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acahtion>DditweyioeA»4 vrihe were «rf W g^pe^i

jast as I <*»* iif

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i 3t;"3f; Teethexti^tedwith-j Oxide Gas. all; work war*

t B»»ooe3lock, Maht Street •

jOJSce ovefc I^nnox ^ a w T ; . , - . . , ,.-• - - . ::..--;•-.

f *»d C^HJnsetorAt - law anii'Geherit Agent., Special-attention-green to

:.-.-«&. deeds, mortgages, Ngbhtraets,. etc;

S^8EM»*Rt805s%-4:-'---•--" • ; . - j \ ' ';:-!•- a q a a e f e R t e a n y f i i Best Styles and a t t h e

^ S R K y f c f c BaJtSHOLOSEW;^.!*;,

SemeopathtcFhyaician.: Officeat «*6^J&_ 'Vioofflan, tfale*- doors NailonalBaiik^tate Street, £<)w-

• - - • ' • - . > i f l m c , •

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Send: for pamphlet and col-**——its merits.-' :

'gWia^.lSaianiore^Mar, and r Ate*JMaiaeJp.lila,Pai-5r'iW;.

iof a n order made byItfeHoft. TBlt-'. . t&Hetmll .County Judge of EewteCbunty,--> -mi^im*m^ma,nm.3iB^Beeherebygt*-:. 1**Mfr sfl the wadttqiB and persons having claims

tfk'Mntilately doing business fa the .J LowtiBe, I»wi* coflntB" ~U; Y* that mqintrad to present their claims, with

• tter«(or.daly Tertaedto.the-miliscab-^ Vthei^anpotatedaisigweoftheBaidJosialt SywfcrttebetteStof u s creditors, at his place rttwwMiirul lin laeat, Kov Si! bj 86 'est Waah-"Is tweMfr thae^^-Syracuse ; -Owmdj iga

"'« J tXL oil ^"hetore tbe iOtta-'darofAu-. H».: J»*1iREB0A«2!I«BB,.iasSJgnee«;

- n—»i T. Bwyac*, :MA»8H tT.T. M Kc<£K%

i t e « f a wfetoe fay Wttouw* to the pnjbilo t ^ W ^ p w o h » % * t t e factory ot Mr, Peltoe

-7- •-" . ^ S B , ; :: '."'. ."„:'"; :-' -•"-.: - ,-' \..^: :

SfmotA ASD BRACKET S3t*iSO;

eossTismiyoisrin'iifflBi; ".-•:'•-

DEstimate? made: and conf saeta taken for Butld-IngaM FHrhishlrig,

A£L E l K B g O F 0EH3ERA.I. J O B

, -• WORE; D.CMB AT TKB SHOP.

Our-worK gua ran t eed t 6 he :as .' ' " ' ••• ." f " .

Qood as tHe 36st and a s Gbeap as1

-. the Cheapest. . COSiOJt WORE SOLIClTEU.

T a n B M T 8 A I V » i a U w « 4 ? M for_Orita,

GiiftblaSju

» :

tter, -^*«^.: aaft ivtl s ea itively crares Pitoe; <w B O ' i * ' : - ^«^ toe r t - t e ; : g^R^i J i | f e ; <>r money r e f u n ^ i Pr ice a J ^ l i t B

JULY4, •S1J

' • » ' - : *B ! i i

.;-. A gcK>d rtame, l ike g<jod wil l r i» ga in** % many sctjong a n 4 k w l b y one. ;. v^V v ' i

: i * every land n i a elirne, t h e meri t t of St . Jacobe Oil; as t he twHy conqneror of - ^ % . t o * belag»eknowledgecl l )y jM press

f* f tdWT^ M K CJI.UtLES i . VOUKLEU (, '«nB*lTmOBE,MB.

Soldjyjilgialaen aftfl- Moore, lo^-Hle^ K..Y,'

' : ' \ - ^ - i - -' .-. \/<y • . :-'-J; . ' . . • r • v * ' •»"j>-&% ' • * • ^ . - * > ; • ' --- - , " > . . . ' - '

. . ^ ^ ^

t he grand l a * inscribed on every pa r t of

iireaSbn^-:. -'-/•;.:"- ••""•-'...-•;'•• v.--:

fA,TTlt.

IPl^idTnns, """^Slji Crete,

I'tlmionji • ^ e a ^ W s retreat.

iJ':»r*;=--*^^!"

jwaden&fair, iteft Wmfor a feast; fgitthose bkildren therev

'^(Bferwased.

out, . domain.

TThea Baby Mfliclc, ire g»*ei«jr 0«*torlai.. When »he TOW a ehUd, aho cj jedfer Gastpria, .

Whonsho.bec»mo MUs, ah'o ehuyttoCastoria,

W t « n «Ueh»dChil4cett ,^he.gaTethem 0aatori%

I beast

much pain ;'* ceased;

be glaln.

^OOKBIKbERY. • " . ' . ' ' :fe*o3Js, Magazines; Sewapapers,- Pamplilets or

Music. We Ba,Ve:aljusinessii«aiJgetuentwitlithe \ / . ' j4keEsavBpOBdBijnMas.T " IsiUtteo, sotbat-we are "able to:get all binding done Ina neat.and > . , , ' . . "-. "• - woisKX^tiaxfisaHKEfr,'. " - ' - -.. At the Xowest JPrice?: Weiare also able tosell aE kjnds-of Blanks a t the Icfwest/wholesale'rates. ••'"-'••• -; -mTOH='A^qJHBK£ER..X,ovmllev N. T. •

H e -yvho i s the.most slow in l i iakiag a promise, is fho most faithful in t h e per-fornmnce.of i t . , , • • .

TROTHS FOR THE SICK, f

V IOB S i t E j

Theundersispied, executors- ot theestateof, the late KohertX. RobertSidffier.forsale afavm .of 300

'aores-Jn the to*n- ofHari»Sbhrg,and afarm of 200 aeres fe Marttnsburgv Sieif arln? -will he sold on. ieas6iiaole.term». JEnqnireof

:-•:-'•-.• ' A;'IiCEMtK,eop(afflagen;, • ,. •-• CSAHiaiS>IOiBi§OH;.-Harrisburg,

• S3tf'-. -, ' " " ; - .-, \ •••'•- Exechtorrs.--« j m E J O B P E l N T I N e - - •

- . :G0TO;aJHE TIMES OEHCK .

Por those.dealMy ' l ad i e s la delicate, IBilioua.. BM11«, . de- heiilth, -stho are-all. n-fl. ettpPffHtiB rhndown, shotflEbse

lacEESiit-willieurt Sni*ntm.l3ix±Eit3; Syon.

««•>„• • •«• t W "will be pai&E 33ift.GIantpyspep. toracasevheroscii--

|aajacnroa by Rising eires BraxEna THU [SttLPuyit BEETBUS; not assist orCuro. It

dever fails. " " Operalives-who ard

gpsely^tonilnpa. In eicansotheyitiafcdl Itne.nmU anaTTorK- blood/When- you seel *ops ; . CletkSi vho itsfaip.uritieft burst-! do-«>t procure Bnf- tog-throBEhtha BMnl Iffef:.cxeroiae.ana EnBimplesiBlofchcil a l lyhpars confined andgorea? Eely dn l la dQor8,-ghonld;n8e Sntigmm} :-X5j£am,9 ISUEPHua Brmais, and health, -trfllfolif

AnyjoB *o StoTjriass^-Are you dlBturbedat night and. broKen of your rest by asickehild guffering and crying-roth pain of CnttihgTeeth? If s6 send at onoeand get abottle of nstrs.Wlrislow.'sSooth-ing &yrup" for ChUdren Teething. Its Yalue fe:in-eaienlaMe., It will xeliemiheToor little sufferer inimediately, JSepehdnpon:lt,motherB: there-is no niistakeaboutitatcure^ysehteryana-piarrhoja. regulates-the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind &ohe,softehsthe<}nmsL,redncesIhflainniatiQn,and' gives tone and-energy tothe whole system. "jlrs. Window'si Soothing Syrup" for ehildrenteething' Is pleasant to the taste and Is the presorlption of one OMhe oldest and best female physicians and ijursesia the Dhlted States, and is for gale by all druggists throughont the woridJJrlce twenty-five cents abotite.Besurer.anaaskf or l'3Irg.Wlhsi05?'s SoOthingSyrup^M and talce no other Hnd.. '40vl

To-dajp demands our fairest youth. Notfdui^eayieHhis4s:the..sutn';.-; ' -

Sot fourteen thoiBand;is-the"trut1i.

