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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

Montana Is thclurecst Of thcnowly
admitted sioto3; in fact, 70 Is as large
~ Washington and North Dakota
combined. It is ouosisth larger than
tho United Kingdom Of Great Britain
aud Ireland Il rs the third state In
the ,istCrhood, rnlirg next after
TcNus and California. u contains
1870 squire miles, and Is therefore
the sizo Of tho states Of Now YORK,
Now dorsey, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia aud West Virginia all
rolled together. II IL about JiJmilc5
In lnuglh and half as widn. As 1t Is
approached from the east it soom3 10
b. a continuation of the bunch giuss
plainslln1 which makes up all Of
North Dakota
but almost al at once upon enter.
ing Montana tho munotony of tho
great plateau is relieved by It's dis
turbanco into hills, which grow moro
and more numerous, and take on
greater and greater bulk and height,
until when onethird OF the state has
boon passed the earth il an distorted
with mountains and mountain spura
These are tho toivrumors of tho
Rockies. which, speaking roughly,
mako up the final or western third
Of This grand and imperial new state,
Julian Ralph in Harpur's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

wAsufNGTuN, July 2O.-Colouol T..
4. Carr Of the sixty cavalry has bcun
appointed brigadiof.genefai, vice Gen.
eral Stanley, retired. General Carr is
the senior cavalry officer on the active
list lie ~ one " the few remaining
officers Of the regular army WHO come
mNuded lewiston during the war
lie has also seen distinguished service
Ia Ne Indian campaigns. lie Is a
graduate Of the military academy,
having been appointed q cadet from
the state Of New YORK. In lsiH. He
served through tho war as a volunteer,
receiving Ave bgcvuts tor various act.
Of CALAMITY. Al tho close OF tho war
he was commissioned lieutenant.
colonel Ia the regular army, aud Ia
April, 1879, was promoted 10 colonel
ofthe Sixth cavalry. lie l. at prescott
In command Of the troops Vt the scene
of the cattle troubles IN Wyoming
from Fort Nlobrara, Nob. His rcgi,
ment Is known as the "GallOpiug
Sixth"
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ApLA1's srFrcH.


Distrusllng my cnpaclty fully 10
meet the expectations " those who
have hOnored me b. thslt confidence,
| accept the nomination 80 generously
rendered. Should The action ~ the
Chicago convention receive tie az.
provhl " the people, 7 shall 10 Tie best
Of my humble ability discharge win
fidelity the duties of tho important
trust couiidci Ia mo. Reference
VIII be made ia terms 81 commeudn.
tl0u 10 the late Democratic hdtninistrn-
ton. was identified tn some
measure In the important branches
VI tine public service with thai ai-
uiuisitition. AM gfaufcd 10 know
that u hls In some dtHrru served tie end
of the Democratic party IN its national
convention. am persuaded that the
Intelligent discussion III the Issues In
VOWED Ia the pending contest viii r..
suit In victory for the party which
stands for honest methods ia govern.
meni, economy IN public Expenditure.
aud feiiui 10 tho people from the bur.
dcu OF unjust taxation.
I am not unuiudiul, Nr. Chairman,
o. the grave rCr, onsibilitiVa which
attach 10 the great Office Tor which
have teen named. should IL please
my country TO call mo TO THIS Office,
high uppilra ion Of its dignity aud iis
respond MY viii he llglt tO my own
pathway. Ia the contest upon which
We now cntcr We make no appeal 10
passions, tut leave all 20 the judgment
u tho people. We believe the welfare
u tho loiling Iy,llioHs Of our country
mtl Nv bound up IN the success o. the
Democratic parry. Recent occurrences
la reIghbofing S'a,cs have sadly cm-
phasilcd the fact that high protective
mrin affords no protection and tends
In no way 10 better the condition OF
those who uhrn their bread by toll
tGro,t aDplHusc,l
Believing M the right Of every voter
10 east bis ballot, the Democratic party
will steadily oppose all legislation
which tends towards placing Federal
bayOuuts at the polls.
when MI Stevenson concluded his
speech the meeting adjourned.
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Human Remains Found Ia Tour,h Ut
Iuiy Canyon.

