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Inent was general The close was quiet aad
strong st about the highest prices OF the day
Missouri Pacific is up 1ssc, Rock Island itsc,
sugar and New York Central l1sc, Chicago Gas
and Burlington lc each.
Government bondS-Steady.
Petroieum-Closing 59s..
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered, 90 ~ peg
cent Prime mercantile paper, <9S5. sterling
exchange-Firn: 60-day bills, SAS-l4: demRnds
sASf4 Bar silver, 955s cents.
BONDS.
U.S4s fregisteredl. 116]sU. s. Is coupon. NIX
U.S.2s (reglsteredl. 100 Pacific 6s-....... 1854
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GENERAL sHIPNENTs
MERcHANDIsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Dec. H.-[Speeia 1.-The grain market
today was very quiet and dull, all outslde cables
and dis "atches quoted quiet and over m Get..
No one would bid for wheat for more than the
following quotations: Club, 97c; blue stem, 81.
Wheat re..ai pts. 3 ears
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Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday
George Pulver, tvo-story dwelling, lot IT,
block ~ Denny & Fuhrman's addition; $500.
,GeOrge Fulver. two-Story dwelling, lot 4, block
,Dneny & Fuhrnan's addition; $500
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MERCHANDISE.
Hon,-Firnn and in GOOD dernaud

Hops-Firm and in good demand.
COHee-Options opened steady and unchanged
TO points down and closed steady 10 up 70
points down. sales were II 600 bags, including;
December, sfc.SOtGl290; January, Sl235(gl2. 45:
February, SEQ; May, $iI.7S&IL9o spot Rio
Firm; No. :, l3t&62IS5sc.
Sugar aw-lasy; sales of 5000 bags eentri.
fugal, go test, at 35<e. Rebned-Lower; No 9.
Lite; or A. S.89z3 l5-16c; standard A, 4 S-l6c;
confectionery A, Lice powdered, 4ssc; granu-
lated, -letu4 5-i6e; cubes. i5sc
Copper-Dull; lake, December, s1022
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A Lovely Christmas CIT
Reduction In Rates.

Can be selected from the mammoth stock Of o
L. Pe:tls L Co.. from 10 cents TO $l,o00.
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The steamer Multnomah has reduced thu tars
70 Tacoma 20 - eents.
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NEw YOEE, Zee. I4.-CoBnsel Tor tie Gold
and -toek Telegraph Company soday obtained a
temporary injunction restraining the Stock
Exchange fron removing or interfering with
figkers IN the exchange, pending 8 motion 10
maze The injunction permanent
The stock market vas very iYreyula. a. the
opening. In the afternoon tie upward move
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VRAnE AND SHTppTNC
LAt&AOA AM C41l1 l. 1AV0s
Exchanges Tor the Dav Were
SIiS.0Sb.V6.
|
1900,
rinoi MANOAHiNS OF SEASON.
wheat Ouotation. Rsma,n r,rrp
eeip's LIE nv ou'try uetsing scarce
Again-Fruits Advancing.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARsos TODAY.
yTouw.Tvo -ow
- 80 = "a '' ~ a. ~ IA -
Z 40 / 10 . - - ~ M ia ~ . Ia % "a
$3.50 -. 49,
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
----------------------
5.1 90 2is 50 9.26 7.3 9.S3 lis
-.
SEATTLE Dec "a 1871
Exchanges az Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
Clearing houses today were:
Cfedrdaces Bd5Hces.
rsco, 80 CO. ~
por,Iand '''''''''''''' ~ mo 90 9fc19 M
'.'''''''-''. A'i'VNN " 'V'VOV "
wheat quotations continue steady ct $LO2 Ter
No. blue stem, milling, and % cents for No. i
club, milling Only one car load came in since
saturday one car ri harley cs,na in aud tha
nrica rer,airs g., :. e., "a - -, E,ooo,.-
Of osts sna ~ -. 49, 49, ~. ,h 49,,
VI OatS eud nay are very lignI DUt the market
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First-clAss sll-sau service between ses.sls and
Olympus. Ehe Northern Pseac runs thres
trains daily between I1ess points. Rats only
q Round tip $40
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THIEL's DETECTIVE SERVICE.

