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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26
personal NOTES.

Going and Coming of Wheeling
People aud Visitors.
S. Ankrom, of st. Mary's, is a Howell
guest.
Mrs. f. s. Easton and child, OF Man
nington. are Mt the Windsor.
Bnird Nlcholl, clerk ut the Brunswick
hotel, Is visiting In Akron, Ohio.
Sam f. Barr was Parkersburg reg
lstered at the Grand Central yesterday.
w. d. Catlett. OF Moundsville, who
recently returned from Porto Rico, was
In the city yesterday.
F. b. Berlin and wife; L. p. Cosper
and T. l.. Shnkely. were Slstersville ar
rivals ut the Stamm yesterday.
Miss Amy Dunlap. Of West Alexan-
der, en- route to spend week Mt Wood
lands, was In the city yesterday
Miss Gertrude Riley. an attendant at
the Weston insane asylum. r. visiting
Mrs. NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick, Of the East End.
Major C. d. Elliott and Hon. Charles
T. Caldwell, Of PnrkersburR, were ar
rivals in the city last night, registered
Mt the Windsor.
Miss Annie Ford. OF the Half Way
house. between Beverly and Buckhan-
non. is n guest at the home Of Squire
NJ. J. Fitzpatrick.
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n. 2. church, South; DR.. Faunep, pres
ident-elect o. Brown University Bish-
op John II. Vincent. and Rev Prof
George Adam Smith, Of the Free
Church COLLEGE. Of Glasgow, Scotland.
It Is a spiritual and intellectual tonic
for pastor In his vacation 70 hear
such preaching Of the old gospel; Il 10
refreshing and strengthening even to
the physical man as Wen as the spirit
unl.
This being what Is called American
year" many lectures were given on
American subjects, by competent lee
turers; for example. American national
expansion; the relations Of the United
States 70 foreign powers; scenes and
characters In American history; the
American and the spHniardi the colo
NAL and Revolutionary periods, and
Studies II American Literature; and
the Greater America and Our Response
bilities TO the Orient. This last was q
rows. Of oberlin college, Ohio. On
National Army Day. the address was
given to an audience OF twelve thou
sand people by the popular governor Of
New York. Theodore Roosevelt. And
in this connection let me say that on
Recognition Day, Governor Atkinson, OF
West Virginia. delivered a most appro-
pirate and fine address 20 the graduat-
ing class. BE was honored by being
asked TO give the address, and he hon-
Ored the occasion by his thought full and
eloquent address. But have not time
TO tell a thousandth part Of the good
things at Chautauqua this year.
The Missionary Institute with which
have been connected from Its begin
ming. had most successful conferences.
The missionaries were here from many
parts Of the world, and from various
denomlnations, and told Of the sure
triumphs Of the everlasting gospel.
Our Presbyterian headquarters here,
the only brick building on these
grounds, was never In a better condi-
ton. and Is q great comfort to Visiting
PresbyterlanB. where they can meet
and get acquainted. Our assembly
room has,been Overcrowded every We'd
nesday evening with an audience rang
Ing from two hundred and fifty to over
three hundred. You VIII not wonder
when tell you that the enrolment Of
rresbyterians az our headquarters this
year has reached two thousand one
hundred. and that our cottage for mis-
sIonaries has onteftained between sixty
and seventy during July and August.
TIE ladies OF the First church of
Wheeling. have q furnished room in the
building. which Is known as the Cum
nlngham ROOM"
This afternoon the last grand concert
for the season win be given, which Is
one Of the delightful features OF Chatl-
tauqua. What a treat It Is to hear the
music Of such q choir Of five hi bred
voices, under such leader as DR.. Pal
merl After q few days Of quiet study
here by the side Of this beautiful lake, I
have to reach home and be ready to
preach on the hrst Sabbath Of septem-
DAVID A. CUNNINGHAM
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and Annie Friedel left on Thursday for
Atlantic City.
Miss Anna L. connel. OF Newark. o.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Stella N.
connel.
The comic opera, alvin Gray win
be produced at the Carroll Club Audi
torium September II and u. by a capa-
BILE cast, under the direction OF Mr.. ].
Sebastian Rafferty,.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association win celebrate It's fifteenth
anniversary at the club rooms. Monday
evening, September 4. J. A. Ebert is
the chairman OF the committee on ar
engagements.
Thursday evening, at the residence Of
the officiating minister, Rev. c. N. OIL
phant. pastor Of the First Christian
church, Mr.. William T. Nesbltt and
Miss Anna E. Barber, both OF this city.
were united in the bonds of matri-
mouy.
Mr.. Milton Adams, an old time
Wheeling boy. and who has been in
almost every part Of the globe. but who
is now located in New York City, is
visiting relatives and friends here,
Miss Bertha Baird, of Elm Grove. and
Miss Ella Mitchell, of Wheeling, have
been spending a few days near Clinton
with their aunt. Mr. William ]. Mecol-
loch. They had a pleasant time.
Mrs. Retta Armstrong. and son. Lee
OF Aetna. Pa, are visiting their cousins
sadie and Laura Armstrong. of South
EoI street.
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Camp Meeting Notes.

