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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Mt eaa1 2 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull but Firm-Stocks LoWer-Fiour
Uncbauged-Whsat Higher.
/ NEW YORK, November 28.-Money on
call Easy at 2s2i per cent; closed offered
at 81 per cent. prime mercantile paper aga
81 t5,r cent; sterling exchange dull and
easier at 484Ia4SSl.
GoyKRNMENTs-Dun but firm.
Fours, ioS
Fours, Coupons.
Eours-andahaH ,SS,
Yours-and-s-hAE ioys
Pacific Skies Of
STATEs-Quiet.
RAILRoADs-Dull but firm.
STOCKS The stock market was quiet
to-day. The market opened with fair
degree of animation, while first prices were
irregular, but generally higher, and after
a little hesitation the market gathered
strength and moved up fractioDally. Rock
Island, however, soon displayed marked
weak es and the other Changers fell in
behind, and on an increased business
TIE ensire list moved of, all the early
gaius being wiped out before noon.
Tho afternoon saw stsgnation among
the majority Of the list, but the graogers
still continued active and declined steadt-
~, bringing the rest of the list down to
lowest figures TO ward delivery hour. Later,
however, there was general Improve
meut. but the time was too short to re-
cover the losses of the day, and while the
market closed firm, it was at fractional
losses for the day. Rork Island shows
net loss of 4 uer cant; the rest lost frac-
tional smounts only. Sales psi, To shares.
Ouotstions closed bid as fellows:
Adams Express, 145; American Express,
1l2; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacihc,
3I}; Chesapeake and Ohio 11B; preferred DO
firsts, Is; do seconds, 16; Chicago and
Alton 1874; chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1881: Delaware and Hudson, 120; Della
ware, Lsckawanua and Western 1853;
Denver end Rio Grande, 154; Erie, 25S;
do preferred, 81; Fl. Wayne, 149; 1lli-
nois Central, 154; Lake Shore, 1908; MIchl-
gan Central, IS; Minneapolis and st. Louis
:; do preferred, 155; Missouri Pacific,
77E; Northern Pacific, 243; do preferred,
So; Chicago and Northwestern lO9{; DO
preferred, al; New York Central, 1O74;
Oregon Transcontinentsl. 29B; Pacific Mail,
373; Peoria, ID. & E., 23l; Pittsburg, 1854;
Pullman Palace Car, 17li; Reading, Az;
Rock Island. 1913; st. Louis and San
Francisco, 25I do preferred, 65S; first
ureferrea. Ill: st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1905; st. Paul and Omaha, 333;
10 preferred 90; TeKss Paciic, 224;
Uuion Pacific, 60; United States Ek-
p:sSs, rs; Western Union, S33.
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~ EH2 lCaFCG5 IN Gon1s, Cares N
s ga Gsys. 5sG CRssS EsI;SC. Dag SScre,
%'1 I,-gli T. EsTa2ta S., Phi, Pa, End
40 GES - Lo@RI SIC. sDZGg 9torOp v hseL
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DRY GOODS.
Few York.

NEW YORK, November 28.-Dry Goods
There was a healthy inquiry for cotton
fabrics of sll descriptions, with the msrket
showing greater firmness sill sround.
Wooden goods are quiet in sales, but for
dress goods, flannels snd soft wool dress
fabrics prices are higher.
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George Would Do Away With Landlordlsm

George Would Do Away With Landlordism
LONDON, November 27.-HeDry George,
in an address in London this evening,
said that the grasping for land in America
WAS rapidly making that country similar
to England. He wanted to utterly abolish
lsndOrdism, and to grant to sveTy caild a
share in the soil.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, November q.
The market remains very dull, with
prices unchanged from last week. For good
clean wheat 81 O5 is being paid, with little
coming in on account of muddy roads.
We quote:-
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family -four
in barrels S. 50; in sacks S. 35; middlings
per ton $l8 90; bran per ton SIS CO.;
per 100 pounds, 81. Rye brings Csc per
bushel.
FEED-Corn per bushel, old 60a65ci
new 35a4Oc; oats 35c; baled hay per ton
$1S 90. Loose hay is bringing SIT 90
per ton.
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SKINS AND GINSENG.
wheeling.
TUESDAY, November q.

