Sandusky Daily Register (Newspaper) - July 21, 1890, Sandusky, Ohio DAILY REGISTER VOL OHIO MONDAY JULY 21 1890 NO 77 peculiar points make Hood's superior to all other medicines ia combination 1 of d full valuo of i t Known iic vegetable in parilla K only mod v which can truly One Hundred JJollar Medicines In larger smaller larger doses and do not as good results as Hood's Peculiar II medicinal merits aa cures cilo unknown and li is won for the title The blood ever discovered if good of Hood's Lowell I a ri of all purifier now jr sold In it id made oilier Moon Peculiar in it- nal ri cord of no other preparation MJf tl pOpil 1 In a time its and among all classes of people not i d to luiy ther preparations h t 1 o sine i p t Hood's JOG Doses One Dollar y r Slop AU A representation of on oar CO YORK lor hi A CURE FOB ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS hale r i ni i rul tn the t it fifteen or Ul I AM in T No or lull tin ition no Wi nr ill tile use ol tlm U li to la halt a tumbler of wl I in i tew He ul Wind in HowoN all intern d sli mill e in v i tie with A few drops In will M iKn t oi from w U H butler than Fronch or Hitters i-J 1 l Ail I FEVEK and AGUE d for lirty cent Thero Is not ii remedial In the world that will and nnd all other aided by PI I T qm klj as WILL Foi whether siek o spr uus hues of tin neck in bulc mns the and ot all the ot will ite ease and a ft w s i cure en o IMS Resolvent Purifier the Curent Chronic Chronic Rheumatism Scrofula etc dry cancerous of Oip Imiss dyspepsia tumors hip trout dropsy wilt rheum bronchitis Liver fee Sold by All DOLLAR PKK The Great Liver Stomach DR for Ibo of of tho Stomach Liver Bowels Kidneys Bladder Diseases Los of Dyspepsia Biliousness Fover of the Bowels Piles and all derangements tho Purely vegetable con no mercury or Price per box Sold by al druggists will he accomplishes bv taking By so dome Headache Dyspepsia Foul stomach Bilious BCBS will bo d voided aud tho tood that is contributors properties for th support os tho natural waste ot the body DYSPEPSIA Dr Rad way's Pills aro a euro tor this com plaint They restore strength to tho aid enable It to perform its Th disappear uid wit them the liability of tha to diseases Taks tUo t directions and observe what we say in and True respecting diet Send a letter stamp for postage to 32 Warren street Now Vork fo False mid ESSENS T0 LIFE T0 LIFE n I LU BRADFIELD art Congressional Forecast for the Week Answer Filed in a Noted Chica go Case A Van Wert Man Arrested for Murder Getting Ready for the Encamp ment at Boston r or coast of WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON Jaly 20 tl p m forecast lor 24 hours commencing For Fair easterly winds warmer urn run Filed in a Celebrated Chicago Suit CHICAGO July SO Jolin W Senator Charles B Farwell nan Abner Taylor and Lawyer George have been filed to William Sturgis on which he an injunction recently re- training the sale ot shares of lie capital stock of the Land ind Investment and goven ot tho Land company claimed that this property was by him as collateral security for i note for made to him by John in part payment tor raising and of capital to aid tho Farwell syn- irrite in building tho State Tho defendants deny that the off was over Riven as part payment or any but it was a simple in fiom John V Farwell Farwell i pretty generally credited hat got him Into schemes for Ho prior to 1834 Sturgis had worked him for about that respectable ii m the ad vice and persuasion t In that year Sturgis went London un private business and of- while there to get subscriptions ir a Texas plan then put on ot Ho reported on his return that 0 fror subscriptions for large amounts inn statement Farwell found to be on a to London in 1884 lie r f ho had been misled by he organized capital tor the aud Investment and with Kensington c Co of London to negotiate and li its debentures at their own ex- 1 nee they to tho stock in capital company equal to 50 per cent f tho bonds they should sell A ro ite contract for a transfer Stm 2m ot halt tho shares the ork to be under contract with u urid by Sturgis transferred i Farwell says tho ui company raised only ot o and then repudiated contract Farwill had to uv tho rate contract Farwell had to rebate contract of the com- ciny for pounds sterling in de ot tho company al i pur it wii to the name of who acted as the agent and ot representing that 10 Kensington company would not directly with the raise the standard of revolt in Ghiata mala Private telegrams from San Salyado say that San Salvadorians the artillery in battle which took place on Thursday It i remored that President Barillas o talks of resigning BASK American R B H At lo Brooklyn 0 10 Ryan Pitz At Athletics 1 3 St Louis o 12 Wells At Stars 2 7 Toledo 4 4 RoOgers At Rochester 8 13 Columbus 8 9 O'Connor Heady for ihc BOSTON July reunion com- of the National Grand Army earnestly desires the ames of all organizations that haye ecured through the local members and application to the committee loir own accommodations names of residing officer add secretary and lace and hour of meeting should be ent before August 1 The committee Iso desires that all military and naval that contemplate holding eunions during