Established 1879.
General Iete.tiye Bus ness Transacted for Corpo
raiions and individuals.
CHICAG0-Stock J. Z mango building.
ST LOU IS-700 and sU@ olive street.
NEw YORK-s2 and - NASSAU street
ST ATL.-fseruszn American Bank Building
GEENER-Tsuur block
PORTLAN II-t5gfice. rooms So 30. 30 II, ~. -
AND "a t4aale block. ID L. 81 LII An, n at.
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FOR TACOMA,

Daily except Sunday al 500 p m; reiurnlns
leaves Tacoma 90 - N
INV. BAKER eco.
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Beginning sunday nlght, November %, tas
Union Pacific steamer EassgiO Will leave city
doe& az y p. -. dA44y, except SATURDAY, Aos la
CouueE AID intermediates points.
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BRANCHES

DEOFLE'S SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
l. b.aek seattle WAshias-on. Capital Slo8 05a.
CthcsrS- EoArd ~ Iru-tses-bs4ley 0AtxeFt.
Pres 1suss jacob Furtk, .ce- Pres sent; Arthur
a Denny second y ce- President. James 2. isay-
den Manager cashier and SECRETARY; frank I
BS!gett. Assistant Z asher. /. SehNaeacher, Joaa
IsAFy. y Tt r H.st}sy. John Collins. otto Rsnke.
TEansacts SAVINGS a&ak hHStrse&s exclusively.
Deposits received nam dollar 20 ten Thousand
t0.lars. SiN pr cent tufertst per snn-m allowed
oH tcgEu and fo1E per cent on 0rtiC airy deposits.
liylGen6s Gsc ared The sGsE day 81 May aad No
NeIaber Loans maze CT real estate CT approved
s2.ssszss 2llx.
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EVERETT AND LOWELL

srrAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Baker & Co.'S dock daily except sunday,
al 80 a IN.
Arrives Everett 100 a. m; lowell 90 p m.
Leaves Lowell 500 T. ~ Everett, 300 p. N.
Arrives seattle, 80 p. IA
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NEW YorE. uec. 1.-THE Rock Island diree
tors have declared Z quarterly dividend OF ! pei
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Urdar the winter schedule Pullman cars Win
leave seattle daily 1t 7:45 a. n. over TIE NoftA-
eta gaci1c for Tire East same as duEing SUM
uer. Firs.-clsss accommodations IA Fulizaaa
ana dinlag-car service. no changes a. Fly-
ak41u
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EASTERN MARKETS.
VISIBLE GRAIs sUFrLY.


wAsHINGTos cry, Dee. IA-Two hundred
AMI fifty thousand ounces OF silver were pur-
chased today gt -.
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c1NoHoMIsH RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
7ooA m. leave Seattle. Arrive 200 p m
as idMOudS - l. 80 p IN
II 90 Pr Gardner 1913 "
- .00 m NarysviNe ESQ
lsSOp IN East vereit $50
-oB Lowell 500 "
500 Arrivs snohonilsh Leave 100
FARES;
Fdnouds. 90, ~
Mukil1vO ..-.......-. .....+-.. =.
II GaraocT.....,............- -, 49,
Mary lie. ,.-.... -.-....'---.' s.. -
EasI Everett. - - 80
Lowell .....-...-.--.s.-s.t -. -
SsohofuiSIl. ........-......... AVJs LOU
Leaves Hatfe.d's wharf Tuesday THURSDAY and
Salurday ~ zoo O'Clock a II. he;4Tos ,el4." is
j A HATFIELD. Agent
DUGEr SOUND STEAMSHIP LINE
STEAMSHIP HAYTIAN REPUBLIC
VIII leave Seattle for san Francisco 18th insI.,
AZ II M, carrying iFeisnt aud iassea-
gers 81 reduced raJes-
FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY
~ Hasfelts Wharf
J. Il HATFIELD, Agent
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID (fslAslished On Pacific Coast 1891

DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID tFslAtIished on Pacific Coast 1891
Power u increase to......--............ lVVoo0oo
i''~V,VVo
Interest paid on time deposits; general banking
business transacted f2reign exchanges bought
and sold: drafts and Geographic Transfers sod On
th,s barA ; branches, also IN New AorS Chicago
Canada and Hong kOng; &c posts received subject
10 checS-
Nvtes issued by our British Columbia branches
redee 1le& 8: par
BRANCHES.
san Francisco. ca: Portland or: Tacoma
wash. Victoria Vancouver. New WesiniasIer
NAna.mo 49, kau3o1ps, X
X r.EA BARNE>s. .-.---.--.........22 1acsE
DEOFLE'S SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
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FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY
NJ Hatfeli's Wharf

