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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
A LADY hIinialer.

At Friends meeting-house tomorrow
night Al B O'clock Mrs. Frances Jenkins, min
istor Of the Society Of Friends and member OF
New England Yearly Meeting, VIII hold services
for Divine worship. Mrs. jenkins attended the
late Yearly Meeting Of Friends In Baltimore, and
those who heard her there speak very highly Of
her powers as a minister. She will probably
commence at once series Of meetings II the
yEay seems 10 open for them. Due notice viii be
given Of the m9etings If such should be the de-
Termination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

record tha. We are Offering CLOTHING atngurcs
that beat the record. We dont care what the
record was before. We know we've surpassed 10
now. You can talk about qualities until tho sun
goes down and talk about prices until the day Of
Judgment, but you'll never strika happier COM
bination of them than we have hit this time. We
are appealing moro particularly 70 she shreWd,
thrifty, and observing buyor-sho buyer who
takes precautions and who exercises sound
Judgment; in short. tho buyer who knoWs what
ne Is about every time. II you want % congratu-
late yourself upon having laid out your money
to tho best possible advantage, como aud SEQ
our CLOTHING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
TENEMENTs AFLAMe.
An Heroic Reacue-Wnd Rumors Luckily
Prove GrSundless
By telegraph 10 the Dispatca.l

lDJ tottkihpA W bAo bt9b@se-Hl
EEw YORK, November IA fire broke
out ut 2 o'clock this morning IN row OK
wooden tenement houses, beginning at No. 12O
Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn The flames were
discovered by Officer John Stewart, who nrst
alarmed the inmates aud then turned IN an
alarm at the nearest box. His prompt action
doubtless saved many lives, as the eight build
Inas were scol ablaze, all Of which were oocu-
MED but one Fireman Owen Smith, OF Truck
No. 9, made an heroic rescue Of Mrs. Anne
Bowen, twenty-seven years Of age, ard John
ana Edward AshWorth, sons OF Thomas Ash
worth They were found in their beds unoon-
scious from smoke and wore carried BY the
brave fireman from the fourth story OF NO. lSo
10 the ground. They Were then removed 20 81
Catharines Hospital where they recovered con-
sciOuensss. They Win recover unless pneumonia
sets In, which Is thought likely. Wild ruuiors
we're circulated OF whole families being lost in
the nre. but the Tumors proved groundless.
The loss on the building Is estimated ~ $780,
COO, with insurance sufficient 10 cover the Ioss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Tho Pine Repaired.

The Waterman which burst at the in
tarsection Of Franklin and Fourteenth streets
on Monday night and flooded that vicinity was
repaired by noon yesterday, and the patrons OF
inc city furnished with their usual supply Of the
aqueous fuid. The damage done by the break
coed 80. Superintendent Boiling, In speaking
of the cause Of the trouble, said he attributed II
20 the back rain from the elevator az the EA-
change, though this was mere suppoalloh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
ci,r Circnit Court.

The case of p. Fl. Mayo against Matte
Uopes occupied tho attention OF the City Circuit
Court Yesterday for several hours. The iary
failed 70 agree and was adjourned over until 10
O'Clock this morning. n.
Bsrry aRainst T. n. Ryan for 5000.
Judgment wHs rendered for Sl57.15 against
Henry e. Berger In favor OF the Coates House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

The last night IN Richmond that this
grand soui.stirring entertainment wiz pe
given. Don't lose the opportunity.
first Baptist church, corner Broad hna
Twelfth streets, by Rev. Adam Cham oefs.
Tickets, &c. children, f5c. AZ O'CLOCK
EridaY nieht. NoYember 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
A rrne nm ArnInat lIorrlsOn.

The special grand jury of the Hastings
Conrt Yesterday found q true bin OF Indictment
IN the case of ID. S. Morrison, late deputy clerk
OF scott county, who is charged with the forgery
of certain court orders, and VINO Was arrested
few days ago In Knoxville, Fonn- Governor NC, NC,
Kinney viii az once issue requisftion papers and
have Morrison brought 70 Virginia for trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
r..,,ns .rourneyIne southwarsi:

Even as the swsllows southwark ny
..,,,r the wintry winas prevail. 20 also the pel-
ilgerent tramp directs hts icosEteps ~ 'ns sunng
os.sss r,ases Virginia waysido stoppng-piac
a. he tougnoya opwafde. - x,.,,o. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
ladies

having narrow feet can get splendid bar
gains In the SO, IS, %. aud $3.50 Boots,
reduced TO g. The ID and lasts are oil
sold, ]. A. GRI0G, Pare Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
p,,hon Inckson Gone TO Alabama.

