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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19
EDUCATIONAL.
7sr REGULAR MEETING OF fHE BOARD
LAST MIGHT.
Ar Arrangements Made for a OOmm'nc'nen'-
gaomeraors Rlsc.si-Miscsllaneaas
Business Transacted.

.rb. Board of Education had hard
.-.-r'e TO obtain quorum, last night,
..,sfnr 81 quarter or nine before eleven
hers could be found to answer to
b.r names.
~re following business was trans
.td:-
r.. Committee on Finance, to whom
r.ferrsd the petition of the Board
r5rration of Fulton asking for an
comment of the school fund Of
.I5rcron district, in consequence Of
-.,tr prpis residing in the school
s...r.r of Wheeling attending the Full
school. submitted list Of
narents of said pupils and
-,,~-ed that the tax paid by them
,rrted 20 Sl29 81, and that the
...~,- nj the State diStributable school
--.tto which these pupils would be en-
...'.i ,,ould be S32 Is. The committee
.,,,erded that an order for SOL so,
-.,rs ro the Board of Education OF
-,., be drawn. The report was
adopted. ,... ~o..o.,o5
...-.1r, bills. aggregating Sl,O5s.sO' Ia
-.it.- Insurance and the expenses 81
....-r., 10 Toledo, aud the amounts
w.-. ordered paid.
.r-. committee on Library reported
..-. s-rrecacing 161.3S, and recon-
..,fsj that the library be closed after
-'.',. mn. except on Saturdays, from
,..t.-r, september lSt. They also
..,.-tei q request from the inmates
.-s.heim for permission 10 obtain
. from the library. The bills We're
-s.-d paid: the hour Of closing the
...y Ua, made ; D. IN. instead OF $50
srd the request from Altenhelm
MA, granted, the rules being so cnaASeu
..oalow the privilege.
r.. Committee on Buildings and
c-.-,dsreuo ted the following sums As
rar9fr-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19

Th. committee recommended thaI
these amounts be Appropriated ana also
That the bin Of Paige, Carey x Co. Tor
y Os0 - for work done at Union
school be paid, as also the bill Of Homer
Wells. architect, for SIPS.
The committee recommended that
'ortv desks stored In the basement OF
washington School be placed in Richie
school.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Teachers ana
schools reported that l2O teachers
would be required for the coming year.
AS follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19

COLLECTORS WANTED for New Invest
- ment enterprise, incorporated under the
laws Of West Virginia. Endorsed by some Of
terms References exchanged. Address The
Southern Investment and Savings Society, Pied
mont, w. Va. jel9s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19
Aeru Advertisements.

T OST-A MYSTIC SHRINE CHARM. BE.
IL tween Wheeling and Cameron Name en-
graved on back. reward Will be paid for Its
return to II. Sterling, No. S44 Main St, Wheel
ing elSr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19

J. G. KLINE will give clam bake and
concert at his Woodbne Saloon, 1912
Main street, Friday evening. All are
invited. A very agreeable time is prom
icad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15

Man In mnny respects Il peculiar
animal Hc Is easily persuaded by u
woman, but he cannot DO driven. A
woman who seeks mans admiration,
and says by her dcmcanor or suggestion
admire my beauty or my brightness"
Is woman from whom a man will turn
quicker than from anything dsc A
woman will always mako mistake
when she attempts TO force her beauty
or her talents upon "a manor upon an.
other woman Tor that matter. A won.
an who seeks admiration always re-.
minds mo Of n hollyhoclS, conspicuous
and Haunting. and anxious 10 be- seen.
Now, men never care for hollyhocks.
II Is not mans favoritc flower. Tho
violet, or half blown rose Is more TO
his taste. Go where there Is company
OF well dressed mon, Ia evening COS.
tune, with boutonnicrcs. and II In sea.
Bon tho violet and the roso will be seen
ON the lapel of every coat, and what Is
true with men Of flower. IL true of
what he always associates with them
women.
a man likes to discover violet or a
rosei ho wants TO find out It's charm
himself; no doesn't wish a directory to
aid him In this, and he is very con.
tcmptuous Of the woman who here,
there and everywhere aslcs his admir-.
alton. The women who arc popular
with men arc tho women who Impress
them with their womanilness aud by
this Is meant that subtle something
that says II do not thrust myself for.
ward, but perhaps II you find mo you
may like me-" Mon have always liked
voyages OF discovery, and they like to
seek the Ideal woman. and not have
her thrust her greatness upon them
Ladies' Home journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15

