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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-14
Other Interests.

Ethel--"Oh, Clara, how could you part with
that beautiful Russian poodleY
Clara (reprovinelyl-"You forget, dear, I'm
married now"
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Summer Complaints.
DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA,
Cholera N1orbus.

1t win in q few minutes, when taken scoording 70
directions, cure Cramps, Spssms, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Nausea Vomiting. Nervousness. Sleep
lessness, Cholera Morbus, Sick Headache, SUMNER
COMPLAINT, DiarrhGas Dysentery, Cole, Wind in
the Bowels and all internal pains.
It is highly important that every family keep sup
ply of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF always IN the
house Its W d prove beneficial on al occasions
OF pain or sickness There is nothing in the world
that will stop pain arrest the progress OF disease
quickly as r. R. r.
Where epidemic diseases prevail such as Fevers-
Dysentery, Cholera, Influenza, Diphtheria, Scarlet
Fever and other malignant diseases, RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF viii, II taken directed protect
the system against attacks and IL seized with sickness
quickly cure the patient.
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DADWAY'S
aR READY RELIEF.

Not only the patient seized with mslsris but n
people exposed to it will. every morning getting
out OF bed take twenty thirty drops of the READY
RELIEF in glass OF water aud drink, and eat .
cracker, they will escape attacks.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY

cRoToS LANDING, n. Y, June g. 1SSs.-Messrs.
Railway & Co-Gentlemen: Last season employed
about 80 men, and during the they bought OF
sixteen dozen bottles OF Railways Ready Relief.
a large number OF boxes Of Pills and Resovent.
They the Ready Relief In their drinking water, 10
TO IS drops in glass OF water TO cramps and
keep of fever and ague; they also IL externally
for bruises hands, rheumatic pains, throat,
etc If BY any chance we out OF your medicines,
have no peace until our stock is replaced L nv
SELF take R. R. R before going out in the yard early
in the morning, and troubled with fever and
ague. This year I attacked with rheumatism,
and your Pills did me more good than any other med
cine took. Yours truly,
(Signed) S. HAMILTON, JR.
Mr.. John Morton, Of verplanek Point n. Y, pro-
Company says that he prevents and attacks OF
chlls and fever in his family and among the men In
his employ by the use OF RAILWAYS READY RELrEF
PILLS Also the men in Mr. Frost's brickyard at thu
place rely entirely the r. r. r. Tor the
and prevention OF malaria.
There is not a rem edy agent in the world that will
Fever and Ague and all other hilarious Bilious
and other Fevers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. 50.
quickly as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Railways Ready Relief is q for every pain.
Toothache, Headache, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia.
Rheumatism Swelling of the Joints Sprains, Bruises,
Pains in the Back Chest OF Limbs.
The application OF the Ready Relief to the part
parts where the difficulty exists will afford Instant
ease and comfort.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by Druggists.
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Practicing With R R. r.

MONTAGUE, TeIas.-Dr Roadway Co.: Ihsve been
using medicines for the last twenty years and in
all cases OF Chins and Fever have never Jailed
cure. never use anything but READY RELIEF aud
PILLS. TH0S. j. JONES
FRUTTLAND, Iowa--Dear Sir; We are using your
medicines for Typhoid and Malarial Fevers with tbs
greatest benefit. What r. r. Z. and Railways Pills
have done no one can tell JOHN SCHrLTZ.
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THE GREAT LIVER AND STOMACH REMEDY,

Perfectly taseless elegantly with sweet gum.
purge regulate, cleanse and strengthen
RAILWAYS PILLS for the cure Of ST disorders 90
Gus Diseases Loss Of Appetite, Headache, Constpa.
ton, Costiveness Indigestion Dyspepsia, Biiousness.
engagements OF the Internal Visoera, Purely vegetable
containing mercury minerals or delcterous druss
What Physician Says Of Railways Pills
lam selling your r. r. Relief and your Regulating
Pills. and have recommended them above all pills and
sell a great many OF them, and have them on hand
always, and use them in my practice and In my OVID
DIR. A. c. MiDDLEBRook. DOravins. Ca
DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. Railways pills are a cure for this complaint,
They restore strength 20 the stomach and enable %
disappear and with them the liability Of the system "a
contract disease.
RAILWAYS PILLS AND DYSPEPSIA
NEWPORT, KY-Mcssrs. Dr. Railway & Co-aentst
] have been troubled with Dyspepsia for about four
months. I tried two different doctors without any
permanent benefit saw your ad and two weeks see
better Your Pils have done mo more good than ali
the Doctors Medicine that have taken, etc. ] am
yours respectfully, ROBERT A. PAGE-
Dyspepsia of Long Standing Cured.
DR. Radway-I have for many YEAR, been afiicted
with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and found bat
little relief until got your Pills and Resovcnh and
ever had in my life Your trend forever
blanchard, Mici wILLIAd No0NAN.
Sold by Druggists. Price ESQ per Box.
Railway A Co, No. 20 warren-st., New YORK.
To the Public.
Ne sure and ask for Railways aud that the mama.
RADwA, Y" is on what you buy.
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RAILWAYS PIILs AND DYsPEPslA.
no the Public

