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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho number Of idle actors is said to be
increasing. a, A &Hf4ttgt
There are over o75 900 school teacher
in this county. gsIi ~ ~. (. XII. E
Il Robert Browning, tho poet, contom,
plates visiting America. Il
An apple tree Mt Lancaster, Pa, which,
is le5 years old, bore good crop this sea.
son. il, tsRs5H2g kqfEi 4a1 q
Thursday, November G, hos been M.
pointed rs Il tluy OF public thanksgiving in
tho Province Of Quebec, Canada. HtH:5
Prof. Brinton advises patients withstifI-
Z encd shoulders TO boro twenty holes q
inches deep in soft plank daily. 5!S,y VI
q A medical enthusiast has started peacl,
euro near Wilmington, Del, simalar to
tho grape cure OF Gcl many and the pear
euro OF California. 49,. ,'55
n Kossuth lives in little uttic apartment
ut Turin, .4aviug retired from his business
as teacher. Of the English language, and is
feeble in is old age. :, l5.'9. Z
Tho Governor and tho Secretary OF
State arc required by tho Constitution to
reside Mt tho capital; md they hive both
registered there as voters. =. l'%
Tho Chicago Tribune Is authority for
the statement that there will soon be a
corner in collins, rs tho .coilin.makers Of
tho country huve organized q gigantic
pool. * ,t.9 " y &; a !.
\ Londoners who leave their, houses for
tho season place themin charge Of police
man and his wife, who receive So.50 nor
week and the use Of coal and gas for their
services 7S 81; !,
n Tho demand for opium as nerve stimu-
,)pat during the cholera scare IN Europe Is
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ApEsSIMIsT'S OPINION.
"lrumnn Nature Not Human But brutal.

"lrumnn MIXTURE Not Human But Drntnl."
L,aion lIor'd.
Human society, human civilization, and
evepswhatw tpeak OF as human nature
are in reality tie mot artificial products
in the worll-tl,e creatures Of fear and
discipline, OF awe and constraint, Of tradi-
ton aud coercion. The machinery for
the repression OF what is Unborn in men
and women is, in the long run, effective !;
but periodically the icrocious impulses as
sert themselves, and the bonds forged by
habit or by statute are snapped asunder.
Human society, fairly and de-
Gently regulated as it seems to be, exhib-
its a recurrcnt tendency to resolve itself
into its primitive ATOMS, just as human
nature, when confronted by some paralyz-
ing peril or oyerpowering temptation, re-.
veals its identity with the nature OF the
beasts. There is as much to admonish us
Of what human nature is-of that instinc.
tive capacity for infinite debasement and
degradation which is its characteristic-in
the reports OF police court cases and in
many OF the letters which appear in the
daily journals, as in tho latest story Of
cannibalism on the high seas. A magis.
tr,+,orlo,tor mr. 1, ,,.ynr rona IN Tho conroo
49,. an do.l na,cuIoted ~
give him even lower opinion of the stuff
Of which lis fellow creatures are made.
Under such headins3 as Street Anarchy
In . n@m"ay t .i'e W. taox ~ 80 ~ ~
ue,s ~ ~; ,c' h"I S, nro W ,ue
rs ..
h;nS .ho ,,at % to ~ .ho rba n
Snicn s1,o" us ti'at ). itw VI .'le s enecks
onM rs Mv" inr
uiselL','Ao "lu oauss,.ss ~. ~, IT," "ste uts.
pens.e w. cr Sui "o oud .n,ors ent
~ ,"i;o, -, ~ = aro u'"to" 'Ao A'0 '''
" A. " thora a 3 u",h;ro 60 OWN, o,, o,,o,
,t;n a as ,n eo o. aI . . Mmu
natmsoI" no Ln ~ natrro. ond i';s trrth
ihs nhenomnna ~ ava,y " dav 'a ex;stencs
IN nrcss 'non NO ;v W. o os noorf,Iv "a no
s,crv 81 delr . nraict "a who stroya ~
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80 z =. I|z - fA' ,. 'E't-
Mon High Of Standing.