Bisbop jackson and family left yester-
day afternoon for Birmingham, where they Ein
reside for a time, and II may De thal pnnlns-
hero viii be adopted az their permanent home
The Bishop and has essimable wife have many
friends IN Richmond, who are always glad 20
welcome them, and likeWise are sorry when they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
wlLlouoHsY.sPIT sITs PAIo foR.
Sos. 500 the Amount-survey Of the Dol
ph,p and vssuv.us- cOoper's Death.

NonYoIx. VA, November i.--Judge
Hughes entered the hnal ordef to-ess sa;s
~ me s,te selecfed for tho government reserve
ton AZ WilougbDy Spit .,.aA hara n.
Commander r. T. Chadwick arrived noso u..',.'9, ~
day 10 hold survey on the Uni1e1 9sa'eo ''e''.s'
ri,e foroedo-boat yesuyfus has been oraessa !,
here 10 go in the dry-dock 20 besnsysyeo' LAWNS
yeoently been la collision. .t..tx.a ,,ara
Information was received ~ tne
today 81 the sudden dtath oI hqes,ssas,.
0eorse IT, Cooper Ia Brooklyn this nofhins'
ffom hearI-tron9le.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

Il the name Of tho best line Of schoo!
Shoes for Children and Misses ever sofa
mere. j. A. GRIoe, Pace BLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Mr.. SMITHS CAsE.

preaidin Elder Hunter, OF the Farmviue dis
trIct. moved that b. Z. Smith be located against
his will on account Of want OF adaptation 10 s tue
work OF an itinerant preacher Ihe oplection
acainst Mr.. smith was ineniciency not on any
Vir Snith appeared IN his own defence. He
made an el6bOrate statement OF the ulIlSeIt,Ss u We
in6er which he had labored IN the several helds
az ma appointments, especially on the Nes.
luneuburg mission. IL the conference cVulu
bnf ace that mission Il would be much wiser tnah
now. Campbesm has gone 20 SEQ. ~, Wv it q ~
every point we gain Is, as II Wefe' az 'he point VI
M Smiths account Of the work In Lunenburg
and OF the diflcuities 70 be met mere CSuseH
grcat amusement. Notwithstanding al this
there had been many accessiOns u the chutcu
and an increase In collections. he' salu bhVso 1
who knew him best love him most. rev ~, "
Wotts smoke for Mr. Smith. and believed MN
20 be eniCient, useful, oopiousp and Possessii1h
the courage OF his convictions. Ffeslu1hk- .Goa e
Hunter declared Mr.. Smith 20 be man On me
sense and good preacher ana mar ,.o, y, sdats
but an intelligent and good men are not adaptol
IN itinerant work. His influence y not What u
abonld be, and it is doubtful whether he is en-
titled 20 the credit claimed for him. - ~,
Mr. Hunter commented on the course OF MT
S,,,ftb and believed it hest for him TO De located
Dr y A. Peterson said Mr.. Hunter hau not
aJioged ono fact why Mr.. Smith should 90
located. We have no facts on which 10 tOrni IN
~ paul Whitehead spoke Of the lacR OF
s,,.,,css al Mr. Smiths work while under nus
charge, ana his general lack Of etaeleney On & snS
Mt Pleasant circuit The minister W. .,.'o n'sd
-nc,eeded Mr. smith with the same discourage
ments 70 contend with had made S ng sSStS tsst
Rev. Oscar Lttleton ooc.g sps orE lie
docs not know how 70 manage ana plah iVI 'no
Wolk OF a Methodist minister. - -,
Several other ministers spoke pro ana coz ON
,he subioct, many kind words Tor Ar' ehllth
being said, especially BY Rev. Messrs. vsaen anu
PeiePson, which met with warm applause. -.
IN, Ileterson said that on th9 testimony lhat
had bsen introduced many Of the best MINISTERS
In the Conference would DO located uil!assH'
REFUSED 10 LOCATE.
The Conference by e decided vote refused 10
~ a q. R0sser was located by his own re-
,,,sst az he engaged In eyangolistic work
f5rhe name OF Rev. James n. I1lily, presiu,ins \.
sidsr M me Petersburg district, was feterfeQ ~ ~
Sbe Coutmittee On Conference heiAuons 70 pe
,,lnred on tho superapnuated list
SChe Bighop announced that no Wouie 10 ~ ~,
= Ma ~ announce the appointments to-nlGhh aoo
fae couference adjourned TIL tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

The Stock OF Goddard & Moses viii be
offered to-day at cost in lots % suit eycsy
one No such chanse for bargains IN
long time before. Call early while stock is
conpIete. l.. W pfzNN.
Trustee Goddard & Moses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Kalon.la. Keymesse.

