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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

With its special attractions and illustra-
tons in every department, together with
the great Associated Press telegraphic re-
port. aud an array OF special kilograms.
coupled with the latest local and height or-
hood news, the REGISTER can well claim
the championship OF the Ohio Valley.
Below are few OF the interesting and
attractive articles that will appear:
SAM JONES' SURVEY OF THE SIT
UATION-Georgias Famous Evangelist
Looks Over the Field.
CONCERNING NOTWITHSTANDING
Spirited Protest from the Pen OF Mrs.
Amelia T.. Barr.
FIGHT NOW ASSURED-So Declares
President BOwden.
PURELY FEMININE-Some Things
That are Sure TO Please the Ladies'
CAN ONE BE HAPPY IN HE'LL
The Question Asked by q Famous Eng
fish Scientist.
BE THE MOTHER OF YOUR DAUGH-
IER-An Interesting Article by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.
DAILY LIFE OF a CONGRESSMAN
Things That Command His Attention
During Single Day.
TRYING TO SEE GLADSTONE
Way the Grand old Man is Hedged in by
His Several Secretaries.
AT HAMPTON COURT-Bin Nye and
Clarence Visit tho Palace.
THE BRAVEST DEEDS OF THE
WAR-PersoHal Recollections Of Hero.
ism by Land and Sea.
THE STAGE-Latest Gossip about Plays
and Players.
OUT OF THE JAWS OF DEATH
The Great Story Increases in Interest
CORBETT VS.. MITCHELL-Th Great
Pugilists Compared and Their Records
Reviewed
A COMEDIANS MANSION - How
Francis Wilson Lives At His Homo i'm
New Rochelle.
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"All went merry as n marriage bell
TnE ". ". BAE AssOc1Arfov.

The Col did IL IN excellent style. and
win good grace, praising the efforts Of
az VINO had 10 any manner contributed
70 us formation. He concluded with
applause. Next Hon. Samuel WoUds,
the oldest lawyer present. an ex-Judge
d the Supreme Court Of Appeals. ard
was paid The compliment Of responding
go tho toast
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WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO,
PusI.isHrns AND PrornrETozA

The REGISTER. embracing Its several edI-
lions. Is entered at the PostofHce In Wheel
ne, w. Va. as second-elsss matter.
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DIED

DIED.
UHMINS-Thursday, January 9Th, 1894 AZ
~ o'ciock p. m. az bis late rcsldeu-e, No i2f
Fourteenth street, J0nN W. CuirfiE-, IN his
18th year.
Funeral services on Sunday afternoon ~ 2
o'clock Ffieuds OF family respectfully invited
to attend. 1Dtermont private az Ne. Wood
cemetery.
LUIKERT-At Fulton. January s. 1895. A.
80 p. tn.. MAeDALEy. wife OF Jacob Luikort.
aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residences OF her son, y.
Luikert, Fulton, suhday morning at clock.
Interment private 90 ST. Wood cemetery
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Tho national Bank OF West Virginia az wheel
ing will be- held at tho banking house on Tues.
day. January @. 1921 between the hours Of one
I'D and three 90 O'CLOCK p. m for the election
OF Directors and the Transaction Of any other
business that may come before them.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier
wheeling, W Va, December ~, las
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Subscribe now for Dailies, weeklies. Month
lice for the coming year. Publisbsrs, io,-.s,
prices, delivered everywhere ChT,stmas pa.
pers' Magazines, Books. Toys Diaries. Alma
nAcs. lot OF Books and 'roys cheap To close
ouI &. IA. QUlEBY, I4lI Market ST
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

E'oh X NT-A FINE TEN-ROOMED BRICK
a residence, with every modern cony.n.
renee; FSr particulars apply To A. L. RICE 4
H.Ik
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MACHINER x
CAROTUERS & HOWE

