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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

a New Purchase that Will Greatly
Benefit the City.

George z. Bissell, A. trustee, sold 10 Joseph
W Wonderly and wife. the property known
as the Nellis block, situated al the corner OF
Monroe and Pearl streets, yesterday. The
consideration was S3s.0oo Mr. Wonderly
expects 10 make many changes and improve
ments IN his new property and will probably
transform II, and the building adjoining,
which he now Owls, into one large business
block 10 be known under one name. The
Nellis block will lose many OF its present oc-
cupants IN the upper stories; the tables of
the money changers will be overturned and
cast out, ditto the occupants of doubtful
character. A passenger elevator, with the
first entrance at the stair landing of the see
ond floor IL contemplated, and Mr. Wonderly
hopes to give the new block such conyen-
fences, furnishings and reputation as shall
place ii among the very best and most sought
after in the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

The Michigan Passenger Association met
st the Grand pacihc Hotel. Chicago yester
day.
The Metropolitan Orers House Company
~ New York ia bsdly demoaallsssi ht Dr
Damfosch's DEATH and may break up eosn
plnteiS
hrs. Iosell. wifs II Minister Lowell. died
"a London yesterday In conformity wsth
Mr.. fnveils desires the funeral II his late
wifs eli BIC rsnfncted privately.
Harris. lestef carrier - ttina, y y.
has obtained vpflies nf $50 against NfH
" Williams. ef hat eitr. wpsth kaNss
go. f9f injafise inflicted IS hsf vieis,t,s si.sr
~hieh lsia ~ the eaffisf fef ase menshs
NJ Jisavf rastsfsssn. - Nes task bas
teneisea aisialeh ffsns AZ f-aaaf hfsa.
- Ghisanps sefien he has aesesss a. tFsa
pfasssseitisss ~ Rah4 4 &. a~liisan naas
Ns~ usleshs fes he issls SD Sic sl,ats - shs
hst seseifss
fisfbest fafisss ssea -. : Ia st~.sens
ed 49, = @sH - a. ei.4fhios - = ,sgs<stss
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
In the House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-About twenty
members were present when the House Was
called To order at 10 a. IN. in continuation of
yesterdays session. By unanimous consent
it was agreed that the session of Thursday
should begin at noon and the session
of Wednesday be terminated al Il59
The House at once went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the River and
Harbor DILL. The entire bill. with the excep-
tion of that portion including the Hennepin
canal and the lower Mississippi river i'm
provement, was read through without ma
terial change, when. at lac. the House ad-
journed and was again called to order for the
session of Thursday
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9-When the Post
office Appropriation bill comes up in the
Senate an attempt will be made 10 insert a
clause appropriating S600,O0O for carrying
the United States mails 10y vessels of Ameri-
can registery, better known a. the Pacific
Mail Subsidy clause" If tins meets defeat.
as it probably will, members of the lobby
will endeavor to have the clause inserted by
the Committee on Conference.
Agent Armstrong. AT the Crow Agency.
Montana. writes to the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs that the testimony Of the In
dians taken before the committee of the
Board oflrrade of Billings. Montana. regard
ing the lease of portion of the Crow re-er-
vafiOn was mess of perjury.
Eight hundred additional policemen have
been provided by Congress for preserving
order during the Washington monument
unveiling services and the Inauguration Ger
emonies. The first batch of two hundred
were sworn in to-day: the Others will Toe
sworn in from day TO day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

BLooAuSoroS. H., Feb. ia cablegram
has been received from Germany that Carl
Herman, young German-American of this
city, aged y. who Is visiting his old home,
has been seized by the police there. trans
ported to Magd~burg. and Is about to be
fore q to join the German army. His uncle,
DIR. Herman Schroeder, of this city, has com
municated with the American Minister at
Berlin. Carl Herman came here when ten
years old. and intends becoming a citizen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
BIG FIRE IN CHICAGO.
A Fine Block on Dearborn Street
Badly Damaged.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-At 5 o'clock tonight
fire broke out in the upper story of the fine
granite block. lib and 1l5 Dearborn street.
The building contains three banks, the Ma
tional Bank of Illinois, c. l.. Brewer & Co.,
bankers and brokers' and the Continental
National Bank. The upper stories were oc-
cupied by some forty law and other offices.
Notwithstanding the fact that the building
was considered freproof. the upper stories
were gutted by the fire, and the lower
ones were flooded with water. An explosion
of gas in the vault of the Bank of Illinois
occurred, wrecking portion of the lower
walls, but it is thought the valuables and
records are safe. Steamers are still plying
on the building at midnight. The total loss
will reach from $125,0OO to $15O,OOO. The
block was purchased by Sheppard Brooks. of
Boston, for $4,000. few months since.
and its annual rental amounted to $4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

