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   Sandusky Daily Register (Newspaper) - March 31, 1890, Sandusky, Ohio                               DAILY REGISTER VOL OHIO MORNING MARCH 31 1890 NO 237 R R R READY RELIEF Hie Cheapest and Kent cine for Family Use in tho World n from onn to twenty minutes never to PAIN with one application Jo matter how tho pain he or with disease may suffer READY RELIEF will afford Instant Cures the Worst Fains in m n mm MINUTES NOT ONE HOUR reading this Advertisement need one with Pain iore Throat Sciatica Lumbago Toothache Difficult g AND PREVENTED liY Ready Relief Heady is i euro for Pain Sprains Pains iu f heat or Limbs It was tin and Is tho Only PAIN lint Dm most and cures Inn or thor or organs by one application If with ncd PNEUMONIA if liny inclination of the Internal o membranes after to cold et Ac lose no time but on a piece of flannel over tho part with congestion or inflammation winch will i nearly every case check Inflammation by UK action tut Inn and tno circulation in IH Kor Instructions Hen our the A in i half tumbler of will in a minutes cure roup Sour Heartburn Sick Headache Dysentery Colic and 11 Internal NEWS OF A The Latest From Devastated Louisville The Engines of the City of Paris Give Out in Mid-Ocean The Work of the and House of Congress this Week Telegraph ance Doomed to Destruction of the Weather WAR I WASHINGTON March p ra J For Monday rain or northerly winds and colder Mull IN ITS WOK -T and enrol for lifty cents here not a remedial intent in the world Bat will euro Fever and ail ether Bilious and other by WAY'S 1.3 in Fifty cents pel JDK BAS WAY'S Resolvent Tlie For the Cure of all Chronic Scrofula etc our book on rice Ivc Minors Consumption Liver There la no that will th bait Prickly Heat and Ulcers Hulls Juniors of all kinds so quick as tlm Let it Dose Than Oilier but One I In- actun of any tin r pit p in or six much riuM hy SI DR WAY'S Great Liver find Stomach Remedy Soothing Act Without fain Reliable and in Their Perfectly tasteless with purify cleanse and UK for of all of tho Liver Bowels t Fever all he Internal Purely con- no mercury minerals Ky March West Louisville Davier county not a business bouse was left standing and but one dwelling left Only one son was killed that a negro boy Many persons were seriously injured The loss in West mated at Louisville is Tbe the of the stive Constipation inward of Bleed in the Head Acidity of the of Food of In the Sour m Fluttering cf the Heart when in a posture of Vision Dots or before tlie nnd Dull Pain In the Head of Yellowness o anil fain In the Bide Chest and Flashes ol Heat Burning iu the Flesh A will free the system from all the disorders 45 per box Bold by all Oilier in March began falling hero about 4 p in bat melts as fast as it fulls and has the effect of a gentle rain No work has been done on ruins today except by als No bodies reported taken out anywhere during the day Funeral followed each other in quick succession to Cave Hill St Louis and other teries and the city KIH been all day in mourning hail been touched had long forgotten tho sentiment in battling with tho world Miss Clara Barton president of the American National association of the Ked Cross Hubbell general field agent ot association and Moreland foreman of their at Johnstown arrived hero tonight The parties were seen at Alexander's by au Associated Press reporter Miss ton I tind that there will bo no need of our assistance here I lind that the calamity in Louisville has been met with admirable courage and very good sense Where tho debris has been re- moved hero it has been piled away so that there will bo no more trouble to handle it the second than it was at the first as is often the case When I see how and well everything haa been done I quite ready to believe your when they tell me you do nut assistance and that they will almost certainly he able to take care of your wounded Another thing is Here while our hearts bowed with sorrow iu sympathy with the bereaved it is not tha leaders a e taken Your business men your advisers and protectors are safe At Johnstown as almost nowhere else tho hillsides were covered with the lit mes nt cottagers whilo the valley vas tilled with the homes of the strung and wealthy who and the place Consequently after the terrible sweep of the destroying there none to take the lead none give of their abundance and in their w to minister to the ing Barton will look over tho field from this point for a time and then in the direction most needed now located within tho sections where danger ot is threatening The of tomorrow will way Tho relief com- which will bo organized will ru gleet nothing that can mitigate the miseries following the storm All money that can be applied with good will be supplied by the of Louisville and it would be to our friends elsewhere an imposition on their good nature and a wrong to those who may need it in the futility if these facts were not made known und if these kind offers were not met sincere appreciation and hearty gratitude as promptly declined 39 offered LOUISVILLE March more missing Sunday and it is be- lived total of the has been mailo Known The injured are ing no deaths have although tho condition it critical simply is becoming very i t is being made to pine i v ill in i nun row night the v ill almost without PERILS Of THE DEEP Engine of tbe Steamer City of Paris QUEENSTOWN March Inman line steamer City of Paris towed by the steamer arrived at the harbor at at 4 o'clock this morning The