TUESDAY,, NOVtmU6I III
Horkheimer Bros, Nos. lil7 and l4l9
Main street, quote the following prices
for No / skins: :,
Black skunk 9OcaS1 90; half stripe d.
5Oa6Oc; full stripe do 25a30c; white do 12t
15e:; No. l Raccoon 6Oa75c; muskrat
winter, 15a16c; do fall 10a12c; oppossun
2Oa3Oc cased; No. l mink, 40s5oc; red fox
81 GOAL %; gray fox, 6Oa75c; wildcat
3Oa4Oc; black bear, $40 Goals 90.
Ginseng-At 81 25s2 so par pound.
Sheep Pelts-At 25a75c each.
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Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS or PCELIC PRINTING
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CHARLESTON November II, 1888. }

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS or PCBLIC PRINTING,
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, 7
CHARLESTON, November II, 1888.
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the Commissioners Of Public Printing M
the Auditors Office, Capitol Building, In the
CITY OF Charleston until Tuesday, December Is,
1883 at II O'Clock noon, for supplying the State
OF West Virginia with Stationery and Prlntlng
paper and for the execution OF Public PRINTING
and Binding, for two ~ years nom the seeonI
Wednesday in January, 1859. Each proposal
must be accompanied by a bond executed ac'
co!ding to law by the bidder, with at least TWO
good and sufficient srctiCs residing in this 81 Ie
in the penal SUN OF ten O0) thousand dollars for
all State Printing, and in the penal sum OF TWO
(2l thousand dollars for all the State binding
and in the penal sum OF FIVE (5) thousand dollars
for furnishing Printing Paper and stationery,
conditioned upon the faithful performance OF
said contract. No bid uuaccompanied by such
bond will be entertained by the Board OF Com
miFsIoperS of Public Printing Estimates OF the
work 10 be done or material u be furnished, To-
gcther with the blank forms for Proposals, &C.
will he furnished by the commissioners oil Puo-
lie Printing upon application.
The Commissioners are IGqDircd 10 receive sep
aratc bids for the printing, binding, and printing
paper including stationery. The CONTRACT shali
be awarded TO the lowest Responsible bIdher ioI
the same rCspe ctively, unless there is Tcspon
slble bid for the whole which is less than inc
sggrega.c amount OF the lowest separate bids, In
which case the contract shall DO awarded 10 such
lowest bidder for the whole.
All proposals must be made upon the Printed
Blanks furnished by the Commissioners OF fuOlc
Printing.
The Board reserves the right to reject any oil
all bids. 7. 4. DUFF
President Board OF Commissioners Of Public
Printing. holyoaWL
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The Emperor Has a Cold.

BERLIN, November q Emperor Will
liam is iudispOsed. He has a cold aud will
remain in his apartments for few dsys.
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RsdifinSI.
/ Word About Catarh.
= nemernne, Lhat wenteENl

49,, r,oaus membrane, that wenderinl
1T IS lnS .veyops surrounding the delicate tbs
scGi al,. al. a., and fCoI psssages, that Ca1arh
sies O. u, ,,rnngho!d, Once Established il cats
uake' Us go, rj,ss snd rcndCrs life but leag'
iavc the ItSSE nj misery aud disease datilag ING
,i-sEa a-e s-sr p, trammelling iae, power OF
Sraso - aCS ',;rr the faculty u smell tanning
.ryca. dc'.,U ,,S 'Shug the refined pleasures Of
ghc bran ,'T;',,.Sy, by creeping on rom sim ls
,gsc. lr 'S, 80 Il assaults The menorsnoGs
Squg SUD S,".,,srS AID causing inflammation
,nr lc1NsS death. Nothing sho't OF Total
s.rgsng SHY ,;If .,.lrc health 70 the patient, aud
,rs'l',oa. W.. srC Simply prOCrsSttnatod suder
s al.cNi,' 49,, rr a fatal termination. SaNFokoS
~. .'s,.g rv laI 'sloa and cy LRl; maj al
E,rgN. GU 81 rs q, never lclcd, even when the
rr,a.,,ra;33",, ,gJe frigbl'ul inr9adS on delicate
d,cs< .% ms hrsrtus smell and taste nave been
rrl't'..aiO' spS The disease thoroughly driven
,s0'vtie"
Oh. ,.s RADICAL CURE consists o. one bot
,NNs9H''r ,rrrNL Cu.EE, one box CArAEEHAl
e% ,aS ami ere INrToyED iN ,, ;g, neatly
,1,.. rnsi' ia ons package win i'''' ui'''UohA
Fucsa s,.% rrra ASH CHEMICAL TO-, Boston.
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b, &O. RAILROAD