CATALpo, Idaho, July 9O.-Licu.
tenant smith came into this city today
from Fourth n July Canyon where he
had been sent to Yenfch for mnrirrers.
In one NJ the gulch,s lac found large
area that hnd Just hccu turned over
and IN lIis Rtcu what hgd TITO appcar-
nnoc u funeral pyre. Closer inspec.
ton disclosed indications NJ human
sacrifices resembling ashes aud bone
aud some TINT were In the form OF
bones crumtlvd On being touched.
The ashes were brought here for
scientific examination.
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Chameleon, when Angry rscomo DARK
Tho instructive habit, Of tho elm.
mclcon were displayed oven IN a
tiny creature which | picked oil a
puuCgruu,,r tree. 1t opened itl
mouth aud Missed 20 tho extent of u.s.
capacity and when | inserted ms
finger In its wcchut wide open mouth
It bit with u force astonishing IN
such % mite. and IL was able 10 pro.
ducc some slight ndcutauon with its
minute teeth and feeble jaws. It
also hocWmc Immediately darker but
not black like the grown mp spcci.
mons
Otherwise 20 only cmits the Kissing
sound, which, however is not truo
hiss but more like tho rouud pro.
dJcad 10y Tho expulsion OF our breath
with the tongue against the tooth.
At night It changed It's color
growing gradually palrr as She day
closed, aud becoming almost white
o. the darkness set iu It disturbed
or touched 10 Immediately bccumo
dark, and thus remained until its am
ger subsidized. Cor Forest and
Stream,
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YANl,ToS, SD, July Charles
T.. Dacsors, son u Sir sydney Dickeff,
late ndmilal OF the English navy, dlul
here last hight from iujuIic- received
In = Wrestling bout last SUNDAY. tor
twenty yolrs past ho has led nomndlc
life,an declined TO return 90 england.
-Four years ego he came hcrs ana pug.
chased small Democratic newspaper,
which proved poor Investment. Last
May he sold cut, ami since then hRs
boon Keeping u pleasure resort.
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ing love and cautioned Alice to "say
nothing about last summers business"
A number Of letter. written by Alice
to her male correspondents were rend,
including one 10 Tom Relquer "
Pistsburg, Ia which che pretended TO
be an actress, aud said:
"Itis told Of actresses that thoy can.
not really love"
She assures Tom, however, tina, this
little actress can, aud tells him how \
man ~ year, Old made love ~ her last
Friday, ani aids that she "hadn't got
over {, yet" la August Of las, year
Alice wrote lfris, accusing her Of
loving Ashley Resell saying That she
would hill him before FIoia should
have him.
Mis- Lille johnson, who was with
Alice Whom thu murder was commit
tod AMI who wasj0iutly Indicted, snid
shu knew Of Alice wanting to marry
Freda, hut Thought shc had been
persuaded out o, the idea gt the time
Of tho murder. She did not know
Alice was ann !, aud thought that
ehu was only going 10 toll Ffudn good
hyuuud kiss her.
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To nrcph ~ lhe Democratic rnr,y.

ATLANTA, July 2O.--rhroe hundred
sturdy Gporgians, most Of them
farmers, gathered In tho hall Of the
House Of Representatives today. II
was the first convention OF white mon
since the war with iavowed PURPOSE
Of breaking up the DcmOciptic parry.
These nIen are IN earnest. 4 number
of spirited addresses were male and n
PLATFORM adopted rcailiming the
principles nj Omnha cOndemniur con.
Wet labor; demanding rigid economy
In public expenditure, aud assisting
"a on every possible reduction Of taxa.
ton. The tiCkc. was headed by W. l..
Pike Of LockJalu Tor Governor. lie Is
business manager OF this Alliance Of
Georgia.
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WAEmNoIuN, July .O.-Socrotsry
Ellius apptoved Inc prlpo.itIou III
agrors tho Willamette river ut Port.
land, ore, according to the plans Of
local engineers.
tpuflmaliuns-Joitph G.. Sainter,
Washington, receiver Of public moneys
nj Whlla Walla.
Blouni Of Georgia today reported 10
Tie House She bill introduced by
Curtis authorizing the President u
close the canal ngniust Canadian
vessels or levy tax II Canadian dis.
elimination II kept up.
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ALrcE mITCmELL.
Testimony In Her case Before the
court

