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HOW to Use Pianos In summon Time.

In tho hot weather piano should not
be placed In damp room or left open In
a draft OF air, for dampnCss Is the most
dangerous enemy. 1t causes the strings
and tunlng.pins to rust and the cloth used
In the construction OF the keys Of action
to swell, whereby tho mechanism will
move sluggIshly or often stick together.
Continued dampneSs will also injurIously
affect the varnIsh and raise the soft 6bers
Of the sounding board, thus forming
ridges. Extreme heat Is scarcely less In.
furious. A plano should DO closed when
not In use, In order to prevent the &C.
emulation OF dust, pins, etc., on the
sounding. board, and yet 1t should DO
opened occasionally and daylight allowed
to strike the keys; otherwise tho ivory
may turn yellow. An India rubber or
cloth cover should protect the instrument
from bruises or scratches. Moths may DO
kept out Of q piano by lump OF cam.
phor wrapped In soft paper placed In tho
inside cover. A new plano should be
tuned at least onco every two or three
months during the first yCar, and at
longer intervals thereafter.-New York
Mail and Express.
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Photographs have never become more
than n toy, although great things were
predicted OF II, Edison did nothing more
with II and turned his attention 10 tho
more prof table work OF perteotlng the
system Of incandesceht lighting that has
since been such \ success The trouble
with the phOnograph was that the tin
foil was not soft enough TO take the I'm.
ptest m Of the sound.waves deep enough
10 make the machinery talk loudly when
its time came 10 talk. In fact the phono'
graph was a very good listener, but a poor
febealer Of conversations. What o pity
h u that humanity Il not built more on
the basis ot thep honouAph -Dotfolt Erss
ptakh a..i.lii -, .--a.Aa.si li--l $780,
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gLls grIteLLiasaaG.
OaIeol Nos. % ana 81 Eourtssnth stFeot.
NOT GLAD, non SAID.

You sang a little song to-day ID
II was not sad, 1t was not gay ~
The very theme was nigh outWorn. q
Two levers met, as loyers may; y
They had not met-since yesterday;
They must not meet again-tlll nornl
And did they meet again, my dsarP
Did morning come and find them here
To SEQ each others eyes agRinl
Alasl on that you are not clear;
For hearts viii shift as winds will yeer,
And love can veer like any Vane
Ali no, think some sudden craze,
Some bitter spite befal their days;
What was that plaintiVe minor torl
No more together lie their ways; 8
Remote, perhaps, the lover strays- Y
Perhaps the lady comes no more, X
SO strange the numbers sob and swell; /,
Mo- there's no guessing what betell d,
II Is the sweetest song you sing; II
Not sad, and yeti cannot tell; o.
Not glad, and yet-'tis very we'll y
Like love, like life, like anything,
-Macmill"n's Magazine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16
Albany. pl.ContonuIAl Celebration.

Tho events In the celebration Monday at
Albany, N. Y, included the procession OF
mayor, city officers, and Others to the an.
Client cato Of tho city, wherein was posted
proclamation inviting all to participate
in the bIcentennial festivities Later tho
pupils Of the grammar and high schools
gave historic tableaux in Capitol park, at
which, music, rendered by chorus OF
1000, was a leading feature. Gold watches
were presented to boy and girl no had
prepared tho best essay on Albany's
growth and history for 300 year.-Chi.
cago Inter Ocean.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

The frost bcllis doubtless tho means Of
saving many tons OF grapes In tho north.
ern portions Of California, where the frost
sometimes does so much damage. II con.
SISts OF a wire running from different
parts Of the vineyard to the house. On
The vineyard end Of the wire Is an appara'
tuS that rings bell at tho house when
the Thermometer dOsCends to q certain de.
gree, When the bell Il lot OF tho ocCu.
pants Of the house know that their vines
are In danger and Immediately repair to
the vineyards aud light fires In different
quarters, and thus prevent through the
agency OF this ingenious electrical device,
the loss Of tons Of the most luolons fruit
grown on the Pacific coast Chicago Her
aid.
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Immature Moa. /. unwholo.oms.

