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WEAT SIDE. ...,.-....
T,O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRAME WITH
l. brick ba."E,nt M. t Irvit!9 .tlnrn. n'Ht Mutt
ruB.St.; rent k.t MEAtsH Eus 1|st+a *h!tU'tt.
, 1881-07-23

Hpl lSAI.E-DNESSELLE s. CO., 80 LA
~ ast!a'st Nonu,s u xNd ~ ysai ebxae, rHntiI,1,
As, eo,efEon y, iEo ~ axaney eai e.ats for snlS Y! ~
+ Nv ttSn y ehe cuSctnn 1f rlAlaA 0t at kinda
sts"e I, unllal tAtcs. md tntiuda ltteat raperr
XVI sikIaneta uttsSNut III " SAWS" "fo'' "'s'~' ~
, 1881-07-23

V1TASrEp-TO 1sENT--A HOUSE OF
wv medium rtxe. ncalY furnished. on sHhth ssag.
nttrth pf n 0Mtg Mnu Nat nf stnte.hle. Or nn
Errth sIcp, Hlulh u Lincoln Park. Address t. X
tlerlt1 nr1tsI
, 1881-07-23

T1lF Il ~ u II &@t =
a. GOLDSNID, LOAN OFFICE. ~ EAST
N. Mntltsn,t-sl tligunsc4l. EatahslHd lHsA Eln:
ln1Htt bsuker and bu,l dealas. EA*h p"Ia tnr r.
gull ani silver .tIan1ntia tenrl. elc. eA eo'osaao
Hcnitct 4.Etl& idIrnl4r'st, Denver.
, 1881-07-23

HVh SALE-NO. ala1 MlCAluAN-AV,
!e %1Gl 10 nm a,sy. 1U fest muFth NJ Twenty
Il %;sorI a',d brick bnii!nx s!9rs
sx1s.a aa VII veil th!s pr0uasty ~ pric1 =, not
tht ptasent law EyntA VI tar WI Tx
bpln.at ''| ~ e'" - '''"' - o~'s ~ "~s'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31

Two stockmen named Leonard and
Doyle met in Jack county, Texas, to ssttls =
difaculty. bringing along third party 70 ~
fair play. Leonard started 70 step ~ the dis.
tance, when Doyle tried 70 shoot him. His gun
hsld Are, however, and Leonard turned and shot
him dead, and thsn mortally wounded the Wit
ness and made his escape.
tDeming, the new town at the junction
ol the Santa Fs and Southern Pacific roads, II
said TO have already 5000 inhabitants.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31
PoLIr1CAL POINTS.

II having been reported that Gov.
Cornell, Of New York. would s1et call IN slec-
ton this spring to All tho vacancy caused BY
the death of Fernando Wood. Gov. 1laisted.
VI Maine, has assured the Democratic leaders
that he will not call An election to oil senator
Frye's place until ons u ordered in New York.
The Republicans Of Chicago have nom-
mated John N. Clark for Mayor, John Raber
for Treasurer, William T. Underwood for At
torncy and Thomas w. sennott for Clerk.
The President has nominated A. NJ.
Jones to be Marshal for Northern Illinois,
and stewart L. Woodford to be Attorney for
the Southern district OF New York.
The Democrats Of Rhode Island have
nominated Horace NJ. Kimball for Governor
aud W. L segar for Lieutenant Governor.
Postmaster General James, in declin-
ing banquet rendered him by New York NOR
chants, thanks them for their appreciation Of
tho manner in which he has performed his
duties in the past, but he adds that tho tlial oi
his ftness has only just begun.
A Washington dispatch says: "Mr.
Conkling's friends say that he does not appre-
hend any difficulty in securing the rejection Of
Judge Robertson 40 Collector Of New York. Thl
nomination il in Mr.. Conkling's hands. n
Chairman Of tho committee, and he will no
delay action upon il. He believes that the Sen
ate will not, against the wishes Of both Of th,
Senators from New York, confirm tn
nomination, and therefore he says b.
il not disturbed over it The politicians to
day credit Mr. Blaine with having broagl
about the nomination, - reward TO Robert
son for having divided the New York delcGa
ton 1t Chicago and favored Blaine's nomina
tion. Mr.. Conkling il very indignant. II
! says the President has seen lit to recognize q
element that does not number over ~. 900 i
the State, and to reward bolting with one 9
the best positions in the gift Of the Executive.
The Republicans Of Rhode Islan,
have rcnominAtod Gov. Littledeld and al h
! other State oficialA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31