ALBANY, Feb. l9.-It il generally conceded
that Bayard, Manning and Garland will re-
o Brien said today that he was confident
Manning would be taken into the Cabinet.
tie did not think he would accept the Treas
ury portfolio. because IL would necessitate
severing his connections with the bank of
which ne j. president, which would entail
serious financial loss. He thought the Post
master Gcnsralship was most probably the
position be would accept.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
Miners Fearful of Suffering.

SHAWNEE, o., Feb. 19.-The many reports
circulated concerning the end of the strike
has almost wholly checked the reports of the
miners relief committee. The past week
but $S9O.S3 was received which, if distrib-
uted, would not amount to twenty cents per
family. Things look desperate for Shawnee
and vicinity, a the men here will be unable
to return to work until the Bristol tunnel ia
repaired, which will be three months hence,
and If the relief fund is done away with great
suffering will be experienced.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
q Man Frozen to a Wire Fence.

DEARBORN, Mich, Feb. ia man aged
fifty years or more left Papke's saloon IN
Dearborn at 10 O'Clock last night to go to the
found this morning, his hands clutching
barbed wire fence. jury was empaneled
and adjourned till Monday next at p. IN.
The man was comfortably dressed, and
pocket knife, handkerchief and some money
was found on searching his clothing. Up to
o'clock this afternoon he had not been
identified.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF 4. V. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel, !
GRAND RAPIDS. Feb. "a. 1885.

Cables quoted wheat in Liverpool frmer but Cd
lower in London. Corn easier and tending DOWN
ward.
Chicago receipts were "a cars wheat II cars
corn. 80 cars oats and s5. 600 hogs.
Another day of extreme dullness passed on
the markets and the range of prices was confined
to &c on wheat and corn and l2lsc per Dbl on
pork
The situation does not improve and has come
to resemble very closely the condition Of affairs
which prevailed sixty days ago. when cash wheat
sold in Chicago at 6ec, just previous to an sd-
vance of 13c per bu. The local Chicago crowd
are heavily short" of wheat. and the country has
pretty generally adopted that side as the one
which is sure to win. | have. however. noticed
that the surest things to win are often the ones
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
Woe to the Red-Headed Colonel.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Col. Alexander. the
Texan who had some difficulty with Tom
Ochiltree yesterday, is in belligerent state
of mind this morning. He denounces Ochil-
tree as a liar and scoundrel, and says he did
not apologize to him and never will. Il
shall wait until after the close of this sess-
ion," he said, ''when Ochiltree will become
private citizen, and will shoot him on sight
then, unless he makes an ample apology. L
know his game will be to run from me, but
| can run as fast and as far as he can. He
shall not escape me-"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
City versus Gas Company

PITTsBUBe, Feb. 19.-Judge Stowe filed his
opinion to-day in the equity proceeding of
the city of Pittsburg against the Pennsyl-
vania Fuel Gas company. The Judge strong
mission of disinterested parties to enquire
into, and report on, the condition and safety
of the defendant. pipes within the city
limits. He grants a particular injunction
restraining defendant from sending gas
into the city through the. present
line pipes, and treats on the subject
of natural gas and the rights of companies
in full
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

