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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-15
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The entertaining novelette, which
will appear in tornorrow's SUNDAY
MORNING NEWS illustrates the old
theory that half the condolences
which have built up the superstitious
spirit are the direct result of sug-
gestion, and unconscious c~erebration
excited thereby.
There is no doubt about the power
which some minds possess to impress
Others by processes, wholly distinct
from the ordinary intellectual or EN-
otional moments. The strange power
some Southern negroes possessed to
do men to death with a word or a look
the Obi power, WI believe it was
called-was an example of this; mes
merism furnishes many well anthem
ticated instances of this potent sug
gestion, and here and there, science
or literature to the front with
an example-such of that of the Grim
inal who shows every sign of ap-
preaching dissolution, because by a
deception, practiced upon him o ex-
detrimental purposes, he was led to be-
lieye that he was being bled to death.
The shape which the superstition
takes in MI. Wizards most entertain
ing tale is that wherein the potency
of the suggestion appears to extend
even to the external circumstances of
the subjects life, until th ese, together
with the induced mental attitude on
his part eliminate in realization OF
the suggested idea.
As a study of the supernatural or
in occult psychology, according as n
prefers to regard it, Mr.. Wizards
''Forewarnedn will be found of en-
thralling interest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-15
The wife succeeded the Husband.

FROM Tue CtttiON DeWOCTOt.
Four years ago William II. Camp
bell, a good oil -fashioned democrat of
S~axton's River, vt, vas appointed
postmaster. His wife, who has always
been q republican, has constantly as
sisted her husband during these four
years, and SO well has the Office been
conducted that when he resigned
democrats and republicans united in
asking the government to make her
her husbands successor. She has just
receiued her commission from the Post
master General, and her husband is
now her assistant.
Jersey Women's Summering Places.
Mrs. John N. Cronham, of First
street, has gone to Camp Tabor for
the summer.
Miss Annie McLane, of Mercer street,
is visiting friends in Tappan.
Mrs. C. R. Kelly, of Second street,
is in Newburgh.
Miss Agnes Furman, of Central
avenue, will spend the summer at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Henry Phillips, of Montgomery
street, has gone to the Catskills,
The thrillinq novelette,, "Forapaqned,'
bu Charles DiDtgit Willard. aDilI be COM
plete tn tOmOrroU's edition OF THE
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. 1t Is q
story of the supernatural, of unusual az
terest aud plauStbiltty. No person should
fail to read 1t.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-15

THAT Elysian Fields gang that
stoned poor Kuhlheim on Friday
ought to be remorselessly stamped
out of existence. 1at
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-15

THE new Tax Commissioners evil
IDENTIFY mean business. BY all means
let them have a suitable to do
it in. LIS.
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BROWN.-on Thursday, June i8th. 1889, Everett.
Dean, son OF Lyman E. and Emma Brown, ageu
fDur years. ..H.4.r ..Naf.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-27
Needed Their Prayers,