When W. come 10 observe the mat.
Ter there Il a wide variety Ia tho pace
ut which tho sun can give color OF
change It. A winter apple may bc a
month In reaching It, ruddincss; a
peach may ask only week wherein to
flush into is mantle Of maturity. But
the most nlmblc work Of the solar ray
In It's decoration of fruit and flower /.
not 10 be compared with what Il nc.
coinplishcs In othor departments. When
Its power was brought 20 bear upon
some familiar chemicals II was found
that lis action was reduced from days
10 seconds.
Upon this discovery turn all tho won.
dcrs Of photography. Al first silver
nitrate or lunar caustlc, MS Il was com.
monty called, was used Ia the camera.
From time 10 timo other substances Of
greater and greater senSitivcncss Ia
light have been produced, every one of
them successfully giving the solar beam
a wider play and more astonishing
power.
Today, with the exposure of photo.
graphic plate for only the ono hundred
and twentieth part OF n second, not
only arc tho bcatlngs OF an insects
wings caught In tho camera, but also
the path Of a cannon ball, the skyward
Hight OF exploded rock and the sinuous
CLINT OF Observation-Disclosures Compan-
ion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15
NOTICE. OF SALE or REAL rsTATr.

NOTICE - IlFRtny GtNIN. THAT rs
~ pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
court Of inc county OF salt istr. Territory of
utah, made on tie aud DAY Of December 800.
in the matter OF the estate OF ishi :. TIN
Ecy. deceased, the undersigned. adinlnistra-
trN OF The saih estate. will ssil At private sale,
10 the highest bidder for cash, subject TO con
nrmatioa b. aad Probate Court, az ~ o'clock
NJ. on the 9Th day Of May, lt9l. AT the law
once Of Richards a Moyle. Constitution
iuiidinr, No. a south Main street, M
the city and county Of SAT- Lake, Tsfritofy ~
Utah, all the right, title, interest aud sfinie Of
said tchi =. ingoy NJ the Tina Of his death, and
all the riEht. title and interest that the
said estate has. ~ operation Of law or other.
wise, acquired other Than or IN addition To that
Of the said Lchi :. lingoy a. the tue u HE
death. IN And Ia all that reIaln piece OF parcel
81 land, situate, lying AMI being m the
county OF SAT- lake, Territory OF Utah, aud
pkrtieularly detcritrd ~ follows, TO VII The
east halt 10 &c tho west half % OF tho
nnrthwe At quarter - Of section rhniy.four
a., In Township Three 90 south, Range one
~ Mc.t salt Lake Meridian, conalstne Of
forty liul acres OF land. tosether with twenty.
three tsil share, Of the capital stock Of the
ltah and salt I.Ake Canal %. Terms and con.
dltiops of sale cash, % per cent. 81 tbs pur.
chase money 20 be paid on he day ~ sale, bal.
nueo on confirmation Of falo By sad Probate
Court heed at expense u purchaser
ANEtlAJ. 1lNuEN,
Administrative OF the ostate OF lohi &. Tin.
gcy, deceased.
salt LAKE CITY. Apris. Isoi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15

II is well known that most animals,
quadrupeds, arc natural swimmers, but
] know OF an exception which Is ns well
authenticated rs II Is peculiar. A gen.
tlcinan OF our nelghborhood had a fox
hound which was iportally afraid OF
deep water and could swim but few
strokes. His head would invariably 10
down and his headquarters up, when he
would have TO be rescued. A friend
who well know the dogs falling made a
bet with the owner that tho uniortu.
nate beast could not swim across a
good sized stream which thcy had ~
cross. When the stake was put up tho
proprietor OF tho phenomenon calmly
attached good sized stone to the ca.
mines tail, and with equilibrium thus
restored In this novel manner hc sue.
cessfully swain the stream with head
and shoulders triumphantly poised,
winning the wager for his ingenious
master.-Forcst and Stream.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15
Tony. 1re corr pe1eoren.
Remarkable rerfofm,aec ~ ~ ordin,f,
"yatfcr" bog u. Cheyenne.

