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THE TIRED MOTHER.

They were talking of the glory of the land 10.
yond the skies.
O. the light and Of the gladness tc be found
in Paradise,
Of the l,wers ever Blto ming. of the mover.
ceasing songs,
OF the wand-ings through the golden strcsts
of happy. white.robed thrcnes;
And said father, leaning cozily back il his easy
chair,
(Father always was riaster-hand for comfort
eserywhere)
What q joyful thing tvenld. bstos know thai
when this life is DER
One would straiShtway hear welcome from
the blessed shining -horei'
Ana Isabel, our eldest g!ti, glanced Upward
from the reed
She was painting on a water jug. an murn.ar:
ed. "Yes. indeed"
And Marian. the next in age, moment drop
ped nsr Book.
AID. ..Yes, indeed" repeated with most et
static look.
But mother, grey-haired mother, who Esd come
to sweep the room,
With patient smile on her thin floe leaned
lightly on her broom
Poor mother! no one ever thought how much
she had to do
And said: Il hope it is not wrong not to agree
with you,
But seems to me that when I die. before I bin
the blest,
I'd like Just for little while to lie in my grav
and rest"
-Hdyper's Magasins.
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Hard on the Brother-in-law.
Detroit Free Press


There is woman living down How
ard s'rest Who reads the Newspapers.
She reai in newspaper lie other day
that Boston woman cured her husband
OF running out nights. by making him
jealous. The idea was a good 'un. She
let her sister into the plot. and the ii,.
ter's husband might have been seen
sneaking into and out OF tae house Ct 4
late evening hour. Some neishbors got
hold Of it, and some one wrote to ihe
u 'hsnd:-
"BaxaFe!. As . friend, I would adj
wise YOU to watch your wlIe!''
His wife saw the bud Of suspicion, Il.
his eye, and was hugely pleased SID
told her sister, and there was great csck-
ling. Sister told her husband, and he
slapped his legs, and exclaimed:
Fsl ha! ha! We've go, him on The
The other night the Howard street
man went out ss usual. Tue brother
in-law disguised himself and went over
to the house, takirQ care TO be seen. Ha
vas just mounting. The Steps when )
horse-w whip hegan TO play over and
around him, and as he started tc run be
was knocked down and stepped oh and
walked over until he scsrcel, had the
strength lett to climb out Of The yard il
front of a No. 9 boot. The injured hus,
hand then entered the house and brokd
up $500 worth of farliture. and des.
troyed iswe!ry and dress,5 costing al
much ibore., Bls VIE had to explain,
"ut that didn't iestors the goods nor
neal the brother-in-lsw's bruises:
II is very d let down there now The
husband goes out O. nigss ss usual. and
the Boston idea has been costed With tar
and buried iu the hack yard until wanted.
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InvalidS' Hotel and Surgical lnsti!
tute.

This widely celebrated ins,itation, 10.
Gated al Buffalo, N. Y, is organized with
. full staff Of eighteen experienced and
skillful Physicians and Surgeons. con
Isl,Htins the th0sl compete organisation
af medHal end eatgical Skill in AaerlEa,
for The treatment 81 ail shronis diseases
whether requi ing medical or surgical
means for their cure. Marvellous success
has been achieved IN the cure of all
nasal. throat and lung Diseases liver
and kidney diseases, diseases OF the di-
gesii,e orgsts, bladder diseases, diseases
peculiar I'd wbmen, blood taints and skin
diseases, iheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
debility. paralysis, epilepsy (tils), sper-
tnatorrhea, inpotenct and kindred G-
fec'Ions. ThousaHds are cured at their
homes through G0rrEsbondence. The
cure Of the worst rapturSs, pile tumora,
varicocele. Hvdtoeela snd structures is
guaranteed, With only, short residence
at the institution. Send to cents III
stamps t5r, the Invalids' Guide!Boos
(l6s pagesj, which gives all particulars.
Address. Worlds Di.apensary Medica.
Association, Buffalo, n Y.
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Is Til OrOughness a Lost Accom-.
plishmcnt?

