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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-10

PIANO FOR SALE.-A Piano. includ-
ing Stool, Cover and lot of music will be
sold for $50. Apply to Jas. II. Hodges,
attorney at law, West street. seplO2w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-10

The Evening Capital ID the best
advertising medium in the county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-10
Nos. 30 and 81 West 0'~
Opp. A. g. E. r. Depot

CINGLE, Double Teams ana ana nd
- Horses to hire, by the non' 81
week. Open and Close Carnas1T ou u
and Double Phatons, Jaggers, ME III a
No-Top Buggies, all at reaS9ns sIsssurss1
fine carriages for visiting ana PI' re
Drivers in livery, if deslIeIl. bds.
Ph@tons, with quiet and gensis sps
suitable for ladies and Children l.,;cnisgb
rates made with families. Bsrgsg
tention to horses on hVeIy' .orts q .
called fer and delivered to an po - nobjci
city. Funerals attended to q. snO
All orders promptly attended 70 NJ
JAs...H VANSAS' .,s.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-10

WIN. M. ABBOTT. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
3 Srieftafem.

.. g., alter Mbonnent in N. 8raun=
fels.-Sie eriu9en uns, Sbnen brei
berfdiebene Gragen au beantmorten
unb f6rei6en babel, sic bdten tuegen
Der 8eldiligung um gnti9ulbigung.
Wir fonnen Sbnen Die 8erfi9erung &C.
ben, bob mir berartige Gragen bur9aus
ni6t als gelditigung ouffai1en. fonbern
ieoeraeit germ bereit finb, uns unieren
gefern gegeniiber gefdqig 3u erpeiien.
Sic fragen eritens, mo- Bic Bader BON
81. Mar Norbau, o@onbentionslle 2ii>
gen" unb ,paraboren" 3u faufen iinb.
Sie amerifanii9en 9lusgaben bieler
Werte lino eri6ienen bel @uifap 6inss
torff in Chicago, 48 Dearborn=Street.
9iefe febr berbienitli9e 0erlagsfirma
1T in lebter 3eit leiber in gonellrs gez
ratben, allein bas @el9dit uiro fort9e=
fiibrt unb Sic fonnen iene gii6er am
einfa9ten BON bort be5ieben. 6erner
fragen Sic, tpie man gummi .arabicum
au prdpariren babe, I'M es als &lebes
mittel gu bertpenben. Oie glntmort
ldBt an @infa6beit ni6ts au tpiinf9en
iibrig: l6fen Sic ben Sunni in par=
mem @aher auf! -"S9lieBli6 erlu6em
Sic uns I'm Mittbeilung Der N6brelie
elmer Samenbanblung, our9 pelde
Sic Sobnion @ras Samen besieben
f6nnen. Sier 1T iie: 8. 9utb u. Sobn,
Marfet Street 226, 228 & 230 San
Ntttpuip.
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9ein 2oos2 rief Der Mntpalt. gBie
iebr bu bi6 au6 nit benz S6idfal bei=
nes arnlen &iitbes berfnipft fiiblf, 10
barfft bu ni6t fpre6en!
Wf Elm 2oDs, l1ur r1ein 2oos!
IS tpar tpieber beriel5e feltfame Son
anb 8lid, tpie bes 8ormitta9s, ba er
gelagt, baB man iiber berlei Dinge ni6t
einmal nit ii6 ielbit fpre@e. 9lber
biesmal uollte Der gnualt cine 9tufs
fIdrung er5pingen. 9u ipri6ft in
&dtbieln, begann er, bo@ meiter fam
er ni6t. Denn nit elmer @ntf6ieben=
belt, bic ie6e fernere Jrage unm6gli6
ma6te, fiel ibm Senblingen ins Wort :
M0ge mir Bic Stun6e eripart blsiben,
ipo 6u biefes &dtbiel berfeben lernit !!
Mebr als bieien @unf6 fannit aud
bu mir ni9t bieten!- - .Mo3u pergeb=
li9 an 6as Sieffte riibren?- = -@ute
yta9t, @eorg, uno tauieno, tauien6
Ganf!
(Gortiebuns folst)
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ltmfaae Der oe,ttiAem Msarime.