Sold by Druggists. Price ESQ per Box.
Railway A Co, No. - wauer-st, New YORK.
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MALARIA IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS
FEVER AND AGUE
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THE TRUE RELIEF.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is the only remedial
agent in vogue that viii instantly stop pain. Instantly
relieves and soon
RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA
Sciatica. Headache,
ToOthache, determinations
Congestions, Asthma,
Influenza Sore Throat.
Difficult Breathing.
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In from TO twenty minutes. fails TO relieve
PAIN with one thorough application No mstter how
violent eXcruciatng the pain, the Rheumatic Bed
ridden, Infrm Crippled. Nervous, Neuralgia, pros
trsted with disease may suffer, RADWAN6 READY
RELIEF viii afford instant relief
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he sure and ask for Railways aud zee that the usmas
RAILWAY" is on what you buy.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Or. Railways Pills arc a cure for this complaint,
They restore strength 20 the stomach and enable 70 %
perform its functions. The symptoms Of Dyspepsia
disappear and with them the liability Of the system "a
contract disease.
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waited to see the message print itself of.
NO." cried Squire lockwood, imper-
atively, "come TO the other end OF the shop
this moment / want TO see If you really
can tell what this message is just by hear
ing"
The squire was the squire, and without
a seconds hesitation the boy obeyed Mr..
lockwood, too, had no hesitation-his
strong desire to know il what had been
said 70 him could be true made him forget
that he had no right to try to possess him
sell Of knowledge not intended for him.
$50 on p be exclaimed, impatiently, for
the clicking had stopped, and the boy was
not saying a word.
On hearing this command he made some
of the uncouth sounds which in his rank
OF life betoken suppressed laughter. The
squire felt inclined to shake him, and
showed il.
IT can't help it, sir. It's such a queer
kind Of message for anybody to send"
said the boy.
"Oh, never mind that Tell me what il
is, and then / will have that tape exam
ined 10 see II you have told me right.
don't believe you can tell me"
You perfect pest What train p
That's what it is. It's from Agnes-her
name is Agnes"
The squire laughed loudly-he was such
a stiff young squire, too, in general way,
and never could unbend. The boy grinned
from ear 10 ear, and wished all messages
were as funny as this.
"You are inventing itw exclaimed the
squire, with sudden suspicion that his
dignity was being tempered with by an
oaf Of a boy in a general store shop.
Nay, you can see for yourself what's
there" answered the boy, going 10 the
window and holding up the delicate tape.
The squire, however, could see nothing
but q very orderly arrangement OF lines
and dashes. The boy could evidently
read this with perfect ease, and was once
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06

- GhESSdEltlESSSSs;, + EV 4. Do, tSiEsEE SsS
tor. PfcAchlpB Of iOj@ o.. m, aud 1870 D. m,
Sunday School ~ p. u. Young Peoples meet.
Ing alter eVpninT service. Service every oyeninp
nCHt week except Saturday,
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MARTINS PERRY.
The School Exhibition CIosed-A MUTE
nnnnIn Hannibal Etc

