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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11
STEuBENYiLLE.
a Retiring Sherin Caued Handsomely
4 Notable Death.

>...aE C,rnfg.r.slr. o' 10. E.I.'...
S-ErHryvIrLE, January > The ShoIlii q
Office has changed hands aud PenIsmln
VI. Sharp mas stepped down aud o.r with
a ,,oI record. Last Saturday ayeuiuE
the lgxrers Of the JpisrsaU cO9u'y BAR
ard ths county officials gathered 10 the
Clerks office tor the purpose ct sao"lng
their appreciation Of Mr. Sharp, and q
tho o,fcial ts OF himself and Of hIs deputy.
Ben. Sharp. Jr. The Sheriff was
sen. for and met = committee m
m, Clerks room, where, 70 his eur
pri7ed GOV. Richards ia a neat little speech
prts.ated Me-. Sharp with q handsome
goId.hes4ed cane with the following in,
scrip.iop. Presented to B N Sharp by
the Bar and officers OF Jefferson county.
January . lSS6 After the presentation
Of tho cane the Sheriff invi FL all the law
vers and county officials TO LGwe's lmper
i,l Hotel. where he did the elegant NJ
setting up fine supper. after whicn tHey
had u rood time generally. Mr.. BnrnS
tha incoming official, Is 3 clever gentleman
OF ability. and "" bespeak for him sue
csss,ul administration Of the affairs ot th1
office
last Tuesday at , clock, c. 4 'IhomP
sop an old. well known and highly re
s2pct,d citizen OF II city, died at MS rss'
iauca after an illness OF some months VIZ
. Thompson came to this country from Hns
I.nj in 1858. Mr. Thompson for q uum
5-r of wears Was engaged With the Jefer
SIN Iron Works Company ss aupeTn,enu
,.1s Of their mine He was man OF ARG
exDsrience in coal mining and conducted
he works OF which he had charge IN
most efficient manner. h's tuneFal 'o-'
pisce Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11
lvNvNERNElE MtEYS.

There aye in almost every farm house IN
rhs country, in slmost every home OF the
preat toan conscientious women, v0TrhlP'
ful women, stlEsacriEcing women, holy
women. inuumerahle &aJs, sitting at the
feet Of Christ; inuumerable moth
ars helpiug 10 Ted Christ IN
the rarsop uf Ills GU eTiDg
di.cipIes: thousand capped aGd spsc'oc
led rrandmohers Lois, bending over hl.
hi,s whose precepts they have followed
from early girlSood; and tens OF thousancs
Of Young women thai are dHwmug upon US
from school and seminary, that are gong
70 hless the world with good and happy
homes that shall eclipse oil their preds-'
cassors a fact that will be acknowledged oy
al men except those who are struck
through with moral decay from toe to era
! r;n-,: and more execusable than the San
son of the text is that man who aimed a.!
this unparalleled munifcence OF woman
bood narries fool. But some OF you are
abroad suffering from such disaster, and to
halt others OF you from going over the
same preeipice, cry out in the words OF
nv text: is there never q woman amons
the daughters OF thy brethren, or among
all my people, that thou goest to take
wife Of the uncircumcised Phihstinesf ,
There are thousands Of American pull
n;ts among them this pulpit, guilty IN thi
fact that on some OF the subjects on winch
men snd women need practical advice
they have been silent or teaching then
only in togceless circgmlocuiion. Aooa
tho choice Of lifetime companion,
nYsstion in which so much OF time and o
Of eternity are invol7' ID, whst almost ua'
versa silerco in the church, 90 that ther
are not ten people il this house who nav
ever heard u discourse upon this theme
and the first one have ever heard Is 10
> oue au preaching. We leave 10 ID
fippsut novel or the spectacular play,
: the Jingle Of doggerel rhyme, that whlc
y ought TO burden the most tremendous sc
J. mon q minister ever breaches, from Il
dsy when he takes ordination to the dt
when in Judgment be meets his God. Al
90. in this course Of sermons, | am goiI
To-, to hitch up my best team to the whiiil5tr
es and put the coulter Of the plough clear
c /. the beam, aud go straight on from fen
to fence, however many nests o! moles q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11
GREAT FIRES.
A Million Dollar Fire Near Philadelphia
Other Zig Fires.

