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COL. PooRMAS FOR CONGRESS,

Why tho Old Soldiers should Support Him.
Ills Great Popularity.
To The Editor OF the Mtelliqeactr.
SlR:-stand fast for the champion OF
protection. Col. c. l. Poorman, who
is the candidate for. Congress from the
sixteenth Congressional district is the
second Mckinley Of Ohio, and one OF
the bralniest men in the state; one who
has made q study OF politics for the last
forty years. And no mar in Ohio is
better posted on the political issues OF
the day than he. No one man has done
for the Republican party than
Col. Poorman and duringthe dark days
OF the rebellion there was none more
gallant and brave than he was; and
since peace was declared from the sur
render OF General Lee until the present
time the old soldiers of the Union army
have had no better friend. 1t behooves
them to stand by him in this contest as
he stood by his country and flag in the
trying days OF 81 and IS.
Let us rally around him now MS our
standard-bearer in Congress. Let US
otaiIu sioulueI 10 lOulu ana elbow
TO elbow in solid column MS we stood in
the trenches, knowing that ii We stand
by him Sc he will stand by us and that
We will have n leader who will lead us
on to victory: one who is able and
brave enough to cross swords with the
southern brigadicrs in Congress as he
has done on the field OF battle in many
a we'll fought fight.
In justice, Colonel Poorman should
be given the nomination now, as it was
given to him before, Tor now there is 4
good chance OF his being elected. When
he took the nomination before there
was no possible show, for everything
was against him; yet in the face OF ali
this he tool, the empty honors, made
tho fight and came very near being
elected, running ahead OF his ticket in
every county in tho district and reduc-
ing the majority from 1858 TO 74S,
something that was never done by any
candidate in the history OF the Ropub-
lican party OF this congressional dis
trict. Let all the old soldiers and their
friends stick to COLONEL oorman in this
matter and thus insure not only his
nomination but his election rs we'll.
GEORGE PIrSER.
Brid1eDort, Ohio, April %. l
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YOUNG BLOOD TO THE rRoYr.
Edward :. Elliott for Attorney General.
His Nomination Urged.

-
Edward :. Elliot, for Attorney General.
Ills Nomination Urged.
!. 10 he Editor oittt ynhtiicucr.
sln:--For four successive state cleo.
tons tho Republican party has advanced
in popular favor and public confidence,
beginning with 1870, when Matthews
wa elected over CioA' by about 1900
majority, and closing with,thc memora.
bio election Of 1883, when Coil was
elected by about 100 majority over
Fleming, and wc enter tho fifth OF
these great struggles with every assur.
a,lcc TINT II w are but truo to ourselves
tho result will be such that not even u
Democratic legislature will dare to
count out the legally elected officers of
the people.
II wo make Il judicious selection of
candidates and mn aggressive cain paiyn
success IL almost certain. It Ia there
lore highly important that VIC nominate
only tho best men and discard all feel
ing except the desire to promote har-
mony and to make all honest efforts 10
elect our ticket. Believing that Ed
ward S. Elliott, OF Preston county, is
ono Of tho most popular and able Re.
publican lenders in tho state, and that
lie will be q candidate whose record and
worth will commend him to tho voters
OF our state, | desire 10 urge his name
lor the nomination OF attorney general.
Not only Is ho Il brilliant speaker and
an energetic worker, but he is also a
thoroughly educated lawyer and Il man
that we can all DO proud Of after wo
elect him.
His nomination would be tho strong
est possible indication that the party
is willing and ready to give tho Young
man n chance, and would infuse life and
activity into. our efforts. do not wish
to say n word against the old men Of our
party, but [ dothink, in all fairness and
honesty, that what We most lack is
young blood to make an aggressive
fight. Mr.. Elliott has tho young blood
and all that know him will testify that
he is a fighter OF tho first water-pos.
scssing both tho ability and the inclina.
ton to canvass the state and advocate
Republican principles.
Mercer county will support him in
tho convention and | believe our party
will mako q great mistake II we fail to
give him tho nomination. Let the party
put up n good ticket and make IN ener.
gctic campaign and this county can be
relied on for three hundred majority.
Most respectfully yours,
EDGAR P. RucKER.
BramueA, Mercer Co., ". "a, april 25.
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CHICAGO, ILL. April 2S.-Cattle. recelptsls Is, 900:
market steady: natives s. 6ja5 10: stockcrs s. 5Oa
36j: cows g las %. Hogs. receipts 81, 900 head
market steady; rough and common 81 2jaI 80:
mixed and packers 81 5jai 65; prime heavy
and butchers weights 81 65Gi 7O; light 81 j5ai %.
Sheen. receipts 5000 head: market weak to
lower: clipped 81 UOa6 90: Texans 60 S.; westerns
&c Coat a; lambs 50 0Oa7 90.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. April 2s.-Cattle. receipts
$40 head: shipments III head: market, nlr
through co~nsignmcnts, nothing doing. Hogs.
receipts 2,0SD head; shipments l,SW head;
celpts COO head; shipments 600 head: market
SLOW and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. o.. April 9s.-IIogs steady; COM
mon aud light 50 5Oai IS: packing and butchers
s. 25ai 60; receipts 500 head: shipments 700
head.
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S.H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite iell away, and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had u running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurablc. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 5
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THIS is NTER ESTISG.
Democratic Congressman Think the Sol
South VIII 30 Broken This Year.

