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Cronin Murder. cnsets.. y.

y CnlcAoo. Jan. BIB BeforeF J udge Nc,
Connell, !, this morning, a motion fol. d
newitrialtin &theE Cronin case came up
and Dir; Forrest, for the defense, asked
that the argument be put OF for a week, !.
owing TO. the; absence Of Judge Wing,
ono Sof the defendants counsel. Any
further delay was opposed by the Statefa q
attorneyfan alter considerable discus:
sion the court I'D diourned the argument
in, tho matter until to:morrow q
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y y Directors ELECTED.

The stockholders Of the Exchange
Bank held their annual meeting yester.
day and elected the following named
members i as "a v Board OF Directors: !:
Messrs. jim. Uance. l.. S. iDelaplain,
John Frew,5Wm. Ellingham, A.sW.
Kelly, \ John N. Brown, 3 and Geo. E.
The Board Of Managers for the Wheel
ing 4 Belmont Bridge Company elected
at an.annualS injecting Of stockholders
held yesterday consists Of NIessrs. j. N,
Vance, Az. Clarke, NJ Reilly A.Allen
Howell, A:WiIson Kelly, Louis 9. Stiiel,
Mortimer Pollock, and Joseph Lawson.
The stockholders ofjthe Bank OF the
Ohio Valley! held their annual meeting
yesterday aud reelected the old Board
Of Directors which 8$is composed b OF
Messrs.3 VIM. AZ Isett, ]. .A.5A Miller, L.
MM:Atkinaen, n Henry speyer, Jacob G.,
Thomas, , Mortimer 4 p Pdllock, f$S:Wm. b.
Simpson, John K. Botsford, ! and Victor
Rosenburg. 4
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Pensions to .,y.est ;virgi,,Ians.

Special Dlspdsch % ne llge1letr.
WAsl.sGToS, !, janis. e .-zP'enaions ',sl we're
granted to West Vireinians to-day as fol.
lows: Increase-:A BRAN Bryson, Mounds:
Vile; James Foreman, Harper Ferry;
James Il. Miller, St. }AIarys; Marian Nc.
Kinney, fWilsonia. Reissue - ohm
Ailer, Point Pleasant. Original widows
7-Hulda, widow of[ JohnS G: Fortney,
lndependencc,t III H
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Y Foster Co,npli,nentcd.S !

CoLuMnus, @, Jan. i: The Republi-
can members ofthe Legislature caucused
ior Senator tonight IN There were fifty
nine members present sout Of seventy
one. Ex.Goyeruor Foster received IS
votes and Gen. W.. H. Gibson A.. There
was no contest but 4, few OF the mem.
bers though it would be appropriate to
distribute a few votes. Nh M ~;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14

LONDON, Jan: 13. The trial began to.
day Of Claude Marks and Sidney Wool
ford Joint proprietors of 3 the Mining
Record, and Mr.. Mark, Of the Financial
Times, who were indicted for blackmail
growing out ofsang attempt by, the ac-
cused to obtain money; for the suppress
sion OF articles affecting gold mining
company. The Attorney General de-
clared that the prisoners practically
id:;"Unless you buy us we will pub.
hsh articles in the Mining Record that
will damage your property n
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High Winds Mt Pittsburgh.

plTrsBuRou. Pa, Jan. l3.-A terrific
wind storm passed over the city about 9
o'clock this morning doing considerable
damage, and prostrating the wires in
every direction. G Communication east
and west for time was entirely cut OF,
but it has again been established,
although the telegraphic service n is
badly crippled i+fs VI ~ ! \, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14
"Jack, tho Ripper: Arnin,

PE'1ll, Jan, 1s.-The,, body of a pros.
titute has been found at Gruenne, near
Prcsburg, with the throat cut and other
wise mutilatcd. 3 The crime resembles
those committed 5recently:in the White
chapel district Of London.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14

Another Coal Company Incorporated.
There has been issued from secirhetarr.y,
Of State Walkers office a charter, to the
Hope salt.and Coal Company, Organised
for !the purpose lof mining and selling
coal manufacturing and selling salt and
transporting thef same to- market, &c.
The, ,princidal Office to be kept at Mason
and the charter to expire january; 0i0.
The sum of; 5000 has been subscribed to
thescapital stock, ,10Sper cent ofwhich
has been paid with the privilege Of
increasing the same to SlO0, 900 in all.
The capital is divided into shares Of Sl9Q,
ofwhich.D: @: Davis, OF Pomeroy, Ohio
Edward Edwards; John Edwards, Henry
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Eynnsellst snwyle,,r: III we.lt Ale1nndsr. trl, H.,