FIouR-Dull but STEADY. Minnesota extra.
s. 0Od5 0: round hoop Ohio. s. o0a5 20: ST.
Louis extra. S. OoGj 20: southern -four quiet:
common to choice extra. 81 20Hs IS
WHEAT - Options were quite active bat irregu-
lar and closed steady at yesterday prices Spot
lots were firm and in fair demand closing steady.
Spot sales Of ungraded spring at Sc; ungraded
winter red s6H s0c; No. do SIC. No. red win
ter. p0hne2Ssc:. No 2 red state, 92c; No. red
winter. February. s3isc bid. do March 50ls
H5Oiac. do April. faA A6sqsc
CoRs-Options unsettled. with only moderate
trading. The closing prices we're firm and q
trifie higher. Spot lots werc weak and slightly
lower. Spot sales Of ungradei mixed. - tf6sst<c:
steamer mixed 81. i.h5t4e, and ungrsded white.
sesneoc; No. 2 mixed March 505sh soiac. DO
April. tqa 64pkc. do May, tof 6se &c.
okTs-opfons were dull and Irregular closing
weak and "a nc lower. Spot lots stesssiy and
unchanged. Spo, sales ~ No. white state. So.
No mixed cash. ssis bid. DO Fchruary s7hc
hid do March pa G bid.
RvYln fair demand and steady. Western. ea6
5ic. Canada and state. 7lG72tsc
BsRLrr rr-tirD hat dull.
PoRg Dali bat stsady mess quoted A. Si4 2s
LARD loeed firm: s. s esSh. - ssfj- 81
March g. soeS1 81 April.
RrrrER -Firu hui quiet state issr1se western
in<7 sr
suosa Dali. fair 70 god refining. sts-isa
sc.
teas-FirEn; state isasse. western. lossso.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
Mutinous Canadians.

LONDON, Feb. 19.-It is rumored that the
Canadian voyageurs aboard the transport
Poonah from Alexandria, have mutinied,
and that gunboat with force of marines,
has been sent to- quell the outbread. 1t is
certain that orders were received at Queens
town this evening to send assistance.to the
Poonah but the facts in the matter are sup
pressed. The voyageurs were to have been
transferred to the steamer Hanover, at
Queenstown. which was to have conveyed
them to America.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 19.-Gov. Harri-
son left for the Washington monument dedi-
cation this morning. Part of his staff goes
tomorrow. This evening the first company
of the Governors Foot Guards, the oldest
military organization in the United States,
left for the same purpose. The company
numbers eighty men. under the command of
Major j. @. Kinney. The showy continental
uniform of this company will prove an in-
teresting feature of the parade.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The sub-commit-
tee. 20 which was referred the subject of the
proposed additional appropriation for the
New Orleans Exposition, temporarily sus-
pended consideration of the subject IN order
20 obtain from New Orleans additional in
formation as to the exact financial condition
of the Exposition. IL IL expected that a
lump sum equal TO the emergency will be
given outright. instead of putting II in the
form of loan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

NE~ OHffAs@. Feb. io.~The two haasy
failures - yesterday wsfs falle~ea bY =
numteF - others T.. aas. tsidiefs. paS 4
Co. riaHHfaetafeFs. havs oesfed their sIfops
efts - their efeditafs individually ssad as
fneullsefs ~ the hffu. The Iiabiiisies sfs
49, ~. - ~bish kap A. i saeafe.l fhs
afm szsets sse ss'si So
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
ney in the end.
New York.

NEW YORK. Feb. ~.
Wall street closing: Money closed at easy
rates. tie ruling rates for call loans throughout
the day were 1d1Is per cent. Exchange closed
quiet: posted rates stst94.s1l,; actual rates.
4ssi4G4.s3Is for 90 days. and 4.s5ss6is8A for
demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6s l2s
bid; o coupons 122lk; avs do 1l22l bid.
Pacihe railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
frsts. Iil1, to IL: Land Grants los bid. sinking
funds. l1shG1l9 bid: Centrals. 1l01, 60 III.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
a Cemetery Desecrsted

PorST PLKAsASr. ". Va. Feb. i9.-At the
burial ground attached 10 Pisgah Church.
five miles from here, the sexton on Tuesday
found half dozen bodies taken from the
graves and strewn about the ground There
Is no clev to the perpetrators nor to the mo-
tive
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Nsw YoBK. Feb. l9-Another large fail
ure was announced to-day in New Orleans.
Chafe e Powell. cotton commission mer-
clsntF, have suspended. al ds sked an extern
Sion. iheir liabilities are S5bO,u0, and
their assets are valued $4,000. Chaffe is a
brother of the senior partner IN the firm of
John Chaffe's Sons. whose suspension was
published yesterday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Nav YonK. Feb. t9.-Dr. Lewis Fishery.
ST Fifth avenue. died this morning after a
abort iilness. DR.. Fishery is. perhaps the
most eminent specialist of Diseases Of the
larynx in the world tie was a. years Of
age. He graduated IN medicine at Jefferson
college. PhdadcIphia. and afterwards be
came 4 fansrai praciitionar in that CITY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