J. \ HATFIELD. Agent
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LANDINGS:
Commercial Dock. near West Seattle Ferry,
SEATTLE.
n. p, R. X. Cos Wharf
TACOMA.
U. b. SCOTT, President
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GER SOUND STEAMSHIP LINE.
STEAMSHIP HAITIAN REPUBLIC

VIII leave Seattle for san Francisco 18th inst,
af !. m carrying iTciEht aud Kassea-
.srS 81 reduced rates
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Leaves Hatfe.6's wharf Tuesday, THURSDAY and
ssalurfav ~ 90 O'Clock a IL. he0rI.50 5e4." he
daxs a r - = ~ J. -'AS'ei'
j HATFIELD Agent
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TUE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL
be paid upon presentation 1T the city treasu-
rer's Office. No Interest allowed after fifteen days
nom first pub icatiou of this notice;
1890 road fund warrants Nos ), 0Si 10 g. 100 in
elusive.
Fire fund war ants. Nos. 59H TO sos Inclusive
Public health warrant, No. 81.
WILLIS l.. AMES. City Treasurer.
Date OF first publication. December 10. 1891
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-09-05
REGION ROUND.
A Budget Of Interesting Articles
on all Topics.

on all Topics.
Harry Hearn, aged "a years, a miner
in the Parrish MINES, was instantly
killed by fall Of top coal. Deceased
was promising young man and had
been in this country only one year.
He leaves a wife and two children in
Wales. Mr.. Hearu intended 10 quit
the mines aud join his family in
Europe.
The employs in the Central r. R.
OF New Jersey shops at Ashley have
banded i'm petition, a document
about ten feet long, asking that they
be given the benefit of the two weeks
pay law The matter is now under
consideration.
Mike Harkins left Audenried for
Denver. Got drunk in Hazleton.
Attempted to kiss a young lady walk
ing on one of the streets. Night in
the lookup and $l7 fine and costs.
Joseph Keim, outside foreman at
the Henry Clay colliery, was Injured
by being struck with wagon. He
had ridden on trip from the breaker
to the Big Mountain plane, where he
alighted on the opposite track. Fail
ing to perceive the approach of a
trip the latch on a ear struck him on
the side badly injuring him. Mr..
Keim was formerly resident of Shen'
andOah.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY
What News Gathere~s Take a
Moment to Tell About.

What News Gathere~s Take a
Moment to Tell About.
In the heat, cold and wet lines
August has made quite record.
The large demand for school books
keeps the book stores busy.
The man who has an idea that times
are hard is always 20 be found.
An inventor has applied for patent
for an automatic child spanker
The scarcity of glass jars will soon
be over the factories are now at work.
The amusement season is now open
and soon balls will take the place of
picnics.
The store windows are losing their
summer look and putting on an
autumn appearance.
Cigarette smoking increases daily,
and the increase is with the boys, and
particularly the small sized ones.
The rattle of coal on a sheet iron
chute is familiar sound these days,
Many people are laying in supply for
winter.
in view Of the enormous crops and
the steady revival in all manufactur-
ing and mining interests, what a
glorious fall and winter lie before us!
This is the season when if man
shakes your hand a tritie more
vigorously than common, you will
walk away and wonder what office he
is after.
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Labor Men Want Lower Interest.

NEW YORK, Sep. 5,-The labor organi-
cations, it is said, are to present petit
tIon to the Democratic State Convention
at Saratoga asking il to put plank in
its platform favoring a reduction of the
legal rate of interest in New York State
from 3 to per cent An effort was made
in the Legislature last winter to pass a
law reducing the rate, but it failed. A
delegation Of bankers went to Albany tC
oppose il. At its head WAS }. Edward
simmons, president of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank. lie is Democrat, and viii
again oppose the scheme.
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Al Ono Time a star in oopenhagen.

