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ga NrfIirat.
Dr.J..E H. SMITH.
No. 14o4 Chapllne Street, VIZ
" 4lIs.sf''a Near Fourteenth Street,
Near Fourteenth Street,

The best evidence Of a physicians success Is tho
testimony OF his patients, The Increasing do.
lnhnds for my professional services Prove ,a, bare
dealt honon,bly and talrly with those who lave
consulted me. never usen PATIENTS name. with.
ont permission, though have many hundred Ger.
had becn pronounced iucurable. 4 thorough med.
lcai education with many years hospital experience
ana familiarity with therapeutic agents, close Oh,
scfvnnce Of teinperamental pcculnrltcs and strict
attention TO hygicnlc management jnslres SUCCESS
a cure Is possible aud frankly give the patient my
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a Grcnt Discovery,

Mr.. VIM: Thomas, OF Newton, In, says:
My wife has been seriously affected Will,
q cough for twenty-five years, anil this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief,
ma ni.o being urged to Try Dr.. Kings New
Discovery, did so, with most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved her very
much, and the second bottle has absolute
" cured her She has not lad so good
health for thirty years. Trial bottles l0c
ct Logan 4 Co.'S drug store. Largo size
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Poverty and Suffering.

"1was dragged down with ,lobt, poverty and SUI.
feslng for years, catisett By Sick family ut aigc
bills for doctorlng r{7
u was completely discouraged until ono year
ugo, by the advisc Of my pastor. I commenced
using Hop lslt,crs aud in ono month We were all
well, aud none Of us hnvc been sick ,lny since,
and want to My onll poor men, you can keep
than one doctors visit Will cost know RIA
WoRKiSGMAN, wv IfI,. - - d :
nG-Sonc genuine without buncl, OF green Hons
on the white label. shin MI the vllc.' poisonous
stlti with "llop" or .lioys' In their name. nulS
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"a q 4 ~ "a
q For Coils snkc hey some sense. Keep
yoor shot.guns quiet on the. Snigycrs till
the mornin OF the clecshun. Wat good is
it shoolin uv en-, now? Zoo ought to know
that.the nooze Will reach the North atorc
elccshun, and We q tryin TO kctch the mig
gcryotc Postpone demonstrators agin
en- I'LL they come to the poles the mornin
ny the elecshun and then, NV course, you
kin do cz you please. Hev some sense and
don't cmbarrass us in the North. si;;. ~
Pl;:itd: K \, "a y * q Il /, :, }Isg
III don't sec how I kin help 700 out Nv
yoor dilemma. 700 say 700 arc in a Free
Trade dcestrick with lots NV Irish votes in
it. Nv course to urge free tr..de, to the
upbuilding ,uvthe English manoofacturers
won't please the Irish, and to advocate the
cxclooshun NV British manufacturers ia
pleeze the Irish wood displcase tic Free
Traders. 1t is q tito place. The only way
ont uv.it'is to dodge tho question alto.
gethcr and howl 4 Know-Nothing nrill
Blaine and sale lin heavy for civil Service
reform. Trcet the other questions as tho
they wuz out pollytix and merely loklt
ishoos, rs \ Hancock did when lie WI;
rnnnin. I, y N S jSz 4
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IT is well to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness OF the throat
aud lungs, consumption and all pulmo.
nary diseases, is DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. It quickly allays inham.
nation and checks decay. DIV +
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The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
" cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 Co. -. ~
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FOR I'm able defence OF ex.SheriG Clevc.
land in the Marian Halpin matter, | refer
yooto Rey. Henry Ward Becclier, whose
pOstotlis address is Brooklyn, ". y He
Deeyes in persucl purity. !. III you doub,
what lie SEE regardin sich things, address
Mrs. Elizabeth Triton, same postoisis. l
don't know her street and number, us she
is Twin in n garnet somewhar, Mr.. Deecher
not cl'oosin to lier anything to 10 with a
woman after she wuz ketched at it.
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GII.MEe COUNrYtAwAKE.

