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Mias Stella MuphRll; First premium In
grammar and reading.
Miss Bessie Hamilton: Second pre-,
MUM In grammar and reading.
Miss Nora KsrEisk; Second premium
In grammar and reading.
Miss Fay Collins: Second premium in
grammar and reading.
Miss Orlska Havsrasld: Second pre-.
MUM In grammar and reading.
Mas Daisy Stone: Second premium in
grammar and reading.
Miss Virginia Richards: Second pre-
MUM in grammar and reading.
Miss Jennie DArrah; A premium Ter
improvement in grammar and reading.
In addition to the foregoing premiums,
others we're awarded in the departments
Of German, painting and drawing, Ell.
qustte, vocal music, harp, neAtuess and
order, housekeeping, darning, &c,
Three young ladies were graduated in
the entire English course Of instruction.
and received each q beautiful gold medal.
They were Miss Susie Kaufman, Of Texas,
Miss Ella NJ. Meyer, OF Philadelphia, and
Miss Eva Knight, Of West ooluubia, W,
Va,
ACADEMIC HoNoRs.
The first honora in the Senior Circle,
consisting Of q crown and gold medal, for
uniform excellence Of department, were
conferred upon
Miss Susie Kaufman, Of San Diego,
Texas. .
West Virginia.
The FIRST honors Of the Second Glass,
consisting Of a crown and silver medal, for
uniform excellence in dep srtment, were
conferred upon
Miss Kate Flynn, Of Atlanta, Georgia.
Miss Nellie Flanagan, OF Rochester, New
York.
Miss Nellie Maher, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Mary Gloninger, Of Pittsburgh,
Pe%nnsylVanis.
Miss Mary Bukey, Of Pslksnburg, West
Virginia.
Miss Agnes Reilly, Of Savannah,
Georgia.
Miss Amy Nash, Of GAllipolis, Ohio.
The HonoIs OF the Dtvialon Of the Sec,
ond Glass, ConAisIing oil . Grown and /
for uniform excellence OF deport.
ment, were conferred upon
Miss sl 10 sitgreavss, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia,
Miss Mamie o'Brien, OF Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Kate Kennedy, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia.
Mis-, Virginia l., Wilson, Of Wilson.
burg, West Virgins.
Miss Regina Stillwsgsn, OF olsysville,
Pennsylvania.
Miss Anna M, Lyons, Of St, Paul, Min.
Miss Mora Weber, Of Cumberland,
Maryland.
The honors Of the third, fourth and
ffth classes, are conferred upon
Miss Olivia Kerrisk, Of Bermuda,
Miss lila Park, Of Warren, Ohio.
Miss Mary A. Donahue, Of Grafton, W.
Va.
Miss Kate Lee, OF Liverpool, Ohio.
Miss Carrie Whitaker, Of Wheeling, W.
Va. -
Miss Minnie Miller, OF Wheeling, W.
Va.
Miss Edith Miller, OF Point Pleasant,
W. Va.
Miss Fannie Robinson, OF Wheeling, W.
Va.
Miss Jennie schumann, OF Willow Is.
West Virginia.
Miss Mary MCGraw, Of Grafton, West
Virginia.
Misc Mary Ducch, Of Wheeling, West
Virginia
Pennsylvania.
In the junior circle, the frat honors,
coneistiDgofs crown, were conferred upon:
Mics Frances Handlan, If Wheeling,
West Virginia.
Virginia,
Miss Mary McAndrews. Of Wheeling,
Virginia,
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FRED AMOS, Tyler street. Rochester, writes:
your sP Inc BLoEsoM Is wonderful l never
used anything that acted 20 we'll on the
bowels, and at the ams time was 50 free iroln
the drastic properties Of medicines usually
sold for the purpose" Price 6Ucents, trial bot.
ties 10 GEMS
Bold by Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
DruggiAts, Wheeling.
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The Entrance March from LIE Prophite,
by Meyerbeer, was executed on the two
ChiCkering GrRndS, accompanied by the
two harps. The pupils selected f1r this
performance acquitted themselves most
credltably, keeping the tempo with great
precision and producing quite an orches.
trail effect, as the young ladies entered the
music hall and look their places at the
front. The open chorus by Beethoven
was well rendered by the class, and gave
evidence Of such training as would have
vratihed the great "Maester" himself. II is
rare for tchool girls TO do justice 10 90
grand q CimpositiOn, and without male
voices, or even deep c%ontraltos 10 aid
them The result obtained Ia all the more
remarkable.
Gle Desit," a melody OF S%cbuber,'S, ar.
rRoged for the harp by GOdetroid, iH
pIaintive In its style, and was listened 10
with pleasure. Tho harp Is 90 urConmon
and graceful an instrument that la music
has q charm peculiar TO itself. which Ia In
pleasing contrast with continual piano
drumming heard every where. The beau
tiful and plaintive lines Of Moore came
fresh to our memory and we ielt that
Tata'a harp bad been festfung and fairy
hands had touched the soul OF music
airesh.
G0n wings Of Music" by Mendelssohn
was very sweetly sung and with good ex,
preston by Miss Agnes Reilly, Of eavan'
nah. This young lady possesses a clear
delicate soprano, and her articulation was
noticeably Distinct.
The PianU Qiartette, by MoSttt, is ID
the renowned composers happy and
genial style, aud was played with great
spirit by four performers, whose neat
! ness oil execution, good shading and aCcu'
facy we're worthy Of special mention.
"voi che Sapste," from the marriage O.
Figaro, ID q charming composition, simplC
In lie construction, but exceedingly grace
ful In form. This was sung by Miss Liliar
Alexander, Of Bridgeport, O.. Her voiCl
Ia q lovely me11.EopranO, 81 a recnlia1
mellow and sympathetic quality. II mani
tested careful culture, but TOO mucl
timidity appears TO restrain her powetI
and prevents her from accomplishing thu
promise given BY 90 flexible an organ.
hNovelletlen," by schumann, has all Thu
q characteristics Of this distinguished com
poser. Striking originality Al idea, com
bined with flowing melody, is made sub
sefvient 10 ell tbe rules OF harmony with
mastery skill that entities Robert Schu
mann TO rank amonR The genihBes oil thl
German school. This was played by Mis-
Elsie Bfousfaid. Of Galveston, Texas, Ia
l !. aaAa. NN..N asnaas. ASwaN aaaAtN WsaaN
he. teachers % well az hefteli. She has
te%tnatkably tibe touch, uniting power ant
dellcacy, with e1tteme sweetheee. In thi
performance the peculieritles Of the Slut
cart method Wete displayed to great I'D
vantaae. Roundnees and iullneSe Of ton
with . singing quality Ia plano passages
we're particularly worthy Of note. Ala
admirable phtaSing, oil showing the intel
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CARBUNCLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
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positively cured without the aid OF 0 knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Oorns, OhilblSine, etc. II has never failed
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A sire Cure Found At Last No on
Need RafeF,