encampment week nd have not already notified the com- should do so at once Notices should be sent to J P on chairman tho reunion No 2 A Beacon on Mass Forecast WASHINGTON July on IP bili is expected to begin in tomorrow the that in the morning hour the appropriation shall be up and considered until 3 clock then to eive way to the tariff ill tho consideration of the lortner to on the succeeding days in he hour it necessary tor has stated his intention o r a general speech on the tariff t S o'clock Monday Tho Republicans not nd under the present ar- to engage in tho general on tho therefore the cratic senator will make the opening The Republican members of committee haye been in- by the Democratic minority they will nut make a formal report the passage of the No be made week to tho confederation of tho river nd harbor bul it tho debate on tin silver seems to be protracted ts managers will consent to sot a day tho to the iver and harbor to come before ho Nothing deCuite has been decided tho Republican caucus upon he which is being pre- ared by tho majority ot privileges and elections It is said hat as soon as it is ready for ion and discussion tho caucus will be ailed to determine what shall be done In tho house this week the program f business has been partially outlined y special order To-morrow the votes are to be taken n amendments to the original package biJ itself The bankruptcy is to come up nest in order and will occupy ho lime up to Thursday There is a to debate at length the con- on the District of appropriation and if itis up for consideration Thursday it will probably occupy the the week Otherwise the committee may be expectet to fill in the time with gin nnd South Carolina contested lection cases Arrested oil a Serious VAN WERT O The shock ing murder ot Engineer ot the Cincinnati Jackaon Mackin aw road while on his engine and thi probable fatal wounding of his fire man Sam Roadhouse resulted in airest of tho latter with the crime He protests his inno nee and sticks to his first that they were both assaulted by an unknown man They were known to have been quarreling for several days and the detectives theory is that Van knocked him down injuring bis head in a horrible manner on th fender The detectives think ho then waited his opportunity and struck tbi engineer with a hammer which wai found covered with blood The are alco searching for Blair Mock was to the penitentiary on Van testimony aid who swore tc Uill the latter MARION Ind July Blair Mock of this city whose name is mentioner in n Van Wert Ohio special In con the murder of Van Devender will have no in proving an alibi Youn Mock is now in the livery busi here He was here o Friday night and his father states tha ho has been out ot town but once sine his pardon and that was when he at the Wabash races last month Thri of for the o Defender was tried in thi city on the charge oE Avar in San Salvador CITY OF MEXICO July The E Universal publishes an account of battle between and Sai Salvadorians in San Salvador in the former were defeated with a heav loss The force num bered Gen a Guata lian refugee has left to tak part in the war He will probabl tar Fair July a large ing held in Farewell hall this after- noon the following resolutions were passed unanimously by a rising vote Resolved That the legislature of our state be called to meet this week and take action in reference to the Columbian exposition be earnestly requested to see to it that the exposition be closed on Sundays Resolved That tho to our y state and nation of an open European Sabbath cannot be mated and that the American ion of a Sabbath must go down to be trampled in the dust Resolved That the example sot by the United States ot America at delphia in 1876 and in Paris in 1890 shall 30 continued and that we owe it to the working people of the world and to those of our own nation and tate that this most precious born of a day of rest be saved for them Resolved Tnat a copy of these lutions be forwarded to the state ite and house of representatives and o the governor Resolved That a copy of these bo forwarded to the of tbe United States com- missioners of wards Columbian ition and the board of directors The meeting was under the direction fa gentleman more or less identified tho Young Mens Christian for CHICAGO July special from Springs says Three ago B F Shinney a business nan ot this place and a large ranch wner in South Park was kidnapped nd taken into tho mountains by a named Harris who bat owed him 000 for a unch of cattle he purchased ot him inco that time nothing been card of Shinney Mr Harrington a procured the requisite urn recently and went into tbe to pay tho ransom He too TAPS July brilliant meteor passed over this city last night t p m in a ion The phenomenon was witnessed a great many Despatches noting the of a meteor came rom points as far south as Springfield lie DAVENPORT la July biennial fest of the Upper began here today societies and turning classes re present from DesMoines Ottumwa Rock Island Moline ott Clinton Muscatine and other The attendance is the largest n the history of the association PATTERSON N J July ex- machine shop of J C Todd no of tho oldest manufacturing in this city was destroyed by fare