Die oeuti6e Corvette r@uguita"
weld)e neulid in einem Mirbellturm i'm
3otben Meere nit Mann un6 Miaus
untergegangen 1T, NOR zines Der altez
rem S6iffe Der beuti9en Marine. Die
S@meiteri6iffe u9lusuita unb v9icto=
rio" tpurben irs Sabre 1864 in Breit
gebaut unb galten bamaIs als Muifer
oer S9ifsbaufunit. Sn Der Sbat
mar Die pMuguifa" Der ein3ige gr6Bere
&riegsbampfer 1T Der paterIdnoiiden
Marine, iuel6er na6 mebr aIs 20
Sienitiabren nod bur1aus lee= unS
friegstii6tig mar. IS mar Elm Gdiff
BON 10 8ei6iiben, 1925 Sonnen, 1900
pferbefraft uno 238 Mann 8elabunq,
pel6e nun fammilib auf Dem Meeres=
grunbe f6lafen.
Ser preuBif9= beutI6en Wtarine inb
ieit Der 3eit ibres geifebens berbdltniB=
mdBig piele nnfdlle paiiirt, uno 6ie meiz
ten = luaren iebr trasii@er gaatur.
SIN Sabre 1859 9ing Der @6ooner
rGrauenlob" in einem Saifun i'm di=
neiiiben Wieere nit Mann unb Maus
unter; i'm Sabre 1862 ianf 6as 8rigqs
S9uli9iff rlmasone" in Golge zines
nd9tli6en 3uiammenitoBes nit einem
unermittelt gebliebenen S9iffe i'm Gunb
tpobei ebenfalls feine GeeIe bon ber 8e.
iabung gerettet ipurbe. SIM sSriibiabr
1878 fanf bel Golfeitone i'm Canal bic
neue panseriregatte Der sroBe Sur
farit" auf ibrer erifen &reu3fabrt bur6
einen 3niammenffoB nit benz Mbmis
raliditt p&6nig Wilbelm," nobel $50
hrabe Seeleute ben SOB in ben Weaen
fanben, unb nun bic v9ugufa". Mn
tleineren nnfdaen lit ber untergane Der
S9ulbrigg r&ober" i'm borigen 6erbif
an Der noroiiitii9en &iiite at erudbs
men, nobel bic gan5e Mannf9aft gerefz
tet tpurbe, uno Der 3ufammenitob ber
@orDette ,,Sopbie" nit benz Bremer
SloDbs sSampfer n9oben3ollern," oer
obne ernffe GOlgen ablief.
Der gefammte Menf9enberlulf Bel
ben erudbnten &ataftropben betrua
ettpa $40 Wtann. 9ie peeunidren Ser
lutte an ben 6rei Segeli6iffen rGrauens
lob, DNma5one' uno u&oper" tparen
gering; 5uiammen ettpa $3.50, 900.
Sagegen bate Der n&urfiirif" nit glr<
matur einen Wertb BON iiber 2,OOO,z
900 unb Die uIugufa" bat beildufig
$500, 900 gefoitet, mar aber ni9t mebr
10 piel tpertb. 9ie @aoelmelbuna,
baB Der 8erluit $1,75O, 10000 betraae,
mar ein l1niinn.
SIR l1nfdIe. uie iie ben senannten
brei Segelibiffen unb Der vNueufta"
paIiirt fino. fann nat;irlid giiemanb
peranttportli3 gemabt uerben. Gol=
den &ataitropben 1T bas behgefiibrte
unb itdrfte S9iff auf See ausgeiebt,
tpdbrenb bic @olliitonen stpii9en rRur-
fiirif" uno u@ilbelm" unb amif9en
ySopbie" uuo u9obensellern8 6irect
bem ungef6id Der S9ifsfiibrer ober
maaselbafter Wa6famfeit sur 2ait
fielen.
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Eeras.

