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The evening world., 1890-05-07
ATHLETES IN REPosE.

J. NJ. Hewlett is Secretary OF the Columbia
College Athletic Union. He Is IN his Sophomore
Sear snd has been Ideniined with athletics since
his entrance within Colulnbia's portals.
". q. Davis. Who Of yore was one of the con,
spicuous memh"rs OF the Staten Island Athletic
club. aud its secretary for dozen years. has re-
moved TO PhilGde.phia.
A, q. EiSEe Is one of the big cricket men Of
this vicinity. He viii play on the rrlcket eleven
OF the Ne" Jersey Athletic Club this SEASON.
Charles +. Hart rather rules over the naval
matters OF the staten Island Athletic club. lie
i Chairman Of the Boating Committee aud al
all-around good fellow. 80 his club-mates say
The evening world., 1890-05-07
sPo1LETs

chicken vas recently born with two heads
and double set OF wings aud legs. 1t was prob
ably spTlng and Summer chicken.
:.
Sharks attacked boat oad Of sailors at sea
On shore tits the LOADED sailor whom the
'' sharks " attack.
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The clergy Of country town combined to be
funny as an oisst TO q "sacTed lecture by BIll
kJe. One clergyman aid they didn't want Sap
phira. nor any Eye ass. either!
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Many of the tips" on races tip over the
tipped.
lis not the Hhynoss Of the which
Nor tile whirhpsss OF the be-
6nI Just the faelness oi the TACT
That men are Hont to see. -Judge.
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Eoers' the novelist. u paralyzed. Some OF the
readers Of his novels Sih not wonder at this,
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The Newfoundland Eait Act is not what
troubles the fishermen. They have been Gaitsd
100 long 10 care for trGe like that.
NJ. DEeeT OF Phtladslphia. has presented his
snlegraph collection 70 ths Historical society
prssE 70 the DEsaFy.
LasyeE choats gIll have hard task to prove
that Aeeslls i Gala lily sort Of chap.
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EsnmlsF thinks tbs late rspTisse Is cuFtls-sy.
- = ses - szpsFi 4 courtesy himsslf.
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CAN'T KEEP HIM At HOME.
Cry Of Distress from a Competitor 10
an Evening World " Contest
She Pleads for Republication in
Order to Refresh Her Memory.

