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In ~ oltansnla IN men aud adalfs, TilE Sun 10
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sonte, lnslAtpd BY Esahihs Ameteab principles an
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tue ygaTlsso 70 eha.,e tue hfIt clls, Instruct ID
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men, with honest eonVetlahs, Whether Aouhd OF nil
taken, are liz ihehdl. And 1IiH SIN makes 90 bone
Of isinf The truth 10 liz friends and about IL friend
Whenever OCCASION arises lot plain speaking
1hrSs are the principles upon which TnE GUN Ill
bo conducted during the JUAf 10 come
The year 1870 will 10 ole 10 which hS patTOiIC An
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II l. ltnsAlhe 10 VHaggoTale the Importance Of III
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REtioIOus Morris. Sunday School lesson
on international basis TOMORROW In all
our Sunday Schools: 1.-THE last words, "
Revelation XIII, 1921.
The English Lutheran congregation 70.
morrow, will listen 10 sermons from IL
own pastor, Rev. s. B. BarnltI. Subject
at 1890 A. ", "The piely Of the parents
Of John the Baptist" ~. NJ, Revelation
XXI, IL: 1.-THE water Of liie." The Sun.
day School pl this church has arranged
for Q session Of unusual interest.
Bishop A. W. WAymAn will preach 10.
night IN the A. N. +. Church on Market
street, Services will begin at o'clock
The friends are invited 10 come hear. thu
Bishop.
The services at Zane street tomorrow
will be conducted by TIE pastor, who will
preach 10 the morning, on 1.-THE birth o
our saviour" and In the evening, on "Thl
rejection Of Christ"
Hon. r. q. Cracrait and O. W. Bags
will address the Parker's Hall Union Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. GOot
music by the choir. All are invited.
I There will DO quarterly meeting at tn
Fourth Street Church tomorrow. In tn
morning there will DO communion SCI
vices, and The usual services in the even
Ing, LoveieaSt on Monday evening.
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SIOoURNEY SOCIETY ASSlvEEsARY.-Last
night was the anniversary Of the Sigour.
ney Literary Society OF THE Wheeling Fe-
male College and was the occasion OF a
very pleasant gathering Of the friends Of
the society and institution. The perform.
ances were short and OF most delightful
character. We give list Of some Of the
more prominent ones:
Miss Louise A. Laughlin, President oil
the society, delivered very pleasing adj.
dress, and won the audience completely
by her modest graceful manner.
Miss Dorsey, beautiful young lady
from Powhatau, Ohio, gave very credita.
BILE rendering Of "llagar in the Wilder.
ness"
A most lovely "DiHidence" was very
sweetly delineated by Miss Blanche
Pollock.
Miss Leonara, from Boston, Mass, sang
very sweetly, Coming"
Miss Birdie Wilson rendered very nice.
ly "the Christmas story" and Annie and
Willie's prayer.
But the gem OF the evening was Miss
Augusta Pollack's "BOom." In closing
her essay she paid high tribute OF res,
peCt to Miss Taylor, President Of tue Col.
lege.
Miss Mary HeYman rendered with fine
elocutionary effect, ''Jamis Douglass"
One Of the most pleasant features OF the
evenings entertainment was the presenta.
ton Of magnificent basket OF flowers to
Miss Louise l.aVghlin, the President ol
The Sigourney Society, by Miss Ida Halle.
man, Of Philadelphia, in behalf Of the
Minerva Literary Society, in neat, ap.
propriate speech, in which she alluded 10
the pleasant relations that had always OK.
listed between the sisler societies and the
objects for which. they were mutually
striving. Miss Laughlin replied very
neatly In behalf Of her own society.
Among those present were noticed some
Of our most prominent educators and citl.
Eens.
Prof. Kramers orchestra Iiscoursed
sweet music during the evening.
The anniversary was decided success
in every respect.
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FREI0HT lNTEREsTs.-While on Water
street yesterday, we dropped In at the
several shipping Offices oil transportation
companies 10 ascertain the status OF the
freight shipping business. At the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Company's Office the report was that there
had been a slight falling or in certain
kinds Of heights, but that Just as much as
could be comfortably handled was still
offering and also being daily received,
Ore, iron, nails, glass and general mer.
chAndise were the principal articles being
shipped and received At present. The
local trade Is also very good and the pas.
senger traffic very satisfactory, Tas the
substance OF our iniormAnt's information,
and the crowded appearance Of the freight
depot, and the wagons constantly arriving
and departing, showed that some business
at least was carried on there.
At the b. & o. the large freight
depot was literally packed with freight
awaiting shipment, and more was con.
stRnty arriving. This freight was largely
local, and one OF the officials informed Us
that there had been no abatement US yet
in this traffic, although in other freights
there had been a slight decline. Nails
and glassware TO points west are now
offered very freely, said he, In response to
our question as to the nature Of ireigh,s
now offered, and also large quantities Of
sheet iron. Large quantities OF ore and
old rails are now being received, but the
latter are only used by one Of our city
mills.
At the Boat Store, the reports were
favorable. The local packets are
all doing good freight business and car.
rying many passengers. The holiday
business is good, in fact, better among ali
Of them than It has been for many years.
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LINDSEY INSTITUTE DoISGs-TlIe Insti
tute closes for the holidays on Monday
Studies will be resumed on the Monday
following New Years. One OF the popuIal
entertainments OF the Lindsey Society
will BIZ given on Monday evening in the
Society Hall ut the Institute building. The
Society held It's last meeting for the year
yesterday afternoon, and the performances
were well prepared. The public exhibI.
tons tend to create q spirit Of rivalry
among tho members Of the society, az the
performers are chosen according 10 merit,
that Is very visible in all the work done by
the boys. The publication OF tho Liadi.
ley Echo has been commenced again. The
new editors, lately elected, Harry Wilson
and Walker FrlHseil with PAnnUll Garden
NJ business manager, have been working
on tho paper tho past two weeks aud got
out bright Hheet yesterday. Tho Echo
has entered the second volume and has
proved q source Of great pleasure and
profit TO the editors and contributors, II
will appear every two weeks through the
school year. Much interest Is manifested
In the coming entertainment OF Monday
evening. The committee on decorating
the hall got a wagon load Of pine from the
country residence Of Mr.. Samuel I.Aughlin
yesterday evening and will try 10 make the
chalk beRrimed room look cheerful.
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political events uhlCh II hAs In ,to,. @. Al,
" o. tIsaluie VlgilSueo Uu the tSu a w heo-t.
zee uolfti 10 pfelsfVg The u0Tsrn.,.'I.y ctiIsl
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w w Stie3eSa q we pres, ihS VIriiiss NonriHI
s,ii "A '..S,., w ps,lOcItlic paFt, NJ, Nh
70 Strength thfough0ntths roopt,t ~ hst1y
dnl q public SghliAiSnt, vii Al ~ IlslaFjlf
tleClyely gp0h the nty.iour,b JslNill al
election, " 30 held ID NOVenlsf IIttidrHua
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we poIl' Ihs thHATtel b. al as,,aSslis pit-l Il
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(gticur;a
BLOOD AND SKIN HuMORs