Democratic Congressman Think the Solid
South Will DO Broken This Year..
New YoRK, April 26.-The Merald's
Washington special says: "For the sake
OF a few New England mugwumps We
are likely to lose a number OF Demo
cratic silver states" declared Congress-
man Bland yesterday.
Mr.. Bland has apparently abandoned
all hope Of silver legislation at the pres
ent session OF Congress. He does not
admit this in so many words, but he
does not tulk hopefully OF getting the
bill up again in the house, and he knows
that there 10 little chance that the sem
ate will take the initiative i'll passing a
bill.
Mr.. Bland was asked what states tho
Democrats were likely to lose this fall
because Of their failure to pass a silver
bill. .H6namcd North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi
and Arkansas Us states likely to be
affected by the failure OF the house to
act.
"What do you think OF tho PROPOSE
ton for the monetary conference"
Mr.. Bland received the suggestion
with 4 scornful scott and said, "That
does not fool anybody. There will DO
no monetary conference. The President
does not want q monetary conference.
England does not want 4 monetary con-
ference, o Now Englund, nor do the
bankers OF Wall street. They arc all in
cahoots. This is merely Il political
trick on the part Of tho President. He
simply wants to tide over the situation
until tho next election. Flo has no OK
poctations that there will be a none.
tary conference, nor have l."
Senator Pugh, OF Alabama, agrees
with Mr.. Bland in thinking that n num-
Der OF tho southern states are doubtful
with an anti-ircc coinage candidate.
He goes further and insists that North
Carolina and South Carolina will DO
carried by the Republicans ut the all.
tumn elections il the Democrats re-
nominate Mr.. Cleveland or any candi-
dn!o with decided anti-silvcr views. He
does not lei that any Democrat will
vote Tor tho Republican nominee for the
presidency but he believes that the sill
yer Democrats in those states will be so
~disgusted at tho refusal OF the house to
pass u Tree silver bill, and at tho action
OF the national convention in nominn-
ting an opponent oil unlimited coinage,
that fifty per cent OF them will stay away
from the polls. while tho white Republi.
cans and the negroes will vote the Re-
publican ticket and give q majority to
the Republican electors.
"Humbus," was the ejaculation OF
Senator Stewart, OF Nevadn, when l
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We do not know. why
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver
OIL is so useful in those simple
but varied conditions which
you know as having a
cough" We cannot explain
It; we only know the fact
from experience.
1t may be due to the COM
olnatlon Of tonic effects Of
cod-liver oil and the hypo-
phosphites it may be partly
due to the glycerine. There
are many effects in medical
practice the causes Of which
appear to be plain, but how
those causes produce those
effects we do not know at all.
seoT + Bowsr, Chemists. y, South 9Th Avenue,
Your drncEiak keep. Scott. Emulsion Of cod liver
"-a's druggists everywhere do. ST..
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Dren dstufrs md Provisions.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-ln spite OF the fact thu.
there was some bnll!sh features In the Smarset
trading was n loss OF &c in May and Xsc in july.
The weather was uniGrornble everywhere, In
the bulk OF the winter whcnt belt the weather
continues backward, being cold and wet. NCublcs
were not very important, though while sorc.
what weak they wGrc not nS weak as thcy were
expected 10 be. Outside domestic markets worc
easier. pardridse. was n good buyer OF july
around Sic, covering q part Of his short line,
More or less OF the wheat bought Yesterday on
the unIarorablc crop 70 ports was sold out 10.
day, increasing the weakness.
Corn was decidedly weak and lower,
0nts sympnthtzed with corn, closing lower.
Hog products were dull.
Flour unchanged.
WHEAr-Cash 10. . spring SIG; No. 3 spring
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asked him what no thought Of the
Presidents plan for an international
silver conference.
"Tlio rrcsidant talks about tho on
larged use OF silver" said the senator.
"Thcrc can be no enlarged use OF silver
except to use Il for money. lie Is talk.
Ing nonsense. l intend to make n speech
about It at tho first opportunity"
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and resulta when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys.
TEN eifectually, Iispcls colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to tho tasto and nc.
ccptablo to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FH syrup co.
Sag FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, ~ &s!v YORK HH
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Ilucklon.. Arnica sn,yc.