! r. NE Eftor NJ Tbs Er,uing Worth
A few months ago, during a temporary
attack Of Muacy, | wrote n recipe to keep
husbands in at night. II won honorable
mention and much praise from Miss East.
lake. liked IL when | saw it in print my.
self, and thought IL any thing would keep n
man IN the house after snnAown that
would. was Young. very foolish and um.
married, clso would have doubted It di.
rccty.
am few months older now considcra.
blv wiser Rni married. and now know that
nothing short of an oN-chGin attached to
handouts and mannclcs. securely riVetcd
to some fixed object. will keep u man in the
house afterT o'clorkr. NJ.
Before we were married. the dear man |
now call my husband usel to delight in
telling me how H. lonped, actually pircd
| for the time when lie would have some other
| place to sit besides the hotel; it would be so
nice to have me read tn him evenings so
! that he wouldn't have to 90 out for amlise-
mcnt. &c. lie hated the hotel; it bored him
| 80.
| was rather sCcptical, as il sounded
almost too much overdrawn. but wanted
to believe it 80 tried and succeeded fairly
we'll
Wo woro ,,,oroio.l o,,1 u,o ,i,o,g, Ibod
fearfully expected came.
Ito n,,,r n,l,,,.,,I :, ,I,,,, horor,. hc
imm,Ii,toIv md his nomo mn, mn aud wns
naLo ,u,nl,a,
rio Ln,oi ,,,,,,, D., ,, mona o,,.oo,i,o do g
o,,or I,,. r,, Io,. ,,n ,yoro 90 o,,,o,toiu.
i,, Es,r,, I.,. .,o,r iii, Sr,1o,s i,-
cluIcd lint r,nyne,ic so,nothinr, with nm
ir,o.i. ,i,Jo r,,cc ,l,,,,, hir, o., H. ,.bovs y
NoonnLilo I gnIIn,yod ,ho rociros a. rc,r
,.I .n,,,I ro,,on,lnr hrt &, 1ij ,o ,,,oa
AL ,r,,o,aI, Ito,,,, ,l,ini, ,Lo, .n,,,Iir,
wIi "
th;r,, man for ,,,o r,os, nav, oro ,i,,n.
tc ImmInyS Win now onl ,nnn n garnino
l.l,.,s man n,,,,.,, ,nro L, ,ris,aIo ,hinl
my sympathes are with the humbugs, too.
mans world and woman'S world arc
of patience and love to bring them together.
lost the copy of The EvENiXa WORLD
,h., ,,,,Ii.L,I u,o nir,,i,,,, ,oo;nos 90
have forgotten what was said about con-
yersation.
I,.i.. -, .,,,. 49,. ,,,,,.,,
EApuIehcc hhH 'uusht iho tha' "o''"h
conversation il only pleasant to man when
shc ia not his prop.ity md hs rarely has the
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opportunity oi cohVersihg WIN her'
Please let me know II the usual great sale
of EyrSISa WouLp's WAS so great on the
W 80,
hlght the winning recipe was pnbllsheh as
to relieve you of your usual supply, and il
not lot mo know how much money | shall
"''' 'e' "'o "'o" ~" ''"'' '''"o' "'"'
have TO part with before can again possess
those valuable rrcipcs
A ,ho nocl for ,hoso copo,,lo idoo. ia
81" Wv ".'' W. '''o'o '"'"o'' 'u'"'
urgent, kindly favor me with an early reply.
no that may soon zee wherein have erred.
"rS' L. W. ..
Az this seems to bea genuine cry of dis
treaa Tup FyrSISu Woui for the benefit
The evening world., 1890-05-07
YoU Oo MoRg IHAM sAYe MoNeY.

FlRST-EmPloyers all read the Situations
Wanted WANTS ~ The WoRL0 on Mondays
and Saturdays
secoEo-Al those looking for situations read
THE WORLDS Help Haotsd" WANTS" on
Mondays and Saturdays
Hence, On these. The WORLDS SPECIAL
SITUATION DAYS, yoo not saI give halt the reg.
Liar rate Tor tasss siassss Of ,assr;ssmsnts, but
fsasa = ta' gf's.sf agmssf ct Fsssls.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
To Robert Z. Lee.

Gone with the cause you upheld so nobly,
Gone with the thousands who have found
tha sweet reat:
Gone to the land where its people are happy.
Gone to the home OF the brave and the blest.
No more the tramp of your gallant army.
No more the sound OF the bugle call.
Shall awake In your heart an answering
chord.
Sleep. soldier. warrior hero. sleep;
lou gave your heart, our homage keep;
Empires may crnmble, nations decay,
But your fame shall last forever and for aye.
q. A. RoETH.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The habit back is preferred whether the
basque is for street or house wear.

Mrs. Lydia Patterson founded the first
women's trade union IN London. That was
sixteen years ago. Now there are about n
dozen such organizations and the formation
of n Shop p-Assistants Union il in proaross.
The most ilourshing labor union is the Book
binders Society, presided over by Miss
Whytc, consisting of ZOO members and u
bank account of ~, 500. In n study of the
wages of workngwomen Emily Faithful
finds great lack of public spirit among the
women who arc promoting these unions and
much timidity among the girstheTnselves.
The following table compiled by Miss
Faithful will give some idea OF the East
End wages:
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The Mystic's Prayer.

Filled with thy interior light,
Heaven now lawns upon our sight;
Hearts that once have known thy peace,
We who burn in thy bright beams.
Alike i'll passion as in dreams,
Part of thy divinest thought,
Closer, nearer to thee brought.
Grant that we NAV ever know
What II il in thee to grow,
To live in thy eternal word,
10 be where e'er thy voice is heard.
e. NJ.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The Name Appalled, Him.
IE,em r,.a. Siln.a.