IoxooS. Feb. la-rhe morning papers
conmeut nnfavorabiy upon olsdstone's
failure - make any alinsiou in hls state
raeni to the House 81 Cosnnons - tlortior'z =
fste. or to his hersic defense II khartcnua
such apparent want nf feeling on the part
Of The Premier is leoked uvon as anacrpunt
ahia
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

LaNsrSa. Mich. Feb. ig.-The following
officers for the coming year were elected by
the State Sportsmens convention prior 10
adjournment yesterday afternoon; Prcai-
dent. r. =. Holmes, Grand Rapida; Secre-
tary. Mark Norris. Grand Rapisls. Treasurer,
y a. Osgood, Battle Creek, directors. Thoa
5. Cobb. Kalamazoo; =. g. Nichols. Battle
Creek
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Sg~essi tsisreset - Tns Tr1esnt1
hov sse t4fT. N'ch.. - IA TIE tnitsn
~-sesi bsilaiar r. this utr rxuxia nrt thl-
sftefneen ssssi vss destroyed TIE frs wes
~ discovered unssi sffss tiss e14e ~ ssa.aa
~ ~ sst 1lse 49, = afsaat III ~. -
seees ~ kfaen rl,s 4rssss 49, 4 rrnles
ssse ~ fsas aefaf4ns*ss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

NEw YoRK. Feb. l9--Assistant District
Attorney Purify said to-day: Had | known
that Phelan intended hight I would have
clipped his = aud had him put IA the
house of detention. We wlll see on ~aturday
what can be done Shorts counsel says he
will not move for dismissal Of the case. but
viii demand that Phelan be produced IN
ponrf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

BAAzn., Ind. Feb. 19.-Fire originated in
the Thomas block this morning, burned out
five stores and caused $4,000. Partially in
sured
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
Baking Powder Burned.

FARpoRT, N. Y, Feb. 19.-French, Palmer
& French's baking powder mandatory
burned tonight Loss on building and
stock x47. 600
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

MsxgafFs. Mick.. Feb i9-fie rssisienee
cf Jse Wbisl.ieu. iast oatsisis she eits
tnrnesi isst uishf Nfs Whisslea 49, sisne
aad, ahils removing fhe fsnfsnts ~ fhe
hoass. aae sa3 ssstssi esd ilafHssi Fl stis4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Ne have Opened ns,eHil} few csssee - Dress
tIosas ti.at sllIf-- even 90 ibe itiie low
prices Double loid Cashmere. lH ali s0lofs
only lsc Splendid cashmere. all coiore. ssrx
hne. Tor onls -. These ftsals esn D. fsnDd
elsewhere n aiD.ost sAs sfnIe ioi doube te price
ask. NfIA NG a to&Fkhn.
special Prices s-,iood Tvln Toweline for onls
lc
- sarsis eppi Yard wsde Cotton doth for onls
one Dollar.
i6 safJs good Gotten fllIuei FER Dnr i5s'lar.
GOOD aiIoo Tor only an6 5 eseftr per sani-
II yaris beautiful Brocsdp e1.es Goods Ter One
Dollar.
Good White FLANNEL for onls nine osnfs.
B-aulifHl Brecs8e Dress ffs,fsis all ooloTx for
pnl, ~ and Il 81.
We cannot beg4n ID cuufafiglte ali fhe afflclas
belng sold 81 these inafKelouf soN Tr1cee
rrEiNa IL toMfkNa.
II anybody iells s,u shat our establishment is
der place - ifsia come afd fudef Cor yourselves
NfhsNs a ospAk1.
Our competitors have always told sssu il.s.f ,os
would b. compeilf-i 90 pas 1lR prizes ioF every
thing purchased ~ store AoDdas III they so
so any moTer ~GllNc * ONpANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Dsrnrrf Feh ~
FfntR t. iay's prfcs~ sre. Nichigen w4nfs~
whrat g. fSs3t So Nichican winter wtevsf rssi -
tfs.ce~f a. te<4i ~ Msehiean wintrf wf.sat rat
enfs 6 eAas D. Ninneaosa heker< 81 &A7f -
Nfanueata l,etenfp. s. 1taf ~. ree. 81 fset 90
Tbs nsefeina's raseoine vhses So stnli ess3
anrhene@i ifies~ Ynsiesi liff'r fras1 fls~e q
fertcftisfs Germ ~4e ~ srf,4e aasaaud srs fsu
uinatee On the ezl f>sssr,l tists ~nfr sfaa.tt ~
fnis1i = ins iasf sffhe ersat7s. estsfsfsfs.s
vrfc fsslfr@a
wnHtf y. ehlt4. 49, So fss s7Ae assul
Fptsfaeff sFasf hia f ~ asknt Msfth - issi
% - nshrfI AF4f as4r hi8 @tss askrss Mas
- hAl "a aek.l. ~ - sf--s ~ hs4 @sssf
apke<f feifaatF - t.ia esi<t aesssk Ass4k
asste rA ~ ssk~as Mas a. htt 80 aaAees
N t@s ffts sehst fes~tssa ssst ssvs -
ssA<st
tens ~ sss-' q 49, ~ 49, f-tsusfs
fste ttsa seAe Hssfa Me- 80 tfs sfse
sske1. tssA ef*r4 ts..4 kat Es&4 @skas @-s
f.tfsAs - fs.l f9sa aek~z
tfttk ~ 9 1f8hA a. esAsa4. FossFzssff So
@ss~i n.s ~ kia. ~ sas.A m1s "a -
sssss; fss.'.sss 3 - g ssss asf ~
<*Ef*e 9<se rss.e4 sTs4 q = a. a -
$3.50. Ns-~< = = s~s>z
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
Prophecies BEING FIs
FILLED.

