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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-27
DELliAlRE BElEFS,
\ Lady Thrown from n JIorse-GeneraI
News and Personal Points.

| u Lauy Thrown from n Horse General
| News and Personal Points. T
Mrs. J. u. Shunnciclt Is on the sick list,
| Sheriff Foulkc was In the city yesterday.
Apples are selling here for 80 cents per peek,
MrS. D. List. Of the Fourth ward, has the
measles and Is very sick. ~
John T. Flynn positively refuses thc D,mo.
cratic nomination for Mayor. IT, -.
The Republican, city committee meets tomor
| row night 10 arrange for the coming campaign.
Newton Worthiugton, nil old colOlcl man
asSd " years died III his home yesterday on Rose
George 3. Roland and wife, o. Smith town.
Snip were here yesterday on their way to visit
| Wheeling friends. -. - - :.
Loren I R3sser secured the contract for the
near the creek this spring.
| -Four window glass workers, living in the
tillh ward, VIII move TO Dunktrk, Ind, 10 work
| IN one OF the glass houses there. 7 ..ss''-sr-.-
! Several families from here have moved over
INTO The pennsylvania panhandle, near Mid.
way 10 work In the coal mines.
Thomas cr,ig. the well known farmer and
n ns;e. received from the springboso farms
Sol White, the colore,l ball PLAYER of this place
leaves to morrow for Trenton. n j., where he
VIII play with the Cuban Giuuts" u -
MI; and Mrs. Casrothcrs. who have been visit.
! ins MIS-: Carrothers mother. Mrs. Phoebe stro.
tcrday. .'s.'1i i l.'lI ''''Nl' 20
burglars have. made another attempt to get
mo me store OF Az Mcc!clland. They tried
10 set through II buck door, but were unsuc.
cesfidi' e, yi.a.slr,'. -. -
William Dorsey has begun his yisils rs NIGHT.
Ohio ut this point. The sne,Is viii havc ~ toon
out OF the way. = ''' ''"'' " >ecp
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Owing to the fact that we expect to
move on April /, we will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. ~ ~ IL sr2 ~ :.
's@ 1&,s@s EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
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WHEAT. rs
SCROEUL.A

1t Is that impur!ty in tho blood, which, ac-
cumulatlng In tho glands Of tho neck. pro-
duccs unslghtly Jumps or swcllIngs; Which
causes painful running sores on tho arms,
legs, or feet; which dcvclopcs ulcers In the
eyes, ears. or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which Is the origin OF plmplcs, can
cerous growths. or the many other manifesto
tions usually ascribcd to "humors;" which.
fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being tho most ancient, 1t Is tic
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons arc entirely FREQ from 1t.
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WASTED.-A good appetite. You can
have it easy enough by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. It tones the digestion and
cures sick headache !ag' 6'E I'll
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WASHINGTON, March 2O.-For West.
ern Pennsylvania and Wet Virginia,
fair weather; northerly winds; station.
airy temperature.
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LOVELY WOMAN little thought
What Joy and pleasure can be brought
From little things so wisely bought,
...H.-',-T as BueEeM EStrQtis,
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/, DON'T fail to 90 to the supper q! Sec
ond ward Market Hall this evening,
from Q to 10 o'clock, and get a good sup.
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PROPOSALS
For STRENGTHENING Caldwclps Run.

l. q w.. ID.
Scaled Proposals wi be received nj tho oficc nj
the loarl OF Public Works OF the City OF Wheel.
Ing unfit Il O'Clock noon OF Saturday. April
issU. for the work Of Strengthening Caldwcll's
Run. : a.-a' - i go
The work will include, besides the neco,sor,.
excavation md grading for The new Jun bed. IN.
Paying Of tho Bed Of same and the min. rau nv
OF It's Slopes. AMI the Construction Of Hides
At Eofr and Chapline streets. Al : 49, i es'
Bids will DO received either for Straightforward
OF the run or the construction OF Inc bridr1ss
and for tho Ia tier either for masonry or suncr'
structure. or for both;or bids viii 10 received
Tor the whole work contemplated. ~, -
Plans and Specifications can be seen At ,bo
office OF the Doard OF Public Works. - ' '"e
!, Th h Board reserves the right to reject any or
Proposals to be marked Proposals for Straight.
BY order Of the sEl eR, n
, THos. NJ. DARRAIt. Clerk = - NM;
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CoEuEa1EsES,