CUTicuRA RKNEDIES for the Treatment Of Blood
and Ska and Scalp HumorA. when Of SrrnlulouI,
CneeFOul, or Syphilltlc origin, the cUrICURA Rg.
SOLVENT z the principal remedy and II there arr At
the nule time UlfeB. BOres or other External Aftc-
tiOnA then tho CUIICURA, AAsllted by the CUTICuEA
soar must b USED externally. II the disease Is Of
the skin and Scalp the principal remedy will then
b the CUIIcuRA, With the CUTicrKA Soar, and such
use Of the kEsOtvENT - ID suggested by the FOLLOW.
the ltln Is hot and dry, the blood Isytrh tho liver
Torpid the bowels cunStiPIted, OF when the virus Of
seIuiuA or poison Of Mercury known 10 lurk in the
by A1lArial and Auti.PrrlOllc leverI and DoblI,a.
ting DlScaSes, always take the RLSoLvEXT while
uEing the CrTicun. cure thus made will be per.
mAlent aud BAtls!Aetory.
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TnE WoRKuOusE.-0u readers will 70.
member description Of the Workhouse
and surroundings We gave them q week
or two ago. We were invited some days
ago 10 visit 1t again and observe whether
any improvements had been made since
our former visit. Well, there have been
some very material improvements in the
way Of sanitary arrangement and Cleanll'
ness. The whole interior has been trans
formed from den Of filth and yermin Ia
a condition as comfortable and cleanly o.
the circumstances will admit. From Ia
construction the building can not be made
very inviting, neither can Il 10 made very
comfortable, but In spite oil oil these unto.
ward circumstances, the new Superintend
ent went resolutely to work and the
"AugUan stables" have at least been
Cleansed and put in healthy state. The
hunks OF the prisoners were renovated
the wooden parts thoroughly overhauled
and the whole interior whitewashed, and
the inmates are now required to keeE
their rooms In II much better condition
than they ever been yet The office hal
been papered and otherwise improved
and many other changes conducive tc
health aud comfort made.
There are two sources Of discOmior
very annoying at this season, viz: lack oil
bedclothlng and clothing for The prisoners
Many OF them have scarcely any at all
and tho blankets furnished them art
totally insufficient. The prisoners are
nearly all OF that class known as tramps
and for that reason some Of the city OIL
cials are opposed to giving them "any
luxuries.' Indeed one Of them took Us L
task very severely for our former article
saying, I'VE do not propose to board thest
itinetants at the Mcclure House" o.
course nothing Of this description wal
contemplated by the article, but there Il
line Of demarcation between man anC
beast, and Il should be observed even In I
Wheeling Workhouse.
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ECZEMA RODENT.
The CutIeura Remedies succeed where n
Consultation Of PhysIcInnA Fails,