Col. Dick Wintersmith, sitting under
the trees in front OF the Ebbitt HOUSE
the other day, says q Washington lettel
to the New York Tribune, related the
following yarns;
sit seems that the congregation Of Q
church in one OF the southern counties
OF Virginia was one day greatly shocked
upon learning that their preacher had
departed under most disCreditable cir
cumstanCes. On the following Sunday
nearly every one in the congregation
was DESTROYS Of hushing up the scandal,
and under great restraint many Interest,"
ing conversations were held merely to
prove that the members OF the church
could rise above sensational gossip, Just
before the services were closed Brother
Elijah p. Brookrod arose and said;
"'BrethTen and sisters. Since we last
met In this house something which
seems to have cast gloom over this con-
greGation has occurred, We were all
much attached TO our minister; In fact,
We loved him, and now ! propose we Of
fer o prayer for the Wanderer,
"a sensational wave passed over the
audience, Another brother arose, and,
turning to Elijah P, Brookrod, said;
"'I am astonished that you should de-
sire the congregation to pray for our
erring minister-you, above all others
"'Beciuse he ran away with your
wife,
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Advice to Mothers.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth ? II 80,
send az once and get bottle Of Mus.
WiEsLow's sooTltiNu SY1vP FOR CniL-
DRRN TKETitiNa, Its value isinCalCulable.
II will relieve tho poor little sufferer I'm.
medlately. dupont, mothers, there
10 no mistake about II. II cures dyson.
terry and diarthUa, regulates the stomach
aud bowels, cures wind collie, EoitCnB the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tono and energy 10 tic whole system,
Mus. WiNslow's SoOTiliNa SYRUP ron
UntLDREN THETnINa Ia pleasant 10 the
taAte, and Is the prescription Of Que Of
the oldest and best female nnrse5 and
physicians In the United States, aud ID
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % c0nlS bottle, Mwp4u
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CHICAGO, Sept. 90. Cattle - Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1900 head: market slow and
weak; choice to extra beevtE g. JOlI 65; EtOCkcn
and feeders 81 OOA3 %; cows, bulls and mixed
o. 2hA3 90; Texans 81 5la3 IS. Hogs Receipts 70.
600 head; shipments 3, 800 head; market strong;
mixed 81 Dad 20; heavy s. iOh 10; light 81 iOa
I 10; SkIps o 6Oai q. ShOCp-Recelpls II 900
head: ShlpniehH 1000 head market steady;
natives 81 G0aA 10; western SIG0Rt 10; Texans
@ 5OAi 49, lambs 81 50aj 70.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Sept. 28.--CattlC-R Receipts
1850 head shipments loo head market nothing
dolngi Nll through consignmentS. lOEs-lte'
Celpis !, 200 head; shipments $3.50 head market
steady; hest light Workers 81 i0a4 49, common
grsBsGFs 81 40ai GO; medium nud light PhllRdel'
phias 81 i6at 6j; heavy hogs 81 40al 80, sheep.
Receipt 1900 head; shipments LOCO head mar.
ket steady al Mondays prices,
NEW Y0RK, Sept g5.-DeeYcS-ReccI 1900
bead; M trading In begve6; blessed beef dun At
5ka7i{c per pound; Texas ard Colorado do 10
$40 Sh0Gp-llorelnts Q, 90 head; market slow;
poor 10 best sheep 81 5Oah 10; poor u choice
lambs q 50a7 20. liUgs-RGcCpts LOO head,
market nrmef Al 81 1Qa6 20 per lOO pounds.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2G.-IIOgs active; com.
mon and light % 2baS 90; packing and butchers
l6ai s5i receipts loo head shIpmOntS ,SSb
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9of 3d. 12.a i!SS s 49, SS g.; 'so 5 g. 1910 @
800 ?. MI 400 p M, S;l0 p; N, G'l0 p. M, 700
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6sOa M, 6'lO a. my 100 q, M, 500 a, M, 900
u. m, lO;OOR, M, ll;6e q. M, 1900 M, l;O0P,
NJ, 900 p, m, 800 p, m 400 p, M, b:iOp. M,
6;lO p, M, 100 p. M, 500 p. M 9;SO ?. m,
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Annr.. rIr,I Look NJ a GIrl.