Our CoGees are nil roasted in their
natural state. We use no poisonous mix
lures to glaze aud cover defective grains
and add to weight. +.t WOI--
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THERE will be fine programme rem
dered at the Social at the Baptist Church
tonight. Admission 10 cents. an, n
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10 PROMPTLY and permanently cure
rheumatism or neuralgia use Salvation
Oil. Price % cents. - y
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THAT TERRIBLE cn1,cn

!: 20 Ct TO tue entertainment at the Dap.
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Considerable pig iron has been stolen of late
from ears standing In the d. 4 o. yards nlonS
the river front. mud rs set no clue TO The thieves
has been found. When the high waters sub.
sided. however. large lot OF The Iron was found
dropped BY tho thieves with the cxpcctation oi
recovering II under cover Of darkness when the
waters should fall AH nfr 1-''71IT-' $3.50 ''
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ENTERTAINMENT and Social ut First
Baptist Church tonight. Admission 10
cents. ,,5l IS.
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Proposals,
FOURTH OF JULY pICNICS.

Proposals for the usc OF the State Fair Grounds
for July l. 1890, for plcaIc., ETC., vii be received
by the Secretary to April l, 1890, at . p. m. For
particulars. apply at office Court House,. 4
nre6 gli GEO. &. OTTE. Secretary.
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ENTERTAINMENT ut the Baptist Church
tonight. Admission 10 cents,
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The thermometer ut schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
registered as lollows:
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The Iranasom est Lady In ,y,,eo,,pr

tonight. ~,
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How ~ &C. Gan CURE

by taking Hoods sarsaparilla, which. by
the remarkable cures 1t has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven Itself to be potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some OF these
cures are really wonderful. 1fyou suffer from
scrofula, DO sure to try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrot-
ulous sore neck from the time she was % months
old till she became six years Of age. Jumps
formed In her neck, and one Of them after
growing to the size Of a pigeons cgg, became
arunning sore for over three years. We gave
her Hoods Sarsaparilla, when tho lump and
all indications OF scrofula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to be 4 healthy
child" rs. CARLILE, Nauright, Nj.
N.B. Be sure to get only .r-t
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soldby all druggists. sl sir for IS. rscparcdonly
BY c. I. HOOD & CO., Apo.hecar!cs. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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TEAS.

Our Teas are all new crop, natural leai,
selected by competent ten tasters. You
will find our medium goods superior to
those sold as best by your local grocer.
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Dry GnOtlS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-27

The Democratic city convention will be held
This evening and nfter the result Is known the
political storm that has been brewing may be
exnectei 10 break in NIL Its fury. There Is no
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PreeoeIous Ysutb