Sn Quftin bat fi6 i6on pieber
Elm nd1tli6er Moro, tpabri9einli9
ein Soppelmorb ereignet. Gin gepiHer
Wtr. Weeb, Der an Der pineltraBe tpobnt,
tpuroe bur6 Elm @erdufd5 aus 6em
S9laf ertpedt unb fanb, aIs er eine
l1nteriu9ung anitelte, feline farbige
Sienerin i'm betpuBtloien 3uftanbe bor
unb ibre So1ter tobt. Sic 2ebtere
NOR gel6dnbet uno oann ermor6et ipor=
BET uorben. Mean bat Den Tarbigeu
Sbomas Maen, Der i'm OienIt Ser ssrau
Grmins ifebt, als mutbmaBli9en Sbas
ter berbaftet, befiir9tet aber, feline See
tpeiie gegen i'm borbringen gu t6mnen,
ba bic bermunbete 6rau i6merli9 bas
8emuBtfein tpieoer erlangen tpirb.
= Die 81 Pafo Wai1er. Gompagnie,
bic ben &io @ranbe gu 8emdiIerunas=
stpeden abodmmen Mil, fat li9 einen
Charter ausitellen lal5en.
Bis iebt bat mod feline Ner5tdn=
6igung smif6en Der @amta Sc giIen=
babnz@eiellf6aft unb ausfebenben 9lr=
beitern itattgefunoen, bod fabren bic
Gra9tsiige tpieber.
= Ser 0oftor ober 9lpotbefer Sa.
mills, behen Mpotbefe fi6 in Ser pecans
ltraBe gu Nuitin befinbet, fiel BON Ser
@aaerie feiner Npotbefe berunter unb
1T ben babel erbaltenen @erlebunsen
erlegen.
-Sn 9eniion purbe am lebten
Sonntag oas Soantassseleb itreng
bur9gefiibrt. Sogar ben @istpagen
tpuroe oas 9erumfabrett bertpebrt.
= Sie fiibli9e pacific giienbabn.
Geieai9aft bat bic gontrolle Der BON
Gofenberg Sunction na1 0ictoria fiib=
renoen gifenbabn iibernommem umo min
in 3ufunft 9ur93iige bon guero big
ytem Orleans fabren lai1en.
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Samprrhptnen @eilmitte1.

Sdmorrboi6en baben gemDbnlid borber-
sebenbe S9mer3en im &iiden, 2enben unb Dem
1lnterleibe. 10 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline Jtie'
ren, pber bic nadfem Srsane leien in einen'
franfbaften 3uftanoe. 3eitpeile iinb 3ei9en
Bon llnberbaulidteit sesenipartis, aIs SID
buns, ltnbebaslidteit bes MfasenS etc. Fine
Sendtisfeit ME Sdipeib, elm unausenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadbem man parm'
ipiro, it elm sepObnlider 8esleiter. 8linbe,
blutise unb judenbe Sdntorrboioen ipersen
franf5aftea etsIlen einpirft Bic samor az. II.
iorbirt bag Peftise SUDDEN beieitist nnO cine IL.
bauernoe Seilung berborbrinst, abseifeat
9reis so @ents. @obreifire: Sbe Sr. 8oionfc
@febicine Co., 8iqua, Sbio.
@erfanft bel 8. aalteber G Con.
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Muerlet.

