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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-19
Local Expositions.


Notice James browns adv. in this
issue,
A fine rain visited this section Thurs
day last.
The roads about here are in excellent
condition at present.
? Miss May Stephens is visiting friends
bin Gagetown at present.
! Geo. G. Cameron. of Almont, was in
the village one day last week.
/ Cabinet size photos $3.50 for one
half dozen at Coughs gallery.
Everyb ody planted potatoes thisyeaF
on account of the scarcity last.
Miss Lon McDougall. OF Fargo. is the
guest of her brother at present.
! Anumber # young folks of this viii
lage pic-nicked at Lakeport Sunday,
Don't forget the EXPosIToR Job
rooms when in need Of work of all
kinds. -
Cyrus Robinson has severed his con-
nections with c. II. Niggeman's jewel
ry store.
y, L. Iacks.u aId John Sexton have
put naW slgnsIn front of their places OF
business.
Miss Mcintosh. of Burnside, has been
the guest Of Miss May stephens the
past week.
II. c. Maloney OF the EXPoSIToR staff,
visited friends and relatives in Can
ada last week.
Wm. Rapley, Of Strathroy, Ont. was
the guest of his brother ThOs Rapley
the past week.
Miss Blanche Harris, of Brockway.
is visiting her friend Miss Matte Tur-
ner at Mayville.
Miss Bessie Carroll. of Olean, y. Y,
is the guest of her cousin Mrs. w. l..
Ellis at present.
Jas. McCOll returned Monday even
ing from az extended sojourR among
friends in Canada.
+. NJ. Cady and daughters, Ella and
Satie. of Port Huron, were in the vii.
lage Friday evening".
Jas. Ferguson, wife and daughter, OF
Almont, visited 4. w Ferguson and
family the past week.
Hiram Allen has Been rusticatine
among friends and relatives at Sand
Beach the past week.
Sanford VI. stone, an old and promi
nent resident of Richmond, died sud
denly Saturday morning.
Alex. II. BraidwUod and wife were
at Almont the past week attending
the wedding of Mrs. Braidwoods sister
The farmers are all gathering il
their hay crop and the yield is good
Grain is beginning to put on its COLDER
hue.
We return thanks To j. ii. Farley
Croswell. for complimentary tickets tC
the races at that place, July Goth ant
2lst.
The Capac Journal is one year ole
and promises to live many years not
withstanding the prediction to the con
trary.
Geo. Bradshaw left here last Thurs
day for Petoskey where he will remair
for few months for the benefit of hi
health.
Thos. Macarthur, wife and family
of Merrill, have been visiting among
relatives and old friends in this plac,
the past week.
Frank Niggeman, of Lexington i
visiting his brother in this place q
. present. lie will assist Charley in TIN
store for time.
: VIM. V. Andreae of the firm of
D Andreae * Sons. has been up in til
/. northern part of the state on busines
aud pleasure the past week.
, Why is il that Pres. Brown canno
get quorum of the village Council
Is it on account of the liquor bond
now before that body to be acted upon
lie sure you attend Waterman .
Benedict's great clearing out sale o
> Saturday next at the Macarthur bloc
Brockway Centre. Notice their chang
of adj in this issue.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-19
We buy giNt Class Goods and sol
them Al shs Lowest ssssihls Prize,

Never before have we been able to
present such complete line of Dry
Goods, such as
SUIrGNGS in all the latest colors.
DRESS GOODS, a great variety
and very cheap.
WASH GOODS ofa kinds.
SATINS, Chambry, Ginghams
and Indigo.
In PRINTS, al elegant line.
WHITE GOODS Of subscriptions
Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains. EN-
broideryj Hosiery and Notion:
of all kinds.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-19
$500. 70 i1Ay ON RFAi ESTATE

Mortgages at = 9 and 9 per cent, according TO
time and amount. Lowest charges and lowest
expenses. No long delays. We do not do as
others do make Mortgages draw seml-annual
interest, but make our interest payable once a
year. In the Fall when farmers can pay their
interest. Call and see us.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-19
NEW Goods.
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we have just received large
stock of
DRY GOODS!

and having had several years ox-
perience we feel confident that we
have selected a stock of goods that
will please our customers and the
trade in general.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-19
DrOCkWay Centre Bank,
otB. r.. NOBLE ~ co.
Responsibility $4,000.