MesED. WEEES 4 roTrEE GsnllrNsM-I have Eul.
iored oVer thltteen ytRn With akin disease Ia my
bands and limbs eauAng constant irritation depTly-
log mo Of FUst aud attention 10 buAiueha.
! sought many remedies here and OSCW here, also
use Of sulphur iaIhI, without permanent cure,
Last May phySieian called my dilaasa Ec1en,a
hodent-sPOts appeared on my hAudG, head and iact,
EYES became much luhAmed aud GRADUATED, causing
At length impaired dght.
Internal and external remedies were prescribed by
leading PhyAlciAn for six months, was then lntI,S-
dueed 70 another, aud COnSultati1n Of several lead
Ing phylielAnS was hal, when 4 definite niSb Tss
decided upon, but az 10 Ho puFposs,
After following advice for four months without any
permanent cure, Thought two bottles Of CUTiCURi
kEsoLvENT, two boxes Of CUTicuRA, and ,Omc soar,
and can testify With grOt pleasure 10 the effect they
cured. 800 '''
The PhyhciAns pronounced my case the most av.
onee and practice
! recommend and highly indorSO the CurIcvEA
kEEKDiES' YOIn uuly,
IN. DRAKE,
,,,~. q. Agent for Harper / bros. Publications,
Clifford st. and Woodward Ave,
Detroit, Mich, Jan. ~, LII.
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DISTRESS ny FAMINE IN slLEsIA.