The Attorney General Of Pennsyl-
vania declares unconstitutional the law allow
ing membs1 Of the Legislature el0 day after
tho expiration o. the regular session.. Thc
solons have no recourse but TO shut up shop !,
the time Axsd.
Burned The furniture factory Of q.
Mendell 4 Co., Wheeling, W. Va, loss $780,
600 the Saxony WOODEN mills, 1t Columbus,
Ind. loss $4,000; tho cotton comprcss Of
James L. HArway, Of Norfolk, Va, damage
100000; two buildings In Broad street, Eliza
beth, N. j.. loss s50,00O; . shoe factory III
CAmpcllo. Mass. wiping out $4,000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31

aided the American colonies In achieving their
independence, II Was the intention OF Presi-
dent Grevy TO send him TO the Yorktown Gen.
tennial to represent the republic Of France.
The father Of Roussakoff, tho assas-
sin. has shot himself.
A huge petard exploded at the door Of
Carmelits church in Madrid, lately, doing
considerable damage to the structure.
The Sultan has asked of Egypt con-
tingent OF troops In tho event Of war with
Grooco.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31

Ii costs but little 10 make : child glad :
Il costs but little to SECURE the grateful
remembrance al child: hut il il cast .
hundresl.fold nlore than il does. it would
hc q profitable investment It pays we'll
DO have monument erected b ourselves
in child's memory and afisctiona Aud
this We may have by little thoaghtfal-
ness and attention.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31

lugY put lot II lgnoramuaes into
Jury box now.a~days. and then attempt
ta tickle mans vanity hy telling him
that he is to he tried by jury of his
r,ers. No wonder ~ many CRIMINALS
commit suicide, rather than have snch :
stigma cast upon their family name
KuehySter Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31

Credit nesd mot b aaed fer q II vim NOT h sranA
od. am bound 10 ssu - cheap O. any one Tor
cash, and hope 70 give general setsfaction.
MEVERDEN's
NEW
FURNITURE
WARERooMs,
Two Doors North Of Trunbulps Stors.
cREsco, IOWA,
g supplied with the lsrgsst and best assortment d
FURNITURE Of al descripti0ns, and q the best
grades and qualities ever offered IN this market
evervthine New---Latest STYLES.
NO OLD GOODS.
osndsttng q
EXTENSION TABLES.
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
wARDRoBEs, BUREAUS,
BEDsTEADs. CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. wHAT-NOTs,
LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN OoRNICEa.
.sd g 4. want: e S. sas ''
UNDERT AKING
n an y branches pronpty sstsaasa TO, sther Dc,
of night.
He hes large assortment q
Oodins, Burial Cases and Oaskets,
which hs Il prepared 70 trim and furnish on short
notice, and IN snch style and manner - ordered q
the most reaeooable prices.
Thanking the public for fsvees and ~ conAdsnca
n the past hs begs to his fSsnAs that ~ d
detesAined 1ose than ever b merit thetr cooA.
1s0ee, Fsspeee and continued patEenAgs.
q. uEVERDEN,
Qkseee, Dee. q, ISIS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-31