NbEu buAAtEt
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and Ulcerat d piles has been discovered BY
Dt. williams ian indian remedy called Dr..
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and a pr pared only for Piles, itching Of
he private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. ]. N. Oofinberry. Of
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have never found anything which gave such
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Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. / applied
"Loudon Hair Color Restorer" My bali
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and I consider II an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. J. W. Abel, N. D..
Druggist, i024 Beach street, Philadelphia,
Price 70 cents q bottle, six bottles n. Sold
by Druggists. MwTGw.
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class Of BeEIBnsrs.

Miss Mai Hagen: First premium IN
grammar aud reading.
Miss Ode McLene. First premium In
grammar and reading.
Miss Anna Lyons: First premium In
grammar and residing.
grammar and reading.
Miss Kate Smith: Second ptenium In
grammar aud reading.
Miss Minnie Jofipg: Second premium
10 grammar ana reading.
SECOND DIVISION.
MIss Mamie ~sitgreaVes: First premium
In grammar and reading.
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WHAT every ons should have. and never be
without, Is THOMAS EcLrcTRtc OIL. II Is i thor.
ough anu safe IN It's effects, prod ncing the
most wondrous cures Of rheumatism, neural.
giA, burns bruises and wounds Of every kind.
Bold by Laughlln Bros. q Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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NO HumbugEiBg tbo American People.
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with they find q remedy that suits them
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Just exactly tbs case with SPRiNO BLossoM,
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10 cents.
Sold by Laughiin Bros. 4 Co, Wholesale
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Department OF French.
SECOND GLASS.

