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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

tion to Baltimore People at Cyclic.
rama Hall Sunday.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Between 5000 and 1000 persons wero
| admitted. while hundreds left disap-
pointedly. About 1900 renamed out
eide patiently, aud shortly after the
opening of the service inside, all open
air meeting was held for the excluded
throng. 1t was led Rev. d. Ellis OF
Eutaw Place Baptist Church, and Rev.
Joseph Vance, OF Maryland Avenue
| Presbyterian Church. The optn-air
nesting lasted about three-quarters of
an hour.
and qnartette selections Mr.. Moody
started his immense audience OF wo-
men to singing Casting All Your Care
Upon Me-" and mnie those In the
choii, gallery and on the floor try their
voices al it separately until every one
was familiar with the chorus and sang
1t with Will. Among the listeners
wore many prominent members of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
The ocean OF bonnets, with their gay
ribbons aud flowers, gave the appear
ance OF gigantic Kaleidoscope, be-
sides whose motely hues even the gay
bunting of the former circus decora.
tions seamed pale and faded.
1he evangelist chose as his text the
words, Coma unto me all ye that In.
Dor and are heavy laden and l will
give you rest "rhe cry OF the world
and OF the churches" lie said, 'is.
Where can rest lie foundp Among all
classes, high or low, rich or poor.
goes up this universal cry for rest.
Why do men and women seek places
OF amusement In such crowds2 Be-
cause they expect to find rest in pleas
ure. But you will not lind it among
the plcasure-seekers. Among the
rich, then? No. indeed. Men pile
up their millions because they think
that money will bring them rest, but
| you never saw great wealth bring iest
and solid comfort. And you won't
ind 1t, either, among the 'hon.ton.
what you call your upper ten All
the bathrooms and dresses and bon
your soul rest. Nor can IL DO found
among the su-called 'nonored,' 80
IN tell you where YOU can go to
lind rest = among the disciples OF
Jesus oil Nazareth, at tho foot OF the
cross. VIII give you rest For four
thousand years no such proclamation
as that was heard 1t would have been
b!asphemy from the lips Of Abraham.
Moses or Elijah TOO few OF us re.
member that Christ is not only sin
bearer but Il burden bearer Cast your
burdens on hin, relieve yourself OF
them entirely and lie of light heart
Some religious meetings you go to
arc like funerals Every ono SITS up
with a long face, as II only sadness is
present That's the kind OF Christi.
anity that is doing SO much to retarl
the growth of Cbllst's kingdom on
earth. | am not hall so afraid of the
men who 30 about tho country max.
Ing speeches that encourage iniidelity
rs am of this dead, cold. Journalism.
rs 1t any wonder that your hus'
bnnds or sons like to so out nights
where they oan find chesrfulness.
When homo Isn't bright your religion
isn't eunny. God came to bring Joy,
not sorrow, to fill the heat with per.
potual light. Get rid of your bundles
and sorrows. Come to the cross TO.
day, and tell your husband and family
all that you've heard to day"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20


President T.. 4. Terry called the
Preachers Meeting to order this NOM
Ing. kGy. +. Burgette Short was elect
ed secretary pro TEN. The minutes
were read anG approved Bros. san
der5on. t1uigR, Otis, White, France
Conner, White aud Terry spoke In ref
erence to the effects Of Moody and
Sankey meetings.
letter WIS received and read an.
ronncing the death of Rev. Joseph
Robinson. itevs. france and Quigl,
were appointed to attend the funeral.
Rev. J, i. Quigg answered the ques
ton, tl5 or not grown child of Il de-
ceased minister Of our church claim.
ant upon our funds with tho widow OF
such deceased minister? and does such
claim depend NJ all upon the fact oil
his or her membership IN our church!
Rev. Elswald was asked to prepare
a paper for next meeting.
The benediCtlon was pronounced by
Rev. j. B. Quigg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
Personal,

Mr., and Mrs. Frank Harrison, of
brooklyn. n Y, who havejbeen visit.
ing friends in thIs city for the past
four days returned home thls morn
ing.
Charles +. Black, Jr., of this city,
has accepted a situation In q machine
shop In Plainneld, N. J. lie started
yesterday afternoon for that city oyof
Tho d. & o. r. II. via Bound Brook
Railroad.
Miss Sallie Hubbard OF Caroline
county, Maryland. Is visiting friends
In the eastern part Of tho city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
MARRIED,