accident by which the City of Paris was disabled occurred on Tuesday and was caused by the age of the low pressure cylinder of the port engine the flying pieces of metal forcing the bulkhead and dis- abling the starboard All well un- til the evening of the when at p m while the steamer at full speed the starboard engine denly collapsed and the low pressure cylinder broke smashing the injection water pipe connections bursting the iron bulkhead and dividing the port and starboard engines Tne metal flew around in all directions A tion of the machinery smashed through the double bottom The water rushed through the bole into the engine rooms compelling the engineer and firemen to rush to tbe deck lor safety Terrible consequences would have ensued but for the bravery of the second engineer who at tho peril of his life enveloped as he was in the hissing steam managed to shut off the steam thus saving the machinery irom total demolition which would have happened had the engines continued working He then escaped unhurt The passengers were much excited but the captain and officers succeeded in assuring them there was no danger The life boats were cleared and in readiness four use and the pumps were kept working The steamer drifted helplessly until the inst when the captain Bent Chief Officer and six men in a life boat to get into the track of the other line of steamers in hope ot being able to intercept the City of Chester or the Adriatic The boat met the Adriatic which declined to take the City of Paris in tow The now hove in eight and offered to tow the City of Paris The offer was ac ceo ted The Aldergate is a small steamer and unable to tow oyer four or five knots hourly Progress was slow until Saturday when the Ohio was sighted She stood by until 3 p m when the was sighted Two tugs weie sent later The water kept increasing in spite of the work of the pumps An examination is being made by divers WorK Belore WASHINGTON March direction of Mr Edmunds the cam in charge of legislation the order of business in the senate is re- to almost a certainty The dependent pension will be up for discussion tomorrow After the Florida judicial tions is disposed of the Montana elec lion case will be called up The entire time of the senate during the week will likely be consumed nn three items In the house the army appropriation will be continued a subject for consideration After the army ia completed the to admit Idaho as a state will be called up at least two days will be occupied in its discussion Tho tariff is expected to make its appearance in tho house during the week and tho appropriation tee s making ready to report tive appropriation which will leave but two of the bills committed to the committee to be reported that hundreds of cattle are dying for want of food Grain is very scarce and roads BO bad that feed can not be into the counties The gate loss will be large CLEVELAND March ford and Fred Wilson quarreled at sugar camp near Warren Ohio this afternoon and Sanford crushed son's kull with a club Wilson will die Sanford has not been arrested GREENVILLE Miss March break at Easton's is now feet wide and that at Huntington's about 800 A new break occurred at this morning about yards below the one of three years ago The water in the town is now rising one and a half inches per hour Strains and external injuries are the chief causes of weak ankles and joints By the free use of Salvation Oil a cure will be effected in a short time And there was a mask ball that yes and they kept it up pretty lively until morning Yon see they weren't afraid of the early knowing that all the druggist keep supplied with Dr Bull's Congh Syrup the old reliable standby Financial and Commercial March Easy no loam closed at per PRIME At per cent STERLING Steady at 4 84 for 60 days 4 87 for demand total sales of were Stocks continue to show a diminishing ume of business and transactions were In probability the smallest on record while in prices and in the interest taken In them was strictly upon the same plan The bank statement was it anything more favor able than was expected as some money was known to have gone out of tho banks while the receipts from bonds purchased by the ury were limited and the Increase nearly a million dollars So to the of April it is regarded as favorable to better business and tlie general opinion on the street is that a broader and bettor market may bo between the first and fifteenth of next month The efforts of tho bears gave the market which had been utterly featureless a rather heavy tone toward tho end and tho close was leavy though the final changes in all cases were insignificant RAILROAD dull and Tho sale of bonds for the week GOVERNMENT and steady STATE BONDS CLOSED AH 122 MK 04 123 Mutual Union 08 100 TIP A Living Dog is Better Than a Dead Lion The Man of Small Gifts Who Uses What he Has Is Worth More Than he of Great Talent Who Allows His Ability to Lie Dormant US Norton sixes ol do Louisiana la 06 consols do Teu new 9 Trans Ten new L Irm Gen 5s Ton new L San F U M 110 98 81 Paul consols ists St P C 1st G lat is 92 Rio G la T P JR G Tr rots 375 R G W Union 1st 12 Erie seconds West M K T Gen AT FO A T re Haute 38 do American C R K 25 Canada Canada Central LOWING 1311 Mli a B M Missouri Mib le Ohio n New fe 64 H ern 31 Pacific do i Foreign Finance LONDON March at and money in short supply in con of the stock exchange ment and other exceptional causes usual at the close of the quarter Gold arrivals and all other current influence favor lower rates On