One who has not lived there can never
appreciate the picturesque and peculiar
lives OF the North Carolina mountaineers,
says the Washington Post, The rail-
roads, the war, the incursions OF revenue
officials have tended largely to obliterate
these racy and racial pecullarities, but
you want to get Senator Zeb Vance or
Mai. Hugh Waddell to describing the
mountaineer's OF the 60'ssand earlier, A
well known Washington merchant tells
the following story on himself: lie was
born clear up in the mountains near the
Tennessee line, His mother died when
he was two months old, and his father
and grandmother raised" him by hand
in their lonely cabin on q mountain
clearing, miles from the nearest neigh
Dor, He was clad in a single lowing
garment on the Mother Hubbard style,
made OF home spun tow,Cloth, which
was heightened as years added length to
his limb.
He never saw girl until he was is,
That year a terrible drought struck In
and his father had to go ten miles down
the "Cove" to get his corn ground, So
he yoked up the steers and threw sew
eral bags OF corn In the bottom Of the
cart. The boy, in his peculiar garment,
climbed in and sat on the bags, He was
going to a new and far of country, aud
every sight was u wonder, Arriving at
the mill, he watched with curious inter-
est the corn making It's way from the
hopper into the heart Of the stone and
then squirt out In warm, white jets into
the trough, He went outside and saw
the water pour over and turn the huge
overshot wheel, and peered with sensa.
ton OF fear into the dark, NOISY cavern
into which the wheel was forever re-
treating.
On a rising at little distance no
spied log cabin, and shortly wandered
over through the brush In It's direction.
A rzil fence stopped his progress a couple
Of rods from the doorway, aud helealed
over and looked, There, sitting outside
the door on "a bench were two girls. One
was spinning wool and the otherknitting.
They were the most beautiful things he
had ever seen, aud he nearly dlel right
there. They saw him and burst outlaugh.
ing at his remarkable appearance. He
didn't know what to DO, but thought
it was probably the proper thing to
to stare at them aud laugh back,
which no did with interest. This
mutual entertainment kept up
for some ten minutes, when one
Of the girls laughed so hard she rolled off
the bench. He thought that was queer,
but Just then ho felt something cold on
his legs. He turned around. As lie did
SO both girl, shrieked with laughter and.
ran into the house. He found that the
cold thing was tho muzzle Of u bull calf
that was chewing away vigorously on
what was left Of tho rear Of his dress
which had been shockingly mutilated
by tho animal during the few minutes
he was staring at the girls.
He has seen more girls since aud
bears their smiles with greater equi.
nimity. lie Is also one Of the best
dressed men in Washington, but that
experience with the calf and the girls
will never be cAaCed from his memory.
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secretary Nob1C,s Idea,

UI0Dt' VtM0cFdI' n
Secretary Mobiles position on the pen.
sion Issue Is not at all ambiguous. ~
was a soldier myself" he says, land l
want to see every old soldier yet a PEN
sion who deserves one under the law
| want him to get the amount allowed
him by the law, and In thu exact order
Of time prescribed by tile law" This Is
all that Can reasonably DO asked and
the great najotity Of the veterans do not
any more.
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CNIcn0O IRLeT. UctdN.
1t is said that the negroes OF Texas
have no Just cause Of complaint, mas.
much as they own 100000 acres Of
land and pay taxes on $20,00O,000 Of
property. But 1t would seem that a
race which has risen from the position
Of owning Just nothing at all, plus being
inCumberrd with Il dead weight Of al.
sOlute ignorance, plus being subject TO
arbitrary laws and still more arbitrary
customs, 10 such a degree Of prosperity
in such ashortspace Of time is not go ali.
solutely inferior" as certain gentlemen
would have us believe. II seems prob.
able that at least u few Of the more pros.
porous negroes are fitted to take part in
State, or eyUnin national legislation.
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Arc Tic 1Ilncl,s Concentrating?

EtH0uTgh COWWsfclul,
The report that no less than 500 negro
families left North Carolina on Saturday
last for points in the extreme South, In.
diCates n determination on the part OF
the blacksto stand their ground in those
sections in which they already outnum.
her the whites. There may have been
no concert Of action on the subject. but but
colored people should leave North
Carolina and head in the direction OF
Mississippi and Louisiana,
where those vi their race have been so
brutally treated and even threatened
with determination. That tho negroes
will finally concentrate in one or more
of the Southern States in such numbers
as to command recognition OF their
rights by the resident whites, Is scarcely
10 be doubted.
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New List of Don'ts.

NtU lOTG HOrM'
Don't eat shad in a hurry.
Don't sit with your back to a sight
draft.
Don't drink black or green tea. Paint
1t red.
Don't wear your bathing.suit to q
Don't eat a large, juicy steak at a
boarding.houso.
Don't eat on an empty stomach, unless
you feel hungry.
Don't eat chicken salad II bob veal
does not agree with you.
Don't Jump from the window when
suffering with alcoholism, under the
impression that there are snakes In the
room. These serpents arc more imagi'
native than real.
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We desire 10 say to our citizens, that
foryears we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklon's Arnica
Salye and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time, and We stand ready
10 refund the purchase price, II satisiaC.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. /
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Is one which is guaranteed to bringyou
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure
a return oil purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coVery for Consumption. 1t is guaran-
teed TO bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such as consumption, inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. 1t Is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
and can always DO depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store.
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Two OF a kinda yoke Of oxen.

