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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08
LADIEsi oCCupAT1oNs

The opportunities for ladies to find
employment that IL both suitable and
remunerative are limited their pay
IL usually poor as compared with the
salaries paid TO men In same lines OF
I occupation. But there are some very
noted exceptions; journalism, the
drama, music and the plstfOrm offer
equal advantages 20 men and women /;
and there is one occupation In which
women are centrally more successful
than men, and that Is ia the managel
ment Of special agencies. By special
agencies, We mean they are given the
exclusive control Of the sale Of speciRl
articles that cannot be bought at the
stores, and II the articles have merit,
and are In demand, they are q sure
source Of profit to the special agent II
properly handled. In this line the
Cincinnati Suspender Company are
offering Inducements to ladies that we
think ought to attract attention.
They are now manufacturing the now
celebrated Queen City Skirt Suspend
ers for ladies and misses and their IN
eqUaled Stocking Supporters for la
dies and children. Oscar Wilde, i'm
his philosophy of Dress, !" says,
1.-THE first and last rule is this, that
each separate article OF apparel Is 70
be suspended from the shoulders al
ways, aud never from the waist Ma
ture gives one no opportunity at all Of
suspending anything from the waists
delicate curve. Consequently, by
means Of tight corset, q regular arti-
fetal ledge had to be produced, from
which the lower garments are hung.
Where there are no suspenders there
must be eOrsets adopt the former and
the latter disappear. Catherine de
Medieis, High PTiestess Of poison and
pettieOats, invented the corset. Now
eorssts are wholly bad, PetueOats
should be suspended from the should.
eTs." No ladies or miss should be
without suspenders. Our lead
ing physicians recommend them
and are loud in their praise Of the
Queen City Suspenders. These
goods are manufactured by women,
who have made the wants Of ladies
and children a study, and they ask
US TO refer them 10 some reliable and
energetic lady &c take the exclusive
sale Of them, and we certainly think
that an earnest solicitation in every
household would meet with a ready |
response, and that n determined wO-
man could make a handsome salary
and have an exclusive agency that |
would be very profitable. We sdvise
any lady who Is In need Of employ |
meDl TO send to this company her
name and address (plainly wTitteD), |
and mention this paper. Address The
Cincinnati Suspender Cn., lT9 Main |
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
There are In the New York Assem- |
bly, los natives Of that State, eight |
born In Texas, two in Pennsylvania,
four in Scotland, three In New Jersey,
and three in England. 9-8t
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Notice.

