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During the last scholastic year SO, 700
pupils attended the colleges and lycees
maintained by the State and Govern
menr of France. In addition there ara
about $50 other higher schools with an
attendance of Is, 1000.
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The poor panto'nime donkey who
,;raiehtened his back and stidsned his
tail and tried to look everything else but
g donkey at the Clowns "Shoulder Arms,
Jemiua," deserved some credit. Poor
dumb beast! But went the ladies please
stop tie current which seems fast carry.
ing US back to tie days Of the Glecian.
bead and Alexandra limps =
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FORT AND CAMP.
STIRRING SCENES ON THETExAs
FRONTIER.
Mexican Military Bands-How Laun-
dresses Do Their Work-What the
Lower Glasses Feed Upon
Queer Characteristics.
'ORT MCINTOSH,

ORT MCINTOSH,
on the American
side of the Rio
Grande, and the
Mexican military
camp on this side
of the river, says a
letter from Nueva
Laredo, Mexico, to
the Chicago Herald,
oro MT ouifo orpo
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bilow are definitely determined.
God sees how much our pride is and He
sends j2st enough adversely to humble it.
He sees just how worldly minded we are and
pulls us just hard enough to detach us from
our follies He sees how hard our heart it
and smites just hard enough to break 1t.
He sees how our eyes have been blinded and
He cuts only just enough to remove the scales
from our spiritual vision. As soon az
Abraham's faith is sufficiently tried the
lamb is provided. AS soon as Pharaoh con.
sents to let the children Of Israel depart the
plague pauses. Assoon as the Israelites have
been sufficiently disciplined by their wander
ings they find their way into Canaan. But
tosome the limit is not set in this life. Their
whole pilgrimage is through the wilderness
and the world is to them valley Of tears.
But perhaps God has a special throne in
heaven that no ordinary saint can occupy,
and by extraordinary trials He has prepared
that Christian soul for extraordinary glory.
God will not keep you in the furnace one
moment too long. just as soon as Paul had
met with enough imprisonment and scourg-
ings he reached up and plucked his eternal
crown. God will keep us no longer under
the hammer and on the stocks than is neces-
sary to fit us for entrance into the haven Of
eternal rest Glory be to the divine grace
thai, as soon as our Affections have accom-
pllshed their mission, they are arrested.
The defeats and sorrows of life have some
times been the greatest advantage. 1t was
because Dante failed as statesman that he
gave up politics and wrote his immortal
'Divinia Ccmmedia." 1t was a violent
thunderstorm that first set Martin Luther
seriously thinking, and the thunder of this
worlds disaster has started q reformation.
James Y. Simpson went from surgeons
operating table 10 experiment and see if he
could not find something that would alleviate
human pain. and he kept on until he had dis
covered chloroform as an anBsthetic, and
the story Of distress has almost always been
followed by the story Of rescue.
For many years after Shakespeare's death
bis work was so Nttla annraciatad that III
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her millinery or the chinchilla that was
slain to afford her warmth, or the kid that
furnished her the glove. and finding her only
delight in batteries Of brainless men and
midnight cchottische and debauched
novelettes. say, "There is one who might
have been a queen unto God forever, yet
eating straw like an OK
1 look over the pasture fields Of folly and
sin and lind many groveling who ought to
be erect. Oh, men and women, 60 back to
your thrones! A young man ran away from
nome ana proKe his widowed mothers heart.
Fourteen years passed, and he returned and
came to the win low at which his old mother
was sitting. She looked up and immedi-
ately recognized him and said: ''Oh, Robert,
RobertI Come inp' "NoH said he. "Moth-
er, snall never come in till hear you say
you forgive me-" Her answer was: tRobert,
have forgiven you long ago. There is
nothing to forgive low except that you
stayed away so long"
Nv hearers, forgiveness has been ready
for you good while. With more than q
mothers tenderness God will take you back.
They are waiting for you up in the palace
Nebuchadnezzar was the son OF Nabopolas.
ear, who ruled before him, and you are the
child of a King!
The next thought that passes into my
mind from the contemplation OF this Incl
dent Is that conviction is not conversion.
Who is this monarch that makes the boast
about Babylon? The very man who, under
the revelation Of dreams that Daniel made
from heaven, deeply humbled himself, while
ihe confessed that God is God of Gods and
Lord Of Lords, yet behold that that hum
bling and arousing which he before felt did
not result in radical change.
There is no mistake more frequent than Of
supposing conviction a synonym for con-
version. Conviction is merely a sight OF
SIN; conversion is view of pardon. Con-
viction is mercy a.arm; conversion is conf.
dence. Conviction Is dissatisfaction with
depravity; conversion is turning away
from it. Conviction is a sword wound; con-
version Is the healing. Conviction is the
fever of thirst; conversion is the shaking OF
that thirst. Conviction is the pain: CONVEX
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-23