the stock ex- change a more hopeful feeling prevails American railroad securities are less and neglected Fairly active is the investment demand for American bonds PARIS March Bourse is quiet with prices steady BEHLIN March unfavorable strike caused a depression in the speculative market during tho past week At Frankfort the boeree is also depressed VIENNA March Boerse is dull The resignation of Bismarck filled the with distrust There were large forced sales of speculative shores by weak holders Ohio do let preferred do UO preferred Chicago N Y C St do 2d preferred tit L do do preferred 83 63 Ontario 18 Cleve Columbus Oregon 17 Del Lack a trans Grande 14 Mail East Peo Deo Eav do 1st preferred 71 Pittsburg do 2nd preferred 32 Erie 24 do Ft t Worth Den Houston Illinois Bloom Wst Kansas Texas 9 do preferred 633.1 Tenn Coal Iron 49 Lake Texas Louisville Nash iol O 77 Louisville A Union Memphis 60 United States Kx 86 Michigan 9794 Wab BtL Mil do preferred 2694 do Ex 40 Mln Bt Louis Western Union 81 fc Reading Rook Island Fran 1094 tlo preferred do 1st 88 Paul mi's do preferred 13 Paul A Omaha do preferred 93 MARKETS BY Th for to A CO No 32 Warren street New Vork fur enr book of advice TO TIIE PUBLIC Be SUTO anil ask for and seo taat the name of WAY I e on what yen buy J Short hand and ing and Commercial Courses for Remington Typewriters and Freight to any In Ohio THE BIST AND CHEAPEST ROAD CART IN AMERICA Axles and Tires Light and evenly balanced Has no Horse Send for catalogue CO Trade Directory Leading Houses anil CO Uas and Steam Office Sloane Block Washington Row Sash Doors and aici A- nil r C X col v SCHOEPFLE J HOOVER ft 715 ti 717 Si total now to This added to from the city makes at Mce uf the roller committee will be resumed tomorrow Tho legislature adjourned to the to visit their homes several of which aro in the sections reported ravaged Tlie Storm at iMion Ky DIXON Ky March storm county last afternoon at about G o'clock It WKS of abont twenty minutes tion but in that time eight lives were lost and thirty persona were wounded and pome of them will die The epy amounted to Liin of the George Newman Mrs Taylor Dick Wilson Mrs ton John Trotters C 1 child Henry Ky March about six o'clock Thursday the tornado in the extreme portion of this county and left behind a broad swath of death and destruction leaving scarcely a vestige of timber or between nnd Clay seventeen deaths reported The storm after leaving that vicinity struck the farm of Charles colored it next to the Clias a colored man Here tho work of death began DICK William's house was razed and he and one child and Mrs Sholton killed several others of tho family were injured William was burned The farm of Mr Arnold was next devastated and the house blown down and three of the family badly injured On the farm of Jackson not a building or panel of the fence was left standing The dwelling is a shattered wreck In this house Mr Roland and two children of Mr Head were injured The farms of John John Melton Wiley Melton Mrs Ann Yates and others were not struck but the buildings were blown to atoms On the farm of John Ruby not a vestige of property is left and the entire family are seriously or fatally The farm of Duff Burton torn to pieces On tho of John Doomed to Destruction Louis March J J of the Memphis Commercial arrived here today direct from the flooded district along the Mississippi liver Mr Hogan has just completed hia tour of the devastated region He says the situation is alarming and in hia opinion the flood has not reached the highest notch From Helena the entire Mississippi Delta country reach ing from west and port down to New Orleans seems doomed to destruction Mr Hogan reports that all the people in the wide district threatened who realize the true situation are fleeing for their lives March 29 Bean waters In CINCINNATI March 10 o'clock to-night a committee from a special train of excursionists from Boston bound for Grand River Ky called at the office of the Associated Press in this city Their purpose was to say that the sale of lots at Grand River will occur on April 2d 3d and 4th as heretofore advertised and that the sale will not be postponed by any as was intimated that it might be in the first news immediately after the in a dispatch from Evans villu The special train which con- tho load of Boston and other capitalists left here tonight Firm No 2 red 81 Firm No 2 mixed at 33 Quiet No 2 mixed at 25 Nominal No 2 at 50 Barely steady Firm sales of 700 barrels on a basis of l 02 Steady Steady Heavy at 12 Firm Steady common and light at 3 4 25 packing and butchers at i 40 CHICAGO MARKET CHICAGO March QD Dull and steady 2 spring nt No u spring at 2 red at No 2 at 29 No 2 BARLEY No 2 nominal FLAX No l at 1 Prime timothy at l 20 At 10 60 At 6 15 BULK Short rib sides at 6 dry salted shoulders unchanged short clear sides unchanged At 1 02 Unchanged Weaker hut lower At 1356 NEW YORK Dentists J 8 127 Cdl 1888 hy of Air in phono Kio JANIERO March crop ia reported as middling It is estimated that will be available for export A decree Has been issued ordering thar persons of publishing nr telegraphing false rumors sball be tried by court martial MEN Body and Mind Effects lof or in Old or In a Write them ud waled WAL CO BUFFALO N V Watson the destruction was complete A dwelling occupied bj a tenant was shattered and the inmates seriously hurt while the house of another tenant was blown down and burned On the farm of Mr Sheffer the ruin was com house of Mrs Walker blown down and the family