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QUALITIES OF THE JAPANESE.

~ Edwin Arnsld's Enthnsiastte Opfn-
ions Of Japanese People.
AS for the people, ! am and always
shall be of good st. Francis Xavier's
feeling, This nation is the delight Of
my soul" Never have l passed days
more happy, tranquil or restorative than
among japanese Of ali classes in the CT
ties, towns and villages of japan. Pos
Ebly that is because have had no bust
ness relations with my kind and pleasant
Niponese friends, and have never talked
very much metaphysics; but it seems
certainly an easy way to keep on the
night side of folks to let philosophy and
theology alone.
Moreover it is, no doubt, necessary for
such experiences to go little behind
that sort of Japan which you find ON the
Hatobas of Yokohama or Kobe, IN the
Yoshiwaras of those and the other open
ports. At very little distance from the
surface, which we civihzing weeterners
have done our best to spoil, will be still
discovered the old, changeless, high
tempered, generous. simple and sweet
hammered Japan of old.
frankly confess it mas entirely charm
ed me; and therefore what / say OF this
japanese nation, and their manners
and customs, must be received with tho
proper caution attaching TO the language
of friend, and even lover. But where
else in the world does there exist such .
conspiracy to be agreeable; snch . wids-
spread compact to render the difficult AZ
fairs Of hfe as smooth and graceful a.
circumstances admit; such fair DEGREES
of fine behavior fixed aad accepted for
all; such universal restraint Of the
coarser impulses Of speech and act.
such pretty pictureequeness Of daily
existence; such lively love Of nature ~
the embelhsber Of that existenoe; such
sincere delight in beautiful artistic
things; such frank enjoyment of the en-
joysble; such tenderness to little chill
dren; such reverence for parents and old
persons; such widespread refnenaent Of
taste and habits: such courtesy to strane-
ers; such willingness 10 please and to Be
pleased. Sir Edwin Arnold in Scri bner'a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-20
l. Pretty Table Scarf.

A very pretty scarf for table or dresser
came to my notice lately. Linen of
rather fine quality was hemstitched on
ends and sides. and grouped in twos and
threes with some single flowers were
dogwood blossoms without foliage. The
edge of each petal was outlined in white
silk and then closely darned across the
same silk. a single thread Of ilohoss
being used for the darning and two for
the outline. The lines of darning were
as close together as could be made and
the stitch was taken as short as possible
on the wrong side and quite long on the
right, so an almost solid silk flower in
appearance was the result when finished.
which was extremely pretty
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morose and moody. He used to get very
savage about his models, and complain
that it was impossible to get any one
with intelligence enough to sit decently.
"Once his wife asked him whether she
could not sometimes help him by sitting,
and he only laughed at her, remember,
"You-vou!'' he said-that was all.
Then the poor child had an illness, which,
if she had been happier, might have end
ed differently, and been new happiness
to both of them; but she was too worn
out with sorrow and Disappointment,
and in the end she died. In her deiirium
she was always calling to her husband,
'Let me help you, let me be of some use;
only once, dear-palnt me only once;
and poor Drake, who woke up to sense
of his loss, was heart broken at his IN
ability to satisfy her. The tenderest and
most passionate tones Of his voice never
reached her, and she died without ever
knowing him again. After that Drake
was changed man; he seemed to have
only one idea-to paint the portrait of
his wife. Canvas after canvas he spoiled,
and when l went to see him he would
say, "She cannot rest until I have done
it. l must succeed; sooner or later l
must satisfy her." AT length he became
SO unmanageable, eating nothing, and
spending long, sleepless nights walking
about the country, that his friends came
and took him away. He died some
months after in an asylum"
s'By Jovet' said Teddy O'Brien when
CUTLER had finished, and then relapsed
into silence.
Hooked at Graves, but he was lost in
a wonderment too deep for words.
''The portraits very like her," said
CUTLER, with strange awe in his tone.
"Im glad poor Drake succeeded at last"
"You think said I, and broke off.
CUTLER was putting on his coat. He
answered my unfinished question with a
solemnity for which was not prepared.
'For twenty-five years those two poor
ghosts have been waiting their oppor
tunity. Let US be thankful that in the
end they found it."
He seemed to forget to take leave of
us in any way, and went without an
other word. AS the door closed each of
us drew deep breath Of relief. Dick
raised his head with an air of stupefac-
ton.
'sThat's rum story" said Teddy
OBrien; "why did you never tell it be-
fore?"
''The FUNNIEST thing about it is the
seouel." said I. "Dick, old man, is your
part true?"
81 don't know" said Dick; 81 begin to
think it must be-"
''Great Scotland Yard.' said Teddy
OBrien, "did you make it up?"
every word of it-on the spur of the
moment"
Ibid you know it,"
''Not word. CUTLER seemed struck
by that picture, and it was the only sign
of human interest he had shown, so l
thought I'd humor him. I didn't mean
a ghost story when began, but it some
how developed into that. Iwould have
given good deal to take rise out of
him, but l never hoped for anything SO
complete as this"
IL was d CUIIOuS COiuCluSuCe tHdt you
should have taken brakes cottage" said
O'Brien.
eyes," said Dick dryly; "but the most
curious part of it all is that the cottage
was made up too
''Great Scotland Yard" said Teddy
O'Brien again.
"And who painted the head:"
81 painted it myself" said Dick, 1'and
begin to think it must be deuced
good picture. "-Cornhill Magazine.
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Good Advice.

