy-reachiDg distance OF The
PhAadel rhia or other good marSe'S'
u ought to be kuown to sll American
farmers the extent I, which the busl-
ness is prosecuted ia France, wh"re'
from a care al IS innate. IL Is founu
that IN annu i sales Of poultry a'd
eggs last year an un'cd to be'wee"
eighty aud ninety "illions OF dollars
which would if qrdly divided among
the entir~ popul dioO, give to e"c'
between w. and three d liars. WIZ
At is considered lhat his is n blauc'
of farming 10 iusry that ctn be man
AGED entirely by ~,meu and children
aud r, qair v~ry hide capital, 'h'
wonder is that it is not prosecuted 70
twice the extent it is. The chicken
house should bs inexpensive, but
roomy. well ventilated and clearly.
Eye,y D nj of the food can be supple
ed by the off4ls of the farm, garden
and house, and the time required
need not be taken from the necessary
working of the farm, and w"nld real
" not be felt as a part of The farm
lator. Is, sides, there would be an
absolute pleasure 10 raising fowls of
every kind, even pigeons, the sq1ab'
of which sell at the high price Of firm
forty TO fifty cents per brace. As 10
the disposal Of poultry 10 the markets.
who has yer known Of surplus or
Of its belug sacrificed for want of GUS
toners 1t ls true that upon ve'y
large farms, poultry raising is looked
upon as beng in the way, aud not
worth the trouble; but as a rule 1t Is
oIly upon slch farms; aud but small
portion Of them, where this really
FL. asant pastime is noi eoj 'yed aud
the products of it quietly and cheers
fully put in the pockets of the mother
and children, where it will ready
to meet the many necessary and IN
d:speu sable personal oullays.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
Tho President of the LIme.Kiln Club
on MatrimOny.

'I understand" began the President,
as the meeting opened in due form, 'dat
quite q number of de members of dis
club am gwine to be married doorin' dis
season. OATS all right, an I wish em
much Joy, an shall be glad to witness
de obsequies of each an cherry one. But,
l want to say few words in gineral. In
de fust place, am you gwine to mary fur
love or fur sort of business partner
ship7 If you answer far love, let me
warn you to be sartin dat you doan' mis-.
take de sentiment. Many young man
who thought his heart torn by love has
plunged into matrmOny to diskiver
dat he simply had admiration fur $50
set of false teeth an high instep. If
YOU answer fur a SORT of bjzness part
nership, let me warn you not to expect
ZOO much. You won't love de woman,
an she won't trust you. II will be sort
O. boss trade, in Which both parties vii!
be cheated. and both continer to be mad
about it. You kin get along arter FASH
ion, an people who Gee her on your arm
at a circus won't know how yol fight at
home
"If you mus marry. Let common
sense have q show in &c iransackshun.
Doan' 60 of Yer feet bekase You meet a
gal who kin sing like robin, smile like
rose an jump OF a street byar Nicout
boderin' de driver TO stop. 4 wife will
have mu h TO DO besides sirglu' an cul
twain dimplts. If you an g"lne to
marry ak versclf hos fur SO per week
will 60 when divided up fur clothes an
pervishuus an house rent an fewel au'
nci3euti Is. Biz you fall in love Wild a
gal who looks too sweet fur any thin III
red plush sacque kinder hgger on how
many SIGH duds Your income would
ford her. Befor' you ON all broke up
her gal who plays de piauner, talks
F.ench, paiuts landscapes an reads
poetry list sit down All iiggor who am
10 cook yer meat an tdters, patch yer
..loze. darn yer socks an help We make
s12 buy Sl5 worth Of Thugs. Befo' we
LET pa'r O. hashin' ewes an cunnin'
iimple captivate We LOOK aroun' a little
an see if de owner has got temper ike
4 wildcat. Marriage am lottery SIMPLY
bckase people take each odder insight
an unseen. Let Us now prcgnostlcate
70 bizness"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
Like Hot Cakes.

The above is an old-tme express
sion, and is nearly as old as the
hills but yet it is occasionally
bro ught into good use, and placed
in a position where 1t counts and
adds great weight to the words
accompanying it, This is true in
the following testimonial sent to
DR.. S. B. Hartman & Co., by
AIessrs Parett &c Son. druggists, OF
Greenfield, Ohio, who says:
Send US some more advertising
matte. Your medicine is selling
like hot cakes. Send US a good
supply. tor we need it badly
Those men know en- they
handle good thing. Judging from
the above, PERUNA must be III
good demand in that country. Being
composed purely OF vegetable ~
gradients, druggists feel safe in
rec ommend'ng item them TO their
friends. Send for the pamphlet on
the Ills OF Life,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
A Cheap Hotel