TFFW"F IFtN3 TFHgs 7
New York Merchant TO young man who
has applied for situationl-lour appear
ance Is III your favor, must admir-, and
you seem 20 be young mGu Of require
ments. What ls your names
Young NANNY nama ~ Hilton.
Merchant IneRrly falling of hIs chair
Great heavens. young man, do you think
any New York merchant would engage YOU
under that name? Appeal to tile l.e gIsla-
tnTe 10 have 1t changed az once. or abandnn
all hope OF getting toothOld IN meTcan-
away with,
The evening world., 1890-05-07
RHYME AND REASON.
WOO,rs Of the Muse Inspired to
Poetic PsFSilaS3.
Clever MlngIing Of Grave and Gay
thoughts In VerSitICatiOn.
Budding Genius Gets Tito Print for
the First Time.
Vein Hope, Yet True joy.

Az pleasing objects greet the eyes tocharm
and Yet rluuc,
so mental visions lurlng rise that vanish
when pursued.
That fancy thus delights the mind to disaD-
point tho eve.
IL service oft both true and kind, though
hope may carly die.
OFT when on futures brow we read, 'tis hone
that Tkints the view;
And though may hope bc false. indeed, his
comforts yet are true.
To rove in distant realms aud fair, on downy
wings of thought.
IB recOnlprn-e tor roaming there, though
one return with naught.
And muscful souls that occupy these tene-
mCntS Of Clny
Would ththcr still unfcttered fly, and oft
they Hour away.
Are borne as on an angels wings beyond ter
reno dclightS.
Aud lonth return to meanCr things, the bet
ter for their flights. CAnL E.JAMEs.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
First Horse on the Joker.

Brown with great solemnityl-You're the
very man want to see. Smith. Was over
to our friend Joness house this morning
and dropping his voice to a tragic Whisper
/! found him-don't breathe this, now, 10 a
living soul | hate 10 mention il even To
yon, but think some OF his friends ought
to know OF u aud save him If possible.
found him hitting the pipe
smith Smiling Yes, saw him myself II
was lat long pipe from his hall rtoye
on you
| aupDOgg 40. ~'
The evening world., 1890-05-07
Hope Springs Eternal.

In days of sorrow, days of sadness.
When thy life IL fraught with pain,
Remember, friend. with JOY and gladness,
Sunshine follows clouds and rain.
When Hope seems dead. and friends forsake
thee,
And naight but grief thy ways atteni.
thee;
He'll guide and keep thee to the end.
Then. pressing onward. trusting. ever,
God will guard thee, never fear:
Till in heayon--no more to sever
Find rest and peace and love sincere.
PERI l.. WILSON.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Ninety millions expended and an esti-
mate of one hundred and eighty millions
more is comfortable sum to pay for
digging ditch. The Panama Canal will
cost this. Yet De LEssEPs is hale old
map, and gazes unblinkingly at this
enormous expense.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
An Elegy.

There ia grave 30 deep and wide.
All other graves seem small beside.
Its depth compared to Miltons lowest
depth might be.
Its width would reach from sea TO sea.
What's buried there2 Not mere frames
or never dying souls. hut high aims.
Fond hopes, otttimes the faithful work of
years,
Fair woman's brilliant expectations. bitter
tears
Are buried there. Name of this grave, you
ask II.
My friend: 1t is the Editors Waste Basket.
Mrs. II. A. IL.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
Wondered How He Knew It.
iFro'n B,slkIyA Lifs.I

IFFVH n ? NfJn EtFf.I
In car on train bound out from New
York recently it was discovered that a little
boy showed symptoms of measles.
lyon will have to take the child forward
to the smoking-eaT. said the conductor to
the mother He cannot remain here.
dictnm the little boy SAID:
is lie a doctor. mamma ?"
No. she replied 'he is q conductor"
well. then. how does be know that
tobacco smoke il good for the measles ~
toSYVI sIogs during teeth NJ are fnnazsll,ls
WhsEs Alhslls Testing Coda Z aasd a5s
The evening world., 1890-05-07
In Darkness,