We have In stock At the present TINA thu FOL.
lowing. one second hand Horizontal Engine
ana Boiler, h. D.. One second hand Acme An
tomato Eng nc ana Boiler, 8 h. p. One secoad-
hand Horizontal Engine aud Boiler o h. %. ON.
second hand Skinner Horizontal Engine ana
hoHef 10 d. p One sscohd-hHnd Fisher Hor-
iIontAl hngine and Boiler, 80 a. D. One secopd-
hand spence Traction Engine aud Boiler no b.
p- One second hand Knowles steam Pump
nedlum So. one secondhand Nolaard Steam
Pump. 5iil3A. one second hand WoTi9ontai
I1hu AT Bpuer, ~ Up. one second hand Horizon
Ia hue Tubular Boiler. 5sVl6 One new Acme
sSutoma'io engine aud Boiier, 9 a. p. One new
skinner Horizontal Engine 20 n. o. Agent.
American Feed Water Heaters, by the use OF
wien guaranteed saving in fuel is made OF
~ per cent Agents Sneaker n Carr Power
Fly Fans. Wareroom 2l53 main street. Ofice.
Room $40 Peabody building. ia
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RooMS FOR RHNT-15C6 MARKET Street.
- suitable for Offices or lodging. Front room,
On iAFket street. both gases and wafer n each
room. Inquire OF LUTZ BIOS, 1904 Market
AKA
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FOR RENT-FRoNT ROOMS. SUITAKTF
= r,-r LOT oiices Inquire at 1904 Market street
81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

Mems and children's hats and caps al
auction prices.
BERGER q DORSEY,
1871 Main street.
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SAAPLE PIANO FOR SALE.

we have an elegant upright Piano sent to us
as sample Instrument. which we offer 40
wholesale price. Now 10 your chance to 10y
Piano cheap. Call aud see il. n
F. BANNER AZ COD
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FOR RENT.

t'oR RENT-TWO STORY BRICK AT lO5t
II CbRpline street Posaessiop A ~ ~,
For further particulars apply at this ONCE.
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TIIK Old YIHCINIA LAWYrn.

