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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. 21.-The wool mar.
ket Is more active under better demand, aud
prices rule firm. a large volume OF business
has been DONE especially III territory woods,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia washed
NX and above 2!a!SC; \ and above glaze;
2ia9Sc. New York, Michigan. Wisconsin, ETC.
fine l9a2lc medium @a2ic quarter blood pc;
common 2Oa2lc. Washed combing and deane
fine deaine Ohio 25c: fine dclalne Michigan.
etc, 9lnlSc; medium 25ao6c: quarter blood 2iR
95C: low 22n23c Combing medium 2ON2lc; quar-
ter blood 2Oa2lc: low and territory aud western
light fine i8ai2e: heavy do 7alOc; fine mediums
l3ai5C; medium lialGc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-wool steadier: domestic
fleece l9a27c; pulled 2Oa2dc; Texas lOal5c.
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Enrthuunses Mt rohernn.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-A dispatch to the
Times from Teheran says that mild
earthquake shocks continue to be felt
there. Kuchan is declared to be totally
destroyed with great loss Of life and
property. 1t is added that the supply
Of food and water is exhausted, and that
most OF the SURVIVORS have fed to tho
mountains.
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CIHCISNATI. O., Nov lS-The horse market
for tho past week has been good, NIL classes Of
stock selling The principal demand has been
for good prompt drivers. southern chunks and
hcayy draft horses. Young sound mules In
good condition sell we'll but are somewhat
iiorscs-Good draft, scales extra sl05all5:
good driving Sl0OalgO, extra Sl2gal5O; good sud
die SSjnlOj. extra SlO0alIO, good southern SI5a
100 extra SlOOal2O; Streciers S65UQi.
MuicS-t4 10 AZ haudS good sj8ad5, extra
SGOa75: Az TO 10 hands, good S7OaSj, extra
sSlalOO: l5to lj5a hands. good, s9jail0 extra
Si2Oala5; IL TO 1875 hands, good Si30aiB, extra
SIlOnih5
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Tho best salve in tho world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains.
sS,rus and ali skin erupttons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II il Guaranteed to give perfect satistac'
ton or money refunded. Price 20 cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug Co,
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Terrible Prairie Fire.

GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, Nov. GA ter
ribte prairie fire has been raging east of
here in Lincoln county, devastating
many farms and destroying timber,
crops and buildings. Mrs. John Hall,
aged tiity.hve years, was burned to
death and others badly injured.
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS


MRS MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over nifty years by millions OF mothers for
their chIldrcn while teething, with perfect sue
cess Itsoothes the child. sottens tho gums, al.
iays all pain. cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for DIarthna It Will relieve the poor
in every part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle Be sure aud ask for ms. WinsloY's
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
MwF&w
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
c. o. BREWSTER Receiver.