AhrOMatt'he.^atomb wjiJlfail :..'; -! ; Tosatbhis'buhgeWbr %3aj, ' : ^. • Anc :oft we he^r'the. bitter wail' • " -'

ofMM^&^^^ocius.'iii rl;'-:.' '•-Whowi}lbW!Sb,'buf:TJie»nS;*i»ongr

f' •' . ,• '^breakthfsierientsawf ill spells,. 'WhowUla4se-to..ornsh.the>vrona

And dilve'this njonster bao^io hell f

l^t'saU^rlsevbiinJMei.njight... . . . An'dsmite'hlm quipfeiy;4iSew© mat,

^u s^s t r i f e j fQ tGAdy own right, ;

AuffsU^the:giant,hpNy-.tb-Klay:. -•"OUr 6«lis :^ooajn w:e thenwillJiuig,

:"Tosjaythenipnst^deni^njBum." • •-'-•'. "'dur:fi<tfisg6oi, our Giodls.Jiiiig;. • . Sfbw hath his blessed kingdom eome."-

.'• • ' ' . " • . " ' • - . " . W » . " G - K O « I B , -• I)iana.H1-'r.#nhe2341886-. .

>, - •*••*.«-• SDEEITOK BrrrEBsi Genena-.pebihty willcurelivcrCom-

neeisagentle tonic, plainfc Bon'tbedii-L y?e SUEEBUB EiX; couragedjitwillcurel

and you-wlB joxi. i — " ' hot betroubh

.- • . SUXJttiiUJt ^'rXTEfiSi ^ t f the jn l theu ta jriUhuadTouupafid

oqwe,_'ysry, i t ; you mi3te;youiti»nsMa willaotiegretlt., pmiSf.^—

Sulphur Bitters.

' Wheft Christ abides in a huroau hear t . H e is i n i t as an. immortal liopei-^-PWs,-Ottlross.

t^^g^;;

<•' Our jpruig goods have begiMt toarr t te , and an examination 'will' colt-^noi^yott that ft tethe. * -"Tteifc, Beet ':Seft«3ted

lowent priced stoci: BpotSy Sfcoea and

" • ' • " " wet

:l|B.t. Shady iirewim.;

m AT:

liillsStGo. b t l a Qui:st0w-is^diiniag^er vrith. a l l ' t i i e i a t e s t . Styles artdMafees

o f ^ o o ^ ' Q ^ . & H l d . t e i p u b S ^ propose, to "make-if "•":-'' - fb&the :b t t j ^ t es t ;b^ev^ th i s ^pr ingj to

• - : * . ' .

• l i l Jk Wdheajt.: It ynfl l a k e buff ^;|e.W mpbjebtB.of your tihte' to-flrid-oiit.that a very

MJ

3teeas:€r6q^'Si0^'^]^ets,^''::%'-- '; ;-v : .'.''•.

' jiSSJR:''HASiteKO JBOOlij TO fiiTJOTE:>RieE£- BlJT IIA'PE AH nnitEiiSE STOOK OP3EBW etWDS, ANa jGt r W U i Mm&XS :FESD trs AS-iOW..TE.KOT.I,OWERt THAN ANY OTHER XtaiKmT&WX. WE^«E.WEaB:ETaSEELGOOBS'A¥il) AEB QOETG TO: DO'ITtpWEBOS'T

-«««KA-eKsiT.::: - '••--.•..•.:'-••:-'•.-'.-..."-..:' ,.•-•<-

: trice, twenty-flre cents. ,Ullctam. -Instantly.

STJLPH0B B H T E B S , Sold-by. ..-.•. • - • • Morriapa &'Mbore<.I.OwJFille,.:K. Y.

JEBAIi ESTATE, BteTrfeCSfCE A5TB GEisERAt '.;'•••••• - . BESJJaS&AG&seX.

- DATJeHTERS, WIVES ASD-MOpOiESi ', SendforPamphletonEemale'Diseases: mailed

free, securely sealed. Hi. 3. B. Marohist.trtloa, ' •*• -.' ' " '" l 3 y I

In studying charaeter do bofe be bl ind to t he shortcomings of a warm friend or the virtues of a b i t t e r eaemy.

• ppsrrr^CTOE^El'ffiis. Dr.Marohisi's ItalianPiie.OintujentT-emphati-

cally guaranteed to cure or inoneirref nnded—In ternal, External, Blind, Bleeding or Iftihlflg Piles.

; Price50o. a box. Kb; cUre.no.pay. For sale by aUBruggists, . '-•: 13yd

•A good deed.is n:eyer los t ; h e w h o sows courtesy reaps friendBbipj and he' w h o plants kindliness gathers love . '

FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Insurance.

I represent the following livst-olass • companies

LIYERPOI 'L AND- LOUDON AND Ctf.OBE, ' - GESSlAmA,1 I^ANCAsTtm®,

. TNION AND CITIZENS, Q0EEN,.

I3D?EKTAL, CONTINENTAL, ;

- . • X O N a p N A N & i A N t ' A S K l E E , . . . - . . , . \ ULEN'S FALLS, PHOENIX,

LONBONASfitTRA'NCE, AND. TEA.VELBKS U-PE AJtt) ACCIDENT

INStTEANCE O05FPANT.

RAIT,HOAID TTOKETS

Poidtoauypart«f the WeMern Country*

STEAilSHlP TICKETS

Sohlto and from Foreign. Countries as cheap as any other line.

• s. A. sEcflmr,Lowviiie, N. y.. OUlce in Jioumal-amlRepubliean .Block.

A &trAEA3STEED-C6TJC(H.GtERE. . Br. Marohisi's. Italian Cough and Consumption;

Batnt—guaranteed to eure or monejrrefuuded-*-Goughsj Colds, Hoarseness, Brbnchms, AsHjjma. Incipient. Offnsumptioh,Throat and %ixagttwaub-"~ " "'"' Fw-aajaby altifeug--les. "Jjo'.soure.- ho pay.

giHts. IMce SOtjeiua-j . ' f l i i j r . n j i n i

•im-

Whatif,'whitei:athere:»lbne, . A voice Phaye.npi.henrd.afox' years

Should greet ine^iu the low sweet tone That^nc^wasjmusioto'niy ears; '

And I ahpil'ld'ists^b'f rpjn memQry's sway, . .Andj tttrning., find ypugitting there • Uuohanged,..as .though 'twere yesterday

Tour feetwenttri^pingdown the titaiv. Or if, uppitsbhie; sunjtaer day,

'Mid'Song.pjb&dsauihtrns of bees, :

I sli'oal'd go.dovto thewbodiand way Tooutj)ldfey;st beneath the: trees;' t .

. Ai^sta.rtinJ'Mck:ingla4'surpkse,'. Ishould^behold-ybuWftitihgthere,' •

Thefll'd light shinmg'iayoilr-eyes— . Thesuhlighfetahgted ihyour:hair. .

In vain r shall^not see Hie glow OiE witMSrbrowheye^or catch the smile

OfjubyllpsibuVyetll'lcndw' . That'ybuare n.ear.niealBhe while.

•fer I^iove|4;joh'ia4hatrange Of.sunny ypai^-thKtmjr5»por heart

WouidbleediafresIiSndOount'itstrange • .To.tbtalcQb^heldusfar^part, ' Aaad So, wheh.ey*nlng:shadbws:ereep

.^'4j(!^i;<aH»*teyVey.thft"leav -Tbu^uohmyey^idsandi !sleep, • •-

'.At^ateeping,dr^tott.bfheayeh and.thee, ' And whefi some .guhim'er; p rh shall.break.

That .ftuds mMhiBedby death'* cold dew, Touueei'but;ki»ito,ishall 'wake, ' :

And Waking.;b« Jh'^eatiin with you.