this morning entailing a lors of about DUBLIN July his sermon in he cathedral at Armagh today Rev Vlr denounced secret He referred especially to the Ancient Order of He said hat this society which was founded n America was seeking new members n he warned all Catholics against having anything to with it ST PAUL July weather luring the past week has been watched closely as at this season of the year a week of general bad weather would accomplish great damage to the ng crops Reports received from all over the Northwest are decidedly favorable LOUISVILLE July A Milli- dn prominent wholesale liquor er died here to-day MAY rison attended church to-day Mr G W Boyd of Pennsylvania railroad called with his wife Mr Boyd is an old friend of the Harrison family ing been quite intimate with them when they lived in Indianapolis WASHINGTON July recently proprietor of the Sunday Gazette this city died at his residence here to-day July J o'clock Sunday morning the bound Monon train struck a cow near Lennox The engine wai ditched and engineer Wm Strope o this city caught beneath it crush ec and scalded to death None of the sengers were July 18th Foremost of attractions to individ initiated into the mysteries Blackstone and other repositories ot lay and learning is the State Bar held this week at the Beebe house Here wit and pointed polished dazzles on every hand From towns and cities all over the state and from points in states adjacent the legal brethren have ered to a feast of fat things The hotels are well and the verandas and grounds adjacent teem will and gentlemen among whom are represented a larg number of eminently learned and cultured people branch known ns the Prose cuting Attorney's association held a meeting in Bebee hall at 10 a ro July 15 The program of exercises present ed included papers on the following The Increase of Crime It Causes and Hon H E Mansfield The Relation of to the Reformation ot considered Hon Holing Columbus Criminal Prac S C Jonos Troy The Grand Hon Chase Steward Springfield Much business of import ance waa also transacted The session of the Stat Bar association wag hold July at p m The hall was with an unprecedented assemblage o long phrenologically consid ered and wisdom and gray hairs brains and baldness abounded while brilliant nucleus of ascending a legal make up brightened on tne ho rizon Numerous ladies the wives relatives and friends of members in the audience The was called to order by Hon Samuel F Hunt of Cincinnati Tbe gentleman presented a letter from Gov James E Campbell by whom th welcome address was to have been given Gov Campbell sent his com to the association regret at his inability to be and tendered thanks for the hono conferred The annual address of th president on the subject of lega came next on the program in which the slow and torturous proces of law with its long delay of justice was ably treated Col Holmes is a man of fine scholarly presence His armaments were deep and cal and strongly touched with wit am eloquence and were enthusiastically received Following came the reports of the secretary treasurer and ing committees together with rials of deceased members The ing was variously spent in social rec and interchange of experi ences Thursday July the convention was called to order at 9 a m At this session the following programme waa present ed: Address subject John tribute to one of Ohio's most gifted Hon of Akron an by Gon John C Lee of Toledo subject Relation ol and Bar adjustment of ness At tho afternoon session an ad- Iress was Riven by Hon John F Dil op New York subject Uis School of Jurisprudence An address by Hon S A Northway sub ect Necessary Reform in Our Jury System At 9 o'clock in the evening a Banquet was enjoyed by members of the association in the Beebe dining halls At Friday's session an address s to be given by Hon Joseph Cox the election of officers will take place and other miscellaneous business d The State Bar association was organized in 1880 Its object is to the law and bring it within tho of the ordinary intellect To shorten its process and bring speedy of cases and speedy justice Samuel F Hunt judge of tho superior Cincinnati is sojourning at the Joebe house Among other guests at at the hotel is Judge F W Moore of ho same Judge is a of Geo H BeeDe His has been a most successful one noteworthy At tho ago of 19 ears he enlisted in the army passed hrough the war of the rebellion the honors of a gallant sol ier Subsequently ho became colonel t the First regiment a number ot tho legislature and has many important official of recent arrivals also the following names of Col C M Keyes Major 1 B King Dr T W Amor Smith U S revenue lerk Cincinnati J K Hamilton mayor of Toledo John B Mosby layor of Cincinnati Judge C P Baldwin Joseph Cox Cleveland Geo j St John a capitalist of Pt Clinton Ion M F Dillon New C E S G Cummings bhn A Scharck and wife Miss Helen Dayton Mrs B Mias Jennie Dwelle Dr A J Gowne and child usky Judge Elliot Dayton Hon II j Bell Mansfield Hon Cyrus Hilling J Hunker house re registered the Dr E A Detroit II J Lee St Louis Tohn A Egen U S N Miss Zoo er Miss L Striker Miss Striker fills ho position of cashier for the firm ot Rood Co Hon J J Akron Judge Hardy Wauseon O