Time TnblN No u % INke ofccI Is'UI q M
SUNDAY November ~ 1893
Leave Whccing-ts;O), 1875, 2ll;f u m, t2:2O,
o3:Ih tI.an, 1900 p. N.
Leave Pcninsula-i5:OG, 1851, sll:i6 a. m.,t2:2d.
s3:gl ti:86. 1905 p. III.
lea leave Martins Ferry-ts:l2, 1851 aiI@2a. M,
fl:3! 1871, ti.il, s9:l2.
Arrive Terminal JInction-tS:l7 tlO:O3, gll:j6
n M. tl.SS, PJs32. TITO ;g:ls y. III.
Leave Terminal Juuctlon-t7:2l. 1900 a. m,
9iY;IO, a. m. $3.50. ti:Oj, tj:A. 1915 p. M.
Leave Martins Ferry-t7:2S, sg;J7 an, Sl2:45,
1905. ti:l0, 1919 tS:52 y. IN.
Leave Peninsula-t7:3i ig:li am Sl2:jl. li:ll,
t4:lT Is rs ISIS p, III.
Arrive WaeeIag-f7:io, io:2o N. "l2;5z
AM, ti;2J. tj:3l, tD;Uj p. m
sDaIly tpally except Sunday lSuudayg only
All tralns will run on Eastern Tine
lie TAUSsfG. SUPERINTENDENT
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CHICAGO, Nov. ol.-CattIe. receipts $500 head:
shipments 100 head; market dull and barely
steady: prime steers s. GOa5 IS; Texans s. 90a
%; StOcEcrs 81 OOa2 so Hog receipts 10000 head
lower: rough aud common s. Ions Coo; packing
s. l5a5 2j prime heavy s. 31a5 10: buthers S. 40a
j .: light IS 2jn5 80 Sheep receipts 1900 head
shipments 1000 head; market lower: natives
s! jOai 90.
CISCGSSGTr. O., Nov. 9i.-Hogs In light demand
at 81 75a5 10; receipts Zoo head: shipments 1900
head.
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7s& 20 W. Cay ST., one block north OF
state House, Columbus, Ohio, In
corporatcd 1856 Capital S5oo,cco.
DRs FRANCE and OTTHtAE, of New York, the
eminent Specialists, OF account OF their large
prgctiec'in Ohio, have established the Francr
Medical Institute, where ali diseases will be ste
cgssiully treated on the most ScicatiNc Irin'
ciplcs The Institute has for ito Faculty
Corps Of recognized specialists, each eminent
In bis nrofcssion, Their long OK pcricncc in the
largest hospitals III the world enables them I!
successfully treat all forms of Chronic, Nervous and
Private Diseases also Diseases Of the Eye and Ear;
IMPORTANT TO LADlES-DRs,, FRANCE aud
OrTAiA.S after years of experience, have dis
covered the greatest cure known for all dis
eases peculiar to the sex. Female diseases pcs
itivcly cured by the new remedy, OllVo blossom.
The cure Is effected by home treatment. En-
tifcly harmless aud easily applied. Consultation
and Correspondence Free and Strictly Confidential.
They have attained the most wonderful sue
cess In the treatment of Catnrrh, Stomach, Kid
rey Bladder, Nervous, Chronic and Special Diseases
Q! men and women. DRS. FRANCE and OFT.
MAN, after years Of experience, have perfected
the most inialliblc method OF curing vital
Dfain in Urine, Nocturnal Losses, Impaired
Memory, Weak Bncl:, Melancholy, Want OF En-
Grey Premature Decline of the Manly Powers
those terrible disorders arising from ruinous
practices OF YOUTH blighting the most radiant
hopes, rendering marriage unhappy, annually
sweeping to an untircly grave, thousnndA OF
exalted talent and brilliant intellect. AFcneci
Restoration Guaranteed. Firing sample Of urine
for chemical and aicroscoPical examination,
rC-Cascs and correspondence confidential.
Treatment sent c o. d. to any part Of the U: s,
List of 100 questions free Address, with
postage. Or. FRANCE. Columbus. 0alo.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money nnI Stock
Markets.

Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
New YORK, Nov 2i.-MoHey on call easy at
lalH per cent; last loan per cent; closed at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull ut 81 S3ai 500. Sales,
$4,000 shares
Wall street has not experienced day in many
weeks In which the speculation on the stock cx-
change combined strength with activity in such
a marked degree rs 1t did today. 1t was prac.
tlcally bull market from the opening to the
close OF business, for, though there were occa.
sionnl reactions, there was no depression, and
ench halt in the upward movement seemed only
TO give new buoyuncy 10 the dealings, ana
served 10 attrnct new purchasers, and while
Sugar was the stock most largely dealt IN. the
buying was vol distributed throughout the
general list other of the leading industrinls, the
grnngCrS, Western Union aud Reading also COM
Ing In for large share OF attention. Western
Union was bought freely on reports that the
government control Of the telegraph system was
4 very remote possibility OF the distant future
At the close the market was decidedly strong,
With an upward tendency IN prices, which were
nj or near the best figures Of the day.
Railway bonds more active than usual.
Government and state bonds dull.
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New YoRK, Nov 2l-Plg iron quiet: Amer
tirnier; straights s2OGj. lead steady at s. 371S
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OH. Cry, PA. Nov. 2l.-Opcned Ttssc: highest
Tissc lowest 749sc; closed nj 1870: sales l.OOl
barrels; clearances 5000 barrels; shipments
l9i. 76s barrels: runs s7,jsl barrels.
NEW York, Nov. q Petroleum dull aud
nominally unchanged; December option closed
at 7Iszc.
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Wheelina & Elm Grove railroad

On and after Saturday. october /, 49, ualnI
will run as follows, city times:
LEAVE WHEELING 30 q IN, 100 q m. S:0
e. M, 100 q m. 1000 d IN. 1i:OO a N. la'OJ m.
l0g p IL. 100 p. IA. SOD p IN, 800 p IN. sd
p M, coop m, 700 p. m, 500 p. m. 9:O p.
m. II 100 D, N. u
LEAVE Elm GE0yE--'d:OO C. IN, T;OlA M. SOD
800 p. m. 800 p. M 800 p. m 400 p. IN, 5;l
.. m. 500 p. m, 100 p. M $500 p. u, 9lGp.
M. 10 l0p. IN
RBaiig. except Sunday.
suHDAY-Church trains ieGvo Elm Grove 4.
o;IS 4 In and Wheeling az 1871 p. IN.
H. Z WlsISGERBER
col General Manager
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GLASS HOUSES FOR SALE.