CARROLL-HAYMAN..- the 18th OF
February at the r,sidenC OF the bride =
parents 20. 0il Spruce street, by the
Icy. " ~. L.. White, Afr. VIM. II. car.
roll OF springfield Mass. and Miss her
lie Hnyiuan OF t.4is ity.
BLACKBURN MCGLAuUHf.IS.- on
FEBRUARY IT,, lS09, al So Bennett sireot.
bv=,hu ". lIcHty s, Dulany Low Is {.
ElUckOGrn to Lem NcGlauxhlin.
GRF4G-SHAK ESPE \ RE.-At Stanton.
Del. on February ut hy Rev. John
d. Blake, }. MortonsGrrsE and Lila NJ.
shakespeare.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

As VIM Meenau, who resides at No.
1913 Spruce street, was golng to his
work this morning Mt the jackson Is
Sharp Conpany's shops, he slipped
and fell on the icy pavement. injurlng
one of his elbows very baily. lie was
taken TO the Office OF Or. First, Eighth
necessary surgical aid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

The announcement that Marie Hu.
bert Frohman will present "rha
Witch" at the Grand Opera House on
Wednesday, WashinGton's birthday,
Will undoubtedly serve TO fill the
house. Those thut witnessed a pre-.
s@ntatlon Of this popular piece last
season, which was a treat, have not
forgotten 1t and will no doubt give
this artistic and her company a grand
welcome,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

NNA~rEp--A siTl .or general .o,.Hp-
W heeHeri go Il iutu. rur q 1, ri th4t
EAd thlte charge OF thiHF7 In general
song Wages Tor Ilc right o. .. No other
II .dih PtY tHHyAaa retagn. ilOctresiiI.
81 or ap.y u rs SeafIra RuCpt Tor
Information, W ilmWgtoe. Del. f40--l'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

Rev. Z. L. Hubbard preached at
Wesley III. &. Church on Sunday
m orning and the collection for tho
bsnefit Of the pastor to ESQ.
Roy. J, B. Quigg preached atSt. Paul's,
and Rev. Mr.. Terry at tnion. The
ing In the evening, and Parson llnb.
bard preached stirring sermon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

Charles Mammele, OF 800 West Sew
enth street, who was conVaesGentf from
a long spell Of sickness, went Out
yesterday and Inns taken Il relapse.
Joseph Stoeckle and vile are both
suffering from colds.
Mrs. W. j. Fisher Is recovering from
hor cold.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

Tho Frank Mcdonnell, was tho first
vessel to sail up tn Drleware river on
Sunday about 4 o'clock. The tug
boat owners vii not give boat tow
TO sea for less than $50. sunday
morning the bark FluoIlne started on
her voyage To Lisbon. She hus on
board III, tjd gallons Of oil.
The river tug Gardner Is. Reynolds
has gone to the bottom Just below
New Castle. The end of the staff is
visible above the water The tug will
he raised as soon as the weather Dor.
mis.
Tho schooner Nelson Newbuly had
her ports stove In aud was run ashore
or kItckhird flats The tugs Reseuo
and Rather nave gone down to the dis
tressad vessel and sho will be
saved with all her cargo.
Lille -s-.iI oonef- -d4taieees9 Rect, From.
brunswick to Boston, put In at the
Delaware iireakwatar In distress SAT.
urday night !euking badly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
-Four Situations for Young People.

OF both sexes, have come to Principal
Goldey, OF the Commercial College
and School of shorthand and Typo
writing, within the past ten days in
the form OF applications for book.
keepers aud photographers. lie also
received two additional applications
for expert student penmen for special
work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

A man named Win. Ewing. who
boarded with Mis- Cintatiana Spa mn.
No. 500 West Second street. fell down
" pair OF stairs on Sunday muraiue.
aud received such injurie, as TO cause
hi7 'lea.n. Deputy Coroner Fox held
a. inquest over the body this after
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
A Question OF Yeracity.

