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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-07-30
Big Iniun, Hi cap!

Col Yerger step into an Austin
Avenue car here were only two pas
sengers, one being . FASH onably dress
ed lad with = thick veil over her face.
and the other Judge ennybunker, a
cynical old bachelor who had no pos
sible use for what is known as the
Softer sex. 81 He never allows an OPP
portunity pass to say something dis
agreeable about women. 3, III @...:
Ij#SstL ook at that fashionably dressed
woman in the other end OF the Car"
said Pennybunker. .z."
II am gazing at her.
tDon't she remind you OF an In
damp ,5 .s., Il: =. =. :.@n>s
can Indian?'' @.
81 .Yes an Indian. All fashionable
women are like Indians"
"What earthly resemblance is there
between the tWo?'' -
I <''Well, if you can't see the resem-
blance then there must be hole in
your head where the bump OF compar-
ison is located j
a. II must confess / don't see the re-
semb!ance you say is so apparent
II am not referring to the vindic-
tive, suspicious disposition which the
society, in fact, the entire female sex,
has, in common with the Indian, but
to their outward appearance.
II am still in the dark"
"In the first place the Indian loves
6nery and gaudy colors. The more
| rainbow colors an Indian can hang
| upon his person, the happier he is.
just so with the women.
''That's a fact" replied COL Yerger,
II hadn't noticed that
can Indian paints his face. So do
! women"
"Just SO! BY Jove! my wife does it,
too"
'Indians scalp their victims Wom-
en- snatch them baldheaded. Three
iourths Of the married men Of the Uni
ted states wear their hair thin.''
| Col. Yerger smiled and passed his
| hand soothingly over the place where
! the hair once was.
"Indians can't take care of them
selves. They have to be provided with
rations and every thing else that they
need, and ii they don't get what they
want they go on the war path. sodo
| women"
| Col. Yerger slapped his leg, and said,
| 'By thunder, that's the way my wife
| does"
San Indian loves sugar and sweet
meats. An Indian will eat more sugar
han q bear. Don't the women eat
candy by the pound''
The jaws Of the lady in the corner
quit working. She had g. paper of
caramels in her lap.
Col. Yerger nodded assent.
land to complete the resemblance
the women even go beyond the Indians.
The Indians only wear feathers in
their heads, whereas the women wear
whole birds-and yet you say there is
no resemblance between a Comanche
Indian and woman"
The lady in the end Of the car shook
her head Indignantly, so that the bird
in the hat seemed to fly.
'lndians can't vote, neither can
women,' continued Pennybunker.
You are rig ht, Pennybunker. There
is no difference wort h speaking of be-
| tween them. get off here
Col. Merger stepped to the car door
The lady in the corner arose, threw
back her veil, and said, with q calm
! ness that was appalling:
Good morning, Colonel"
1t was Mrs. Yerger, who had been
out shopping.
Tabiel,'-Texas >;iftings.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-07-30

repeat, IN melanchol sly tones, one text.
from the Scripture chat was his coun.
eel for both lives:
WOE TO thee, oh land, when thy
king is q child q = 5 :5 ".
And let all the people say: !.
stAmen!p $ n s22s.] 81 |
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-07-30

OF old, the mother wept .or her chill
dren and refused to be conlforted.
Mrs. Brown tried another course.
"They were not both taken at once?"
she asked. ~ s}..t.. '.,>
And the mother ceased for the mo-
ment to answer her, and with the pa
thetic garrulo BUSINESS Of grief entered
into detail. F /. ,'s ss n :.
Z t'.No. Hal came home from school
one day SO tired, and said his head ach.
ed. And I tried to make him keep still
on the sofa, but he was restless, and
he would go out TO see the chickens; it
4 was q hot day in May, and / couldn't
make him keep q hat on; pretty soon
I he sort Of craWled back into the kitch-
en- and said his froat was sore, and
n 'hngs KEEP goin' round an round an
round Then Isent for DR.. Smith, and
4 hegave me some medicine, q brush and
told me to put it on tho inside Of his
throat, and rub some liniment on the
outside. q But Hally wouldn't let me,
u and be screamed and kicked so he
choked up right away; | conldn't do
it, it hurt me so, and he wouldn't let
+ me il I'd wanted to. IS a. ia a q.
meant to sent Slsy away, but che
never would stay with any body but
1 me, the little precious! 1. never could
Il make her. So she sickened next day.
and there couldn't be any thing done
for her; there WASH a day between
d them. And now my house IS
like q grave all the time. B s.
ID the pite olslb burst 81 80 bbing that
6 followed, could Ntrs. Brown speak the
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-07-30