Tho United States Company Selling Its
Properties TO Independent Companies.
Two Establishments at Tarcntum Sold.
PrhburOh Times
1t is reported that the United States
Glass Company has disposed of the tSo
glass house properties Mt Tarentum,
formerly known as the establishments
OF Challinor, Taylor & Co., and the
Richards & Hartley Flint Glass Com
pany, and which became factories &c"
and az" respectively, when the big
combine known as the United States
Glass Company was formed and took
charge OF the management OF the six
teen glass houses included in the COM
bine. The report is that these proper
ties were sold for $4,000, and that the
new owners are to be competitors OF
the big company. One report is that
the deal has been formally closed; an
other is that everything has been prac-
tically closed, though not formally. The
new owners are business men OF Taren-
tum, headed by James D. Wilson, OF
Pittsburgh, who was made an auditor
Of the United States Glass Company
when it was formed, and who was
among those deposed when the recent
era Of economy was inaugurated in the
management. Mr.. Wilson, Though, it
is said, is still director Of the United
States Glass Company.
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RAILROADS.
E eennsylvanla Stations.
I'd sRRsg!v5liaE lines:
Trains Run hy centrnl Time.

TIcKyr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATloN o.
WATER ST., FOuT OF ELEvENTH ST MHEELi IiH
AT Melons HOUSE, WHRELlHa, AEp n Al IN
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crscrsSArr, O.. Nov. ELECTION quiet au
steady; middling 75Sc.
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MEDICAL
700 OFTEN THE CASE.
INTERESTING PRDOF5.

vornr society lady, after round Of
~" -g,y hec0mes suddenly conscious of an I'm
El3!'',! .,nsalion. She has frequent attacks Of
-... 80, her back aehes aDd sEe feels J!ss ard
Generally run down; ,,
Daughters, look well to yourselves
irt The first symptom denoting the mp
,.1rrb Of disease receive your instant atlen'
Healthy women are the hope OF the
w. ~. and il is well.Higi criminal 10 neglect
.or,binr which promises relief.
fr..rc il lone for all sufferers from Nervous
r...g.,t Read what follows:
Ne. Jennie C. Davis, n fine artist and an
,.'mn;isbed authorcss, Of Westtield, Wis,
al a., ,'cn subject to headache ever since she
, ,",j remember. So severe were her at
, ,,,.'osto cause at times temporary delirium.
m ,,s,,ment had failed to relieve her, but
a,r using DR.. Miles Restorative Scryino
,g writes: any record is to me, at least
,,f.fcory. No headache, constantly. IN
sing appetite, and consequent gain IN
Usfy5, Of two aud half pounds in just one
VIZ SIX weeks later she writes: " Have read
OIL, .cwed immoderately of late, but my
headaches DO not return"
,,rs. John Il. Millerof Valparaiso, Ind,
,saiiarlcd three years ago with turn OF lie
y, i,s worst form. 1t finally went to her
Iorl and all indications were that it would
ra.rl, either in insanity or sottening OF tue
b,,in Her husband thus writes: 1t would
h, impossible for me to dttcmP! description
of bar spfl5iags during all this time: She
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud after Monday, June 70. Passenger
Trains will run as follows: "EAlly. 1DalIy EA-
-. l... NnLiirul II
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Philadelphia Live Stocs,A1nrlct

Philadelphia Live StocSlMhrkeh
PunAprErurA. saturday, Nov. ls.-Thc re-
ceipls were: Ma,
West Philadelphia Yard. 1000 $500 6,Ii9
n. Pennsylvania Yard..."- 100 LOO 7o
Total for the weok,.....o... 900 70 seq 66SS8
Previous ek..........,". 500 10000 300
Beef Cattlc-Were In fair request mud prices
closed shade higher. except Oh very common.
Exports were, per steamer CorGan for q asgow,
3O9 herd per Holk0r, for London, 80 herd.
QUOTATIONS.
Good ............... 5aJLcIInterior.."..... 4ai4c
Medium 9aI]4cICOmmon.,.... 8'sa'iSc
shccp--Were fairly active Mt decline of n frac'
ton.
QUoTArioNs.
Extra ............ 4aicCommon. o....,-21 ]a2l5c
Good Calls. r......... l4a2c
Medium ."....,... H4h5cI
Hogs-Werc In moderate demand Mt Sl4aSHc
for good western. and 7l4aSc for other grades.
Fat cows were IN better request 1t ,Ya3tSc.
Thin COWS were sought after al SO y perhend.
Mich cows were readily taken at sS0aGO per
head
Mich calves were fairly nctive at 4tSN7tzc.
Dressed beeves were tirmcr Ut Gasi4c.
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INC FRANCE & OTTMAN,

No Money Required OF Responsible Par
tics to Commence Treatment.
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TARENrUM WAS HIT HARD.