All ladies' interested ere requested 20
meet at the arace-Street Tabernacle To-
day (Noyembor 1Sth) at Al O'clock A. ~,
This viii be the last public raeeslng held
before the opening OF the kaiendas hes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Wholesale Houses Burned Ont.
rRv taIaprnnh 10 the Dinpasch.l

MrgNEGpoIIs, MINI, November H.
The wholesale houses Of the Minneapolis Glass
Company aud Lindany Brothers, agricultnrail I'M
plements, were burned this morning. The loss
Is nearly 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
lLLNess oF cApTAIN c. :. BALLoU.
An Anti-Bicysls or iianes Defeatsd-Pub-


lie school compisted-cold Weather.
Especial telegram TO the Dispetch-l
DANvILLx, Va. November H.-Captain
q. A. BallOu, city engineer and superin-
tsndent Of the water aud gas.works, II very W
Eith pneumonia, and there Is but little hope Of
his recovery.
THE BICYCLE GOES
There was a somewhat amusing discussion Ia
no City Council chamber this afternoon upon
me introduction OF al ordinance % torbid per-
sons 10 ride bicycles the sidewalks OF tie city.
the ordinance vas defeated BY a yoto or eight
NAYS 70 three ayes.
COMPLETED.
tho new pubilc-schooI bniiding has been CON-
nletod and turned over 70 tbs city bg the c0r-
tractors. Il Is situated on Loyal street and cost
$4,000.
Tha cold wave reached here on time this after
noon. ana tonight Il u quite chilly aud slndy
Old newspapers for sale At this onice;
prise. 70 cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

and don't lose your chanesto buy Watches,
Jewelry. ana everything Ia this line at
coet A large and varied etoek 70 select
AS' 'g = Z. w. Pszzrx,
Trustee Goddard q Moses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
I'VE RlcHMoNO WEDDINGS.
Mr.. TIIler and Miss Gordon Yesterday-Mr
Graham and Miss Tench on Monday.

Mss Maggie @. Gordon and Mr. William
w. Tilier we're married yesterday evening ~
O'Clock at Clay-Streot MethOdiH church. lto
ediGce was crowded 20 ite utmost capacity Nltn
friends and relatives Of the bride ana groom Ii
The ceremony wns performed by Key. ". -.
Alvin and Mr.. Robert r Jones presided ny 'De
organ. Tho following gentlemen sctea ~
ushers: Walter II. Gordon "a brother o. ne
bride), II. o. Tillor "a brother Of the groonh
Samuel Fairlamb, T. Z. YarbrOugh, w. o. Aa-
hone, and W. s. Bel.
The bride was handsomely nttired IN traFei-
ling suit Of steel-Rray and c0fded large bauch
Of pink roses In her hand.
Alter the ceremouy Mr. aud Mrs. TiIler left ON
an extended northern tour. -,
Both the bride and groom are residents .,
Hearico county, where they are wen known ana
very popular.
GRAHAM-TENCH.
A very pretty marriage took place at 4@6 east
Broad street on Monday night The contracting
parties we're Mr.. Charles Z. p. Graham and hlss
Minnie Lee Tench. Rev. Mr. Shields ofilciated.
Tho bride f. a popular young LADY OF hichmoho'
formerly Of Petersburg. She possesses rare per
sonal charms, and ber lovn0ls disposition mas
won for h8r a host Of friends IN this city.
Tho groom Is an efficient employee OF the
Electric Railway Company.
large number Of friends OF the Drloe hou
groom Witnessed the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

When Baby was sick, we savo her castoria.
when she was Child, abe cried for osstoris.
When sho became Miss, she chung 70 castortN-
when abe had Children, she gave them caStoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

Is more delicious In taste and BY the process Il
IA prepared is rendered more nourlshing aud
more easily dlgested than any other preparation
of cocoa or chocolate Al druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

still havo about fifty pair Of Misses
Roots that were 50 and $3.50, now reduced
To 81 only because they have heels, sizes
II tots. j. A. GmGG, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
snnreme court OF Appeals.

Gish against Moomaw. Argued by X.
q. ri. Reene, Esq, for appellant and Z B'
Moomaw, Colonel John h. Penn, and Judge W.
r. staples for appellees, and continued uhui N-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
One dollar will buy bottle Of A. b. O.
Alternative from any drugstore.