Miss Beulah Flynn. of KIngwoOd. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary D. Da-
Wis, who is staying at the camp
grounds.
Misses Clara, Ethel and Shirley,
daughters of w. W. Mcconnell, with
their aunt, Miss Ella Mcconnell, and
Mrs. John Mcconnell, spent yesterday
on the camp grounds, and enjoyed the
services OF the day.
Miss Beatrice sudger. Of Pasaqua'
Iowa, is visiting her nephew. L. L.
stridger, clerk of the circuit court of
Marshall county. at his cottage on the
camp Rrounds.
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Saviour in. 1t closed with an earnest
appeal for sinners to come to the altar
For some time an altar service was
held.
The services for to-day are as fol-
lows:
Atsa. m.-Prayer service.
AT $3.50 a. m.-Pentecostal Service.
At 1880 a. m.-Preaching by DR.. stor,
key.
At $3.50 p. m.-chlldren's meeting.
At7:ao p. m.-PreachIng by Rev. c. E
Clark.
Everything points to a big day or
Sunday.
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Dahna temple No. Ga, D. o, o. X. will
hold n meeting Mt Pythlnn Castle next
Wednesday evening, for the purpose of
arranging for the exercises that viii
largely go toward making the grand
lodge. Knights OF Pythlns meeting here
from all over the state, and temples
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ANTHoNY-At st. Marys, w. w; on
Thursdny, August q, 1879, DAVID B.
ANTHONY. aged % years.
Funeral services at the residence OF Mr..
W. II. Palmer. No. 47ls Jacob street,
this Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends OF the family respectfully In
vlted TO attend. Interment at PENN
sular cemetery.
LuDWIG-At sos McColloch street, on
Friday. August %, 1892, at i:l5 p. M,
THEODORE LUDWIG, IN his 18th
year.
Funeral notice herafter.
Charleston. ". Va. papers please eopy.l
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from Detroit, Pittsburgh. Columbus.
and Cleveland viii be in line. The boys
Of Dahna temple VIII make II pleasant
for everybody during Pythian week.
and It is essential that every member
be present at next Wednesday nights
meeting.
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$500 Excursion to Pittsburgh. $500
Monday, August 2Sth. Special train
Will leave Wheeling at $40 n. m. Re
turning leave Pittsburgh 1900 p. m.
Grand receptiono the 10th Pennsylvania
regiment President Mckinley and
other distinguished people Will be pres
emit. Fare for round trip 81 90. Tick
cts good returning until August 2sth'
inclusive.
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IN TIE CHURCHES.

First Christian church, Rev. c. NJ.
olIphant, pastor - Morning, The
Growth OF the Righteous" Evening.
"The Christian Spirit" Sunday school
Mt 30 a. M; Mission Sunday school.
ThIrty.first street, at $3.50 p. M; Junior
Christian Endtavor, p. m; Young
PEOPLES Society Of Christian Endeavor,
s:A5 y. M; topic, Green Pastures; the
Christian pleasures; Ps. q. This will
be the monthly conservation meeting.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Mary
Fitzpatrick. OF Bethany. gave an excel
lent address on Missions" and n Ia
dies missionary society was organized
with the foliowlngs officers: President
Miss Lizzie Echols; vice president Mrs'
w. II. Anderson; secretary, Mrs. e. NJ
Ollphant: treasurer, Miss Elizabeth
Boyd; membership committee, Mrs. N.
c. Hamilton. Mrs. Ida v. Cox and Mrs.
w. II. Grafton. The society Will meet
once n month.
Services at the North Street NJ. z.
church-Preachlng Mt 1880 n. m. and
7;I5 D. M, by the pastor, Rev. C.. b.
Graham. Morning subject, Gods In
vItntlon." Evening subject, AN un-
finished Character" Sunday school at
2 y. m. The regular meetings OF the
week as usual.
Rev. william j. Hardness, Phi. D.,
will preach Sunday at Chnpllne Street
NJ. Il. church. morning and evening.
At Vance Memorial church, Sunday
services are as follows: sabbath school
at 10 n. M; service at II q. M; Chris
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CAMP Meeting.
Good Attendauees the Rule at the
Various Services.
LAST SERMON BY DR.. YOCUM