The School Exhibition ClOSed-A Mute
Couple Reunited, Etc.
Over one hundred superintendent and teach,
Grs and other visitors 10 the exposition were at
the Hotel Haywood yesterday.
Two girls employed at the Buckeye glass works
had u fierce fight while returning from work last
evening, Both lost u good deal OF hair.
Mr.. NJ. r. smylIe was seized with u dangerous
hCmoFrhagc at tho exposition on his way out
the dOOrOl Thursday night. He wag taken home
In u hack. Ills recovery u doubtful,
A deat.mute woman with u baby arrived here
yesterday OH the Cleveland, LOraIn 4 Wheeling
lRin, She give her name " Cannon, aud was
greatly distressed that her husband did not an.
pear. Later he arrived, uelghbols having cared
for her In the meantime. lie Is also deaf and
dumb
Lafayette Opera House was packed to overflow.
lug lat night 10 witness the closing. OF the
School Industrial Expedition. Yesterday was
by far the biggest day OF the three, aud the com.
plinents paid the great show were many and
emphatic. About 30 teaChprs and BuPtrlntend'
enLS from nearly every town In this section ".
tended. The stage exercises wore opened at $3.50
with singing by the pupils Of No. j and 4, Cen
tFll. Next came the marching song and flag
drill by Miss DEFAULTS class, aud tho repreSen'
tatlon Of u japanese, wedding by Miss RdlAton's
girls. Last night the opening music WIS sung
by tho Union chorus Of 40 voices. The repre-
s6utatIOn OF the Continental Congress by Miss
McClaSkey's boys was superb; The ie&tuTg OF
cock, State Commissioner Of Common SCHOOLS,
At i;sQ n. m, Yesterday ITO three grades, ptl'
mary, grain mar aud high schools, mot In uIter'
ent rooms In tho Central school building for the
discussion Of, pedagogical questions. The
meetings were largely attended and proved very
interesting. At J. O'Clock q general meeting Of
teachers was held IN the High school, which was
addressed by Hon. John Hancock.
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TACIIAPLlNE STREET NJ. H. CHURCI-
4ty VIM, @. RIhOldatiCr, pastor. Prncchtt,u
1920 q, m. aud 7.SO =. m. 10y, n sch66i@in..
Any eepaFIhen,., Il. MI advanced department,
=, III. Young peoples meeting Al $3.50 D.. N.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ut 1870 pm.
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THE LOCAL INDUSTRIES,
News Items from the MIusS, Furnaces aud
, Factories.

News Items from the MIues, Furnaces aud
Factories.
The Riverside forge will resume next
week.
The Belmont blast furnace made $500
tons Of pig iron In March,
The sales at Fishers foundry now
average twenty stoves a day.
The Belmont's hot machines, tack fac.
tory and plate mill are working,
The Hobbs Glass Company has shut
down TO clear their warehouses OF goods.
%Sweeneys shipped q car load Of plate
glass machinery to Kokomo, Ind, this
week.
At the Spears axle works the men are
obliged to work extra time TO keep up
with the orders.
The Bellaire Lantern Globe Company
is still making large shipments and Is
behind in its orders,
schwertieger & Go. are increasing the
force in their harness factory as fast US
they can get the men.
Sweeney & Son are making Some
heavy csStinSs for Paive' Car"S 4 CO.
the Union bridge contraotors,
The sweonevs ore making n hrrdred
horse nowor engins inr ,ioSn portor &
o. % blicE works nj Nsw Gmmhepisud
TLa pa1i."nso q oLta 49, ~
rusb "S with wort that GatO th nUp ms ",' o 30
worEino NJ niobt this week ~ Esen IN
ma So, w | W.. W,
Ing Klyerslue company nSs teGSiSed
= tflai itam luz hu4sIo, N;tp
S S nina nEnS 0O"p"" W. WV V"' 'ONU' VI
'TI p-pS
lnete IRE lnaicatlons o. genera snut
uoWh Oh tns coai MINES along the Mohon-
ga9ela, unless tne m'nefS consent toa
reduction.
Inc LaBe!lo IS running a part q heF
iSrye HspL,nesl TTfk'ng ~ sne siock ~
lase Supr y " "a snSs, y 4 oSuo sne VII
! p,oSH %USn ~uOun"Si eAOeP' 'H' '"'N
'a %a
The best a well Of the Turkeytoot field
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An ola Inl,,s ind ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Williams, the aged mother.in.law
Of ex.City Clerk Frank w. Bowers, yes
terday morning met with an extremely
painful accident, which at her advanced
age, Is likely to prove especially serious,
She waR going down a short flight Of
steps, when she tripped and fell to the
bottom, her leg being 80 caught beneath
her that 1t was broken. Drs. Morris and
Jepson were summoned and gid what
they could 10 ease her, but the limb will
nrohahlY heal eloRlY.
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BRAINS BUSINESS

Bright ideas are Born Of Brains; Nov,
city is the offspring Of inventiveness Style
is the product %oftaste, Brightness, Novelty,
Style and Taste are features Of our juvenile
exposition this season, The trade mark of
genius is stamped on ~styles-chaste, re,
fined and becoming-nonpareil novelties in
the most fascinating effects and highest ex,
preston of art. 1t pays 90 please the Child,
remand we know it., Though the season
has hardly opened we're actually driven in
our Boys and Children's Department-have
doubled the business OF the correspond.
ing week of last year.
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To.dny,. mn Gane.

