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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

II WILDE great day for the North.
western section Of West Virginia, which
includes the Panhandle, when the two
new railroads are completed. The one,
the Fairmont and Clarksburg road, will
tap one Of the richest mineral regions Of
the Union, and develop q sparsely set.
tied territory which lies within a hun.
dred miles Of Wheeling; the other, the
"Black Diamond will connect the Bal.
timorO 4 Ohio and Ohio River roads at
ParkeHburg with the Chesapeake 4
Ohio and Richmond & Allegheny roads
at Clifton Forge, Va, running through
tho center Of tho State aud developing q
wonderful territory. The ultimate OBJ
joCt in the a5t case ID to secure direct
communication with Wheeling, Pitts.
burgh, Philadelphia and the Eastern
markets, as well as to afford an outlet 70
the coal and coke markets Of the west
and south. The object oithe second will
DO TO open an outlet for the products Of
tho interior 10 tide water in the east
and north, and also 10 the south and
west Wheeling, through tho Ohio
River road, WILDE benefited no little.
In another section Of the State the
West Virginia Central road 10 doing won.
drrs, and tho work OF extension will DO
pushed forward until Charleston OF some
other point on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
road ls reached.
These are not paper railroads. The
operations have begun, and within q few
months the great boom In tho interior Of
West Virginia will DO fairly started. II
aplOaSins fact, and one which promises
well for the State, that much Of this work
Is being done With home capital, and
that all tho various interests are In per.
feet harmony with each other
West Virginia has al last awakened 10
a realization Of her resources and has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08
a. ohnrloa nolpl, plll.burgh, Ia.

Mr.. Charles s. Gill, the new proprie'
tor, offers to the travelling public every
comfort that can be enjoyed, in The
newly renovated and very desirable ar.
rangements he has inaug1rated, where
by the fame Ok this house has been
greatly enhanced, during The few
months Of his management. See card
in another column. Stop with hin
when you visit Pittsburgh, and you will
not be disappointed. W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

THE reports Of the Natural Gas Com
panies operating at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling show that they are furnishing
more gas than ever. Speaking Of the
Philadelphia oompany's showing the
Pittsburgh Dispatch says;
"What does greatly interest every.
body, and what should particularly i'm
press outsiders, is that this vast system
OF service is now supplying more gas
than ever. Though the demands Of con
sumers have grown, the supply has
more than kept pace with them.
Where now be the prophets who, al
early as several years ago, shook theil
heads in lugubrions prediction that
Pittsburgh's new fuel would not last {
The end Of 1t looks further of than ever;
So long as II continues will the city con.
tinue TO spread at It's recent enormous
rate Of expansion 'fl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

SIS the influence Of the nude in art
upon the public taste healthful or hurt
full" was the interesting subject dis
cussel by the sorosis in New York
Monday night, and Of the dozen lady
artists who took part in the debate
nearly all commended that such a style Of
art was not huvtipl, Some OF the argu'
ments in It's favor were very strong,
Anthony comstoCk was not present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

THE armed band OF so.called "Regu'
lators" that surrounded the polls in La
iayette, La, and prevented the colored
citizens from voting at the municipal
election should be prosecuted to the
fullest extent Of the law, Arevlyal Of
the Ku.Klux days in the South would
be a severe blow to its development, the
morning OF which is dawnlng, The
Governor Of the State should take the
bull by the horns at once.
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RIRBOMS-

With this late arrival Of New Goods we received large
and complete stock Of the best Satin Edge Gro Grain and
More Ribbons manufactured in all widths and coots in
Guiding the widest Morie SashRibbons.
In this advertisement we would call attention to our new
stock Fans Satches Purses Pocketbooks Razor Steel Sc
cries Hosiery Corses silk Mitts, LaTosca parasos &c.
&C., together with complete stock Of HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS Of the better grades
RS>Special attention Is invited to our unusually large
and varied stock Of BLACK GOODS embracing pteseys
Stripes and Nuns veings to match the Henriettas Also
6snch wide chanty Dress Laces Fish Nets and Brussels
T5sDaily Arrivals. Always Adding some-
thing New.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