Remarkable Performance ~ IN Ordinary
"yaiicr" Dog ~ Cheyenne.
They've got dog in Cheyenne, Wy.
oming Just a plain, everyday dog half
mongrcl, and the rcst aurc 'yallcr."
When n stranger strikes town the
Cheyennitcs, however, that arc resting
themselves at tho big depot point out
this dog with great pride. II the sirang.
er says, as he generally does. that lie
fails TO $50 any points about the animal
different or better than those possessed
by dogs Ia general, the obliging natives
tell what his dogship can do. This
strnnger usually doubts Il. and six times
ont Of seven ther j. n fight.
The other day, after the usual pugil.
isiic encounter about Tony. for this Is
the dogs name, some genius suggested
that the station loungers back up their
statement by ocular proof.
Tony was in sight, asleep on chair.
Avigofous whistle awakened him. The
ease was submitted without waste Of
words.
Talon, tbat ,I,, a., car,d a,,a., ~. oa,,"''
CROFT .ilycr coin. ,,,s, on, =, anv sn,.
N n aold ~ Joilar' IN. Ia, ,,a,,iJ -.
loo, ,bo Amcrican coin ~ H. ,,add,a..
,,., ,Io ant,,.I ,,,,,il .i'',,,.,s,,, :,
fusc ,o touch o,hor ,h,n ! s,aniari
silver dollar
IA mn Jn,o.,,..,,n. oomu,,,oo ,,o.
told an
Al IN. r,,,,o ~, col, r,,v xa. ,,,do
awake Thcy r,.or,ai a. o,orv 49,
,ha, .o,,d T., ao,,n,,,',,, - ,.,.,, 49,
animal U,if n AEON v,,;o,;.s q, AL.
lnrS wer, tossed IN ,bcnir Tho ,n.,an,
,hoy landsd Tnnv no,ncc1 nn ,lo oar.
ro.; go, ,,hsai ~ - I, =. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15

One Of the huge delights of tho FIJI
young men and boys-and, truth TO
tell, the Fiji young ladies lilscwlsc In.
dulgo occasionally In the SPORTS tho
swing. Tho Fiji boys look out for tho
stump Of n nice, straight and not too
thick tree, which has obligingly grown
on tho side OF convenient bank. Then
they fasten To II number OF lengths
OF native rope, which usually have
loops In their free ends. Tho next
process Is for each player to place his
foot In one OF these nooses and 20
swinging OIL through the arc Of n circle
OF fifty or sixty feet In radius. For
the Fijlan Is almost, II not quite, ~
much at home In tho aqueous element
IA his brethren, the Sandwich island.
ers, and Is usually able TO swim like n
duck at about that period In his his.
tory when he begins 10 toddle.
So no plunges into the game with
vlgor, lying through the air 10 the OK.
trcmc length Of tho rope before letting
go TO disappear with u splash into the
water, his wiry head of hair coming
presently TO the surface as player after
player follows his example, and while
tho water Is alive with coal black wiz.
the air Is rent with shouts OF laughter.
-San Francisco E2uiilner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15
&C sIRone ANp OF coco counAe..
Tn. Command .. ss- Christian. q. All
Ages.