more or less injured The farms of Esquire Ben Pierce Rev Elijah Edwarda others were badly damaged HARTFORD Ky Murch the Dnke neighborhood farmer Giddiness house was blown down on Thursday killing two children and injuring remaining four persons one is reported to be the other one is broken limbs and inter- nal injuries Two churches one school house and half a dozen barns were blown down in the No Creek neighborhood CASTLE Pa March tire destroyed the Park opera house beautiful residence and office Wilson's tin and stove store and plumbing establishment Loss ance ST Louis March heaviest snow storm of tha year set in this morning and at a late hour tonight there cessation There is about sis inches of snow on a level ST Louis March country residence of Johnson dent of the St Louis San Francisco near Webster a western suburb or this city was destroyed by fire yesterday Loss insurance VICKSBURG March tidings from the Mississippi report no change except that water is steadily advancing from Skipwith Crevasse and towns of Mayersville Fillers and Hayes being and must go in a time BERLIN arrived at at 10 o'clock last night CHARLESTON W Va formation from Boone Lincoln and adjoining counties are to the effect Naw YORK March 29 unchanged No 2 red at elevator afloat t o b western at western at 45 Canada 57 and steady ungraded mixed at steamer mixed but anil western -331 and Steady shipping at good to steady and quiet fair cargoes at no 7 fiat bean at 19 steady and quiet fair refining at 476 centrifugal 90 test at 5 quiet and firm dull 50 test New Orleans and steady common to fair to 31 active domestic Japan at TALLOW Nominal city at at Eoc Steady western at mess old at 11 25 do new at 11 25 extra prime CO CUT and in fair demand pickled bellies at shoulders at 6 hama at middles strong short clear at 5 75 quiet western 6 so dairy at ery at Isaacs Elgin at fair at BROOKLYN March the usual difficulty in pitting or even standing room in tho Academy of Music this morning when the service commenced tho ordinary Tabernacle being increased by throngs of persons eager to listen tn tho quent preacher Tho serv ice opened with the singing of the Long Metro doxology by tho immense audience Dr subject A Dead and his text Eccles ix A living dog is better than a dead lion Following is a verbatim report of tho The Bible is the strangest the loveliest the mightiest weirdest the best of books Written by the lawyer Joshua the dier Samuel the judge Ezra builder Job the poet David the shepherd Daniel the prime minister Amos the herdsman thew the custom house officer the tor Paul tho scholar John tho exile and yet a complete harmony from the middle verse of the Bible which is the eighth verse of the one hundredth and seventeenth Psalm both ways to the upper and lower lids and from shortest passage which is the thirty-fifth verse of tlie eleventh chapter of John to the longest which is the ninth verso of the eighth chapter of Esther and yet not an im- perfection in all tho words which it is composed of It not only reaches over tho past but over the future has in it a boat aa in second Samuel and a telegraph wiro as in Job and a railroad train as in and introduces us to a by the name of Cain and a shipbuilder hy the name of Noah and an architect by the name of Aholiab and tells ns how many stables Solomon had to take care of his horses and how much he paid for thoso horses But few things in this versatile and sive book interest mo so much as its those short terse sententious epi- grammatic sayings which my is A living dog is butter than a rload lion THE DOGS LIONS OF TIIE MULE Here tho linn stands for nobility and the for meanness You must know that the ilog mentioned in tho text is not one of our American or European or Scottish dogs that in our mind is a synonym for the beautiful the graceful tho the sagacious und tho true Tlie St Bernard dog is a hero and if you doubt it ask the snows of tho Alps out of which ho picked the exhausted traveler The shepherd clog is u poem and if yon doubt it ask the highlands of land Tho Arctic dog tho rescue of and if you doubt it ask Dr Kane's expedition The watch dog is a living ami if you doubt it ask ten thousand homesteads over whose safety ho watched last night Rut Solomon author oC my text lived in Jerusalem and this dog ho speaks of in the text was a dug in Jerusalem Last I passed days and nights a stone's throw of where Solomon wrote this test and from what I saw of tho canines of Jerusalem by day and heard of them liy night I can understand the slight appreciation my puts upon the dog of Palestine It is lean and snarly and ing and afflicted with parasites and takes revenge ou the human race by filling the nights with clamor AH up and down tho Bible the most of which was written in lino or Syria or contiguous lands the dog is used in contemptuous comparison Hazael Is thy servant a dog that ho should do Iu self abnegation the woman Even tho dogs eat of tho crumbs which fall from the master's table Paul says in of and St John speaking of heaven Without aro dogs On Hie other hand tho lion is strong and loud voiced and at its roar tho forests echo and the mountains tremble It is for strength and when its hide is removed muscular compactness is something wonderful and tho knife of dissector bounds back from the dons By tho clearing off of the forests of Palestine and the use of firearms of which the lion is particularly afraid they have dis- appeared from places where once they ranged but they were very bold in times They attacked an army