THE Pennsylvania Legislature had q
glorious good time at the Centennial and
the Taxpayers must foot the bill, The
caterer for the occasion renders an &C
count OF 5000 for the wines, &cu fur
nished, and says he will make little OF
no profit at that, The few members who
refused to take the trip at the expense
Of the State are enjoying the scandal o.
the affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

This il an old adage, and q true one,
and no one will ,disputeit. It applies to
many things generally, and TO Loose's
Extract Red Clover Blossoms for the
cure Of rheumatism, especially. It Is a
remedy that cannot be excelled. Logan
Drug Company, bridge corner druggists,
Wheeling, Viva. p&w.i
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begun the work Of carving out her own

begun the work Of carving OUT neF OWL
future. S9 ~ N ~ "a
Now let the permanent board Of I'M
migration and Development b ealsb'
liIhed, 1t is hoped that Governor VIII
son, who in the past has given his en-
couragemsnt TO the movement, viii IN
clpde in his call Tor a special session
Recommendation for this much desiret
legislation.
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Sim. an EarIo a Lang Range.

Mr., j. F. shirk on Monday shot ar
eagle ~ his residence in Pleasant Valley
that measured Ave feet four inches from
tip TO tip, He used Sharp's rifle and
the distance was 200 yards, f
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A man whose eye had q very sugges;
tive appearance was asked II he had
jolRed the Club thenight before. Eyes"
he replied, "but policeman held one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

A lady correspondent has this 10 say:
II want to give piece Of my mind "a
q certain class who object 10 advertising,
when II costs them Rnything-this won't
cost them q cent / suffered a living
death for nearly two years With head.
aches, backache, In pain standing OF
walking, was being literally dragged out
Of existence, my misery increased BY
drugging. AT last In despair, ! commit.
ted the sin OF trying an advertised medi.
cine, Dr.. Pierce'B Fayofite Prescription,
and II restored mo 10 the bleasedness 81
sound health, l honor the physiclan
who, when he knows he can cure, has
Lho moral courage 10 advertise the mol, .
The medicine mentioned Is gtlaranteeti
10 cure those delicate diseases peculiar
70 temalet. Read printed guarantee on
bottle.wrapper.
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Centemeri Kid Gloves.

We have just opened complete assortment Of the cele-
lin the city Of Wheeling Our price for the Best Five Button
Coored the same that charged by Messr Centemer
Coin New York. Wiz 81 IS per pair Eachpa Of the gen.
une bears the Of p Centemer Co. on the inside AS
the supply Of this particular make Of Gloves inadequate to
the demand we would advise an early selection. d :,
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wHEELlNa, MAY 8, 1889.

WEsT VIRGINIA is to have the Presi,
dent this summer. The President Is q
gentleman with discriminating taste,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08

EoR SALE-THE MODERN TW0,
~ STORY Frame Dwelling House No 81
South Penn street, IslRIid. Apply 10 " Il
RlNEHART, 1863 Market street, mi T.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
Iva FOR SALE.
Highly improved farm Of 2lS acres on RlvH
PHI near PoWhatan StRtlon-btck dwelling
house, mostly In grlGs,
2iS acres on Ohio river, miles itom Moub4i.
VILE; about one'third river bottomj upland
80 - W. v. HoGE 4 DRo.,
mf2 1900 Market Street
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B8HaiTeI City Flour NH.
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

Building Lots on The Old FGlt Grounds, ZADs'l
Orchard, North and South Front stfeeN and
South Penn btfeetg, q very low figures.
[, A good 0 foomed House 1t 2li2 Jacob street, u
Il bafgain,
Double Brick House, n and 70 Virginia AtreeL
Will bell separate or both together, They con-
tain all modern improvement
beyen Roomed House, l97 South BtOAdWAyl
rood property at much less than cost
fQut HUbmed Cottage for S99O.
Eight k0Qmed House, North Front kliteli
flyer lott all In good condition; $3.50.
Five Roomed House, u North Broadway will
ul1ke pleasant home,
Bix RoOmed Brick House, southwest CoflH
rhiIlyl0lghth and Wood streets, at blTllhi
Will pay for Investment.
Dwelling Houses, largo and small, AlWhyI %
CID y l'4s q. o. SMITH, i2Oo Main Street
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NOR SALE M FV0u 1NcT
EoR SAFE or EXCHANGE,