q Chung, tho Chinese giant, isfby5 no
means as ia. as many celebrated giants Of
other nations. Ching is seven feet six
inches in height. Patrick Cottcr, the IT.
ish giant, was eight feet. seven and one
hnlt inches. He died in 1902. Eleazer,
the jew sh giant, mentioned by Josephus
as living in tho reign OF Vitellus, wos ton
feet six inches in height. William Evans,
porter to Charles l, was eight feet tall. He
died in 1889. Goliath, whom David
slew, was nine fleet four 8 inches
in height. Loushkin, drum, mn
tor Of tho Russian Imperial Guards,
was eight feet five inches in height. Max
minus, the Roman Emperor'irom 235 to
93s A. D., was eight feet six inches tall.
John Middleton, who was born at Hale,
in. Lancashire in the reign Of James l.,
was nine feet six inches In height His
hand was seventeen inches long and eight
and one-half inches broad. AZ human
skeleton eight feet six inches In height is
preserved injthe museum Of Trinity Col
lege, Dublin, 3sss ;Sg8'S;sSlg5 SIls
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POLITICAL DRIFT.

General Butler Is taking rest Id Mich
igan. II he doesn't need 1t certainly the
public does.-New York Graphic. ~ ~ !,
2 The last attempt to prove Mr.. Blaine a
falsiaer Is as lame and impotent as It Is
malicious.-Lineotn lNb.) Journal. 81
ECar.er Harrison Is 10 silent these days
tha. ono Is forced TO the conclusion that
he Is hatchiHg up some nefarious plan 10
kill of Uncle Dick Oglesby in Illinois,
New York Mail and Express. 9a'.i 7.'g
tactonism, that stumbling.block In the
path OF party success, Inns been knocked
aside, and tho Republican voters OF Af,ap.
aiioc county now have straight road 10
victory.-Dtnrer Tribune.
Mr.. Hendricks IL the Continental blum
dercr In this ca,Epaign. How many votes
does he expect to pain by ridiculirg the
Republican utt rarccs against polygamy
contained IN the Platform OF that party p
Boaon Transcript. la1r4
Close upon the arrival OF the cold wave
comes tho announcement that one OF the
Adams family has actually declined a
nomination for Congress. This month
seems to be peculiarly given over to VIC.
lent and abnormal changes.-G. Loui,
Globe. Democrat.
In other words, say the tr,lthloving
Cleveland men, the Republicans arc buy;
Ing votes with pensions. Could political
idiocy go farther than this? Could parti.
san imbecility make worse exhibition?
Verify, We have reached that point in the
campaign where reason deserts the parti.
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What West Virginia Says.

The people Of West Virginia have ap.
proved the violation OF their Constitution
by the Legislature, thS Executive and the
Judiciary.
y They have endorsed all the desperate
measures Of taxation, which were in fact
unlawful and which they said oppressed
them. BY their votes they declare that
they have no fault to find with party
which puts upon them an unlawful State
debt, which in violation Of law takes mon
s ey from their irrcducible school fund and
does not put it back.
They prefer State administration
which has no regard for law or deccncy.
They take kindly to Sugreme court
which invcnts means to silence public
criticism, whose judges have grovcled in
the miro Of partisan politics and bcfoulcd
s their erminc..
II We arc to judge by, their votcs-and
there is no other way TO draw an inference
tho majority Of Tho neonle of west
Virginia NOT only ike ,hcso th;,oa Int
want more Q; them. This is what thew
said when thew smoke SD through tho ballot
box on Tuesday II thew cniov this so,t
Of thing and want more of # there IS :
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This settles H. The Democrats said that defeat In
Ohio In October meant defeat III tho national con-
ties, IN Soycmbcr-john 4. kO5dH.
* would mol give two cents for clevslands
chance, -GortrHSr Waller " CnRR'rticM.
y Republican principles aud Republican
policy have carried Ohio, as they will
carry tic Union in November. Protec-
ton to American industry was the issue
in Ohio ~ II Is In the country. Protec-
ton wins in Ohio as II will win in the
country. That Issue took front rank in
Ohio, and it was TINT Issue which brought
the State up over Democratic majority
Of 1900. Mr.. Blaine's presence and
speeches helped greatly, for air. Blaine is
the stoutcst and ablcst champion OF pro-
lection TO American industries.
The side issues on which the Republic
can party was wrecked 4 year ago gave
way before the ovcIsladowing question Of
sufficient protection to the skill and the
labor Of tho millions OF Americans who
toll for bread. Whenever this Issue is
clearly and squarely presented TO intelli-
gent Americans it will prevail. Ohio is
an intelligent State. -
The Democratic managers made d
giants effort in Ohio. They dumped their
money on her soil, well knowing that the
success Of either party there would prac-
tically settle the National contest. The
contest is practically settled, and Republic
cans arc jubilant over the adjustment.
The triumph OF the Republican nominees
is assured. Two cents would be q high
pi:ce for Cieveland's chances.
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BoAnp1NG.uousE BEATS.