TO Three of us walked into the
flee OF a hote in a,littIe town in
Mississippi one night. and when
The landlord had been aoused from
his nap behind the stove, a big
d g kicked off the only bench in
the room, ard the smoking lamp
turned up so that we could see
each other, he sized us up and
said: 1a,
Gentlemen, | am a poor land
i'rd, but a truthful man. In The
first place, I'll | ave to put the
three OF you into one bed. In the
next place, it's a bed so dog gonrd
mean that you'd a heap batter lie
on the floor
Cant we sit up in the room 2
sked ore.
Don't b lieve you kin. There's
a doze panes VI glass gone, The
r. OF leaks, and there's no show t.
nu,ld a fire
What sort Of tavern do you
keep, any how p
'Poor-miserably poor. Pm 10
Lido d; my wi runs all to poe + /;
a d 1.-The building IS mortgaged 10
morn it's wor h.
I'll W about breakfast 2
w ell. you can count on bacon,
Ia els and hoc-cake. with nigLty
poor c. flee. l he table clotn IS lu,l
o boe,; We never use napkms,aud
ma, b. there wont be lo,ks enough
10 z '.ound.'
'oee here!' growled the drums
ner, ) ou'd beuer gel out OF TINS
AID CIV room to sombody who eau
0eep a notei.
i k. ow i'll know it; bat where
and how shall 1 g. | couldn''
RAISE six bis 10 save my neck, aud
what town wants me! | haven /
got no trade am too weak 10
Tor iii tie herds, aud this keepln'
tavern Sens 10 BE- the only open.
Ins Tor me.
CIT an, whisk!?'
Nay ?
. ANY good water !
'W ell. lis creek water, ana purity
sandy just now
Any more wood to keep up the
hre?'
Not a stick, but Eli cut some
ia the morning
The four oI us stood locking at
each other Tor long minute, and 1t
Vas The landlord WAC spoke first.
lie SAID:
Gents, its no use TO kick. Pm
sorr,, and that's ALL can do. III
lgnt another lamp, bring out a
pack of kcer1s, and we'll play
seven up while the hired man comes
III and nddles tor Us. It's ohly
SIX hours 10 daylight, and eight to
breakfast, and sn ling plug oil
lobacker pays the bill tor Tue hull
three OF you
But when we lett the next fore.
noon he WOULDN'T even take that
lie sad our society was iecom-
pense enough.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
Kendall's SnaVin Cure.
Ranch ~ miles north Of Denver

Hutchinson's Ranch, II miles north Of Denver,
Colorado, March 9Th, 1888
DR.. b. J. KENDALL Co., Gene For the past
three years have Used Kendall pawn Cure. In
every case Of spawn, Of which l have treated i've
IL has XII ed them all, aud entirely removed three
IN case 4 81 Int ma II has no equal, one case
had was c three yeas standing aud the SPAWN
Cure reno, ed It enti ely. had a COW get spayin-
ed and Il entirely cured her. One year ago a
two hund ed pound block Of ice fell out Of wa
gon striking my foot on instep and toes, 10 would
he impossible ~ u4ash foot worse without break
ing any bones. was taken home aud carried in
to the Rouse. do not thiLk amput2tion 81 the
leg would cause any more pain. went for Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure, II Was all used and In siz
days l could walk around. About three weeks
ago my team ran away threw me ont the wagon,
the hiud wheel struck my knee. After sppiying
seyera! highly recommeno ed liDlmeLts without
obtaining any relief, went Tor kendall's SPAWN
Cure. Mylrg was urawn up aud my knee swoOlcn
badly. IL three days vas able 70 walk 70 tha
barn. cluld 80 into details mOie fuliy, and
make this very long letter bat Will not weary
yOu. / AK very espe-uully yours,
OSCAR +. hU rcHIsoS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
Farm Notes.


Put wood ashes in your ILLS for
potatoes.
you do not let your pigs run at
Urge they need bone meal.
Dissolve me alum 10 the white.
wash to keep it from rubbing off.
Shut up fowls without food for
twelve hours before they are behead-
el.
Embden geese at maturity will
weigh from eighteen to tweuty-faui
pounds.
Cottonseed meal fed TO cows in
summer increases the frmDess Of bus-
ter. 7rv
The most apfayoraDle time to trans
p'ant tree lie just as the Ldds are
beginning TO burst.
Do not let the sheep spoil wool with
chat and burs. Cut lag locks carly it
the spring.
Let the he's run in the orchard.
They Will do much toward keeping
out the eanker.
Do dot forget to .mOisten the egg
uneer the sitting hens occasioually
with warm water.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21