In introducing HIM, COL McGraw
said 10 had been the proud boast Of
Judge Woods, a. this Bar Association
tnat day that during his career on tbe
bench che had uttered no word. ex-
pressed 10 opinion, or rendered any de-
cision which in reviewing now be would
desire % change. Judge Wood rospond
ed with feeling, and called up the depart.
ed shades Of many Of Virginia. splendid
lawyers. Among them Judge Frey.
Judge McComas, Judge Duncan. Gov
jackson. Gov. Jacob, Judge HAMMOND
Guy X. c. Allen, Of MOrgautown. and
many Others and paid them. and the
old practitioners, glowing tribute. lie
closed By enjoining the young men 10
put their confidence ln one in whom ID
were better 20 trust than 70 put anv
confidence 10 men or even Iva prin,es $
Prof. Wiley next responded 70 the
toast.
"THE ASSOCIATIONS AND THE rRersrA-
TURF"
II was happy and witty response.
bot az he said be had on one occasion
before said something az the Associa.
ton about the Legislature, and was al
most compelled 70 move oBt OF the state.
he would not be 20 indiscreet again:
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E'OR sALE--BLANB DEHDs or TRUST
: ulank deeds. blank leases, Justices and
""geIs blanks 81 90 kinds powcf-of-attorney
OMce ~
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lsiVff.
Col. J. D. Ewiug, Judge r. - =. Jacobs.
WheelinE,I New MArtiusviIIe
~. IteS ~ ASSOCIATION. Ex-Judge sam Nv Gods
49, Mq,eAato~G;. Judge NJ. II. DENT laitt,pP''
MIC. D. VIZ j. '" PH H%sqs5yG5'
Martinshurg MIC c. Hirgenb'tb'n
Mr.. J. Hop. W Gods, B1ckhaprom
Nj Ira f. RobiusooPP ~ 'SA' W. E E %f'Sg
Grafton Hon 4 " Poundstons
NJ Yates, Grafton. Buckhannon.
GRAFTON.
Etc Etc
In front OF the Presiding Host were
covers laid for sixty guests. The table
was lavishly decked with costly and
lovely flowers. Festoons garlanded the
hall. Welcome" was upon the wall
lveried servants, with noiseless feet
slid In and out-seeing that the cham
payne and claret were never out. The
pop OF the singing corks punctuated the
ar. The electric light played fancl-
fully upon the cut glass.
THE BOUTONNIERFs
at each place decorated the lappelle of
each guest, elegant bills Of fare lay at
each plate, beautifully designed. the
guests were all seated, with editors,
clerks, officers and special guests seat
ed at the remaining parts OF the table,
and with Col. Jno. ii. Holt at one enc,
and Chancellor w. w Dent at the other
as presiding geniuses, facing the suave
and commanding countenance OF Col.
McGraw.
"All went merry as n marriage bell"
At midnight Col McGraw. with fe.
Lefty mex pressible, rose TO propose she
toasts OF the evening. His beardless
lace glowed with warmth Of welcome.
lie paid a deserving tribute TO the or
ganization, rounded his periods with
easy excellence, and with programme
ln hand called first upon tho President.
Coi' y. j.. Ewing, % respond % the
toast
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---,, " ','oe.ii Aho 'teNonef, JAG Market ST.
/ ISr OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Postonco NJ yvbsot,o, Ont.
county, w. "a saturday January 3. issf 10
- - ". ~ ol ,us loHoWnR Che applicant must
ask Tor advertised letters. giving date.
LhnfEs
btsrnet' Mis R.bocka Harper, Mrs. &. an
natIIstts' hiss Neilie hsnsofy. Miss Eiiay
Dicks, Mrs. Louisa Ncf'fa,,. 80 fs.-.,- -
Coolidge. Miss Anna gmtfb d. f..9.h
Whale. Miss Bertha
GENTLEMEN
Burton, }. l.. % Morris 7 "
tvl,Iyp CiaIk NARROW, ~. w.
d. 1s.oiN6, ,. Potter Wiiism
tn,ol.' Illhht Phillips. n. "a.
Df971' ~. ~ " Rnvirris, Hazerrieiz
60" 49, ~, sNoS % Sistterr, HAIRY "a ID
49,, i.IiIt. Snowden. John w.
"0'iAnI low Teller, ". ~
whitley. Harry
FIHvs.
Boyklu, Sedden & Co.
NJ. j. O'KANE. p. NJ.
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hs|'.'!'I;5l!!ilI!1i?13|1g
IF YOU NEED ANYTHING
~~>~>>>H0USEFURRISHINe LIMB
CALL AND SEE
GEO. W. J0HNsONy sons.
oc5ec Houssfsrnishsrs. 1910 Main Street
FOR SALE-TO LET.

Vi, O5e will buy new hve-roomed house en-
Lind street near Fourteenth street
sZ,5OO Tor good nVe-roomed house on Virginia
street, one square from either bridge: lot 3Sx
lS0 lts bargain.
sl,suJ FOR new house on North Erie street
8,5OJ for eiRht-roOmed dwelling with small
aNe!llngs In rear iot o0Il20. This lot without
any house Is worth e.. 600
VI go Tor four-roomsd house, lot S0xl20, on
Ain street, near Twenty-hfth 50 a good house
$3.50 for new modern siI-roomed house on
South BroAdway. This is u nTst-clAss house in
every resPsct.
kisbtT0omed house on Lind street, II, 500
Ihess are rare bargains that will pay TO pur-
Chase now.
Building lots everywhere dirt cheap.
10 Iet-tirst class store rooms Office rooms;
possession now. Dwellings large and small FOR
A pril lst
C.. o)--sMITH q DICKINsoN,-CC. F)
1879 Market Street, Real Estate and In.
suiance Agents for the best Fire Insur-
ancs Companies In the world
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF The stockholders Of
the wheeling Athletic Whselmen will be held
Monday evening January -, 1894 at G. w.
Johnsons Sons. Main street between tho
hours or aud 10 p. m. n. RH1LEDAFFER.
la0sf1q Secretary.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
FOR SALE.