n7HE Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
III the Saline County Agricultural, Hortieul-
tural aud Mechanical Association viii be bed a.
the Court House, In the City Of salina, on The
second Tuesday Of April, 1Ss6. tAprl i3ihl, COM
menciDg e. one O'Clock P. ~, for The purpose Of
electinE board Of nine 90 directors, and for the
transaction Of such other business a. may prop
erly come before it. The election viii be b hal
lot, either IN person or By proxy. Zach pro1y
must Be signed By the person giving Il, and state
10 whom Il a given and for What purpose. All
persons holding proxies are requested 20 present
them 10 The secretary Of the society, c. s. Mar
tic, a. the Register OF DEEDS once, during the
forenoon Of election day that they may be exam
ined and registered, TINS saving the zine Of the
convention. A fuii nd ltelnlEed statement Of the
receipts and Expenditures Of the Society ior the
past rear 4ili Be presented 20 the meeting.
Every stockhoider . requested 70 be present ard
See hear and act Cor himself Any others Who
are interested 10 the development 0fthe sgricul-
tural aud meohanic1l interests Of The county, and
desire their ENCOURAGEMENT through The holding
Of fairs. are Invited 20 Be present
TnOs. ANDERSON,
"A President Of Board Of Director.
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From the annual catalogue OF Bris-
t0l Sisters, Of Topeka, the following
Is taken: Chrysaathemums, most
appropriately termed the Queen Of
Autumn have grown 20 rapidly ID
public favor that to-day they hcld
froBt rank In popularity In the world
Of horticulture. They have taken
the country By storm. The attention
that has been given during the past
few years 70 their importation from
abroad and the raising Of new vaTie-
ties In this country, has resulted In
marvellous Improvements. 'Chrys-
anthemum shows have been the
greatest novelty and attraction a the
season during the past fall ia the
large cities. they have been widely
commented on throughout the com
try. from the daily preas % the pull
pit. The fascination IL irresistibie-
professionals, amateurs. everyone be-
coming Interested and enthusiastic
where the opportunity has occurred
20 view these gorgeous exhibitions.
why should not the opportunity be
Afforded, 20 some extent, % cur Wes-
tern people as wei T0edect this L
has been decided that there shall Be
held 8 chryeanthemum show and
floral exhibition, under the auspices
Of the Topeka Lihrsry association.
81 Topeka, eETiy 90 November
next; viii last two days and evenings
and VIII Sc held si Library hall.
piaca especIaliT adapted for tala pur-
poss.
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1 have recently improved the Nov
city Mills and am now prepared 20 do
as good work as any mill in Salina.
Bring on your grists and give a trial.
ED. LOTT, Proprietor.
To subscribers for tickets to the
Mendelssohn Quintette Club Concert,
Company Of Boston: the diagram will
be open Monday, March 9th. To the
public, Thursday, April LIST. Concert
at Opera House, Thursday evening,
April sth. Secure your tickets early
at Whiteheadis. S-Sw.
Wheat Flour, Rye Flour. Graham
Flour, Buckwheat Flour Corn Meal
and all kinds Of chop feed constantly
n hand and for sale at the Novelty
Mills. +. LOTT, Proprietor.
Fresh GrOceTies-nicest In the mar
ket, at ]. A. Nelson's grocery.
Every body admires the fine dis
play Of shelf Hardware al Braniff &
LOuIau =
Go to SOlberg's tailor shop and look
over the handsome spring goods.
Come in and see the fine display Of
Cutlery at Braniff & Conradis.
Elegant spring goods just received
by Solberg, the tailor.
Old Process Flour raises better,
tastes better and has more strength
than any other kind. Ed. Lott makes
It. Buy q sack Of Vienna Flour.
We have just received n car Of Min
nesOta potatoes, with the folio wing
varieties: Beauty OF Hebron, early
rose, pear, peerless and peach blow.
This Is q good OPPORTUNITY for yOu to
get seed. CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1850.