The snowstorm which was raging at
last midnight made the outlook for the
game OF ball between the Wheeling
club and the East End ATHLETICS, Of
Pittsburgh, scheduled to take place at
Island Park this afternoon, rather poor.
In Case 1t Is storming this morning or
the weather makes the game out Of the
question, the Pittsburgh boys will be
advised by wire not to come down.
The game, provided II is played, will be
the finest exhibition game Of the season.
The personnel, positions and batting
order OF the two teams o. arranged and
reported last night, was as follows!
Wheeling-Ryan, r. Il; M%annasau, !. T.;
Dunn, Sd b.; Speidel, LIST b. Green, G. f.;
Hobhght, (, g.; Sullivan B., I'd b.; Zim'
mer, .. zeiglGr, p'j Boyd and Bowman,
GthiStics-dray, sd b., Lauer, list b.
D. Barr, Cd b.; SChoyer, c.; Oliver, p.
Tener. !. l.; 0'Donnell, 8. s.; o'Brien,
9. l.. N. Barr, I. I.
Laler is brother Of "ChuCk" Iauer,
who caught for GAINESVILLE last year, and
who belongs to the Pittsburgh League
team this year. 0'Brien will be well
remembered as the manager Of the
Mansfield team last year.
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10 KILL TaR BOARD.
Recognizing the Police aud Fire Depart
mentS Of the City,


ments Of the City,
The Special Council Committee, con-
sisting OF Messrs. seeley (ChaiFman)
oapps, Elllngham, Rawling and Terrell,
appointed to provide for the abolition Of
the Board Of Police and Fire Commits
sioners, met again last evening and put
in two and one-half hours going over
the provisions OF an ordinance prepared
by Solicitor White, providing for the
supervision and conduct OF the Police
Department by the Council Committee
on Police. In drafting this ordinance a
number OF the good points contained in
the ordinance creating the Police and
Fire Board were incorporated, among
them the provisions that no one shall be
appointeda policeman who cannot read
and write the English language, norwho
is in any manner connected with the
saloon business. When this section was
read Mr.. Terrell said in a very positive
manner, "We'll knock that outI" The
other members differed with him, how,
ever, and 1t was not knocked out,
Another provision was that no police
man when Oh duty shall drink in a So
loon,
Colonel White, alter the ordinance
had been disposed Of, produced q letter
which had been handed him by tho
Mayor TO present to this committee with
the request that 1t dothe proper thingin
the matter. The letter was sent to the
Mayor by citizen whose name was not
given, but who 1t Is generally understood
Is Mr., Anton Reymaun, authorizing the
Mayor to draw on him for tue necessary
funds to provide the city with q first
class patrol wagon With all the
late appliances, Including ambulance
equipments, horses and harness, and
warmly echoing the Mayors recon-
mendations as to the establishment Of a
patrol wagon system and increase Of po-
lice, as contained In his annual message.
The committee decided that 1t had
nothing TO do with the matter, having
been appointed for q special purpose,
and that 1t was a matter that should
go to the Council and the Committee on
Police.
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SHEPPARD ROMANS
On Anonymous Circulars-splendid AFticl,
From the Distinguished AGtuAFy,