of Xerxes while marching through Macedonia They were so that ono thousand lions were slain in forty years in the amphitheatre of Rome bary lion the Cape lion tho Senegal lion the Assyrian lion make up a most absorbing and exciting chapter in natural history As most oC tho Bible was written in regions lion haunted this creature appears in almost all parts of Bible as a simile David under- stood its habits of night prowling and day slumbering as is seen from his The young lions roar after their prey and seek their meat from God The sun ariseth gather themselves together and lay them down in their dens And he cries out My soul is among lions Moses know them and said Judah is couched like a lion knew them for he took honey from the carcass of a slain lion mon knew them and Tho king's wrath is as the roar of a and again The slothful man There is a lion iu the way Isaiah know them and says in tho The lion shall eat straw like an ox knew and says Tho third was as the face of a lion Paul knew them and I was delivered out of the mouth of the lion Peter knew them and says The dovil as a roaring lion walketh about St John knew them and says of Christ Behold the Lion of the tribe THE OF THE TEXT Now what does my mean when it puts a living dog and a dead lion side by side and says tho former is better than the It means that faculties actively used aro of moro value than great faculties ployed How often you see Somo man he will como up gloriously on the other side and the God who has watched him all through will give him a higher seat und a better sion and a grander eternity than many a man who had ou earth before his name the word honorable and after his LL D and F R S Christ said in Luke tho sixth ter that in heaven some who had it liard here would laugh there And I think a laugh of delight and congratulation will run around the heavenly when this humble ona of whom I spoke shall yo up and take the pre- of many Christians who in this world felt to be of ninety-nine per cent moro importance The whisper will go round tho galleries of Can it be possible that that was tho in oui it be possibly that wus thm car driver on our Can it bo ble that was tho sexton of our Can it bo possible that is the man that heaved coal into our I never could have thought it a reversal of l We were clear of him on earth hut he is clear ahead of us in Why we had ten times moro brains than hu had we hud a thousand times moro money than he had we had social position higher than he had wo had opportunities more than ho had but it scorns now that more with his ono talent limn wo did with our whilo Solomon standing among tho thrones overhears whisper und sees tho wonderment and will with benignant and all smile say Yes it is as I told the world many faculty actively used than great talent un- employed better is a living dog a dead THERE ABli PLENTY OF LIONS The simple fact is that the world has been and tho world is now fiill of dead lions They aro people of great capacity and largo opportunity doing nothing for the ment of society nothing for the overthrow of ovil nothing for tho salvation of souls Soino of them are monetary lions They have accumulated so many hundreds of thousands of dollars that you cun feel their tread wher they walk through any street or coma into any circle can by one financial move upset the money market Instead of tho ten per cent of their income which tho Bible lays down as the proper proportion of their con- to tho of God they do not give five per cent or three per cent or two per cant or one per cent or a half per cent or a quarter per That they aro lions no ono doubts When they roar Wall street State street Lombard street and the Bourse tremble In a few years they will lie down and die They will have funeral and a long row of fine carriages und mightiest requiems will roll from the organ and ed shaft of Aberdeen granite will indicate where their dust lies but for all use to tho world that man might us well have never lived As an experiment as to how much he can carry with him put a ten cent piece in the palm of his dead hand and five years after open tho tomb and you will find that he has dropped even tho ten cent piece A Yes but a dead He left all his treasures on earth and has no treasures iu heaven What shall the stonecutter put upon the obelisk over I suggest let it be the man's name then tho date of his birth then the date of his death then the That Hood's Sarsaparllla docs possess tive power Peculiar to Itsell is conclusively shown by tlie wonderful cures it has effected unsurpassed In the history ot medicine This absolute merit It possesses by reason of tlie fact that it Is prepared by a Combination Proportion and Peculiar to Hood's Known to no other medicine and by which the full medicinal power of all the ingredients used is retained Hood's parilla is a highly concentrated extractor Dandelion Mandrake Dock per Berries and other well known vegetable remedies It has won its way to the leading place among medicines by its own intrinsic undisputed merit and has now a larger sale than any other similar preparation In this country If you never taken Hood's Sarsaparilla a fair trial will convince you of Us excellence and merits Take it this season J can hardly estimate benefit received from using Hood's Sarsaparilla I was prostrated for nearly circulation f blood L although my physician treated me for nervous trouble Tills spring tbe samo symptoms re- turneil and 1 concluded to be my own cian and began using Hood's I have not lost one day from my