EVhhSehst sawyer * West Alexnnder. -
Evangelist Sawyer, ;Swho has been
working in West ( Alexander for two
weeks, had;a 5rousing meeting there last
night Mr.. Sawyer has gotten the Aletho-
dists, Presbytcriaus and United Presby-
terians, 80 mixed together in the good
work that they hold joint meetings and
call EACH other brethren. Mr.. Sawyer
feels much encouraged by! his success,
and is laying the foundation. for a splcni-
didlwork al t2sWest Alexander which he
hopes will be continued alter he leaves
it 10 the local leaders. i
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- = = = - ftfa tHNs4 ~, -
J TrNusfGrS of fscnl Fxt,ttc.

v. Two deeds oftrust and Ethe5followinng
conveyances of$real estate were admit.
ted to record in Clerk Hooks Office yes.
terday:St&5 i lf.Y; 81
"A deed made January 4, 1890, by the
City of#Wheeling: by& U.EW. Seabright;
Mayor, and Tbomos +. F.%Thoner, Clerk, 10
George Butler, for burial otNo. ,O74 in
the Peninsular cemetery; consideration,
SIT. SS Il: (,
61A deed made January j, 1890, by
George n. Wheat aud wife, TO-. George
Wilhelm, for, parts OF lots 'No.$l3 andal il
in;square No. % of Dr., ]. and u. r. Ba.
ker's addition to- the city, situated at the
corner Of Twelfth and Elizabeth streets
consideration, 81, 900.
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Passengers Of the Ferguson, Mo-, &C.
,onimodation train had a narrow escape,

u sEasseHeels VI tne lEcIeuson,i NJ o., ac-
consmodation train had a narrow escape,
and they congratulate themselves now.
that a dozen or more oi;ithem did not
have their heads @ cut az of. IS; How
tliey$sS were E saved from death 4; or
injury is Sf miracle istSs quite q. as
mysterious us any OF jthe peculiar, freaks
Of cyclone, which, people never tire of
telling. Col.f5 Thomas 'SThoroughman
tells the story Of the passengers fright
ful experience. He says the; train had
left the station at Vine street and had
proceeded as far 5northward Ealong. the
river MS Knapp, Stout IS Co.'s lumber
yards, w hen the.water poured down lin
suchEquantities that no one could see
outside the coaches. II Slowly the train
proceeded, and when everything looked
darkest and most dismal from the fury,of
the storm, there was i a smashing Sof
glass : that. rose above the X din, Ri and
inch& &planks came Sshooting into the
coach windows on one sside and went
out tho other,js just like ! they had been
fred from 10 huge cannon, What few
passengers there were in the passenger
coachicrouched down close. to the floors
and the lumber went flying over their
hpnfa ~ 6t
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Is covered with SNOW, to the depth OF q
foot or! more.tg Railroad trains are stuck
at several places and traffic is practically

Intense suffering Is reported In The
destitute districts in several OF the west.
ernrcounties. There arc forty or more
cars Of provisions at tho town Of Liberal
en- route to the sufferers, but that Is fifty
to seventy miles away from the starving
people and nobody Is willing 10 take the
chanceso OF freezing by hauling the freight
In wagons. y The temperature Is not very
low yet, but the mercury Is falling and
severe cold Is apnrehended. 90 ffi.1ss5y..s.l
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a Car rropclicd by N, WInu,

TOLEDO, o., Jan. ls.-Duriug the
heavy gale Of last night a freight car was
blown from siding at Custer, a station
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton
Railroad. thirty-ioar miles South OF
Toledo, upon the main track and then
driven three . miles North \ where it
collided with the South bound passen.
ger train leaving here at midnight. The
engine, baggage and mail car OF !, the
train were wrecked and both engineer
and 7 fireman injured, but not fatally.
The passengers in the Pullman were not
awakened. The track was cleared at
noon to-day. The gaie injure.lfroofs
and did minor damages in the city and
vicinity, but the above is the only
serious casualty SO fur reported. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14
X Z, 2 3 ., ? . 5lsL.I9N : ,,IIli
The First Step. 4