Thousands aad Thousands oI
Dotiars Beng Sarsf 81 Csfszea
~ ho Paff0nf@e SPrsssg a Conn
f,aHy-4 Quarter oI a Million
Dollars ga Meechaadfse settling
of the Most 4ssoAsss issgfN Los
I>facc*.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Some flale asso ~ ADVERTISED a. saVe 10 tA<
people oi tlils sssotien ~ tne Slass ~tL "a ~
eVofs Doay vino sa make tll purchases Al ssgI
stofc many LoursllS of uo lara. s.llu c1lil ea1
te fhourAH4s slo klsli ouf sttarc oalls lo sssg AZ
afs- Dct carr lng oul ~ eoou fsllh ouf prom
leee- fEoin Hke ~ otNtal tiiolsl-L4 l,r1fc uAtt}
visit sisfre Nll3 attest - ll4e s.satltaA
liat - tiit4I txferienoe have tises fDoHn
prs U0,s4s and tsrs-is ssfia at such slstoaauiile
koe Ialcss,-
ae .irt sslteis sskeJ aeN ione tls sale ls - ossn
Lnnc. IL illlrHeI Ha taN t4ais tl le itapeH
slnle tol us lo leterlnlle. sf.ea Viii oIs
Narl aI t~u huil9fea hna nffs ti..ltaa10 ioila.r>
&iSrth 81 .slfFtta4l1i-e ~ tIl All.lN aud Wine
ofhe4s fshil4E CA full. 5tlsi teT irolu te
lFl0e at iheif s,ssls ia of.ler goiuEesc VITA
alll aIlnounee nlal sif siiss Viii iefsE male IA
fee o1Ae. ilsauco3 g. SIS ear clHtoInssfs
that tlc sIe 81 gtselA ai our risae VIII De clltll-
oes1 y ifhoul eitsii4k
II j. h. oot eolsNe1leoi fof sou 60 come tie
next &. csitar sile1 a le cOufola
lell los sfsl 4nu Mi henosdortli 1Dd
store alnt Tie sofals ~li is te found
tiis,a -g i4an yssa oSs lissin sss hers,
itlsissrh 1s.0e ga quarter f1in lsseiF pr1cs-
>PAIN1 a s)AtANl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Upward 81 3p05 yards 6oe8 Brown cotton al ia
lowest price ever known. from 5 cents per yard
and npWHni. - l3leachei oiltal the lowest
price ever knew fPl0N0 a toAPANf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

pauic Price, ga Cloaks U5il b. maintained until
ali closed oui. Thousands have bessn sold bf
tins seHes,n. fhooSsnis tf l.idis l8Fe l,esAn
u.ssos hapfs b. the loN I91sr. Di.il U,iuk - a.;
4 good cloak TOR only st.fj S8.fn. ss.o ss.vl
ssV1 5000. SIZo0 tllc t'fi. iie l.li iDlls
worth double the nou.e.
SfRgNs 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