How They are clreumrsutsd In Dc.
ptrol Fra pn,.. - '1' ~
Show does the clearinghouse Protec.
tive Society get along? ~ was asked q the
landlndy Of o Cas- avenue clearinghouse
yesterday. ID g
"First.rate! First.rateln was the ready
reply. ''Do you know that our action has
already resulted In great good" gF'F5 ~
ITO whom 2" 3Hf3 .Sst.T :,
y spTo ,boarding.houses, Of course. For
years we have been pestered with .
species Of dead. beats almost shot.prooi,
the number being about equally divided
between the sexes." N & u II (,
az thought your terms were cash in I'D.
yance?" $3.50 ~
"Oi course, and these beats are good pay
for two or three weeks. Then tho excuse
Is that check hasn't arrived rs expected,
or money loaned out has not been 70.
paid, or some other excuse equally good
Tor them and bad for us. You can't turn
any one out Of doors under such circum.
stances, and the frat thing you know they
are in debt to you Sl5 or 20"
"And then?n' ,j5ta 800 .i'sli
"Well, you talk up sharp and the beat
bids you good.by, promising 10 settle the
bill ut m early Date. You know he Is go.
Ing to some other boarding house 10 pur-
sue same identical policy, but the faint
hope OF getting your money prevents you
from exposing him."
"And so they 10 the rounds?"
Yes, and get their board Tor q year by
paying for about six weeks" IN 7s.s
(which sex was the worstw
1.-THE female, OF course. The Hlickest
clearinghouse beat that ever saw was q
widow in the deepest grapes. They prom.
isc, weep and tell brazen falsehoods, and
one is glad to get rid Of them at any
price," 44,i -
"And thcn?"
swell, when ! size boarder up for a
beat he gets only three days grace. !
notify the society, and every boarding.
house In the association receives u circil.
lar. There are thitty.threc OF us, and let
him or her apply TO any ono and the cash
must be put down In advance.
"But tho beat may get into some house
outside the association p IN Y,g.rs
"Oh, certainly; and this fact will con.
tinually bling us new members. In a
year from now it will be impossible to
beat any decent boarding house in De.
troit out gilmore than three days board.
l already know three lawyers, two Jour.
nalists, with big J, and two doctors who
have dropped from tlrst.class TO fourth.
class board, and others are on the way"
Then your society is SUGGEST"
"a grand success, and sure death to
dead BEATS" 5f'u5Hi fEf7s h.
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MANY who long suffered from urinary
and digestive diseases, causing nervous.
ness, weakness and debility, after trying
bitters, kidney medicines, iron medicines,
ETC., without benefit, have found perma.
nent relief in from one to three bottles OF
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilla, the only perfect blood purified and
strengthened. Hundreds Of letters to the
proprietors have testified to its superiority
over the many pretended cures 80 largely
advertised by means Of bogus certificates
that are bought and paid for.
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said 10 l,ayc advanced the price Of the
drug moro than twenty-five percent,
even in British markets. sg va
" One Of the latest names given To articles
with the apparent object Of attracting at.
tcntion to them, Is "liquid bread" q food
supposed TO bass It's sustaining properties
UPON q malt extract. 3sgTi7 ls
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TRUSTEES SALE
;5si OF sifi}s Y
VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY,