Gen. George A. Sheridan, Of Louisiana, who
has not been in Louisiana for so long a time
that he would hardly know the direction of the
Compass IN New Orleans, tells story about the
precoeIty and perversity Of New York child
hood, which is also good joke on himself He
was riding in Sixth avenue street car the
other day, when nurse entered with curly
headed boy of about four. who was crying vici-
ously. He was making his Outcries disagree
able to everyone in the ear, even after it had
started, and the General, thinking to startIs
hlm out OF his Ill humOr, leaned across. tapped
him on the shoulder with cane, and said
sharply, but pleasantly:
Here, stop that. What's the matter with
you. anyway
There was flash Of Indignation across tina
youngsters face as he drew himself M. stiAed
new cutlery, gulped once or twice, and look
ing out OF his tear-stained eyes straight at the
General, responded Indignantly:
None Of your - business
The General did not ask any more questfons
but glanced slyly about to discover ali the adv
passengers looking shocked and all the gentle
men intensely amused.-Few York Press.
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OF obtained divine help when they are treated
wrongly or cruelty. So faith is the condition
OF Gods avenging or protecting us. If faith be-
maintained among Gods elect, all will 90 well
with them during trials, persecutions-noy
and at the Judgment. The danger is not trial,
but that men will lack faith to pray when
tried.
ii. PARABLE OF THE PUBLICAN AND THE
PHARIsEE.
We have only one account. st. Luke. 1S:9I4
Time, Place and Speaker correspond with the
same in the notes on the Parable of the Widow
aud the Judge. That parable was addressed
probably in special to the Disciples +" them"
". H. But we may think the Pharisees could
overhear. (17:20.) This parable Of the Publ
can and the Pharisee was spoken in particular
as to the Pharisees (which trusted in them
selves" (V. 81 The disciples, however, doubt
less overheard it. Christ showed in the former
parable the need of continuous prayer. In this
one no teaches the proper spirit of PRAYER
Christ and his disciples were themselves going
up to the Temple to pray. 1t was at the time
OF the Passover and many were going in the
direction of Jerusalem. Christ may not have
had In mind any particular Publican or Phari-
see. The parable is nero suppOsable case
but true TO life as constantly occurring Many
believe that neither Publicans nor Pharisees
heard. Had both been present the Pubieans
would seem subjects of flattery, and the gap
between Publicans and Pharisees would have
been widened. If Publicans were not present
we may suppose it possible Christ spoke the
parable in their hearing. The great object of
the parable Is to teach humility. Away with
hypocrisy. Avoid invidious comparisons.
Y Cor, ID: So; Cor. :28.) Selfcom pacency
IS offensive. Do not be extortiOnate. Pay your
iair share toward religious concerns. Do not
try to be lover much righteous so to speak,
100 good. Fast, but, doing so, do not make the
act an exercise in ostentation. Be lust. Main
tam fidelity to the seventh commandment.
John Wesley expresses the general idea of the
parable in lines addressed to our Savior:
just and holy is thy name;
am all unrighteOusness;
False. and full of sin am:
Thou art full of truth and grace
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s. PdraHelisnls.
Notes on ParaRelisms.

HOteS on FdfdHetlSm3.
i. This outline suggests tho spiritual or &C.
| clesiastic application of the parable.
z. The word "men" is general, embracing
the entire human race mon and women.
Men ought always TO pray ali mon, all
| women. This duty is taught by q specific case.
| But the widow is represented as the one who
prayS, and hence she stands in special for all
tho praying class-the elect. ". ~ The term
widow points in special to the weakness and
dependence on our Heavenly Father of all
human beings. The Church with Christ her
head tliusband, bridegroom gone, is as a
widow.
g. A widow has power with God. When wa
| remember how widows have been treated in
Oriental lands-how they arc yet looked ON
with contempt-we rejoice that the Bible carries
this parable everywhere and magnifies the
position of all widows.
4. Christ wanted to show how willing God is
to hear our prayers. human judge may be
selfish, fond of ease, tired. God ia not subject
To such weaknesses. III a human Judge can be
reused from lethargy or Incidence or personal
convenience and sent to his court room by tina
importunateness of widow, how much more
surety we have that God will heed our earnest
requests. The comparisons drawn by Christ
between God and the nnprincipled judge are
rather contrasts
g. Suggestions
/. Pray constantly. Cultivate the habit and
spirit of prayer.
2. Do not get discouraged at Gods delays.
3. Be kind to widows. Est. Jas, l:27
4. Judges should be just and impartial.
Solomon observed want In these respects
tEcc., 3: 49, Barratry, delayed justice, unfair
decisions are shameful from the scat of civil
authority.
8. Use Illustrations in teaching.
9. Take comfort in all trials God sides
with his people. He will punish those who
harm his servants.
z. Cultivate faith. 1t is the only incentive
that will cause men always to pray and keep
them from fainting Constant prayer on the
part Of Gods elect, based on faith, is the secret
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A Gospel Hymn.