Too many on hand for this season. IL
you need one call on me- Igke it AZ YOUR
nrtce. j. A. GRI0G. Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

All work left with Goddard s Moses is
ready for delivery. Call at once and pay
charges and remove same. store open 70.
dey. J.. W. FIZzNI, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Yns. . slnrle nottIe

Of DIR. Dayid's Cough Syrup win rolsye the most
obstinate cough, hOarseness, and oronchiAl
trouble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

gfocKros, OAIrT, November 17.--Maryin
avsoe Pnlo Alto tho game Electloncer stallion,
mile wishcui break m 2.0s9l to-day, breaking
tne worlds stallion Ie,ord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

Hickok's No. l, n. ID. G.. Fic, and Caro-
line Sun-Cured are Pure, Clean, aud Choice
sun Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
EXECUTIVE DIscoURTEsY.
Governor Campbell, Of Ohio, Refuses
H..- o.. asoItnnav,a ReouigItion.

Honor Gov. McKiDney's Requisltion.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
GLASGOW, Va, November H.-The grand
iury of Rockbridge county indicted w. ,.
N8ltmHn' of Irontop, Ohio, for felony. Governor
Campbell refuses 20 honor Governor hchnneyB
requisltiOn. Ohio entered into an agreement
with Virginia aud twenty-five other States as TO
the rendition OF fugitiyes from justice, and Gov
ernor CRmDbelrs course Is being severely erlti-
rlaad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

A. B. c. Alternative cures all forms Of iTn-
pure blood, no matter what you call it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

The ioInt Board Of Finance distributed Se,OsO
lp chocks to superannuatod preachers, Wldo"s'
and orphans. ,,.,,,., soOo
Tho Preachers Relief Society distributed ssOO
ih Ike manner. ,,.,,.,..,
The Board OF Church Extension distributed
drafts amounting 20 81 $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
1pMITrED on TRIAL,

The following candidates were admitted on
trial: Farmyille district, John b WInn ana
Gregory n. Glenn; Petersburg district, Leroy l.
Ranfs: SUFFOLK district, Daniel Il. Austini West
richmond district, Samuel w. Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

goand advice. II you have q bad cold
inyest Is cents IN Dr., Bulls Ooueh as'uo.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
How They Keep Warm in Montreal

In Montreal one may buy clothing
not to be had in the United States;
woolens thick rs boards, hosiery that
wards off the cold as armor resists
missiles. gloves as heavy rs shoes, vet
soft as kid. fur caps and coats at prices
and in variety that interest poor and
rich alike. blanket suits that are more
picturesque than any other masculine
garment worn north of the city of
Mexico, tuuues. and moccasins, and.
indeed. so many sorts of clothing we
Yankees know very little of Qhough
many of us need them) that at glance
we say the Montreaers are foreigners.
Montreal is the gayest city on this con-
tinent. and | have often thought that
the clothing there is largely responsible
for that condition.
A New Yorker disembarking in
Montreal in midwinter finds the place
iuhospitaby cold. and wonders how, as
well as why. any one lives there. 1
we'll remember standing years ago be-
side toboggan slide, with my teeth
chattcring aud my very marrow slow
~ concealing, when my attention was
called to the fact that dozen ruddy-
Cutthtbs -h''
were grouped in snow that reached
their knees. | asked Canadian lady
how that could be possible. and she
answered with list of the principal
garments those girls were wearing.
They had two pairs of stockings under
their shoes. and pair of stockings
over their shoes with moccasins over
them. They had so many woolen
skirts that an American girl would not
believe me if gave the number. They
wore heavy dresses and bucSskin jack
cts and blanket suits over all this.
They had mttens over their gloves,
and fur caps over their knitted hoods.
1t no longer seemed wonderful that
they should not heed tho cold indeed
it occurred to me that their bravery
amid the terrors of tobogganiny was no
bravery ut all. since girl buried
deep in the heart Of such mass of
woollens could scarcely expect dam.
are if she fell from steeplc. When
next / appeared out-of-doors | too was
swathed in flannel. like jewel in y
box of plush. aud from that time out
Montreal seemed. what it really is. the
merrest of American capitals. -J.Iiai
RaiDh, ip Karysr's Magazine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
Economy in Buying Shoes.