Immature meat Is unhealthy for two
reasons; nrst, 1t contains no nouriShing
elements, and consequently only relieves
the symptom OF hunger without actually
recuperatlng the system; second, 1t Is OK
tremely indigeStible, rolling up into
masses in the stomach, and not diSente-
grating, like the fibrous flesh from older
animals. A child's stomach Is quite I'm.
able to cope with q piece OF bob veal; in
its violent efforts to remove the offending
substance nature not infrequently re-
moves the little sufferer.
Bob veal Is the meat ola calf under four
weeks old; tho great bulk OF that seized in
New York, however, Is from few hours
to three days old.-Dr. Cyrus Edison in the
Forum.
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An Answor Wantetl.

Can any one bring US a case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric BittelE
will not speedily cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per,
manently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Biters, will prove,
Brights Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 500 q
bottle by Logan 4 Go, HWR&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

The Boston Post says that O salary OF
1850 q year 10 deemed an ample return In
one OF tho richest churches In Boston for
the services Of an orgAnist Of the very
ilfst grade. II also says that recently ons
Of the foremost orgaulSts In America wAS
offered 1000 q year 10 play tho organ In 9
rich New York church, and he replied
that, while no could earn a. much a. that
diving q street car, he would not degrade
his calling BY accepting tho otter'-Ex'
lhhAnRo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

II Tho Atlanta Constitution Is peren.
nlany yeraeious, tho following must DO
accepted as truth, "Some time ago a
teacher In charge Of o school in west
Georgia county was approached by pupil
and requested to explain the meaning Of
40 D. O. The teacher read tho sentence
In which the hlOroglyphics occurred, and
observed that Is referred to an Incident
that had taken place In q remote period.
Ahemp no said, them hggers an them
lettors 10 frequently found In history
books You see, o long timo ago, folks
didn't knows muoh's we do, an they
sorter guessed at dates Now, ~ D. @.
means 40 bout correct '"-Exohango.
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educational,
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
floCUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
MRS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,

.,..,,,s, Session at MT. LAKE PARE, Garrett 20
NJ saui pg5dnnug July l6' ss lViSo A. H. closing
IMAGES OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
AD' TSo Sa,ural Development aud Culture o. the
~ ~ n, tbc purpose d ConYetSAuoni keaatng
VOC ~ I'Iinss and singing The correct use o.
Eub4e H ol Articulation and kespinpont 70
NJ ~ sith lie Philosophical laws by Whlcn Inose
ge.hs! ", prrheryed aud developed, ,,..,-,
pSAHT,s @ ,s,y aud Natural Expression 81 sentiment
IN, lHy el speech and GestuEei including Snsr
By .Gog Dramatic Reading and Recitation
gsi.;9lr.irlCtion IN Expressive Bible aud Snakes
sEe tt,lsdIus aud In the reading 81 HymhI, AZ.
Fh9r OPPORTUNITY afforded IeAcnen IoI me
~ tactical Methods for Teaching AfucnsR'
itll! ,s g ,ighrRradius, Methods based upon inc
SS,.i,sritIr, Ui DtlkaTle +. "a
Na'S ornM Methods will b. formed aud heA'
Fhminn IA AMY from July u 10 August ~, lsa6,
Ag Ts.ri,,. vii be taught by hls SUSIE fOiIoCAl
,,Ws,6lugtOn, D, O. who studied aud graduated
In t, aI class for children will be held on three
AZ, tb, week, tr6d VI charge,
aI A.. Lectures Will DO given by MI, hAlt AUD
NJ, Pollock, each upon he interests OIL Asr Own
trEahmenL ,.,1,oss
I0' pe'''" Mrs. ii. STEVENS HART, or
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK
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NIIrnrIllo,l. Escnns.

W, W. Reed, druggist, OF Winchester
Ind, writes: "Oneo Of my customers, Mrs
Louisa Pike, Bartonla, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consumption
and was given up to die by her physicians
She heard OF DR., Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying 1t o.
me. In six months time she walked tc
this city, q distance Of six miles, aud ID
now 80 much improve she has quit using
1t. She feels she owes her lie TO it,
Free trial bottles at Logan & Co.'s drug
ltnYa
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nj. Do CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA.