When the Chalinor. Taylor & Co.
works burned. and tho Richards &
Hartley establishment was closed by
the United States Glass Company, Tar
entum suffered severe blow, and its
effect was heightened by the undenied
assumption that the United States
Glass Company did not again intend to
do any work there, the Tarentum inter-
ests being among those to be consoli'
dated in the proposed big establish
ment at the proposed town OF Glnssport
up the Monongahela Valley. When it
became known that there were dissen-
sions in the big company, the idea OF
trying 10 buy one ofthe Tarentum prop.
critics took shape in the heads of some
OF the business men OF the place Tho
first proposition made to the United
States Glass Company was for tho pur.
chase OF the burned property. 1t was
suggested to the committee having
charge OF the affair. that ii glass house
was wanted the Richards d Hartley
works would suit the purpose better,
Negotiations were continued until both
properties are reported to have been
purchased for what would, in ordinary
times, it is said, be called very low
figure. Mr.. Wilson has been going to
Tarentum daily for the past two weeks
arranging many details for the organiza"
ton OF the new company and the start
ing OF factory.
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OTHERS INTERESTED.

Another man, who has been promi-
1ently connected with the big company
and who is still interested in 1t, and
whose record as a glass house manager
is we'll aud favorably known, is said to
be associated with Mr.. Wilson in this
new enterprise. A few OF the former
workers in the Tarantum works have
subscribed for stock in the new COM
pany, prominent among them being
Mr.. Mcmahon, designer and mold
maker, who has been connected with
the Richards & Hartley works No
molds were sold in connection with this
deal. The new company is said to have
already sent on an application for a
charter.
Factory &C." the Challinor, Taylor &
Co. works, were recently destroyed by
fire, but the stacks are still standing
and are said to be practically uninjured,
in shape to have works built up
around them. The Richards & Hartley
works is one OF the most completely
equipped concerns in the country, and
its record hAs always been one OF sue
cess, even back in the days before the
use of natural gas, when it was n small,
insignificant establishment at the cor
ner OF Pride and Forbes streets, Pitts.
burgh. 1t was removed to Tarentum
when early in tho utilization OF natural
gas that place was recognized rs the
center Of one OF the most reliable fields
OF supply.
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Trains No IS and IS have Sleeper between
Wheeling and Chicago.
]. L TERRY Gen. Freight Pas Agent
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 am. nd6:jO p. IN. daily
and l9:lO a. m. and i2:dj p H., except sunday
md $50 am, Sunday only. ~.
Washington accommodation, |:|'a h'' uAiIE'
oxrcnt Sunday,
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
November 10. 1893 ENPLASAIIoS or BEFgUEScE
MARKS: 'Daily; tsnnday excepted; MONDAY
excepted; saturday executed: SUNDAY only
gsatIiIday only. Easlorn Standard Time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-31

| think it is evident that the proper de-
velopment and expansion of the lungs by
means of well regulated breathing must he
regarded as of the greatest value in the pre-
vention and in the treatment of the mac
tive stages of pulmonary consumption. The
more simple the method the more effective
and practical will be the results which flow
from it. Among he many exercises which
are recommended for this purpose the fol-
lowing movements are very valuable The
arms, being used as levers, are swung back
ward as far as possible on a level with the
shoulders during each inspiration and
brought together in front on the same level
during each expiration, or the hands are
brought together above the head while in
spring and gradually brought down along
side the body while expiring. a deep breat h
must he taken with each inspiration and
held until the arms are gradually moved for
ward or downward, or longer in order to
make both methods fully operative
Another very serviceable chest exercise is
to take Il deep inspiration, and during ex-
piration in loud voice count or sing as
long as possible a male person with a
good chest capacity can count up to GO or
so, while in a female, even with good lungs,
this power is somewhat reduced Practice
of this sort will slowly develop the lungs,
and the increased ability to count longer is
a measure of the improvement going on
within the chest. Or, again, the taking OF
six or eight full and deep breaths in success
sion every hour during the day, either
while sitting at work or while walking
out in the open air, will have very bene-
'icial efiect.-Dr, Thomas J. Mays in Cen
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c.eiS' ! on may ososa 81. v ~. .'',1
cen o"'Sa'i 'he s"iiUe9' 7o."'i'e' o'' may
IaNe caravan anu ptV "u' aIio99 Ine arr
plall ue9t't' put tn'' INV YOU iiNe " ST.
inoo,i afpeu VIII - 'I', t ,h w. p'''so
iIi1o 'ne N"tiiniotii' we, p"t ivy il"ns iihe
s.a'"c,t.eS rom 'nI ioG' ~ 'I eie"' cav
cru lhey stahu Uehiiiu W. MN HNeleIUi' mn
se's " push you anInu ny n,i son. oeior '
you 10 throw you oacA' ihey run upon
you IKE reckless ho!Senie'l' l tri cnarbe
upon you WIN Riehniins eltar' my my seei i
20 CONT h"PnaAaiu' So"'Ve.ins 9HoIS iiori
.he gun u d careless spoi.s" '',i nu' no.
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Prince Rupert's Drops.