Was a Feature of Yesterdays E1sr-
oiSeS, and # was an EnectlVe APP
peal-Dr. HIN Made one Ofhis Usual
Good Addressed big Crowd At
tho Camp Grounds Expected To-
mOrroW-Xesterday's Proceedings.
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! G. Tomllnson. agent Pennsylvania
lines. No. s Eleventh STREET, Is agent for
Inc North German Lloyd, Cunard.
Americnn, French. Anchor. Red star
and white Star lines. See him for low
est rates.
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A BOXING match between two color
ed men, each eneaaed In a barrel, at the
Fair Grounds to-day.
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Rev. s. p. crummett vii hold services
at Wesley NJ. E. church morning and
evening, and there viii be Sunday school
at Q a. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

Al Troy, n. Y, on Wednesday. a
ouIet wedding was solemnized. in
which the contracting parties were Mr.
THOMAS r. Lawson, son OF Mr.. Joseph
Lawson, superintendent Of the Wheel
ing and Belmont Bridge Company. and
Miss May Agnes Lawrence, Of Troy.
The groom is one of the Instructors at
the Rensselaer, Institute. at Troy. The
wedding tour embraced visit to the
grooms parents In this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

BUSINESS Mems Dinner daily at the
Grand Central Hotel. Communication
tickets ut reduced rates. Try U.S.
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Rev. E. D. Hanna will hold the resu-
lar services at Zane street>M. E. church
tomorrow morning and evening. There
vii be no Sunday school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

At the German NJ. E. church. the pas
tor, Rev. L. AllInger, VIII preach Sum
day forenoon at the usual hour, 1880.
In the evening at 7:45 Mrs. Golden, Of
Allegheny City, will deliver an import
ant lecture on religious culture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26
AFrSE PROGRAMME
To be Given By the Opera House Band

To be Given By the Opera House Band
at the Park Tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon at wheeling
Park. beginning at $40 o'clock, the
Opera House band, under the direction
Of Prof. 2. ". Spell. will give an unu-
sually attractive concert programme, 40
follows:
Overture. Berlin In Joy and Sorrow"
Waltz, NY Thuringia". .....Y...... Riesler
Descriptive FGntasie, THE Fall OF Je-
Grand sei:ciion from the Opera Faust"
Gounod
Cake Walk, .DusiSy Dudes. CLARK
Cornet solo. Shepherds Morning Song"
Potpourri, "a Might In Berlin" Hartman
Oriental Dance. "sultann". 49,. .Voelker
March, Admiral Dewey. ...,... santelman
overture (CapFicell "odette". ....,, Brooke
Country Life, "A Bucolic Sketch" go.
...,..s....................'. Lautenaeau
Popular Medley .boettger
Galop, ''Tivoli' ,Catlin
As usual. the Wheeling & Elm Grove
viii give an excellent service to and
from the park
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Although the clergy are in retreat at
Mont de ChRntal. services will be held
as usual at the Cathedral tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

TRoTTING races at the Fair
Grounds to-day.
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There will be the usual services at
Thomson NJ. E. church at l0:30 o'clock
Sunday morning, when Rev. A. B.
Starkey. Of Minneapolis. viii preach.
The announcements for the evening VIII
be made at the morning service. Rev.
Starkey has been preaching at Mounds
willie camp ground during the past
week. and is highly spoken Of as a pull
nit OrntOF
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DIED.