! had just adjusted my tie and was
preparing 10 leave, when my mother
came in.
s"Going out, are you. Tom?" said
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
THOUSANDS TIIRONG
THE CHAPLINE STREET RINK
To Hear MIR. Moody Preach the Gospel of
I.oys-ssrVIcss tor,womsn Only and Tor
Men Only-An Appeal to the ua-
converted In the Morning,

Mr.. Moody began his second sRbbsth's
work in this city with meeting for the
Christian people, in the Fourth street NJ
\. Church, at Q o'clock. The church was
well filled, and the congregation embraced
representatives from all denominations
The meeting was wonderfully interesting
A song service was conducted at the open
ing as usual.
Prof. Towner sang several solos, and
feryent prayers were offered by Rev. Mr..
Jordan and Rev. Mr., Hite. Mr.. Moody's
hearers were Christians and his sermon
was one to inspire them to purer living
and more active service for their Master.
He spoke Of the need OF faith and then oil
courage, He said:
MY Sabbath services were barren one
day and was greatly disheartened. Ny
heart was down, and my head was down.
| was like Elijah under the juniper tree
A BROTHER came into my room in Chicago,
GLOW does the work 90 with you" !
bIe9dI on sSpbaI6," / told him my my
state OF mind,' He said, Did you, ever
study the life and character Of Noah
Yes, know 1t by heart, Vel said he,
study 1t again, and did so, and | found
| in him wonderful courage, For one hun
bred and twenty yeara that the ark ,waa
building, he lRboTed to get men to believe
in Gods righteousness, He did not get
one, aud said, what have | to get dis
couIsPed about after that? So | went
down 10 a mayer meeting and man rose
up and told that q hundred young men
had iust come to ChIiat in q neighborinG
town, What would old Noah have
said 10 that2 A man got up and said
WPray for ne, | an in great troubge;
and ! thought what wonld Noah have
given for encouragement like that. Oh0
lhundred and twenty years and no fruit al
ali, and yet lie had courage to 90 on preach
inn. All at once the clouds we're all gone
from my mind and ] have never since
been under the juniper tree. The Lord
can't use discouraged man.
He said we need enthusiasm, TPt
more we have the better. have q greal
admiration for GaIiballl, though | cannot
Of course, approve Of all his acts. WheL
nut In prison he said, ut were better tina
inv GarbaIdis should perish, than tina
Rome should not be free" We want {
forget ourselves. We want more enthusi
asm.
He said that perseverance was another
qualification needed; love another ant
more important than all. We want Il
live in that third chapter Of First CORN
ltbssns. A man may preach with all thu
e LID, "a Of Gabriel, and il no has no
love his worttss are IKE sSnnolng D. =
and tinklng cymSd' A doctor may !, y
successful doctor without loyo LOT u Nv \,
patients. A prosperous merchant ma:
have no love for his customers, nor law
YER for liu clients, but no worker N I'M
Lords service can get along without love
Tho sermon was beautifully illustTsts,
with incidents and stories that greatly III
lcCEGd the congregation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
A STRIKE on THE G. \ =,
And OthOr Pennsylvania Divisions WClnCs.
day ut Noon.


For several weeks employer oil tie
freight department Of the Pennsylvania
Company on DIVISIONS Centering in this
city (says the Pittsburgh Dispatch OF yes.
terday), have been quietly organizing with
view to asking Of the company an In.
crease Of wages and pay for all over.day
limo. The intention ls to strike, II their
demand Is notaCCeded, RtnoOn on Wednes.
day. The movement Is on all the roads
wherO the men complain that they have
10 work several hours eAcn day for which
they recelse no compensation. The men
have decided to present their demands ell
at once, and II rejected thoy will quit
work OF the same moment,
Twelve O'Clock noo1, November 10, Ia
the time fixed by the Cleveland K Pitts.
burgh employees, and they expect TO be
joined by the other men. These en-
ployes believe that Mr.. p. Bruner, one OF
tho division officials, has received iniOIma.
ton Of their determination and will make
counter move. They are firm, however,
and expect TO Utop work.
An official OF the Pennsylvania Com.
pany said yesterday that few men on
the ClevelaOd & Pittsburgh had asked for
an advance, but that the move WAS not
universal, and 1t had not been decided
whether or not 10 grant the demand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