" virtue Of o Deed Of Trust made BY Matthias
!eMcfs ana vile, to me az trustee dated August i
1873, and recorded among the lnnd records Of Ohio
s coy West Virginia. iii Trust Hook No. il. page
highest and best bidder, at the front door Of thc
Court House Of Ohio county, West virginia, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1851,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, tho following de.
scrbed property, that Is to say: "a certain Piece
Or parcel OF lind together with tho Improvements
thereon, situated on Main street, In the CITY Of
W, W'heeiing md beginning for the Sameat poin, Oh
the east side Of said street, sixty.tw0 feet olir
inches (6? It. in.) south OF the south corner Of
Market alley, and east Of Main street: thence south
with the east side Of Stain street eighteen feel lis
~; thence Gust In sragh limo parallel with tho
line OF Market alley fOry.twO feet az ft): thence
south ranllcl with the line Of Main street six iett
alley 10 the alley III the rear or east side OF Md
property: thence north along the line of Said last
named alley twenty four feet l2i iL); thence III
stmfght iinc to the place OF beginning" TI.-.-
TERMS OF SALE--0ue, third OF the purchase money
IN cash. or rs much more us the purchaser may de.
sire, and tho balance In one and two years with
interest from date Of sale. Possession can lie given
Immediately aais HANNIBAL FORBES,
OCl9 ~ I.-.le'l fp'. Vi .-sinf 49, - Trustee.
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DIED.

TRlssLER-on Wednesday, October Is. 1884,, at 3
:. NJ, Mrs. ANN TnlssIER, widow Of Joel Trlssler,
deceased, In her 18th year. = - 1'I'1'
Funeral this afternoon at . o'clock from her
daughters residence Mrs. s. D. Gillespie, on Four
tecnth street above Wood street. 1nterment ut the
Peninsula cemetery. Friends nrc Invited ~
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Steamboat "Regula,n

q J
WHEREAS, A iibci has been ffsd IN Tho n,,,1,.
Court on the United States for the District ni Nc
Hirginia, Oh tho 18th day Of September, isl ~
Frank booth, survivor OF himself and Chorlr, y
Boo;h. late partners under the firm name NJ II II
Iooth d soi against the steamboat Regular hn h..
engines, tackle, outht, apparel and furniture. Ae'
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monlon
aud delivered do hereby give public notice IN al
pcrsons claiming the said Steamboat her envp "a
tackle, outat, apparel and furniture, or in Nny
manncr interested thefrin, or knowing or hayinyy
anything to say. why tho same should 10, be con.
dcmned and sold pursuant to the prayer Of The Sil
lsbel that they ee and appear before .aiI District
70. the district u West Virginia, on SATURpIES'
tao 18Th day Of OCTOBER iss. Al II O'Clock in ths
forenoon OF that day; provided the SAME shail lc
day Of Jurisdiction. otherwise on the next day Nf
Jurisdiction thereafter: then and there 10 n,t rposc
their claims, and 10 make thelr allegations In ihat
behalf. I. GEO. W. ATKINSON,
o. s. Marshal District West Virginia,
H E.-hI Il b. 1..-a BY ", ii, kAMP. flanntv
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grllstcc's Sa1r.
TRUSTEE'S SALE. 81