HUN phI4I UN E4NUHANUEl
The two.story Brick Dwelling House of elsI.
rooms, situate aud known ~ No, 9S23 Chapilbe
atreet, at tho northwest corner Of TWenty.sIXj6
and ChApllne StreetS, Heated aud lighted by
gas. For terms, &C., Rpplyto
w. II. RINRHART.
aplb Real Estate Agent, llG2 Market 81
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nor REM.
TOR RENT,
For Sale.

ISLAND LOTS FOR sALE-COrlN
u feet S60Oi 9oxlg0 feet, $500, Term, NV
Apply 70 ", II, RlERHART, Real EIate 4,eS,
llb9 Market street, and
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/ A IL KINDS OF BOOK AND J0S
"A Printing neatly and promptly O1tCussa f"
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NUMBER 81.

18th. Samuel v. Marks suddenly drew
= pistol and fired three times at his son
Viii, the third shot taking effect In
the abdomen. Marks, the elder, then
vent land sat on a stone wall as if not
realizing what he had done." After y
while he placed the pistol to bis right
temple and fred, infictiug q wound
from which he soon died. The son is
not expected to recover. There had
been bad feeling between the father
and s0n for some time. John Hall and
John Graham were shot and fatally
wounded by Martin Phillips, on Lopez
Island, Washington, on the evening
OF the l7tb. They belonged to a party
who were giving Phillips a ''c~Barivari''
on the occasion of his wedding.
As Thomas Clyck and two friends
were passing the Court House. In Col.
TAX. Washington, on the 18th, Benjamin
Blanton, an sx-convict, rushed ont and
shot and killed him. Ciyck and his
friends were witnesses against Blanton,
who was being tried for assault.
"A number Of additional cases of
Russian influenza were reported in New
York on the 18th. A reporter on the
World, a Wall street broker and a
police captain are among the latest suf-
ferers. Appointment ply stefan In Boston
said on the 18th, that there were u
dozen cases of influenza ia that city,
and that there wa good reason to be-
lieve that the affection would become
there.
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INTERVENING kvnu1
lesson covers in pext
Of time a the laet3
recor ed in l King
strictly '.i~ntervenip9
there given Of two SdVlS1I
assed Solomon duri11
Hadad, an EdoInitey
slaughter in the days ~ n
ed himself with the king q
other, Recon. who
in Damascus.
PLAoEs.-The city q
place in the vicinity. -
land of Egypt. q
T1ME.-fhe death IL
place about B. @. 87G
usual chronology
Jeroboam may bead4t11
Ter, some time after
the palace, and var
predictio ! in the ~
PERsoNs.-Jeroboa
iah the Shilonitsts
Egypt; and Rehoho9
the prophet Ahijshs
boam to Egypt;
mons reign.
PARALLEL PAssAds4
29.31 Correspondents
Of the lesson).
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TIE CRONB VERDICT,
C0UG 0'SULLIvAN AND BURKE
SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRIs0N-
MENT.
KUNzE ESCAPES WITH THREE YEARS
JOHN r. BEaGs ACQUITTED.