MEMPHIS, Tenn July 2O.-rho toe.
timnny introduced IN the Alice
Mitchell case today pertsincd princl.
pally TO her correspondence with Frein
Ward and several person lily unknown
gentlemen with whom she had cstRb.
lished Acquaintance by menus Of ad.
veItlsements. Among other docu-
menta introduced wac tho last letter
ever written 10y Ffoda In which che
expressed regret utbolng forbidden to
speak TO Alice. she expressed undy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

NEWPORT, II. L., July 2O.-Mrs, j.
Hooker Hamrrsley became the mother
today, OF u son who, II he lives long
enough, will become the pos5ussor OF
millions whose income the duchess OF
Marlb0ugh il now enjoying. by his
will, Louie q. HameTsley, the
duchess frrt husband, lett each estate
In trust, the income 10 ba the
widows during her life and tho pTin-
cipal to go to the children OF his cousin
J. Hooker Hamefsley.
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WHEELING, w. W. July aO.-At
OpcrkisE, near Fairmont, the Acmo
Goal Conn any discharged eight men
last week. The union thefuupon or.
dcred strike, and all hut twelve non.
union men went out. Since then the
company has tried to induce the men
10 return, but m vain, and now The
strikers are Illuminating tho non.
union men and threatening riot.
Tho sheriff and a pose have been sum.
mOuUl.
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ST. Loum, July gO'-ErRtalc Troa.
suror Nolnu1s, convinced tina. further
efforts TO nrrrst the Judgment Of the
supreme court would ue fruitcss, hRl
decided 10 go to the punitcutinry and
serve hin sentence.
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DumiN, July 2p.--At Brudun slate
quarry, County Cork, part Of an
Ovcrhangiug OF bank u earth and
slope collapsed ans ten men were
hurled beneath the debris. Nine are
dCau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

NINcENNEs, lnIn Jul! co. The
Peoples parry he'd u jubilee nj tho
fair grounds today, Genrtal Weaver,
the lrcsidential candidate, being the
orator o. the day. lie spoke Tor two
hours On questions Of finance, land
nud trau,portatiOn. Letters were rtnd
ffom Vice. Pfesideutial Candidate
Field and A.. "a. Barnett, candidate
Tor governor IN Illinois. Tclrgmms
were read from the Silver Leagues Of
Colorado ana Nebraska, rtomlting tue
electoral votes Of those States h. Wog.
yer and Field. Weaver IN his speech
said,amnng other thiuga, ihat the blood
u the mnrtyfs ut Homestead cried Out
for vengeance at the polls. A resolution
was adopted expressing detes,at0n Of
Carnegie ami his policy, aHd duuounc.
Ing thepinkurtons. when collection wa.
called for the usO VI the srgaui cation,
silver lOllAu were raiuod into a bushcl
basket until II was half full. The tx.
ocutlvc committee had second meet.
ing this evening ana after ltAnnouuctd
tho campaign o. formally opened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

LoNppN, July .O.-rnere was q
genuine riot at Tipperary, Ireland,
last night, due to u collision between
mobs Of RrdmUuditos and Mccarthy.
ies. The collision was followed by a
series OF desperate lights, many persons
hviug injured un both sidrs. Several
houses were wrecked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