How many ejtls of to-day do anything
thorotghly? There is no branSh 81
Study, Useful or Srnahen,al, that nos
Of them do not acquire smalterihg Of
but ten years after they leave school
they scarcely know one book frnm an.
other. unless it is q pc pular novel i
they Tsrrv. ten chSaces TO 6ne they can
not assist the little son or daughter
wishes msmma could do a SUN in ari,h
metic or 6nd place on the map. Not
only in brain work, but in hand wolk
they are inclined to do tbibgs BY halves
| saw Young girl fold pile Of hand.
kefchiefs the other day for ironing, bn,
she never thought. after she had laid
them away nicely in the basket, to wipe
the drops OF water frofh the kitchen Ia
BILE. or empty the water frStt the, bsSir
and put that away in is place / saw
her mother do that. Many young wo-
dian will sweep the kitchen nicely-ever
the eorhers-and after she has taken ur
the dir and put it into the stov.., viii
throw brush and dust pan on the stove
hearth or in the coal hod. and her moth
er will hang them up quietly and he
thankfnl that the room is swept. and
that she has so helpful end loving
daagHtsr. even il sRe Il. careless an.
does things nv hslyes.-Faih Kendall
in Firm and Rom,.
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PatI,Nnders,

"Yes, sir" remarked the colporteur
seating himself down beside the con.
mercial traveller, "Yes, sir; wLiskey
causes The most murders, but selling
clothing creates the most lies." And
The traveller was so glad he was In wh!t5
goods that he forgot to pay his fare.
Bill Drawhar Is the k,ndest hearted
haH tbdt, ever tAis,ed a brake; he
wouldn't bur, 4 ,kltteii. Nevertheless,
be scared Door old Mrs Lone, tbs wid,
ow, so bad that she had nerVods htste,
ria for two .weeks, and then mafEi8a
Deacon Fourscore because she was
afraid 10 sleep alone. You see, Bill was
maa!ug up second 70, and just as Mrs.
Lone started 10 cross the tracks at thu
upper end Of the yard, Bill yelled To ibd
other brakeman, Jump on her, Ben i
jump on her as she comes down, cut her
in two ana Fun her down ibe siding be-
hind the elevator! Now then, catch
herf" And then the poor old womau
gave one feeble little screech for is,ercy,
and tainted dead away; and poor Bill
cant imagine what ..scart ber.n-Bur-
dete in Pathfadsr Guide for December.
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'Tr1t.~:TTr AZ
CheerfulnesS.


To preserve cheerful frame Of mind
everv hne needs to. have interests out.
side OF himself. We fns9 sa'plv affirm
that the man who uniformly meets u,
with an animated expression, a hopeful
aspect, and FRANK and cordial greeting
is not selfish or self-cenlered man. h,
Is glad and sorry for more than his owr
successes or failures he is interested in
come things at least apart from their re.
latlon to himself. Nothing more effect
ually weighs down the spirits. contract,
the sources Of pleasure. sid dsfsens th'
counienance. than the exclusive though
of and reference to personal interest
and no one can hope to MAINTAIN cheer
fol disposition. or to exert an inspiring
influence. until hs lases d genuine inter
eel in other things and other people,
N. Y. Ledger.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Christian Church.--No resident Minis.
ter. Social meeting and cominuni6h every
Lords day morning at l0la o'clock. Sunday
school at 8 oEfock A. NJ.
ST., Sylvestefs Catholic Church. 9.
Rev. Father WEIsfNSER. Pastor. Services at
8 and 10 o'clock NJ. Sunday school at 2 r.
NJ. Vespers and Benediction at 3 T. NJ.
nj. e. Church. at the NJ. E.
Church. Woodsheld. every Sabbath Preach.
isga at 1850 A. N. and ~ n. Sunday school
il.so A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday
att =. NJ. Pastor. Rev. II. d. SfAUFFER
st. Paups German Evangelical
Church. every two weeks at 10
o'clock A NJ. Sunday school every Sunday at
. O'Clock A. NJ Services every alternate Sum
day at Lewisville at 10 O'Clock l.. NJ. Pastor,
Rev. A. ]. WfNTERrCK.
Presbyterian Church. :.SerVviicosos At ths
Presbyterian Chnreh, Woodsfeld. sseery twa
weeks at ~ o'clock P. NJ Sunday school every
Sunday at. o'clock P. N. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 69 O'clock
Pastor, Rev W. T. GARRowAY.
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NUMBER 5o
"Thc Man Who LaSashs. .