@. so. Main Liue trains run by Washington
time. Lexington Divisio by Colami as time
10 /. dalIy except sunday, Richmond to Mhlte
sulphur; dali, except Saturday; west OF "ni'e
No. y daily ashland to Clifton Forge; daily ex-
cont SATURDAY Clifton Forge to klchmOnd' except
SIndav, tic6mond t. UId POINT. Pullman sleep
iug.Csrs White sulphur to Washington
NOs 5 and 4, Washington LOusNlle, Suu III
c,n,.atl Fast Line, run daily between LOUISVILLE
|, CINCINNATI Washington, ana hlclElOAu, va 10
not stop tor local business ~. !
MOB. Louisville and Cincinnati Fast Line, and
Ma WASHINGTON last Line, equipped WIN Full-
man sew Drawing 4.Ocm, smOAlne. FALCON, aud
-iea,t,t-, ans and s0nd Trans between Louis
cine Lexington aud Washington u. =. ulimau
NrS oieepiis~, ars between CINCINNATI ana Rich
motd: nav coach between Clncluuatl' klchmohd'
I Newport NeWs, ana Old Point CoinleIl. tunAab
-i...11,,,,, Cars q. Columbus to " hlte sulphur.
M b. daily between Clifton Forge aud Ashland,
e a Nv eAcept sunday between Ola Point, New
,,1rt News and Clifton Forge. fuhman Sleeping
tsIs " asniugtou to White sulphur andCoiunpus
d. without cnauge
No. u. daiiy except sunday. ,..
NOTt:-ihat NO. 10 Overtaken a. Chiffon
Forge ~ No. 4, which takes througA passengers
from No. o. o., 1900, Hun. ro,or
and " h.te oulphuiJ DaS -OV"0A09 "0'"NNA N
natl and Richmond. ,,,,,..
Ns1sud ., Pullman sleepers between White
-nIubur. kichuOud, ana Ola Point Comfort soho
ialu between Ash and ana Ne"pOrt NEWS anu
Old Point Comfort -, 49,, -.
Nevs, ON Monday tuesday, Wednesday, and ost-
nria, on arrival Of NO. 4, Fast Line arriving IL
New lOrk next afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets. Baggage Checks, apply to
any ofnc 81 . * O.E'y; or Depot or Ticket Oihce
OF connecting lines -
W c SMITH, H. L- Tn A.
GeHl. Manager. "eH 4 "'7' -e
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
\ SIGNIFICANT SUGGESTION

A SIGNIFICANT SUGGESTIJN.-
i see, sad Mrs. Youngwlte, as sic
folded the newspaper and took up
her sewing, i see that the Mor-
mons have their wives sealed uuto
them '-s-
Yes, replied her husband, look =
ng up from his book; that is the
custom. ! believe, my love- 81,
i don't see Why Somervllle
wives should not be sealed un'o
their husbands pursued the lady,
as she threaded ner needle. an
In what way, dear2' ar t!s
With a sealskin sacque, as IL
wele, and the lady chewed hel
thread meditatively, while the
husband muttered 'selah = and
pretended TO be gazing at the cell
Ing. r..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
Utilizing Bones.

Not many years ago the bones OF
animals had no money value and were
considered useless rubbish. Later
they came into use for making but
tons, knife-handles, eoitsnon piauo
keys. ETC.; then to supply phosphorus
for friction matches and other purpo
ses. the demand for them increased
very rapidly. Soon their value as fer
tilizers was recognized, aud now the
farmer who does not save and make
good use of all the bones he can find
on his place is behind the iipa'w.
IL the processes where sius ~
titles Of bones are used. NJ pre-. =
available product in the wHssSssr 1aI;
or fatty acids which are extensively
psed 10 the manufacture Of soaps and
other articles of commerce.
Two prominent bone products en-
Ter largely into daily use, viz, glue
acd animal charcoal The value Of
these two products aggregates MIL
lions of dollars annually.
Such facts show the value Of things
too often overlooked, or so little es-
teemtd as to be permitted to 60 To
waste.
Farmers generally understand that
the chiei ftrtil zing property OF bones
is the phosphate Of lime they contain
amounting 10 half their dry weight
The organic part, that which can b
burned out, or will decay out in time
contains much nitrogen, carbon by
dvogeD, and sulphur, the nitrogen be-
ing valuable as fertilizer.
Toe reduction OF bones goes ON rap
idly III contact with fermeating mat
ters. They should be broken up and
placed III a compact compost heap
with ashes, then covered with thick
layer of earth and the mass kept moist
1t is better if moislened with liquid
manure.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
KendalI's SPAWN Cure.

santa Rosa, ca FEB. 9;h, 1888.
B. }. KESnALLE Co, Genteman:-I feel ia
dutJ to others suffering WIKI tue piles AID falling
of tie rectuni T. write you have had the niles
and prUiapEus VI the rectum for nye years for the
past three yrrrs have suffered TIE most agouiz.
ing pain. lTied eve. thug Without relief. but
afterte days use u keudalls spawn Cure have
not seen or heard OF ths pi es since. One VINO
has not suffered as have cannot comprehend the
great Joy that feel al being cured ola disease
almost WOlse than death. 1 l4c = valuable youI a
horse that haka large bunch gatler Oh MS breast
bone. tired ali kinds Oh lillIaeAts AID lad n Gun
open without ANY benefit PAW your ADVERTISE
ment and boughI bottle OF kendsn's SPAWN
Cure aud uTdsI ed my ,e4mstef T. useas directed.
Ia less than one weok tue lump had disappeared.
thinking that III meat tat would do what
KeLdan's SPAWN Cue Las done tor NY horse
might banehtmOre. trId as last resort.
VIA gratitude aid best s4aI,ss ~ your success
J aul faithfully yours,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-21
Last Christmas eve MIS-. ]

went up stairs to see II the chill
dren h d hung up their stockln9s
for Santa Claus, and found that
little Fred had pinned his up IN a
paominent place, VITA little slip
of paper attached, containing this
suggestion sentence. The Lord
loveth a Cheerful giver. ma,