TWO Boxing Matches ut the Fair
Grounds to-day.
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TWoCONCERTs
BY Mayors Band Tomorrow Amer
noon and Evening.

~ 9INlT q 2 II1-'IN- 4 11V1 7 w
noon and Evening.
There win doubtless be a large crowd
at Mozart park tomorrow, to take ad-
vantage Of the concerts by Mayors
band. Music hath charms which
should assist the incline in drawing a
banner attendance TO the park. as well
as the cool breezes on the hill top,
which are particularly inviting with the
mercury ranging around 90 In the
shade. Two ilne programmes Will be
rendered. beginning In the afternoon at
D. m, and at p. m. In the evening.
The programme for the afternoon con-
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and "a oS MGdSss BBSad Concert. loo
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tan EndeavUr at p. M; evening ser
vice NJ 7:4S; subject, wireless Tel
egraphy."
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THE TuE-of-war by six stalwarts at
the Fair Grounds to-day.
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"DnkIesn Wort Wodncsdnr.

BICYCLE Races galore at the Fair
Grounds to-day.
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B. so.

RUNNING races, at the Fair Grounds
to-day.
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The coulllon club will dance at the
wheeling Park Casino next Tuesday
evening. The affair will be conducted
By prof. George W. Delbrugge' and
Sieister's orchestra will furnish the mu-
Slc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

Senator n. B. Scott arrived home
from washington on Monday. and at
tended the Pennyroyal family reunion
At Fairview, Guernsey county, Ohio. on
wednesday and Thursday. and deliv-
cred an address there.
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Dr.. A. F. Gasmire and family are at
Deer Park.
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Lawrence Wheat has returned from
Mountain Lake Park.
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The Opera House orchestra will give
n Tommernachtsfest at Wheeling Park
NEXT wednesday evening. The at
tendance from the nelghboring towns Is
eIpeeted 70 be large. as special late cars
have been arranged for on all the
lines of the wheeling Railway Com
pany.
ROY b. MAYOR is spending his vaca-
ilon At Mountain Lake Park
Miss Laura Dalzell has returned
from Atlantic city.
c. H. copp is finding recreation in
aShIng at Broadway. Va.
Hrs. F. e. II. sehwertteger and Miss
Helena schwertfegsr have returned
from Congress LakA Ohio.
Mr. John Friedel and Misses Nellie
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Musical matters are taking shape for
the coming season. and renewal Of In
terest is anticipated.
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The idea of projected dramatic club
made up OF the fine local talent Of the
city, is delightfully."- considered and there
is no doubt II arranged that 1t will be
successfully encouraged through an
honorary membership.
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Robert K. Glnen, jr.. Is at Mountain
Lake Park.
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Rev. william J. Harkness. PHI. D.,
will preach Sunday at ChApllne Street
NJ, u. church, morning and evening.
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AZ Vance Memorial church, Sundays
services are as follows: sabbath sSn9oI
at 10 u. M; service at II q. MI Chris
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The last excursion to the seashOre
for this summer occurred during the
week. and returning pilgrims win short
IL claim attention. More Wheelingites
spent the heated term out of town this
year than ever before, and the popular
resorts divided the patronage. The the
atrieal season will soon open In fun
swing. and indoor AFFAIRS are due after
September is ushered in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

The stork recently visited the follow
ing prominent Wheeling families: Mr..
and Mrs. A. Allen Wheat, nee Miss
Mamie Haase. OF Danville Va; Mr..
and Mrs. william Pannell Wilson, nee
Miss Ellen Taylor Wright; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Frazier. nee Miss zou Hast
ings; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gutman, nee
Miss Molie Baer; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
johnson Milton. nee Miss 'Loring.
DR.. ana Mrs. John H. storer, nee Miss
Mary Moftat.
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Miss Anna L. connel. of Newark. o.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Stella N.
Connel.
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ROY b. Eaylor is spending his vaca-
,,on At Mountain Lake Park.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-02
The Angel Of the Coyyuate.