re FNeET FNaN1H .tA HNI
CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-One OF the most
memorable trials In the criminal his
tory Of America closed this afternoon.
when the jury rendered its verdict In
the Cr0nin cas-.
As the Court convened at 2 p. M. TO
receive the verdict Of the jury there
was Q nomentary silence a. the vast
audience breathlessly awaited the frst
words or Judge Mcconnell asha
mounted the rostrum.
1.-THE Jury is prepared TO make . re-
turn In this case" said his Honor.
"But l observe that Mr.. Donahoc,
counsel for O'Sulllvan and Kunzes Is
absent"
81 have been requested to represent
Mr.. D0naho0," said Mr.. Forrest. s.He
ID out OF the city to day."
The Court announced his satisfaction
at this arrangement, and . moment
later the door leading from the jail
opened with . clang. and the I've de-
PENDANTS marched In to. receiye the
announcement Of their fate.
The audience was contemplating the
prisoners and commenting upon their
demeanor when the noise Of footsteps
was again suddenly heard without,
and . moment later the u juryusn
entered the room, headed by Foreman
Clarke.
.0entlemen," said the Court, 81
understand you have reached q conclu-
sien In this case.o
With . bow, Foreman Clarke took
from his pocket . huge envelope and
| handed It to the Judge. who. In turn.
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a freight train on the Qskee{ ~
Rio Grande Railroad. drawn - TO
engines In front and eoc(
caIs Of cattle, 10 cara a {1~I
caboose, with An euHlNof@
broke into three 1eczlO1H
west Of WalsenburGs Goloee 4. ~
evening CT the 15th.
section was lcosepeG tl01H
and no brskesmaa "a ri fhro
"a race for life.n TN
ran about three milo
over q mile . minnteI <4T<N
feet to the mile, ~
3 ,ction, with a <s-sef wa
and lumber, ~ thsnL
engine escaped, C2ep1
ovrrwhelemed n 8
wreckage, WIKI
ami fireman hens1l
SANITY" Seveq
! ! !; ! ! ] ] ! ] ! ] ! ! J !
eight cars Of lum1
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DAILY HOME ADJ :

MI Kings IL : 26-43. The dark
ness Of an evil end.
TIL Kings II :14-25. Adversaries
OF Solomon.
WI Kings IL 1-!5. Reho-
beams folly.
TIL Kings IL : 1858. From Re-
hoboam to Jeroboam.
F.-2 Chron. 10 lie. Rehoboam
deserted.
So Chron. IL :1-17. The divid-
ed kingdoms.
ST. Kings 8 /: LIS. Solomon
bright beginning.
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MANAGES SERMON:
/ aThe Holy City" Preached
y Jerusalem.
.~Jsrusaism, Jsr4salem r-Matt.

thfunS have mnryelously
ESv{nr il mighty mast roll over on
<rdinsry utterance must give place
1sxciamafory Is We cry, o Jeru.
fSSS MANY have han and I nave
Ic1d frfsnds sav that their ardor about
hsd been so daynpened that
noero0 they ever visited Jerusa-
with me the city and its surround.
4 RAPTURE. a so1emnity. an oyer
6uintion. o Jerusalem. Jerusa-
IEs recession Of Kings -conuuerors.
fismortal men and Women mas ba.
6tand here, Among the throng
1n6n. David and Christ. Yes
nts streets and amid these sur
fodG Solomon. that wonder Of
~ wretchedness, Il seemed As
World exhausted ITSELF on that
b 1sovs its brightest flowers
- <arinnd-- Il sst ia richest
= corouet. Il pressed the raresE
~ ffna. Il ROBBED him in the purest
- ~Nnbroidsry. It cheered him with
E7n With the gladdest laughter that
from mirth's In. It sprinkled
ui1h uray from the brightest
Boxnfty had NO dominion
r11rfy. rold no glitter. flowers nc
10 melody, light no rediance.
~ f-6rieousuess. waters no cleam'
- prancing coursers no met.
= no grandeur, but it was all
~ Thick grass ofthe lawn, fra
mfS Of campfire from Engedi,
idOMs Of trees brought from
N 81 ARTIFICIAL channels that
~ 4sercaxns from hills far away.
611Iy rufled with fms and golden
fTniu water cave 10 water q
dfve and swirl, attracting the
iatn potsntates. Birds that had
<1i mono ia folisre, and called
~ beyond the sea, From the
fkers came up the neighing Of
41atnd horses, standing in blankets
pq!pae chewing their bits owe
+ ous In front of the palace when
&{1ftariss would leap into the
r11e grand parade, or, harnessed
fhe ,fourreen hundred chariots OF
= Aery chargers with fiaunring
E.robhiilg nostril would make ths
3&6eal While within and with
6iIs1S you could not think Of . single
could Be- added, or Of a single
~ n0uId be kindled down on
a tn sea the dry docks OF
RING with the hammers
&fxlbHriRhts who were con.
- vessels for q still wider COM
MX MI" a80u CLuo8 H6I6 W 10
4 5s soiomon's elory. No rest
[S&sS1 ~ evarv - his srmen
S52SS his archers strike every
ibarmen.whip every stream.
frsde ia every bazaar. his
E6rSds 81 every tribe: and royalty
wealth m no s Mnur 2.
3 @ 49, -.
nos.s.m. pnus ~ patnnase
S2chifscture no ersndeur, but
-
a., -.
nue ~. him W t cSn.
-. ~ a4snSs g.
32% ~. 49, Sa...;n
49, 49, p%s.Nt I.
q yc,,v hcrnr e,sst ia
.53 eWLs. jsrd,rr hs,a smidst
e - ssa!s sn0 n,s neaas
~ - vuh.tt SLY as5m wa
~ ~ hrnx Tba
~ .ws ICY. ~
800 49, In tbam
~ tort1rs ma disuuietuds.
~ y : nissraSls because there
4ssgae e nas f S.;nn snAs Go ny Ss. Man az
y. 60 ~o.,sa Az
Al. t.xss and Tiewsllvn'
n - = ~, h"ny'
an ~ y Fredarsci,
= 49, !. m;ss.sbis hecause
5sS< = ~. IA Prussisn nroyinoes
~ isrss enouTh for Louis dsXsiiSV1 XIV.
& .z.eale. rnn.t rsrdan1 ls Il
.sI.tsc d;sn,;etnds Lave
&z s.,;a..s o,,,rtiars an hesn
~ 1870 ss.an ; ma
= ~ frpth and Justice cannot 20 50
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S ANALYSIS.
I. ~yERoBoAM'S TREASON.