Real Estate c0nveyances for week
ending April Srd, 1885. furnished BY
Wight, Henne & Lynn. Abstractors Of
titles, Salina, Kansas:
CE EbeFhardt trustee and vi 70 II
s. Atwood lot ., Ciatiin ave Salina,
" d $500.
CE Ebsrhardt trustee and VI 10 M
s Atwood, lots Is snd % KirWin ave
and 50 Jewell ave X. Wesleyan Col.
add " d f279 50.
oh Spnrgeon and VI to n L Hall
lot 81 9th street Salina " d Sl25 90.
4 H Terry and VT 10 John Geissler
lot Z blk A Bavaria " q Sl5.OJ.
w N Brown TO j. Geissler ehf Of
lot and blk g Bavaria " d 800.
A Dickerman to AlOnBo Dickerman
nhf seqr 10 IA 5E 3 d $4,000
w A Phillips and vi 70 II g Tuck
lot Cedar 81 Phillips Sd add Salina
" si25.
n W StOrek and VT 10 J B and J d
Johns all Of 81 Is 4W " d $500.
s Al Wilson and vi 20 J Anderson
pt Of nWqr "a IA 3w " d 1885.
J Luudgren 20 4 IsaaesOH WIFI seqi
. IS Wv v Sil75.
y = n 10 W n 0auAu u SUI g "
IS 4W pat.
State Of Kansas 70 w Z KenisOn
nhf sTqr 10 2w pat 500.
VIM Phillips and wife 20 VIM Ira
Wis WIFI lot Sth street Salina " q $50.
q ] Brunger and vi to n B Beebe |
lot 25 Santa Fe ave Salina " 500.
J Wetherbee and W 10 n B Beebe |
lot q Santa Fe ave Salina " d 500.
ID Beebe and VI 70 Fred Straus lots |
% and % santa Fe ave Sallna " d
$500.
JH Hsgler and VT 10 Mary A Dan
iels lot 8 blk Bridgeport " $50.
r McBratney aud VT 70 l. LOner-
gan pt Of seqr 80 Is 2w " d $500.
Z i Peterson 10 2 Anderson neqr
Of NV Or l64wqed 81.
A Miller and VT to II J Miller swqr /
Of neqr and NV Or Of seqr 4 Is Nv "
d SlTOO.
r 5 See and VT to J H Dreyer wifi
lot l64 sth street and lots l65 and l66
Mulberry st Salina " $3.50.
HO Kent and " 10 Benz Jenkins pt
lf2l l42 W d Sl595.47.
II o Kent and W 20 Benz Jenkins
pt of q l42dc d 81.
VIM Schadewilz and VT to Denton
& Hull shf seqr and ehf swqr 10 IA 5
y 5000.
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NEW YORK, April 3-The Herald
this morning says: There are prOml-
nent men on Wall street who freely
profess the belief that there has been
some mysterious sinister connection
between certain spectators ia the
Stock exchange, and the leaders Of
the strike IN the west. Washington
+. Conner speaks with emphasis Of
the subject. He said to q reporter
yesterday: Il understand that cipher
dispatches passed between the leader
Of the strikers and n brother in this
city. These messages could only be
on one subject, and Il is q matter that
il would be we'll to investigate. II
would not be q hard matter to do so,
as the dispatches were traced. A mo-
tive TO do this sort Of thing Is very
strong. a man who was short 100000
or more shares 81 stocks, could well
afford to pay $4,000 OF 100000 to stir
up the strike"
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This name has become 90 familiar
with the most Of people throughout
cot the United States that Il is bar
dly necessary to state that
he is the originator Of the great
DR.. Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup,
the peoples favorite remedy, wheF-
ever known, for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption and all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. Price 80 cents
and Sl.OO. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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LEAvENwORTH, Kan, April s.
Professor Foster, meierOlOgist, late Of
Iowa, will make the following pre-
dictiOns through the LeavenwOrth
Times tomorrow Great storms will
pass over the United States in rapid
succession during the last ten days Of
April, and all shipping interests, es-
pecially In the northern states should
prepare to protect their property from
heavy rain, high winds. floods, sleet,
snow, and extreme changes Of the
weather on land and from dangerous
gales on the lakes and Atlantic coast.
The heaviest Of these stOrms will be
over the Mississippi basin about April
p or %. West OF that earlier and
east later. Mr.. Foster was the au-
thor Of the prediction that great
storms would pass over the lakes and
northeastern states, February p and
20, snd the storm Is now raging which
he predicted 3 week ago.
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Thousand, ssVso.

Mr.. 7. W. Atkins. Glrard, Kansas,
writes II never hesitate to recon-.
mend your Electric Bitters TO my Gus
TONERS, they give entire satisfaction
and are raDid sellers" Electric Bit.
tiers are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kid.
ney and Liver Complaint. Purify the
Blood aud regulate the bowels No
family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds Of dollars in
doctor bills every year Sold ct fifty
cents q bottle by Oscar Seitz.
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Allow = cough 10 run until Il gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say. "Oh It viii wear sway
but In most cases Il wears them away.
Could they be induced 10 try the sue
cessful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam. which we sell on positive guar
antee to cure, they would immediate
ly see the excellent effect after taking
the first dose. Price SOC. and 800
Trial size free. J. J. Purcell. g
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wslkIno sksIeion.