SuisuN, Cnl., July 9O.-lt In under.
stood here q at the town Of Rio Visa
IN Iolnno county has been destroyed
10y iirc. No word, however, has been
received thtreirum M telogfsphlc and
tclephonic communication are de.
stfOyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

uosruS, July THE Republicans
hal a big ratification meeting tonight,
al which many enthusiastic spoeohos
were made. Among the speakers
were cx,Gnvcrnor Bracket, President
Burke Of The National College OF RI.
publican Leaguea anu Congressman
Grehnhalgo and Horny CABOT Ledge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

Hylncr Rather q thanblcss task,
isn't IL, writing poetry for the pa-
pnrs'
Kymer-Thuuklcss' No, indeed.
Thml,s arc about the only returns
get,-Kate Fields Washington.
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WAHINGloE, July 2O.-Thc House
Judiciary committee has summoned
Robert and William Pinkurtou 30 ap.
pear on Friday morning for question.
Ing IN regard ~ their police and detcc.
tive syHlem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

New York, July Gothic meeting
Of the National Democratic committee
this evening was very brief. Only n
few Of the members were present aud
II was decided that no formal meeting
be held until tomorrow.
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SnLA, July Colts reported ihst
the Hazsra thbesmen who were fight.
ing for Independence sgaiust the
Ameer Of Aighaniatan, ambushed the
Amoer's troops and Killed many hum
uTeis OF them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

NEW YoKs, July 2O.-Ssmuel II.
May, Lieutenant u the United Stat \
Navy, fatally shot himself this after.
uooa At the room Of the United Se;.
vice club, and di0u soon after.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

A1IAS1Ic CI1Y, y. j., July TO-
Captain AndreYs started on his peril.
Gus voyage across the Atlantic ocean
iu his lb'ioot sail boat at $3.50 this after.
noon under favorable circumstances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

WAsluNgIOS, July 2O.-The frst
two houm " the SENATE were occupied
today IN a discussion Of the biz 10 per-
nit the fuyRllup Indians In Washing
ton 70 ALLEVIATE u portion 0t their lands
Ia the ncighbnrho0d Of Tacoma. The
matter was still under discussion when
~ o'clock the nuti.opii0n III came
up NJ unfinished business. Vest as-
sailed II Ne M undue s,rtnh OF the
Constitution, an attempt On the part 0f
Cougress 20 exercise police powers
within the S.nlus, and delusi0n to
farmer.
NMhburn defended the bill, and
other Scnniln took part IA the discus.
sion. The blli was stlll unfinished
when the Senate adjourned.
TIM HOUSE.
The session of the House today was
rather brief and unintefssting. \
number o. biiH passed. Including enc
Increasing tlu uay Of the lifC.savlug
service men. TIE on granting Amer
lean Register 10 the stUlmihip "Chinan
wac defeated. The commerce. commit.
teu wns authorized 20 inycs;igatc the
Reading combine. Adjourned.
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you have long enjoyed the esteem Of
your immediate constituents and the
confidence OF the county ut large"
When Stevenson arose he was greet.
ell with prolonged applause, and when
silence was restored spoke substantial
ly A. follows:
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NEW Ioi,E, July .O.--Michnel Var.
ley aud daughter were found asphyNi.
atcI by gas In u room IA their hOmr
today. III MOI known whether tho
deaths Wgru by ,ui'Iio or accidental.
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saiior. Eat ifunilup rissh 10 save
Thttr Lives.

San FHANciscl, July 2o--Ou 0c.
tuhUr lO.h the brig "llusu," with $40
Hilbert lslander- aboard, capsIAcd in
tho fAgihrGccgu. Al were suppoged
~ have drowned. Leon MnftUll ar.
rived here and says he met Felix
johnson, n survivor, In Mex GO.
johnson says lac hrrfd that four island
et-, including one woman, had dtiitod
Ia an open boat sixteen days without
food or water. The woman died ON
the fourth duy and the men ate p0r.
lions ~ her flesh. one " the ialRudUrr
became insanc and jumped overheard;
another died. JuluHou ami the 10.
naming ont reached the shore.
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IrcInnh wnnt. IInme nnIe.