- Gerr gilbert Maberid bat Dem
Sei6enDerbrennungsberein ein i'm 6ftli=
den Sbeile ber Stabt gelegenes @runo=
ftdd gef9enft, auf pel6en ber Ofen
erri9tet tperben fol-.
- Sn Jriebri6sburs bat es gn6e
LETTER @ode fart geregnet.
= Sie GountD GomnliIdre tuerben
in ibrer nd6ten Sibuns iiber Die Ct
bauung elmer 8riide iiber bic Mebina
bibt neben Der Bride Der Snternatioz
nalbabn beratben.
= Ser 8eiunbbeitsratb bieIt geftern
cine 8eriammlug ab, in tpel1er Bic
neue borteOroinana gepriift unb be-
f9lofen mur6e, in 8e5ug barauf Ml=
les beim Mlten gu laffen. Sn 8e3ug
auf Die 9agerung bon 0duten erfldrten
ii6 bic Merste oabin, baB bet 9anbel III
trodenen Sduten in allen Stdoten obne
&Idf9t auf 2ofelitat betrieben tpirb,
oaB iebD1 ber Stabtratb cine Srbiz
mana erlafie, tpona6 grine 9dute ni6t
in bic Stabt gebra6t, fonbern irgenbtpo
neifli6 bom Mla3an Greet fit ben 6anz
bel prdparirt tperben. Die pldne fir
bas neue 9ospital tpurben ei1em Goz
mite CUR ginii6t unb 8eri6terftattung
iibergeben.
- Sn Guero uurbe cine BON 70
Biirgern beiu9te 8erlammlung abge=
balten, um iiber Wese unb Mfittel aur
9ebung beg 9anbes i'm gountD alt be-
ratben. IS tpurben berf9ieoene Norz
f6ldge gema6t, tporunter 1. Mni9luB
an bic Gan Mntonto unb Mranfas paB
8abn au fu9en un6 g., Briidem iiber
ben GluB au erbauen, bieielben aDafrei
gu MAIDEN un6 quite 2anbfraBen bersus
feqen. 3ur glusfiibrung bes erferen
planes murbe elm &ontite bon Giebaebn,
eingefebt, beltebenb aus ben Serren: 9.
@elDOn, %. @eitbOff, e6. Musse,
g. 6. 9adep, 8. $. 9eatou, 9. %.
Waib, %. $. @rabam, $. pleaiants,
Otto gu9ea. S. $. S6wab, S. 8.
Mnberfon, Wm. Srautwein. 9. $.
@9lei6er, .. 8. Sbrelfelb, sSobn poz
tper, %. 81. Grienb unb q. Rleberg.
Mls 8riiden un6 Wege Go=
mite fungiren bic 9erren: %. Webz
boff, &C. &leberg, @m. Grob5ie, 8.
s. Sbrelfelb unb Otto 8u9el.
= Ser Bidder CHARLES Wagner gina
am 81. gueuft Morgens i'm 8efbe eis
iler f66nen golbenen ubr unb Rette i'm
Wertbe bon $125 unb $40 in Baar> bon
9auie fort. 9lm Na9mittage fan6 ibn
Der poli5iit Milfins ianft idlummernb
in Der @oie tpeitli6 bonn San pebro-
biesmal aber obne llbr tno &ette unb
nur nod i'm 8efibe bon $17.2O, Sas
mar Elm tbeuer Griibi9oppen!
= Gin iunJer Mann Namens Gobis
eao9, Der in ber 3. Marb tpobnt, bate
0as nnsliid, fid ein gein gu breden.
st uollte ieinem Pferbe einen Stein
aus benz 9ufe 5ieben unb babel fieI bas
pferb 10 ungliidIi6 bin, baB es i'm
Sturae auf ibm gu liegen fam uno inn |
0ur6 bic Wu9t bes SALES bas 8eim |
serbra6.
= Mdbrenb Der nit benz 5onntog
f9lieBenben Mo6e ftarben in San Qns
tonio nur neun Perionen. 9luBerbem
mar mod Elm Sootgeburt gu persei6nen.
Drei ber 8erftorbenen maren iiber 70 |
Sabre alt unb brei tparen &inber.
~ Sie @ebiilfs=Sberiffs 2etpis unb
Stebeus begaben iieb geitern mad Ga=
ftrobile, UNI ben Sberiff Sbumm au
berbaften; iie fOnnien i'm iebp9 ni6t
finben. Oie Mnflage auf Mforo bes
GebiilfssMariball giiggli mar Don beHen
2ollegen Greb. 2orine erboben iporben.
Np;s ;ah4 ho4 az ,oA f.;ua Go,s
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0erabe 10 aut.