BsllSire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellslrs at 800 q n, arriVSs a. Bsllairs
4:l0 p. N.
Woodsfeld passenger train leaves BellGIre
500 D. m, strives 81 Bellsire at sos q. N.
SuUlmerheld Accommodation leaves Bellair Q
200 NJ, arrives at Bellairs st 11.05 q. m.
AL trains daily except Sunday, Central stand
ara Time nom BellAirs.
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educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, w. Va.
fsIsTKRs OF THE YISITATION.l

(sIsTKRS OF THE VISITATI0N.l .
A school OF more than national reputation, Oh
fers exceptional advantages for thorough educa
ton Of young ladies In al departments Library
of six thousand volumes. Fine philosophical
chemical and astronomical apparatus. husica
Department specially noted. Corps OF piano
teachers trained by leading professor from Con
serTatoTy of Stuttgart. Vocal culture according
10 the method Of the old Italian masters Locs
lion unsurpassed for beauty and health. Ter
acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
FOR catalogues, and references 70 patrons II
all the principal cities, address ,.
Bepl TIM DhhOihhoo'
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La,

nrNrlElr1 That the presence OF Generals
hfWtWttf Beauregard and Early, vino are
in charge OF the drawings, Is n guarantee OF ab'
solute fairness and integrity, that the chances
arc all equal and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw Prize.
oVEdENBER. elso, that the payment oi
Prizes Is GUARANTEED by FOUR MA.
TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President OF an lnsti
tuition whose chartered rights are recognized IN
the highest Courts; therefore, beware oil al imi'
tatioRs or anonymous schemes holiN SAG
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Thomas B. MCCOrd and others.
IN CHANCERY.

Tic object OF this suit is N set aside and annul
a certain instrument in writing, dated the )5ih
day OF September, 1879, executed by Thomas
McCord, now deceased, and the defendant,
Thomas B. McCord, copy OF which Instrument
in writing IL filed as an exhibit with the bill,
aud to subject The real estate mentioned and de-
sCribCd in said instrument in writing 10 the pay
mcnt of the liens aud debts which are binding
thereon. And it appearing from 81 attdavil
filed in this cause at these rules, that the defend
ant James G. McCord il not resident Of the
state OF West Virginia, and he not having been
served with process in this suit, on motion OF the
complainant, by his solicitors, this order OF pub
llcAtion is entered against him; and 1t Is ordered
that the said defendant, James c. MCCord, Is re-
auired To appear within one month after the
date Of the trst publication Of this order and dc
Whist il necessary to protect his interests; II u
further ordered that this order lie published ano
posted as required by law.
witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court
at the Court House of said couuty, this eth day
of November 1855 TO wit November Rules, lSSo
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time November s, 1885.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WHITE & ALLEN, Solicitors for Complainant
nOSCawt
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% M
No Mercury,
No Potash,
Ur any other Mineral Poison.

t "a N1;e7.'s Remedy. rnajs exclusively
,"- Is '.aalu...,.
. @r.n'., II1-urcss.
.. '." "... -.u,-.y known to the world
... .'' ''.- y.t rr,r,R cORiuyiJtss Blood
-rH..r5 s'1grs
.''' Nrw-al Rheumatism, Cancer,
...a.ar. ..t- H.ou,l diseases heretofore
'.... 90 ....-.r.o Il cures any disease
'".-.. ,-Hu .w,.-r b,Dol. Il IS now pre-
... .s ...a..uIsut the best physicians
..." ...... a.E..s, IS tonic. We append
80. .,'.'"."a- { b Jew:
-''" g-'' y 5. ON patients cOEvalcsc-
..---......' '.s "a t-unl measles with the
s'sN' J. y. CHENEY, VI. D.,
EllaviLr, Ia
v.-.NaN. Ca. Willie White was afflicted
g.. E-.tn.. Sven ,a1rz. IprrSrribrI =. 3
200 .'.s ''..Ig hr.s d. !lr and robust NOy.
G. ". PARKER, N. D.
IN 0''Nn. "a. nc n. ISL have taken
f ..l SNl.'> 81 gvillC for St'VOudaTy
Al .-"a. j. ....s ulruh better than pot
N.. N.a"r .f'E have ever used.
d y. WINFIELD. " D.,
F"CI-rly vi Sussex Co, Va
an < p. J. UN.E. the well known druggist
a.. t..N. all. e Nashville, Howard County,
ma. g.'.'s Having some know ledge as To
r.,..-.. = y il composed or l can safely
...... lI rs the rgTcly Tor al skin dis
~. 81 matters nn, what ne name may be-
v1 ". aG!'e book giving history Of this
r,a- a.. frHe'ly, ard It's cures, from all
.r --' "prl,, which will cOpvint-s Won that
H.. say D, true, and which we will mail
WrA. ELcatlCU- No family should bs
uI..slrr, IT, We have another on COutaglCus
". ->'h sent On same terms.
rbI rug. Us "a history o. your case, and our
So. an will a.,yisc se.tn Won bv Irttsr i'm
yT.t ~ confidence. We viii NOT deceive
'Eg'sale BY al druselsts
INK SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer s Atlanta. Ca.
New NrF.s - Tlr..g.Ts,..,-
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the Realistic Sort.