work and like a person K J ness Manager St Ohio 13 sold by 91 sir for 85 C I HOOD Co Lowoll 100 Doses One Dollar their last sharp spoken their luM They have their lust act When a tawny ant of tho desert rolls over Hie ess and whelps fill the air with shrieks und howls and lash themselves into lamentation and it is u genuine grief for tlm poor things But when this dead lion of monstrous ness expires there is nothing but dramatized woe for Hotter is a living dog than a dead lion My text also nn opportunity of the living present is than a great op- passed Wo spend much of our time in If I only linil We eun all buck nnd sou occasion where wo might have done a great deed or might havo an important rescue or we might have dealt u stroke that would have a vast result Through stupidity or lack of appreciation of the crisis or through procrastination wo lor this chance go by How much linn we have wasted in thinking of what we might have said or might havo We spend hours and days and years in walking around that doad lion Wo not resuscitate it It will never open its again There will never bo another spring in its paw Dead as nuy feline terror of South Africa through whoso heart thirty years ago Gordon dimming tho slug Don't let us any more time to the de- of Hie dead past There are other opportunities remaining They may not bo as groat but they aro worth our attention Small opportunities all around opportunities for tho saying oC kind words and doing of kind deeds Helplessness to bo helped Dis- heartened ones to be encouraged Lost ones 10 in of young who ii iht vim will livu for Christ and dir Him In pulpit stood a Tho last time 1 in was fifteen ngo mul were liar Three young had conn to disturb thu and I hoy had stones in their pockets to hurt at the preacher of tin men referred to refused tu puri in nnd thu left tho II for i i ill to 1 ilir but the i My MI d but n tlay tr nil lis that my I it in Our i forgery In c for r grace of io I a ono up thn grace of lift 1 proclaim n Free it Spell out thoni in L tho earth tind people b deemed Fret lift in thrones roll That w ill yol with Be- Oh the joyful Tis to A halm Tor wound A for our Burled in sorrow and ill sin At dark door wo lay wo ariso by grace To see a heavenly day to be found Though the present may in- Scripture passage Better is a living significant as compared with the past dog than a dead lion tcr is a living dog than a dead lion But I thank God that we are having just now an outburst of splendid beneficence that is to increase until tho earth is girdled with it It is spreading with tho speed of an epi- demic but with just the opposite effect of an epidemic Do you not notice how wealthy men are opening free libraries and building churches in their native Havo you not seen how men of largo means instead of leaving groat philanthropies in their wills for disappointed heirs to quarrel about and tho orphan courts to swamp aro becoming their own and After putting aside enough for their families for ho that provideth not his own and thoso of his own household is worse than an they are What can I do not after I am dead but while ing and in full possession of my faculties to properly direct tho building of the churches or tho hospitals or tho colleges or tho ries that I design for the public welfare and whilo yet 1 have full capacity to enjoy the satisfaction of seeing the good There aro bad fashions and good fash ions and whether good or bad fashions aro mighty Ouo of thu good fashions now starting will sweep the fashion for wealthy men to distribute whilo yet alive their surplus accumulation It is being helped by tho fact that so many largo estates have immediately after testator's death gone into litigation Attorneys with large are employed on both sides and the case goes on month after month and year after year and after ono court it ascends to another court and is decided in tho opposite direction and then now evidence is found and tho trials aro all repeated Tho children who at tho father's funeral seemed to havo nn uncontrollable grief after the will is read go into elaborate process to prove that tho father was crazy and therefore incompetent to make a will and there are men on tbo jury who think that the fact that tho testator gave so much of his money to the Bible society and tho ary society or tho opening of a free library TaSio AV TOLEDO Match 59 and steady at 81 and steady at 3134 at 23 CLOVER and steady at 3 30 National Bank OK Capital and Surplus Buys and Bells Government All Government Coupons cashed at their value either in Currency Gold or Its lent at ail times to buy or sell all ment Securities We also collect Govern Bonds and Drafts And attend to Government other business with the A H President PEAKS Soap is the most elegant adjunct vita limited capacity vastly useful He takes that God has given him and My mental endowment is not largo and world not rate me high for my and my vocabulary is limited and my tion was defective but liere goes what I liave for God ami salvation and the making of the world good and happy He puts in a word hern and a word there encourages a faint hearted man gives a Scripture passage in consolation to some bereft woman picks up a child fallen m the street and helps him brush oft tho dust and puts a piece in his hand lulling lain not to cry so that the boy is singing before he gets round the corner ou everybody that has a letter to carry or a message to deliver comes into a rail train or stage coach or depot or shop with a smiling face that sets to thinking