Good Notes, Town and School Bonds bought at
best rates Certificates OF Deposit issued and
per cent. interest allowed. All business tran ~
acted by patrons ot this Bank will he held strict
ly confidential.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-19

DIR. G.S. Ney has been confined to his
bed for the past couple of days with a
severe attack Of cholera mOrbl5.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
MINES AND MINERS.

The Prst! (Als. mines produced in Sep
TENDER 70, GAS net tons.
The great scarcity of coal cars on the
Cairo ST ort Lice and the Illinois Central
is the occasion Of several of the mines to
lie idle about one-third Of the time.
The strike at Ouita and Stillwell mines,
Johnston county, Arkansas, is over and
the mines returned to the basis prevalent
at the time Of the strike, IS cents for sum-
mer and IS cents for winter. Tney want
cd 20 cents advance. The strike lasted 36
days.
1t is reported thst a syndicate, with a
capital of s., 900, 900, has purchased 5000
acres of coal lands, eighty miles from
North Texas, near the line of the TtX's d
Pacific railway. The mints are prolific,
but have lacked capital for working.
District Assembly No. II, knight, OF
Labor, has appoint ID John K. Byrne, Peter
Wise, VIM. Rhodes, J. E. Smith and A. G..
Martin to draw up uniform wages scsla
for the entire coke region. The Frick
scale will he the basis, and the committee
will meet November 8tb.
Inc strike OF the hay county MO. coal
miners has been declared eff. The min
ers will be given an advance in wages if
wages are increased in the other districts.
This is rot the best way to arrange diff
ference. Suppose all the mines follow
suit, where will the mire rs' wages be?
A new line is needed a'o,g the river
through Toronto, o., for the scarcity Of
cars has been detrimental 10 the interest
of those places. 1t is sid that some Cltvs-
land parties have secured options on some
coal lands nsar Tunnel Mill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
GENERAL SPORTS.

Arthur Chambers has closed up the
Champions Rsst. Soft drinks don't ply
gas bills" is the reason giver.
Joe Acton has engaged to remain month
with the California Athletic club at San
Francisco, at a salary and privilege Of CIV
ing lessons.
The postponed regatta Of tina Union
Boat Club will take place on the Harlem
river Saturday, October 90. A dance will
follow on conclusion of races.
Captain Cornell, of the Manhattan Ath-
letic club, has challenged the entire Anna
teur Athletic Union to championship
competition of seventeen events with the
NJ. A. O. Athletes, for 81, 900 trophy.
1t IL claimed tta. the foot race between
Ell Case, of Canada, and Dave Burke, of
Brighton, which took place at Bsat on
Park, Boston on Mordsy, was a scheme to
fleece the spectators. The men are said to
have made 81 900 ont of the job.
The cushion carron match between Geo.
Slosson and Eugene Carter is of, and the
81, 900 stake money which was put up on
Tuesday has been returned to the Iespec-
tive hackers of the men. The breaking
up of the match was caused by Cartel 8
demand that the match should bs play ed
in public and that the winner should pay
the expenses. Slosson objected to this ar
rangsment, but sud he would willingly
play Carter in private.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
ST. CLAIRsVILI.E GOSSIP.

