South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-13

and if the bitter tears OF rcpontant
modification can wash ont the past
that day in the Catskills would
have been erased long ago.
'If / had only known who he
was" said Miss Vervain.
Alas ! this,world is full OF ssifsl"
1.-THE Ledger.
". G. T. u. Column.
The w. G. T.. IT. of N. Dakota
has just established homo for
needy women.
Mrs. Mary Clement Lcayitt,
world-around missionary of the w.
9. L. U. will return to Boston
from South America the middle of
May-and will be ready for en-
gagements.
The Mansfield, Mass, Union,
recently presented petition for
better enforcement OF the laws
against liquor, signed by 3Sl wo-
men. The city council voted them
the free use Of the town hall for
six nights in the year, and gave
5000 to the women to be applied
toward the enforcement OF law.
Three hundred and seventy iyc
out Of six hundred railway corpo-
rations in the United States pro-
hibit the use of intoxicating liquors
by their employees. The Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers ex-
pelled 400 members. last, year for
violation Of total abstinence.
The Maine w. @. Il. u. is push
ing work to secure homes for
homeless children with Mrs. M.
4. w. Merrill, of Portland, Ma.
tional Superintendent of that de-
partment at its head.
st. Andrews University of Scot
land has opened its departments of
Theology, Arts and Sciences to
women.
The girls Of the Mississippi State
Industrial Institute. and College
went without their Sunday dinner
in order TO give it to feed the food
sufferers in the re cent overflow of
the Tombigbee.
Lady Henry Somerset was given
a rousing public reception on her
arrival at Liverpool.
a brand of Kentucky whislcey is
called "Horn Of Plenty" Some
body says-"wisely chosen for cut
of it shall come"
"Plenty of poverty, plenty of pain,
Plenty Of sorrow and plenty of
shame,
Plenty of broken hearts, hopes
doomed and sealed,
Plenty OF graves ia the potter's
field"
The Liquor Dealers Excise bill
passed the New York Assembly by
vote of Ga to So. 1t repeats the
civil damage act-allows night
sales and writ of certiorari whom
license has been refused by cities
OF 10000 or more inhabitants.
Every w. o. Il. u. in the nation
SHOULD petition the governor Of
New York for his veto.
April 18th was a notable day in
w. O. L. U. history, q day that
the echoIng ages shall record; q
day that the children of faith in
distant centuries shsll point to as
st. Paul did to Abraham and Moses
and the walls of Jericho-for it was
the day in which woman beheld the
Assurance Of things hoped for
and the proving of things not seen"
for that day the Woman's Chris.
tan Temperance Union-National,
State and Local aud OF the World
settled permanently into it's
Headquarters in The Temple.
There was delay in taking posses
sion the week before "a was ex-
pected.
The Wozld's and National apart
ments, the Woman's Temperance
Publication Association including
the beautiful editorial suite of
rooms Of the Union Signal, the
national an--the Illinois State
Headquarters and the Chicago Cen
trail Union occupy almost tho whole
OF tho eleventh floor, and the old
Headquarters at 161 La Sale ST.,
shall know them no moro.
"Sound the loud timbrel, exult-
inglY sing
Jehovah has triumphed, Messiah is
King"
was what every heart sang, with AZ
ringing fervor as echoed on tho
Red Sea shore, as O fearful joyful
band Of White Ribboners gathered
in room ITO at 1890 q. M, for
dedicatory prayer and praise SER
vice. Old warehouses; Of the Cru
SADIE we're there; the invincible