"'Sifeb^d^.'-Between graGe and law there is no ^ W r i

re l ; they are made one i a Christ . S o one flnds fault, w i t h natural, l aw because i t i s arbi trary; why should they with, mora l law?—Dr. Jbhtt q a l L *

~~muM t O O B S B L P T

- Don ' t pay large doctor 's bills,. T h e b e s t ( .medical book. published, one hundred: pages, elegant colored plates, will be seht ( you on receipt of three 2-cent s tamps to pay the -postage/ Address A, P . Ordway & Co., 'Boston^ Mass. SwS

K O O B E ' S

MBBM P l a n i n g Mill, •

t&srvrvm, L E W I S CO., N . Y. •

The subscribers w«ukl give notice to tho people of Lewis county, that they have all the appurten­ances and maeninery for the manufacture of

SASH,

i lu tnau nature i s evermore, au advocate for l iber ty ; • There is also i a b u m a n : na--tare, a resentment of injury a&d. iadigna-

BLINDS, DOORS, P ,EAOEETS, JloobD-J tion against wrong, a iWe of: tirutb,. arid a INGS. ETC. , ETC. ... , _ veneration for Tartue:—John Adams.

aa&s. "^^B0Bll|^'i^pbpt#lB3p|tVS

W^A-h.

:Mii^^^M^k^^^f]m:

Arid eatt supply them with tuiylhins'ifliheir'line I op tei-nis to compete with any other shop BlfiSJSHS

ffittilders will flnil tho mouldings finished In the 'host'.rnanjier, and at Prices that will

uiyjs Twsm snan Sa TO .00 I'En CENT. oyBS TIIOSE WORKEJ5 BY IIANT).

SAWING, PLAKESG, u&tomsa,

AucLany other Work in connection with the busi-•nesspei'foi'me.d to the most complete satisfaction.

Onrshop is-supplied with the best class of jna-chhiory, and tiie most enntpeteut wortmen.

: - J r a * a i W ASHE rtOW OFFBKB*4 AT B*DiC^JMt.SJ-5.L0W .praCE.S; DON'T Jft*BBSlBSbEB> . . ; ; " ' . * J U g ^ T 0 T O B ^ I T * . A S B F ^ •" '

£x^7:^i i^ '•*•'••

Fa^iionafele

All lilnds: of Panel and elapboavd Sawing, as i;L. well as-Circular and Sercil.lSawijig done on. short

' jnotiec. ' • - . - . - '

1 : - • • • . : - ' • '. S *

, • Turned' and Elated Banisters and Newell Posts constantly em'hand, or.made to order.

?teSr:-:T'" '."'V.-iV T«rarest GKJgslSi

% , Hi -JUpTOX

•^-eaee'sfi auteaaisi:-/'''1.-

ttOH^AKB-OtfSW-OEljyOS IT,

TCBN-ISO OF ALL KINDS EXECl 'TErUK (JOOD-STYLES.

p . •MOORE SONS.

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* ? r a C « J O t B O W k » A S T E B & T 0 . B E A % ' L i a e H T . . , . . . _ _ . . , _ . , BBTC&MK AND BBfi OR ASK .CESEXWWKR MtJjaEROtfS epS'i 'OMEBS ABOtiT

D E lViCNs

ifeSB&.':

3 fie a 1 a / iw trixUfifitrtv- dm/tat ths s (.-Vw-uk-l- Vultiiie Belt \vl.tlt :.}••' '.i-'i'TImiijes-' tut t t ie-spcedr .,. 'rj-iiwurfHefU0't*Dtt>tUtV,:lp!»

'i"isoiCorfH!'iw o*'.»t riiseitsw;.' e«» 'p l« t ; retitottj-

Y<mfai«vrt''«'1 ' ;nse i-r It: i » » •Etewvlu fti'-j.> t

tj£VitiUU.p w

The rest .of Christ ' is . a o t tha t -of t opo r r i but.harmony;: i t i^ not refusing the s t r u g - S glej.-buteoaqueringia.it . ; a o t i e s t i u g f r o m . ' duty, bbt.fiadijjg r e s j ; j a duty i^_J l . yf^

Robertsou.

'-: A C A K D . '

To all who are sufPering fronythe errors and 'ih discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early d.e^ eay, loss of mahhoodj &e., Iwill send a reoi pe I that Will-cure you, FREE OF CHARfeE. T!ai- I

" i B a r g a t o . eK?,,iui8Md::|irs. PHkington , ' ' 'Guess PU have a Jobk a t ' e m . " ' '

Of al l tbiags,iM?s; P i lk iag ton was-least

able tp'.resist a baVjjaib-' '\ ' The otd' , 'Pilkingt&a fann>b.6use a t h o m e

was crammed f u l i o l "barga ins" .possible and impossible. ' T h e ' -bureau-draweis ove'rflowe'd'with "barga ias" whiGhwereof no use t o aayoaeYthe t runks were packed fulio'f'fbar'gaitis.'?" ; • .'_]'.'.

Aad.herei 6a t h e crowded CurbJstoaes of Gf'ra'nd" Streetj t h e swibgiag pasteboard Wga'of "Grea tBarga ins "Withia!" attract-

j ed ;he r attention, hurr ied ' though, she-was i .with the manifold, errands which yet re-•smained incomplete*.' ' :

.She h a d a. ' lot of damaged table- l inen .uuds? lieir arm;, and 'some cheap bosiery i a fherfbi^, .aad a dozea towels w i t h a i i s -prin.sa-ijdrdej 's in her ' pocket , a a d here

great remedy was discovered by a missionary in j ^ h e vfiaSiOKOWding into t h e 'Grand;. Street South America. Send a self-addressedeavelope \-,^.,^,^„ „ blTae-spotted' pobgeq fleck,:-t o t h e REV, York(Hty,[

JOSBPH T. lK3ti», Stution, D,. New. ! ' SSyi.

A small cbildj-being a s k e d b y a Sunda.jf-school teacher ^ 'What d id thelsrael i tesdio after they b a d crossed the Red Sea?" a n ­swered, " I d o n ' t kadw, ma'am. I guess-they'drie'dthevrselves.". ' > ;

SCOTT'S EAIUIiSIOl!r O F P U R E

' COB LtVER. OIL WITH ;BXPOPIt0SPBlTES-

As a Remedy forPiilmtlriarf Affee&ions and . • ScrofulousiDhmses, • •• •

D;R. I R A M. LANG?—a prominent phpr-i c i a n i u Hew York, says:—»! am. greaitjr •pleased witb, your Emulsion. Have f btind it .yery serviceable ia jabove diseaseSjvatid' i t i s easily adniinistered b a aecormt; o f ' i t s palatableaess. " ' •'.. ;. '-2w4

. ' CONStraiPTION CURED. . -An old physician, re'tired-from pracficevhating

had placed in his hands by an East India mission-aryflie formula of-a simple vegetable remedy for the^ speedy-aild permanent curs of Consumption'. Bwsaehjfcte, Catarrhj Asthma arid all throat and Long Affections, .also a positive andradieaieure for Neryous Debility and allNeirvous ComplaintSj afterliavineite'stea its wohderfuroUrative powers in thousandSHOf «ases, has feltlthis dntytomake

, it known toMs suffering fellows. AeWated by this mottveahd*/iesire to Telievehrimansuffer-ing, I wUl send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, hrGeiaaan; French or EnglHh;wlth full directions f or£i«parihg anduslng. Seat by mail by addressinir wiih stamp, naming'this pa> per,W. ANOVES,W9 JP».2*«!>e /bci-, RbcnMter-,!?: T.-

• . ' . ' '; ...' \8y,l eow-en.