" Perhaps you arc run down, can't eat,
can't Sleep cant think, can't do any:
thing TO fSyour satisfaction, I and 5you
wonder what ails you. 81 ou should heed
tho warning; you are taking the first
step into Nervous \ Prostration. SssY Y ou
need q Nerve Tonic and in: Electric Bit.
.ters, you will! find the exact remedy for
restoringyour nervous system to its nor.
NAL, healthy condition. Surprising re.
suits follow the use Of this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Y our appetite
returns, good digestion Els restored, and
the Liver andlKidneys resume healthy
action. Try Va bottle. & Price 5Oc, at
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Q Il
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7; AsuEgesIon for, the Lovers OF sNIuslc..!a u
To he Editor Of kLe Intelfoknceru Wi:


sEslR:-Ons Saturday, 18th inst, senio,lr.
sarasati, the finest or living. violinists,
and Herr D,Albert, who; as d pianist, is
pronounced by critics to surpass any ar.
tist who has ever visited the shores of
iAmerica, will entertain; the music lovers
ofPittsburgh5 with concert the equal Of
,whichtwa never presented to the Gamer
lean public previons to the arrival OF
these distinguished artists.
sbIn view, OF the nearness sof Wheeling,
ought we not to endeavoi to secure this
treat to- our citizens also !? There is a
large number OF music lovers among 5us,
especially among the Germans, and the
writer would suggest that some tof sour
societies $interested lin E"the touches Of
sweet harmony take up; the matter: and
try to have these artists appear here
also. 80 AZ Il ~ q y p., W. 4
:gi5 IVheeling,t Janudrv Is, IA %S9 tl9as
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DAMAGE AZ ST.iI.OUIS.
Thousands a,1 View tile Wrecked. buildings.

Thousands View the Wrecked. Buildings.
,.;sS Three Persons Killed. isi5
" ST, LOUIS, Jan. 10. All along the path
of:last eyenins'a terrible storm, large
crowds congreGuted this morning to view
the ruins. The house Z No. q 022 Mound
street, a two:story1 brick, where three
people were killed, WIS surrounded by
an immense throng, who 5gazed on the
scene Of desolation with feelings akin to
awe. This house was totally demolished.
Matthew McCullom, who occupied the
first floor, was buried beneath the debris
aud was taken out dead "a. few. minutes
after the storm passed. NJ Mrs. Connors,
with two daughters and "a neighbours
boy and Girl, named respectively oe
and Ida Weaver, were on the second
floor. Mrs. Connors and the $Weayer boy
were instantly$killed and their; bodies
we're dug out Of the wreck BY the fire.
men. 1;
Il All along the path ofthe storm bricks
were torn off the soutsidp OF buildings
and carried ior; blocks and dashed Unto
tho windows, in manySiinstances injur:
ing those who I CHANGED . to be sitting
within reach. The number Of buildings
which were damaged will probably reach
$50, with a loss ranging all the way from
SlO0 ,00O to 100000. "A The following is
a list Of injured so far as known: Il Miss
Maggie Connors, Miss Manic Connors,
William z Brady,,S Mrs. y Robert y Meyer,
Charles Miller and child, Mr. Charles
Miller, employees Of 7Verheyden lumber
company Mrs. Me- cQuade, Mrs. y. = Ryan
and daughter, Mrs. Benjamin iyVerrild,
Mr.. M: 81. Alderman, unknown lady,
James McCosh, Wenzel I Henzel, Frank
kohler. All were more, or less; injured.
ASiarge force. OF workmeu are cleaning
In tha lnhris I ~ s3. ysil Z.
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!. REGUIAR3DIlzzARDEl
Z SIknnsas-Isailronds& 4 blocked mt

Strikes ISansas-Isa ailroads b Hooked nnd
sufferers without Provisions. ~
" sr. LOUIS, Jan. Is. dispatches IRON
different portions Of & Kansas report a
blizzard in that State. 4 n i5EEs Ss55
: At Wichita ten inches Of snow fell,
and for d hundred miles west the storm
ragged with fury, and the whole country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14

HI Customer Here is a trade dollar you YOU
passed on me $bys mistake the other
day. Shrewd Alerchant!!-".sI shall / be
glad to- Yget4it sback, That < dollar, air,
once belonged z TO 4 ] ohm LII Sullivan.
Customer (moying Of 81 q guess sgl'll.
keep it. sjSiSS
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-,sAIrs. Smith shave ha;; 4 3,yon y,,,i

A Pastor-""Alrs. Smith, have you Eever
reflected that, ,inithe course Of time, you,
too, must join the silentmajority.n' Mr..
Smith--"That's 50, palson,f and ], kinder
wish you d impress onTi her that 4she
ought to be practicin' up: for it now, S,f n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14