A food at Rome, Ga, has caused the
destruction OF nearly half : million dollars'
worth Of property.
The San Antonio and Corpus Christi
stage was stepped fifteen miles north OF Oak
vile, Texas, by four armed men, who robbed
the passengers Of s4O0 in money and several
watches and other pieces Of iewelry.
Maj. Kirby, Of the internal-revenue
service, has made bloody battle with tho fou
Middleton brothers. whose illicit still il on the
border OF Virginia and Kentucky. Kirby had
posse Of twenty citizens. Joe, Bill and Tom
Middleton were killed, and five OF their men
fatally injured. The revenue officer will re-
new tho fight when sufficiently reinforced.
The Texas Legislature has rejected .
proposition to submit prohbitory amendment
to the people.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-06

swered except where men are able to
read and write Latin, and understand
Hebrew and Greek? In this age we
want the man who can win the most
souls to Christ. Says the Central, June
22d, "The man who wins the most souls
to Christ is not the scholar or the orator
but the subject of the profoundest Chris
tan experience. The man who can speak
that which he knows in regard to the
work of the Spirit will secure the interest
OF an audience in what he has to say.
There are many stages in this knowledge.
1t is the more advanced stages which
clothe the minister of God with power in
the pulpit" May we not be in danger
of attaching too much Importance to hu-
man learning-the wisdom of this world
Were all learning, wisdom, and eloquence
combined in one man, could he convert
one soul to God? No Put Saued soul
under the care of such man, and could
he keep it? Mol So then the man s
learning worldly education is not the
power. But God selects His messenger
tells him $50, preach my gospel" In
obedience to this selection and command
the man asks us to admit him to work
with us. He prefers our Church be-
lleves our doctrines. Ought we to reject
or refuse him because he is not "ska1ed
IN the classics" though full of other quail
ifications which make him able to teach ?
Such men there are; and the time has
come when our Presbyteries should use
the liberty given, and in the exercise OF
wise discretion, take the men, gladly
who will prove capt to teach" and who
1oiU preach-if not in our Church, then
in some other. Some fear that trouble
will follow any relaxing of our rules, y
as generally understood. But surely we
are not wiser than God; and zoe aOiU al
rags find safety enough IN obedience to
the rules aohich lie gaze, by Inspiration
to his ministers, Paul, Timothy, ana
Titus A scholarly knowledge of He
brew, Latin, and Greek, is not now ne.
cessary in order to obedience. That is
the proposition.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-06
The Revised Testament.
REPORT OF THE WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE
SOCIETY IN REGARD TO IT

OOC1EI1 IN REGARD 10 II.
The monthly meeting of the Washing
ton City Bible Society was held Monday.
June 9th, the first business considered
being the report of the committee ap-
pointed to revise the new version of the
New Testament. Rev. A. w. Pitzer,
chairman of the committee, stated that
each member had taken sixty pages to
read and compare, as result of which
he would submit the following: The un-
dersigned, having been requested by the
Washington City Bible Society to unite
in an examination of the revised version
of the New Testament, respectfully sub
NIT the following report:
This is one of many translations since
l380-Wycliffe's, Tyndall's, Coverdale's,
Matthews, Cranmer's, Parker's, Genevan,
Douay, King James, and many others
since.
With all the variations in the different
manuscripts and the various renderings
in the TRANSACTIONS, the system of the
Christian religion remains intact. No
fact, truth, or duty is changed in the
least.
While the Convocation of Canterbury
originated and has controlled the revis-
ion, and while the great religious bodies
Of this country and Great Britain, as
such, and the Bible societies have not
co-operated in the work, yet the revision
has had the cooperation and assistance of
eminent scholars outside the Anglican
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-06
Two Characters.
BY JAMES STEPHENSON.