No t & day passes oyer the earth; bu t mea .-and womea of no. note-do greafc.'deeds, sp.eak great words a n d '.suffer noble sor­rows, Oftaes&obscureberoe^pliilosophefs and-martyrs,the greater par t wil l never be knowi i t i l l t h a t h o u r w h e n m a n y tha t wei'6 great ^hall be small, and the small great..—-:0hatlGS Eeadei '

ittoreiifitbuy ifircbie^i'fiJ?<.<j^&'eb-'Ge:nts I

. ""It 'll "i d e .for - Sara ' j a n e t t a to. ' w a ' a r j aMuud 'kwinecJc^ f l . coo l - evenia ' ;" said 3BrsC Pilkiagtoa,'/**fe^4- e ighteea: ceats j s ' rfislty.-yei-y cheftpior yedL^iiagee:'? • ' Mrs, P i lk ibg tba i i w d ' i c * l i t t le brbwji

roafied' farm ipt ise" ' p a .tfee J[ousat6'riic. RiWr, and her: main.' 'mas td aip to' town had been to buy it H*stor.i '.earpet1*- f o r her best jroqm vPipor, and t o e^eliange -m: old sewing-machinefbf someth ing .of .a tUi^rer order; ; ' - . ' . . •" '.] ••'•/'' •'•.• ' • ' . ' , ' ' ; ;

Her'cQUsia, S i rs , -Bruce •'Babbitt,, swbp had- spent t h e ' summer. mo»tbs a t itbe - far rh j l iadmade ' the ' iaos tposs ib le t rouble for t he l eas t ' poss ib l e _ p a y / b a d also en­gaged, to h u a t i e r vip'a. "help 1 1 -frdm t h e aearest iatel l igeace office,' and Jtsure the same qn 'haad -When,tb\e '^llve^foifs-teaiB^' left the Grand Central l ) epo t t h a t after-.uoon.! ' " ' . ' " ' • '

A n d siire euough, w h e n the ' lady '-ifawm the 'eount ryar r ivea j ' red "and" p a a S n g , it fhe:d0ipo% wit l i disheveled bairjl.-<cBt boii-aer; auci shawb d ragged all a w r y ^ n i a d e e t • t o Vff* fverytluDg t o Wm

100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR .

Is inseparably coaaeeted wi th Hood's Sarsaparilla, and is true of no other medi­cine. I t is an uaaaswerable argument as to strength and economy, while thousaads testify to i ts superior blood-purifying and; s t rengthening qualities. A bot t le of Hood's Sarsaparilla contains 100 doses and will last aax.oatb,wbile others will average ' to last over a week. Hence, for economy, buy only Hood's. Sarsaparilla,..

New Proveudei for Boys.

"iff: Dusenberry,-. g h a t ' s a Gordon?" ' " I don ' t know,' my dear. There was a'

British Geaeral by tha t narrie. The iewas aaotber man ~way back i a history who spent bis t ime in ty ing Knots, or some^-t h i a g of t h e k i a d , • W;hy do yob ask?"

'"'Sere's a a ad^grtisemeht .wMelr'says:' " W a n t e d , ' a b o y to ' feedor l aGbrdon^"-. "Oh , tba t ' k a pr |u t in | f press, my !'love. '?•

*:'Qraeious, tbat ; brakes i t a.U t i e worse! How's a boy golng.tbeat apribtiDg presai" r-'Plttfudelphia Gall,'"-'.-.«•.-•".'

And she skurt ied th rough the crowded car to fibd a s e a t - '• "; *•

, I t ivas the dusk of a chilly May even* ing when they reached Blackbird 's Hoi-. low, a a d aligiited i a ' t h e : iaidst of dense pmes and s ighiag tautaracks.

' ^ PUMngtba b i i b ' t remettlberea to coaie aad-mee tus , I s b a l t . b o ; m a d l " stdd Mrs. P i M t t g t o a , 8 t r e t c h k g A e t neck, for­w a r d t h e bet ter to'suiv^y t h e g l immer ing curves: of tiie toad . " A a d Pi lk ington i s always "forgetting,! My goodness, gracipiis me l wbafe'stbat!" a» Pbcebe 'stopped t o recover Somethiag which she b a d . i n a d r Vertebtly l e t fall, • ' - . " ' '

"My haudfcercbief, m a ' a m l " Mrs, P i lk ingtob miide a grasp a t it, "Your handkerchief!" i b e screamed;

"Mine, you mean—minx! thief! good»for^ ao th ing!—my pongee riandkerpMef, Ibo* you i jave ,s to lea i%bt . o u t ttf,toj "bag!;

•"Welltl-aeveir^ . ' " v " ...r-4%^- ')-.' ''•' -jJKiejflw**: Phoebe vebeToe^tlji: ;P%«Bh^ bagsii t o erj? iui: jnJbgiefl^ t«aS>r and•?&&& -'• meat , and 'fust tjveri up- Stove' .the farm:; W.agon.at...a,gaill6pr •'..-' . - ' . ' . ,

"Hel lo , mother^'* sa id ,E!5ra'...Piikiag . tonfs cheerful . voice/' * l I 'm afiaid I 've kept you.wait ingd. bit, * b u t . t h e l iaehpin came out pf the wheel, a u d i had t o . s top a t Toivy DeapMtl's.ib ge t i t iixed. Now, t h s ^ ! ' ' . , , ,'."'. ' ' - , " ' . . \

He drove] theiStput poay close t o the failed . platlGi'fli wh ich exteaded away f w m t h e s ' t a t i o a . •. ' .

Mrs.. Pi tkington pushed Phoebe in to the* backsea t , a-Ucl followed her w i t h lightf niag:b.aste, • ' . ' " ' "

. *'iTot t h a t way 1" she eried, grasping at. the-reins, as Ezra would, have headed for the higbroad. . "Drive'strajghi t o 'Squ i re PulteneyV. This, gars, a tMeff P m go ing to fcaye bef arrested before she i s a day 'older*" .. ' . . . - . ' ."-'

-"Eht" said Ezra, staring from his mpther/<te.jPho3beaadtheaback agaia,

- "She 's etpte my spotted pongee hand­kerchief -T-my&:g,ndkercbief that I bought a bargaia on .Graftd Street th is very mora-ingl '1 shrieked Mrs. ^ i l k u i g t o a .

" I t ' . s^ i t ' s tuy handkerchief,." faltered poor Pbcebe/ feeling as .if she" were in a terrible nightmare from wjifcb there was no awakening, ..

f4A likely s tory!" clamored the enraged housewife, "I've" always beard of the wiles and t r icks of these, ci^y ijainxes, bu t I never realized i t .unt i l now.. Drive-on, Ezra*-dr ive qu ick! She shall b e lodged i a the county jjail: tbia very night! ' . ' . .

"Am §ou sar.e you, ^snttt 1n>istakep,l

moefeerl" said k ind Ezra, compassionating t he look of pallid, misery in t he young girl 's faeci -"

^Mistaken, indeed;!" snuffed t he o ld lady, "Dr ive on, I say! Doh' t . lose a n y . mpsej ime, or. Squire Puitehey wil t haye •gobe feme for t he u i g h t , " •

She ibee-self took possession of the reins and s:he^p«ir.e"and chirruped to t he horsV e s . . - . -." '. ••- ' • . . , '-.'-'..-;'" -

' 'Ba t , mofeqs---" pleaded Xfzrft£. . Ev^n as he apokg^swever . pggr Photbe.

stojetiye 4eMt» ty ««S^ft, ;&*&;%ng'lkffle-s e l f & o m f h e w a g o n t o i i ^ ^ b t m d v . •".": ;

;• c<Stpp-^f o r heayenJs; •• J S * ^ , "mother, g top l" shouted j j?ra . . •-HJJjplji't yoii see

. tha t hegdfess i s cia.ug'ht;in - ( tb« . f tbee ls f The1 l i t t le horse .stopped, ,He ;^iLways

stopped, on,genetar principles, Wbenev^r a suitable opportunity presented i tself .and the very-slightest " 'Wboa!" would invari­ably br ing h im to adeads tands t i l l . .

t . Ezra sprang, from. the„ wagon to disen­tangle the helpless figure i n t h e dust; and I'Irs, P i lk ington scrambled- after Syith a vagueideat i ia t :Pho3be m i g h t y e t . g e t u p and try to Tua .away;

. As s h e . | u n i p e d . d o w a . he r satchel fell prone into the. r o a d , ; a n d hursfciag; open! the overstrained latch, disgorged i t s &mt t en t s on t h e dewy .grass of. t he xoadade , first a n d foremost among w h i c h w^s-r-ia. •spotted.pongee handkercbiefi• ? . . • ' . , . '

' 'Good-Laud o'~ j loses !" pibusly i a te t -jeeted-lfrs.:• Pi lkiagtoa^ \ " i f : . ; thwe-ain ' t t h e drat ted old pongee haadkecohief,artee

a l ! l " - • . '" ',,-"'.. ; " : - : . ' . • ' • ; ; . . : •- ' •

And-she s ta ted ' ;helpl|ssly, first a t its. p r | m a n d undisturbed M d s , and t t r e n a t Pbmbe's handketebief-^exactly t he : same i n <»1QT,.pattern and iabribv. - : ^ 'Sbe-am'* a thief,-arte?.alt!" said Mrs.. Pi lk lagtobj her whole nature, overflobded b y ' t h e .rising, t ide of remorse. . " P o o r ch i ld ! and P m afeard. she's h u r t a-tryia' t o r u n away from nothing a t a l l . "

.Phcebe'g ank l e was s l ight ly sprained, tha t was kSy and by tMs -time she was

jSble to . smile, and answer kindly Mrs. v^likJ-ngtpn's.numerous questions and can-dii?jes*ces. •'- -'• . . - : -. .. •

• 'lG$p. $ ride home? Oh, of. course I caa. '"„%ap^he, i n reply to .Ezra 's interro­gations, . . ' ^ y ^ n k l e is only the least bit lame.'-' • " ' . .