At- orney Frank C Dougherty of tho arae place 0 S Bond treasurer and Clerk's Savings bank edo accompanied by wife and on Judge R C Lemon Hunker ot io spent a season with friends t the Hunker house Pleasure society of a numerous party took dinner at the house July 10th John McCarroll Rey C S Hills Detroit Attorney H G Dr D H Patchen and Col J Blakeley C D Yates and wife Franklin Pa L A Sackett iwner Johnson house Cleveland James Cox Philadelphia Major J W Jarroll Cincinnati 1st O N G Jeo W Hill United States fish com- Carrie Ward of leveland sister of J W Ward of the bouse is visiting at the hotel and is by Mrs Geo W Crozier Miss Ida N Yates a daughter of tbe of Adams Express Co all of Cleveland 0 P Wharton editor Sandusky Three of the members of the Hoodlum a social organization of Cincinnati spent a few days at the Park hotel last week Other guests at this hotel are J Reekhart inspector of ngs Cincinnati C D Woodruff and amily LaFayette Bloom O J Hoep- ie Cincinnati Miss M Bloker Miss tf Ritter Sandusky C C Seeger Cleveland Fred Gerold George lart Conrad Martin Hotel O Pitts and wife Ben Windecker and wife M H Ritz Cleveland A Meyers building of Dayton also L W Meyers n jeweler of that city and S an official W T Devor and S Thomas members of the Bar association from Ashland are guests at the Graves Two arrests for fighting and disorderly conduct were made July 18th by Marshall Louis Foye The parties Sailed from Detroit Friends of the culprits on Thursday paid the inos and costs which amounted to each and the pugilists boarded the steamer for of the Cleveland Dealer was on the island this correspondent o the Columbus Dispatch attendee the State Bar E R Horton of this place will deliver an address of welcome to the Yonng Mens Lyceum of Sandusky who arc billed for a literary entertainment al Opera house on the ing of July Ladies Social Pleasure club of Port Clinton gave aii excursion to Isle St George via steamer Secor July The party on the island and spent a pleasurable season with friends at thai Harry Cooke son ot Jay Cooke tho Philadelphia banker arrived here July 17th and is ing at the summer yilla of bis father on Gibralter Ar of nephew of the coffee man was at the Graves house man exhibited on the island also pui up at this moonlight excursion from Kingsville Ont via City of Dresden July Mrs A M of go has been visiting on the An immense excursion from was given on the steamer Frank E on the 15th the Newsboys Aid society of Detroit being Geo H a guest in the family of Capt John Brown jr A son 01 Mr Delemater William G Delemater the Republican nominee for governor of Pennsylvania Rev Father of Kelley's Island conducted services at the Cath church Monday Clara Crowley of St Louis and Miss Edith Dodge of Ann Arbor are guests in the family of L R Web S of the manufacturing company Cincinnati with R L Heaton THERESA Home Bids Bids were opened yesterday at City Clerk Miller's office for the construe tion of a fire engine house in the Sev ward and were as J Py GU 2 7 Ot C N BieW 00 CURIOSITIES In the Way ot on tors Received at the Post of nee Here We hare already given our readers some idea of the difficulties en- countered in the postoffice hero in straightening out badly directions on letters and anp plying directions where they are lacking Every week brings its ful quota of illegibly or incorrectly di- letters During the past week letters passed through the postoffice here addressed as 450 Seneca street Sandusky county O evidently intended for Tiffin Leamington P O In haste This one was sent to Canada Zucher Kohn fc Howitz 78 Bank street 0 The writer meant of coarse to address the letter to Cleveland but failed to name that city on the enve lope 0 This letter was intended for some one at New don Sandusky 0 Whitmore Co This letter sent to Whitmore Sandusky county This one was intended f a when deciphered was found to bJ intended for Kansas Mo Okley P was intended for Oakley erne county Pa Oakley however is in county Here is one from tbe Soldiers 0 Uncle Sain carry me through just as I am and when I there please do not fail to band me over to John Martindale Licking sounty A letter addressed J W So hibley Ohio st bearing the Elyria 0 postmark was evidently a drop etter and was returned to the master at Elyna Letters addressed to the he Union and other papers published at Upper Sandusky are frequently re- here because Hio writers leave off the Upper In nearly alt the cases where experienced in determining where the writers intend their letters o go the penmanship is something wonderful to and this coupled with bad spelling and a high mix in he directions makes it almost ible in many instances to pet the ors to their destinations Commissioner Wilt Hon Edward the now State ood and diary commissioner has de- to pursue a policy of active against all violators of the enacted Benfer law to prevent in eatables and rugs He has just secured the conviction of dealer in oleomargarine at nati which is the first case which has successfully prosecuted under the ew law The commissioner states hat the manufacturers have en- to evade the law by ng oleomargarine with butter which IBS colored by law does nob prohibit rom using artificial means to produce color Its object