E'oR SALE BICYCLE, NEW. LArEsr
-. maze Call on or address J. n D.. Regis.
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FOR SALE-FIYE COPIES OF SHAKES
= PeaIe. cloth binding, illustrated compiled.
lSI ooe each. Apply this odice delTedb
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WHEELING TITLE and TRUST CO..
NO. 1916 MARKET STREET.
DOR RENT
GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stocKboIders Of
the Bank OF Wheeling will be held az the bank.
ing house on Thursday. January fith 1895. at
2 clock r. m., for The election Of Directors and
iho transaction n any other business that may
come before them. JOS SFYIOID
iaffeAdi Cashier
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
The Mother.

God could not be everywhere,
therefore he made mOthers.-Jew'sh
Proverb.
A man never knows all bis
mother has been to HIM until it's
too late to let her know that he sees
it.-HOwells.
1t is the general rule that all
superior men inherit the elements
of their superiority from their
mother.-Micheler.
The future of society is in the
hands of the mothers. If the world
was lost through woman, she
alone can save it.-Dr. Beaufort.
Even he who died for Us upon
the cross IN the last hour in the
uuutterable agony of death was
mindful of his mother, as If to teach
us that this holy love should be
our last worldly thought--the last
point of earth from which the soul
should take its fight for heaveh.-
LongfellOw.
The loss OF a mother is always
severely felt. Even though her
health may incapacitate her from
taking any active part in the care
of her family, still she is a sweet
rslIying point, around which
affection and obedience aud thou
sand tender endeavoIs to please
concentrate, and dreary IS the
blank when such a point is with
drawn. .-Lamartine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25

Dr. Carnegie, the missionary, says Lo-
bengula wished to enjoy some fruits OF
civilization while rejecting many others.
He tolerated the presence Of few mis-
sionaries because they brought him good
things from Europe that he coveted, but
he would do absolutely nothing to help
them. A word from him would have
filled their schools with children, but he
would not give It. The people believed
he was all powerful 1t was he who
brought the rain and abundant harvests
Their teeming gardens and abundance
of beer and cattle exhibited the mighty
power Of the king and his mindfulness
of their wants An encouraging word
from him would have done wonders for
the missionaries, yet when they asked
him TO send them children 70 teach he
would not lift Q finger TO help them
When Carnegie was about 10 go home,
he asked the king what he should tell
the white people about him, seeing that
he had been so Indifferent TO the prog
ress Of missionary work The king re-
piled, you will tell them what you
have seen"
It was probably as well for Loben-
gula that he died when he did His peo-
pie forced him into the war, believing
that he was invincihle His oyerwhelm-
ing defeat destroyed all confidence \.
him as the great wonder worker VI tn
tribe, a father who By his supernaturs
power could always protect his people.
He could never have bean hng again. =
New York Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
HE GOT 1T,

There is man in this town who
has a male servant who IS more
faithful than any dlg that was
ever born. lie never questions an
order. If the man was to tell him
to walk down to the foot Of Nam
street and jamp off a dock, he
would do the walking and the
Jumping with simple and unques-
tioning faith.
The other day "a friend Of the
man came iniO his Office and asked
the man to lend him his servant
for ashOrt time. Toe friend wanted
package which he had left at his
hOnse. The package was too yAlH-
able to intruSt to messenger boy,
and he was too busy to 20 90 after
1t himself. The man loaned the
servant, and the friend gave him
instructions "NO@, JOHN, wans
you to 60 up to my house and walk
right up the front steps. The door
will 6e open, and yon 60 right up
stairs. You 20 in, and you will
find a big package on my DRESSER.
That's the package l want, and if,
you get back in an hour | will give
you a dollar"
"HoIy Moses, JOhn!' exclaimed
his employer. "What have you
been doiugl"
"Been in a night" replied John
grimlv.
"Wlth NhOmi'
"FelOw up at that mans house"
"What were You fighting about"
"Why,' said John in the most
matter of fact way, she didn't
want me to walk up the front steps.
They had just been plinted'
'Well, why did you walk up
them then!'
John looked reproachfuliy at his
emnIover "Didu'r he tell me 10
walk up the front s,ep' for that
packagel' he asked.
"Yes, but"
They hain't no but about it.
He told me to go up them front
steps, and l went up 'em, paint or
no paint. had to fight the coach
man, but went up"
"He seems to have given you a
pretty hard 6ght,' ventUred the
employer.
Huh ~ Snifl-red John contempt.
uously. "It wasn't a patch on the
one the hOusekeeper and the
chambermaid gimme
The man began 20 get alarmed.
"Do you mean to say you fought
everybody in that house: : he asked
severely.
81 Dunno replied John gravely'
"I licked the cOachman, and the
honsekeeper, and the chamber
maid, and the cook. If they was
anybody else, l didn'C have no
truck with them. Bat" he added
triumphantly 81 got the package,
and done what l was told, and
I'll 90 back and lick the rest of
the folks If you say so.'-Butalo
Express.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
Not Unawaros.