SIR;-l was surprised at the Sunday
star and Morning News in reporting
that Bollen received decision oyer
me saturday owe, AS understood from
Mr.. Mcdaniel that there would be no
decision given. They say that |
weighed $50 pounds. but I can prove
by several reputable people that ]
weighed 1895 pounds. stripped. did
not wish to exert myself la the first
three rounds. but in tho fourth fully
demonstrated to tho satisfaction OF
my friends that ! was Bollen's super.
Tor. Yours respectfully,
hRASK Cir ON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

verse, but IL Is dangerous habit. 1t
Is one of the CONNECT causes Of liver
and kidney complaints. Yes; 1t is
safe to say that the people Of America
are being literally rocked to death.
In their hurry to set around quickly
they are ioited on street cars, shaken
no In the railroad trains or In carriages
driven over badly paved streets, or by
running up and down stairs, and fin.
ally churn their systems out of order
In the deadly rocking In this
way the whole body is shaken up. and
impurities that ought to Ibe removed
from the system nrs circulated into
every part OF 1t and stay there. This
lays tho foundation for disease.
Among the most common signs OF
ill,Aealth that are brought on in this
way are loss of appetite, sickness at
the stomach. constipation, severe pains
in the head, pains i'll the right side
and under the shOulder-blade. dizzl-
ness. general wearlness and debility.
If you value your he4lth and life keep
a sharp watch for these signs. aud
| when they become apparent cheeK the
remedy. In this way YOU can prevent
the deadly effects OF these troubles"
The doctor was right lie told q
plain truth. Now, see what some
| others have to say:
! Mis-. Anuio Jenness Miller, who Il
the acknowledged authority in AMeri.
en- upon the subject OF drcse, lately
/ said. in tho course Of mn interview
What makes women Brilliant Viva
city, brightness and good health. Did
you ever seo II siet:iy woman able to
entertain IL party of bright people:
| II Is impossible, Women must have
proper food. freedom from care and q
good friend in need mean by that
some assIstnnce physically. All wo.
men feel depressed at times. and oil
| pleasure eerinS gone olt of life. On
all such occasions. and Indeed whom
/ over blue and worn out sho needs
help. know, because have been in
that condition myself. At such times
| | un assisted by the host friend that
any woman ever had. 1t Is Warmers
/ Safe Cure. | mean it and have good
1 reason to speak as do. You think
( am perfectly healthy woman; 80
/ am, but | take several bottles of this
/ great cure every season Just aS | take
additional caro- In tire selection OF
tonic-givn3 food. AS you know
there are certain Zines wien every wo.
man needs assistance. At such times,
! and icIore such times there is, so fan
rs l know, but one thing that can help,
and that Is the great euro | have nam.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

The special gospel services will be
continued i'll this church on IuesIuy
Wednesday ami Thursday evening, At
1.l5. there will be good chorus and
solo singing. Rev, Dr. James I;pbart3
Of ! arby, Pa J. Il. King AID others
ara expected to as list, All cor Tally
invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

Mems, boys, aid childsea's clothing,
fpfDishJng goods, all at coat. to sell
them. 90 $40 tho goods and you'll buy
for tutiife IIss. Glbneys, Eighth and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

The Martini Washington supper to
be given by the Mlte soe.I.. a. nihsa
wood NJ. l.. Church, will be on Wednes,
dAVl Feb 22d, instead OF Friday night,
Suppers at tho above place are very
popular, because OF their superiority,
Sapper and ENTERTAINMENT s5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
The " eatlie-.

Tomorrow promises to he from
partly ciOaly to c.euring aud rther
wnl Similar 90 s!il!oHs viii pro-
baby preralI on Wedhes my.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

The New York Recorder, which is
only two yoars old came Oat on sun
day with tho largest paper ever pint.
cd In Now YORK. Its success has boon
UueonOmnnat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

This statement is fully endor ed by
tho wrli.knnwn physician, Dr. s.
{ lHrKe. who declares. There was a
time when any min or woman suffer-
ing irom any form OF kidney trouble
had cause for despair. That time has
passed away. For the past eight years
| have treated every variety OF kidney
trouble in both women. and / DO
not believe there is case so severe
no matter OF how long standing, that
ii cannot be relieved or cured by tho
careful and conscientious use OF War.
nar's Safe Cure and Warmers Safe
Pills
These Incts need no comment. Fol-
low the valuable hints above given
and You will certainly. find life more
enioNRble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
FRANK CT ON.

In the treatment and sure cure of
cntarrh and influenza by the use OF
Old SauF5 Catarrh euro, there Ia moth
ing but delightful experience from
The first, II cures gently, yet positive.
ly. 20 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

WHrnar's lira resumed regular trips
b't9.sa tails city and Philadelphia thls
g ui.tHB AMI freight will 10 taken Ut
the usual law prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

, HqngaFla9 rSlier, patapsco, new
light and other fine h9Grs very low, at
j. j, smith's. Atm nnd Slifiry,H JrQets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

EvanGelistio meetings will be con.
tlnued every evening this week. Thss
Rev. }, j. Ballen Will preach and sling
tonight, Interest increasing. House
well filed last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
kingsMnoh Church.