BERLIN, December lO.-In the Lower
House Of the PruSsian Diet, to-day, Herr
Better, MinisterOi Finance, acknowledged
that the distress caused by the famine IN
Upper SilesiA during the past month had
increased, and was Intensified by typhoid
feyes. After the holiday recess he said
the Government intended 10 demand a
vote Of credit for the relief Of the works
and the distribution oil provisions. 1t was
the duty Of the Government, he said. not
only 70 relieve the distress but TO prevent
ia re.oCCurrencO by improving Commuui'
CAlionE
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BYpAY am ny NldlrT.-The scholars Of
the English Lutheran Mission School,
and the indetatigable committee are at
work preparing the music for the Christ.
mAs anniversary. The interest In the
CanISta grows warm as the time draws
:, ar, aBj Old and young alike are catch.
~, - LaTOT. The limited number OF
~ .h sne III, - doubt be disposed OF with.
out any extra clio. IS ~, W hmnSI La I'M
filed 10 It's capacity. r. ~. tt'I-
dren can stir up a!Pretty big inter- = WIZ"
they try.
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Notice to Contractors &BuiIdes


OHFIoE OF THE Board oF puHuc WoEI.
WHEELING, NOvenberl5, ls;g +
Sealed proposals will lie received by d.
Board Of Public Works, Of thu State of NJ,
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned p,,g
~ o'clock noon, Of March the LIST, ISsO io,Il.
ALTERATIONS IN, and The AppirloSs 10 4.
Building known as the State lIouse, a, Cb,,,
ton, kAnawhA county, West Virginia, sCr-l
ing 70 the plans and specifications furnished !,
Q. 9. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, Joint Arhlstt
Bids will be received for the whole and \,
several parts Of the work. Plans and sEcjt
cations may be seen At the Capitol DuidIai
in Wheeling on and after JGSUlEY /. l,Sl
and any information relative therefor ,v Z.
obtained by applying to &C. Heubir IL
Architect residGnt at Wheeling, Wt,tVA
Bonds and security. approved by the Bat
OF Public Works, will he required Of "a.
contractor. The right Of receiving or rtjr3
Ing any or all bids Is reserved.
by order Of tile Board Of pnblir Work.
n0l7 s. BRADY. S4'y
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Gt1e 1ateai4etlter:
Dnice !, Noa. 10 and "a Fourteenth street
Now Advertisements,

A Card 10 the Ladies-l. Blum / Bro
head Of local.
English Lutheran Sunday School.
For Rent-Alex. Bone. E
ParlOr Goal Nases-Sesbitt { Bro.
Portrait Frnmes-E,I. NiColl.
Otal-George II. Parks.
For Rent oOmS.
Found at l.aSt-Thomas IIeyman.
Good Cheer-R. J. Smyth.
WORTH Reading-Christian Schnepl.
Chairs and Rockers-Zink x Morehead
Hartford Ferns-W. S. Hutchins.
Goodies lot ChriStmas-Mrs. Ziegen
fielder.
Closing Ont Sale-C, +. Brown.
0aal-D. Z. List, Jr.
Christmas Presents-John FTiedel.
An Inyltalion-I.ogan, List & Co.
List Of Letters.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Cheap Diamonds Promised us-DISIrIss
by FAMINE Ia Upper slIssh-
Affairs 10 AfuhaHlstan.
SPAIN.

MADRID, December ia great sensa,
ton was caused by the refusal Of Premier
CAnoYas Del Costello 10 allow tho military
and their bands or authorities to show In
the manifestation prepared by the Muir
clan Relief Committee Ia testimony o.
the gratitude Of Spain 10 France for did
sent 10 the sufferers by the recent floods
The lAtentlon OF the Committee was tC
aetennde the French Envoy and present
an address. The Spanish Minister o
Foreign Affairs called on the Envoy to eX
plain 10 him that the refusal Of tile Pre-
inier was Ia order to avoid political dis
turbRnces.
Several arrests have been made To-
sOditionS cries: The public tranquilIt!
IA not disturbed,
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
~ SIRE 10 IAVU their natural tseth 70 would lay
that We ART nov better prepared than ever 6eiorU %
enable them to do %. By the uss Of an ELECIho
MAGNETIC PLUaaKR W can and are making bElteI
and hGndSoutr li0M FlliipgI, With more SaSa 10 our
Patients, than have herctoiore been made In thu
city " elsewhere, without tho aid Of the Electric
Pluneer. What No ~ We can prove ~ actual
demonstration. Call and 80 l0F yourselves
JAMES 81. BURillSOE bON,
AuI No. ll4S Market e., Wheeling, W. Va
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AFGIIANINrAN.