Z. His High Position: :,
Solomon. gave him charge over all
-. the house Of Joseph (28).
Jeroboam was . mighty man Of valour
Il Kings IL 28).
solomon saw. that he was industri-
Gus Il Kings IL .28).
Men Of high degree are a lie (Psa.
50 81.
A eunuch Of great authority under
Csndace acts 8 40.
u. His Base ineratftude:
He also lifted up his hand against the
The men that lifted up their hand
against my Lord(2 Sam. 10 :28).
5heba-.. hath lifted up his hand against
the king e Sam. 20 : 21).
II Ishave lifted up my hand against the
fatherless Dob. 81: 21).
Mine own familiar friend. !. lifted up
his heel against me fPsa. Al 81.
I'll. His ImperIled Life:
Solomon sought therefore to kill
Jeroboam (40).
Saul. . . said, / will smite David even
to the wall Il Sam. IS: 11).
There is but q step between me and
death Il Sam. 30. ~.
Saul cast his spear at him to smite him
Il Sam. 20; 33).
The whole council sought, . that they
might put him to death Matt. rs:
N).
l. "He also lifted up his hand against
the king" Q)The king; ~ The
rebel; ~ The rebellion.-{D In
gratitude; "a Treason; (3) Rebel
lion.
2. "He was industriaus." q )Industry
manifested (2) Industry recogniz-
ed; 90 Industry rewarded.-O In
dustry; ca Honor; 90 Advance
ment.
8. Solomon sought therefore to kill
Jeroboam." ~ The wrathful
monarch; (2) The imperilsd sub
ject.
II. AHIJAH's PRoHEcHY.
|. Solomon's Kingdom to be Divided.
/ will rend the kingdom out OF the
aand Of Solomon (31).
[ willsureiy rend the kingdom from thee
Il Kings IL: LIZ.
will take the kingdom out Of his sons
hand q Kings III 35).
The people answered, 80. What pc tor.
have we IN Davidf Il Kings Ii; I6).
So Israel Febelled against the house of
David a ChTon. 10: 19).
II. One Section to be Retained,
Unto his o l will give n tribe
1861.
| win give one tribe to thy son Il Kings
IL: 49,.
He shall have one tribe q Kings IL: 32).
As for the children of Israel, Reho-
bosm reigned over them Il Kings -:
III.
None. followed the house Of David,
but. Judah only Il Kings II: S0).
III. Jeroboam to be Crowned:
Thoq... shalt be king over Israel
an.
WI; give II to thy servant Il Kings
will give ten tribesto thee q Kings
will. ;. give il unto thee, even ten
tribes q Kings IL: 35l
They sent and called him, and made
him king Il Kings II: 2OD.
/. .The prophet Ahijah. found him
in the way" az The prophets
mission; (2) The prophets message.
al The wayside meeting; (2) The
wayside greeting.
2..I will rend the kingdom out Of
the hand Of Solomon" ~ Solo
mons kingdom; (2) Solomon's
t~ransgression; ~ Soiomon's doom.
3"For David my servants sake"
ny Dav,dsa ~iofa0rifv. fqa Iaboyahss
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GOLDEN TEXT: Let as hear the CON.
,tusion of the whole matter: Fear God,
md keep his commandments: for hts
is the whole duty of man.-Eccl IL :l3.
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IA
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upon - - fhot yoa NiIl nexer 70
gfst thai yoa 4ennd MAsneeo nify DI
a. e W. JUICE
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other three ptfsonerH mp Loano refnge
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nown nis chsszA ~ Ma..ss Istel
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sc,,...., sSss sc3f T6stysss =.
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LESSON PLAN.