The Command IL for Christians In An
Ages.
Gods people should never he dismayed.
No matter how great our difficulty, Gods
grace Is sufficient for rs. Tho Jordan
at Hood height seemed an impossible
barrier, but the assurance was, "Within
three days ye shall pass over" They
were not told how. hut only to got ready.
We are sometimes troubled becausc tlr
work OF saving the world is 30 great, but
our work Is only that we are able 10 do.
When 1t comes TO tho impossible, Col
will show that all things arc possible TO
him.
People are usually more interested In
their own families and their own sue
cess than In those Of others. Tho Reu.
bcnitcs and Gadites might have said.
Eve are all fixed. Here on the east side
Of tho river is our sharc Of tho land.
Let the other tribes 20 over and possess
their portions" But Joshua said no.
"Yc shall pass over before your breth-
ren," and help them until the Lord hath
given your brethren rest as he hath
given you rest"
One whose children aud brothers and
sisters are all converted may feel that
his work Is done. and have little zeal Tor
the prayer meeting and Sabbath school.
But no; Gods message says; "You have
attained your desire. Go on until tho
children Of your ncighbors and all their
loved ones are also safe Ia the fold" 1t
sometimes happens that ono child Ia a
Christian family holds out against tho
gospel FOR many years. and that tho 40.
licitude OF parents aud brothers aud
sisters increase with every year. Some
ono has suggested that this may DO part
OF Gods plan for keeping thom interest
ed In the work. II is common but sad
mistake for those who have their hearts
dosiw TO ait down while tho children
from other homes are astray. Should
they not rathcrgo. as did the Rcubcnitos
and Gadites, before their brethren Our
hope for our loved ones and for those Of
other households Is In tho same gospel
and the same earnest effort. Again, u
God Inns blessed us. should we not he all
the moro anxious TO bless others Moth.
ing can resist tho courage Of faith. so
long rs tho Christian h "strong and Of
good courage" he is safe. when hc boz
lleycs himself invinciblo he Is inyinciblc.
Tho words, "Bo strong and OF good cour-
age by their derivation suggest two
ideas-s,rcngth Of arm 10 fight and
strength Of limbs 10 stand against rs.
sault. The best qualities Of soldier are
not seen In tho charge, but In rcpelling
the charge, or mainiaininga line against
the steady dropping Of balls which thin
the ranks. The best quality Of faith is
not seen In the enthusiasm Of revival.
but In the work which goes on. rain or
shine. and year after ycar-llcrald and
Prsbvtor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15

Jesus has commanded me 10 open my
heart and To stretch out my hands. II Ia
enough for mo to do as Jesus tells me.
The apostles implorcd from God tho ro-
covery of friend. When they were in
prison they asked 10 get out of II. When
they were prosecuted, beaten. they cried
to him for help; and yet they were well
aware that Affections await us; that
our SORROWS enter into the divine plan:
but submissive and persevering ut tho
same time. they prayed to God TO de-
liver them, and God did deliver.
Ispeak to this God at Very hour Of
tho day. That command, "Pray with
ont ceasing," which scares so many peo-
pie, constitutes my safety and makes
my happiness. Il Is not enough for mo
10 think about God; my soul must pour
Itself out before him.
When You have some beloved being
beside you. does 1t suffice you to think OF
him, not to speak to him-why. would
not that be torturog Every time an
idea occurs 10 you u feeling oyerilows,
you speak. All, II tho fear Of wearying
dill not restrain us, how far more freely
would our heart give itself expression!
One can never weary God. What Is II
say TO hinY What does one say 10 ones
father and to ones mother What does
ono not sayi Is any oloquence required
All fear over. embarrassment gone, tho
Ups move Ms the heart prompts, and the
mother Is satisfied. tho father rejolces.- -
Aine. dc Gasparin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15

'What do you think of tho habit Of
marking booksi' asked an old book.
worm and book lover.
"why, ! think that II tho marker
himself doesn't mind II, no one else
ought to-"
II do not understand. Why should
the person who marks books mind Il ~
because II Is such reckless give.
away. IL Is bad enough 10 have 10
stand by the things you say yourself
without adopting u lot OF things some
one else has said In addition. When
you mark book you often put on ex.
hibition sentiments which you would
express only with the greatest reserve,
but here they are open to tho criticism
Of friend and foe alike. have ALWAYS
had n private opinion that tho marking
OF books showed a lack OF proper re.
serve and dcllcacy. II Is making the
public present Of what belongs to
yourself and your friend.
Then, apart from tho revelation
made to other people, you often find
marked books an uncomfortable rec
ord of your own past mental poverty.
II you should read tho same work, but
In different copies, once year for five
years, and mark at each reading the
things which struck your fancy, the
ilvo copies, when compared, would
show you some startling facts. kate
Fields Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15