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Meehanics5urg,
Pa, writes: II was afflicted with
lung fever and abseess on lungs, and
reduced to a Ipalking skeleton. Got q
free trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
did so much good that l bought a dol
lar bottle. After using three bottles
found myself once more = man, COM
pletely restored to health, With a
hearty appetite and a gain in flesh Of
As lbs"
Call at Oscar Seiiz's Store and get q
free trial bottle Of this certain cure for
all Lung Diseases. Large bottles 81
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The matron Of the Home Of the
FFiendless at Jersey City, n. J.,
writes: Everything good for babies
deserves attention. Group Is their
worst enemy. / am happy to state
that we have used Hills Peerless
Cough Syrup with best Of results here
among our little ones. / can cheer
fully recommend It to all mothers
for Group. MRS. G BOULTER.
1 sell above Syrup. No cure, no
pay. o. SEITz.
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A new light thrown on the subject
Of Consumption by DR.. Wagner
Kemp, dIscoverer Of Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs. A remedy
that has proved itself 70 be q re-
Inarkable compound II does Its
work thoroughly stopping hack
ing cough instantly. Sold By J. J.
Purcell. Price SOC. and 81. Trial
axe FFss. Get one. 2
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As well as the handsomest and others
are invited 70 cali on J. ,. Purcell snd
get = FREE trial bottle Of Ksmp's Bal
San for the shroat and lungs. . rsme-
dy that is selling entirely upon iis
merits, and Il guaraateed 20 cure and
relieve ali Chronieand Acute Coughs,
Asthma, BFonehitis, and Consump-
Ion. Pries 50 ca. ana 81.
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Miss Ada Brown viii De prepared
after April 18th, to do dressmsking.
Shops In rooms adjoining JOURNAL
Office. Ladies call on her and receive
good work and a neat fit at the very
lowest price. Cutting and fitting q
speciality. 11-2w.
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We would call the attention OF all
those contemplating purchasing an
organ to the fact that Mr.. Frank
Henry Of "Tne Fair" has just con-
eluded q large contract with the man
ufacturers. whereby he is enabled to
ofTsl an eieren stop organ, fiFst-class
10 every respect, and guaranteed for
s years, At the imprecedeDtly low
price Of SO. Call aud examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere. This or
gan has been hitherto offered at size.
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L. Pnlaos Hotel.

Remember that 1t is the only dollar
and half house in the city, and that
It is equal to the best 81 houses. We
will give you the best meal to be had
anywhere in the city, for only S5cts-
Come one, come all. Free bus to and
from the trains. satisfaction guaran-
teed. &c. E. BOWEL, proprietor.
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I consider one Of the best II not
HE BEST, Of all the many cough
remedies IN use. I have sold more Of
It the past year than all Others put to-
gether and Il has given universal sat
sfactlon. J. n. Nye. Druggist
Wells, MINI. sample bottles free =
Oscar Seitz's drug store.
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The Best Newspaper IN America,
ard BY FAR the Most Readabls.
Agents wanted everywhere to cam
money N distributing the Suns Pre-
NUNS
The most Interesting ard adyanta-
geous offers ever made by any News
paper.
hoSubsonber ignored or neglected.
Something for all.
Beautiful and Substantial Premiums in
Standard Gold and o1herEatehes,T aluabis
Books. tbs Best Family Sewing Machine
known 10 the trade, and an unequaled llst
Of objects Of real utility and instruction.
Rates, % NAL. Postpaid;
DAILY, per Year f-ishout sunaayJ 50 90
DAILY, per Month without suHasyl 50
SUNDAY, per Year 90
FoR EVERY DAY ~ THE YEAR 7 &C
WEEKLY. per Year %
assres- TiIE SIX. ssu Iort .Clil.
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THE PsssIDENT aEO the SENATE.