A Million Dollar Fire Near Philadelphia
Other Zig Fires.
PmLAnsLpHrA, January lO-The exten.
siye mill building in kersingtoa known as
Arrott's mills and Beatty's mile, occupy,
ing two blocks, bounded by Emerald, Let,
terry, Taylor and Coral streets, were des-
troyed by fire this morning. involving q
loss estimated at 81 100000.
$4,000 FIRE.
CLEVELAND. O, January l0-A fire
which broke out at late hour last night
at Newark, O., destroyed the large stone
building on the square occupied by the
Rerner Il McCUe Hardware Company, to.
gethcr with the contents, The loss on the
stock Is $T5, 600 ard on the building S2j,-
GEO. The amoqut Of insurance cannot
yet be learned.
UnTEL.AND DEPOT BURNED.
PoaTL,yD, Or, January lO--The Ore
gon Railway AID Navigation Company 8
large hotel and depot at Wallala junction
wGs burIed this morning. Loss on the
building is about $4,000; insured for $40
OO1 TIE furniture aud saloon owned by
Theodore p. Holiiuc, OF this city, were also
destroyed Loss 5000; insured.
$4,000 FIRE.
ClugrANp Ono, January l0.-A spe-
c;a, TO the I.ea8cr from Newark, Ohio,
SAYS The terrible cortjograion that broke
out in this city wAs no. cot under control
until this morning, ard it was nearly noon
before the flames were eXtinguiShed. The
total los will aggregi.c loss Of cye1
$l2j. .oDO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11

TRoy. January ? Paddy RYAN 5 moth
er died this evening At her residence IN
West Troy. Owing to her death the ar
raugemeuts for the fight between Ryan
and sullivan will be necessarily delayed
for some time. Ryan received another
telegram from Jae Coburn yesterday ask
Jog him to 90 TO New York rs soon as pos'
I,6,e Coburu gave noturther details con
carGiu. the acceptance OF the challenge
or place Gui conditions OF the fight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11
EntnIFaIIinc MaIla.

Nugrrg. Ala, January lO.-Th's alter
noon while a crowd o: boys and ne -Foes3
were searching the ruins Of the burned
block wall fell, buryiuE si> persons
Howard Hale, aged - years, was taken
out dead. Wyatt Hall, aged > years:
brother of Howard had his skull injured
and hip broken. John l. Stull, a news3oy'
- yea-s OF age, badly hurt, Willie Cor'ng'
ton, aged l? years, was injured, but not
seriously; John Glass, nged H. was shght
10 Iurt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11
Cleopatra Drank PeaEIj

IN he: wine, and sapiiYa,ed C.ssv with
her heac.y end nagniGcence. But pearls
in tao mouth are better. and onr modern
beausies may have these if they faithfully
use SOI0DONT eyery day, and captiva;l
all by simply smiling to show thei7 p,etty
white teeth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11

Cueo. Ill, JauLsrg l"-Io day the
srs bslls we're runr calljrg the c'nzens to-
'..,Ler =, Institute y search, from house TO
Sor.e t.r Annie McKeou, who disappear
Cd ysvy mys;erious,y from school al the
copy,nt last Thursday. The search prove d
fruiilsss, no trac9 Of The girl being found
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ORANGES FROZEN.
CONGRESSIONAL BUSINESS.
\ Forecast of the Week. Work at inc
National Capital.