The best medical writer's claim that
the successful remedy for nasal catarrll
must be non.irritating, easy OF applica.
ton, and one that will reach all tho re.
mote sorea and liberated surfaces. The
history Of the efforts to treat Catarrl
during the past obliges us to admit that
only one remedy has met these Gondi.
tions, aud that is Ely's Cream Balm,
This pleasant remedy has mastered ca.
tarrh as nothing else has ever done, and
both physicians and patients freely con;
cede this fact. The more distressing
symptoms yield to II. MwF&w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of Tho MonOy and Stock
Markets.

NEW YORE, Sept. 2a,-NOney on call easy at 81
& or cent; last loan per ecn'; closed offered
W1Fercf.' Prime mercantile paper 6a73S per
cent. bio q Exchange quiet but steady At
~ sH4ai hl}i, S,.,th lSl.gGI shares.
The stock market To day showed little or no
change from the dullness Of the past two weeks.
Union Pacific attracted the Hons share Of Rtten.
ton, and while the extreme rise In the stock was
only W per cent, II was accompanied by IN as
A0tlment OF Fumon, while the handsome IN,
crease IN the ear Internationally had positive
influence, Louisville 4 Nashville was largely
traded In, II became prime iAYOFiIe IN the
afternoon, the business done In II exceeded any
thing done In Il for lOug time, The trusts
were dull and lalTly well held until late, when
sugar made another dip, the pressure being spe-
clallY SeTerc, aud drop Of per cent resulted,
though Others were quiet and i eedy thSOpHhout
The nlRlket ClOAOd tifm aud moderately ~ tFae-
tlOnal advances over aFSt prices, Jegey Genital
rose ~, Union Pacific aud Western Union each
", Northwestern, Delaware \ Hudson, Denver
and Texas 4 Fort Worth each u percent, Sugar
Trust lost 2H per cent,
Railroad bonds moderately Actlyoi sales $685.
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AnooI,kecnpr, ILeioIclnr.

Fifteen OF eighteen years ago I was
badly poisoned by wild Ivy, Again ten
years ago by Sumac, mud again last sum-
mer while at MackinaC Island on my va
cation. The first time l was confined TO
my bed for two mouths and again for
six weeks last fall 90 that had to take
my books home and work on them in
bed. And every spring for the past
eighteen years have been troubled more
or less by It's breaking out on different
portions Of my body. January last l
began using your Extract OF Red Clover,
used 1t regularly during January and
February, and of and on since this
spring for the first time since first bGing
poisoned have been entirely free OF any
breaking out or any eruptions OF any
kind, and feel that atm entirely cured
by the use OF your Extract OF Red
Glover. Yours truly,
FRANK KENNEDY,
Bookkceper for johnson Optical Co.,
Detroit.
To ]. NJ, Loose Red Clover Go. Detroit,
Mich.
For sale By Logan Drug Co., Bridge
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. nav
Very often tho bluntest man makes
A 4 u
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ANllnlin.

A young DOCTOR wishing 10 make a
good lmpression upon a German farmer,
mentioned tho TACT that he had received
a double education, III II were. He had
studied homeopathy, and was also q
graduate Of Irregular" medical school.
"oh, dot vos n0dlng," said the farmer;
" had vonCe acali dot sucked two cows,
aud hU made noding but q common
schteef after all,
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my vile will give me particular fir"
Here he rested his weary bros on his
massive hands moment, then sudden
ly aroused himself and wrote as On IN
spired.
And the next days issue OF the Buglc
contained a two.column article to the Of
feet "The English Sparrow Must Co."
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one safe subject.