THE PRESIDENT AND TIE SENATE.
The net result Of The quarrel be
tween the Senate and the President
may be stated thus Oh the authority
Of several Republican Senators;
]. The Senate has s0lemnly declared
the President 10 he q bad man on the
whole. not unlike Charles /.
2. The President, with his tongue
In bis cheek, does not care q cent for
the Senate' 3 declaration.
3. The Senate has declared that no
nomination ought 10 be confirmed In
plaee OF q suspended officer II the
Senate shalt call for The papers con-
corning the suspension and the Pres
ldent shall refuse them.
4. But the Republican Senators viii
not call for papers hereafter.
5. Because the President viii let
any Senator see any papers be wishes
Ia any department under pledge Of
secrecy rs executive business"
These papers are, however. by his
orders refused to public inspection.
Simpie-minded people will wonder
what the dispute was all about then,
and why 10 Was necessary for the
President 10 send q solemn message
TO the Senate, and Why Mr.. EdmuDds
should liken Mr. Cleveland % Charles
l. Was Il all q mere bunkum pro
ceeding?
Well, no. The President has been
carrying on the somewhat prolonged
Obsequies Of the late Mr.. Civil Service
Reform. So important a parsonage
needed 20 be buried with proper and
decent ceremonies, even though he
died unregretted by thUse who have
now put him safely under ground.
He will not trouble either the Presi-
dent or the Senate any more. II
there remain any friends Of the de-
ceased anywhere in the country they
may IS well put Grape on their hats
and endeavOT 20 reconcile themselves
10 the will Of Providence. as the
phrase gOes:-NetU York Herald.
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To al who may desire Fresh Mich Cows, -
always have ioI sale a iot OF very hne odes. Also
3 hne High Grade Durham Bull for Service NJ -
n paid a the time Of service if not s. vii be
changed. Stables on South 9Th 81. opposite later
Works n. ID. EASTMAN.
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Christian Chureh-Preaching at the
usual hours by the pastor. Morning
subject: 1.-THE Witness Of the Holy
Spirit" Evening subject: "What q
Sinners Kiss did" Sunday school
at $50 An. All are cordially invited
TO attend these services.
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The woman's Relief Corps will
hold their regular meeting Friday,
April eth, 3 O'Clock Pm.
E. H. NJ. Sec'y.
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WASHINGTON, March 3d. Senator
CullOm introduced bill to-day apprO-
priating 500, 600 for the erection OF a
monument 10 Abraham Lincoln in
this city. There are now three mon
uments 70 Lincoln, but none of them
are adequate memorials of his great.
ness or expressions Of the admiration
and respect in which his name is held.
One Of them stands in front Of the
Judiciary Building. at the top Of a tail
shaft o. marble, and was erected soon
after the war. The statue is so small
and so high that il can scarcely be
recognized, and is very poor likeness.
The second Is Winnie Ream's much
discussed statue, which stands in the
old Hull of Representatives at the Cap
itOl. The third Is a bronze statue ia
Lincoln Park representing Lincoln
in the act Of striking the letters from
q slave. This was erected by the col
Ored people Of the country some years
ago, and was designed by Harriet
HOsmer, the cOlOred sculptures. SEN
atOr CullOm thinks that there should
be some more conspicuous memorial
Of LincOln's greatness, and his bill
will undoubtedly be adopted.
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Sale.