is to prevent manufacturers or dealers from ng oleomargarine so as to make it butter The manufacturers dealers have endeavored to dodge he law by claiming that artificially colored batter is not artificial coloring Several cases of this und in various courts have resulted in he defeat of the prosecution The case however was decided in avor of the State and the decision will 36 held as a precedent by the ioner Relative to his future policy the commissioner has issued a circular from which the following is an Although the principal object of this office will be to promote and encourage the strict observance of the laws to regulate the sale of certain articles of drink and drugs as above sated rather than to institute ions under said laws in the courts yet wish to be distinctly understood that lie legal obligations of the office shall >e discharged without fear or favor nd that willful or persistent violators of the food laws shall be prosecuted and punished to their full extent n the means and powers at our com- mand to reach such infringements and ihe offenders The law makes violations of the re- as to and drugs misdemeanors and imposes penalties upon conviction of from to on persons firms and with punishment on persons of from ten days to one year in addition to the costs and other ex- penses of prosecution Under tbe act o prevent adulteration and deception n tho sale of dairy products one-half of all fines collected shall be paid to he person or persons furnishing the reformation that has procured tion All fines collected under prosecutions by the commissioner or one of Ins assistants shall be paid one-half into the State treasury and one-half into the county treasury where the prosecution took place The law also makes it a special duty of prosecuting attorneys to tute actions m the name of the State for the recovery of penalties under the act to prohibit the manufacture or sale of adulterated wines within the State of Ohio Prosecuting attorneys are also required when called upon by the commissioner or any assistant to render him any legal assistance in bis power to execute the laws and to sist in the prosecution of all cases arising under the provisions of the food laws A Spotted Admiral William of Anna Ills who has returned from in Pulaski county reports that a colored farmer who lias lived in that vicinity for years is turning white The first indication of tbe change was the appearance white on Ms face These have grown until some of them arc as large as a silver dollar and they are still getting bigger As the rest of the man's face is a coal black color these white spots give him an odd piebald appearance His health is not affected by the color of his skin and he is en- tirely unconcerned about change Studying Eel Nature Patrick Burke of East Taunton is under contract to furnish lamprey from river for a young lady who is gathering the for the pose of raising and studying the pature of the Mi She ia working on the ory that eel instead ol being a dis- tinct species as most people suppose ia only tho female of the common edible eel and her experiments will be ed accordingly Her backers are a firm located 011 the News No Short Cut Shoddy is trying to get into the cream of society is going about it the wrong way by courting the skim milk A Boomerang always act like fool my dear I always low your SERMON BY DR TALMAGE The Wide Open Title of an Excellent Discourse The Memorable Words of Revelation And Behold a Door Was Opened in Text Every One May Enter Into the Kingdom If He Will Special to TUB July tide oC Dr sermon today WHS The Wide ind his is bund in Rev iv And behold a opened in heaven John boon a church in lie hac b driven from his position in that cit 1 in indignant Tho oi a pure aad gospel had an excitement dangerous to every form of iniquity TMa will often be the result of pointed ing Men will flinch under tho sword strokes of truth ought not to be surprised that tho blind man makes an outcry of pain when the surgeon removes the cataract from his eye It it a good sign when you see men uneasy in the church pew and exhibiting impatience at some plain utterance of which a pet sin that they are hugging to their hearts After the patient haa been so low hat for weeks he said nothing and noticed it is thought to bo a good sign when he begins to be a little cross And so I notice that spiritual invalids are in a fair way for recovery when they become somewhat irascible and choleric under tho treatment of tho truth But John had so mightily inculpated public iniquity that he had been banished from hK church and sent to Patmos a- desolate island only a mile in breadth whoso rocky coasts the sea rose aud mingled its voice with the prayers and of the exile TWO EXILES CONTRASTED You cannot but contrast the condition of this banished apostle that of another famous exile Look jt the apostle on mos aud the Frenchman on St lena Both were suffering among ion and barrenness because of offenses committed Both had passed through lives eventful and thrilling Both had been honored nnd despised Both wero imperial natures Both had been turned off to die Yet mark ths infinite had fought for the perishable crown of worldly authority the other for one eternally lustrous