If that man can with what pears small equipment in life bo happy why cannot I possessing far more than he has be equally f One day that kind of ing things may not amount to much but forty years of one but God himself can appreciate its immensity There are tens of thousands of such people Their circle of acquaintance is small The man is known over at the store Ho is clerk or weigher or drayman and he Isi known among those who eit near him clear back in tho church under the galleries and at the ferry gates where ho comes iu knocking the mow from his shoes nnd threshing his arms around his body to revive circulation on some January morning But if he should die to-morrow there would not be a hundred people who would aboat it Ho will never havo his name in the newspapers but once and that will be the announcement of his death if some one will pay tor the In- sertion so much a line for the two lines But is proof positive that ho was insane and that he knew not what ho was signing when ho subscribed to tlie In tin namo of God amen I being of sound do make this my last will and testament NOW IS THE TIME FOR GOOD The torn wills the fraudulent wills tho broken wills have recently been such a spectacle to angels and to mon that all over the land successful men aro calling in archi- and saying to How much would it cost for me to build a picture gallery for our or What plans can you draw me out I am specially interested iu the and how large a building would accommodate three hundred of or The Church of God has been a great help to mo all re lifo and I want you to draw me a plan for a church commodious beautiful well ventilated and with plenty of windows to let in tho light I want you to get right at work in making out plans of such a building for though I am well now lifo is uncertain and before I leave the world I want to seo something dono that will bean appropriate acknowledgment of the goodness of Gorl to mo and mine now when can I hear from In our own city wo havo many this What a grandeur of beneficence has our fellow citizen Mr Pratt demonstrated building educational institutions which will put their hands on tho nineteenth century and the twentieth century nnd all tho All honor to such a man! Do not say so when IMS is doad say it now It would be si good thing if somo of the eulogies chisel on tombstones wore written on paper in time for the philanthropists to read whilo yet they are alive Less post-mortem praise and moro A poor Scotch lad came to at twelve years of age and went to Pittsburg He looked around for work anel became an engineer in a cellar then to become a telegraph messenger boy then rosa to a tion in a railroad office then to a plap iu a telegraph office then rose to bo tendent of a railroad till ho ftn iron and steel manufacturer then rose until he opened free libraries in his native land and last month a free library in City and now offers two million lars fof a freo library in Pittsburg This ex- ample will be catching until tho earth is How majestic such men in com- parison with some I wot of who amass wealth and clutch it with both hands until death be- gins to feel for theiK heart strings nnd then dictate to an attorney a last will and testament in which they spito some daughter because she married against her father's wish and fling a few to God and suffering humanity as much as to I have kept this surplus property through all these severe winters and through all these long years from a needy and suffering world and would keep it longer if I could but as I must give it up take it and much good may it do you I Now we begin to understand the ter a living dog than a dead lion THE DEAD Who would attempt to write tbe obituary of tho dead lions of the dead lions of law the dead lions of medicine tho dead lions of social Vast capacity had they and mighty range and other men in their presence were as powerless as the ante- lope or heifer or giraffe when from the a Numidian lion springs upon its prey But they get through with life They lay in their lair They have made dog USELESS REGRET The most useless and painful feeling is tho one of Repent of lost wd must anil get pardon we may but regrets dishearten and cripple for future work If a sea captain who once had of a White Star steamer across the Atlantic ocean one foggy night rims on a rock oil Newfoundland and passengers an-l ship ish shall ho refuse to command of a boat up tin North river ami I never will go ou the again unions I can run one of the White Star Shall tlie engineer of n who at a station misread the telegram of n train dis- patcher und went into collision and for that has been put down to the work of ing a freight train I never will again mount an engine unless I can run a vestibule Take what you havo of left Do your best with what remains Your shortest winter day is worth moro to you than can be tho longest day of a j summer Your opportunity now as compared with previous opportunities may bo small as a rat terrier compared with tho lion which at fatally wounded by the gun of Livingstone in its death agony upon the missionary explorer and with its jaws crushed tho bone of his ami to splinters and then rolled over and but Better is a living dog than a dead lion My text also means that the condition of the most wretched man alivo is better than that of tho favored sinners departed Tho chance of these lust is gone Where they aro they cannot make any earthly assets ble After Charlemagne was dead ho was set in an ornamented sepulchre on a golden throne and a crown was