Old Farn ier»Pik«9jJpn was. anxiously. . lookiagout . fpr /gie .nSj^?]} , .considerably later t h a n h e h a d expsgtedj the . Wagon

aste drove u p and Mrs. ,PJiking!$s.

young gir l stood, a t t h e door wi th ft «&"& -• bear ingt t ie .nanmof/ 'Mrs , Btuce Bat*>bi|iSw

in her hand.."._'. "Is ; i t Mrs. Pil iangton?": said she.

. ""rpu.ain't ' the.newseMaag-machine,. 'bi^ yoilf ' said Sirs*; PiUdngtoa, ' r ubb ing her pose With a puzzled air."' "Nbr yet the eighteen, ya rds of caupet, from Stoaey-•bri.dgeand'B0unce ,s?!^". ....

" I am Pbmbe ," said the ypung woman ^•Pboisbe,^^ a t Mue dollars MI month,, if I am lueky-enoufifbtpsuifc y o u , m a ' a m ? " .••'

Shewasapre t i^y , blue-eyed lass, wi th a fresh .compieapn,- a n d ' a ' nea t gown, of grean a n d white seei'-'suckei', and / s l i ewoi* a bonnet .oi her-'Own trimming:, w i t h a., cluster; of butteis-ctips on. the sidei • • '

Mrs, \PHMagtpii looked dufeionsly a t her, S W f c a i p j e p a r e d h e r i e l f ' t o expect a stoilt, redvhandba %udg§-.- - ' '

I t did not'sedui possible t h a t t h i s deli-' cate Kttf e appfeblossom of a g i r l could be a servaat-of-.all-work f • . '

But there, sure enough, were her cre-.dentialSj aad the .be l l , even then, waV elaflging'f or the clpsiag of the gates^

"Come on! ' ' said Mrs. Pi lkiagton^ a n d she rushed tbrobgb, dragging Plroabe after, her . . . " i t ' s .stf-toge, though,, t h a t the carpet: and the. ,sewing-,macbine a in ' t he re . " • ..- . - . - • ' . - " . -. '• 1 ) id you expeet: carpet and a ' sewing-.machiudj mft'am?" i?htebe asked, respect-:fuUyv- •'. ._"'; ='-.'• •'._ •'.-''.•-"

. -"I b o u g h t ' e i a . and- pa id for ' em , " ' s a id Bfos. Pilkiagton,. "'impre.ssxvelyr " a n d I .don'.t::see why-they ^ in ' tbei -e ," .

'Perhaps they wil l b e sent b y express?' Phoebe. ' ,"• '.•' ' -

1 declare t o goodness; I never thought, pf tbttt!,". .said .Mrs. Pilkiogton^ .-

^And- a in ' t i t queer ," _sfti1d,..6l e, - f j ^ * j . ia© and Phajbe , shojdd ibp tb .hev :bough t , (pongee handkerchiefsjjusfisajlk^.fta. <?raad iSti'eet?' If ever.tfee^Wias bwga5,as, {$ey.: f^si Half a y a r d %a*rs,.re>al t01iiftagood's,'

i wi ih a hem—*"' ' - , .-- "Mddlest iOks!" said, ©Jd Mr. Pi lking-ton. . -."M there's anything I . h a t e , .it's

b argaiasP* . • . - | | . . Ti t t le Phmbe Pr imroseJ^ayed;on,a t the

farnlj- She l iked t he ;d|isies and r ed clovei ' , 1fc® sound of running bro.oksf t h e smell -of. ibe: .sows'"breath. And—'Ezra PilMn} ttott- l i k e d herji^JTc??» JFmreti

S m s a ; - .*;•_•• - • » • .

• • -1 i e JJiaa'S W a n t t b e JEaxth.

" $ wan t 'fipwake .a.sfnare-Msiiiess propOr sition t o i o u ^ 1 1 sMA fit'ranger t o t h e occu­pan t of m Oi^ee i a ' (Siiswold -street the other' day. ''fPU :beac>it s i r ," ' ' I ' m h e i r to. a t least $S0,(KO0,0fl0,.*Qa I s e l l - : " • " * » you one o f the- Lawrence, Tbwaley ^ la im, aiiM!" < : ' Iam.- ' > fy family rung.back to t h e erAisaders. A i S ' • y m saying, being femporariiy hardl u p , ^ B W d f e e - " " t f o u s e - n o usel» * , i P u t P U take t en dollars fo r 'my cbaaee ," ^ *^ fo ' use,"sir! One of. the Eeirs who is g«>c[ for fcto.OOChuOO was i a bjero.yesterday tmd 'so ld 'meM^cla imfor sev^n-dollars , 'and l ' a o n | t care t o invest any "further, . Bye; only i'Ot about twen ty yeaas t o live, and I -Oaft'l .'possibly s p e e d tb-at ' ^S ,000 ,u00 . VOoofday,: sir. ,Yoa m % b t g o " across t o % 'tanor'' shop and My h i m , X-guess h e ' ^ tb« oaly m a n in the sti-eet w h o hasn't- bought, one cla ims."—Detroi t tfmJj'l-W,. •.

of the

Only a lov ing hear t - lapreaectual ly pre­h e a t a loving gog-oeU^BI ^ l a y Trumbull

STftOSa bBTKK THK WDIipT ESEHTr OP M E WOBKIjraMAlf OFAMEBteATO-DAt-^- iar j -1TOHS OF DOLiAttS EXpftKBED EVERT YEAR BY. WAOS EAJESEftS FOR IHTOXt-

. OANTS..

BSooKCYtf, JUnelS.-—Rev. D e W i t t T a b mage preached' to:day i n the. Brooklyn' Tabernacle .theSftl)! of h i s series of ser* mons oft " T h e Labor Questibn.^.' Sfegub« j ec t was "S t rong Drjhk the "Worst Foe of Labor ." . -Aflter- expiaining appropriste pa8sage^;pf ffenpfure Dr .Ta lmage . took his t ex t from Haggai i,: 4i- <JHe tha t earneth. wages earae tb wages t o p a t in to a. bag. w i th hples. ' ' Dr . ^altiiftge sa id :

I n , ? e t « ^ ' u n 4 % t b ^ ; ieigri of Darius Hystaspes.the people d id not prosper,TThey made money bu t d id not k e e p i t . They were l ike people who have a sack in Sdbich t a e j ^ u t . W ^ ^ j f e t V k i K « r f o ^ iSSA the •f^t-pf^tfk Pt'eft|0.r ^ f j n ^ ^ O T i a a o m e waymadeiDeapable of |io®nig^^TaluabieJir ^ta fa&t.^fctbe ebin. was |put la-o'ae; end of thessiek-'iticbopp'ed o u t b f t h e o t h e t s ' I t made no diflerenee bow;. mrtch wage's they got, f of .they l o s t them. ' 'He tha t earn-. e th Wagesearneth, wages t o p u j i a t o a b a g wi th boles,''' '

W h a t has become of fheMliions a n d bil­lions, of dollars i n . th is country p a n t fo t he wbfldng Glasses? Some of these iaoa-e y s h a v e j p a e for house rent Or the .pur­chase••.of;hamesieads, or wardrobes, b r family expenses, .or the" necessities of life, -or t o provide comforts &*bMags , . 'What ' has beeome of. .other billions? ,"W:as)tediia; fbolisli outlay, "Wasted'at t be gani ing table. "Wasted in intoxieants. P u t into a. bag w i t h a hundred boles ,