Siele seipihenlofe 8erfdufer n,0sen gm9 ia.
gen ite baben SeilmitteI fit Suften unb grfaI-
tunsen, bic serabe 70 gut finb aIs bet alte
auberldiiise Or. 8oianfo gu items unb 2unsen-
Sbrnp. nno ipenn ibr ni9t baranf befebt bic.
ies Seilmittel gu erbalten, tuerbet ibr iebr an.
gefabrt tperben. Yreis 30 Gents nnb $l.OO.
Ierfauft bel s. Ralteyer 6 CON.
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- 8eri6drfung Der 3ooesitrafe.
Oas b66ite @eri6t in Copenhagen bat
bic in atpei Snitan3en aussefpro9ene
8erurtbeilung zines Mdb6ens aus ct.
Sbomas iuegen 6inbesmorbes aum
Sobe bur6 oas Bell. tporauf ber &opf
auf cine Stange gu ieben 1T, beitdtigt.
Sas rie9t ia gan3 bebentli6 nod Mit.
telalter!
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Die.
W6@entliae Treie Nreife
erideint
ieben Dpnneritas
unb fpHet
$3.50 oas Sabr Dber $1.25 far 6 ;.
Wpnate in gcrauste3ablans.
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s.Improyed Condition Poxders,,

be nnb @irobieb. Elm ausse3eidnetes unb ct.
probtes Hulber in Der 8ebanbluna bon SSub.
franfbeiten aller Mrt, allsemeine llnpaslid)feit,
Mnma@fsn Der Saut, &aube, seIbes @afer,
ManseI On Mppetit @ebrau6Saupei1nua auf
Der Etitette. Gabriairt bon uno gum @erfauf
bel Nbolpb Sreib, alamo @la3a, sesen.
uber Der @oitoffee, Gan gntono.
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- 8is jeBt bat es nod feline Sauss
mittel gegeben, tuel6e lib 10 GROCER 8es
liebtbeit erfreuen, iuie bic beriibmten
Dr. Muguit G6nigs 9am bu r.
ger Gamilien Meoi5inen.
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Bidti9 fit Ausmanberet.
,grose 8reisermaBisuns in oer lleberfabrt.

Der 1lnterseihnete 1T erinadtist ~aTase.
f9eine. freie 8efofisuns einsefdtohen, bon 8re.
men aber 9dSre lub Antperpen mad San I'm,
onio fur $44. 15 aus3uifeIlen.
Der Hreis fiir bic @eife Ron San Mntonio
nod oben genannten Safem, incl. 8etofisuns,
$52.3S.
Gerner rebuairte @iienbabnraten nod alien
Srten IN Oeutfdlanb, Sdipeia Danemart unb
Granfreid.
Idberes au erfabren bel
6. @rieienbed,
81 ,tutu @aifases asent San Antonto.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kxxkfj
Tottenville, and was impressed that she