LESSON PLAN.
Tor1c OF THE QUARTER: Prosperi'9
snd AdUersity.
GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER: AZ
long as he sought the Lord, God made
him to p-rosper.--2 Chron. 26 8.
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&. |sss ~
se Mlls Ind 3
Ler N
pode
bile
tu0 i1n
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3uu44t
toA cdm1H<E
port ot1u ri
Milk. NolyiH
have been closed
Le started AGAIN vi
the Valley seel "a
lst. 1lhe mills VA
-Goverpor nss3
nation On Tie 1
vt Of Pen1aYix
1850 i0fina
LIT n fspcrt
,.s'st&sss3
ard The sxp11F
Tho excqse
fund oTef ~
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY DECEMBER q. i3sa
Close Of Soiomon's Reign.

LESSON TEXT.
dKinss II .&tI Memory >Ursss q, ~
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~
Paw
lenter-
crossed
officials at
ed over the
containing
Nng H400.
@an, and
vas do
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The Penn's Grove record., 1889-12-21

I. His Acts:
AL that he did, and his wisdom (41l.
BE was wiser than all men q Kings 1:
81.
BE spake three thousand proverbs Il
Kings 4: 32l.
he spake of trees, /. beasts, fowl,
fishes Il Kings {: 33).
solomon built the house. and finished
It q Kings s: III.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

Tie other night hyo or -ix young men
of the listle,,, self sufficient variety SO
familiar Just now dincd together in a
private room alta fashionable rcsiaman.
After cigars had lccn lighted one of them
drawled:
"I'll bet, fellows. that can throw this
Ani.e and it viii -lick in the crack Of
that door ever, time.
He rose from the table and pointed
ont the narrow crack between the door
ani thc lamb. anal showed how be- pro-
posed to place the Knife The five others
approached the place and cried out: I'VE
take ihat bet. Ior how much:'
II ann 10 have ten throws. Each time
that fail pay a so bill; if | succeed in
putting the hnifo in the crack ten times,
each OF YOU will pay me the same sum-
Tie young man took lis position, and,
with a rapidiiy and accuracy that words
cannot describe, executed ten times in
succession this remarkable feat.
When he had finished every one hur-
rahed with delight. Each ono OF his
wagcrs being paid, he pockcted a roll Of
bills with just pride.
"But how did You ever learn TO do
this" asked one Of the company.
Then he revealed the secret. For two
or three years. having nothing pressing
to do and anxious 10 be talked about, he
had given himself up to patient practice
at this work. Each morning he locked
himself in his room, and, far from pry-
ing eyes, he attempted FOR hours to put
q knife into hole; hc had 10 make in
Vulnerable experiments to measure the
distance required, the force necessary,
and the curve, but his perseverance was
iny.ncible. At first he threw the knife
into the wide mouth Of q Chinese jar;
then into tho neck OF a bottle; finally he
succeeded in lodging his projectile in the
narrowest opening.
And yet some people say that our dudes
are good for nothing. and cucumber the
earth.-New York Times.