special CoTTeSD0ndsnce OF ne sunday Re9tSter.
ST. GAINESVILLE, October 20.-On &C
count of the rain and disagreeable weather,
the Fair to have been held on Wednes FAY
aud Thursday, was declared off.
The Sabbath School Convention Of the
st. Clairsville Presbytery, will bs held at
GAINESVILLE on next Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
From what one can hear, there will rot
be many Democratic vct rs left in Belmont
county on the 30th. They will all be at
Wheeling to see and hear the Old Roman.
st. Clairsville will send an immense dele
cation.
Marshal John W. Stuff, of Bridgeport,
brought two prisoners to the county Jail on
Tuesday. They are charged with stealing
pig hoo.
From pIeeent appearances there will be
no political parades at this place daring
the campaign.
Mayor George Linn, and D. Fl. Milligan,
our popular deputy Clerk of Courts, ad-
dressed an enthusiastic Democratic meet
ing at Warnock, on Wednesday evening.
The new Presbyterian Church 10 being
rooted. Chris, Heinlein, of Bridgeport,
has the contract.
Mr.. John FeIren and wife, and Mrs. j.
P. Hall, returned home on Monday from
Columbus, WHERE they have been visiting
friends and taking look at the Ohio Cen
tennial.
Work ON r building the B. go. brarch
to this plFcs, is going on remarkably well.
considering the wet weather, and they ex-
pact to be in town bJ next Wednesday
evening.
Whistler Jackson, of this vicinity, had
one Of his syes seventy injured en- We'd
nesday, by q stitch of wood flying mp aud
hitting h M while he was chopping. Three
splinters were taken from his eye, and ii
is thought the injury will not be perma-
nent,
Rev. Sam. Small addressed a Prohibition
meeting at this place, on Monday after
noon, and quite q large crowd greeted
him.
Willis Nichols, Of the East Liverpool
Rerie,0, dropped in on his st. Gainesville
friends on Tuesday.
Miss Kate Cassil is visiting friends at
Flusbiug.
1t is thought that the weather will cleal
mp now, az all the county fairs are over.
Miss Mary Clark is visiting friends IL
Bellaire.
Simon Merritt, we'll known in this
pl.ce, died ut his homs in Flushing, ou
Friday, of typhoid fever. He has lived in
this vicinity near'y all his life and had
many friends here who were sorry to heal
o. his death. He was stauRch Democrat
aud bad gained quite reputation as 8
public speaker. Mr.. Thomas j. Merritt
and wifs, of this place, attended thu
funeral.
Thomas johnson, of Clsysville, Pa,
spent few days this week In visiting bis
parents at this place.
The Democratic Meeting, at this place
on Thursday night was we'll attended
considering the inclement weather. Ad
dresses were made by Hon. Ross ]. Alex
auder, Of Bridge port, and VIM. Lawrence.
Jr., Democratic candidate for Congress
from this district. Both spseches wer;
large! on the tariff question, aud wer,
we'll received by tie audience. Mr.. Law
renee is masiug votes wherever he goes
and Jos. d Lay lcr will.hsve no walk-over
even if he has large Republican msjorit,
to go en-. If elected, Mr.. Lawrence vii
represent the p,ople, and not clique.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Special Correspondence oft1s Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, October 20.-The
work of paving Main street is progressing
very nicely considering TIE lad weather.
Quite number of Republicans went
down to the blowout at Canonsburg last
Thursday evening.
D. 7. Mo: IN is iu Ohio on business
trip.
Last week an application was made to
the Governor by Calyia NJ. Reed, James
s. Humbird, G. N. Brsdy, W. G. Bryson,
Il. P. Chambers, A. NJ. Told and James
A. Wiley for charter for the Washington
Carbon Company.
Mr.. Chas Baldwin, Of Pittsburgh, has
been in town visiting frieads the past
week.
Real eItste sill continues to boom in
and around the city. The principal cause
fer this is the large addition which has
lately been mids to the population By tie
number of families which have come here
to work in the new glass house and other
works. A hundred houses which would
rent for q medium sum, could be rented
without any troable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
THE SPORTING WORLD
NEws FROM The DIAMOND, TURF AND
RING.
Ouinions on the World Championship Ganss-Wnl
New York Win? - Pugilistc Points,
General Sp,rts, and ORA
matte News