In Darkness.
cannot see one step Of future road
A.. on my way tO Deaths COOL calm abode.
live my daily lifewlthin the alght
OF that great God who alwu! docth right.
cannot know. with this weak, finite mind,
What gracious purpose lies these clouds be-
hind.
But I'll walk on III faith, assured quite
That God Tor me can do nRught but right.
cannot doubt that il | hourly tread
The path marked ont by conscience, heart
and head,
Upon that day when shall wal Ike in light
I'll prove with Joy that God did naupht but
right. JULIUS HAMILTON.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The Faculty Retorts.

Where do We hud the laughing jackass.
Professor ~ asked the friedman, and the
class Uttered.
a." Usually in Australia. reulcd tho ycuer-
able INSTRUCTOR - thInk. however tlar
n had a gun with me, loaded with buck
shot. ! eouid bring down about two dozen
right ia tAis room.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

A wife has Just shown that a woman
may wear the breeches" without any
derogation to the manly supremacy of
her lieee lords position. She put ON his
clothes. and he escaped from prison cell
In hers.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The Difference.

TFFVHI IFVVaIUN IIFF-I
Who Was the undertaken at your aunt's
funeral ?"
There wasn't any,
what! No undeTtaEeF2"
No: u Yas funeral director. The bill
Eas 500.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The Lethargic Commissioner.

The Lethargic Commissioner.
How is this, Commissioner, can you not see
straight ahead?
Are all ynnr grand ideas still slumbering
like the dead
No cleaning done. no patent ash cart made ?
shall dirt and smell reek out their sickenlng
screnadeg
Suits are thing We do not care to use
But something must be done To wade through
this refuse.
Exert yourself, stop thinking and get to
work at once.
And show your fellow-citizens that you are
not Ounce.
The systems you have tloated are not FEAST
Bile Just now.
Take up the broom and shovel and make a
lasting vow,
In spite of politics or bluff in all their yari-
ous stages.
Every day will prove that you try TO earn
your wages. ID. +.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.

Charming dresses can be made Of 3o-cent
Iennis strii od ilannes. Cne Of these gowns
IS worth half dozen cotton dresses.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
He Regarded the Fitness of Thingt

lFTom B5oOalyH LJe.
"iou are not using your fountain pen
this morning, see.'
mo; it would be inconsistent with the
article | am writing"
What are you writing about?"
About the vice Of profanity"
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Princess Bismarck. wife of the Iron Chan
cellor, Is described az tho very model Of a
practical methodloal German matrom with
an eye for every detail OF household
arrangement and economy.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

An effort will be made this season to popu-
lari2e the common sense. oad.soled. low
heeled. beach brown shoe.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
MRS. DOLAN TELLS HER STORY.
SHE DEsCRIBEs now sue sUF-
FERED WITH CATARRH FOR
TEN YEARS.

a Friend Recommended Her to Go TO
D.oiors S0IeCoy aud Hiidmon, aud
Noc she Says she Deems II Her
Duty 10 Let the PuLuc Know of
Their Success ia he Treatment Of
Her Case.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

sold hy All druggists. 81; six for 50. Prepared
only ~ c l. HOOD CO.. LoEell. Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Mrs. Mary Dolan lives Al nj 400 Fast lloth ST.,
just three dnurs east of 1d ave. reporter found
her ub to her eyes in hou seho a duties and she was
making the dust lily IN the pArluf when the reporter
rang the dOor-bell. Mrs. Doian SAID TO the re-
nnrief
The evening world., 1890-05-07