Goethe says tha, a mans character is
indicated by what be 6Bds amusing
Without Roiug into principles so deeply,
1t is sac 10, say that one may know Q
een'lehsn BY what be Iaucbs at. Dis,
'co,ndture ofstrangsrs. however amusing
ii may be, % never on subject of laughter
to o genilemaa. There is too little
courtesy on AmsricAA streets TO-DAY -
The following incident is sh illustration
and a lesson:
Perhaps il 10 no 5pre sign OF we'll bred
courtesy to refrain from laughing at an,
o hers mor,ifving mishap II one sces
nofhing funny IN Il; but sbe should think
the laugh, IN sucu case, sign OF III
hreedinRs z. 81.
An Americau gives rs an instance OF
his Experience in Sy,ia.. He was about
TO mount his mule amidst d crowd Of
Oriental visitors, and wished to .slet
them an exaggerated idea Of America,
agility. He jumped little too far, sNd
| overshot the mark, coming down on the
; othcr side like diver, with lis hands
and nose in The mud. his feet caught in
the saddle. and his coat-skirts cIeverly
rolled over bis hesd to screen him froH
yhat he supposed was laughing crowd.
Yet ntt soul smiled, not a sound was
heard save a tender erunt OF sympeths
and demure offers OF aid. Now Turk
in America. with baeRv breeches and
turbaned head. taking leap over mu'e
in the streets Of an American city. and
getting stuck upside down, With his pro
hnscis in rut and his heels in the sad.
die, would be sa'uted with something
mo'e than grunt OF sympathy and de-
mure ofers OF aid. We have more IN.
thoF ,hah aignityi the Turks molrs dIa-
nifty than humor.
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"In uuion there is strength" as the
creamery man said when he mixed IL,
If lard wi b the butter.


"In nnion there is strength" as the
creamery man said when he mixed q IL,
# lard wi b the butter.
Keep every picture you get. small or
large, engraving or photograph, WORTH
Less or Valuable. Keep them Classify
iaem. Put them in envelopes according
to suhjec,s. You may use them somr
day. Or some child may use them.
Hours of pleasure and volumes OF in
slruction may come from your. collection
OF old pictures.
In ar uptown residence thete is 9
parrot shoat he size OF d csnafy. nstiied
Jack. He waddes al over his owner.
desk, biting anything that comes in his
way. Once he pulled parlor match
out OF The box and commenced chewing
it. 1t went of in his mor,E. and be
jumped something less lben iifty feet.
Now be gives the tia!Sh.box a wide
berth while foraglos: Another time he
put his foot in The ink, and now, il
shown an ins stand, be iihGedia'el
raises his, foot ond looks st the bottom
Of it.-E. Y Ssa.
At the wedding breakfast in Eneis6d
recently, one of the bridesmaids express.
ed wish TO see that mystlS dSctmeut,
a wedliag license, which she had never
hebeld. The request oEcsaione a fear.
fal discovery. Tne Eletgyman had quite
forgotten to ask for the license, the
briaeQroon hid left il to his hest man
to look after, anu this the best man bad
forgotten to do. Of course. the mar
tisee was not legal: The wedding party
was broken up In dismay, and The cere:
mony was performed the ae$! dag.
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An Eye doctor OF India.
New Orlsans Times..Democrat.

The ilinerant eye doctor Of India per.
forms opera,i ms IN manner that would
sta:lle d western ocniist. As be enters
a town Be hswls: "Do you want back
your sishtS-1 rdpss only" When 9
customer sppeats he takes odt His pen
knife and befforms the operation while
standing ii the open SQUARE. Then be
binds ip ,Re wound, tells his patient Ia
keep in The dark fot fortnight. and
pockets his rupee. A writer in Cham
hers Journal, who describes this pro.
ceeding. says that it is almoet always
succt 5,'ul; one OF his own servants, 8
soman Of so. was in this 1ay success
fully operated upon for catarac'.
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Eusi,iess is Business.