The great sporting event Of the wees
has be,n the commencement Of the worid''
championship series of ball games. 10
cidedly more interest hiss been shown In
the contests than in previous years. Far
tisan feeling has been, and is yet very
high. This, doubtless, has been caused
BY the many comparisons that nave
besn made between the League anu
AS ooiation clubs. League patrons, OF
course, have all along main
tanned that, generally speaking, League
players are far ahead Of those Of the Asso-
citation. The important series OF games
now going on has so far shown this con-
tsn.iSn TO be right. Four games have
been played and New York has won three
Of them. At every point the Giants have
showed their superior skill. Bar accident,
they will continue to do 90. 1t is true,
however, that in base ball the unexpected
is always likely to turn up. 1t is possible
that such may he the case in this instance,
but it is not at all likely.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
by southern companies because Of the vel.

by southern companies because Of the yal-
low fever.
Work on the rolling mill at Bristol,
Tenn, is progressing very satisfactorily.
II Is expected that it will be in operation
by the middle Of Dscsmbr or the first of
January next.
The Laelede Sheet and Plate MIL Com
pany will likely 60 out of business as
distinct org,n'zstion. The mill Is lying
idle, ewing TO differences between theown-
ers and tia several parties negotiating for
its uss.
Dilwo:tS, Porter & Co, Glendon spike
works, Pitt burg. are making an effort to
start up non.uI ion this week. The con-
Germ has not made much more tban a
couple Of millions DUNG its A. A. of 1. &
8. w. career.
The new iron works at Duluth, Mimi,
are to consist of large rolling mills with
two trains of rolls-one 1Sipch train and
one 10-inch train; two foundries-one for
making car VIII, e's and the other for gen.
ersl castirgs; one shop for planning, NOR
Using and otherwise preparing lumber for
uGe in the making Of cars; one machine
shop in which the heavy sxles will be
made and the wheels bored.-Iron Trade
Rsriep.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
DIED..

TRIsCHLER-Friday, october 10; lssS q I:eo
O'Clock p. m, JOHN TRHcHLEs, In tho zstn year
OF his age.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, No.
% Twenty.Sxth street, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at MI Calvary cemetery.
Friends are invited to attend.
KNowLEs-On Saturday. October %. 1855, a
O'Clock a. N, CATHRfIsE KsowLEs, relict Of
the late Richard Knowles, in her 54th year.
Funeral from her late residence, No. Sc TWEEN
,y-fourth street, Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Internent private.
sBREBE-on Saturday. October %, 1888, q.
40 O'Clock p. m, FREDDY, infant soa OF n: !"
and Carrie Sc7ebe, aged - months and IL dsys.
Funeral from residence Of parents, No. AZ
Jacob street, Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. in
terment at Nj. Zion cemetery. Friends Of th'
family are invited to attend.
BOGER-On Saturday evening. October IL
1874 AZ O'Clock az the residence OF Mt NJ a
Sanders, BelIaiIe. Ohio. Ma c. u. fosi z, young
est daughter Of the late Dr. J. N. Sursison-
BROWN Tuesday norninz, October l6, 1sss
IAaAGlIL N. BEowS, In her s5ih year.
McCLgAN-on Friday. October y 1s& 2
GAINESVILLE, KY. Nrs. hAkY AcCLxAx, oangnte
of the late Noah Z2ns, In her 18th yeAr.
| GREgNLEE-On Monday October Is, 1888,
II O'Clock D. m, Mis- J. A. GREEsLzE, q ne
home, No. $50 Jacob street.
GLEASON-On Monday, October y, ls8. Q
Il:i5 P. ", CHARLES }. GLEASON, aged u jean
RESEKE-Tuesday, October d, 1sss. 1t "A
O'Clock O. m, WnIAn RKsKXk, sged d yean
8 months and daJx
| OHANBERs-On Wednesday morning. oe't
her IL, 1888, PAUL B. CHAHHkks, only child
James b and Belle N. Chambers, ased7 jean,
months and Is esyA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
PUGILIsTIC POINTS.