The peripatetIc agent walked
into the busy mans Office and set
his sample case down by the desk'
"Good morning." he said, "May
l have a few moments of your
tlme?'
The business man was onto his
visitor.
"Nn," he replied in a convincing
tone. ave no time to talk 10
you."
"But you may be entertaining an
angel uDawaIes,' coaxed the
smooth agent.
Possibly" returned the busy
man, "but you bet I'm not enter
talning q book agent una wares,
and doh't you forget it. Good
morning. Get out Aud he did,
Detroit Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
THE HORSEMAN.

Use a brush instead OF a curry.
/ comb.
z good driver must have a love
for it.
A college for horseshoers would
not be a lad scheme.
To have a good roadster a man
must know how to drive.
A mean scorer should never be
allowed TO tire a field of good,
honest horses.
One does rot hear much about
the crOssrOad stallion or his owner
this spring.
Gro slow early in the spring,
that you may he able to go last
when the time comes.
Great horses, like great men,
often make their own opportuni'
ties and boom themselves.
"a sure winner!' How many
times we hear 1t in the course OF a
year; but, alas to what purpose!
Oae good horse'mtans profit and
pleasure. a dozen ordinary ones
means loss and disappointment.
Horses are selling, which is more
than a great many other man.
ufacturered products are doing at
even any price.
There were great sires in the
past, there are greater sires at the
present time, aud there will be
stiIl greater in the futurP.
Horses need water as often as
mer, or oftener. Ii IS better to
give them water FIVE or Fix times
daily than let thcm drink rarely
and heavily.
The trainer who has Olly a few,
and trains thoss few we'll, will lie
more successful in the end than the
one who has a large stableful, bat
only half trains them.
An incompetent man 10 the
judges stand will do mole harm
than a dishonest one, as the latter
Will know enough to cover his
tracks so that they can hardly
ever be discovered, while men
incompetent leave tracks which
are as plain to be seen as those Of
a Kansas cyclone. Turf, Field and
Farm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25

The statistics relative to the expendi-
ture Of the chief European countries
upon their armies and navies become
more significant whenit is remembered
that the money thus spent is borrowed
money. OF all the European govern
ments that Of England is the only one
which, so to speak, is paying its way.
The remainder are living on loans. As
a consequence they are all augmenting
their national debts. Between 1870 and
1887 the national debt Of France was
increased by 70, 900, 900 francs, that Of
Russia by Ii, 900, 900, that Of Italy by
8,IS2, 900, 900, that Of Austria-Hungary
by 4.O19, 900, 900, that Of Germany by
something like the same sum, that OF
Spain by /, 800, 900, 900 and so on. Even
the smallest states are heavy borrowers,
Belgium having added almost as much
to her obligations as Spain, while the
Roumanian debt has been augmented to
the extent of 701, 900, 900, that Of Ser
via to the extent of 244, 600, 600 and
that of Greece to the extent Of 270, OOO'-
600. st. James Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
A Joke on Congressman Blair.