\ I OlfNuNt " Na''
National Capital.
W,suNGrox January lO.-lnth the House
of Representatives, to,morro" tie first
bn,;pess will be the regular call OF States
f.r the introduction Of bills. As Il Q ps's
week has been principally devoted to this
n. s;rcss and memb,rs for the most par
l..,n relieved their desks from the 5iIid
yh;ch had accumulated, it is not likely
.5a, TO morrow's call will consume much
time The mex. business i9 a call oI the
commi.ttcs for reports, but IN view OF tnei'
very recent appointment there IL hlile
,yosc,,d from them during the next few
days. The Senate presidential succession
hill rsv. however, be reported to the
House from tho committee on tEat sub
ia,, hv Tuesday or Wednesday. In TINS
event the discussion will probably con-
anne the remainder Of the week, as many
members have already expressed to the
,ra,Eer their desire TO be recognized 10
srsnk upoa the suhisct. The committee
~, Co;nara. Weighls and Measures will
M, orrprlza until the middle c. the week,
,rd AZ ,h,s committee is supposed 10 De
ai,no.t evenly divided on he silver que5
..o, II is not thought that any measure
-,l,,;-- 10 the coinsgr OF silver, either IN
ia line OF suspension or 0! tree courage or
ol compromise between the radically op-
n,.i,s views will be brought before the
iIouse until the committee shall have
carefully considered sIl the various pro
n~sifiOuH
The ir5ical salary bill remains the un.
finished business in toe Senate. ne
election count bill and the bank
rup,cy bill are to be brought up
/ for corsi 'eration il an opportunity
ia found, aud the Dakota bill may ne
pressed towsrd the eud Of the week, Ii the
n-inHrg Of the accompanying report Is
ihen completed Under ordinary circrm
stsrces. ony one of these measures |on'd
furnish material for o weeks debate, 0ut
g. the subjects wero all elaborately DIS
cnaspd during the last Congress, the com
ing debates may be somewhat shortened
Several speeches on the silver question,
swni, an opportunity for delivery, and
Mr. Mauderson has given notice thai ht
all address the Senate tomorrow Upor
the bill to promote the efficiency OF th'
infantry branch OF the army.
THr FNEcuTNE CALENDAR
j. uaderatooj 10 haze cnlY about fifty nom
ira,;crs upoa it, and these comprise no
more thsn one or two over which con
,es. ia doomed probable; but it is under
..ood that considerable number Of uom'
. ns.ions have been acted upon iavorablY b
, The committees and are ready to be repol
tod back as soon as opportunity is offered
senators express a wish to begin ac.iv
r5rk upon the nominations as soon as P9
.:5Ia aud il ia probable that much Of III
+ work viii b, dsgotci to tbs duty.
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~ to her husband, whatever her stature o
profile. BY financial panic or betrayal o
business partner, the man goes down, snt
returning 10 his home that evening h
says: Il am ruined; am in disgrace for
ever; ceTe not whether live or die. /
Is an sgitated story he is telling in the
household that winter night. He says
The furniture must 90, the house mus
go, the social position must 90, and from
5Sing sought Tor obsequiously they must be
cold-shouldered everywhere. After h.
ceases talking and toe wife has heard al
in silence, she says: is that all? Why
you had nothing when ! married you, and
you have only come back TO where you
started from. If you think that my happi
ness and that o my children depend on
these trappnes. you Go not know me
though We have lived to gether thirty
Years God is not deai and The National
Bank Of Heaven has not suspended pay.
ment, and II you don't mind don't care a
cent. What little we need CT food
and raimen. the rest Of our lives We can
get, and don propose 10 sit down and
NOPE and groan. Mary, hand me lha,
Garring needle; and John, light one Of the
Other gas burners; ana Jimmy, open the
register Tor little more heat; Fanny
fetch me your fathers slippers. | de.
Glaze. have forgotten 10 set the rising
for those cakes, And while she is busy az
il be hears her humming Newtons old
hyua. Tomorrow
I" It can bring with il uothir,
Gul He Will bear "a, ihrrI,h.
Who ,qycs the lIl,IrS clothing
viii ciolEn his puopr toot
Ecatath The sgIraIln- heavens
40 creature lat :, led.
AMI lie who Iced the 'ly"u-
VIII give hlS children uIcIL
"Thou,h vino nor .s tree either
Their HuEi.d lrUl -hau bear,
Though all the h,ids 'linuli witacr
NUr locks uUI herds rs there;
Yet God IT, same abiilag,
Ills praise shall tune ~ Voice
Tor while in Him ,OnudIuy
| cannot bat rc.sIcr.'
The husband looks up in amaIement,
aud SAYS well, well, yoI Gge The great
es- woman ever saw. thought you
wound .a.iat dead a way when told you.
And ms ne looks a. her. all
II" ''''"'"S u ''' '''".'N'"'
IN be court of I.o.is " on he modern
fashion plstca, nro tame as compared wi,h
the superhum.a s1Ieudors ot that woman s
ne. Joan q Arc Msrg Antoiuetfe ana
Lu Belle Ham lrCu, the ruchaulmcnt OF
lie court Ci Char!es II ..c nowhere.
There Is aDarher lime when the plainest
viii. is 81 og,ro ct aenu,y 70 her husband.
She has don, the work of LIE. She
HIS reared rcg children iur God
end bas7rr 8,I tboJrh some Of them
NAV. he = l;,.'a villa tf.v will vet come
b.ck 9or Ga 3as rr5mig.I. She il dying
a-S far bn..,,.5 tInnGs no Thcv think
aver nliIIcyyey. q ,hei, comoanionship,
the w,6d;rs, And the ,.r:al. ihe ups and
ths lHwns rIe successes and failures
Thev mix over the gooine.s afGod and
His ni,ht.ire.s 10 chlltrrn's children
Sho has M fear .bcrr r,irr The Lord
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u,RsFoRD,s ACID rHosPHATF
For AIsoholism.