va sANNANAA3AN eANkANAN
From the Distinguished AotuATy,
The public Is cautioned against an
anonymous circular entitled Assess
ment Insurance IN a New Dress" which
is designed to iniure the business and
standing OF the Provident Savings Life
Assurance Society OF New York, and It's
plans Of renewable term insurance, and
Is freely circulated by the agents OF Ger.
tain competing companies, although
said circular has been disayowed and
condemned by the officers OF said com.
panles and It's circulation forbidden by
them,
nonymouscommun rarely
trustworthy and are always cowardly-
else they would not be anonymous, The
circular in question is no exception.
The Provident Savings is a regularly
Incorporated life insurance company,
having the full amount OF capital re-
quired by law, and maintaining the full
reserve on each Of its policy contracts
required by the most severe statutes and
by actuarial science, 1t holds in good
securities $3.50 OF assets to each 500 OF
liabilities to policy.hollers, a larger
ratio than can be shown by any other
life insurance company,
The cost OF life insurance Is measured
by the outgoes for death claims and ex-
penses, and In this report the Proyident
Savings exCels any other life insurance
company,
The premiums charged by the Provi-
dent Savings are intended to provide for
the cost OF insurance during each sue
cessive term paid for, and poliCy,holders
are not compelled TO deposit in addition
moneys for mere accumulation as Is UNI
avoldablo under any level premium
system, Double the amount Of insur-
ance, can thus be secured for q given
yearly premium.
The popularity OF Renewal Term in
surance, as issued by the Provideut Say.
ings, is evidenced by the fact that up
wards OF S70,000,0 900 have been issued
within the last five years upon this plan,
and by the fact also that the present
policy'holders are the best friends OF the
company.
The statements in the anonymous cir
cular referred to are erroneous and mis-
leading, as can be fully proved TO any
ono who will take the trouble to inquire
into the facts,
Full information will DO cheeriully
given on application to the home office
or to the Wheeling Insurance aud Bond
Agency, No. 1900 Main street, Wheel
Ing, W. Va
sHEPPARn Romans, President.
MsW York, April4, 1880.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho CITY and wheeling People
AhrOnI.

Strangers iii tho City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Gus Jordan, q leading business
man Of, Point Pleasant, ID at the Hotel
Windsor.
Miss Minnie yogel has returned home
from Keyser, where she has been teach.
ling school. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Taylor and daughter Hattie, who
will spenda few days In the city.
Or. II. II. Harrison, late Of CadiS,
lOhio, has opened q dental office Of ll3O.
Market street. DR., Harrison has had
twenty-five years experience In the
business, and has served rs President Of
the Ohio State Dental Society.
Mr.. O. s.. Philpott, OF the firm Of Phil.
pott & GIesey, architects, has returned
from Point Pleasant, where his plans for
the new school building at that place
were adopted. The building is TO DO Ro.
manOsqu1 In design, and will cost abou
1000.
Nj. w, j. Yodcr, late OF Fairmont,
and a member Of tho corps Of engineers
engaged OIL tho Union bridge works In
lhis city, was married In Wayne, near
Chicago, Thursday, TO Miss May Dun
Iam, daughter OF Hon. j. o. Durham,
The well known stoCkmAl. Mr.. and
Mrs, Yodor will arrive In this city this
morning, and will reside here Tor the
lFnahNt,
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T@sT. MATTHEW'S p. Il. CHURCH-Cor.
4S nef Fifteenth and ChEEIISe StfeSlSE
Rev. Il. i. swOpe, DID, rector. ScrvlCRI AZ 1880
a. m. and, 1850 p: M. Sunday gehl0I az 9!0O p. IN,
Episcopal service At Town Hall, Kim Grove.
sunday afternoon AT . O'Clock.
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HIGH QUALITIES

Command miration-admiration draws trade-sincerhy
keeps it, We not only keep the highest qualities-WE HNB
THE LOWEST PRICES, Our prices are not regulated by compept,
tion-for we have none, They're regulated by the infexSibe
rule Of FRIGHT" We keep everything that anybody wants
and we make price right, We have under our roof at this
writing more Juvenile Suits than all the other Clothing Stores
in Wheeling combined can show, Mothers who would have
their children properly dressed-in the latest, most correct and
genteel lashion-should come to us. We've everything that
others have and hundreds of novelties that others have not,
JERSEY AND Kill SUITS in great variety and at
all ~prices-can't fail to please you, For the lads who shedtheir
.nifcent assortment Of Norfolks and Blouse Suits, Cashmeres.
Cheviots and Worsteds, made up in plain and belted rigs
some with close-buttoned collars, some with more open ones,
some with full rows Of plats, front and back patterns innu.
.merablei eolors harmonious and gay fit in all cases perfect.
Grades without number; prices in proportion.
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AT the last meeting OF the local Build.
ing Trades Council the BriCklayers'
Union was suspended from its member
ship in the Council, Ever since the
painters strike. tits said, they have been
afraid they would become involved, and
were DESTROYS Of severing their connec-
ton. 1t was stated that the bricklayers
had withdrawn, but no official notice to
that effect had been sent TO that body,
The delegates from the Bricklayers'
Union having failed to attend for the
period which makes their organization
liable to suspension, and no excuse hay
ing been offered, that union was sus'
pended,
The timers have notified their en-
ployers that on and after April 22 they
will regard nine hours astandard days
work, From assurances already received
they anticipate no trouble in securing
the adoption ofthis system,