The People Of the Territory of Utah send
To Louisa Frat. widow, francls S. Dyer, Eilen
4. FRAT, Lois n. Huht aud Ann T.. FRAT.
heirs o. toe late ADDISON Pratt. deceased.
defendants
YOU ARE BEREnY REQUIRED TO AP.
l. pear an action BROUGHT against you by
the shove named tI.inlir 10 The District Couft
OF the THIRD Judicial District Of the Territory
~ Utah, aud 10 answer The complaint died
Of seryicoj after the service on you Of this
summons-if served wlihih this county or n
served Out OF thb county. but IA this district,
~or iadsmss, ~ dsfsnlt vii }" .sieS sys mi
you. according 10 The pfayerof said complaint.
The said action u brought 70 have deere.
81 this court Aejuisins each Of the defendants
hsrtin 10 set fuIih TIE nstaro Of thar CLAIMS
10 the property her inAiier; described, aud
determining such clam or claims, al.
Judging that the defeRd.nsa or each OF
interest whatever IN said premises or
properly, and tlat the tito VI plainuf 10 same
aud the whole thercol, Z, good And valid, per
them from asserting any adyefss interest 10
sad land And premises, ard granting plaintiff
such other and further relief A. 10 equity h,
isnE. sad premise. arc as.eilpsd a. iollos..
Block %, Plat \, SAT- Lake CITY survey, run'
ming thence West rods, thence Noul iOIods,
thence E1.. \ rods thence sou.h 70 tods 70
aud County. Utah Territory,
And you are hereby notiasd that n you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint az
above required. the said plaintiff wllapply W
tho Court for th,irsief demanded there n.
Witness the Hon. Charles s.Zane, Judge. and
the seal Of the bslritt Court OF tbs ThlId
Judicial District, m aul for the Territory
o. Utah, thlslIth day Of February. In the year
ofour Lord one thogsand eight hundred
tskII- HENRY O. MCMILLAN.
Clerk.
ny Gro d. Looms,
din Deputy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15

NOTICE. OF SALE OF RtAL rsrA1l

NOTICE n HEREBY GivEN, THAI N
~ pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court Of the County Of salt 1Aic. Territory Of
Utah. on tho 4ih day of fehruaIy. is1i, In the
matter Of the estate u Henry infhrctcn decrease
odihe undersigned. administrairIs 81 the .aid
estate, wiltcll at private sale 10 the lighesi
td9c,. i.r cash sunloe. " e.nnfs o., ~ ,ald
~ " O'Clock m, At tho law onlrc 81 richards
A Moylc, IN the Consultation buildlng, Ma n
street. IN the city aud county Of ALT lfkc, Tor.
ana estate Of the said Henry lngbrcsen, NJ the
time OF bis deaih. and ali the fight. title ana
interest that tho said estate has, by operation
o. lay or otherwise, acquired. other than or ~
thp time " bis death. In and To ail that certain
picrc or parcel Of land tiiHaic. lyinr Hnd
icing IN the city aud 'ouniy 81 SAT- Lake Ter.
ritory of Utah, and bounded aud described ~
toliows iiegnninE At point un the east eide
Of ROAD EAST seventy two hundfcdthh f0.igl
chains, and north onr and ninety two hun
drcdihs asa chains, ffom the, souihwrsl ror.
ner u TIE northeast quarter u -eciion TNcn.
tyseson f.1l in Township ong ll rnuih, II
thnge orc ~ fast. rllt llhtC Meridian, thence
south cirhiy'two on degrees ana iontl0l min.
utef, West eirM tsl CHAINS, thence Norih I've
til ehains. thence north eighty two lssi de-.
Frcoa Hnd ton llol minutes, West clgm ~
ehhinf, thence South I've (hl ehalns 10 tile place
Of beginning, together will Mo secondary
water right Ia the same; and alsn with fiEht
o. Wy Tor an irisatnE aiich acrnss 70 O lana 81
said estate To the above deicfihcd land, At such
nplaee o. vii he practical and The least iniu'
rtous 70 the estate ~ said deceased
Terms aud conditions Of sale cash, ten per
cent. Of purchase money 10 he pAid 10 the "a.
mlnisirairiN on ne day Of sale. balance on
cptnrmhtlon % sale by sad court. Deed AZ
rNpeute ~ purchaser, hids 10 be- Ia wTltiug
and delivered ~ said admln.stratriX bcfofc
''' "''' ANNA u. oALyrHT.
Admnisiratriy Of the estate Of Henry Ing
salt iase CIV. March gjth, issl. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15