There came near beinga bad accident
To- Frow & BertBChyb fine iuuera ga,
while going 10 q ID neral Of the head o.
Fwenty.nlnth and Jacob streela TIE
Natural Gas Company Of West Virgins
are moving their pipe from tho center o.
tue run to the road, where they have 8
temporary bridge constructed. In Cros.
Ing this the fine black team Of horses ~
ta0hAd 10 the funeral car, belonging " "
Robert Luke'B livery stable and ule9
especially Tor tho funeral car, Bhied anq
fell into tho ditch, breaking the pole o. o.
the car, and almost dragging II In on luG
the horses, which wefe somewhat Dilil9eu
In their endeavoEs 10 FREQ th0mseII,,e'ss'
Luckily q gang Of mon working OIL wv
pipe line came 10 the feECuo anu III shV
course OF an hour had the team out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08


Mr.. F. II. Moore, in his weekly letter to
the st. Louis Age Of Steel, says:
"+ast week ! met Mt. Archibald Fairlie,
an accomplished and experienced English
engineer, who is investigating several pro.
ieCted and building Bystems between the
East and West, whose lines cross tho Ohio
river Of Wheeling, nsCessitsting the CON.
Btruction OF q union bridge at that point.
Nj. EaiIlie was most tavorably impressed
With the resources Of this valley, and
amazed at the working Of tho gaa and tho
accomplishments possible in tho future
with its use. He predicts o great future
Tor this immediate section and thinks
foreign manufacturers are placed at an In,
surmountable disadvantage, He also OK.
pressed the idea that the position Of this
section geologiCally, geographically and
geographically peculiarly adopted II to
be q great manufacturing center, Ite ac.
ceesability by rail from all directions with.
out tortuous lines, he also regarded as an
important factor. In speaking OF the
building OF railroadG Ia various countries OF
the world he laid this down % an axiom:
VII o railway could be built and equipped
Tor $4,000 per mile, II only requires
gross income from al BourCeS OF $3.50 per
mile per day, to return 8 per cent, upon
the expenditure, alter dOduOtlng 90 per
cent ior working expenses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
TIE MEMS MEETING.


Another Effective Discourse at the IiInl,
last hlgAt,
Tho meeting held ct the rink last night
was for men only, and there were fully
1900 OF them prosent, while a largo nuns
Der were turned away unable to even get
within the doors. 1t was q wonderful su.
dlence, even moro interesting, II such q
thing were possible, than the one that
filed the place In the afternoon. Men OF
all grades, conditions and ages filed tho
seats and every available inch Of standing
room. The only ladies 10 be seen were
those In the choir aud about one dozen In
the body Of the building who had probably
attended in order that they might DO able
to get some loved one with them. In
looking over the assemblage ono missed
the bright Uolors Of tho afternoon. II was
sombre looking audience and before the
meeting was over II was very serious,
earne0t audience tears flowed freely and
hearts were touched aS they had never
been touched before. The meeting was
productive Of good results, Probably
never 10 the history OF Wheel ing have 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
SAM JONES AND THE QUAKE.

Extract Atlanta Constitution.
Sam Jones says, 1.-THE quake iB an awful
thing-a visitation that Ia alarming, but Il
will help tho meeting. People will stop
and think Tor a little while, for I tell yot,
that sinners arc towards. Nobody can
stand the earthquake ague hut q Chrlstian,
That Is an ague That slmmons Liver ROgu.
latnf can't cure"
But for Ague, Dumb Ague, Fever and
Ague, Swamp Fever, Intermittent Fever,
and Ohllls and Fsyei.-in q word,
MAiarlAi Quake,
The one sure preventive and cure, positive
Ia its results and speedy In lie action, a
Simmons LIVER Regulator, q purely yepel.
able pfeparatlon prepared BY ], II, HeIlln
4 Coz q Philadelphia, II strikes at the
seat oil the disease by regulating che Liver,
y produces Q healthy, vigorous condition
81 the body In place Of the general debii.
IVY which accompanies MGlaflal FeyefS,
A cloud oil witnesses numbering the beat
and noblest Of the land, will attest Che
truth Of this assertion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
Ind those llagg. NM was the seOret Ol