Mrs. Harris, of Topeka, is very pract'-
cal lady. The late Mr.. Harris died OF i'm
Jams, and she has q mass OF wrlihlug
snakes carved on his tombstone, with the
inscription, Died of Dslirium Tremens. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

No Christmas Table should be without a
bottle Of AngOstura Bitters, the word re-
nowned appetizer of exquisite, flavor. Beware
Of count eIfeitS.
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D1relins Reeistes
Grareltrs' guids

A RRIYAL AND DKPkRTuRs OF TRAINa-
sunday excepted monday erc0pted, ssu9.
dSy cnly. saturday excepted.-T6 Meridian
November Is, lisa. Wheeling time, which q irsi
one hour earleE than Centrl Tine,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November p Wheat ruled
fairly active aud prices higher, trading
was mostly local. Corn moderately active.
Oats dull. Provisions Ective. Flour
Unchanged. Whsst-Cash No. 2 spring
81 O4a1 04l; No. 8 spring 8S49Oc; No. ?
red 81 O4sI Oi}; November 81 03Sal O44
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i County, 50. In the Circuit Court OF Ono
County, West Virginia. November Rules, 1855.
George w. McCortl, Administrator of the estate
of George W. McCord, deceased,
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SUNDAYS:

Leave the City at sol =. N. and run every hour
until gl5 D IN. Leave Wheeling Park at 900
IN and run every hour u It'll 1000 p. m. Except
Church Train will lssy Park At 9:i5 q m. and
CITY at l2:l5 D. III. e. HlR> CHI,
Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

VIZ KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Saturday, October Is, 1888,
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
will run Gs follows:
Leave Arrive at Leave Arrive at
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers VII
pay all Prizes drawn in The louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented at our counters
RM.wALMSLEY,P res't Louisiana Nat Bk
PIER RE- LANAUN, Prest state Nst'l BIZ
A. BALDWIN, Prest New Orleans Natl Bk
CARL KOHN, Pres't Union National Bank
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3,II6 Prizes amounting to....-....-s2, -, 500
HrFor Club Rates, on any further informanot
desired write legibly TO the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence with State, County, stree
will be assured by your enclosing An kayeiop'
bearing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange In ordinary LEI
ter Currency By Express lat our expense) I'D
dressed M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; N. A. DAUPHIH,
Wasningt ton, ID. q.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES FOOT ROT, SHOULDER-ROT,
SCREW.WORM AMI SCAR IN Sheep
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BURNS CUTS CORNs SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP
STATR AND FACTORYl
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking efect May nh. ia 20
scneor trains will run - follows-Cenul Iimes
An trains daily except thoss marked tnosf
which do not run on sunday: ---
| AZ ~ Dina A
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy Of Music, New ORLEANS,
Tuesday, December is. 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

100. 900 Tickets at so; Halves $40
Quarters $40; Eighths 81 TWen'
tietbs S.; Fortieths 81.
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He Was Only q Dog.