The ona had marked his path with the blenched skulls of his followers tho other hart introduced peace and good will among men Tho one had lived chiefly for self aggrandizement and the other for the glory oi Tbo i successes of the one were achieved amid the breaking oi thousands of hearts and the acute heaven rending cry of age and widowhood while tho triumphs of the other made joy in heaven among the angels of God The heart of one exile was filled with re- morse and despair while the other was up with thanksgiving and hope Over St Helena ered tho blackness darkness clouds lighted up by no but rent and fringed and heaving with the lightnings of a wrathful God and the spray flung over tho rocks Deemed to hiss with the con- Tho way tho ungodly shall perish But over the heavens were opened and tho stormy sea beneath was forgotten in the roll and gleam of waters from under the throne like crystal and tho barrenness of the ground under tho apostle was forgotten as above him he saw tho trees of life all bending under the rich glow of heavenly fruitage while the hoarse blast of contending elements around his suffering body was drowned in the trumpeting of trumpets and tho harping of harps the victorious cry of multitudes like the voice of many waters and the sanna of hosts in number like the stars A DULL FOR A GLORIOUS VISION What a dull spot upon which to stand and have such a glorious vision I Patmos been some tropical island arbored with tho luxuriance of perpetual summer and drowsy with breath of cinnamon and cassia and tesselated with long aisles of geranium and cactus we would not have been surprised at tho splendor ol the vision But the last place you would go to if you wanted to find beautiful visions would he tho island of Patmos Yet it is around such gloomy spots that God makes the most wonderful revelation It was ing through the awful shadows of a prison that John Bunyan saw the gate of the celestial city God there divided the light from the darkness In that gloomy abode on scraps of old paper picked up about hia room the great dream was written It was while John Calvin was a refugee from bloody persecution and was hid in q at Angouleme that he conceived ths Idea of writing his immortal Institutes Jacob had many a time seen tho sun ing through the mists and kindling them into shafts and pillars of fiery splendor that might well have been a ladder for the angels to tread on but the famous ladder which he saw soared through a gloomy night over the wilderness Tho night of trial and desolation is the of the grandest heavenly revelations From the barren surf beaten rock of Patmos John looked up and saw that a door was opened in heaven Again the announcement of such an opened entrance suggests the truth that God is looking down upon the earth and observant of all occurrences If we would gain a wide prospect wo climb up into a tower or mountain The higher up we are the broader the landscape we behold Yet our most comprehensive view is limited to only n few n river and thero a lake and yonder a mountain peak But what must be the glory of the earth in the eye of him who from the door of heaven beholds at one glance all mountains and lakes and prairies and oceans lands be- spangled with tropical gorgeousness and Arctic regions white with everlasting Lebanon majestic with cedars and American wilds solemn with unbroken forests of pine African deserts of ing aand and of water un- broken by ship's keel continents covered with harvests of wheat and nee and maize the glory of every zone the whole world of and seas and forests and islands taken in in a single glance of their great Creator NOTHING ESCAPES GOD'S VISION As we take our stand upon some high point single objects dwindle into such in- significance that we cease to see them in the and we behold only the grand points of the scenery But not so with God Although standing far up in the very tower of heaven nothing by reason of ite smallness escapes his vision Every Illy of the field every violet under the gross the tiniest heliotrope aster and gen- tian are as plainly seen by him as tha proudest magnolia and not one vein ol color in their deepens or fades without his notice From this door in heaven God all human conduct and the moral changes Not one tear of sorrow falls in hospital or workshop or dungeon bnt he sees it and in high heaven mokes record of its fall The world's iniquities in all their liness glower under his vision Wars and tumults and the desolations of famine arid earthquake whirlwind and shipwreck spread out before him If there were no being in all the universe God he could happy with an outlook as the door of But there no more by the fall of a kingdom than of all in Leavening S Gov't Report Aug 17 1889 Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE cue cropping or a loui uo more oy the rising of a throne than tho bursting of a bud the falling of a deluge than the trickling of a raindrop Earthly royalty clutches nervously its scepter and waits in suspense the will of inflamed subjects and the is tossed from one family to other But above all earthly vicissitudes and the assault of human passions in un- shaken security stands the king of kings watching all the affairs of his