Tan, Haus EIptog,
"I.Omms see,p unused the editor otthe
JayvillB HuOt, "what tho dickens Atli !
going 10 make my leader on this week 2
II I take up tho Cfonln analt MCGafriiy
will withdraw his adj, old Deacon Boggs
hAB a brother In the Mormon church,
and II !, write on the evils Of tale'bsGFing
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BoilS, pilnplps, and skin diseases oil
all kinds speedily disappear whoa tho
blood Ia purified by the use Of Ayers
Safsapafllla. II has no equal % a tonic
Alternative, the te8nllB being Immediate
and satisfactory, Ask your druggist for
" aud lake no other, paw
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20, 10 10 dead and done with INC lF0ubIo
That ILLS each day with dTeGry pain."
This IL tho moan Of many u woman
Who thinks she eau never be well again,
al: were better for mo and better for Others
II | were dead aud their tears fell fast.
Not 80, not so, D wives and mothers,
There's u bow Of hope In the SKY At last,
and It tolls you that the storm OF dis
ease which las spread It's shadow over
you will give way to the sunshine Of re-
newed health, il you are wise, and try
DR.. PierCe's Favorite Prescription, II
can and will effectuaIly euro all female
weaknesses and arrangements, and no
woman who has not tried 1t need dc.
SPAR, for trial will convince her that II
is tho very thing she needs to restore
her to the health she fears forever lost,
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DRll N X E I'M N E IS

0SO0 REWARD-WE WILL
OOOO pay the above reward for any
case OF Liver Compliant. Dyspepsia, Sick Head.
ache, Indigestion, Constipation or COstlyGnCSs
We cannot euro with WestA Vegetable Liver
Pills, when the directions arc strictly complied
With. They are purely Vegetable aud never fail
10 awe satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large
boxes, containing 20 Pills, % cents beware Of
couu,orielts aud limitations. Tho genuine nRn.
uiArtNted only by IOhn Q. West 4 Co. SOld by
NOLAN BROTHERS cor. Market and Twelfth
6lTeNtI wheeling w, Va, te2NMWFAW
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EpitApiiy


ruckSr-"why do 1 look 40 troublodY
We'll, last night l dreamed died and
was buried, Parker, and / saw the tomb.
BtunV al the head Of my grave"
Pafker-"saw your tombstone, chi
TuCEeF-'Wby, I'm trying TO live up
10 tue epltaph saw on IT," r
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The beat sAlve In Tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt ilieutn, fever
sores, tettef, ChApped hands, ChilblAlng,
CofnB, and oil skin efuptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required,
II 10 guaranteed 70 glve perfect BRtlsiaC.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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She Meant Her Tnlurp husband,

Dude-"Are you waiting for some
body, miss2"
band here"
~ didn't knowyou were married."
"0f course l amt, Didn't tell you l
expected TO meet my husband here"
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ohIcago's Unoqualed Site.

Chicago Tribune.
New York may have found site for a
worlds fair, but at the present time she
lacks several million dollars Of having as
much in sight as Chicago has.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs-on and after Nay u lS9.=-Rx'
day excepted. MONDAY excepted, saturday
excepted SUNDAY only, Saturday only
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From Pittsburgh. $50 a. m. daily and 1880,
dd3ily, except Sunday, and 6:GS and ilaO p. my
washlnEton Accommodation, 500 .. M, daily
a, Si! ssI, &aouuIon Train, nsO a. NJ, Sun.
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To cleanse tho stomach, liver and sys.
TEN generally, use Dr.. Pietce's Pellets.
20 cents,
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Lsad .'tCadyi domestic 81 SsE I'm quieii iifuii
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b, 2. 80. RAILROAD,

b. q, u u hAlLkVAD'
BellairC& zanesyilIe Through Passenger leaves
BellRire al $40 a. M, arrives at BellAiFe At $3.50
pm.
WoodEheld Passenger leaves Belaire at 4;20 p,
M, arrives ut BellAife at 500 q, m,
SummeThGld Accommodation leaves Bellaife
at l2:9b p. IN, arrives at 1881 Il. m.