Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

combines all lllhl - uuuoAiVuo III thc ioeSS
human, quadrupedal, ornithological, rep
lillian and insectile, horned, tusked,
hoofed, fanged, stiDged; the eye Of BASIL
isk, the tooth OF an adder, the jaws of a
crocodile, the crushing folds of an anacon-
da, the slyness of scorpion, the tongue OF
a cobra, and the coil of worm that never
dies. 1t is in every community, in every
church, in every legislative hall, in every
monetary institution, in every drawing
room levee, in every literary aud pro-
fessioDal circle. 1t whispers, it Kisses,
it lies, it debauches, it bl4sphemes, it
damns. My text names it when it says
Jealousy is the rage of a man." 1t is
grief at the superiority of others; their
superiority in talent or wealth or beauty
or elegance or virtue or social or profess
sional or political recognition. 1t is the
shadow of other peoples success. 1t is the
shiver in our pocket-book because it is not
as fat as some one else'S pocket-book. 1t
is the twinge in our tongue because it Is
not as eloq quent as some one else's tongue
It is the flutter in our robes because they
are not as lustrous as some one else's
robes. 1t is the earthquake under our
house because it is not as many feet front
and deep as our neighhor's house. 1t is
the thunder Of other pSople's popularity
souring the milk four kindness. 1t is
THE FATHER AND MOTHER
both Of one half Of the discomfort and out
RACES and detractions and bankruptcies
and crimes and woes of the human race.
That passion of jealousy, livid, hungry,
.halk nI MI
earth like fiery diameter and encircles 1t
like fiery circumference. 1t wants both
hemispberes. 1t wants the heavens. 1t
would, if it could, capture the palace Of
God, and dethrone Jehovah, and chain the
Almighty in eternal exile, and after the
demolition OF the universe would cry:
Satisfied at last, here l am! Alone! the
undisputed and everlasting !, Me, Mine,
Myself" That passion keeps all Europe
perturbed. Nations jealous Of Germany,
of England, of Russia, and those jealous Of
each other, and all of them jealous Of
America.
In our land this passion OF jealousy
keeps all the political world a-boil. There
are at least five hundred people who are
Jealous of Governor Hill and would like to
be his successor, about five thousand who
are Jealous of Grover Cleveland and
would like to relieve him of the
cares of Office, and sfter the nomi-
nations OF nszyt summer have been made,
whole psndemonium OF Ieffspstion
scurrility, hatred, revenge, falsehood'S 'SfSRA
family and Misrepresentation will be turned
upon this land. The tariff, about the rails
ing or lowering or reformation Of which
many of them care nothing except as to its
effect or votes, will be discussed from
thousand platforms, and the people OF
Louisiana will be told that the taxes must
he taken off sugar, the people of Virginia
will be told that the taxes must be taken
off tobacco, and the people OF PenEsylva-
MIA will be told that the taxes must be Ia
ken off iron, and the people of Kentucky
will he told that the taxes Tnust be taken
off whisky, and the people Of Ohio that the
tax.s must be taken off wool, while Mas
sachusetts and Connecticut
WILL BE PROMISED PROTECTION
for manufactures, and all the monetary in
teres's North, South, East and West, will
he told in each neigbborhood that the
taxes and tariff will be fixed 70 suit them,
irrespective of anybody else: and, the
Presidential election over, all will settle
down as it was before. II you think that
all this discussion in public places is from
any desire Of the welfare Of the dear people
and not for political effect you ale griev-
ously mistaken.
Look at the sacred aud heaveu-descend-
ed science of healing, and then nee DR..
Mackenzie, the English surgeon who PFC
lopged the life Of the Crown Prince Of
Germspy until he became Emperor, aud l
hope may yet cure him, so that he may
~. .ry years govern that magnificent
grsuder. Yet so great SGiS1 ss tIsie IT., .s 60
isalou.ies that DR.. Mackenzie dare . 80,
walk the streets of Berlin. He is under
military guard. The medical students of
Germany can hardly keep their hands on
ofhim. The old doctors Of Germany are
writhipg with indignation. The fact ia
that in saving Frederick life DR.. Mac
kenzie saved the peacs Of Europe. There
was not an intelligent man on either side
of the ocean that did not fear for the re-
suit if the throne passed from wise and
good old Emperor William 10 his inexPe-
risuced grandson. But whsn, under the
medical treatment of DR.. Mackenzie,
the Crown Prince Frederick took the
throne. a wave of satisfaction and con-
fdepce rolled over ChristendOu, what
shall the world do with the doctor who
saved his life? "0h," cried out the medi.
cal jealousies Of Europe, destroy him; OF
course, destroy him" =,
What brutal scene OF jealousy We had
in this country when President
GARFIELD LAY DYING.
There were faithful physicians that sscri-
feed their other practice, and sacrificed
their health for ali time in fidelity to that
5esthbed. Drs. Bliss, Hamilton and Ag-
nev went through anxieties aud tolls and
f.tigues such as none but God could ap-
nrsciste. Nothing pleased many Of the
rnsdical profession. The doctors in charge
did nothing right. We who did not see
the case knew better than those
who sgonised over II in the
sick room for many weeks /,
vho never had anything worse
than a ruu.round on my thumb, which
seemed 10 me at the time was worthy all
tba Attention of the entire medical frater-
nity. bad my own ideas as to how the
prss,dent ought to be treated. And in
nroportion as physicians and laymen were
ignorant of the case they were sure the
treatment practiced was mistake; And
when in post-mortem the bullet dropped
out Of a different part Of the body from
that in which it was supposed TO have
/ lodged, about two hundred thousand 7eo,
pie shouted, 81 told you go" There,
knew il all the time" There are some
doctors in all cities who would rather have
the patient die under the treatment o.
their own schools than have them get vel
under some other pathy.
! In the msjority Of CO. - - 1 have Wit
uesssd in ecclesias.; =. o there is 8
iealsus sttempt TO H. Tasat III,
ing tneu .neo,og places, th'
frelaenuai e,ec.,oNes isa roastc(
people nave pnruoe. dance will