Tottenville, and was impressed that she
would be restored to health. She was.
Moderator ]. F. Hughes doubted whether
any encouragement should be given to
modern faith cnre. 1t is leading many to
anaticism, and is often presumptuous, and
trifes with the Word OF God. IF the Holy
Ghost Is BLESSING these people in response to
the Word of God, then they ought to be Ca
pable Of nightly Interpreting the Bible, and
they are often at fault in that respect. a
Young lady in the moderator's church went
TO the Greenyille faith cure institution fully
expecting to be healed, fell in with all the
conditions imposed BY them, and when she
remained an invalid she was told that she
was very wicked woman, and that for her
want of faith God would bring His judgment
on her.
Il did believe that they could cure me-"
she said, sobbing, to Mr.. Hughes, land now
it does seem from what they tell me that |
am not child Of God" She was q good
woman" he added, "but she was for long
time kept in the belief that she was not
Christian
The Rev r B. Montgomery said that
faith cure institution had been built up near
him. In the Brooklyn newspapers it sd-
vertised wonderful cures, but if other faith
cures were no better than that, then he be-
lived that the old,isshioned prayer Thy
will be done" was the better. A sick wo-
man sent away from her bedside one Of the
best physicians in Brooklyn, and trusted to
the faith cure people. She died three days
sfterward. A man said he had sinned in
taking medicine, and he, too, sent away the
physician, Soon afterward he recalled the
physician, begged his pardon, and died.
Brother Motley said that the brethren
prayed too little and read too much. If
they stopped running after the Mormons
and SpiritualiSts they would perform more
faith cures.
The Rev. W. 81. Parmly said that he
would ike to be on 5oth sides of the ques-
ton. He knew that young lady in his
church who had been dying for year was
restSredto health sftec earnest joint prayer for
her by my brethren; but, on the other hand,
modern faith-cure advocates are often prs-
sumptuous. The people in charge of the
institutions told one of the patients they
failed to cure that the devil was in her,
While they called the other all sorts Of
names because she failed to get on her feet
and take q walk.
The Rev. j. F. Patton said that he
wouldn't be sure that Gen. Grants case was
not one of faith cure. Laughter. He
bad found William +. Dodge inclined to the
belief that the trouble was an ulcer OF the
throat, and that the doctors made more of
it than there was in it, The Rev. Mr.. Pat
ton, however, thought that it might easily
be believed that Gen. Grants recovery was
in answer to prayers offered all over the
United States, and that he would get well in
spite of the doctors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

THE impression is gaining ground quite
rapidly that the President is willing to
make changes in oSee much faster than
what he is generally credited. But before
the changes are made he exacts certain
conditions. Chief among them is the
union Of both Senators and
the Congressman of the district,
(providing they an be Dem
ocrats) upon & certain applicant. If they
are divided in their preference then the
Chief prefers to act with greater care and
deiberstiou. There is great wisdom in this
course on the part of the President. When
the delegation of State is unanimous on
any one man it relieves the Executive in q
measure Of the responsibility and places it
where it belongs, upon the Senators, and If
. local appointment such as postmaster,
on the Congressman Of the district IN which
the office is located.
The loss of the First district in this State
was a great oversight and very untortu-
na,e piece of carelessnsss on the part OF
the Districts Democracy. 1t Judge
BRASSoS had been elected all the Presiden-
tiAI postoffces in the district would have
been disposed Of ere this. If the lesson
taught in this case is remembered in the
next Congressional election, although dearly
bought, it will have proved a good purchase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

A rBoNINEST citizen who pays heavy
taxes. and who takes exception to the
county expanding the sum asked for roads
and bridges, desires to know if the entire
county canno, be absorbed by the city gov
eminent and thus do away with the other
branch Of local government, and thereby
save considerable wranging and expense?
There is no way of accomplishing such
measure ezeep. by an act Of the Legislature,
and then both parties to the contract must
be willing. /, is scarcely probable that the
farmers Of the county are yet willing to be
admitted to corporation citizenship, no
matter how great the honor might be con-
sidare1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

The new Cunarder, "Euuria," arrived
in New York on Monday. During her trial
trip she reeled Of twenty-four rifles an hour.
On two successive days crossing the Allan
tic her log Indicated 44S aud 449 miles re-
spectively. She is expected to make the
run from dock to dock in six days and seven
hours, or three hours less than it was ever
made heretofore. If modern science can
bring the two continents seventy or eighty
miles closer, SIS it were. so much the nicer
tor transatlantic tourists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

MAxwgLI, the alleged murderer OF PREL-
IER, whose headless body was discovered in
a trunk at S.. Louis, is in the hands Of the
authorities a; Auckland, New Zealand.
This is what may be called splendid stroke
of police enterprise. The only trouble now
to be apprehsnded, is the possibility of the
extraditiOn treaty between the two countries
permitting a loop hole for escape, and this
i, no; hardly possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

ProrrE who are on the anxious bench
NAV expect 10 hear of Collector MCGRAwS
re-appointment any moment. Information
from q very creditsble source points that
way. 1t is begt it should be so. Over two
mont have elapsed and not Democrat
in the State has vet been appointed to a
lDral Of %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07
FAITH CIRE.