Doctor TO servan,) John. am go.
ing to have company tomorrow night
Pour water over Iis front steps; lst 4
freeze hard.
servant-All right, siF.
D,clor-And John. af,ef ite PEOPLE
are all Here carefully collect all their rub
hers and their arctics dnd hide 'em; bide
EN- so they can't edd 'em. and if any oI
The guests fall down the steps in goins
cotbs. u the for orders; l wouldn't hav,
them 90 to the Hospital for anything, i
thev received tHe.t iDi lries on my stspa
It'd. Bits
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The Bridge of sishs.

"The bridge Of sighs" is one Of ibe
objects OF interest pointed ont to all Wis
itrIs to the Trmbs prison Il is a mar
row plank walk extending from The sec.
ond tier OF the mile srison 10 the cour,
of special sessio1s On either side is
an iron railing. Atone end is the heavy
prison doos, and at the other the docS
opening into the court room.
TIE ,name is an appropriate One. for
since ,be bridge was constructed. many
vears ago, multi udes 5f wretched men
and women have rassed over it with
bowe heads and bitter thoughts. Sighs'
,over separation OF man ana Mife, par
ents and chilriren-siyh over a useful
existence Eessed by the folly of mo.
nehi 1-sigts OF Old AID young, educa.
led and ignorant -haxe bseen Uttered by
countless thousands in the past AID are
heard from many IN the present.
The origin OF the tiathe is not clear -
Within the memory of lie oldest prison
official lisise the walk has Always borne
that title. There is a rumor thai in the
dim past that it vent without a distin.
gushing Name and that it was first called
''the Bridge of sighs' by an Imaginative
newspal er man after having witnessed o
particularly affecting scene upon it in
which young anl handsome girl who
had just been convicted HsHsed a. The
principal. Ht EoSever the name orig.
inated It has clung to the walk ever
since. and will undoubtedly continue to
do so as long as the structure itsslf lasts.
The "bridge Of s!shs" does not in:
Glide among the host OF offenders who
annusllv cross it any OF the mos. noto-
riens criminals who are arrested. Mdr.
derers, burglars, highhaytheh and the
like pass Under It, ID, not over it. 1 s
passengers are the petty offenders-wife-
beaters, sneak-theves, swindlers on 8
small scale, persons convicted of assault
and battery and those found guilty. ol
nisdemeanors Of various kinds. Five
thousand then and women on an average
are each year arfa!ghea in special ses-
sions, and of this number aeudt two.
thirds are convicted aud pass over the
"bridge OF sigbs" TO their prison cells
there TO await transportation to Black.
wells islshd.
But though their ofenses are OF the
less grevous kni there il no end o'
heart rending incident. Many young
man or woman here starts upon career
that eventually lesde to long years O
Imprisonment ia Tie penltentiarv o!
state prison. II is not the hardened Of
fender who 'weeps over his sentence az
the "bridge of sigbs'' stretches out he
fore him a! the beginning OF bis puni' b
l1eht, but the than cr woman who, unit
then of unbleuished reputation, leaves
friends, relations, home and position b.
hind and sees ah"ai the cnnvict's dres;
and cell.-Ne,o York Herald.
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For over eight years have suffered
IRON cstarrn which affected my eyes and
hearin; haze emplo, ed many physiciaIj
without relief. / sm now on my second
hottie OF E!y's Cream BALM. and feel
confident Of complete cure.--Mary G.
Thompson. Cerro Gordo, III,
Elv's Cream Ralm has Completely
cured me OF long staining case os
catarrh. l have never vet seen its equal
as cure for collie 10 the bead and bead,
ache resulting from such colds. It is 4
-emsdy OF sterling merit. Ell b. Crosl{
Tenn.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Monroe Lodge, No. 1S9, F. and A.
M.--Meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
Wednesday evenings. on or before each full
moon. P. SrRIGGs, w. M;JAs. r. NORRIS,
Secretary.
|M.--Meets IN Masonic Hail Woodsheld. on
Monday evening after full moon. J. +. SpRfaas
n. e. II. F.; JAS R. MORRIS, Secretary.
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A Precahtlon.