'"ue brought mo To the banqueting
house, and His banner over me was love.
His left hand Is under my
head and his right hand doth embrace
me-" (Song SOL, il.;4,G), Thank God we
can come under the banner to-day II we
will. Any poor sinner can come under
that banner to-day, His banner 81 love
Ia over us, Blessed Gospels blessed,
precious, news. Believe II to-day; re-
ceive It into your heart; and enter into q
new life, Let the love OF God be shed
abroad In your heart by the Holy Ghost
to-day; it will drive away, darkness 1t
will drive away gloom II will drive away
ain and peace and Joy shall be yours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

It's all very we'll to talk about building
new Railroads and new Steam ships-but
how could men, women and children travel
on them without DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Think Of 1t. Ponderit.
Neither borrower nor lender bel
but take your own twenty-five cents and
30 round to your own druggist, and buy
yourself Q bottle OF Salvation oil Tor your
sprains, aches, and pains,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
A MEETING FOR WOMEN
Held Yesterday Afternoon A Monster
Gathering,


Held Yesterday Afternoon - A Monster
Gathering,
The meeting held at the rink at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was an.
nounced to be for women only, and about
twenty-five hundred ladies, old and young,
and children, took advantage OF this
special opportunity to hear the great
evangelist. About one hundred men had
the nerve to attend, but before the meet.
ing was formally commenced, Mr.. Moody
asked them to retire, In order that the
ladies' who were Standing might have their
seats. About three.iourths OF the men
complied with this request and gave up
their seats, but would not leave the build.
ing.
The meeting was one the largest Of the
series. For an hour before the timo to
commence, the Btrests leading to the rink
were filed with hurrylng crowds. II was q
beautiful afternoon TO be out OF doors, but
the one object OF nearly every woman
seen on the streets on the South Side,
seemed to he to get inside the rink doors.
The building filled up rapidly.
AT half mast two O'Clock nall kegs vera
placed In the aisles to accommodate those
Tor whom there were no seats. These
were soon taken and the platform filed
up, and then they commenced TO stand up
wherever there could be found lew
inches OF apsGs.
TIE RINK CROWDED.
At last the building could hold no more
and the doors were ordered to BIO closed.
Still the ladies continued to come, end a
large number were turned away. Tho as
semhlage viewed from the reporters stand
was very interesting one. There was
plenty Of color about It, produced by the
bright shades OF fashionable winter hats
and wraps; there Wag also plenty oil chad
ing a) o7er the place, produced by tho
habiliments OF mourning that 90 many
wore. There were ladies' there dressed
In tho costlieat garments money could buy,
and those whose clothes were not fitted 10
protect the wearers from the frosty air
that prevailed,
THE SONG SERVICE.
There was the usual song service botore
the sermon. Strange 10 say tho ladies
did not sing as they were expected to, aud
Prof. Towner had to do considerable
Coaxing heioFe le could get the desired
effect. The opening PRAYER was made by
son College. Prof. ToWner sang "B.held,
what manner Of love-" With ybe ch3ir
singing Az accompaniment. MI. Moody
made an eloquent prayer. He then
read from Revelations STl frsp tia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

eptetdl Ulepdlch 10 Inc iMHllgt"ep' H.,
gTEuBESVtLLE, o., Nov. G.--Some lltIe
last night the merchant tailoring eeIA9'
llBhmeht Of 0, NJ. Thatcher, Market slFee'i
was entered by burglars, and go1l0 70 sno
amount oil one hundred dolIara taken,
The burglars gaiEsi entrance by leailps
Up tho stairs Ia the hall way aud pfylnS
open the side door Mike Kelly, a ~,
Loflous crook, WAS arrested with ps' "
The goods In hla possession
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

Ladies' are requested to call and examine
thu New White Automatic Sewing Mo-
chine, single thread. .,,
Persons having used the Wilcox X Gibbs
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