empire from tho introduction of an era to the counting of tho hairs of your head Again I leurn from the fact that a door in heaven is opened that there is a way of entrance for our prayers and of egress for divine blessings It docs not seem that our weak voice has strength enough to climb up to God's ear Shall not our prayer be lost in the Have words The truth is door is wide open to receive every prayer Must it not bo Ought it not to ring up with the strength of stout Must it not bo a loud call such aq drowning men utter or like tho shout of some chieftain in the No u whisper is ns good as a shout and the mere wish of the soul in profound silence is as good as a whisper It rises just as high aud accomplishes just as much GOD THE MOST CRY But ought not prayer to be of golden words if it is lo enter such a did door aud live beside seraphim and arch- Ought not every phrase be rounded into perfection ought not the language be musical aud classic and poetic and No the most illiterate outcry the unjointed the clumsy phrase tho sentence breaking into grammatical ders an groan is just as ual if it be tho utterance of the soul's want A heart all covered up with lands ol thought bo no attraction to God but ii heart broken und that is tho acceptable sacrifice I know that my Redeemer in the mighty harmony of a musical academy may overpower our ear and heart but it will not reach tho ear of God like tho broken voiced hymn of some sufferer amid rags und desolation looking up trustfully to a Saviour's compassion singing tears and pangs I know that my Re- deemer I suppose that there was more rhetoric and classic elegance in the prayers of tho Pharisee than of the publican but you know which was successful You may kneel with complete elegance on somo soft cushion at an altar of alabaster and utter a prayer of Mil tonic sublimity but neither your graceful posture nor the roll of your blank verse will attract heavenly tion while over somo dark cellar in which a Christian pauper is prostrate in the straw angels bond from their thrones and cry one to another Behold he Through this open door of heaven what a long procession of prayers is continually What What What What And behold a door was opened 10 he a on Again thoi of heaven fa opened to allow us the opportunity of looking in Christ when he came from heaven to lehem loft it open and no one since has dared to shut it Matthew throw it still wider open when he came to write and Paul pushed the door further back when ho spoke of tho glory to be revealed nnd John in Revelation actually points us to tho harps and tho waters and the crowns and the thrones There are profound mysteries about that blessed place that wo cannot solve But look through this wide open door of heaven and sea what you can sec God means us to look and catch up now of tho rapture and attune our hearts to its worship THE OF IS WIDE It is wide open enough to see Christ Behold him the chief among ten thousand all the bannered pomp of heaven at his feet With your enkindled faith look up along these ranks of glory Watch how their palms wave and hear how their voices ring Floods clapping their hands streets gleaming with gold uncounted multitudes ever accumulating in number and ever ing up into gladder hosannas If you not stand to look upon that joy for at least one how could you endure to dwell among it You would wish self out of it in three days and choose the earth again or any other place where it was not always Sunday My hearer in worldly prosperity affluent honored healthy and happy look in upon that tho redeemed and see how the poor soul in heaven is better off than you are brighter in apparel richer in estate higher in power Hearers afflicted and tried look in through that open door that you may see to what gladness and glory you are coming to what life to what riches to what Hearers pleased to fascination with this world gather up your souls for one appreciative look upon riches that never fly away upon health that never sickens upon scepters that never break upon expectations that aro never disappointed Look in and see if there aro not enough crowns to pay us for all our battles enough rest to relieve all our fatigues enough living fountains to quench all our thirst enough glory to dash out for ever and ever all sighing and restlessness and darkness Battles ended tears wiped away thorns plucked from the bosoms stabs healed the tomb a scene to look IT is Again OPEN FOR the door of heaven trands open for the Christian's final entrance Death to the righteous ia not climbing high walls or deep rivers but it u entering an open door If you ever visit the old homestead where you were born and while father an 1 mother are yet alive as you go up the in front of the farm house and put your hand on the door and lift tho latch do you shudder with Xo you are glad to enter So your last sickness will bo only the lane in front of your Father's from which you hear voice of singing before you roach the door And death that is the lifting of the latch before you enter the greetings and em- braces of the innumerable family of the righteous Nay there is no latch for John says the door is already open What a company of spirits have already entered those portals bright