Gather u p the. money t h a t i be work ing classes h a v e spent for r u m dur ing the last th i r ty years, hnd ; I wil l bui ld for ;eyefy \ workingman a house, and lay out for H r a a garden, and elothe His sons jRbroadr clotb and his daughters in silks, "and stand a t bis front door a prancing spaa of sorrels or bays, and secure h im a policy of life insurance, sp tha t the pre '^n t home may be well maintained after he is dead* The most persistent, most overpowering enemy of the working classes is- intojdea-t ing liquor. I t is the anarchist of t h e centuries, a a d has boycotted and is now boycotting the body and mind a n d soul of American labor. I t ' i s to it- a wofse.foe' tban'jftenopoly and worse than associated, capital. I t ..annually swindles industry out of a large ^ercea tage of i t s earaings> j l t holds pp.t j t s p a s t i n g ' solicitations 4o t h e mechanic .ojriOpei^v.e t>ii- h i s Way to

•work, a b d at t b e riffpn.. i pe j l , and pri h i s way b o m ? &t. eyen-tidet.. orSaturday,when t h e . wages a r e . paid, I t ina tehes . a large par-t of. the rnbney t h a t m i g h t come t o the family a a d ^aerifices i t .amiing the saloon­keepers, .• "Within.eight,hundred yaj^S;of; Sajjd street,Methodist; ' ehurehj Brboklyb, i t . has fifty-f our" .s'aibOnsi; and; .is; p lbt t ing .now ..for -aaotber^ S&bd.'Ste^sa^oons of th is country side b y sidej a n d ' a t isTcarei -M l y •estimatedr.ii«5f S.i^aac-Ves.<fe: . f taa

'stryj|':t|je' pmi ^ ^ ? . ' . « ^ ' ^ k € J ? p ^ ^ 8 » i o . C : ; of ' t i e A ^ e r i c a b v ^ M o r i l ; " } ; ; • . ^--:-;.--'; : The t u m business, w.pouring ilf vitriolic-^ n C d a m n a b l e l i q u i d s | b w u ^ i b e t&pafe of' hundreds ;of thousands oflJaborer%"and -while, the, .ordinaiy -strikes-^are .rurnous .both. to. employers . ' aad employees, j .•pro­c l a i m a ' universal:, s t r ike . aga ins t ' strong-drinkj which if k e p t u p Will be the 'relief of t h e w c r j i n g elasses and the salvatiou' of the nation, I wili.nindertake to say tha t t he re is not-a ibealtby -laborer in the';

Waited States who, ,^a th ia t h e next '.tea" years,, .-if h e wilt Refuse ajl intoxicating beverage aad : be eay|ngj".may,aot bdeome' a .capitalist p,n a^small ?ca;le.; iSuneoi^a^y • •ina-$.earspeads ;.|iljputf,0Op;j.e|f for runj , ; Of course .the'- working (Classes do ^ g rea t .deal.of ithe. gxpeaditurei. .-Careful sta'tis-•ties^bbw.dQiat tihe^wagejeaBning,-classes of XH jeat Bri ta ia ' iexpeadia K'quors £460,1000^ #fl& o r iS50.0^00,;G.OO"..a year, ' S i t down an<t. calculate, . oh, workingiriaii.!.. b o w mwek-you haveexpeaded, : ia . these direc-t ibas. . A d d i t aM-upi ; Aiidsup•wbaty0ul•.' neighbors have expended, a ad - r ea&e tha t instead of answering t he beefc of. ptbei-people ^?ou migh t have been your own eapitabst . " • • '•

When you deplete a-workiagmatl 's phy­sical energy you deplete' bis capital. The Stimulated workman gives but before t h e unstimulated. Worknuvn.

•My father said: "I became "a feinper-ane'e m a n in-early life because I noticed in the harvest field thaty t bougb .1 Was physically weakei - than other workmen, I . could hold out' longer t h a n they. They took.sftraula-nts-,,I.took none . " '.; ' ; .

A brickm.aker-ia Ebgland gives his exr perience i n . regard t o this mat te r among men in b i s employ, H e says after''inves­t igat ion: ' " T h e b'.eei-drinker w h o ' m a d e the fewest bricks, made 659r06b;. the ab--Staiaer who made t h e fewest bribbs, ?46,-. 000. T h e difference i n behalf of t h e a b ­stainer ov^r. the mduiger, . §7 ,000." : '

There pamea ve ry : exbausfiag'. t ime in .^the Britisih parl iament. T h e session. Was .nroJga.ged un t i l nearly all t h e members . .go t i s^„ / ( j r worn out. Out of G§3 mera-b ^ . p n W . t s ^ ' w ^ n t ibrough, l iadaniaged;

;tb,g.y were;teefcoJp$ej;s. r .

,en..an .^imy ,go§? ^put t o the "battle. . the^a ld ie t wbb.has wa^er^'..coffee in his eaateen marches easier a n d f ights better than the soldier who, has .whisky ja. 'jhjs eanteen. Rum help_s arntm t o fight when ' h e has only one contestant and. t b a t a t i i e street corner. But when" h e goes forth to 'maintain some great bat t le for God' and his eountrji h e wants no rum "about ' h i m , '.• • . ... ' ' . • . . ' " . '

, - W h e n the. Russians go t'c>..war'a oor-poral' .passes -along- the l ine ' and'• smel ls ' the", breath of .every soldier. ,- I f thev$ he in bis breath.a-,taint ,6f intoxicating liquor the man is sent back. to t he bai'vacks,' Why? He cannot" endure fatigue, W h e n they ftre preparing for a regatta or for a. bal l club or for- an. athletic wrestling.. they ab­stain. Our working people will be wiser after awhile, and the money they fling away on'hurfcfijl indtilgences they wi l l pu t iato.eGroperatiyo associatioas and so be­come capitalists. . I t the WorMngman.put down his wages and the.n t ake -his expens­es and spread :tbem but so they wi l l ius t . equal, he.is*not wise,. ".I know-working-men who are in a pelf ee t ftdget unt i l they

Ota, i t is a

thif once,

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a n d b«Bh|«i

t h e young man" took e x t r a "evening enfo ployment—aMiost exhausted wi th 1<he day's work, yettpokevening:empipyment» I t almost extanguished. h is eyesight. W h y did he add evening employment t o t h e day: employment:? T o ge t money. W h y did he wan t t o ge t money? T o lay u p something for a rainy day, "Sfb. Tojget h is life insured so t h a t i n ease Of h i s death h i s wife "would no t b e a b e g g a t t HO. ' • • - . . ' J ' , : ' .'-:.:--;•-

He pu t the extra evening work to the : day work t h a t he migh t g e t | 1 5 0 to g e t his wife asealskin coat, "'Tliesister of t h e bride heard of this achieveaient, and Waf -not to be eclipsed, She was very poor,: and she sat up Working nearly a l l t h e nights for a great whi le imtilSbfi; bough t a seal-skin coat. I have no t he$rd o f the result on tha t street. The street yrm full; of those who are on small incomes, but" T' suppose the* contagion spread, a n d th^fc everybody had . a Beal8"fcan coat, and%ft*: the people came out and cried, practkallf^ not literally.;. "Thouglh # i r Keavens Srfl we must bave a sealskin coat ." . . : " . . .; • ••" I t-was but wes t and ft .minister of .the,: "Gospel.told m&, in IoWaj. t ha tb^" ; chu rch , and the "neighborhbod hMybOenimppveJr-.