Some wicked persons played a joke
upon the Hon. Henry w. Blair Of New
Hampshire the other day by inducing a
member Of the "Old Homestead" COM
pany to dress up in his stage clothes and
20 to the capitol He carried an old
fashioned genuine carpetsack in his
hand and a gingham umbrella The
doorkeeper was much amused when he
took in his card, and Mr.. Blair was as
tonished when he saw the garments OF
his visitor. The latter represented him
self to be from the town Of Nashua, n.
h, and said that when Mr.. Blair was
there last he had invited him TO come
down to Washington and make him
visit. OF course Mr.. Blair had been in
Nashua many times and realized that
he might have invited some Of his con-
stituents in that place to pay him a visit
at Washington, but he could not iden-
tify this particular constituent and be-
gan TO ask questions The actor endured
the ordeal perfectly well, as he was IA
miliar with the locality, and the con-
gresham, who did not suspect anything,
might have been entertaining an actor
unawares but for the tittering OF some
newspaper men who had been let into
the secret and were watching the inter-
view. The good natured congressman
admitted that it was an excellent make
up and a very good joke.-Chicago Rec
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
Advertising Rates.
IRVING ON INDIVIDUALITY.
Substance Of the Actors Address Before tho
Harvard Students.

Harvard Students.
There is usually, if not always, gen.
eral as we'll as q special truth or excel
lence in every great and spontaneous ef-
fort, and the result which sprang from
the power and genius of Daniel Web
ster or Patrick Henry or Abraham Lin
coin is to be won by others in greater
or less degree by similar means. But it
must always be borne in mind that
merely to initiate isRot to apply SIM
liar method II any one OF you have
great thoughts or burning passion. you
will need to copy no style or to limit
yourself to no method. Your thoughts
will find their way to the hearts Of 9TH
ers as surely as the upland waters burst
their way to the sea- In fine, the gray-
est Of all the lessons that art can teach
is this: That truth is supreme and eter-
nal. No phase of art can achieve much
on false basis. Sincerity, which is the
very touchstone Of art, is instinctiyely
recognized by all There were never
truer and wiser words spoken than those
Of old Polonius:
To thine own self be true,
And Il must follow as the night the day
Thou cans, not then be false to any man.
But how can man be true to HIM
self IL he does not know himself? know
thyself" was q wisdom of the ancients.
But how can man know himself if he
mistrusts his own identity and if he
puts aside his special gifts in order to
render himself an imperfect similitude
Of some one else?
Do not try to wrest from the future
the birthright Of some other by the trick
Of Esau's hairy hands. The blindness
Of Isaac was a type as well as a reality,
for the world may be blind to one sense,
as that father was, but to it, as to him,
there remain other senses which blind
ness cannot mar. The voice will betray,
though the touch may deceive. There
fore 1 ask you TO weigh well the adyan-
tages which may present themselves to
you before you try TO part with, to min
imize or to fOrego in any way your own
individuality. Study it without being
egotistic, and understanding the weak
places shun their temptations and try
to protect yourself by added strength.
Knowing yourself, you may learn TO
know others, and so in process Of time
you will both consciously and uncon-
sciously learn those abiding principles
Of human nature and of human charac-
ter which add to the knowledge and the
progress Of the world New York Adj
yertiser.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
For Ladies Only.

Old Gentlemsn-There IS some
thing wrong with that slot ma
chine in there. 1t claims to tel
your correct age. l am over 20,
and It made me out 30.
Hotel Clerk-That machine is
for ladies only. You will 6nd a
better one in the billiard roOm.-
New York Weekly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
Sure FIT.

.What have you named your
new boyp
"Wnliam. / wanted to get a
name that would be sure to fit"
81 don't quite catcb.'
.Wby, don't you sect If be
grows up to be real nice, good
kind of young man, he will be
called Willie, and it he should hap
pen to turn out pretty tough be can
be called Bill.'-Indlanapolis Jour
nal.