iIuSnpS, July 2O.-According to the
DaRy Asirs the total vote In Ireland
siandr; For Home Rule, SO, $3.50; against
$500.
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nominated Eugene Kelly Of New York
n "Chuyaller de Capeot d'Eppu."
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VnSNA, July 2O.-Twcuty-onc cases
Of Cholera urcHtrci at Vranya, Sotyia,
and five Of ,hu patients died.
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absouamente imparcia de IA opinion de Ia prensa
Mario IS de 1892. Oncinas San Francisco So
la Ultima moda
BASES DELLA PUBLICACI ON:

LA ULTIMA MoDA aparece todos los do
mingos, on un pllego de IL grandes paginas q
tres cOlumnas Con nuti5uG d5 uOael0s, G6
de TRACES, abrigos, confecciones, sOmDrerOs,
peinados, adcrnos Y labores de Ultima move.
dad Una de las nojaS dc cada nhmerO contie-
ne OchO pagfnas lie noVela on torma convenient
te para hacer enchadernadas otra esta feeti-
NADIA una plancha de dlbu]os para bordaT,
al dOrsO: unaS Vec6S f1traLos dc noIa oIilsiat!ss
contemporaries Otfas, juegos do s0cleded
oJraS, laminaS dc moblilarIo Y Orn8meuiacl0n;
|0tras. On I'm, nuVelltas cOrtas, hgnrines os.1
clales, todo con grabados. Las OchO paginss
restantes del pe110dico sofrecen multi i5ud de
modelos, artlculos, revistas, c0nsuibas, recetas,
pasatiempos; texto siempre esmerado dc suaD
20 puede lnteresar 8 las sen0ras y senOrltas,
ante TODD y sobre TODD do ia mayor moralicad.
cada ndmer0 acompa1a un regal, D
sea 62 al ano, consistentea en hgnrines acuare,
as, hoJas de patrones con dlbuJos para bOrdar,
patrOnes cOrtadOs, h0jas de cuatro pAglnas a
dos tintas, de I1bujos para bordados al arrishcos,
cromos representandO preciosas labores, ND
sica, etc., etc. pegar de- estas Veniajaa es
| 81 perl0d1cO mas baTaGo an su cIase, coilu pue
de verse pOr los slgulentes
PFecSOs de Sxscficf0n en- Puerto Rico .--
8 ,is meses, $3-50.-Un afe, $6.-Pago antici
pad0.
| Coz N0MEROS AL AN0).
1ComO dc cOsLumbre, Godas las sns
sr1tOras que anticlpen 81 a1o, se les harA un
regalO extraordinarlo.
Agente de LA ULTIMA MoDA en- Puerto
Rico,
M. RODRIGUEZ
: Successor de 8. g. de MantilIa -Pf0p0g 0ga.sdG
| LSteFGS'5G.-San Juan de Puerto. Rico.
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Emulsion Creosotada
DE RABELL.

Efcas q poderoso rensedio para las eaJe,nse-
dGdes del pecN0.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Ra-
bell, es un magnitie0 maravilloso agente te-
rap6uUico de 6xito seguvo en- la BroMQMjt6s,
IISis, LGyjngjt5s, AsnsG, CGtarros, Toses perti-
s0ces, ResfrjGdos Escy6fwsG. AsseniG, RGQM6-
tSsns0 en- los niflos, Deb5li6Gd general y, on SUI
ma para las afeccones de la garganta, los
br6nquios los pulmonss. Desplerta el- ape
tito vigoriza las naturalezes mas enpobreci-
das. Els el remedio Dor exelencia
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RAB ELL,
nueva, hnica original asociaci6n de ACEITE
DE BACALAO, CREOSOTA e HIPOFOSFITOS s
DE CAL SOSA, es una delicada crema, de
suave o'or balsamico, de grato sabor, pslada-
bic hasta por los ninos.
Todos los enfermos Ia tomaran sin repug
nancia, con facifdad gusto. Esba e'aborada
con esQuisito esmeTO Pru6bese y admirara su
rapida acci6n curativa.
IV6ase el amplio prospecto que acom-
pafla cada frascO.-De venta en- todas las
Droguerias y B0ticas dc la Isla de Cuba.-De
p0sito principal: "La Reunion" de jose Sa
rra.-Habana.- Puerto Rico, Farmacia y Dro
guerra de T. GULL lermety.
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@RAN1ES TAElERES
de maQulaarla, Fuadielou, 0aldererla J uerretla
LOS sREs
SOBRINOS DE PORTILIlA
SAN JUAN, PUERTO-RICo.