TRUSTEES SALE.
The undersigned trustee, by virtue Of the ut.
thority vested In him by certain Deed Of Trust,
ili. BY Henry Hahne and Caroline Ilalnc, his
VILE, to J. l.. Cowden trustee, dutcd December ii,
1851 and recorded IN the Office OF the Clerk Of tbs
County Court q Ohio County, West Virginia, in
Deed Of Trust Book No. &c. nj pagc 100. will proceed
70 sell at Public Auction, at the front door Of lie
court Iiouss q 3hi9 county ~ The City Of Wheel
mencing AZ 10 O'clock a. ~, the following dc.
scribed real estate, to.wit: Lot numbered sixteen
CITY Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, b.
ing In sprigS and Ritchie's. addition TO the said
TERMS or sALE-onc.thir'l Of the purchase money
and as much more Ms the purchaser may elect, 10
be paid In cash on the dry OF sale; and The residue
IN SIX, Twelve and eighteen months from dny Of
sale. The purchaser to give his notes for the DE-
Ter payments. with security to be approved Iy
The title to faid property Is believed to be per.
feet but the trustee will convey only such title as
may be vested In him by said deed Of trust.
=, :, '5.,s,. J. II. COWDEN, Trustee.
". ny. nALLEH, Anctl0necr. !! &c., l1gf Oci3
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''DluEllM.' ]
WHEREAS, 4 libel has been tlled In the pis,rr,
Court OF the United States for tho district Of Wsst
Virginia, on the nth day OF September, ISL ly T.
<. skunk, assignee OF tho Marine Railway and i)y
Dock Company, an Ohio corporation, against lhgy
steamboat "Diurnal." her engines, tackle, ou,G,
apparel and furniture. - -, N'''"'
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monltIon
under the seal OF the said Court, to inc dirrciUi
and delivered, DO hereby give public notice 10 ali
persons claiming the said steamboat, her engines,
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or In any
anything TO say, why the same should not he con.
denncd and sold pursuant TO The prayer OF the said
libel, that they be and appear before said District
for the District Of West Virginia, OH SATURDAY.
the 18th day OF OCTOBER, ISL Al II O'Clock In ilc
forenoon Of that day; provided the same shall be
day o. Jurisdiction. otherwise on the next day Of
jurisdiction thereafter; then nnd there TO intcrpse
their claims, and 10 make their allegations In That
behalf. .si5t Isl ~ GEO. W.ATktSsOS,
..gEt- us. Marshal District Yves, Virginia.
&. ~ ~ N.Y.
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Nancy Sullivan, Joscphus Sullivan, William II.
Sullivan LockyAnn Boyd and Robert L. Boyd
her husband, Leana Jane Rhodes md Jarvis b,
Rhodes her husband. Mary l.. Simmons ami
James Madison Simmons her husband, Mary i,
Alexander and james II. Alexander her hus.
band. and Thomas u. Wins, William b. Kerry,
Laura shirrin. Martha DENIM, mud Mary Kcrly,
Felix @. Wins, Jumes Wins, Hcmnn C. Wins
Eliza Bush, and Alexander WINS William j.
: Irwin. Mary Hale. jane Augfn, Martha james
md Matilda Simmons, Mary Griffin. the IN.
known heirs at law and distributes OF Sarah
Ann Beaver, and the unknown hcirs apd lis.
tributes Of said Thomas II. Wins. ii
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HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, dys.
pepsia or headache? Try the DR.. Thomas
Pill: May be taken for years without pro-
ducing constituting or otherwise injurious
effects.
Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con.
ditions. g.5-9.. AN
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In ChanccE.

The object OF this suit Is to construc the eighth
clause Of The will OF said Thomas II.Wlns, do.
ceased 70 settle the accounts OF saId executor, aud
TO distribute the snid estate among those entitled 10
receive the same, And happening from an atli.
daTt He'd IN this cause at these rules that the de-
tcudnns above named are not residents OF the State
of West Virginia. and that the namcs OF the sail
parties to the bill In said suit made defendants as
unknown parties" are unknown, and they NO,
having been served with process In this suit, on
motion OF the complainant by his solicitor, this
order Of publication is entered against them, and
It y ordered that the said defendants, known and
unknown. are required to- appear within one
month after the date OF the first publication OF this
order and 40 what is necessary 70 protect their III.
terrsts: 1t is1urihcr 0rlcrcd Tint this order be rub
llshed and posted rs required by law. $50
Witness. John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of said Court,
at the Court House OF sud county this Sth Jay Of
October, 1881, io,wit: October Rnles, 1881.
Il JOHN " MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October 0, 1881. -
3. Attest: - Js57ge7s JOHN W, MITCHELL. Clerk
A. J. cLAnHE, " asta7.G ). - 7sTlE'5 -
l,.sLlz-s Solicitor for Complainant. ocarh
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g., z. & @. Rnilrand.