! +.
Blaine md Logan Polo Raising ut Troy
sT 4.jl, Speeches, Etc. M, ~
Correspondence ofthe In!elligeioer. F1,s 3
TnoY, GlLMEn Co., W. Va, sep,cmbel
0.-This has indeed been q .'red letter
day for the Republicans and Fusionists Of
this part OF the county. Early in tic
morning the people began to assemble to
witness the pole raising and hear the
political issucs discussed. Bynoon at least
tive hundred people had gathered and wit.
messed tho iinging to tho breeze OF Il
splendid Blaine and Logan flag from two
beautiful poles placed III the business part
OF our town. 4 rs 4, II (
There were no posters advertising the
meeting and no special efforts to secure /,
crowd, yet by the time the speaking began
It was one Of the largest political g,tircr-
ings ever seen IN the place. Republicans,
Greenbackers and liberal Democrats yie,i
with cucll other IN making tho occasion n
grand success, which 1t certainly was.
After dinner the large crowd, with ban
ncrs and cheers, marched to u fine grove
near town 10 listen to tho speakers pres.
ent, Mr.. z. ". Morris, candidate for
State Senator. aud Hon. Il. II. Ercer, ius.
ion elcctor for the Fourth Congressional
district. Mr.. r. G. Linn, Democratic can
didatc for the State Senate, had been cor
daily invited TO be present, us well as
other prominent Democrats. 10 take part
in the discussion, and they failed to put in
an appearance. R'l
Mr.. Morris was the first speaker, and
for an hour anda halt gave lis one Of the
best and most convincing Republican
speeches ever heard here. Hc discussed
with charm and eloqucnce national issues,
bestowins upon James e. Blaine culogy.
worthy Of our chosen leader, His dissec-
ton OF the present State administration
and its burdensome misru,c was dignilcl,
fair and impartial and won Tor him the
Of Republicans and Democrats
alike. lie will be our next Senator,
Mr.. Freer made the closing speech, evi-
IDENTIFY to the satisfaction of al, us he forci.
bly, and eloquently held up tn, b; naer Of
protection to labor, and clearly showed the
necessity OF the fusion movement in this
State. y re- e,
We are happy, The meeting has done
good. The Republicans mean business,
and il to-day's mectin, is any evidence OF
the enthusiasm in the county, and We be-
lieve it is, put down Glmer in the list for
Blaine, Colt, Maxwelland the fusion State
n raj
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All lfnins dnlIy except sunlny. lGl5zIT' z
Trnin leaving bridgeport at S:3s n. M makes dI.
rect connectionat Yellow Creek for Cleveland and
Chicago Train arriving at bridgeport ct PAS n. M
land md Chicago. u Ei 'fd i. a. FORD, ~
II. General Passenger mud Ticket Agent. N
WIN. A. BALDWIN, = if'N,i[sil IS f~sS5r.ss
a;55l'3Ia5I7ET General Manager, Pittsburgh. Pa "
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BY taking Ayers Sarsaparilla many a
poo! sufferer WHO submits to the surgeons
knife because OF malignant sores and scro.
iulnus sweIlings, might be saved, sound
and whole. This will purge out the cor
ruptions which polute the blood, and by
which such complaints are originated and
led. 'tssi s. -;. "a u. Dtw :.
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DrRFEE's Salad Dressing is tho best
thing of the kind ever sold, with It
superb salad 5of amy kind can be made
without delay or tronblc. It is also one Of
the best sauces for cold meats, etc. q.
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y Some men are bornout OF luck. Their
bread always falls 8butter-sidea down; Con
foot, all the wagons aro going the, other
way, md the smoke always blows On their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-12

Mr.. James Whitcomh Riley one OF the
most promising OF Western poets, has a
volume OF sketches in the press. Can this
DC the Riley.we have thought OF go?
But no; perish the circulating sugges-
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my son, never steal. II it becomes
necessary for you. to take the money 0
others, do it with. a magnitude that vii
command their admiration and respect, /.
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No liquors are sold ut Asbury Park, N.
J., but the small boy who mishchayes
himself does not 90 hungry for a Ticker.
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The fashionable churches in the East
are the scene Of Il gentle rivalry between
the minister and the dresslnaker, us to
which produces the attraction. -i5i' Fl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-12

Z When a Boston man desires to he OK.
trcmely hospitable, he invites visitor
presenting II letter Of introduction to n
seat IN his pew at church, "next Sub.
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No honest man will sell his vote; it is
against the law. There is no law to pre-
vent borrowing s. or $40 from candidate
until you see your. dog, however. ~ ~
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4 The sculptors Of Berlin have agreed ,ha,
spectacles make an odd spectacle Of mar
bic statuary, and the eiligy OF General
Won Goeher is to go without t;,em. 55.sl
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81: "Thicf!" $4,000: "Dcfaulter!n
SlO0, 600: "Shortage!h s5Oo,O9O: s"Cana-
dian tourist" $1,000 600: brilliant fin.
ancier ~ 75,l. - y y I. ~. Nv 1ITagl
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Singing, irritation, inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary complaints, cured by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-12

=. Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
6e'lbuss, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists. p rs a l,5 81 z
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R,IW.I1-EP

~ a4. .
MAY meat POISONED With Potash" This Is the
cGSc with hundreds who have been unwlsc enough
to take Sarsaparll,Ms, Potash mixtures, etc. until
digestion Is almost fatally impaired. swiits Spe.
cttc sh vegetable remedy aud restores the system.
pO!Soas. -. @t 9.es r. - yg;4J,l t.5
a was suffering with Blood Poison. and treated
several mouths with Mercury and Potash, only 10
make me worse. The Potash took away my appc-
tito and gave me dyspepsia, and both gave inc
rheumatism J then look sara,prllh, &c.l All
these sarsapQrila mixtures hnvc Potash In them.
This made me still wone. Ms 1t drove the poison
further into my SYSTEM. a friend Insisted should
take Swit's Specific and 1t cured nc Of the blood
Poison, drove the Mercury md Potash out OF my
system, ind to.ny mn Us well as ever was. /:
=, - q. GEO. D. WELlMAS, JR., Salem, Mass. !
John A. Smith. the largest merchant In Gaines.
VILE, Gu, Sys: -" suffered for years from the com
bsned effects Of ErysiIelas md Eczema, con,in
taking medicine containing Potash. $. S. s. cured
mo thoroughly mud absolutely Ny appetite,
strength and flesh returned was cured with It.
Treatise OIL Blood and Skin diseases mailed frcc
70 "PP'tse8a"se' r,1r cw,,rr cprfrr,r RI 5s,5'
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Pntapsco Institute,

MISS SARAH n, RASDoLrH, Principal.
& Situation nnsurmSsinrty beautiful md climate
noted for Its snlnbti,y With Its corps Of teach
Atioi. ind the happy results from its methods OF
Instruction and discipline, no other school cap be
found offering greater advantages for thu training Of
Young ladies and children than this well known In.
lar. i.4 r. 80. q ss n.g. IL n I..Oa
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TIE New York police force employs ic.
male detectives. They; are great on q
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Health is Wealth!

Dl l.. Z. VESTS NEay,: AND BrA1% Tns,r.
%EST, guaenntecl specific for Hysteria, ni.zi.
ness, Conyulsiors, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Of alcohol or tobacco, Wukciulness, Mental Do.
precision, Softenias OF tho Brain resulting in in
ffunity md loading to misery, decay AID dentiL
/ Premature Old Age, Barrcuness. Loss Of power
orrhra caused byoyer-OSeriion Of Ito brain. rrlf.
abuse or oyer-iudnlgoucc Ench box contains
ono months treatment. !S10Oa box, or six hoIes
Tor $50, esnt by mail rrepailon receipt OF price
155aF WE GU!ANAS1E.; SIX BOXES
b To cure any case. With each order received byns
Tor slI h0zes, accompanied with $50, we will
( send tho purchaser onr, written guarantee to re
ftnd tho money il tho treatment dues not eileci
cttfe Guarantees Issued ouiy by ~ Z.
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Ann Jones quarrellcd with her lover as
she was shclling peas. She jcercd him
and pclted him with peas, and he atilast
walked of. He felt gloomy because he
saw Miss Ann throw,peas. Z. y
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and .RhcumatIsm,-
Suffered Notwithstanding seemed 10 help me
could not set out Of bed. Dir. Smith cured me-
,IEPN.plllLLlrS. Wheeling, W. Va.
Chtarrh. Polypus OF Nose, impaired Voicc.-Sui
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That hacking cough can be SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure, We guarantee it.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liy-
or Complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizcr is guar.
antecd to cure you. NO 5E.s
sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's cure is the
1, Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloll's catarrh remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., A. 7. Young and
Chas. Menkemellrr ~. row
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selalssst.. Ell ]. sIToRTLlDGE, a. ~, .prin.
5THE GQLL.EG|AIE SCHOOL