decuoqua
BONIBAS
yhapch
Bam6 %
a a,
pd0 Pu@t0s
h1ro tundSdo FORBADE
IN constant sutdo odadosa americana frances ames
Portland;
LADRIILOs sREFRAGTARIA FUEGo
Eaci1on
1i1nas seeeesOriOs para Iaquinistaas
admsgo
y ytorn
tGnb6n M
IA csala Q
rALLEREs
SYos. Sobrinos de PoFtiIIa
modnno adtur mas
aamados eEurpa
Yisffense Cos dicRa0s 10llereS,
don dueos pdbio
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Fabrica de Carros y .Oarretas
San Jose:-EsTABLECIDA EN- CAGUAS
Propietario, .. Jose del 6axnAen Ortiz

En- dicho taller, que ouenta con todos los
titles necesarios, SO tabrican y componen toda
clase de vehiculos, tales como COCHES, CA
RROS, CARRETAS etc. etc., precios econ6.
miCos oonvencionales. Hay siempre una
buena existenoia de carros hechos para la
venta,
Sc emples la mejor MADEIRA del pals, para
10 cual cuenta la faorica con una buena exis
tencia de elias.
Las 6rdenes deben enviarse al dicho pro.
pietario on Csguas Suoesores de Quevedo y
Haes SUCESORES DE .ABARCA en- esta Ca
pital. 46-1c
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Mpanhn c Hds aomSaL1s n 6
y wEgxeyd
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ADsratoS de GiInnaSiia, |

5Que pa
DIRE no sc
acoDgoja al
yer q sus
hijos en-
clenques y
enfernnizos?
jCual no
desea YER
los robus-
tos y sanos!
En- este
pals en- que
por desgra,
cia predo-
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9OLDSBORO. N. c., JUNE 16, 1852.
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TO GROW OLD GRACEFULLY.

AT this special time, when Grace
seems to abound in a peculiar
name in our community, it is ops
perfume to speak a word OF comfort
and of caution-comfort to the
doubling heart-caution to the
bouyant soul; because the years lie
before Us and between us and the
end, to which we all must come at
last, sooner or later, whether IL the
spring-time of youth, the meridian
of life, or in the "purple twilight of
age. Let us then, as the years
roll on of our individual allotted
span, strive to grow with them in
Wisdom and in Grace. Let us en-
deavor to "grow old gracefully"
in very deed.
We know there is a common re-
pugnance to the thought of grows
ing old, sfringing mainly, doubt
less, from the limited term of life
at best. Each birthday reminds US
hat our allotted span is approaches
ing completion. 1t not only adds
n year more to the score, but it
takes one more from the remnant.
At one end of life we have vigor,
hope, promise, and expectation of
the future at the other, fulflment,
deterioration, u~selessness, and the
unknown bourne beyond. In the
intermediate stage, when we feel
that we r growing old, it is
natural to look to the beginning
rather than to the end, to cling to
what is slipping away. The actual
age is thus not go much noticed as
the fact that we are growing old,
that life is slipping from US, that
the end is approaching. Every ins
dication of increasing years brings
this fact un%consciously to the mind,
and the wish, the father to the
thought, induces us to lessen the
age in order to make the end more
remote. We tend to deceive our
selves rather than others.
Another consideration that
prompts the reluctance to grow old
is the consciousness Of loss of phys
ical power. The inability to breast
a hill, the symptoms of distress at