and Souls released from the earthly prison house how they shouted an they went through Spirits that sped up from the flames of martyrdom making heaven richer as they went in pouring notes into the tial harmony that door has not begun to shut Jf redeemed by grace shall enter it This side of it wo have wept but on ths other side of it wo shall never weep OB this side wo may have grown sick with weariness but on the other bide of it we shall be without fatigue On this side we bleed with the warrior's on tho other side we shall wave the victor's palm When you think of dying what makes your brow contract what you breathe so deep and What makes you gloomy in passing a lower of Christ you have been thinking that death is something terrible the uring of lances with a powerful nist the closing in of a conflict which may be your everlasting defeat You do not want much to think of dying Tho step beyond this Ufo seems ao mysterious you dread the taking of it Why who taught you this lesson of Heaven's door Is wide open and you step out of your sick room into those portals Not as long as a minute will elapse be- tween and vour there hair die of an eye Not tho millionth part of an instant Then no stumbling into ncss There is no plunging down into mysterious depth i The door is open This instant you are here next you aro there When a vessel struck the rocks of tho French roust while the crew were clambering up the beach a caga of birds in the ship's cabin began to sing most sweetly and when the last man loft the vossel they were singing yet Even in last hour of when driven on he coast of the other world may our from this ing life bo amid the eternal singing of a thousand promises of and ALL ALL AHE WELCOME For all repenting and believing souls tho door of heaven is now wide tho door of mercy the door of comfort for the est ns well as the wealthiest for the out- law as well us for tho for Chinese coolio ns well emperor for the sian boor as well ao tho czar for the Turk lu well ns tho sultan Richer than all wealth more refreshing than all fountains deeper all than all heights broader all breadths ia i 1 ChrSt hich I upon your the Im if I could vahT i u you uro invited to anil nil the throne lie fallm h -i it ing off in iisi the dred and fou hosl i of catch anything moi line of v hole md nids beside in infinite beyond nations visions ilian the faint out- be- of my the eye of cl i hty after I had ho I like to ask you if i not enough nnd high if thing could be any to tho of the robi's uny to a- 1 ders of Us worship And all t hat may be Financial and Commercial July 19 to loans closed at 3 PRIME per cent STERLING Quiet but steady at 1 84 for CO dam i 88 for demand Tlie total of stocks to-day wore shares Tim stock was a fitting tender for that of yesterday as only 2.120 abates marked tbe dealings in luted stocks and ot unlisted of which sugar refineries furnished Tho market In which Reading only 100 snares nothing and Lackawanna only too and when the largest sales in any one stock in only 380 shares and that a specialty trading calls for little comment RAILROAD and steady Sales GOVERNMENT Dull and heavy STATE Entirely neglected BONDS AB US Ml MK 73 121 Mutual Union CD 103 103 do 48 consols UO 101 do 10956 Ten now Trans Ten now eg 104 Bt L A Inn den as Tea now in consols Central leta Bt P O A Pbo lit lie U lat 117 Gold bar 41 Deny It O W Union Pacific 1st 1 WH Brio seconds 103 Weet Shore 104 es 8434 STOCKS AT BID Adams do preferred 71 Ji T re Bante as do prof erred 126 do preferred American Ontario n BurO R A Ii 26 Oregon Imp Canada Pacific 81 K Oregon Nav Canada Oregon Central 82 Chesapeake Ohio 24 Eav do let preferred Pittsburg IM preferred Pull Pal Car Co Chicago Alton 130 Reading Island 0 Bt L A Pacific lOft Bt L Ban Fran do preferred do preferred ea do let 88 Bt Paul Delaware 162 Del Lack ill Don Rio Grande Bt Paul A Omaha 3234 East Tennessee do preferred do 1st preferred Coal A Iron SO do preferred 24 Pacific MH Brie rol 85 do preferred 05 Union Foit Wayne United Ez 72 Fort Worth A Den docking Valley 131 do preferred 16 Houston Texan Ex 41 DUcois Central Western Union rnd Bloom Am Cotton Oil dt Texan 20 Colorado Coal 18 1014 do preferred Iron Bilver Lake Whore Ontario Louisville A Nosh f Quicksilver t Louisville AN A 46 do pret 39 Memphis t 00 flutro Michigan Central 97 Klch MH do prof erred 10954 A Top ASante 4554 Louis o U F Den A Gulf 35 Minn H LA L pfd 14 Den A Rio Or pf 65 Pacific Southern 32 Mobile A Ohio 21 Chicago A E IU Bt P A ST New 2854 STk Gas M em Pacific 34 Lead Trust 208 do Hugar Trust Western niK C O L 75 do preferred 144 New 108 Utan N Y C A L Great 32 MARKETS BY CINCINNATI MARKET July 19 More and higher No 2 red at 80 strong No a mixed at 41 Easier No 2 mixed at Firm No 2 at 47 Steady at II 00 In fair demand and at S 50 BULK Easier short at o 625 Steady short clear at 8 00 Steady sales of 687 on the of 1 10 Firm Easier Baroly steady Finn In light demand and ostler con moo and light at 2 75 a 3 85 packing and at MARKET nr Firm and unchanged a at So at No 2 rod at No 2 at No 2 at 2 at Mo 2 nominal FLAI 1 at i Prime at i At II 88 x At 5 eMM M clear at 355 At 1 XO 2 at Ko 8 do 3 and unchanged TOLEDO Ally Wire at sou Active aad firm at 40 at 3 ao