FIRST.
Alone from self his inspiration came,
With gesture, voice and pulpit pose in keeping
1t was Pickering uncertain flame.
Above his souls fast-dying embers creeping
He had an itching ear for fulsome praise,
And seemed very peafowl backward gazing
Upon the brilliant hues of Sabbath days
Which he had painted for the worlds amazing
The saints complained not, though they were
unfed,
''Be still" said they, "he may have Gods
anointing;"
The poor and lowly, though unvisited
Did not rebel against the power appointing
But many minds had this doubt uppermost:
II wonder If there be Holy Ghost"
SECOND.
He was man of very modest mien,
Though versed in classic and in sacred lore
His Ego never cast shade between
His Master and the poorest of the poor.
There seemed trembling wonder in the eyes
That feed my lambs" his ear had ever heard
And bushes gently faded to surprise
When some one said What comfort in this
world 2"
He had no strutting dignity to guard,
Brother" called him the children of his fold
And for his work the best of his reward
Came from the places where there was no god
The people said, with faith the uttermost
"There is Christi There is a Holy Ghostr
Cincinnati Gazette
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-06

The power of Christian character shin.
ing through the life of Christian man
is strikingly illustrated in the following
incident: AN Afghan once spent an
hour in the company Of DIR. VIM. Marsh,
Of England. When he heard that Dr.
Marsh was dead, he said His religion
shall now be my religion; His God shall
be my God; for must 90 where he j.
and see his face again. "-Chris. at Work.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-06

Governor Hoyt, Of Pennsylvania cay;
he learned the Shorter Catechism in hi;
youth, and eff anybody Wants to ask ne
any Of the one hundred and seven que''
tons | am ready to give him the answer
| don't live up to the Catechism perhap
as well as ought, but it is one Of the
things 1 claim to know"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

Points About People nj Home and
Abroad.
=, ..---- ~ I1....i... a.. IL A., Nn.


Points About People NJ Home and
Abroad.
Hon. johnson N. Camden Is at the Nc
Lure.
DhJ. o. Brownlee, Of West Alexander
was In the city yesterday.
Col. Charles Smith, Sheriff Of Wood
county, Ia at the Mcclure.
II, 4. 1lorner, Of the clerical force Of the
House Of Delegates, is at Washington, Pa,
Mr.. Charles L. Bailey has accepted q
position as salesman with Thomas Hughes
4 90.
b. II. Grover, business manager Of Rialt
New Humpty Dumply, was In the city
yesterday.
Mont. williams, Esq, who has been Wis
itins friends in this city, left for Quincy
ILL.,, last night.
Miss Ella Hastings and Miss Eliza Rog
ara lelt on the steamer Andes yesterday fol
ifonton, o., 10 visit Miss Hattie Matthews
Of that city.
Mrs. Dr.. Murry and son John, Of West
Alexander, Pa, Col. Chas. He1riCk
Cant, RufInef, L. L. Boggs and family, OIL
Charleston, were among the PASSENGER
on the Andes yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

The bal,maque OF the Harmonic. Men.
nerchor Singing Society next Monday
promises TO be q grand affair. II will be
given at the Academy Of Music, and the
committee are hard at work to make It q
success. Tickets can be had at Louis
Deohert's iewelry store; g. A. Benter,
Harper's hat store; o. A. sChseffer & Co.,
Opera House corner; John HeCkel, No.
1913 Market street; +. Rlester, German
Insurance Company office; VIM. sChaeGer,
Ia II. F. Bshren's dry goods store, and
from any member Of the o ommittee Of
Arrangements on presenting an invitation,
The passive and honorary membersofthe
society can get their tickets on calling on
F. Riester, German Insurance Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

Former EmployC Of the Post once III,
Victim.