4 REMOVED from Sc Yves, Seventh street, to 90
Auburn street, Clncnnati. Ohio; Delightful loca.
boat,l.rs and day school. 81 II;
pferures for College, scientific Schools or blsl.
ncSS II "a X nj + q gf, ~ u ysi ~ tlS,y,
" Modern language, Primary Department, v W
z, tyet.MwAF 81 .Il WI. S. kiN.A n. Principal.
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Institute
3s.iais FOR DoTn SEXES, \

tion, Philadelphia. Yale and Harvard professors:
thorough courses OF study: students prepared fol
Junior year n colleges practical lessons lii Survey
Ing and Civil Engineering; daily conversations In
Gcrnsnn and French: .Bo0s.kecp1ng and CONNER
clnl Arithmetic: superior instruction In music;
timi!l mid backward pupils privately tutored: a
carefully arranged department for little boys: du
ties Of school life made attractive; highly recon-
-, col II u. : sCF6E7III'J crrOpTI MGR a " rr
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~ coULDa tail unfold that would harrow
ny young blood, "savagely growlcd the
Bologna sausage. ij; 4 ,s.I llasf.s \ 8
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WASHINGTON AND LEE
,UN Nv .HE ES SIrHV.
\. W. Cor. Penn ave. and Sixth St,

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. u
Instructions In the usual academic studies, and
II the professional schools OF Law and Engineer
Ing. location icalthiu. Expenses moderate
session opens scptcinber IS. For Catalogue, ad
'iress Clerk Of the Fuculty. 80. 3. q
Q iyl1 - \ istss q. w e. sIFF President
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Decline Of MN,

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo-
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells
Health Remover. ST. iff ~ stsIf +,
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Fon lame back, sido or chest, Use shi-
lohs Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
shloh's Cough and Consumption cure
is sold by us on garantce. Itcurcs Con-
sumption. n d. =. 1,i{A
Shloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10
and Is cents per hottie. p 't n !, If
Group, Whooping Cough and Bron.
chltis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. i6s s. = rs ~, :
Sold by Logan \ Co., A. 7. Young and
Ctas. Menkcmcllcr. COW
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aats and Caps

fGsENTLEAIliN'S SILK z! AND Is FELT
N1KltATS renovated topresent styles Mt moderate
charges by Vim. Gsalowskyi the I'ractlcal Halter.
t1tshnrgh, Pa! g Lcaye your orle1 with Il g..
Woolstont " Sixteenth street, Wheeling, gu7 y
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LA. w SCHOOL
or Washinston & Lee University.

: GEN. g. IS. G. LEE. President. t5
Instruction by textbooks md printed lectures,
with courses Q! lectures on special subjects by emil
nrnt jurlsIs. Tuition and fees. $50 for session Of
nitIc month";: beginning September 1S For jcata.
iogs,e and full information, address
= t.i.saf lf,t,s = 81 ClIAS. A. GRAVES, f
k !y17 rs - Prof Of law Lexington, W. 4
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..ll !: !. Efqnnfzs:
!, A:Ns,yrRs TO CORRESPONDENCE.

/ ohlee ! Nos. rs and VI rioenih Street.
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StI hcv abushcl or more Nv letters to ans
ser, but ez none! ny en- contained the re-.
Asit stamps no attention will be pade to
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

were not more confident Of lis s.ssf-
ence than our North Carolina friend is
OF his pot Of treasure. Nor did they
get 50 near TO the spot As one hundre !
Yards
But. as q warning, we viii tell him
that the vast majority of these COM
panies organized 20 hunt for the pre-
ciOus metals came TO speedy grief. The
impression. the hope. upon which they
were based. proved false and delusive-
Either there was no gold on the prop
crfy. or there was too little TO pay for
taking il out. Out of many hundreds
of mining companies which all held out
the most salgu.ne expectations. there
are now only few score which are pay
ing dividends. The result has been the
.Oss Of many millions by the searchers
for the hidden treasure.
Finally. therefore. we advise our
friend TO let the pot lie undisiurbed. II.
indeed. il IS in his field. Some day. IL
II is there. his plOw may turn it up. and
his chances of finding il N that way are
ABOUT rs good rs if he dug for it system
aticaily. But we don't believe there
is any pot of gold and silver there--
g. l. SIN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