•ished bythefaet"thafethey-had p u t a i o r l c gages m their farina m^o^efc tosen^ their ' families to" t h e P b j l a d e l j h i a Centennial; I t -was 'not 'respeetable.not' to g b - t p the: Oeateaaiak" 'Between?such;6i^;a^d^arL-p e r i s i n ^ e r e is ."a ;v%iyT short' -.step, •'the: vast majority'-.of '• ehl ldrea. i hyour : afrns-; •houses are there .because^^ their parents-:^fe, .drunken', of. laiy,- bf recklessly -inlprpvi*'; •&eiit»-'"'"•. --'" -•'-; '':'-•-.,;-'.'."-;:.:V. - - i ' ? ' * ' * - ; '

T h a v e n b sympathy for ^skin-flint isafr Ingj b u t I p lead for fihristian prudence.,; You-' say it" i s un^ossibIetiibW ito lay ".up anything for a r a j a y d a y ; I k n o w it,, b u t w e a re "nt t he daybreak of i a S o a a l " pros^ perity, Sbme'people thihk-fit I s i i e a n t o t u r n t h e g a s i o w w h e h t h e y g ^ ' o ^ b f the paflor.' They feel embaiSassedif t he door bell r ings before they have' ;&e ha l l r ig l i t -ed. They apolbgi'ze fef t h e | j l a & m . b a ! i f y on surprise them, at" t h e table, W e H i i t is mean if i t is Only t o rflig b p a J B i ^ f l y h o a r d . . Bat ' i f i t 'T je toeduca to^yo^^h i l^ ' dren, if i t be to" give ^i"OTe-:help:.tb':.your-M f e when- she does riot feel .strong^ i f - i t b e t b k e e p y o u r funeral day; from, being hofjible beyond; al l endurance becatise if i s ' t o b e ' t h e dlsruptiott-andannmilatioh.of t h e dpmesiac circie-^if i t be fof t h i t , then-i t is'magnifieent. '• '• ' -' .?•' , .'"'""-'•.•;

There- a re those w h o are. k e p t in .ppyep: ty , beeatiSB "of; the i r .'oWn ;faultw.^"Thfiy rb ight h a t e been we l l flff, ;bht -they smok^ -ed br chewed Tip; their earnings, 'or- -they;; l i v e d b e y o a d their means,-Wbile.Othersoii t he same'wages abit'-Oh'thb 'sabie feftlafies; sye'at oa to- cpnrpetenicsyi •. I k n o w :.a -.-than. Who was a i l the-t ime; complaMihgof- .ife] -poverty anddefying. ' 'Qvrt,a^amstric^mto,i: •while'; he himself -keeps- t w b dbg*1 ' ^S; chewfl-anCsmok' ahd ^ w i t h whiskyandibTOr, « ^ i ik iaaMeawbier ; ! , . . , . , 1 5 r T !

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b ' n g s a n d a i x ^ n e e exrjensNBi;; proessi'*."W•;"';•• ';•. -^>.-.-'"V-y.-:"V-"^"';-;•".•'i•••',

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your-mornihgidram^and-yduf boOfcdr^in, : a n d ' y p u r . e y e n i n g t o ^ thing, y b b nave-^yer.: to cuTsions; a n ^ y p u e n s u r ^ ^ ^ i ^ f e f y b u r i

;self' and .your- cr4&ren'forever;:Ii .bysqme; .generous, flatvof. t he capitalists. -of' i | S couatry,: pr b y a. n e w l a w - o f •.the.gpvern--: iment.of ' tbepnited-StateSj-SS per . cent qf-d0-per cent o f 100; per .cent were-, adde'dytp; flbe wages;" of the - wofkhig classes; -.of America, i t - : w o u l d . b e . ao : advantage;; to b-uadreds ..of- -thousands,pf-thorft' ;-unIess (they/ stopped-'-strOng:: dr ink. ' Aye, until they b u i t tl^t ::evil-"nabit.tbe inpre mobeyf • itbe aiore ium r ; . t h e rapre.wages,-the : impre,' •holes'.ia.the'-bagv-' ." - • ' ' ' ' . -•••.•.j,-;'V-.'; ;•

My .plea this mpraing is- t o thpsewprk-^ i n g people wjip are. i a ;a diseiptesbip to-' thefehislvy'battle, thebefer . 'mug;and ' the ' wine-|.ask» A'R4'3thlat;I say/to. the;m witl -not be aipaeiappBopiciale to'-.the working-', ,classes'#i.aji ip i h e b , u # i e s s ClasseSj^nd the Hteiuiry.ielass'e^ ;and' •theprofessipnaT vclasses, and. allolasses, abd.-'notWith', t h e people of one age more t h a n of. aTLages, Take.bae goodsqi isBielbpk^ thefsifflering- i

nowf there i» no b u t no t buried. I • » ; » am a n apparittOtt of a m * wii«f;0f taj'.Je^.teMti^

% . on the wi reaand btoodl not able t o ge t ont ,

I g o o n a n d w y t h i t ' t t e i J stolfers from ^ loai q l -T h e older; m e n i n t h e < member tha t some JW8H|;

went toou^ tlu» c o i t i ^ i thepeop le b y hi« showed the

human stomach. ' . d l 4 | b a i M ^ : i i i S r i | . - | ^ tarion (tiitiimtt 4&*k

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his creeping 15mb»! - ^ j t - ' b y ; h i * midnight pULowl

-ibis spn l l V-:f«tirof. t h e rack, - ^ , W » $ e mquisition, taHc c i t b e funeral p y r e i t ^ k of thfrcrusbing juggernaut---be feel* &NW a l l a t o n c e . v ; : , "•-'.".-'' ' ''::'[-.•'f-V'"'-

Have you ever been i n the ward of t he h o s p i t a i ^ h e « ; ^ e * c mMxi^ee are ^ f i i ^ the stench of the i r wounds d r i n i q ( M j ^ their attendants, the i r vpiceai-\jmetSM^:-through t h e nightf T h e keeper comes t ^ iand ' i ' say l i^ t^ i i^ 'v t toWi be s t i t t ! r ! l | % mak ing a U ; ^ 4 b ) t t

: Only" "for-•*'; moment, W- |%; j»oU'jt!t,V-St»: keeperiM.<0oiiti$ie$ -beg&t again^ fNM^-

>^ive nie rbml . Help!^ $ » k e < ^ S ^ o f t m e ! T a k e : j % m o f f m e l d h , . O b d F S t o J they giu^ekgaft^t^&eyii*ej^ani: t hey p iuck but Jii i*r h a j r ^ y h a n d f u l * , j m d b i te (J^DT nails i n to the quick, a n d they gtoan, a n d

a sk fliS k e e p e r i t o k ^ l t i ie^ ; . ^SWbaattB* Smbthef; m e l Strangle n j e f >3Bape ^ B devils off me!" Oh, i t is jib famey akeb^h) T h a t t h i n g i s going b a n o w a l l u ^ « » 4

' a o w n ^ h e l a - n ^ / a t t d l " ^ t h i s is:.gping'*o befflie: « e a & : ^ r ^ % B * f *

yb^-^ldie, I . te^ ™ g ; . •" X . / i V - : - : / ; . ' . . " :•'-. .'•=:•'•••.•":-.--:" •'-"•'-' ;.: Again, the inebriate suffera through t h e lo^ofh iahbm«f . I d o ^ o t b a r e h o w i n a A h e loves h i s wife a n d c h i l d r e n ; : sion f of s t rong i l r i n k ' i a s mastered % will do the most outrageous t h h ^ p ^ C f i jhe could^^not get d r i n k i n any« he would sell Lis J ageV How many homes h a w 1 Jiiplb; that.Way; no one b i * ; ; 6 h ? i a ^ i e r e i a m M f o r t h k t life

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barefoote^ rtncoeabea, w a f l i ' o b . e * ^ . p«tc& o f & e k £ M l e d t and. on.eVe^"*jiB|d ^A'|countonam;es,who w»uM talw b e e l ^ * t ^ . i h u r p h ^ t b r d i y ie6iiit-'m--^&^^Lit^^l

ynii nrr, but frtr fTif f i f t ITiiif iuiii d w h V i j C . ^ 1 ed their parents and - drove them:iHto;^ej ; : ; :& ^rav.e.:; ' \©i bini , ^Qxpa "ifte t&; .0o^'4^k^: despbiler of homes, thbu Tecruitiiig offieer of the;jj^r"r'hitetftee*--.•;•"'[;: ::.":V'.':*-.; r\;}\ ; B u t ray subject takes a deeper toftejwiii t ha t i s ; tha t %%s uafbrtunate , b | *aiftW I J ; speak suffers from the loss of tiie «o iL?*e Bible intimates t h a t h i the future

if we arebafprglven here,our b«4 p»srf«M and appetites, Unrestrained, w i l l g o m l a a e wiffi us a n d make b a r ^ r i n e n t there, jfe?. that, . I suppose, when an inebriate wakes ap , in ; tbe las t w o f l d ^ e Will feel an i&i~ riite' tb^t .c la^r ingC.bn hbn. t fow d o w n i s t h e wbEld^ l thoug i t h e may have been :

very popr,*bef could beg o r b e eould steal fiye cents ip-^ei "thaj,. Which woold s lake

ibisithitsf f o r k l i t t l e wMle j bu t w e t H B i -^"where-is.-theruin ' .iaeoihe.feotnt Dives e o u l i h o t g e t b n ' s i d i s p . o t w a t e r . .* . . . P i b m wliat chaUce of fife wil l tile ho t