NEW York, Sep. 5.-Paul Hesskipd, at
one time star actor at the Copenhagen
Casino, was among the Danish impi-
grants landed by tho Thingvalia, just In
port here. He is going West to seek en-
gagements in the Scandinavian music
halls He is said 10 have been the inti-
mate friend OF Helga Won Bluhmi, the
divorced wife Of Russian nobleman.
The lady was the leader of fast society In
Copenhagen, and made money by estab-
fishing music halls throughout Denmark
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Tho Glbbor,..roAullas olors Contest.

NEW YORK, Sep. 5. Interest in the
great glove contest between McAuliife
and Gibbons next week increases as the
night set for It aprEoaohes, and the abili-
ties of the men are being canvassed. In
Brooklyn and this city the sporting men
who pride themselves ON their judgment
will have no one but McAuliffe, while ell
Jersey has g Gibbons fever AS we'll
known Paterson man said; 1--WE are
placing mortgages on our houses, and
will bet the clothes on our backs that
Austin wins" 1t will be a great con
test, and mint of money will change
hands
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Unwilling the Grady monument.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sep. 5-The unveilin g
of the Grady monument will occur Oct.
81. The occasion will doubtless be a nota-
BILE one, as among those who have ac1
cepted invitations to be present are Gov
ernors Hill of New York, Albeit Of New
Jersey, and Pattison Of Pennsylvania,
Senator Vest Of Missouri, Gen. Pat Col
lins of Boston, Senator Wolcott OF Colo
rAdo and others
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you sat
isfactory results, or 10 case Of failure return
Of purchase price. On this safe plan you can
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
1t is guaranteed TO bring relief in svery case,
when u.ed for any affection OF Throat ungs
or Cnest, such as Consumption, Intlamma-
liOn of Lungs Bronchitis, asthma, Whoop-
ing ough, Group, etc, etc. It is pl nsant aud
agreeable to tasts. perfectly safe, ana can al
ways be dspe ded upon. Trial bottles free at
Z. fl Hhgeubuch Drug Store.
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noo,nro thnt the rund Is lIi.used.

New York, Sep. about 3, 600 cloak
makers met last night in Cooper Union
and protested against the use to Whlch
the Baron Hirsch jewish Benefit Fund OF
az. OOO, 900 was being put The speakers
ssserted that the fund was controlled by
contractors who treated the benefciaries
unfairly. aud declared that the money
was being misused.
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Reward oaorod for the Train Robbers

SAN FRANCISCO, Sep. 5.-The Southern
Pacific Company, in conjunction with
Wells, Fargo s. Co., have offered a re-
ward of SO, 900 for the arrest of each of
the three men concerned in the attempt
to rob a train last Thursday night near
Modesto, Col Detective Harris condi-
tion has changed for the worse and his
recovery is now considered extremely
doubtful.
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srEa s1KG, N. Y, Sep 5.--Warden
W. r. Brown Of Sing Sing prison, has
discharged four more odieials, They aFS
Guard John Bradt and keepers s. A,
Smith, Garrett Tenhagen and Charles + :.
Stephen Two are war veterans, and
the local Grand Army post will inter
oede ia their behalf. Clerk John Ashe
of the prison has resigned. Assistant
Clerk Dillon is filing the position until
a successor is appointed.
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At the Same Price.

All persons holding duplicate checks for
photographs can have the same promptly
finished at Keagey's art studio at the same
price. Remember we are on the first floor.
KEAGEY.
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Bucklenls Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world 'or cuts
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilplains
Corns aud all Skin EraptiOns, and positively
cures Piles or no uav required. 1t is guar-
anteed To give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price D cents per box. For sale
by c. II. Hagenbuch.
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Coming Events.