" For tho last ten yc'ra have lcan trouble with
CA:Arrh wen. 20 different doctors, hut none OF
thcii, cver s,Icd to do me much yDud. was crn-
pl-tsly run down ant had no AMBITION TO dc any
sumption, as Nan having frequent night sweats.
Hnd always Choked up with phlern ~ the
throat whicn cOu.d not raise. Finally friend OF
mine recommended DTs. Mctoy and Wdman.
went to them, aud under their treatment | felt
myself imurovinE Mt once. Nj throat IL now all
we'll. my appetite good, End my general health is
10 mucn improved the' deem II my duty to let the
public know of their success in their treatment of
my .se. t.
''My throat file up with phleRm all the time. II
was that dropping back in nj throat tn trotblei
me most. | was always chokcd up and in tha
night would wake up and hayC an inclinhtinntn
raise that awful phIc I'm. Before went to Doctors
M.tny and whitman ! couldn't do the work am
dOIng now. ] couldn't 20 To tn" store ordust or
sweep The night sweats- some tinncs had two
night mNd. Inc 50 weak ! couldn't wnlk or work.
don't have amy more II ght swca'S, and my thrOn
isn't any more. aud an not troubled amy more
with that drnppinR hsck. Since ] have been gong
to Dnctor' Mccoy aud Wildnan | feel like differ
q woman
The evening world., 1890-05-07

NobrIly ever dressed to snit a photog
rapher in her life. says "Bab. He tells
you to- wear something light. lou nut on a
pretty little silk frock. aud then he objects
to the spots; hctells YOU to wear something
dark. and Won put ON hlach lrcc, only to
have il suggested to y0u that straight lines
come ont better than 10 many irllls and
frivols. Then you wear tailor.nadc gown,
and. with a shake of his head. you are omi.
nously informed: "Of coursc. you under.
stand on account Of Your dress the picture
will be scvere.looking. lie refers to your
frccklcs by telling you that they will spot
them ont. and then he givcs YOU glowing
accounts of women who really know how to
sit we'll; you wish you had never been born,
for YOU feel that in his eyes you were better
when yon were only u protoplnsm and not
small woman who wanted cabinet pictures
taken.
The cultiyator of "a voice ever soft. gentle
and low gcts 800 for n course of lwonty
lessons. Voice building is to be reckoned
among the rcmuncrative callings.
Among the light weight woollen goods that
share with Summer silks. n perennial popu-
larity are chnllios OF French manufacture
that seem to grow in favor for dainty house
gowns. They come III delicate hue, with
flower patterns that are generally small and
nearly always beautiful, and possess the
added merit of cheapnesp, which takes noth-
ing whatever from their dusirability as stun
for indoor wear. Made up with solid colorod
silks and decked with coqucttish bows of
ribbon they recall the dainty grace aud gay
frvolity cnshrino1 IN art by Vatican.
Victoria, sister to the German Emperor
las announced her intention OF never
marrying. She has made application for
sufficient allowance out OF which to establish
household for herself.
The new nssia-leathcr gloves are highly
pCrfumed; some of them are in the very
bright reddish tan that is the natural tint
and il very popular this season. French kid
is coming in again, though Suede is still
more generally worn. The new mouse
color IN very gcnteel. and goes well with
nearly every costume.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
GRAY Gold.

Gray Gold.
Oh ; What will You bring me.
4 title child said;
And there rose a swift vision
When time should have fed.
saw long vista
on unsIceding years:
All that they brought her
Of gladuesS aud tears.
And saw in the faith
Of one lonely and old
What llfe irtt her. only.
Nas-loying gray gold.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

90, 900. go
IhoSe desirous of voting in this contest
must fill out the above ballot and inciose 1t
in an envelope addressed to the Lodge and
Club Editor, EvENING World, p. o. box
2.354. n. Y. City.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Victoria. sister to the German Emperor
has announced her intention OF never
marrying. She has made application for a
sufficient allowance out OF which to establish
Il household for herself.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

The cultivator OF "a voice ever soft. gentle
and low Gcts 800 for n course of lwonty
lessons. Voice building is to be reckoned
among the rcmuncrative callings.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

SoIi BY all druggists sl ak for IS. Frer aTed
sRly b c, /. HOOD 5 CO., L0ssn. Mas.
100 Doses one Dollar
The evening world., 1890-05-07

chicken vas recently born with two heads
and double set OF wings aud legs. 1t was prob
ably spTlng and Summer chicken.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Sharks attacked : boat load Of sailors at sea.
On shore tits the 'lOaded" sailor whom the
' sharks attack.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