The best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands,
Corns and all Skin Erup.
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents a box. For sale by Logan
Co .
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No OTHER S%arsaparilla has tho merit
by which Hoods sarsaparilla has won
tnch n firm hold upon the confidence OF
the people.
No OTHER combines the economy and
strength which make 100 Doses One
Dollar" true only Of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
No OTHER possesses tho Combination,
Proportion and Process which make
Hoods s%arsaparilla peculiar TO itself.
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I SUFFERED for more than ten years
with that dreadful disease, catarrh, and
used every available medicine which
vas recommended to ME. l cannot
thank You enough ior the relief which
Ely's Cream Balm has afforded me-
Emanuel Meyers, Winfield, Ii NY
.u MWr,SW
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Metals.

New York, April27.-Pig iron dull: American
81 1ia162 Is. Copper quiet: LAKE Sl Sale 90.
Lead firm; domestic si25ai 30. Tin easy; straits
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CARACAS, April 81.

Minister Venezuela. Washington;
Revolution suppressed everywhere.
Peace 500 proclaimed. Tho statements
to the contrary havo been supplied BY
bankrupt revo!utionists.
(Signcd.) PRESIDENT.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets..

ihe Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets..
New York. Apnl a7.-Money on call easy
at lEa2 per cent; last loan ~ per cent, closed
offered at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Sl14a5 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
stendy at 81 s7a4 Ssi... sales ci7,3ls shares.
The stock market during the forenoon to-day
exhibited some increase In the amount Of bust
ness as well NS general interest In the Specnla-
ton, but later II became dull and stagnant,
while exhibiting q firm temper In the main.
The professional element wHs more inclined TO
take the long side. especially rs the crowd
showed an increased demand for stocks, indi.
eating the character OF the selling during the
last few days. The bears were still active In
;Atchison aud the graIgcrs. and these operations
mad influence enough 10 check buying In the
general lists, so that the carly advances we're In
but few cases increased late in the day. There
was also considerable pressure upon both Read.
iins and New England. There wis n better feel.
ing In the indtstrlnlS. Son OF the low priced
shares. near the close, made sharp movements
upward, and Pittsburgh & Western preferred,
Chesapeake & Ohio. Tennessee Coal and Denver
4 Rio Grandc preferred made substantial gains.
The market, however, finally closed dull aud
stagnant, 6enerally ut fractions better thnn last
evening.
Railroad bonds moro active. salcs s., lot,OO.
Government and state bonds dull and steady.
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You a Store?.

Do you want to "keep" your
goods, or do you want to sell them?
You can't find your "ad" in any
Wheeling newspaper, neither can
anybody else. What do you think
people think when they don't see
you in the procession'
You are not selling rs much as
you want to sell and ought to sell,
and you know it. Buyers think
you are mot in it." Why don't
you get in it and handle some more
sheckels.
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Cotton,

;,GlSoISHATI, o.. April os.-cotton steady; mid
ding nc.
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tits seriously proposed to purify the
Thames by importing a school OF croco-
dilcs to act as river scavengers.
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&a Pennsylvania Stations.
aYgnnSgVaniaL LINES.
Trains Run b. Central Time

rIcEET QFFIcrs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
WATER ST. Foot or ELrrEETn ST.. WHEELING,
FESSsTrY ISfs & i I'M Iti,,IHSrnnnr
Enrr1nMYs1 SHs1rM-n nAS uL,inr. Rn1-rr u
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This should sotlle It,