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tbralfed, a n d renumber, / t ha t "toward t h a t goal multStudes.!ai».^nhiiigi .-.- T h e disciple^ai:-aleohbiism'-suffefs"" . the; loss of ids self-respect. . J a s t i s s o o c as-a!':

;man.. wa lcesup . apd- finds:that; b e is t h e .eapMve- of -stoBg-.dfiak," he^ -ieelfe flemeafo ed t . . I do-aot-care .how.ii'oekless h e , acts.. H e may say: ' " I -don ' t -m '^ 'V-So/does ; ;

get rid of their last dbltor.- .- ' •• •_: ' . T h e foilowmg'cireUmstaace came under, our-observation.' .A young man;worlied hard' to earn b i s six or seven hundsctf dol­lars- yearly.- Marriage, day -cambi -The bride h a d inherited five hundred: dollars from'Ahev.grand&[thei,

s She.J iKbt ' e^ery dollar of i t o n t h e Wedding 3ress,- T h e y then h a d two rooms in a tbirdstpry. Then

care. H e c a a a o t l o o k &: p o o r - m a n i a the-eye unless i t .-i"s wi th positive- resolution...'

.Three^fourths-of .:his: aa ture .is.-destroyed^ -h is self-respect i s gone^ hesays . things 'he ' . w o u l d no t otherwise, say:;'- hq- ;doej -things; hc.woul4 not pthervyise.do,- - W h e h a m a n is nine-tenths 'gone with.«trbng df ink," t h e first;thing h e wants to^,do-is to persuade • you tha t he. can s top 'any.rimehe Wahtsjto; He eaa.uot, T h e PhHisfings -have bound. h i m h a n d andu-footj:^nd .shorn,his; looks, and 'pu t b u t his eyes, ap.d a re mak ing him-

.grind, i a the.'milfcof-the grea t ho;rfoB '^;Ste;. cannb.tstopi I wi l l p rove-J t , ; ,"'.'," ; .

He knows, t h a t : h is , Gpurse : i s b r ing ing ; ruin .upoa-hims^lf... -; jEEe- Ipveshimseif^- •"if -h e ^ c o u l d s t o p h e - would. ; . He knows his. course is bringing-ruin. to. h is family,. . H e loves them, • H e wou ld stop. - if h e epbld. He. -eann'ofr,; 'Pe rhaps h e /cpuld" three mon thso r . a ye.ar.agp-T^npt-n6w,,; J t o t a s k !bim. t o s top pa a.rnonthi.- 'He.-cannpt-,. b e k-nows h e cannot, so he'does ho t -'tfy; -"I. h a d a f i i end -wip fo r .f^teen.years w a s g o ­i n g d o w n ;abder th i s eml habit. : . ' j fe l iad iaa^e means.;- BEehadijiven thousaiidS-Of dollai's. t o Bible sobieties.and: reformatory institu(iQn.& :of al l sorts,"..' H b was very ge^ .nia},' very generous, -and.very lo'vable,^ a n d •whenever b e -talked .abput this ' evil habit , h e would,say:. r 2 can. s t op any.tinieV*'

B u t he kept , going os, going down, down, down. -His.familyWpuldsay.: " I ; Wish you would s top ." * Why^'* he wbhid . reply^ " I can stop a t any time, i f . I-Waht to." . After s whilej ie- -had flelMbm tre­mens; h e h a d it twice ; a a d yet,,aftei ' that, h e s a i d r .i'-Jcould s t o p ' t r t a l i y . ^ m e i f ' t wanted to . " : : -He 'ig;.dead.;.iiow:»: "Whait" kil led Mm? -Rural- rum p ;Abd'yet'ampng, his- last ;4it'|ff>J1|3es was:: •••?£. can- s top"a$: any ttmev'?.- Hedid 'aptsfOp-i tbecabsehe ' ' -could no t stop ifc' ."OhVlhere is. a"3Snn%-$n.-. iuebxia-!apa-'b'eybnd.Wbich>if:a;.maa^ Gann.pt-stop'!" ".] '."'-- • '.-:>':'"' '•.. ":r-< . One pfthesie said- ; ip a.Christian man-:

'."Sit, :if-I were told tbat %. coutdtft g e t i drink unt i l to-morrow "night ubless-* I-Baa;. all my Bng&is c u t t>ft'J"would say;. ' 'Bring, t he hatchet and cut t h e n p btt ^-npWi'^:.t;

IffObnelto.bfew; ife ,-Jfb one to m i x i t N o e n e t b ^ b r i l . ;.''ji^.«»ne:to'|ihA-!iit;-.'Ji^*' lipns b i w o r i d a t h B h f o r t h e 4iwjjj* < i | b ^ t h e y o u n g n i e a jus t BOW slung on t h e s » * s dusted floor of t be .restaurant, Mfllirais of wbrhHsiiibw- fo t the r ind t h r o w n b«t-fn&9k:

the;'puftebrbowi.:»/:'jajpiearthly bsaqnet . "Divesrer-iedjbf.wafc^T;-.'. 5fhe inebriatecsies fpfrum.•,--• fih^.tlhedeefieTl^^'ng, mafe; .p.eratingvevefh^gn^hfrai; joi^t^druokerd 'ia;:;helll;' Wkfc if.*-_"fjdefld:«»8ie'»|>-|0. search J o f s o m e ^ f e r n a i w o r k i n '*' gyog^ shbp 'aud yshouict g o b a ^ r t n k U i g ; otf Sfet., w m g j b l t b n e d f o p ; of that fo t which ihe -inebjaite." in th6,ibst wor ld longs , w h s i ek-'d temeatwouMifc-n teka ' : ' ^ ;.-.'-;».;. ;

;Pu t t h a t pbedtpp : ^Bbi i off .wing o"b,the fljp;.of fte sttoyed;mebJB§tejlet t he l iquor: -just JobaU i%: ie t ' -^ ; : 4>$ |k%|^ if it bniyhave. ^ftibs^sejc^iil' dr i ak f l e t - tha^drop 3 u s t # i ^ # B ^ J « * ; - : ebr ia fe i t t the- los t Wbrlfl, andl«fc*«wiSt.-"; sp r ing^ tphb i fee tAndcry : ^ ^ I S ^ i i J p l f e i -aha! ; 'Th&t;is; r imFyfcn tL $mim^0^^>. b p fee echoes of. t he flejiined* **CB«»-flto joint!5 ';. j&i; thfe:futufe; wor ld J 4o;;. n o t . 'be -i l ieve : tha t i t w i l l be:' t h e absence tot God? t h a t ^ i ' ^ ^ e ^ ^ ^ k ; 6 ^ ' ' M n m . - t do n o t beHeye tha ta t : wi l l b e the absence o f l i g h t . - 1 : d o n o t b e l i e v e & u ^ J i wi l l fijir the': absenco o f ' t o l to^ ; ' - " i - i i ^ i l r ' ' i t ' ' . «S i f befheabsehbe:ot ' . - ruin." Ob,-;:*^WBjp^ia^:

upon t h e Wine :: wb$ri:."it is red, whea "|t i t movetihiteejj ;aright ib. t he cup , . it#'._tii[ the- hist ll^ b i t e ^ ; l i k e j l { " * B ^ % " . . | j ^ t i t s t inge% l ikeab , adder .? ; . : "..;\"': ':'--• v-;S-'-y .It-is. i bbu t ©meutbai; We bave anottlec

- wemants prbsade l ike; ; that :wbjc^;ip»fe|ft; thfbngh=;#Mo J e n .-of ;twelve yeaiss a g g i ' Wiffe p ^ y e r apo*,*bb]g ;-ii». wbsaejL.weal into thevgrocefies]" a n d whpte nftifijwr-faobds,townaand:cities w ^ w c l e e m » 4 % then? Christian: heroics.' T h i r t y ' ^ t p a t n cteared oufethfl rnjat baffic,. froin a v i U a g c

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;a:-tow^bf»^hou^^;'*^^;.ce«i^^ womenv revived; .to:'^ive' " ^ t t f ^ ^ f r j ^ peace u n t i i t h i B c r n ^ e w M . ^ i ^ ^ ' f i ^ ; :

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