He was brindle cur and had moth
ing about him to excite admiration.
But as he stood shiyering under the
81" station at Ffty-ninth street and
Third avenue, his loneliness and en-
tire misery drew sympathetic glance
now and then from a passer-by. He
did not appear to be a city dog; he ap-
peared too shy and ignorant of city
ways for that, and he looked anxiously
in the face of each new conner as if
seeking a friend. But none came.
He tried to get OIL surface car, but the
conductor yelled and passenger kick
ed at him, 80 he sneaked into the lee
of one of the iron posts and shivered
more miserably than before.
Two little girls came along and stop
ped a moment to speak to "poor dog
gie." who attempted little wag of the
tail in response. Then they patted
him and spoke kindly to him, and so
cheered the poor wsif that he frisked
about them and whined for joy. A
heavy, cumbersome brewery wagon
bore down on them. With the rattle
overhead and the Babel of noise about
them, the two little tots did not heed
Vic ldpluly HCo1lDS uQlSCl hol hSoi
the shout that went out to them from
the sidewalk. But the homeless dog
did. Springing between the children
and the advancing horses he barked,
his shrill treble rising high above the
clamor Of the street.
1t was all done in q moment. The
wagon rolled on; the children, spell
bound with fear, stood still; the dog
in last desperate effort to repay the
kindness shown him, hurled himself
at the advancing horses. One child is
brushed aside and the other clutched
by a friendly hand as the horses
swerve at the dogs attack.
The brewery wagon went on its way,
rocking and swaying, and two tear
dimmed little faces peered out from
the sidewalk at little heap OH the
stones of the street.
Their defender had given his life in
grateful remembrance of their kind
ness.
He was only dog; he knew no bet
for
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Headache.

If I just note down some of the
most ordinary cases of nervous head.
ache, people who suffer therefrom will
know what to do and what to avoid
Over work indoors over-study; work
or study in doors carried on in an un-
natural or cramped position of body.
Literary men and women ought to do
most of their work at q standing desk,
lying down now and then OH sofa, to
ease brain and heart, and to permit
ideas to flow. They should work out
of doors in fine weather-with their
feet resting on board, not on the
earth-and under canvas in wet wealth
er. 1t is surprising the good this sim
pie advice, if followed, can effect.
Other causes are neglect of the ordina-
nv rules which conduce to health
want of fresh air in bedrooms; want
of abundant skin-exciting exercise,
neglect of the bath ; over-indulgence
in food, especially of stimulating
character; weakness or debility OF
body, however produced-this can be
remedied only by proper nutriment ;
nervousness, however induced; the
excitement inseparable from fashion.
able life; exciting passion, anger and
jealousy in particular.
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Not Hidden.

In the rapid advance of science
medical experts can now detect, by
countless almost imperceptible signs
in each part of a mans body, decay al
the seat of his life.
BY few marks in the fnger-nails
and teeth, specialists in diseases of the
nose and throat can note the progress
of catarrh.
A peculiar incertitude of gait de-
notes the beginning of a disease in the
brain, that will inevitably end in mad
ness and death.
The wife of we'll known Western
lawyer was troubled, few years ago
with an unaccountable dimness of Wis
fOn, and came to an Eastern city tc
consult o famous oculist. He placed
her in front of strong light, and by
the aid of a tiny mirror, turned its
rays into her eye. He found certain
characters on the gray tissue which
told him that she was the victim of al
unsuspected and incurable disease.
She had but two months more to live.
The color of the skin, the breathing,
the shape of the fingers, the glance OF
the eye, all betray to the scientific OBJ
server the condition and probable dur,
alton of that mysterious power within
us which we call life, and which, once
gone, can never be recalled.
Boys or girls who read these lines no
doubt fancy that while physicians
may thus detect the secrets of their
bodies, those of the soul are within
their own keeping.
II can make my words and motions
express what character I choose" the
young man boasts, vain OF his
Strength "but my soul is known only
to myself and God" Yet long before
he passes out of childhood, the condi-
ton of his soul before God is written
on his face and in his every action.
"When I heard Serena give orders
to her servant" says the Swedish
Lauke, II knew that her soul was at
peace with her Maker"
His laugh, the tone of his voice, his
furtive glance, betray the false pre-
tender among men. Criminals have
their misdoings written OIL their faces.
Cain was not the only branded man.
For our secret sins God brings us to
Judgment before our fellows, long be-
fore death, while the humble Chris
tian, who seeks his Master alone III
his closet, comes out among men with
the blessing given him shining
through his every act and word.
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tiful mother goes still farther and
pours down on our grateful heads pro-
fuse showers, as if to teach us those
laws of health which we are too stolid
to learn for ourselves.
We are forced to realize that pure
water with its cleansing, refreshing
nature accepts no substitute-many OF
the ailments of frail mortals now so Of
ten aggravated and prolonged in the
vain endeavor to find relief in some
mysterious and perhaps poisonous
drug, would have better cure in wa
ter alone-and, in almost every case OF
sickness the judicious use of the bath
would add very much to the power oi
other remedies, but in sickness, or in
health, every one should have ample
means of bathing, and as good practi-
cable baths at low figures are now ad-
vertised in many leading journals,
there is no excuse.
Euery Family Should Have its Bath.
In Health, Navaluable-M sickness,
Indispensable.