New YonH, April 9s.-Gen. Boulct
Perasea, tho Venezuelan minister, fur.
nishes tho following:
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CROCKARD 1 DOOrn, A:euts.

sTEAMER}R. E PHILLIPS.
,tTrT Leaves Wheeling. DiIly Trip. cast
HtEs5htfEss ern standard tlme-6:l5 a. NJ, $40 a.
"a s m: e:'5 a. m. ll:sso a m. 900 p. M.
l:1l r; m.. 900 p. N. Sunday ~Trips.-Leaves
P. N, AGO p. m, $50 p. N.
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Electricity, in its various forms OF ap-
plication, is said to give employment to
10000 900 peraons.
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bonds AND stocR oUorArioSS-ciosro BiD.
Y. :. IS res"..."--llJ1IlNew York Central. -lOiT
" :. y coupon "....l .5i4IOhio Mississippi. 20
u :: AS reS.."".l0O DO preferred. ..- SIS
Pacific Is OF '95.......l0 9 Oregon Improvo't.- 20
Atchison-""..""... al7S IOrc50n Nav 80. zee. 81
ADAMS Exprcss....li5 Oregon Tmus...... AZ
American Express. llSl$I Pacific Mail 49,, .,., N5L,
Canada PaciAc...... S715p Pittsburgh. .,., .....l ISL
Cnnnda Southern coz Pullman Palace. lNS,
Central Pacihc...... 81 Reading.m....n., 5gI<
ehesapcaSe ONO II ock lsland."".. Siii2
40 hrSt preferred c. ST. Paul...... 7SlS
do sccoIid pTefd iSlsl do reierrcd.mm"1o3
Ghi. Bur. Il QulncylO7alSt. Paul &0maha.. s7IH
pei " liudson.".liS do preferred. .... lli5H
Del, Lack. & Wcst.l59 Tenn Conl & lion. az
Den. & RG p.etd 50MITcxas Pacinc......... lOts
Ef!e....".. ......-....-. 29Il Union Phcitlc,.,,,, 49,
Fort WnSne..........l53 III. S. ESpress Is
Illinois Ccntml...,lu3 IW. St. L. & P.....lI5Z>
Kansas & rexas.... lGIEl do preicrred..... n
Lake Shore. ..... -. ,...l :rI1I Wells Fargo ES..a.ui
Louisville Il Nash. IS Western Union itnz
Memphis & Chas.... 80 Am. Cotton OIL. .g%
Michigan Central. ., 09MlColorndo Coal. az
Missouri Paciic..... sol. Iron Sllyer.m,., 20
Nashville & CHAT. S. quicksilver. .....
New jersey Central. lSSHl do preierrei.m"
Norfolk & w. prrtd i6!sSutro......, 49,.
Northern Pacific. ny IRichm'dGW p. T. 90
do prefer,ed...... 59lSlChicseo Gns...... ~
lthwcsieFn ;"""..l 2Ottf Lead Trust ............ 49,
do preferred -...... li4lfs Sugar Punishment. W.
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Rheumatism Cured.

rheumatism cured.
! believe your Microbe Killer n certain cure
FOR rheumatism. Up 10 a yea- ago | was down n
great part OF my time with rheumatism. | be-
gan taking your remedy, aud after taking two
Jugs have ncre, been troubled with It since bu.
once. bought q Jug then and after taking Il
few do,cs 1t entirely disappeared. ! have offered
In seyernl cases TO pay for the Microbc Killer
provided II failed 10 cure Rheumatism. bu. have
never had to pay as yet, as II inevitably did the
work.
Respectfully. wv MATTHEWS,
Dea!e! in lumber and all kinds OF building me-
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HOOPS Pulls cure Sick Headache.
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Chills and Debillty Cured.

take pleasure In testifyiny 10 the remarxa-
bic benefit / have recently received from the
use o! Radam's Microbe Killer. + have been
much troubled with chills, night sweats and
debility for mouths, and after trying a great
many, remedies to no avail. bought n jug OF
Mic!ooe Killer and was completely cured In ten
days Respectfully, J. J. SMITH.
H. Eraptfort Ey
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The CecltneY Teacher.