Hero is stanza from Gospel Hymn -
which if very popular in England:
Ram ID In, cram II In,
Young mems heads are hollow;
Slam IL In jam it in,
still there's more to follow
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Mrs. Mayo.
ITO Mary L. MncIsenzie ,

ITO Mary l.. MacCenzIel
In Ernest l.. WALTZ, true blue O. O.:
Walter u. Smith, who called on me:
Julius w. GogHrns admirable plans
Emma l.. Perkins. devoted to our band.
Florence NJ. Adamss Interesting face
Ella horse's musical taste;
Jessie l.. Valentine. bright Buckeye GIRL
Margaret McCiuHg, pure as "A pearI
Wiil i. lirumley's pleasant way
Also in Eugene NJ TinkhRm so genial and On q,
My whole Is an ideal place To spend the Sumnra,
Cabinet photographs of myself TAX en- this Sunr,rr
for FIRST correct answer.-Icva r. Pryor 1893 Weat
minister st.. Providence, X. 1. '
GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.
One Islands In Indian Archipelaeo) two ho,,s
Two eapes of Virginal took their sister (oane al
New jersey Tor walk In the (alfe in Canada
The little girl gathered flowers while her
brotherS-boy- like kept (cape of North caro-.
liha) for birds Their (island east Of Canadal doc
accompanied them as (lake ia Canada) were nI
meIous' and there was an occasional (ooean),
Thus time slipped by, when suddenly. az the
Ilttie maid stopped to pluck q rose, she heard a
noise under teity Ia Arkansas) near by and call
Ing the boys hastily port of North Africa she
heard bear. Immediately they began opaTations
TO capture It, and just frightened little (oana IN
New jersey began 10 cry out few a Country Of
Europe) There was a shot and up came a Uslsnd
OF the Irish Seal with the prize Ia his hand He
gave 1t TO the delighted children who in turn
thanked him, and bidding him (cape Off Green
iahdl started home, pleased with the days adyen-
tlre-Pruda Bowers Utly, Box 90, Arkansas Civ
Kan. S''s'
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when Baby was sick, we gave her castot1a.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castOrs.
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Weak, Nervous Men.

Send at once for full directions (seaed) FIR ZEE OF
common Sense Home Treatment will positively cure ali
the effects OF tnpOtency, etc, the only cure known
!oa vnficoceie new and certain method, no electric
hI0h FnAhAACY Co.. Albion, Michigan.
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Consumption surely Cured.

To the Editor Please inform your readers thai
lhave positive remedy for Consumption BY its timely
uss thousands of hopeless have been permanently
cured shall be glad 10 send two bottles of my rsnei
FREE TO any of your readers who have consumption h
they VIII send me their Express and p o. Address RAJ
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A Coat OF Arms.

Mr.. NOoly-"Sa l want a coat Of arms.D
"And your business P'
Hain't got none nOw-made my money in
vinegar"
~ see. How would What is home without
motherT suit you for legend ~
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GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.

Ayers Ague Cure never fails to cure fever
aud ague and malarial disorders Warranted.
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FREE REMEDY To KElK Men

Young middle-lgetl ana Oit. suffering from Nerv-
-, Gus Debility. Youthful Errors. Lost Manhood &c.
nd no prescriptions 20 Be filed but great IS our
Il IN iTtnt positive cure thai We VIII send
one fuil months X EH EDN FR OF charge. over
-eoop nee Packages distributed 1850 with wonderful
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The Happy Household.
DELICIOUS BEAN SALAD.

HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Cut the beans into thin
slices, cook in salt water until tender; cut onions
fine TO flavor; make dressing of vinegar and oil,
or melted butter. navoring with pepper add 10 the
beans Perfectly deiioious-Lenore Sherwood
Marble
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CLUB WHISPERS.