"And this is home I" exclaimed
Ruth Delano, as she gazed about
her with mingled feeling of won
der, Joy and. disappointment.
Three thousand miles had she
travelled across the continent to
reach the home her husband has
prepared for her, and this was what
she found /: A lonely ranch among
the foothills Of southern California.
with a plain log cabin for a home.
Not a yestige Of a plant or flower
around it, not a suggestion Of COM
fort or beauty within it, the hills
stretching brown and bare under
the July sun, and not q shade tree
in sight.
zone might know there had nc
YER been a woman near this place, I"
sighed Ruth, her eyes slowly filing
with tears.
1t seemed 80 comfortless and bar.
rem after leaving her mothers old
fashioned farm house in Maize.
full to overlooking with inviting
comfortable things, and surround.
ed with flower gardens and orch
ards, and where every nook and
Corner suggested the def hands and
delicate fancies Of women. She
felt her very heart sink within her.
Then seeing the eyes Of her hus-
band fixed upon her, she forced
back the tears.
Had she not said, like the Ruth
OF old, whittier thou goest, will
90 and whittier thou lodgest l will
lodge" 2 Would any place. no mat
ter how full Of comfort It might be.
ever be home without him Had
she and her baby Ruth not wept
tears Of joy when the letter came
telling them that papa was coming
from California to take them home?
spd had not every foot Of the wav
been q JOY 20 think she was once
more with him and that they were
10 have a home?
She stfoked The hand of her nus.
band, who held their little Ruthie
n hrs arms smiling through her
lesfs.
Il know dear. it isanew coun-
sfy,' she sand chcerfully, lend
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-23

t,es siOns OF the Courts
Circuit Court. i3sh Judicial Greatly Hsg
lanes .. Armstrong, prssidisg -
giu - foilo 81
Grant County-fourth Tuesday IN Mach.
int Tuesday In June and third flssdsy b
October.
eampshirs Csupfy-F First fussday In fsb<
rssry. second Tuesday Ia Nay xaa Giles
Tuesday IL 6epssnber.
Hardy Cssnty--Sesoad Enexsiay In Naseh
isst Tassasy In Nay and arss fuss4As q
October.
Mineral Coasy--Secepd Tusz1sy n [as,
nary, feuftA Tuesday 10 Afsp sna bcat Tue
Ley In Seftemhex.
fsndlstoa Cscntys--ascord Usinssdsy b
April, Wednesday sfseS second TusedSy h
'sas. aud siss vsdnssdsx 10 Notrmbss :.
County Court OF Hsmpshirs Couuty-
John Pancake, Presidest-R. cd. Powell
and VIM Il. Pepper Oonmiissioners. q s
White Clerk. The regular sessions are held
beginning on The fret Tuesday in January
aud April, fhe iest Tuesday in July, and the
ourth Tuesday in October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-23