The following from an exchange shows
human nature pretty we'll: A dentist ad.
vised man IL have tooth taken out
assuring him that II he inhaled gas be
would feel b pain "What is Il effect
Of The gas ?" at makes you inssnsible." !"
said the dentist, sand you don't know
what takes place" fhe han took out
his money "Uh never hind the Tee
until afietwArds,' femsrked the dentist.
II ~asn'i thinking OF that" said ths
pstiert: only wanted 10 see how mbca
riohey had"
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Washington Irt,fg once said Is &
lady friend: "Dont ieaoh t6df dsugH-
,ers so many thiues; teach them one
thing; teach thetf TO be easily pleased -
Judging from The specimens of bus.
haadd se9eired by numerous young Ia.
gses, too msny mothers have followed
tlviDs's adyice:-Norrntowa HeraAi.
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bur Hugo Territories.

M6htana aid Dakota cornbided would
form a domain latgef In extent than oil
OF the United States from the ST.. Law
reuee to Nor,h Carolina, and from ths
AlleghaDies to the Atlantic Custer couty,
Montana, alone is larger 10 area than tho
whole state Of Pennsylvania.
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After Djphtheria.

D'phihetia 10 a tertible disease. requir.
ing the greatest medical still to effect {
comple.e cure Even whe1 lts power il
broken, it clings t, tbe patient with grea,
persistency, and often leaves the system
poisoned and proslraied. Just here
Hoods Sarsaparila does vast amount
III GOOD ,4oelliag Impurities from the
hlHod, s:sipg IL richness and vitality,
while it feHbtates AMI strengthens The
syslein.
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TO. o. DrRECfOnY.

Woodsfield Lodge. No. 377, I. y.
o. F.--Meets every Tuesday evening q
LUDE, N. G.; G. B. CLINGAN, Rec Secretary
Woodsfield Encampment, No. 16S.
--Meets in Lodge Room the first and third
Friday evening Of each month. ASHER OKEY
o. P; FRrTz REEF. Scribe.
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Character III Walking.


1t is well to beware OF the msn who
carries his left fool in toward his rioh,
iu walking. pivins the imuressjon ths,
his riuht foot lurna ou, and hii lef. foot
turns in. This man ia a na,ursl ne,tv
lareenis,.. ne nav. ucrbsns have never
stolen in biis iife. but that Haa lhccaps.
of fear or lack ar opoor.unnit, tot all
the same. he IL liable At anv time 10 40.
ouesief unconsjdered triA a for nure
want;ainness. He "a us q klep,omauiac
nss,'ire hut he,is n;;;it neesatlz "a aS dsSuer
ous "a the man Who delibeya,sIv Iif,s his
leo III fsom The thioh AZ though he were
eoin89 uipstairs. This man ia naturaI
and an. sduS<3,4 villain In hnxisnt3.
Where ihe tfeadmill il used IN prIsons
many conyicS sconire that peculiar sten :
Su, il ia the natural. careful. cat.Iike tread
! Of the criminal The oirl who walks
With a Hat foot n,anted sN,arely ON ,he
ground az though she Wanted to GROW.
nav not he as attractive as The pirt With
the archpd ins.ep. but she il good deal
better naturcd. she is s..e to IA he good
nurse, kind hearted. sympathe,ic and
anxious TO h.ar The burdens of Others
while The girl with the arched foot is
nearly sure to be selfish, and certain 10
be coquette il she walss ca her toes
TIE mah of shoet. nervous steps is al.
wa,s business man Of energy; but il
The stride is from the knee oalv he is
cold and se'fi,h, caring for no one but
himself. The man whose stride is long
and Ct the pare ,ime energetic, 10 often
conceited, always careless, fond Of ad
miration, and, while often good fellow
generally unreliable. The diplomats,
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Dr. Pierce's "Pellets" cure sick and
bilious heaiache, sour stomach, aid all
li.iOus stacks:
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"What is your circulation :" asked the
j. qusi i've indivi inal OF the editor
"BIood, prineipsl!y," was The calm reply.
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TN Ws.sEx0ET
In Choosing q Vile.

What is the most favorable time to
see woman'in order to compose char.
acter synopsis7 Decidedly, think, al
breakfast snd during forenoon. As q
general rule, il she looks we'll then 5he
is In COOL health; il she dresses neatly
she Is tidy; il she is full 6f projects for
morhihQ'5 Hotk, and executes a rea.
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