1t is in the purchase that judgment
must he displayed, rs we'll a. at later
stages of the life of the shoe. A senSi-
bic person naturally wants n sensible
shoe; but on entering shoe store he
finds himself confronted by shoes run
ming all the way from say 81 or less to
$l2 or $l5. The purchaser whether
man or woman for the interests of
the sexes are identical). will be wise
not to buy from either cnd of the list.
1t is very often temptation. espe-
cially for n poor woman desiring TO
obtain shoes for her child, for instance.
or needing something lust to wear
around the house" ut her work. TO feel
that some of the cheapest which are
offered will do just rs well' for that
service. They look almost rs well rs
those which cost twice rs much; the
difference in price is IA matter OF inn
portance to her. just here she should
pause to consider that the cost of any
article is measured. not by the abstract
sum, but by what it represents OF value
or service. Here is pair of shoes. for
instance. which cost but Sl.60 and
they look pretty well. There is pair
NIlNll NbNAH 90 - 'tllAt AtitN wv hNA AVbh
much better Ut casual glance. She
stands at IA little distance and looks
at them. That III per cent. difference
in price affects her vision. Il don't
suppose these will last quite so long"
she half admits; but | don't think
any one would notice the difference.
Perhaps not ut the moment; but If the
good woman will look more closely
herself, guided by the skill Of an ex-
pert. she will see that the finish of the
cheaper shoes is artificial; that the
texture of the leather is coarse; that IL
Is roughly put together ibysindiGerent
machinery; that the leather, instead OF
being thin, firm of grain. yet soft
promising long wear and an easy lit.
Is really heavy leather, split. dressed
aud polished, to take the place of u
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
The Longfeiiow Family.

The most interesting spot in Cam
bridge is the old Longfellow house.
where Miss Long;clow. the oldest
daughter. and Rev. Samuel Longfel-
low. the brother of the poet, now live.
The house looks exactly AS it did in the
old days when the great poet received
his friends with sweet aud gentle cour-
tesy. His spirit seems to haunt the
rooms aud balls anil will be ever pres
ent to tnoSe who had the privilege of
his friendship. The two younger
daughters. Mrs. Richard Ii. Dana and
Mrs. Joseph q. Thorpe. Jr.. have built
houses adjoining the old estate. so that
the Longfcllow sisters live side by side,
in the order of prmogeniture. Across
Battle street is the little park named
in honor of the dead poet. 1t was an
appropriate idea that the vacant land
over which Longfcllow's eyes so often
wandered us he looked from his win
dows should remain free to the inhab-
itants of Cambridge as u memorial OF
him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
As Quick as Lightning.

According TO the San Francisco
Examiner the quickest thing next to
electricity is snake. Well-behaved
serpents are always interesting. But
for the unfortunate information that
one gave to Miss Eve before she eloped
with Adam when he was head gardener
of the Eden ranch. there would be
snakes in more respectable families
than there are to-day. a Cleveland
snake professor says that kissing
pythons and cobras will eat at any
time except when they are blind and
shedding their skin. They won't touch
anything then. Another queer thing
about them is that they won't eat any
thing but white animals. Wait; I'll
show YOU" and taking young rabbit
out of It's cage he placed it in the box
with the snakes.
They did not move for about n min
ute. Then one of the pythons raised
its head and fastened its eyes upon
bunny. TIE rabbits ears dropped. its
eyes closed and it began To trenb!e.
All 1T once the snake shot forward, and.
Selling ii by the back of the neck, coiled
itself around it and began crushing out
its life. then turning it over began to
swallow it. The pythOn's head under
ordinary circumstances was not larger
than thumb joint on n mans hand.
vet when it seized the rabbit its jaws
became dslocated in such IA way that
it was able tn start the rabbits head
into its mouth. Then by peculiar
motion it began slowly 10 swallow ITS
prey. As the snake worked backward
aud forward It's bead stretched TO many
times the natural size. until finally
buuny's hind legs disappeared down
t,.. hon. ,nnuth
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
Jewels OF a Woman's Life.

There are so many jewels that NAV
be worn day and night; so many gems
that are always and only your own.
that YOU need rot grieye for those that
show their brightness only by day.
There is the jewel of Consideration.
that YOU may wear just over your
heart; there IS the moonstone of Hope,
that may glitter over your brow filling
your eyes with brightness; there is that
brilliant stone of Sympathy. the
emerald. that makes you put out your
right hand OF help; and there is the
beautiful one of loving Kindness, that
makes the left-hand help the right.
But, above all. overshadowing all,
pinuing down your tresses il the
diamond of true Love-love which en-
dureth all. suffereth all, hopeth all.
Are not thesc better than jewels dug
out of the earth? For. indeed these
Jewels come from the Heaven above
Ladies Home Journal.