When d cockney immigrates to
America and gets job at teach
ing school, then his troubles be-
gin. There was one OF the gen
JUS tried near Gambler, o.. so the
story runs, whether it be true or
not.
"Arry Hadams, you spell saloon"
he dictated to the spelling class.
Il don't know how" said little
Harry. frightened by the strange
use of aspirates and "aitches" "
Don't know 'ow? Why. young
hignoramus; saloon is spelled
with a hess and hay two hoes
and hen"
Harry was worse at sea than
ever then; SO one of the boys was
sent to the board to write it
plainly for the class to see. The
lad could make his letters, but he
did not know how to join them in
regular running writing style, and
left them unjoined, thus; s-,.-
loon.
The teacher looked at it a mo
ment. and then asked, with some
asperity, "Why don't you put that
hay nearer the hell'?"
The boys eyes snapped, and he
answered like a flash. "'cause /
was afraid it would burn up"
The class was dismissed for
the day. But the geography class
proved another pitfall One of
the boys, while writing names of
European cities, spelled Venice
"V-e-n-n-i c-e."
Whatr' cried the teacher on
his rounds; his that the way you
spell Venice?'
"Yes, sir" said the lad.
Suppose Hiw was to tell you
that there was only one hen in
Venice, what would you say?"
4 should say that the price of
eggs would be pretty high sir"
Then there was an explosion"
Exchange.
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Hints fcr the Farmar.

What has become Of "Jewella'
and the other writer's in this de-
partment? You are expected to
keep up your part Of the paper,
gentlemen. 1t will be kept up,
however, anyway, whether our
farmer friends contribute or not,
but communications such as we
have been receiving are always ac-
ceptable. and Will be expected, as
this space IS reserved for the dis
cussion Of such topics as may In
terest and benefit the farmer.
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Matters Religious.
EYkN

HYMN.
/ What a friend We have in Jesus.
Al our s;ns and gr.r's 10 bear:
What a privilege 70 carry
Everything To God in prayer.
oh, what peace "" often forfeit,
GA, what needless pam W" beas-
All because We do not carry
Everything 10 GOD in prayer.
> Have We trials ana temptations:
l. thee trouble anywhere:
We.shOuld ucver BE- discouraged,
Take il 10 thr Lord in prayer.
Can W. find q friend 80 faithful.
Who viii all our soIrows share:
Jesus knows our every weatEc>S.
Take it To the Lord } prayer.
) Are we weak and heavy laG'u,
Cumbered with load OF care:
Precious Savior, still our refuge
Take ii to the Lord in prayer;
In His arms Hell take and s'irld thee
Thou wilt hud ,olacc there.
To the human heart. for which
the vi-ci-situdes Of life contains
many darts, sharp pointed and
digPsd IN venom some, OF thea, she
foregoing hymn has an eEtraEciug
sweetness. For lie the will power
never so strong and as subjective
as it may, the pangs and heart
aches of life cannot be ,oitened or
escaped by human agency. Nan
IS the master Of many thing and
he may likewise govern his own
emtoions. but he is absolutely
powerless i'll the grasp Of those
foes 10 mankind, sorrow. grief,
disappiontments, failures. Then
when one feels himself in the IN
relenting embrace Of these powers
and realizes that he is slowly sue
cumbing to their attacks, how
sweetly does tie sentiment Of this
impress itself upon us and how
readily does a superior power Of a
living God come to Our rescue
when, eeasing to depend upon our
own strength We appeal to Him
for help by prayer.
Have We trials and temptat
;ons:'
Aye, who has not Who has not
felt then narrowing presence driy-
ing ont the sunshine from our
lives and even casting a somber
shadow over the horizon of our
future, But why the query? WIZ
recall us to a sense. of our misery, if
perchanse the excitement Of a mo-
ment has enabled us TO forget
them? Because a loving Savior
stands near with outstreched arms
and eager mien begging to be per
mitted 20 relieve Us Of al our sor-
rows, disappointments and s0uIce-
OF rnhappiHess.
Thank God ioI a friend who Is
williugto rob life Of many paags
and supplant them with pleasures
that We know not o. until we learn
to know Him.
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Boarders Wanted.

4 few young men desiring board
in private family, on Market street,
convenient to business center, can
obtain same by calling at The
PRoGREss office for further infor-
nation.