put on his cold brow and a sceptre in bis stiff hand but that gave him no dominion in the next world Ono of the most interesting things I saw last winter in was of olden times the very who oppressed the Israelite's Tho inscription on his sarcophagus and the writing on his bandages beyond controversy that he was tho Pharaoh of All the and the explorations I hat it is tho old scoundrel himself Visible thu vary teeth with which he against tbo There are the sockets c f the merciless eyes with which ho looked upon the of God There is the hair that flouted in the breeze off tho Red Sea There aro tho very lips with which ho commanded them to make bricks without straw Thousands of years afterward when the wrappings of the mummy were unrolled old Pharaoh lifted up his arm as if iu tion but his skinny bones cannot again clutch his shattered sceptre He is a dead lion And is not any man now living in tlie fact that ho CAUTION bottom If t- price W L DOUGLAS SHOE GENTLEMEN Laced Grain and moor world hU OO SHOE 00 POLICK AND Fine Calf Heavy f 2 BO SHOE All iu snu SHOES SHOK FOU Dent KeM W I- Douglas by GIEDEMAN HOMEGARDNER Janl has opportunity of repentance and salvation better off than any of those departed ones who by authority or possessions or influence positively leonine and yet wicked A CHANCE TO UK SAVED a thins tf congratulate you on is your Why it worth more than all tbe gems of the universe kindled into ono precious I am What does that Why it means that I still have all ity of being saved myself and helping others to be To bo Why it means that f have yet another chance to correct my past mistakes and make sure work for heaven Alive nro Come us celebrate it by new resolutions new self examination now consecration and a career Tho smallest and most insignificant today is worth to us more than livo hundred yesterdays Taking advantage of tho present let us get pardon for all tho past and security for all tho future Where are our forgiven I don't know God know cither Ho Your sins and iniquities will I remember no more What encouragement In tho text for all Christian Despair of no one's vation While there is lifo there is hope When in England a young lady asked for a class in a Sunday school the superintendent laid go out on the street and get own class She brought in a ragged ind filthy boy The superintendent gave him jood apparel In a few Sundays he absented Inquiry discovered that in a street be had his decent apparel torn off He brought in and a second time bly clad After a few Sundays he again dis- and it was found that was ngam and wretched the wo can do nothing with bun Hut the fitted him up again an started him again After a while tho gospel took hold of him and hia heart changed He started for the ministry and became a foreign missionary and on heathen grounds lived and translated tho Scriptures and among tlie most illustrious names of tha Church on earth and in heaven is tho name of glorious Robert Morrison Go forth and save the lost and remember however de- however ragged and however filthy and undone a child is a man is or a woman is they aro worth au effort I would rather their opportunity than any that will ever be given to thoso who lived m cent sin and splendid unrighteousness and then wrapped their gorgeous tapestry around them and without a prayer expired Better is a living dog than a dead THE LAST SHALL DE i In the great day it will be found that the last shall bo first There are in the and in the haunts of iniquity today those who will vet bo models of holiness and Trotting Stallion standard and registered A rich mahogany bay horse standing bands high and pounds by Hermes SK record trial Bonnes did not a mure until after alx years old and then for several years wan bred only to a common class of mares Only of his colts have been trained of records below and the remaining four will certainly enter the circle this and ono will undoubtedly trot In or better 1st dam fanny tria own sister to Macy that was sold In Kentucky this winter for tiie of Lucy Macy by Georgo 619 record Harry Guy Wilson So So J is aud 65 other performers 2nd dum Belle Clay dam o Amy King and Clay of dams of Atlantic Amy Annette and 6 others In or better 3rd flam Betty Brown of Boy Kitty the dam of Ailcen dam of Hoy is the dire of na 3-year old re-cord 2.23 old record hy Patchen 58 sire or loin Met and of the dam 9 of Gay lona Karon Wilkos and 32 others In the list 4th dam Pickles by Mambrino Chief 11 sire of the Director and 21 others In and better 6th dam by Brown's Gth dam by Gray Hermes is by giro of Maud B Noontide and 24 others in or letter 18 a looking horae of unusual style and finish l< well all overi with a plenty of Hone ami substance has splendid legs i style and conformation Is as nearly perfect an any one could has a strong stride pure trotting gait and the of a fast and game hone After a Unified season in the stud nut Into regular training Pnd a record below Service fee with privilege of free return next season if mare proves not to bo In foal or to Insure maro In foal Terms cash or good note at time of o will stand on Market In the rear of J B harness shop WILLIE Who will stand at for tho season with Water street O NUGENT PHYSICIAN AWD BUK V GEON Successor to 8 D McClute old has opened an office at m Jackson of tbe domestic animals on tne latest Special attention at operation and ce Ho 3M Prompt attention at all times LORD ALMONT of Erie Girl and otter well known ton will maie Franklin WJ   

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