.3S The wonderful cure By. Salvation Oil
ofMr.yM.iS. Culp, al chronic! rheumatic,
229 George street, Baltimore, Md has
awakened widespread interest. s;;s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14
Public INSTALLATION T; Or on,cclr,,. +,

The U. s. Grant Camp No. II, Sons Of
Veterans, had a public installation Of
officers at the G. A. r. hall flast night
that was largely attended by members OF
this camp, members OF sister camps and
friends Of the order, both ladies' and
gentlemen. The officers installed are as
follows: Captain, r.H. Byron Baguley; !;
First Lieutenant, Ed. Sylyis;5 Second
Lieutenant, CD. Reed !; Quartermaster
Sergeant, ]. Ed. Carlin; First Sergeant,
n. b. Reed Sergeant OF the Guard, ri.
". Thurber; Corporal OF the G uard,
William Burwinkle; Color Sergeant. H:
g. Smlth: Musician, @. Flaeg; Camp
Council, Frank P. Hall, Ed. sylyis and
N. B. Reed. 53 J: sg1ft55l..5Ia
I. The exercises attending tho iustalla.
sion proved very interesting to all.;sA
vocal solo was rendered by Miss Sum:
mers and Mr.. Vanhorn gave an instru.
mental solo; both were well received.
Conspicuous in the audience . were
several members OF the WomGns' Relief
Corps and OF the two Ladies', Aid Socie-
ties that have been formed as auxilia-
ries to the two camps Of Sons ofiVeter.
ans formed in this city.
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81 FoR iASy J DlsoRDEGED LIVER try BEECH.
AVIS PILLS, ! : wsawS5 S5EE
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ZEN Deaths In Chicago

Ten Deaths in Chicngo. ,s 81
n On! ;Cs:.n!lycAao, Jan: s.-The5 Erening iNt.r.
reports ten deathsi in Chicago within the
last stwenty:four hours from influenza
and complications resulting from that
mralady 33i .;5sF "a "
ALx1NG advertisement Every man,
woman and child Swho has once tried
Dr.N Bulls Cough Syrup cannot say
enough in it's praise. i II d Nj
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The city to-day presentsadreary aspect,
but under the circumstances the citizens
bear their burdens nobly.% Tue work OF
helping the destitute and homeless goes
forward. Many farmers whose lands
aaj6in the city have come forward and
offered shelter and homes to those who
have lost their all !. Ii .s s. IT.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-05

and his Oh associations had tn fall back
ON George. Lately. with stronger health,
the familiar figure OF the Little Wizard has
been noticed with increasing frequency i'm
the Wall street district. and. George NO
longer represents his father i'm financial
conferences. Mr.. Gould believes that out
door exercise has done more to build hin
zap anew than all the medicine his physic-
noon task for him is TO walk from the
Western Union building to his home
above the Windsor hotel. George Could
always accompanies him On these trips:
The two start out about 4 O'Clock. and
walk At q pretty rapid pace. George fre.
quently carries a short cane. and the old
man pushes along with his overcoat thrown
open and one hand stuck deep In his
trousers pocket.
a Texan IsetrsctiOn.
From Texas Siftinxs.
A Texas editor. having charged that the
father of a rival editor had been i'm the
penitentiary, was notified that he must
retract or die. He retracted as follows:
1--WE find that we were mistaken i'm our
statement last week that the Bu0te cdi-
tors sire had been in the penitentiary.
The efforts of his friends to have his sch
tence colnmuted to Imprisonment Tor life
failed and he was hanged"
The Ringing of the IBelis.
From Epoch.
Johnny-Pa, what do they ring church
bells for, anyhow?
Pa-To make people believe there's a
fire i'm the other world, my son.
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Jay G0ulst's Exercise.