There was a shouting crowd at
kingswood M. L. Church last evening.
and pastor Dulany Is greatly encour-
aKee to renewed efforts. There were
two conversions last evening, and six
were admitted on probation during
the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
EueherpLolographer, 40 Market.

Mems furnishing goods Mt cost OF
Gihnoy's, Eighth ard Market straeis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

Stop at SUriHgeEz- No. . VT TgI,ff;,
street, and SEE .ha finest sfycg uf Las.
GAZE. unhye,.As, and eauos Ia the CITY,
latest styles and ali nov goods at tia
1owest prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
ROCKING away EEAL,z.
The Evil Effects of a Popular American
Habit.
SOME STARTLING REVELATIONS.


unsupported Canse.-How 1t May BE
Prevented.-Thisi is Good Advice.
''Do you know that thousands OF
people are being rocked to death,
slowly but surely2"
These words were spoken by we'll
known physician yesterday. He had
just taken leave of a pale. sickly-look'
ing woman who had come to him for
her advice. There is an example OF
1t" he continued. THAT woman has
actually rocked her health away.
'Rock.a-Bye Baby looks very nice in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
THE STORM AT OTHER PLACES.

HARmsBuRe. February 10. -Aterrible
blizzard passed over the city about 0
o'clock this evening, but no sorious
damage is reported The wind blew
with fearful velocity and. aecompa-
MED as 1t was by a line snow, every
body sought shelter indoors. Tee.
graph, telephone and electric light
wires suffered to some extent.
YORK. February 10 York to night
had regular blizzard for few min.
utes. Snow came down remarkably
thick and fast, and people who were
on the streets at the tlrpo ran for
places OF shelter. The wind tlew with
great velocity, but no serious damage
was reported.
WmREsBARRE, February io.--ht
o'clock to night terrific blizzard
swept over this city and vicinity, &C.
companiod by peals OF thunder and
binding flashes OF lightning. 1t had
been showing all day and in the even
ing the fury OF the storm increased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

The following testimonials came 10 US;
Kenyon Thomas Co., Adams, N. /:
suffered terribly with what doctors Gall
eczema. During this time 1 have CON
suited several physicians and used q
number Of well-known remedies but
could get no relief, until finally I was
urged TO give your remedies II trial.
cannot say enough In praise OF them At
present am as well as ever was in my
life and owe my sincere thnnhs 10 you
fqr DR.. Hais's Household Ointment and
lea. Any ono Doubling the sincerelty OF
this testimonial will confer a favor by
addressinR. Very truly yours N J. Nd.
NABD, LeominsteD Mass.
These remedo % are Cor sale at CSC and
6ec. ut Bcaton Smiths drug store. Ith and
Pine Sta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20

Frash fish and oyster at Carpenters.
625 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
AReeu,er blizzard,

About 10 O'Clock last night the streets
of Wilmington were almost impassa-
BILE owing to the wind. which blew the
snow fakes into the faces Of the pedes-
TRANS. Umbrellas were OF no use. as 1t
was impossible to carry them owing
to the velocity OF the wind. It was a
regular cyclone and the thermometer
fell twenty degrees In as many min
utes. The street car men delayed
only a few minutes and carried the
few people who were so unfortunate
as to be caught out In the storm to
their homes. 1t was u regular blizzard
OF the 1888 kind. Awnings were blown
into a thousand pieces.
Telegraph wires were displaced,
fences were blown down and roofs
blown of. Little or no snow fell, the
wind apparently taking the snow
up into Pennsylvania, where it Is re-
ported to have fallen TO several inches
In depth.
The stable roof OF Mrs. GrAen, on
Front street between Scott and LIN
coin streets. was blown oil and has en-.
TITLED loss o. sume S200.
The fence around the base ball
grounds at Front and Union streets
was lifted up bodily and blown some
distance, when tile wind dropped II
into a confused heap.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
FIFTH EDITION.