A Former EmplOyC Of the Post once the
victim.
From the Dodge City, Kansas, Times
we gather the following particulars OF the
death by accident on the rail Of Mr.. L. O
Rockwell, who is quite well known in THU
city, having for long time been employed
in the Wheeling Post Office, and having
still many relatives hereabouts:
"Two freight trains Colllded ia station
called Belfast, 2Smiles west OF Dodge City
on Friday morning, killing the engineer
and fireman OF the advancing train. One
OF the trains was lying on the side track
leaving the hind car tapping on the main
track when 1t was run into, demoltshing
the engine and Caboose, and Instantly kill
ing the engineer George Yost, and the fire
man L. o. Rockwell. The switched
train, utterly neglected had nc
signal out, and II was hardly pos
sible, owing to the binding snow STORM.
to distinguish an object many feet away,
Through this carelessness two lives are
lost, and two homes made sad and
desolate. Both engineer and fireman
leave small families TO mourn their TN.
timely end. Tie wives OF the deceased
men are distracted over the heartrending
news which reached them Friday morn.
ing. Both families reside In this city,
They have The sympathy Of the Commu.
nifty In their sad alIlction. The deceased
engineer and fireman were well known III
this city, as honest and sober workmen,
The bodies will be brought to this city iOl
hurialb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

The marks last evening indicated Is feet
and falling.
The La Belle started in the Bellaire
trade yesterday, and worked very salts
tRctOrily,
The Welcome and Diurnal arrived yes
tsrday with big trips and returned as
usual.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati last
night, loaded tat,
The Courier will be this mornings Par
kersburg packet, leaving at 1850 O'Clock,
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburgh
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The Emma Graham passed up yester'
day, en- route from Cincinnati TO Pitts
burgh.
Captain Jack Harrison, Captain Godfrey
Muhleman and Clerk Alex. VoeRtly were
in the city yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, February 22.-RiVer 8 feel
2 inches and falling. Weather clear and
mild.
CIXcINNATI, February 22,-River Al fee
8 inches and falling slowly. Weather
clear and much warmer. Arriyed-Gati
Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, February 29,-River risinl
slowly here with II feet in the canal
Weather cloudy and pleasant, Departed
S. R. Coe and tow to Pomeroy.
NEW ORLEANS, February 22,-Arriyed-
]. Gould and baIges, Belmont; E. NJ. Nor
ton and bargss, Cairo. Departed-Guid
ing Star, Cincinnati. The steamer City o
Alton has deferred her departure unit
tomorrow, Weather clear and pleasant
Thermometer OLE.
OAIRo, February 22-Arrived; Dacotah
Ohio river; John Means, st. Louis; W. I
Holiday, st. Louis; B, Il, Wood, 0hir
river; Robin, South and Dexter, Evans
vile; ]. D, Parker, Memphis; Molli
Moore, below, Departed: Thompson
Dean, New Orleans; John b, Maude
ViCksburg; ]. s, Kinney. Vixbu1g, Dacu
tab, My Choice, Storm No. 8, st, Louis
b. G. Wood, Grand Lake, south; Mon
lana, Pittsburgh; John Means, New Or
leans. River Al feet 10 inches. Weathe
fair, Thermometer 55 degrees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

Tie Escaped Nun-Tickets Selling Rap
L. IhlY.


Tie Escaped Nun-TIckeIa Selling Rap
|t4@ IDLY.
AT the Opera House this Wednesday
evening. Mics Edith O'Gofman gives her
great lecture on lille In a Convent" fol
The only time in Wheeling.
There lie the greatest Of curiosity exist
ing Ia the minds Of our people to heat
this young lady, and she will be sure Ia
have crowded house. Her audiences are
about equally divided, being half Protest
ant and hall Catholic. One Of our late
Chicago dAllles Gays ..
'tAs a speaker she certainly ranks among
the frstoihef sex, her appearance and man
ner on the roBtrum are excellent; ehunCi.
alton, clear and distinct appeals, eloquent
and earnest, and marked throughout with
The unmistakable stamp oil true lady.
The American public, even without hear.
lag her, cannot help admitting her courage.
When they have heard her, they will con.
oede her ability and fitness for the task
she has 80 successfully commenced ln this
city" ,.,
Seats are selling fast. Every indication
oil O crowded house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