New York, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, had 81, 725, 900, 900 invest
ed in manufactures: they paid out
for materials $1,975, o. Q, 900; aud
for wages. S605, 900, 900; and they
turned out an aggregate product of
manufactured goods Of $3, 1876, 600, /.
600. Add the wages paid AID the
cost OF materials used together. and
we haye total of $3.50. 600. 900.
Then deduct this from 50, 1876, 000.-
0co which is the sum they sold
their product for, aud there re-
mains 1905, 900, 600, which repre-
sents their gross profits. This. on
the capital invested (si,725, 0o0,-
000) is over IS per cent. But the
general opinion OF all who have in
vestigated the subject is that farm
ing does not yield over 4 per cent
year on the capital invested IN it
and the census of 1880 indicates
even q lower rate. The total value
OF all farm products in the United
States for that year was $2.2i3,-
600, 900, and the whole number of
persons engaged In farming was
1870, 900, and the total capital in
vested in farming was $12, 900, 000,-
600. Estimate the wages of these
7,670, 900 persons at only 5000 a
year, aud you have sl,534, 900, 600
as the cost of the labor; and then
deduct this from what the whole
crop sold for (s2,2I3, 900, 00O) and
you have left $679, 900, 600, as the
gross profits GU $l2, 900, 600, 600 in
vested in agriculture. This is
about 81 per cent.
Take another way of reaching
the truth. 1t took 1,77S, 900 per-
sons engaged in manufactures, in
the nine protected manufacturing
states, to convert sl,975, 900, 600
worth Of raw materials into So, 1885,
100000 worth of manufactured
goods. Deduct the value of the
materials used from the value OF
the gross product, and you have
81, 211, 900, 900 as the gross earn
ings of the 1.77S,0 900 persons en-
ployed. This is nesrly $7CO to the
hand. Now divide the value of
oil farm crops of all kinds in 1880
(S2, 213, geo, 000) by the whole num-
br of persons engaged in prcduc
ing them e. go, 003) and you have
1888 per hand.
This shows that capital invested
in manufacturing in the protected
and favored section pays 80 per
cent while capital invested in farm
ing in the other states pays only
81 per cent; and it shows, further,
that manufacturing in the favored
section yields 800 to tho hand,
while farming in the other states
yields only 1888 per hand.
Q. That looks ike taxing the
poorest paying business in the land
for the benefit Of the best paying
business?
A. And that is not all. Protec.
ton draws money from the least
prospereus sections. or rather, from
all other sections of the country,
and gives it to the most prosperous
one. 1t taxes an industry in Mis-
souri, that pays only 1888 to the
hand per year for the benefit OF
another industry in Massachusetts
which pays 500 per hand; and it
forces Missouri farmer to take q
part of his So per cent profits, and
hand it over to the Massachusetts
manufactures, whose profits are 80
per cent.
tTo BE CONTINUED
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without any teacher you eamc 10 the rescue
Wnen Mss isaiurse deserted nor Delsarte class
90 suddenly. ana 90 rtuinIy No are ali prov
ing In grace un'ier yJiIr instruction. i heard
MS club made mist axes IN playing baseball I;
you seem 10 10 zap on all the iutsst fnds,' and
know Just " hat To- do under all circumstances;
you entertain beautifully; ana III the lust
month you h'ivo iuiproN I'll so IN health, OWING,
you toll nae, 20 yoar physical culture exercises.
from In this little out-of. tho way Liaco 7-fOr
you never go TO the city"
ATa: ny, JENNA, you viii make me
vain have only ono source OF informatio ion.
but it Is surprising how II meets ali wants. 4
very seldom hear or any thing new but what
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And great treasure It IA TO w ALL for Il
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Rs we have sent for samples OF all or them,
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A POPULAR rAMrnY.,

JErrIu: "How Is st. Kate, that you afpsaya
seem TO catch on to the last now thing7 DO
OF no." ,
KArn: II don't know I certainly do noe
mike any exnrtion la that direction"
JENNIE" Well, during the last fSw months.
TOR example, you have taken up painting,
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kendaI!'s Spawn Cure.

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ksndaII's SPAWN Cure.
l6osrre v,sro. Cole, Dec. n. iee

Mowro VETO. Cole. Dec n. x1a
D. \ }. KDpAIL Co. Enosbursh Fails VT:
osnas-In ths yeer 1884 treated with Kcndali's
SPAWN Cure Bono SPAWN OF seven years stand
ing nearly ~ largo ~ . hens Gag aud completely
esc0psd the iamenees and r1rnovei the enlarge
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since. hs nsvsy has shown any lamensss neither
eanL See any diHossnos IA rns size OF aha hocS
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DRESS GOODS BARGAINS,

g. lIenriettas, Every pair warranted or money re-
Bedford Cords funded.
!. l lot Of 40 inch wool French Bed
the beat and ford Cords in all Spring Shades, at
ress Hoods II rs Gets, usually sold at 90 cents.
en's a yulu' 30 pieces 46 inch All Wool Ser
S "o'' "Iu ges and Henrittas, beautiful goods
OPIinS DleS ,S pretty colors. We pride ourselves
49, I'm D. with this OdcrDg-at so cts yard.
4 Rapisto IN tbo No house in the western part OF
Fans Rrown the State has made m re OF an eff
ems and many fort to get together the greatest
ents riety ct Dress Goods to sell at &16O'
! Snrab Plaids than we have, and seeing them you
esnuns Fancy will say we have succeeded Rdmira-
lair PIaids and bly,.
not miss see KYber Cloth Challe--50 pieces
sortment at 90 Of advance styles Of this nice dress
goods. All go at cents per yard.
( Satino for 123 A big line OF Domestic Flannels,
ng ever seen in at 8, 10 and 121 cents.
dy says So A big lot Of new Nainsooks at g.,
merican Indigo TO- 124 and Is cents.
nts per yard. 100 pieces Of the Zephyr Cling
at 10, 49, Is hams at 10 and % GEMS
100 dozen Ladies' Fast Black
alico IN every Hose, actually worth 40 cents, we
cents. start the at the price Of %
case Of this new cents a pair.
al thing. Only ] dozen Ladies' very fine Cotton
Hose worth % cts in Tans, Browns
Kid Gloves in Greys and Blacks will only last
'lacks, at LOO. q short while for 124 cents PAL
Hosiery, Gloves Underwear, Coats and Curtains q
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HOW ]
EARNED
AN
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Irue ~ Col skan Instruct and ysI rsadsrf
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10 shs vsrk fhss sctrsiy led
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