From the New York sun.
Jay Gould's marked improvement in
health and his increasing activity in affairs
are causing quite a little talk among those
who were aware of his dangerous physical
condition a year or SO ago. AT that time
il was impossible to interest him in the
details of any of his monetary entures,
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MANY MEN ARE TROUBI.ED

With too frequent Evacuations OF the bladder,
weakening the system In q manner uIhaccOunt-
able, eventually causing death. This is the
second stage of sexual weakness. Dr. j. guar
antees "a speedy cure in all such cases.
All communications confidential. Medicine or
Instruments sent by mail ar express, securely
packed, NO marks to Indicate contents or sender;
One personal interview preferred. Call and
consult ms or send history Of ease, and we will
BOOK TO MEN FREE
Upon sexual, Special Nervous Diseases, lmpo-
tency, bad Blood, elect and Naricocele.
DIR. Jacobs is highly on account
OF his honesty Of purpose ana profound knowi-
edge. He deserves all Encouragement and con
hdeitce. Consultation free.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES.
The kidneys are the only organs i'm the body
which purify the blood. Any disorder affecting
them Is always dangerous and serious, becaus.
it prevents them from fully cleansing the blood
OF the waste and foul matter, the uric acid. IT
suffering. see DIR. Jacobs.
Nine persons out Of every ten have experienced
some form of bladder trouble, either infiainma-
ton. catarrh or gravel. Unless reInoN I'd, years
of suffering and death may follow.
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CAUTION III AT A DISTANCE.

On arriving at the depot come at once to the,
Dispcnsary i'm a: 'hus fare - cents,. Inquire
for DIR. Jacobs. Nos. i0i Ia ll3 south rhir,
teeuth street, tirst building north az Willard
Hotel. Remember ON starting tn take our exact
address. thereby saving trouble, delay ar serious
mistakes.
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uNFAII.ING REMEDIES.

Having successfully treated 50 many eases. VT
can safely SAY of our medicines that they are I'm
falling in their remedial effect; that we now pre-
scribe them with the same confidence. in thtii
efficacy that we would give bread and beef to (:
starving man to satisfy his hunger.
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braces FOR ~DEFORMITIEs.

BRACES FOR DEFORMITIES.
We make u speciality of Braces, Appliances for
DefOrmitics and Trusses, Club Feet, CurS.turcs
OF Spine, Piles. TumOrs, Cancer, Inhalation,
Paralysis, Kidney, bladder, skin and Blood and
all Surgical Operations
DISEASES OLE WOMEN -srECIALTN.-
Book, circulars ana question list sent free, for
stamp, On Nervousness, Constipation, Neuralgia,
LmcOrrhra, Pain in the Back, Prolaps,ls Cteri,
Piles, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia skin ifn-
pies, and all Blood Diseases.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-02
FOR SALE CHEAP
LADIES' NURSE.

Mrs. MONROE, ladies' nurse, has
1N1 removed TO No. 3, Kukui lane.
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Island Views.

4 LARGE assortment OF photographs
"A and Stereoscopic Views Of the
most attractive scenery, buildings, etc,
Ia these islands, for sale at reasonable
prices.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and Merchant streets.
1908 II
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NOTICE.
Furnished House To Let

- a AT Waikiki, two story
ASS& "A House, containing six
rooms nicely furnished, with
kitchen, lanai, bath and servants rooms,
stable, etc, to let for few months at a
reasonable rate. Or rooms will be lot
singly with good table board.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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Valuable Property For Sale
Spelterine.

TIRE best remedy for
IN l. wounds, ulcers,
48E\ gals, proud flesh and
~ sores of every descrip-
-H~<A- tlon to persons or AMI
mails. Adopted by leading horse rail-
road, club and livery stables, etc., In
the United States and elsewhere. We
are prepared 10 prove this statement by
testimonials aud references to planters
and liverymen in this Kingdom.
Apply TO
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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TIREwOOD for sale at Hawaiian
= Commercial Salesrooma, corner OF
SuSoh III" NuuAuu streets, 466 II
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-11-06
MY ENEMY.

EDS. JoURNAL-Will you please
allow me a email place in your pa
per that | may call the attention OF
those who, may have read the SLAM
derous and false article published IN
FELTON, campaign sheet at Austell
against me, the attitude in which
the author places himself in by
signing himself ''my neighbor."
Under such an article ii he had
signed himself ''my enemy" it would
have been more in harmony with
the article. If the author will read
the 10th verse Of the Goth chapter
of Exodus and the Both verse of the
22d chapter of Mathew he will find
that he has placed hi nself in a most
unmiStakable false position for no
person can be a neighbor to another
in the true sense OF the term and
utter such malicious and false
charges against him, for "out OF the
abundance Of the heart the mouth
speaketb." | am not surprised at
the author Withholding his name
for it proves that the wicked loveth
darkness rather than light. [ will
close this article by asking the au-
thor my neighbor," to read the 9Th
verse OF the 21st chapter of Reve-
lation, especially the latter part,
which will show him his final aDid-
ing place, | fear, if he persist in the
course he is pursuing.
j. ID. PERKINsoN.