Or. J 5. Huffman, Pailadelph'a' "a.
SAWS: 1T is oi coca s-rT .ce in the iroGoie'
Arising from alcoholism, nud give sausfsc
ton in my practice.
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A LoyDoN surgeon says that only one
.2chionable woman in 500 can draw 4 tI.I
breath s.th all her clothing on, aud tha'
au women should give up tight ieclug an5
take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup TO strengthen
their lungs.
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riIl.- -ArrrR NAR..Aa..

ana how are you 70 svojd Jmmj;ting the
fatal blunder; There Il only one Beng
intie Uniyrrsa who con tel! you whom 10
choose, aud thsi Is the 9Gd ci Paradise
tie made E,e ior Adsm, and Adam
for Eve, and bah fr each
other Adam had 10. large
group Of women from which % select his
/ wife but it is fortunate. ID H-g from some
/ mistakes which she a!,.CE-IGs made, thG'
I il was Eve or Doihin-
There is in all the world s19s one who
was made for you ss certainty IS Eve vas
made for Adam All gog3s O.. mistakes
occur because Eve was made on. Of "a E5
.rom Adams side. Nc99ty kaoEs which
of his "a ribs WAS taken t3r the Epc.rus.
II yCu depend entirely upon y"Hrs".. IN
the selection Of wIlt, there are :" post
b;h'irs 20 that yrI vii s'l.cf the wrong
rib By the fate Of ALao, ~ho-e V';s n,
duced him 10 steGi; b" tn ta'e o! NJ. eth,
whose wire pushed him into maf'acrei
5v the fGte OF James Ferguson the phl'os'
cpher, whose vile entere tRa room while
he vas lecturing and vii .!!g upse; bis a..
trouomical apparatus, 81 that he turned
, to the audience and sad "La0ics ard gen
,lenen, have the misfortune
? 10 be married to tSis woman. By
] the fate OF Bulwer, the novelist
: whose vifes temper Wa soiEcGmPstol'
D iha, he furnished her besu.i:ul iols'
! nesv London aGd wihIr4g i-on her com
/, pany, leaving her vi p ths oac d.-en dog
e whom she en'ey.nia.d a. pts; b. he iAt
g Of John MIi;oc. wGo raa7r. 9 ta:magan
!, afcr he Vas jlild. esd warn scE.e Oh
e called her rose he poet sa.t. q am u
e Judge Of co!ors, Bat it may be so t1r tet
y the ,horus daily by ihe tat" Of an EnE
b iishmBn, whose wife wss 50 determined
T dance on his grave, tha. he was buried
,s the sea; by the fate OF a village minist'
" whom l knew, waose wife threw q cup
I'd hot tea across the table because they d
~ fered in sentinent-by oil these scene5
ee diauuietude and domestic calamity, =
no inplore You TO be cautious and prayert
CO before you enter upon the connGbisl stat
nd Which decides whether a man shall ha
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THE COLD WAVE