CALCUTTA, December ia dispatch
from General Roberts, dated December
Il, says that he Is strongly entrenched at
shirpur and able TO hold his own, and
that General Coughs advance from Jaga'
dGlak has been delayed by the scarcity Of
supplies. Telegraph communication Il
still open 10 ReiCeron,
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DIAnONDS ny 4 CHEMICAL PROCESS.

I.ONDoN, December l0.-A gentleman
connected with chemical works has In.
formed the Glasgow Philosophical Society
that after experimenting since 1855 he has
succeeded ID obtaining crystaliEed forms
Of carbon, which Professors TyndAll and
smyth and Mr.. Maskelyne, OF the British
Museum, do not doubt arc diamonds,
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KID Gloves 50 cents at speyer Bros
Kid Gloves 60cents.
Kid Gloves rs cents.
Kid Gloves 90 cents at Speyer Bros.
Chlldren's Kid Gloves nj speyer Bros
Ladies' Kid Gloves at Speyer Bros.
Gents Kid Gloves at Speyer Bros.
All cOlors, all sizes Kid Gloves, The
largest variety in this city, At Speyer Bros
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AMUsENRSTs.-This evening Lawrence
Barrett will present "Yorick's Love" at
the Opera House, assisted by select com.
pany. Mr.. Barrett Is one OF our iavorite
actors and will be greeted by large
house. OF this play an exchange saws:
The blending Of the fictitious and real ele.
ments in the play are Its strong original
features, and the development Of genuine
from the simulated passion is marvelously
well done. The starting point OF the
story is that Torick, noted comedian,
believes he can act tragedy, and gets him.
sell cast for the tragic part in new play.
This otIends the leading man, who plots
disaster TO the comedian. Yorick's wife,
much younger than himself, and a foster.
son, whom he loves as his own, are also
actors, and In the play. They were lovers
before iorick's marriage, too, and still
love In secret, but the only wrong they do
'ioTlcE Is in the sentiment they cherish
for each other. These are the materials
with which the plotter works, using the
plot and business Of the new play as tool
and weapon. Since the play was seen
here last it has been infinitely strength
ened in the first act by The introduction
Of domestic scenes illustrating 'Yorick's'
family life and love for his wife and foster.
son, thus stimulating interest and creating
sympathy. 1t gives the motive breadth
and depth when the trouble comes. The
climax OF the second act, which Is tenn.
pest OF defamation, has been arranged
much for the better. The third act Is as
1t originally stood, and could not be i'm.
proved. Altogether II Is geat play, and
no English drama Of latter times compares
with 1t for dramatic strength and beauty
Of language.
Tickets on sale at Lucas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-20

Is the only exclusive Ladies' aud Gents
Furnishing Goods House In the city, and
truly the only house where the most com.
plete stock L 10 DO found, for uAeful and
Ornamental presents. Ladies' and gentle.
men, 90 70 the Bazaar, OF you will miss III
llO0 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-20

WARRINGTON, December COLA. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
colder northwest winds, and in the south.
ern portions cloudy weather with snow or
rain, rising followed by stationary or fall
Ing barometer. ...
For the Lower Lakes, falling followed
by rising barometer, southerly veering to
colder westerly winds, cloudy weather,
with light snow, stationary temperature
and cloudy weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-20

ia. LASH, the jeweler, does not think
II the correct thing" for one merchant 10
advertise that he will sell cheaper than
his neighbor in the same business, but
wants It distinctly understood that bis
prices are as low as any other house home
or abroad,