Miss Elise BroussArd: First premium In
rhetoric, grammatical analysis, synonyms,
literature, letter.writing, composition and
reading. Second premium In French
conversation.
Miss Grace Gloninger: First premium
In grammatical analysis, literature, and
reading. Second premium In rhetoric,
synonyms, letter writing, composition,
and French conversation.
Miss Katie Flynn: First premium In
grammatical analysis, and reading. Sec.
ond premium In rhetoric, and synonyms.
Miss Susie Kaufman: Frat premium
In grammatical analysis, and literature.
Second premium In reading, synonyms,
and French conversation.
THIRD CLASS.
Miss Lizzie Edwards: First premium In
grammar, translation, reading, and die,
talion.
Miss Ethel Ktrkmau: First premium In
Translation, reading and dictAtion. Second
premium In grammar and letter.writing.
Miss Nellie Maher: First premium In
reading. Second premium In grammar,
translation aud dictation.
Miss Nellie Flanagan: Second premium
In grammar, translation and reading. A
premium for improvement In diCtation
and fidelity 10 French conversation.
Miss Lottie Rouse: Second premium In
grammar, reading and translation.
FOURTH CLASS.
Miss Susie s~itgreaVes: First premium in
grammar, reading, translation, letter.
writing. A premium for fidelity to French
conversation.
Miss Mary Bnkey: First premium In
grammar, translation and letter.writing
Sec md premium In dictation and French
conversation.
Miss Agnes Reilly: First premium 10
grammar and translation. Second pre-.
MUM In reading, dlc!ation and letter.
writing.
Miss Amy Nash: First premium Ia
grammar and translation Second premium
10 reading, dictation and letter writing.
Miss Mildred Tuckerman: First pre-.
tnium In reading and TRANSLATION. Second
premium In grammar, dictation and
French conversation.
Miss Mora Weber: First premium Ii
grammar and translation. Second pre-.
mium In letter writing and reading.
Miss Kate Kennedy Second premium In
grammar reading and translation.
Miss Hilda Leach: Second premium In
translation. A premium for improve.
ment 10 grammar.
FIFTH GLASS.
-..
Miss Jennie Wilson: First premium 10
grammar, reading and translation.
Miss Lucy Lorins: First premium In
grammar and reading.
Miss Jennie Reilly: Frat premium 10
reading. Second premium In grammar
and TRANSLATION.
Miss Agnes Handlan: Second premium
In grammar, fesdibg and translation.
Miss Olivia Kettitk: Second premium
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Miss Lillian Alexander! Second pie.
minm Ii grammar, reading, translation.
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Miss Jessie Clark Second premium In
grammar aud tsahslation.
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YOU KNOW


rhe h0t Oyidsnna Of . phyiciAnu success 4 he
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Fl Q ME FL
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d. Saith cured me without fniiGs ohSEiS g pain"
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Wholesale GpooaE, Main ItEOet, wheeling, W. Va
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RAD BREATHl

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.JSLs,',b md 10 6sary every raSo II clne! from
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Free from coughs and colds, good Oppeu g,
refreshing sleep. use "Df. Swayne 8 Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" the best remedy for
week lung, broncliis! and asthmetto aft otions
ever discovered. Bold BY druggists At21 cents
and Al n bottle. NWYAW,
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COMMENCEMENT PRocHRDIN0s.

We have alluded to the great crowd in
Concert Hall. This hall 10 on the second
floor, and the stream Of visitors, admitted
on tickets at the vsstibule entrance Of the
6rst story, wendell their way past the
parlors, into the hall way and up stairs to
the spacious ROOM. There were the young
misses seated at the front, next TO the
stage, tastefully dressed, oil eagerly
awaiting the opening OF the exercises, CO.
pecially the distribution oil premiums
There were no essays read ct Mt. De
Ohantal yesterday. We rather liked this
change. The exercises were confined to Q
w~elkBelected musical programme and the
distribution OF premiums, the one inter-
spersed with the other, and thus the
hours passed pleasantly away.
ORDER OF EXER I,E4
Entrance March q plan. O. 2 hArpS.)
KFOnlng ,mAroh- MeyeTbetr
PInt Plano-Mi"es Kate Kennedy and Nj drSd
TucktrunAn.
Harpt-AiIes HlIdi Leach and Nal Hagen.
DEFARrnENT 0Y ESGLIsH.
Graduating clsNI.
Chorm-DiO EhTO GotltS toFui lS6l..."... Beethoven
The class.
Premiums 10 tie Hco d clWs,
Harp IOlc-"LS DesiT" t0pui % )...m""mm.,G odeirold
Miss 1eoTGlaEa McKaJ,
Premiums In the division Of tue second class.
Vocal 40 o-'0n Wings 4 Lu,lc Roaming
hsndehsohn
MlAI Agnes pellly.
Piauo Q Artot'e--"Le NJ II, de Fiinro." ."...-M mozart
First In1-AiSes OI,iA KRrriSk and JsnLis
ssc nd IppiitnO-Nbss Lizzie Edwards and Mora
Nsber.
Premiums 10 the third and Ia the division Of the
third clrS
Vocal sOlo- vol che %sapOtO'- from Marriage
Of FlHAt0 """...,.., rn..,.,"...n. .,... Mozart
MIBn Lillian Alexander.
Premiums 10 the fourth I'd Ia tie division OF the
fourth clHS,
Plano solO-"EoVOllettO " pus all No. 7ln
10 dur..,.... .......," ..: ..'..,'.... .....,...t ehunApn
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I ~ A.
,,ILal hnlly mtdlelh'
pn,tauIl 70 eIac lo'
SIlyvU n III ll'ei,
s,StA W On .,
NlEaIlS b. LiI'f aud
PgygR,
IIlN r's PEytRs'
XVII rONPLAlNI,,
W.
SiSISD NAIsEA'
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PIIESl