Faith cures are abroad in the land. Some
believe them, while more do not, or else
they are very skepticsl and in order to
make them have faith it would be neces-
sary to cure several obstinate cases of blind
ness. Ga last Monday a number of Baptist
ministers met in New York and discussed
faith cures for two hours, which developed
decided skeptieism on the subject. Many
ladies were present and listened attentively
to the discussion.
The Rev. GEORGE W. FoLwELL said he
belle we'd that Con answers prayer, and that
He VII cure the sick if prayer IS offered
with faith combined with perfect reliance
on His will.
Prof Marina, Fox said that while many
remarkable cures b. ave been wrought IN an
swer to prayer, yet he could not forget that
equally remarkable cures "a 9een wrong At
at the grotto of Lourdes an - hn9SA
Chapel, as well as BY Mormon Elo. Sua y
spirit mediums, all of which cures he epd
dated. The prayer offAith is THY Wilt,
cone" but the uoGS.S 49, -: ;Se people in the
prayer cure institutions. and who want US
70 believe in their special gifts, is that they
d mand not 50 much faith in God as faith
in the assurance OF healing.
The Rev Z. w. Hartley said that be had
not the desired reputation Of hereto. He
supposed he bad not been in New York
long enough [lsnghter], but to him Thy
viii Be don" prayer bordered too much on
fstsEsm. Thurman prayer does not affect
6od, then what was the use Of praying? If
he believed that God had sn unsltersble
liIe of action laid down, be would never
pay again. He had lived among Nor
n ons. and be had never seen an instance of
cure. BE had sesn elders sEelter the sick
in gresse and the siek died.
Tn. Rev Mr. Higgins said that be had
Pared Eith woman apparently dying IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

TURxEY is now so important to the artiR-
cisl and real conditions of European poll
tics that her Court is the resort OF the ablest
minds in the service Of the great Powers.
Both the chivalry and grace Of Europe are
gathered in her famous capital
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

The roman candle is not such q small al
fair after all. The three alleged shots at the
President on his trip to Gettysburg now
turns out to have been this innocent Fourth
of July toy in the hands Of an enthusiastic
Democrat
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where the Customers Come From.

A Boston man who lately made mar
rage and went West on his bridal tour was
approached By person at Denver with the
inquiry:
"Jist bin mar'dH'
YES"
Marry rich2'
She was worth 100000"
Us her father iy!ngT
No"
Good! I'll sell you $4,000 worth of
stock in a silver mine for $4,000. Her
money will pay for it, and you will DO
$4,000 ahead. It's game we play almost
every week, and the parties are generally
from Boston"
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All the Rage.

The other day very recent mother over
Tie bay said to her sccomplce:
"Oh, William, nurse says that baby weighs
only six pounds. I'm so glad
why are you glad?' growled the hus'
band, disguised at having received so little
for his money.
Because the fashion papers say that light
kids are all the rage again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

ALL trunks in-transitu will shortly come
under the ban of suspicion. This follows
from the fascination it is to murderers to
conceal their victims in this manner and
check the trunk for other parts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

THE Kimberly diamond district South
Africa, exported more than 100000 worth
Of cut and uncut stones during January.
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Children of Heaven.
Youths Gwpdnion.

lO'fhS CSRPdnt0N
In heaven We shall be children again
Children VI One from children OF twain.
None but children shall come into heaven
Children Of seventy, children OF seven.
So il is said, and - il is sung;
As We grow older we shall grow young.
II. o. Paine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

The President was kept right busy yester-
day in choPping of the heads Of postmas-
tiers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

TwENTY.FoUk postmasters appointed yes
terdsy. Not bad days catch for a new
hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-07

The smokers of the Richmond Straight
Cut Cigarettes will be interested to know
that they are now also packed loose in neat
cardboard boxes containing fifty.