Tho medical profession throughout the
world now regards with much interest
the clinical records Of the celebrated Char.
lily Hospital at New Orleans, on account OF
lie treatment Of yellow fever and other
malarial diseases. 1t Is we'll 10 remember
that the Louisiana State Lottery, To secure
the valuable franchise II enjoys, contracted,
and has paid promptly no far the install.
ments Of the 81 100000. The next drawing
takes place on March S.h, and any iniofl
nation can be had by writing 10 N. A.
Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, New York
City, or the same person at New Orleans,
La. pGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

and great, not by what you reject, but by
what you cordially accept and believe.
Your health will improve, Just Ia proper.
ton as you obey NATURES laws. II your
mind IL diseased, refresh II with suitable
relaxation. II the two great organs Of
your body, the kidney and liver, are out
Of order, restore them by using WatneFs
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure. The mind
can be kept clear by care and the kidneys
and liver by the great remedy above men
toned. NWTdw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

The public has had many an opportunity
the last six months to secure watches and
iewelry at auction, but we guarantee to
say that never before have they had the
opportunity 10 purchase at such sacrificing
prices as we saw goods selling for at Loult
DeChert's closing out sale. We advise
every one to attend the sale, Mr.. DeCherl
informs US that every article must DO sold
this week. Sale every evening, also
Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoon
for ladies, lin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

The Great Council OF West Virginia
Improved Order Of Red Men will meet in
this city on Wednesday morning in Logan
Tribes wigwAm, Crangle's Block.
The Great Chiefs Of the Great Council
Of West Virginia, Improved Order of He'd
Men are:
WIN +. Graebs, Great saChem, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
Geo. McGlnCy, Great Senior Sycamore,
Shepherdstown, ". Va.
O. sChambIa, Great Junior Sycamore,
Wheeling.
Charles Hitsch, Great Prophet, Wheel
Ing.
Harry @. UltiCh, Great Chief Of Rec.
ords, Wheeling.
John Schneider, Great Keeper Of Wan.
pun, Wheeling.
Daniel Braun, Great sannap, Wheel.
Ing.
d. Roemsr, Great Mishinnews, Wheel.
Ing.
Wheeling.
Wheeling.
Representatives to the Great Council,
U, 81
no. UltiCh, Wheeling, for one Great
Sun. $500.
Great Suns.
4 full representation from the different
Tribes In the State is expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23
IEalaLATIYE RELAxAIIoN.
Visit or the Members Of the LesiAIature
10 NJ. Ne ChantnI, Yesterday.

10 MT Ne ChantAI, Yesterday.
Yesterday the members Of the LeSisla.
ture and number ofinvited guests visited
Mt. De ohantal, in pursuance Of formal
invitation extended by the Sisters in
charge Of the school. At2;SO o'clock four
coaches filled by the members OF the SEN
ate and House Of Delegates and number
Of ladies left Capital Square, and in few
minutes the station at the Mount was
reached. There was no delay experienced
in debarking, and soon all the excursion
lists were seated in the large and ComiortA-
BILE music hall. The scholars OF the AGA
deny were arranged in seats on both sides
Of the hall in front OF the stage, while the
larger scholars and the pupils taking part
in the entertainment together with some
OF the Sisters occupied seats on the stage,
When the audience had been seated
Bishop Kahn welcomed the visitors in be
hall oil the Sistsrs, and rendered them the
kospitalities Of the institution. The Bishop
took occasion to speak in terms Of warm
est praise OF the Sisters in charge OF thC
school, and recited their duties and self
imposed tasks, When the Bishop con
cluded his remarks the following pro
gramme, which had been hastily prepared
BY the Sisters, was rendered TO the de
light oil the audience:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

s. Chadwick, Of Arcadia, Wayne Co.,
N. Y, writes: 81 have had severe attacks
Of Asthma for several years. commenced
taking DR.. Thomas Electric Oil; the frat
dose relieved me In one hour. continued
taking It In teaspooninl doses for few
days, and have not had an attack Of il
sinCe; now neatly one year"