An immense stock io s..leci from.
SpaINo q CoMPANx.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-20

Our sale Of einbr3i8efles aud hair goods is &C.
tsinis without pIeceJeug tis eailre STOCK l,o4-
1lKels being CLOSED uti a. hillf rlCe.
oTAINs * IoMPANf.
better quality at iS-tVo ala hall ctsts eaaiA
How that soundf
sfRIN0 CoAlFaNs
The Southern herald., 1885-11-21
CONSCIOUS or SIN.


The Disturbance Of Convletion-sBlessed
Are They which Do Hunger and Thirst
After RiEhteoasness.-
A man who rarely thinks of bis relig-
ious state msy often have a sort of
peace and satisfaction which Is un-
known to those more thoughtful The
eoarser outlines Of common morality
are familiar to him. They stand like
mountain peaks around him. and he
easily keeps within them. Name over
the points in the Deealogue and be can
say with the man in the Gospel; IAN
these have I kept" He would not steal
or kin or defraud. Beyond these he
has never seen He has never even be-
come aware that there is anything be.
yOnd. Let him 60 little higher and
look out. and the whole world Of finer
obligation begins to unveil itself; the
world Of pure motive and generous
intention, of godliness and spiritual
life. He begins to see how broad the
Divine law is, and how it takes note of
the spirit that is in a man as well as the
conduct that flows from him. He be-
comes vaguely conscious of a higher
standard Of living than he ever before
dreamed OF. He has heretofore seen
the coarser outlines of the Divine law;
he now begins TO see something Of its
finer spirit.
1 But he Is more uncomfortable and
dissatisfied with himself than ever be-
fore. He never seemed to himself SO
unworthy as now when he is seeking
the better way. He surely has not be.
come any worse by this effort to be bet
ter. But as he rises higher he sees
farther as the light shines more be
sees more He perceives what the law
means and begins to realize his task.
His dissatisfaction Is from the awaken.
ing Of new life. There have beer
aroused new hunger and new
thirst which the old life no longer salts
ties. The old life no longer fills the en-
larged capacity He is hungry anC
finds no bread; he is thirsty and know,
not where to find the fountain. Their
The Southern herald., 1885-11-21
FASHIONS wHlMs.

No Excuse for Untidy House Dresses
some of the Notable styles.
With the present low prices of goods
and the wonderful facilities afforded for
reliable dress-making by cut paper pat
terms, there is no excuse for untidy
house dresses. The "Mlmosa' is
lovely home style of costume, when made
of any of the regular grades of prints
and prettily adorned with embroidery.
Too much praise can not be bestowed
on the "Clemence" dress, designed es-
pecially for home wear This mode
requires. satine or very fine figured
gingham, combined with plain goods
of like quality. Another exceeding
ly becoming dress, suitable to be worn
while receiving morning calls, is the
''Trenna" design. This mode should
be disposed in China Grape and hand
somely trimmed with wide and narrow
Egyptian lace or '.plat val, )" the latter
garniture most favored. Piazza
dresses are made up quite deliberately.
The "Barberina design is very pretty,
and can be effectively disposed in white
serge, trimmed with Angora lace and
bows Of white satin. The plain figured
surahs, also China pongees, form de-
sirable costumes for home wear. Fash
ion does not, as formerly, advocate
wrappers for young ladies, although
the loose style Of dress called Mother
Hubbard" is favored, and often seen
in the parlor during the early part Of
the day. The '1ncline" costume is
very artistic. This design is especially
becoming to young women. 1t looks
we'll made Of China silk or any otheI
light weight fine goods, and richly
adorned with lace. Flowers for even
ing home dress are almost always pret.
ty. A cluster worn on one side of the
corsage, and another bunch Of the same
kind placed at the belt gives an attract
i've finish. IN r Herald