Tho thIr,ynnth year OF this well.knOWn Acad
.ny puler the charge oil The Visitation Nuns
S,rn, on he tint Monday Of September next, ant
continue, ten months
pSpI., received al any tine In the session.
Those who desire to place their daughters In al
Institution asurdIng exceptional advantages II
no vn, Of hcGl,hlul and delightful location, e1
r,.rn, board, thorough discipline and instruction
=, tDs hands oi lifelong teachers, In every depart
r,D, Of female EDUCATION, including the modern
1,nr,a,., and music, should send for q catalogue
Of the school, Address,
Dj,ectrcsso Of the Academy Of the Visitation
MT. DO CIIAETAL,
,,o,nw Near Wheeling, W. Va.
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Fathor-1 wish, John, you could DO con,
tented 70 settle down and live like other
people, and not go rowing all over tho
country, You must remember that "a
rolling stone gathers no moss"
son-True enough, governor, but q sSVt'
ting hen never gets fat"
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nueklen,s Arnlea salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required, 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
hog. For sale nv Logan 4 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

A number Of European botanis1 have
had MASON 10 believe that the seeds Of
many New Zealand plants will not ger.
inlnSto readily Until after they have been
FROZEN, The same curious observation has
beOn made Ia toiatlonto tho HlmAlayan
eNAdA, aaEIolt6u Budget
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

AcKRR's BLOOD ELIXIR is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed, 1t ia positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or Syphilitlc Poison.
ing. 1t purifes the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t, Logan 4 Go.
and Charles Msnkemeller.
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po.tructlon by spiders

br, 9. Keller, OF Zurich, finds reMon for
believing that spiders destroy more
aphides and insect enemies OF trees than
do all the inSeCseatlng birds, -ArkansAw
T'rAyalef
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

DR.. Gould, who spent the best Of his
years on the southern half Of the sphere
btar.gAGlng, has Just been honured With
membership in the Vienna Academy Of
SGleuOea
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ContuciuS declared that mans char.
scter 10 decided not by the number OF
times that hO falls but By the number OF
times that no lifts himself DIP,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

Walt Whitman, who 10 now in Canada
writing poems, will shortly publish his
new volume, which will DO called "NoyOn'
har phnUhab
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itnaul An About Thstn.

The editor Of a morning paper knows
ali about the nights Of labor -Boston
Dnllbklh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16
Tn. Hons. 7. Too Large.

Judge Kelly, the "Father of the House"
thinks the house Of representatives Is too
large for efficient work undcr our system
Of government
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Vermont ptopos6t 10 establish q state
ln1,ltuhen tof We ctltninhlly Insane u.
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The first female employed by the gov.
eminent was Miss Jennie Douglass, up.
pointed to the treasury department BY
Spinner In 1s62
A standard business In every largo city
now 10 the sale Of Photographic albums OF
the principal buildings, parks and public
resorts OF tho city. For many years this
business was confined 10 European oltleS,
Gradually the album came In vogue In
Now York, and Washington oity; but now
tho perfection To which photo'lithographS
have boon reduced makes their publica.
ton o matter OF such slight cost, that
every city has It's publications OF views,
and few travellers pass through q city Of
any motto without possessing themselves OF
one Of these cheap and interesting souv-
enlts Of tho visit. Formerly such an al
bum Of 81 Louis vlOwa as now sells for
30 cents would have been cheap az Co.
WG, or In Globe. Democrat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

The man who claims the distinction Of
being the northermost editor IN the world
Il L. Mollet, who edits the illustrated Is.
pultnAux paper AtuAgagllntlt, published
az GodthAAb on the west coast Of Green.
land, o. degrees north latitude.
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graltspartatis,s.

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
u LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route:
q 1856, Tnins leave Panhandle station, foot OF
Eleventh street, near public landing, @ follows,
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Frauleln Brandt said TINT she had met
List at the musical festival In Sonders-
hanson. u was astoniShed and grieved to
find the master so ILL.," sho said. 4He
looked terrible. Ills right eye Ia blind,
and tho sight Of his left eye will soon 10
gono, Aside from that, an lncurHble slck.
mesa has taken hold Of his body But,
nevertheless, he held out bravely and con.
Quoted the festival as he had promised,
but with great pain and many difficulties.
sang DR.. DamrosCh's 'sulamith' at one
Of the concerts, and the master expressed
his highest regard for tho composition"
The Able Liszt's incurable complaint, II
Il understood, 10 dropSy. New York Sun.
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A plttsbufg colorbd woman was hoard
informing a nolghbot that tho last storm
frightened her 10 thAt che shook Ike a.
aehpan,N
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

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DENNsYLVANIA COMPANY,

CLEVELAND u PITTSBURGH RR,
Condensed timetable Of passenger trains cor.
reCted To A G usTl6 lSS6-Cen ual standard Time;
TAET MN NORTH 10 PITrsnuE6H Am cLRYRLANn,
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A Ill KINDS or BOOK AND JOB
4 SsE5ISa S BS6 SSa promptly executed ~
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Time table corrected 70 JUNE "a, 1886 Trains
hRv0 Panhandle Station, foot oil Eleventh street,
near public landing a. i0ll0ws-Centri lAndaFd
Iime-Wlich Is % minutes slower than Wheeling
imo' ootso sotru
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The Critic Doomed.