Lot and house, No. 500. South
Eighth street Inquire Of C. FIRED
ricksOn, clerk OfdlstFict court.
3-SmO.
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a.nn., nhsrrr nnunh srrun

81 perfect success" Is what We hear
on all sides by those who have used Il
and find It a certain cure fos Coughs
Colds, and all Bronchial troubles.
orsNe by Oscar Seitz.
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Notice.
a.ie q ssais sesesI L.sa.

sale q ststs seheoi Laad.
Once q C1rNrr InEaICEElsl
Salice Coguty, kaus1a.
saiina, kanEl1. March oh. -
NOTICE q hereby riFea fhaf D. feiloEiug
~ trnct5 81 schaol land situate In saline cclnty.
Kansls vii BE- clcred for nle e putlie aucti1n
e ne oGcs 81 ne C1anty Ifeasufer IN nc 1curt
uouaa 81 salina. Eanlas. On
Saturday. APrR f0th, 1855,
bstuesn ths kours o Ten o'eiock "A. ~ sd thrts
o'cloet p. ~. No his yin Be enlert1llcd lcr lEl1
than the upprllset Talne 81 said lan1 a. ah1rn IN
this nrtice, a1d cre-tenih % ne paf-11ss n-1leg
m a1soini q tsice tie snount 81 ne c1trre1
psyuents
Dssrrpliss. 8. r.R- Ne A. APBrs'l ~ y a.
srfcrrsf I6f5 80 liN
81 Of gHlf 1g5 20 ice
81 q ~ ISIS e. t0
- il HAMILTON. csunig Issi-1Isf.
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9. POST,
Executrix' Notice.

NOrIcE y HEREBY GIVEN That Letters tests
mentary on the Estate Of Wellington NJ .Clarksou,
deceased, were granted 70 the undersigned on the
18th day Of March. A. D., l5o8, By the Probate
Court Of Saline county. kansas Nov, an persons
having claims against sad Estate. are hereby
notified, that they must present the same 70 the
undersigned for allowance, within one year from
the date Of aid Lettera, they may Be precluded
from any benefit Of such Estate and that n such
claims Be- not exhibited within three years alter
the date Of said Letters, they shall Be forever
barred
LINDA CLARKSON
Execuirix Of the Estate Of Wellington n Clark
son. deceased 9-u
galina, kansas, March 18th, lsSs.
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REV. w. R. LEIGH

Weather report for March 1856, Sa-
lima station.
Highest temperature, 81.
Lowest, q.
Mean for the month, 40.
Rain fall. 8 days, O.07.
Winds nOrtherly.
Light Shows, days.
Total cloudy, IA.
Total clear, Is.
A Flag station will be established
here at an early date.
JOHN H. GIBSON, Vol. Observer.
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We are in receipt Of the programme
for the twenty-first annual meeting Of
the Kansas State Sunday School As
ISOLATION, to be held at Junction City,
May 4th, 5th and 9Th. The topics are
practical, aud In the hands Of those
whose names appear, can hardly fail
to make an enthusiastic and useful
Convention. Among those from
abroad are <. o. Excel and Rev. s.
B Bsruitz, while the State is repre-
scented by its leading Christian work
ems. Local matters are in the hands
Of leading citizen Of Junction City,
with Rev. H. w. Stearns as chairman
and they will cordially welcome all
who come. The only credential re-
qulred is that you want to go, and
either tell OF learn Of better methods
Of Sunday School work.
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Departed this life April LIST, 1886.
Edith Lenori, aged years, 8 months
and days, daughter OF Chas. and
Mary Frain. Funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. w. r. Leigh, April
8, afterwhieh the remains were laid
away in the Crown Point cemetery,
by kind aud sympathizing friends.
Edith was a very bright, lOvable child;
being too tender q bud for this world,
she has gone TO a more cODgenial for
her pure spirit, where she will be q
beacon light TO help guide her father,
mother, sisters and brother in the
paths OF righteousness to the glory
world where she will await their
coming.
Fer We know God loves little children,
Aud He loTeth the heart undedled -
And We know be viii list 10 the pleading,
OF the siuless and beautiful child
Oh hearts that are bowed down and weeping,
When life and he longings are past,
You'll forget All this grief a her greeting.
And one glance Of her fEce AZ last
Then turn IN thy grief to the father,
And repeat With His suffering son.
cob Father, kind Father 10 Heaven,
Eot Our viii, bat thy viii be done
REV. w. r. LEIGH.