In the matter Of the estate 81 Carlos y. Gnclt.
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HERgnY GIVEN ny THE
N undcuigued COMMISSIONER ttn0y hay.
ing becn heretofore appointed BY sall Coun TO
partition tng estate OF SAID deceased 10 ihr
parties entitled theretol TO Al pcTfUns inter
cated IN the estate " aid deceased. and 10 their
gunrdiars. agents aud attorneys within OF
without The sald Territory. that sad
,nmmis.ioggrs VII, IN The End day u Aprl,
the once of Isaac 81. Waldeli, attorney, y
AMI = east first south street ~ tie city OF
salt ials, In tho county ~ salt lake, titsh
Territory. make Partition Of the real estate 81
tnid deceased 10 tho parties entitlsd lhifriu
aacotdingio the decree oooistnlpiion mlds
IN said caiate on the iith day OF May. 49,. b.
SAID conri, nnd ~ perapus intefrfi"d iu sad
time aud place, aud make objections ~ aid
lafiilion " any They have,
Tbs properly 10 ~ psIiiunnrd H. particularly
described ~ fn|lnWsf Part OF lot HrNfn IA iu
block twenty three fiil ia plat a." salt Lake
city survey, commencing a. be north
west corner OF SAID lot fetrn 10
north ten lol RODS. thence ives, forty setrn
go feet Hence north ten no. rods, thrnrn
west one hundred hnd eighteen his ftet totfs
place Of beginning situated IA talt lake CtF,
salt Lake county, ltah Territory.
Dated VI salt Lake city, sail take County,
Utah Territory. this IN day u April. isli.
W. ". HIlNl.NrDS,
~. j, sNliil,
JOHN IllOMN,
ISAAC ST. wADDEfL,
ATTORNEY fur Relate. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-15


Remember always that your minister
u man.
Add not to his many difficulties.
Ho has his trials n u man. and no has
his trials ~ n Christian; and In addition
10 both these no has trials peculiar 10 his
Office. Could no have forcscen all at tho
beginning he would have been disheart-
ened at the entrance. but his work Is like
Johns little book. a bitter sweet, and tho
sweet comes first. You find II hard
enough To manage ones temper; what
must b. the task Of governing multi.
tudc, including every diversity, After
the engagement OF years lac would yield
TO many u temptation 10 Withdraw. but
that necessity Is laid upon him. Never
successful according To his wishes, and
sometimes apparently useless. he Is often
ready TO lay down his commission at his
masters feet, to say. II have labored In
vain, i have spent my strength for
naught and In vain" Bound TO engage
at the times appointed. aud knowing
what is expected from him, In his per.
plcxity arising from choice OF subjects.
In his barrenncss OF thought, In his un.
fitness Of feeling, In the study which Is
n WEAKNESS 10 the fiesh. and tile cxhaus.
tion Of spirits gendered, by intense appli.
cation; his heart knoweth his own bitter
ness; death workoth In him, but life In
you. Encourage him. Welcome his In.
structions. Yield to his rcproofs. Re.
spcct That authority which he has re.
oeived, not Redistribution but edihcation.
"Obey them that have tho rulc over you.
and submit yourselves; for they watch
for your souls. as they that must give
account; that they may do It with joy.
and not with grief; for that is unproiita.
blefor YOU