One Of the good effects of the revi,
val lie the Improved working condi.
ton OF many members OF tho Y, M,
" A.. Ihey were very good In per.
forming their duties before. Now
they arc enjoying the doing OF things
that they could not by any possibility
DO. were 1t not for religious power,
General Secretary J. r. King has q
large number OF young men OF clean
haGits and conversation surrounding
MIN and accessible to every respec.
table young man In this com munity
VINO wants to be with them and like
them.
One hundred and five were present
at the gospel meeting Sunday n. m.
Mr.. King led the singing and read the
blst Psalm.
Ex-Secretary Adam Thurman, of
Harrisburg, Pa, set forth that '.Chrls.
tian independence" made a man inde-
pendent. Instead Of being dependent
he became more and more dispenser
and giver OF good things and bless.
ings to others.
The classes are Monday night, Prof,
J. t. Clymer mnsic, Thursday, physics
and chemistry, Friday. shorthand and
typewriting. These are all free 10
members. Wednesday evening WASH
ington's birthday will be celebrated.
Gymnastio exhibition in the evening,
Reception, 2 to 10 O'Clock p. IN. Rel
freshments. to 0. Admission free to
young men with tickets and to mem
bers OF the Women's Auxiliary and
participants only.
Unless the Sunday schoo teachers OF
Wilmington desire by their attendance
next Saturday at 8 p. m. to sustain the
normal Bible class OF free and compe-
tent instroution 1t will be dropped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
{ lnNel.titi,AilAnr-

Dover Index.
Senator Hill will see TO Il that Mr.
|Cleveiand's liver doesn't crow lofD.d
during the next foaf years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-20
Wanamaker & Brown
OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARKET SIRE ETS
Phiiadelp MA.

We pay railroad excursion
fare to Philadelpl ia ana re.
turn, from Wilmington, on
purch ase Of SO worth.
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Safe for the eyes. Queen g. Co.
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NJ tia RGPJB .IcAS ollcs .o-lttS. In tho
Shade.
7 o.ei9ek: 10 o'clock: to'clock
10 al
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BuchOr, photographer 10 Ma. let.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-15
STORYETTES.

Several years ago a London Hebrew,
Abraham Solomon, painted a stirring
picture, Waiting for the Verdict"
which was exhibited at the Royal Acad
envy The artist, not being a Royal
Academician, entitled to annex r. A.
to his name, bad his painting "skied."
All the pictures contributed by that
august fraternity were, as usual, hung
on the line Thomas Landseer was in
ecstacies as he beheld the thrilling
scene depicted on the canvas, and ex-
claimed: "rhere is Solomon in all
his glory, but not R. AID like one Of
these I!
The Breckenridge referred to in Dr.
Briggs letter as belonging to the Gre
dictionary school of theologlans was
the celebrated Presbyterian minister of
Kentucky. He was engaged in many
bitter controversies, one of which was
with Mr.. Crittenden. At the conclusion
of one of his fierce attacks on that
gentleman, he said: 'But may God
Almighty forgive you, as | do" Tom
Marshall, after reading the diatrlbe,
said: "That's ChristIan.like; but if
God Almighty forgives Mr.. C.jttenden
as DIR. Breckenridge does, won't he
catch hades in the other world?"
Charles Gervais, the great French
cheese merchant who recently died in
Paris, full Of years and honors, and
wealth, was selfmade man and no
scholar. Last year he stood for some
municipal post in the Department of
Seine lnferieure, and in the course of
his campaign, read a speech composed
for him by a journalist Of Rouen, be-
ginning as follows: GAS a candidate
for this important offiCe-comma-fully
understanding your wants-comma-l
come to solicit your votes-full STOP
The scribe had written down the stops
as guide to elocrtion, but poor NJ
Gervais conscientiously delivered it as
part Of his speech.
The "Saunterer" of the Boston
Budget tells Of a college professor
whose house was just beside dormi
tory inhabited by rather fast set
One night the neighborhood was awak
ened by an enormous Clatter On tht
professors steps was a much-befuddlec
student banging the knocker, kicking
the door, and raising row generally
and above was the night-capped heat
of the professor, vainly trying to max
himself heard above the din. FINAL
there came a lull "What do yo
want?" called the exasperated professor
"Want t stay here all night" said tn
student "Well," said the professor
''if it'll do you any good, stay there!
and he slammed down the window.
A girl, in a Maine village, who mad
her home with her aunt, was often DIS
turbed (says the Lewiston .9onynaD b.
evidences of the old lady's indifference
to everything but the welfare of he
own material possessions. One day
in going down. cellar for some butter
she tripped and fell heavily quite
distance. The maiden aunt rushed t
the door, and, peering down into tn
darkness, called ont sharply: "D'y
break the dish2" MOP thundere
back the niece, for once thorough
aroused "nol but ! will 4" and sh
shivertd it with hearty good will agains
the cellar wall The old lady was S
shocked by this dramatic exhibition
of malice that she took to her bed AM
kept it for a week