Sept. ll.-Welsh Baptist Sunday school;
festival and social in Robbins opera house.
Sept II Farewell picnic of Columbia
Glee CLUB.
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Best work done at Brennan's steam
laundry. Everything white and spotless
Lace curtains speciality. All work guar
An teed
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Poor Outlook for Fa4l River strikers.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sep. 5-The Bar
naby Mill strikers voted to remain away
from work until next Tuesday. There
appears to be no possibility of com.
promise, as Agent Ashley refuses 20 hold
a conference.
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Buy Keystone -four. Be careful that the
name LEssIa 81 Co., Ashland, Pa, il
printed on every sack. 3-3-3taW
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Go to Cosletts for your preserving fruit.
S-22-tf
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Doston 3 Aiban. Ran-osd Dividond,

Boston 3 Alban. N.llFos sd Dlvlaond.
BosToN, Mass, Sep 5.-The Boston s.
Albany Railroad Company will pay a
dividend of 80 per share Sept, 90 to stock
holders ~ ro3SRd Sept u. The transfer
boo-s will bo closed from September "A
to SepJ. 81. Inclusive.
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YARNS FOR SALE.-Areyou look
h ing for farm? II so call on or write to
j. j. Kehler, Frackville. Pa, as to where they
are located and for terms & S22.tf
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Nrw YoBK, Sep. 5.--sydney Old alias
Samuel Owens formerly Secretary to
Fisher Renwick & Co., Of the Dry Dock
and Jetty Co., Of Newcastle-on-Tyne has
been arreeted ut Detroit Mich, on a
charge Of embesaliug e5, 900 from his
employers. He will be brought to this
city and held to await the arrival OF ex-
tradition papers. Old arrived here July
q. and went west two days later.
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ENOR ALE-Old bottles, suitable for
A bottllng catsup. &C, can be had very cheap
at J. A. Reily's liquor sto e, 28.tf
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TOR RENT-Three rooms, suitable
A. for club room, office etc. Gas and steam
fixtures. New boiler just put in. Apply 10
Levi RetowlGh, clothier, $. Main ST. g2tf
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.YNYPE WRITING.-A young lady,
A graduate. W ,nts work at type writing.
call 1T HERALD office, or address HERALD,
Shenandoah, Pa. slit
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
~ sale. One of tine most desirable proper
ties OF West Oak street, for sale on reasonable
terms. Apply at Rowse's grocery store, cor
ner Jardin aud Oak streets. Shenandoah, Pa
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WANTS, Go.

WANrED-A boy to learn the
w baking business. Apply at % North
Main street. 9.5-3t
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SEVERNT'S,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-02-12
Thoughts.

We are too apt to note well all the
evils that befaIl us. and to make the
most of our daily trials, without dwell
ing sufficiently on the many lifts We re-
ceive to help US Oh our way. Don't
you think. dear sisters. that it would
be good idea. if, iu numbering our
days, we counted them rather BY those
about which there is something pleas
ant to remember, than to be continu-
ally summing up those which we're
clouded by care?
But how many there are who single
out the dark portions of the picture,
and look upon the dark side OF everv-
thing, as if there were no sunny spots
which still live in memory, bri ght
through long vista of intervening
years. If we would only try to turn
the darkest portion of our lives to
good account, and let our chastened
spirit become, as is wisely intended,
more highly rectifed by passing
through affiiction. We may sing, in
reverting to the shadows under which
we have passed, How beautiful is
night" ONE OF THE SISTERS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-02-12
SUNDAY School Times
Gods Care.
BY MRS. NETrIE y. YORK.

BY MRS. NETTIE +. YORK.
Unbounded love our Saviour shows
In everything;
In winters blasts and chilling SHOWS,
In gentle spring,
In summers fierce and burning heat,
In autumn fair,
Through all the rolling year, how sweet
He shows his care
When fierce temptations try my soul,
Weak, tempest tossed.
When sorrows pillows DER me roll,
And JOY seems lost,
When all my heart is overcast
With darkest cloud,
And rains of trouble thick and fast
My life enshroud,
When friends are false and foes are strong
And doubts assail,
When my torn heart sends up one long
And bitter wall,
When dark as night the future seems,
And no help near,
When DER my way no sunshine streams,
My heart to cheer,
Then. in my agony, turn
To Him above,
And in His Book of books learn
or wondrous love.
''He careth, doth the message come
My heart to cheer,
And with the words, the glorious Son
OF God seems near.
| read He died that might live
In heaven above.
He will my every sin forgive
In His great love.
| And SO, because He loved the world,
Oh, message sweet.
| He will Himself become guide
To wandering feet.
| And so | read. till faith and trust
| Return again,
So sweet, my heart in transport must
Forget the pain.
| And over all my burdened life
The light shines clear;
| Trouble and darkness, doubt and strife,
All disappear.
BIHgor Ne