Leave Rcllairc At 2:lor. Y. for summcrheld,
zanesyllc. Arrive at Bellarc 9:l5 i. ". and 5:srX
Local aud through tickets on salc at Union Rail.
road omce, l&0 Market ttscet n lowest ntes, Buy
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Dy ", u NANFI UCIiUTy,
r. G. BARR, Proctor for Libcllant. =
WHEELING, ". Va, Sent. SO. 1854, oru

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
i. ONO COUNTY. 49,.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Viz.
ginia. October Rules 1851 n. ..,f.' -.
Marcus ". Amick, Executor OF the estate OF
Rz,EElg4 Thomas II. Wins, deceased. -
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Igenlt;,lAotless,.
inIsTR1CT COURT OF THE JINiTr::5,
1ISTATES, DISTRICT OF WEST viRGfvi S y.

doing business under De arm A,.,t,,
name Of G. Il. Booth 4 Bon, In IdT1,estnt
III Steamboat "cou..cr.n
wnEhIAs, 4 libel has been fled IN the ,t,,,,,
9an 2! he United stA,es 10y The District q WI
Prank Booth. survivor pi himself and c. ii. hn,Gy
latc partners doing business under The Ann sS,,
Of q. II. 1ooth 4 Son, agAlns, The s,ea, nsstne
Courier" her engines, Tackle Oatat ippsseI ssS
Now, therefore, In pursuance O.. The no,,,.u
under ihe seal Of the said Court, 10 me ditS,on,
and delivered, DO hereby give public no,icc y 81
tackle, outat, apparel and furniture, or ~ s1 a.
manner interested therein, OF, knowing o, X Ivy
deened and sold pursuant to the pfhyer o, s .S
libel that they be and appear belorc .ald bf,,.Nd
Court 70 he held In the CITY o Wheeling in and iSss
the District Of West Virginia, on. sAT1RbHY' % Ss
18th DAY 81 OCTOBER, lSl, At il O'clock IN w
forenoon Of that day; provided the sane ,hSlI IN, Hs
day Of Jurisdiction; otherwise on the next Iav ~
Jurisdiction thereafter then and there 10 in,r,soi
their claims, and 70 make their allegations j ,Ssee
Dehali. :. &c.. ~ GEO. ". AIkINSNN e''At
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nlSTRICT COURT OF THE IJNITTinr
OsTATEs, DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA ~
Frank Booth, survivor OF hlnselil
and Charles II. Booth, late par..
ne1s under the aym name o! Z. Attachtnc,,
II. Booth & Son, ~ " in Adnin,us.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-12-20
Books that Mold the Face.

In one : intercourse with the world.
he cannot fail to feel that the absence
of an intellectual expression often mars
the beauty, and renders unattractive
those who may have naturally well
formed faces and symmetrical figures.
Books ii is true, of themselves are not
ohtrusive To be had and enjoyed.
they must be sought and read. and il
the seeking and selection be judiclouS
and the reading systematic, the result
will be beneficial, will inspire generous
and tendor Sentiments, strengthen and
improve The mind, giving to the coun-
tenance pleasing aud charming ex-
preston and beauty aS attractive aS
il is unfading. The lady who is judi
ciouslY conversant with books will find, y
says the writer before mentioned, cher
countenance improving A. her mild
improves and her look, ennoblcd aS hei
heart is elevated, and they who SelcC,
and read pure and elcyating books cal
rest assured that their friendship vii.
become more interesting and their At
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ical beauty, so desirable and 50 often
and generally sought to be improved
bv paints, cosmetics and other nos
trums, i and ever must be inferior TO
mental; but, when the two are com
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her conversation exceedingly interest
ing and her personal charms captivat'
ing, if not, indeed, irresistible