IA, MN, ,un 7 torture dt' alter Day making
III bf ~ AMI IObnlrE eIi.lence o. az PItIs
w, !" II. h nd Of .lmlsI any Que WIN Will uIO
,,tI,ELiV the rm1dJ that has permanently
4 ,,aa15I, simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
I1gs IloSHI Pugs, but a gentle assistance to
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MT. DE
CLOsINs RxARCISEs % TIE ACADE'
MO YEAR YEsTERDAX.
ALarRe Auendance-A Gala Day ~ the
Observation-Disclosures OF Prem
iums 10 the Young Misses
Parting Scenes,

Yesterday Thursday was a great day
ont ct Mt. De ChantAl. 1t cloaed the
school year at that institution, and Al
usual on such occasions there were many
interesting exercises. Extra trains, be-
ginning Of 5 O'Clock, and continuing al
$50 and 0 o'clock we're run ont on the
HempaeId road to accommodate the
crowd Of visitors. BY 0 o'clock the com
mencement or Music Hall Of the Academy
was filed to ovsrlowing, and the people
poured in until 1t was literally packed. The
day was oil that could be desired, cool
and pleasant, aud visitors we're made as
comfortable as an audience could be in q
crowded hail. The scene was inspiring in
doors and out. We need not say that Of
this season Of the yeOr Mt. de Chantal is
an attractive spot, Is location 10 too
familiar to the people Of this region to
need description at u hands. 1t 10
literally q light set on o hill, and for miles
around It commands \ view that charms
the eye oil the VISITOR A more attractive
site for on institution Of learning could
not have been found even in this romantic
region OF country.
The beautiful farm on which MI, de
OhantAl Academy 10 located comprises
one hundred acres Of rich rolling land,
every acre OF which 10 under high cult.
WALTON, and The immediate premises Of the
academy are ornamsnttd and embellished
by lawns, drives, walks, ahrubbery aud
statuary in Q way that bespeska the pres:
ence aud supsrintsndenCe Of culture and
refinement within the walls Of the spa
cious building Improvement is the or.
der Of tho day at Mid Ohantal, and every
season sees changes that add to the
attractions OF the situation, The effect on
the Young pupils educated there cannot
help being beneficial, They must carry
away with them many happy impressions
Of their academic home. Such comblnA.
ton Of natural and and artificial lovellness
mnst awaken their .imaginations and
quicken all their intellectual faculties into
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CONSTIPATION

SHOULD MT 10 pga'del A. q trialng
hln,n In lat nature demands The utmost
moi, Nv Of IhH has ais, and any deviation
,n ,hL demand raves ths Vuy Oit-n 70
MI 10 dIER ItIsQ ils ~ necessary 10
rn5IV Imp 70 aCcdmulAilOns rom the
hT,hI II I 10 cal or sle'p Snd no heal b
d SW,Ipsltd Ehtfe 4 cOsIlVe hAbitC u btdy
nImll.
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nW1NE OF oARoUlv cures irregular,
painful, or difficult m%etsttuation.
For sale BY Logan 4 %.
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PIeminmS 10 printing, drawing, etiquette, nea'ness
and order, housekeeping ann dIrnlng.
Vocal TrlV-' LV lScciA - Neutrality-suspicious. MI
MatrlnoniO StgretO," ".............,.... ..".C G mAroSA
AIHtB Mildred TueItTman, Lucy LOrlug and Lillian
Alexander.
PlIno Quar,etts- Overture Eu E4mOnt. ...., Beethoven
First HIno-MISsss Else BrUussITd and Eva
Knight.
WaFda
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I Deem Il my Duly 70 Tell the World
what DT, sEayne's Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry has done for me. |
hid q violent cough, night sweatS,
sore throat, great weakness, with 30.
we're attacks Of hemorrhage, gave up
all hope Of recovery. lam now cured,
sound and hearty man,
EDWARD H. HANSON,
Engineer at sweeney'H Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and ! still remain q healthy man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24

'PrOuimt 10 the hlth class.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24

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