The most wondrous wonder of the glass
makers art is the result Of IA philosophical
experiment and is known to scientists as
Prince Rupert drop" These glass drops
known by princes name are simply the
drippings Of molten glass pear or tadpole
shaped their curious properties being the
result of their being suddenly glazed and
the pores covered by coming in contact with
water when at white heat One of these
drops" can be removed from the water
and smartly hammered upon the larger
end without causing IA fracture, but if the
smaller end has but the slightest atom
clipped from its surface the whole object
instantly bursts with explosive violence
and disappears as fine dust.
The theory of this phenomenon is that its
particles when in fusion are in state of
repulsion, but upon being dropped into the
water its superlces are annealed and the
atoms return into the power of each others
attraction, the inner particles, still in n
state of repulsion being confined within
their outward covering,-St. Louis Repub-
lie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-31

An ingenious person has been bordering
the subject of floral badges, and makes
these suggestions, to which we add others
of our own to carry ont the idea;
For the first lord of admiralty, docks
for doctor, cyclnmen and self heal; for an
oculist, eyebright and iris; for tailor,
Dutchman bree ,hes; for broker, stocks
and bulrush; for Il philosopher, sage; for u
cook, butter and eggs; for land agent,
groundsel; for butcher, lambkll for a
policeman, beet; for a shepherd, phlox; for
a musician, thyme for an acrobat, capers;
for jockey. speedwell; for a woodcutter,
bareback; for a newspaper humorist,
chestnut; for a SD >emaker, lady's slipper;
for an honest man, lilac, and for a rogue,
hemp,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-31

and you say it is good picture. But all
the while you feel that after all it does not
do justice, and you would give almost any
thiug-you would cross the sea, you would
walk the earth over-to hear just one word
from those lips that few months ago used
to call you by your first name, though so
long you yourself have been parent.
Now, you have done your best to hide
your grief. You smile when you do not
feel like it. Bnt though you may deceive
the world, God knows. lie looks down
upon the empty cradle, upon the desolated
pursery, upon the stricken home and upon
the broken hentt and says: This is the
way thrash the wheat; this is the way
tcour my jewelsl Cast thy burden on my
urn, and / will sustain you. All those
Tears have gathered into my bottle!''
But what is the use of having so many
Tears in Gods lachrymatory? In that great
rasket or vase why does God preserve all
your troubles2 Through all the ages of
eternity, what use of great collection of
tears? do not know that they will be kept
there forever. ! do not know but that in
some distant age of heaven an angel of God
may look into the bottle and find it as
empty of tears as the lachrymals OF earth
enware dug up from the ancient city
Where have the tears gone? What sprite
of hell hath been invading God palace and
hath robbed thes lachrymatorles! None.
These were sanctitied sorrows, ana those
tears were changed INTO pearls that are
now set in the crowns and robes OF the ran
somed.
/ walk up to examine this heavenly coro-
! net, cleaning brighter that the sun, and
cry, From what river depths OF heaven
were those gems gathered?' and Il thou
sand voices reply, These are transmitted
tears from Gods bottle" see scepters OF
| light stretched down from the throne OF
those who on earth were trod on OF men,
and in every scepter point, and lnlald IN
every ivory stair of golden throne, l behold
an indescribable richness and Iuster, and
cry, From whence this streaming light
these flashing pearls!' and the voices of the
elders before the throne and OF the martyrs
under the altar and OF the hundred ana
forty and four thousand radiant on the
| CLASSY SEA cHclalm, transmitted tears
from Gods bottle
N EVERLASTING EVIDENCE
Let the ages of heaven roll on-the story
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A Consoling Interpretation CT the Psalm
lists Words, put Thou My Tears Into
Thy Bottle"- Gods Acquaintance With