Public galo Of Valuable rrtperiy-w. II. IIallCr
AuCtlOucCr,
TriSt(Cs Salc--I twAbACker.
BtAyGd or stslen- Spotted lIcIiet-lpdFon
Simmons LIVER RcgrlatOr-J. II. Zcillu h Co.
lids for shGet lion Shed and for Gas PlpCS I0l
CrNmntOry-u. II. Caldwell.
Opera llOuse--IAmCs O'SGlll In Monte CIIsl0,
TO tho Grocery Trade Simon ERers Sous.
WaniGd-BOY.
Wedding GiitS-l, q, Dillon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

Low Rate Excursion 10 Chicago via. II. o.
Monday, November s, 1880, the ., x ..
will sell excursion tickets to ChiCSgo a.
5000 for the round trip. TiCketa good
returning ten days, Special sleeperS will
leave Wheeling for Chicago on above
date at 9:2a Q. nj. and 7:65 p. III, city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
Judge briggs MnJOrlly.
Tho result nj Tie vote over the river Tor
Common Pleas Judge was us follows:
amman I'D a i.pnNInr lalILor.

Almost all the diseases that IIlllct us
from infancy TO old age have their origin
In disotdered liver. A really good liver
medicine 10 the most important in tho
whole range Of pharmacy. lNo believe
Simmons Liver Regulator to 20 the 0tat
among them all. We pin oilr lailh upon
the Regulator, and II We Colld perauAde
every reader who is In II health 70 buy y,
We would willingly vOnCh for tho behedt
each would receive. -ED, CINCINNATI GA
EETTE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

A correspondent writing from Charles
ton says; After many year0 Of darkness
the City Council has agreed to light Up
the city with gas. This was agreed TO OS'
Ing TO the fact that the Legislature meeu
here next January.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

The following shows tho range Of tie
Thermometer IS observed al sChnepisdruE
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
"a. M, 40'; IL M 4l';3EM., 4l'i 7r. Nj,
49,.
Sunday, "A. M, 910i I'm, SO; Or. MI
80: 7p,M, V6o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

Washington, D. O., Nov. SILL NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia: Fair weather, preceded by
local rains or Bnow In the northern por.
tion warmer westerly winds. For West
Virginia: Fair weather, warmer wtstet.
" winds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

DR.. Pierce's "Pellets"-the original lit.
lie Liver Pills" (sugar.coRted l-Cure sick
and bilious headache, Sour stomach, and
bilious attacks, Ry druggists. nSmtdW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

FALL and WiRiltinss,A 'Ov t
A inll Inc digs. Also q full limo Of
and PanialEd Knit Jackets. Scotch
our celelSpCClalty.
,saltlhF' G. HESS s SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
ACHE ALL OVER.

- "tmuSt glvo up; CNnno. hea these
PALM ! ache al over, ana n,oAinE
MN4lN Uterine Palnl, lip and SIDE lllnL
ENSNAk h0tUtHt, lAnenea5, WOlkne's and IN.
:, N&sSy lAniAllOh relieved IL Otiu minute by
hat i6W, original, elegant and lIAllJblO anldOlg
y taln aud Inflammation, the CutlpufN ANTI
pAlh Plaster, All dluRglW, FOL I'VE for 81,
Potter Drug and Chomica WI Boston, nov
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

Nh Moody prayed feelingly and his
earnest p'eaairgS were echoed by sODs
from oil trSr ihR house. " hear Thy
welcome Voice" was sung and on oppor.
tunity offered for those who had 10 retire
70 DO 80. About LOCO remained. R,v.
MIR. Randolph prayed snd while the heads
we're still bowed Mr.. Towncr Gang "Almost
PepuRjed," Mr.. Moody then engsged
In his most eff ctiye evangellstic work
having tho Chrietiun people engage in 81.
lent payer Thils no Gala on those
Who dthira 10 lead better lives
and want prayeIH offered for them to rise,
and he counts "a they rise. Over seventy
roee last night and met him In The in.
quity rcom FItswGidl.. Many men broke
down and wept bitterly. II was solemn
and impressive occasion. Those who rose
ranged 10 years from seventy down to four.
teen, and embraced several we'll known
business men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

WE have introduced u new BystCgsn
selling Watches on the lnStallmep 6ncN
whereby you Can secure q wGtCRstirale.
w. jacob ". GRUBDWSrIEuS,ip e..
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

Is tho Finest paper made.
]. II. WILSON,
Bookseller & SlAtiOner,
1908 Market NJ,