There did in Edinburgh few years
ago cheerful, happy looking old woman,
who sold sweets to the children OF tho
Cowgatc, that wre;chcd, squalid spot Of
the Scottish capital Her whole stock was
worth about a couple of shillings, and sho
once told me that when at the end Of tho
lay she had made i or pence profit >ho
was quite satisfied
Alas, there are many children in the
CowEatc who never felt in the hollow of
their hands a halfpeuny or even "A FAR
t1ing, and who, on heholdinP the Old wom-
ans basket fun OF shiny white, pink and
rose candies, would throw "a tidc slanc" Il
euyy and pass on. sad and d. iectcd. or stop
q few seconds with their fingers in their
mouths seldom was n child who could
not eiford to pay her allowed to pass taaG
basket without receiving one for love. ono
day, coming out of school, the children
was dead At her funeral hundreds If
barefooted li,tle boys and girls in rags
followed their departed friend down tho
Cowgatc.
When that old woman arrived at the
gates of heaven, th"re were more angels To
meet her and take her TO the throne If tho
Almighty than there would be for ,Ae ar
there are social sets in heaven, | guess that
old woman is IA leader Of fashion among
the Four Hundred there or my idea Of
heaven is altogether wrong. Max O Rcll
in North American Review,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-02

a recent critic, writing Of some ones
new version of the book of Job, says
that we have Matthew Arnold's authority
for tie great difficulty Of improving on
that masterpiece Of literature,
Mr. Arnold reminded the world that no
less sensible person than Benjamin
Franklin once attempted revision of
job The old version, Franklin said, had
become obsolete and therefore less agree
able. Il give, he said, IA few verses
which may serve as sample of the kind
Of version | would recommend.
We all remember famous verse in the
accepted version;
Then satan answered the Lord and
said, Doth job fear God for noughty'
franklin made this read in his more
agreeable versions"
Does your majesty imagine that Jobs
good conduct is the effect of mere personal
attachment and affcction?"
As an observation on this, Mr. Arnold
said, Il well remember how, when l first
read that drew n deep breath of relief
and said to myself, After all, there is
stretch of humanity beyond Franklins
victorious good sense, Youth Com.
panion.
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running crosswise or lcngthwse; also
printed bias plaids and woven straight
ones. The newest shirt waists are made
like a mans shirt, not plated in at the
waist, and there are, in the moro cXpcn-
sive qualities, lenRthwise bands of lace
and embroidered insertions. The sleeves
are small and scant, finishing with a
rounded shirt cuff, to be fastened with
links.
Shirt waists of plain plaid or dotted
flannel are immensely worn and are n
more seasonable subject than are those
made of thin fabrics. French flannel Is
used in the majority of cases because it is
thicker than wash flannel, but it is apt to
shrink in laundering and become stiff and
hard. Among plain colors red hazel
brown, medium green and dull blue are
the prettiest. There are also colOred
grounds with printed dots or lines of black
or white or embroidered spots of black or
white silk. These waists need not be lined,
but may be made in every respect like an
ordinary shirt waist.
A picture Is given Of a princess gown of
sodium green satin cloth, 1t is quite plain
except for slight drapery across tho
bosom. An embroidered design of black
velvet and silk passes down one side of the
skirt and crosses the base Of the front, and
similar embroidery adorns the side of the
bodice and the top of the sleeves; also tho
wrists. A black velvet bow is placed at the
throat With this gown is worn u felt hat
TO match, trimmed with green velvet and
fancy feathers. JUDO CHoILKT
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Some johnson Sayings.

Cock Boats.-I have sailed long an
painful voyage round the world of tn,
English language, and does he now scnt
out two cock boats to tow me into the har
Dor?
Literature. A mere literary man is ,
dull man; man who is solely man O
business Is selfish man. but when litera
ture and commerce can be united the,
make u respectable man.
Mirth. size of mans under
standing may always BIO justly measured
by his mirth.
Music. Music excites in my mind n,
ideas and binders me from contemplate
my own Music is the only sensual pleas
ure without vice Difficult you call it
sirY l wish it. were impossible
Scotland. i give you leave to say, a. I
you may quote me for it, that there ar,
more gentlemen in Scotland than ther,
are shoes
Story.-A story is specimen of hu
man manners and derives it's sole vau,
from truth.
TO Write. -Evcry man who write,
thinks he can amuse or inform mankind
and they must be the best judges of hi,
pretensions. What is written without
effort is generally read without pleasure
Woman.-ln matters of business nc
woman stops at integrity A Concord
ancc of Johnson's Sayings, From "Joh.
Bonian Miscellanies, by Il. b Hill