The critic is doomed. Already he is
little more than traditional appendage
to journalism. Something like the
court jester and the kings champion.
Men are too well informed with regard
to books, pictures and music nowadays,
to need hire man to tell them what
to think. You and he who has dined
at a hundred first-class hotels and res
taurants during the last ten or twenty
years, does not need man to tell him
what is good to eat. There are gas
tronomic censors, who are the most in
tolerable bullies On the face of tho
earth, who will below in tones of thun-
der that their way of cooking this or
that is the only permissible one, but
then, they only bore us, we do not mind
them further. The theatrical critic is
rather a comical bully. So is the art
critic; SO are they all in q greater or
less degree. getting greater in proper
ton to the insignificancc of the special
art they criticisc. We doubt not that
were there such q thing us a critic on
chiropody his arrogance would make
him unbearablc. They are all doomed.
1eGGs Sittings.
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Didn't Hurt Film.

A hillside farmer, driving miserable
looking horse, stopped in front of o
feed store and was trying to sell a FROST
bitten rooster when man rushed up to
him and said:
''Look at your blamed old horse, up
to his eyes in my bale of hay"
sis it your hay?"
''Of course, it is. Take your horse
away from hcrc.'
"Of course will, fur l never like ter
tramp on mans rights"
Take him away, tell you!"
Eyes, will. Yl, back here! WE'LL"
he added as he climbed into the wagon
and started away, "thar's one consolin'
thing erbout the transackshun. The
boss don't pear ter be hurt much. ~
ArEansaw Traveller.
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Herr Won Puttkamcr, Prussian minister

Herr Won Puttkamcr. Prussian minister
OF the interior, in the reichstag made n per-
sonal appeal on behalf OF Emperor Will
lam for q continuance OF the anti-socialist
law. He exclimed: In the emperor's name
and by the emporers order, / assure you
that his majesty would regret profoundly
and grieve deeply if the prolongation OF
the antisocialist law is refused. The en-
peror would shed his blood in order to
maintain the law. The socialist troubles
in Belgium threatened the peace OF Eu-
rope. 1t behooved Germany to devise
measures to prevent such disorders. Had
Belgium possessed laws forbidding the pub
LEGATION OF Socialists pamphlets and the
holding Of Socialist meetings, the recent
troubles would probably have been avert
ed. The Belcians were Catholics. but tho
church had proved unequal to coping with
one outbreak OF wild passion. The Belgian
bourgeoise constantly and wilfully sought
to create serious disorders, and the gov
eminent itself provoked trouble. Herr
Bebel called the speaker to order, where.
upon the speaker denounced Bebel and
Herr Most as dangerous asitators.
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London Cable: The Belgian strike is
among the most interesting questions Of
the hour, from u purely industrial stand.
point, as well as from the display oisocial-
ism and the audacity OF convicted Grim.
mails which it has occasioned. 1t is calcu-
lated that the wanton destruction Of
factories by the criminal classes engaged in
the riots have thrown out OF employment
fully 5000 factory hands, for the most
tho no
London and the continent declare that
this lnwless outrage on theindustrial prop
erty OF the Kingdom will be the ruin al Bel.
gian trade, and place the working classes
in Al distressing condition. No good at all,
and much harm to decent J. eople, will be
the net result OF the disturbance.
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Mrs. Van Buren, and two daughters of
Fishkill, N. Y, daughter.in-law and grand
daughter OF President Van Buren,, called
at the treasury department to see the jew
els, ETC., stored in one OF the vaults, which
are said to have been presented to Prcsi-
dent Van Buren,. Treasurer Jordan broke
the seals OF the package. 1t contained u
pint bottle OF altar of roses, n bottle OF
pearls, some very large; a bottle OF dia-
monds. about forty; a gold plate. n gold
pearls and two pieces of gold. The ladies
made no claim. but could not refrain from
expressing wish for them. They could
only obtain the property by act OF con-
grebS.