'.Now Jest make tracks fer home an
don't ye ever let me ketch &c in this
orchard ag'n." said Mr.. Thomas
Johnny took his advice. without stop
ping TO find out what had become of
Joe
That young lover Of forbidden fruit
had started for the fence. but lac heard
the dog so close behind him that ne
took refuge in tree There Mr..
Thomas found him with T0xser sitting
at the foo, o. il. growing.
your. safe. reckon" said the old
man. with grim chuckle- Keep
watch on him TOwse- Good night
bab- Hope yell rest we'll"
Then he went away and left Joe 20
the longest night of meditation he ever
saw. He tried to drive the dog away,
and then. falling in that. to coax him
into being friends. but in vain. The
dog knew his business. and wasn't to
be driven or eoaxed from doing his
duty.
-sarly the next morning Mr.. Thomas
came over to JOe's uncle's. johnny
saw him. but kept out Of sight.
Zone o. your young critters IS in my
orchard" called out Mr.. Thomas over
the fence. Got in las n ght Better
60 an get him out. / reckon"
Il viii, ;" said Uncle Able, and started
forthwith.
He expected 10 find the fence down,
am can in mischief Instead of that
be discovered Joe pcrched in q tree
looking about Is foolish as 4 10Y can.
l..
said Uncle Able. having TO laugh in
spite Ot himself at Joe's ereStfallen ap-
pearance- .Had good time. s'pO-e?
Don't seem as il il Jest agreed with ye
to be up all night, iudgin' from yer
looks"
Joe climbed down ont Of the tree,
while his uncle kept Towsc at = safe
distance.
IL wish you'd lick me-" ne said 20
his uncle. with such 4 queer and conf
sal expression on his face that Uncle
Able had TO laugh again, and Joe
laughed. too. in a sickly way. and
marched Oft homeward. feeling that
''larks" didn't agree with him rs well
As be fancied they might.
I'll tell yOu what" he said 10 John
ny, that afternoon. '.yon don't catch
me stealing apples asain-"
Nor Ele. said Johnny. thinking Of
his sore back. didn't we get come
up with in good shape. thOuzhsn
SHOULD say we did" answered Joe.
You'd better believe l felt mean anil
foolish when saw Upcle Able coming.
l never did feel quite 50 'sireaked' in
all m. life I'd rather have had n tan
ming twice over"
''And To think of the way in which
we returned Mr.. Thomas lindness,"
said Johnny '-IIe gave us some ap-
piles and we were mean enough 10 try
and seal more from him. Last. might
II looked ike fun 20 me-Or any way /
tried to make it lcoS 50. but since I
thought !; all over l see there wasnl
any fun aiout IL tell yol what Il is.
Joe. il doesn't pay to do n mean n M
and try 10 excuse yourself By calling Is
sport. That's So" answered Joe.
So the boys found cut hat forb dden
fruit often leaves = bitter taste behind
it--E6eB t. Re.Jord, "a WsstcTn Poo.
man
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
The Grit that COrq ,ers.

TIE 2eniion of that distinguished
educator. Rev. Or. Lemuel Moss, Presi-
dent Of the State University st Bloom
ingtOa. rec lis vCrv interest NJ story
OF his early struggles 10 obtain an ehu-
cation Our informant was 4 promi-
nent church worker OF Ia.s citv, who
was well acquainted with Moss while
they were members OF the First Baptist
Church at Cincinnati. abou; thirty
years ago. Moss was then cub IN
a printing Office. but he felt he had 4
higher call. The church had quite a
handsome educational fund on hand as
the time. and his means being small,
he made application Ia the pastor of his
church for admission TO The theOlog.cas
seminary AT Rochester. y. Y. The pas
tor ';idl { seem to take t. the idea. ana
the ambitious Young man was kindly
informed t'iat there wasn't enough 10
him for = preacher They didn't think
he had enough education 10 enter col
le-e- BIT the rebuff only nerved
young Moss to seek another plan. lie
wrote 10 Dr. Robinson. then President
Of the college. to know ii he could Oh
tain tie scxtonShip OF one OF the
churches in Rochester. The good doe
tor offered him every kind Of eacour
agemcnt. and the coveted position wa
secured. By doing Eitle chores about
the church and college. and with the [
help Of his young wife. he was enabled I
10 work his way through the COLLEGE I.
and secure n good education Two year. f.
after BE entered the college the faculty I
took the pans &c write bacS % thu 7.
church people Al Cincinnati. telling
them what I mistake they lad made: .
that tie young mar in whom they had
IN led 10 discover anything th7f wsu,d
make 4 minister OF the Gospel was G.-s 1
tinci 10 become enc of the greatest 10 /
the land. Lcmuel Moss j. TODAY re- 1
Ognized as one OF the most prof ,urd T.
thinkers. and as one oi our most thO--
Ough schalars-a sell-made man in al /
tie word implies. and Il Is he scJ.. I
made MAJ we sdmire above al things 1
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