Trainer McDousld will bs' The 8 pidei's ''
SCI o id in the fight with Frank Murphy.
Jack Daasley, Mitchie Go!den's pupil,
whipped Mike Murphy in a three-rouud
90, on Wednesday.
George W. Willis, of New York, defeated
an unknown at Philadelphia yesterday. in
nine rounds. The fight lasted thirty-fvs
minutes.
Jack Smith. Of Long Island, and Billy
Brannigar, of New York, fought three
rounds yesterday at Philadelphia, when
the police stopped the fight.
Jake Kilrain received q letter from
Challey Mitchell, s'erdsy. Chslley says
that his hands are still in bsd condition,
and that he will be hsppy to see the day
when they are all right, SO that he may
prove to JACK Dempsey who is cur.
Edward McKeown, the Winnipeg pugil.
ist, who is just back from visit to Grand
Forks for the purpose Of inquiry into the
circumstances Of Falljame5 death, is fully
convinced that there was an intention to
"do'' Fulljsmes, and that the crime was
committed by o man named Barrett, with
slung-shot.
Kilrain and his hackers sp7ear to b.
more anxioas for an advertisement than
they are for fight. If they consider Kill.
rain the b4t man in the country the name
of his opponent is Of small consequence
provided the money is up. 1t looks like a
back down, pure and simple. The Kilrain
people are probably afraid that Sullivan
will get well.
In barn not many miles from Coney
Island, a rafting prizs fight was fought
between Steve Ackermsn and Jake Owens,
both of New York. The mill lasted one
hour and twenty-five minutes. in which
fifteen rounds were fought. Overs was
frightfully punished. The purse of $500
and the BATHS was awarded to Ackerma1.
The men stripped at III pounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
MOUNDsVILLE.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday REGISTER.
MoUNDsVILLE, October O.-John Har-
ripgtop, who is holding q lucrative posi-
ton in Washington, d. O., gave us .
pleasant call Friday.
The Democratic Executive Committee
of this county was in session at the Court
House Friday afternoon.
Miss Ella Baker, the Unable caughtr
Of Capt A. o. Baker, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, died at the homo Of her parents
Friday morning, after short Illness Of
fever. Miss Baker was one Of the most
accomplished young ladies Of our city,
always had q pleasant word for her MANY
fiends and was we'll liked By ell who
knew her. The heartbroken family have
the sympathy Of the whole community.
The time of the burial has not as yet been
set.
There was short session Of the County
Court Friday. No business OF much i'm
portaucs was transacted.
There was o grand Democratic pole rails
ing at Leatonville yesterday afternoon.
Good speakers were on hand for the coca.
sion. Quite large delegation went out
from this placs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
A Clergyman with q knife.

CHICAGO, October 10. "A dispatch from
Waldo, Ark, says: A clergyman named
Keith and Joseph Garrett. - farmer be-
came involved in dispute here Yesterday.
Keith is Principal Of TIE public schools,
and the difficulty srose over his policy Of
cor ductiog that institution. Garrett fin-
ally made assault On Keith, who defended
himself with . knife, stsbSipg Gsrrst:
several times and inflictipg Injuries from
N h;ch he died.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
TIPS FROM TIE TURF.

Jane, F. Caldwell win do the starting
at the Nashville fall meeting.
E COrdgn hasengsgsd Gsorg, Cochran
as steeplech'ss rider for next s,ason.
Old Drake Garter is now owned by Mr..
Sheppard, of Torcnto, VIII, talks Of trying
to race him again.
Two Clifton bookuakers have WEIGHED
already, J, Lswis & Co., SOURCES & %.
laid hsavily on Freedom, and when he wcr
they skippsd.
With the exception Of Los Ang sles sill o.
E. ]. Bsldwin's strirg have started fol
their distant rome in California. Lo.
Angeles will fill her stake engagements a
Pimlico and Ivy City.
It is claimed thst an attempt was re
entity made TO doe the 2.yesr cd coli
Come TO Tsw at the Lltonia track. A
blacksmith was foand in the stall o,
night, but as that was the only evid snce
against him nothing was done in the mat
ter.
TIE brown horse Himalays, aged b,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
TRADE NOTES.