Suu Coutiuues to N.p tn" Couutry's Ears
North ard south.
S,yA>SAu, Ga, January lO.-The mer-
cury WAS down TO II this morR'ng, which
is lower than it has been for fifteen year'.
The vegetable interests OF this section will
suffer heavily.
CONTINUES AT THE CAPITAL.
WAsuNrroN, January l0.-Tte cold
weather continues This mornipg nt :
.loca the mercury stood a. 10 degrees
above ard at 7 o'clock this evening y
q .oyg zero.
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at How ,-N,EEg4IE

is the tarrying Of hesu.y il a human coun.
tenauce. Explosion Of q kerosene lamp
turns il into scsriication, aud scouudreI
with one dash Of vitriol may dIspel IT, or
time will drive bis chario: EheeIs across
tba; bright face, cutting il up in deep ruts
and guIies. But there is an eternal
beauty on the face Of some women whom
a rough and ungallant world may criticize
as homely, and though their features may
contradict all the laws OF Lavater OF
physiognomy, yet they have grsces of sou
that will keep them attractive for tine aaC
glorious through all eternity.
There GTe tEo vi three circumstances il
which the plainest wife ia a queen OF beau
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WEtLSBURG.
SuptIal- An 0Ih Ciiner Dead I 90
News Personal.

Sp.,-f tyr-., .,l Ig.. a. n, R,gi.pr.
W.rIsurgc .Iorp,rv Io-Tho wed
ding o, Vr samuel Pr-vi,rcs
and Miss D-Ilin L;s,oa both oftEi, p.,.s.
occurred on Wedrr.Scy L.. The cnrp.,
baud Of which Wr. pur.,.p.,i, . men.
her ..n6cred rhe. hsnrv rou,,l.. ., s.r.,ada
IN fro ,.erir.,
Tror,os rg.re, !. ,,,,.r;,,.. ,l,a ori r,,
china .bo,, 80, Wo,a, ,,,,.., yy;.t IN. t.,
ta,.;,, ~, ...,r'.,,.,. t..,Jr,
Ttn cor,'ca.i"r - -. E,;s,.,.r
church ,Ir.ed ~ Tr;l,,, Tho p,.bon -.
tho 5;,cas. uiIl mt r. h.,a or SYrIa' ga
av,ec..a ,p, con. u,,-d ,.,, bc vii t,I5
aeryicss in the rhrrch Eg,n in =. rt,r
future,
Isaiah R,be-rs f.rcraJ ocry,red v,e,er.
I.y o.tc-,ror and ,o.zi.ls,..rd,,, r..
1i''E' 80 V"' " TO- ,"', -
p'e '",'eI o"'' ,''PO',' o. " ID.
ITrlSH ~. =, o'' "a i 'o"! niP 70 .,' ~,
"S'i7'"'E ''':S "''s'' H,11'' ''.' ',.'.S'
IA ,,.o, f'005,,,"" b,,n I!'5.,o,I ;'5,'
county MD, IN I,-'r ana To''1 10 WASH
ihgion, 7" m lHO| ard IN 1910 b" move"
TO WeiIs5urF, where he h5s HrjI'e f.sIde0.
except when IN The army It, 5aid that
ne hauled the FRS! lo-.d - "ayd Tor me
late Bishop tampAe!i iather when bo
wei, 70 housekeeping IN Washington n" q,
m I-o, tha' al ma, 'IH' "hsiS 'he court
hoas" OF inst cay J" no" s'ahHing ~"' Z,
dense nal th'c"rt he "iso remenpsrsa .,
when he place "hSfe me mouse o' j. N
DuY"I noS sl"hd5 IN !ai' town "as
boat yard where fiat oo"'s r'e bu'i',
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CHirtGo, January lO.-Sirce midnight
Yesterday the tempsrstur, here has sradu-
aIlr ailsn, rouchin. - degrees below zero
az 10 ocl0ck to night Very little snow
bas fallen during the last twenry-tour
hours, though reports from Outside the city
=h1s that ;ha blizzard Is still in force
Where trains ara not detained by soow they
are DELAYED 10 some cases several hours by
the severely OF the temperature.
THE SNOW nLoCgADE.
Plr~srrRG, January lO.-The snow
blockade ou be railroads is almost unPre-
ce:entrd. No attention has been paid 10
schedules aud all trains are from one 10
fifteen hours late. In many instances
trains have been abandoned snd on several
OF the smaller roads traffic has been en-,
tively suspended On the main line OF the
PsrEsylysnia railroad the trains are from
seven 10 fifteen hours late.
ORANGES FROZEN.
J,rrsoNyILru FL. Jsnnarv o
weather here Is clear and cold. On Sat
urday night the thermometer recorded
twentv.one degrees at the signal cihce.
y1e oranges remaining on the trees are
tro2aa. and loss will probably he complete
out the trees not much injured. 1t Is
slighls warmer to night.
N MASSACHUSETTS,,
PcouyrErowy, Mass, January 10
Tk- gala has continued with great severity
Il! day tom the northwest, aud II Is estI-
m.red that more damage hns been done
during the past hours than tor the past
ten wears on this part of the coast. E'Sht
vessels have been ashore aud in this storm
but no lives were lost.
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ARTIFlrlAIITiES