9. g. members. good and true.
Take heed that IA IA member new;
Write TO me, tbs no great task,
Some neat little letters are all nslc
m jolly school mR'am. don't forget:
Write To me you'll not regret
Reference. nay teacher, Prof Cain:
Address Carlisle. Ind, aud write plain.
B Marta Scott Carlisle, Ind.
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CARE or THE CACTUS.
FRoM PIcTUREsQuE pENNsYLvANIA.

- lsi,sDa VI IHE y q: wish could take YOU
al WIN iiie 10 pretty spot about half mile above
where live. IL 10 called Indian Run y I'm, H.
best name for II il Hidden Paradise" IL reminds
one Of Longfellow's Prelude " in The q Voice. "a
Night" Indeed ono Ii reminded of tI,e oaeIrI oii
spot. '''
Aud IL any OF the G. G. friends can nossitIv co,,.
70 fenhsyiVhnia, 10 our city Of Philadelphia. they
should come oct 10 visit me, only few miles from
Tie " City Of BrotherIy Love"
cannot he at Boston but hone our s,ioyious Z, 4,
may become one Of the best AssotIations America
can boast of.-Lizze WOrreil. Wallingford, Pa
HOME IL WYOMING.
ITO friends OF the q. o.
] live ia Wyoming. the beautiful land
~ -, iAir broad valleys and mountains grand,
where the Winters are long, and white aud cold
AND the snow lies heaped ia many "A fold
But Summer is ever a source Of delight
20 warm and bamy so green and bright.
hhhs spicy bTeatbs from the tail pine trees
Are waited 10 us on every breeze.
Here millions Of lovely wild flowers grow.
Aha some Of them bloom beneath the snow,
And on the plains 80 broad aud green
The heTy bloom Of the cactus IL seen.
High on the mountains rugged slopes
Is lle sleek deer and the shy anteiopes
while above their heads la the azure sky
On uriess wings the eagles fly.
Meath green swaying willows cool streams sparkle
keheciing the blue the Summer sky.
Hhle ia Their depths darling swiftly about
are HiSTiAds oil speckled and mountain trout
Here scattered among the grass and stones
AIe hundreds OF bleaching Buffalo bones
Illat tell OF the Inurderous Indian bands
Who once Eoanied over these peaceful lands
Josephine Pennoek, Tie Siding. Wy0.
PHosPHoREscENT SEA.
q. e. FRIENDS; No doubt many of the O. G. baya
often seen the phosphorescent light on the water
Dut '" 'hoSe who have never been 10 the coast
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

sFiFstLIthN IHENUUN / Nh
Tho following pseudonyms may be interesting
10 the C. g.: Michael Angelo Of American ora.
tory" Daniel Webster: Light Horse Harry /"
Henry Lee Little Giant" Stephen A. Dougins
Little Magician" Martin Van Buren; Peace
maker" Henry Clay "Oid Bullion" Thomas III
Benton; :" Old Hickory" Andrew Jackson; Sage
oil Monticello Thomas Jefferson; "Oid Man Flo
quent,o j. q. Adams; "Old Public FunctionnTy -
James Buchanan . Old Rough and Ready Zao.
Taylor " Little Ben," Benz, Harrison; Teacher
President" James a. Garfield: Man Of Destiny -
Grover Cleveland: "Plumcd Knight James q
Blnine; " Mad Anthony" Anthony Wayne " spot
less President" James Monroe; Black Dan, -
Daniel Webster; Young Hickory" James X
Polk " The Rail Splitter" A. Lincoln; Father
Of his Country" Geo. Washington, little Mac. -
Geo. Is. Mcclellan; Raphael OF American Ora
tors, Edward Everett Yours PRO Patria-F. w.
Iumts Deer Walk ~ w -
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q. T. FKIEsDsi No doubt many of the O. G. have
often seen the phosphorescent light on the water
but 70 those who have never been 10 the sea coast