The Westinghouse Air Bake Company
is doubling its fOgCe Of eco men,
The largest carpet in tho world is at the
Cincinnati Exposition. 1t measures 200
yards in area.
The Cincinnati Corogatipg Co. are
largely usiag steel FIR roofing and other
building purposes.
The car shops both at TeIre Hsute and
Indisnspohs have recently received large
orders for box and gondola carr.
TIE General Executive Board, &. Of L.,
began its last regular session Of the 10th
inst at headquarters, prior to the general
Assembly at Indianapolis in November.
Ls Roy Kiugsland, of Allegheny, Pa.
haI invented new process for making q
took steal, which, il il claimed, is Superior
TO the famous Sheffield Mushet brand, 81
England.
The Westinghouse Air Brake Company
has purchased nelrly all the available land
bstween Turtle Creek and Brsddock, Pa,
for the new plant there, and have large
force Of men employed laying the FONDA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
No 1865 -AnaRram.

em 50 little known, / almost fear
That am out OF place In coming here.
In books that treat Of Natures hidden laws,
And trace out latent powers In search OF cause
am discussed in most learned way
BY thoss whose minds in paths of science stray.
Wise Youmans says that chemistry's chief aim
Is to investigate the powers claim;
But do not think that Science yet has found
resting place for me on stable ground,
And brought me from the my,tic realm OF Doubt,
Where wistful Fancy loves 70 roam about
Or that her devctees have cast such light
On me as makes me plain TO common sight
Can they establish what Of me they tell?
Complete they call me; do they know me well?
NO REAL OCCULT ] AM" they call me notion
Is that truth or scientific notionH
Those thi Igs that microscopes can plainly show
We may observe and of them something know
But when Conjecture tells US atoms move,
Is that fact that reasoning can prove?
EKIsoNIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
MILL NOTES.

The Lookout rolling mill, Chaitanooga,
Tenn, is now running iron bars loo feet
long, and ia making arrangements to turn
out bars mp to $50 fee. in length.
The Harvey Steel Company viii erect
works at Newark, N. j., for the manufhc
ture of steel by Q rea process invented by
Hayward A. Harvey, Of Orange, N. j.
The Bethlehem, Pa, Iron Company has
shut down part of its big mill, owing to
it's inability TO deliver steel rails ordert
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
SPHINX KNOTS.
Anyoomn- nicstion for this department should
seaddresed toK r CHADBoURH, Lewistown, No
No. 106S-Enigma.

No. 106s-Enigma.
ride over the waters and over the isiauds-
Far away In the southern domain;
Where the breath Of the Winter King comes
from the south,
And the north is the heat and the rain;
Where are millions and millions of acres Of ice,
Thickly embedding the ocean upon;
Where the chrystal mountains ascend toward the
skies
And reflect the bright rays of the sun;
Where the nights are long and the cold intense,
And the SHOWS Of the ages combine;
o! there is the place OF my magnificent home,
And the lands underneath me are mine.
The sons Of Neptune all look upon me
As faithful and beautiful guide;
And through the long succeeding centuries
/ silently tell them how to ride.
am the embodiment Of specification,
With my most sacred firm sublime;
Standing, exalted far above the nations,
And beyond the chilling storms Of Time,
During the sufferipgs Of the true Messiah,
When he died and broke the bonds Of Death,
to the south OF him was standing
In the celestial Infinite depth.
speak Of the JOY on Eternity's shora.
And salvation from death and from sin:
speak of q life with Heavens great King,
And with my four pointers win;
And is 1t not strange such an ominous Sign
Should enlighted the world we are I'M
ARTlBus LAuRRNTIus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
Ro...t. ou.hion. for Jewels.

1t is fitting that pearls should repoee IN
rosy cushions. The contrast 10 bewiten,
log. For example look al mouth hheo
with pesrly teeth restiug in ruddy enms
as hard as corsl; natural gems and setting
made hesptifuI with SOZ0D0NT.