that men are deceived as TO whom they are
marrying, and no one out the lord knows.
Allec tbe dresBmaEer, ana the mil,inc7,
aud the ieweler, ana the hair ad uster and
;hr dancing master, aud the cosmetic art
have completed their work, how is an uG-
Sophisticated man to descipher the physio,
lcgiual hieroroglypmcs, aod make &C
cura,e Judgment OF vino it is 10 whom
he oilers hand and heart. That is
what makes 80 many recreant husbands.
They make an honorable marriage con.
tracts, bur the goods delivered are go DIFF
ierea; from the sample by which they bar
gained They were simply swiEdlcd, and
they backed cut. They mjs;o k JclebeI
Tor LoGg!clOw EYGngeiine, and Lucretia
Borgia for Martha Washington.
Aye; rs the Indian chief boasts Of the
sualps Re mas taken, so there ere in soCie
ty to day many coquejte3 who boast Of the
masculine hearts they have captured
And iheae women, though they may
i've amid richest upholstery, are rot 60
honorable 10 the cypriara Of the atrect. ior
these advertise their ln.Amy, while he for
mer profess heaven while they mean hell.
There is so much counterfeit womHnhood
abroad il is no wonder that some canno'
tell the genuine CON from ihe base. Do
Tou no, realize you need Divine guidance
when remind You thai mi-tate IS possible
in this important AFFAIR, and if made, i.
irrcyocable?
7 The wors; prelicAmsa' possible is 70 he
unbappi!y yobed together. You zee It ia
/ inpossibie 10 break to yoke. The more
you pull apart the more CALLING tn" Joke
i The minister might bring you up uga,n
and in your presence read the marriage
ceremony backward, might pat you on the
opposite sidc4 cf The altar from where 80,
were when you were united, might take
the ring oil Of the finger night re.d lh'
wedding yai! asIrjer. mign' tear cut III
marriage laat i5um the family B.Oe rec
crd; but all that would fail to UOmGrr!
YOU. It's better moi 10 make the mistake
than 10 attemp, the correction Bat net
hrd women do no. reyoL al their chsrac
..rs-,,ps
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l.ET see, yoG cant raas wroLg. .ishf.
or darkness sunshine OF cours. rot bir
one bottle Of Salvation Oh cau change II
half frantic victim Of rheuas'ism. ITO q
very dove Of gentlenes..
Connecticut western news., 1886-07-07
SHEEEIELD.

Services in Christ church July II at 1O.45 Q. m.
 All persons interested in ".Pine KnolP' park near this village are invited to be present at the lawn party given for the benefit of the association at that place next Saturday afternoon from 3 to 8 p. m. It is expected President Bar nard of Columbia college, N. r., will give an address on the occasion. At 5 o'clock p. m. refreshments, provided by the ladies, will be served. A general invitation extended to all.
 Miss Mary E. Wilcox, one of the Winsted teachers, is now attending the summer school at Mantle, Conn.
 Miss Mary D. Dewey, corresponding secretary of the Indian Rights associa- tion of this state, gave very interest ing lecture in the Methodist church here last Sunday evening. The church was we'll filled by an audience showing their appreciation of Miss Dewey, who has always taken an interest in every good cause A branch association was formed at the close of the lecture with Mrs Charles O. Dewey as president and Miss s. A. Burtch secretary.
 Mrs w. A. Mackey spent @ few days last week with her sister in Newburgh, N. Y.
 The constant explosion of the fire crackers here all day Monday was about the only thing to remind us of July 4, 1886