STORIES IO4. 100 ASDIGS WEST IITH
ST., between 6Ih ana 7Ih Rve-.
MASuFACT0RN. .N0s: l5l AND 1856
WESr 10TH 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-19
Wool md iron,

BrGdstrtcls. SOILS N
The general tone OF the market as re-
ported from all parts Of the country is
decidedly firm. During the past week
buying in New York has been more
than fairly actiye, and prices have been
we'll sustained. The improved condi.
ton OF the market at Philadelphia is the
result ola depletion OF stocks at that
point, due to heavy purchases by east
ern mills. At Boston, as ut Philadelphia,
the dearth ofstocks has been the occa-
sion Of lively demand. California
woods are still arriving at Boston, but
the prices for the new clip are too high
to admit OF more than average sales.
Pulled woods are in good request, and
territory woods are both active and firm.
The London sales closed on the 10th
inst, with only moderate attendance.
Large transactions have been closed in
steel rails, but at sharp cut from recent.
lyQuoted figures. Billets have appar-
entity touched bottom. The bloomeries,
bar, plate, sheet and structural iron mills
are all busy and have fair summer pros.
poets. Crude iron is weak, and buyers
betray lack OF confidence in the talked
Of firmness Of prices. The liberal sale
Of southern pig iron in eastern markets
during the past thirty days have led
managers OF the large companies to press
their advantages harder. Extensive re-.
pairing OF blast furnaces is now is pro-
gress, and when completed the output
may increase about II. 900 tons per week,
counting in some new furnaces that will
be blowing in the early fall. Car builders
are good buyers, and nail makers report
au improving demand. Ship and bridge
iron is being literally ordered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-19

Of this grent city, and his death il
mourned as q public calamity. Stand
ing beside his coffin to-day we realizt
moro and more the value OF such Q
character. Edgar Wells was an honest
man. Those for whom be worked fell
confident that his work would be we'll
done. Those who worked for him felt
confident that he would not defraud
them. He was a Christian man anti cur.
ried the esteem OF his Master and the
teachings Of the Gospel into all his bust
ness affairs. This was the secret OF his
integrity and OF his popularity. This it
was that made him the dutiful son, the
devoted husband, the loving father, the
true brother, the genial gentleman that
he was. Edgar Wells was no ordinary
man and his death IL no ordinary loss.
What means his death To our weak
faith It seems that be should have died
hereafter. The church and the world
need such men. It may be, and doubt
lees is, that the Lord has need OF his
services in some other part Of the uni
verse. This life is preparatory to the
lie to come. God is preparing us here
for higher scenes and servces. When
one is qualified for these scenes and ser
vices, God calls him to them. Death
does not end all. Our friend has gone
before us but he is not dead. 1t cannot
be that SO much intellect and character
should perish forever. Our hearts cry
out against such waste and loss. The
Scriptures accord with our feelings, and
assure us that death ia swallowed up in
victory. Anc while We cannot see
through GU. sorrows and the tears that
blind us, how this event is to be over
ruled to our advantage, it is for US to
bow in submission to the Divine Will.
lie will make all things work together
for our eternal good, if go be that we
trust and obey him. He is able to educe
good out OF evil and better thence again
and better still in infinite progression.
We can say with Whittier, esT
know not where His islands
LIT their ironded palms In air, .
only know cannot drift
beyond His love and caro-
- And so beyond the silent sea az.
l wait the maied OFT. .....Is
No harm from Him Gail come to nc
On ocean or on shore.
For the vile, whose heart is broken
and bleeding; for the little ones who
are orphans, and yet too young to know
what orphanhood means; for the pa
rents who can see NO compensation for
the loss they have sustained; for the
brothers and sisters whom he loved and
by whom he was loved in return, all l
can do is to commend them to God and
to the workings Of His grace, which is
able to build them up aud to give them
an inheritance among all those who are
sanctifed by faith in CbristJesus.