Three years ago was compelled to
throw up my place because OF blood poi
son. Hot Springs physicians and mer-
curry did me no good. Through the sd-
vice Of another began taking 8. s. s.,
and to-day 1 am well and atwork again.
What more can I say for the medicine,
except Ego and do likewise"
JASPER NocHr, Liberty, Tenn.
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TWO DAYS.

IWO OAYS.
crossed aA3sisd feld the skies were faAr:
The lusty trees stretched green arms svsr>
head:
The san shook gold dust thro' the April air.
And glad brook lea4,ed down is pebbled led
The meadow lark flung out such liquid notes,
Ny happy sou2 stood Still and leaned to hear.
The wild canaries fluffed their yellow cssta,
And turned their restless heads N jeal00s
fear.
And, oh. my heart was glad, for IT WINS spring.
Blue, blue the dappled skies that swung
abovei
But still more glad my soul, remembering
The world was sweet to me beca use Of love
crossed . lonely field; the skies were gray:
The winds crept in from sea with sullen
moans;
Ice locked. ice bound, the brook grieved night
and day
Above the hollow sound Of falling cones.
With drumming wings the notified pheasant
few;
The ghoetly trees reached barren arms across,
And, oh, my heart WIS sad-so wen knew
Tho winter world was dull because of loss.
Ella Higgmson in W est Shore
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His Son Cured.

Mr.. W. q. Hinman, of Mount Vernon,
Ill, writes as follows: One bottle of
Swift's Specific Is. s 81 cured my son
permanently Of a stubborn case of blood
poison that defied the best medical treat
ment available. I have recommended
8. 8. g., to others for the blood troubles
and diseases Of the skin and have never
known it to fail to cure in any case"
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SOciefy's Share.

Visitor-Do you devote much space in
your paper to society intelligence?
Etiitor-No; society doesn't have more
than about a stickful of intelligence at
beSt.-West Shore.
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- Ten os sa<ash-

Two Maine boys were travelling "a foot
Through Europe some years ago, when tae
cholera was raging in various parts Of tie
continent. which sonewhA. alarmed them
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YOU OUGHT To KNOW.

The of mercury mixtures poons the system, brings
rheumat and the bones decay The
of S. impurities from the blood gives good appetite
and digestion, and builds up the whole human frame.
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DEAR MIKE-Wm you look in at my shop
this evening? Qriiier is in town, and is going
10 dine with me at the club. / can't stand an
evening of him alone, but if you and Teddy
OBrien will support me- with pipes and pota-
tiops. think we shall be a match for him.
Come early. and I'm your friend for life.
DICK GRAyYS
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z. r. POWELL. pre'st- @. W. LARiNfR Y. Prcs't
e. FRANK. Asst Cashier
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a Stage Covered with Sill, Plush.

We have seen handsome stage settings
but never have We bchcld such q daz.
cling picture as that revealed rs the cur
tain rolled up On the second act OF
"O'Flynn in Mexico" last evening. Silk
plush on all sides greeted the eye, maxi
ing one think OF fairy palace in the
Arabian Nights.
The other scenes were sumptuous and
in keeping with the sentiment and sur
roundings, but this scene lar surpassed
the others, and in fact any We have
ever seen. The management say that
they intend TO mount the stage in the
same elegant manner wherever the
play is produced. Il will cost q great
deal OF labor in the ono night stands,
but US they know their business, and
have method OF fitting all their scenes
to the size OF any stage, treat is in
store for the cities visited.--Ncw York
Herald, May 4, 81.
This company will appear at the
Grand Opera House ono night only,
Thursday, November 5.
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Lunch nt myansellstic Hall.

There will DO hot lunch served at
Eyangclistic hall this evening, which
will be under the direction OF tho mon
who have been reformed through the
efforts OF Mr.. G. w. Sawyer and his
aids. Ten cents admission will be
charged at the door, and the lunch will
BIO free. Mr.. Solm Olson and Edward
Hanson are the committee in charge.
The work at Evangelistic hall is kept
going solely BY subscriptions received
from the friends OF tho cause. While
the Institution is on much surer basis
than it was q year ago, yet all help is
thankfully received. BY paying ten
cents admission TO the hall this oven.
ing, the poorest can aid the work,
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CHANGED HIS oErIcE
And His I.cfuSal 10 Pay Ills Old water
Ernt Cnmsel Cnmnllcnlipns.

Ana Ills Refusal TO Pay Ills Old Water
Rent Caused Complications.
Yesterday afternoon a little boy walk.
cd into the Office OF tho Water Board
and said his mother wanted to know
why the water Ind been turned off from
their house. The clerk inquired tho
name, and thcn informed the boy, that
II men occupying Office room IN tho
building hudn't paid his water rent,
consequently the water mud been shut
oil. Pretty soon we'll known govern.
ment official hurried in and complained
OF tho water being turned of in his
office, which was IN the same house tho
little boy spoke OF. Tho same eSplana.
ton was given the official and while
he was arguing with the clerk well
known attorney rushed In.
~ would like to know, please said
ho, why I have no water In my o!llceW
"The water, sir, has been turned off,
because OF n rule OF tho board. There
Is II man in that building who owes two
or three water bills, and tho water has
been shut Off 80 that he can't use it,
"But he doesn't use the water, any
how" the well known attorney replied;
che has only desk room. He never hGd
IN Office in the building, any how"
"Afaybo not; but he had an Office
somewhere else in town; he didn't pay
his water rent there, and, according TO
the rule, ha: been deprived OF it where
he is now."
The prominent official and tho well
known attorney both agreed that it was
m outrage, and left, tho attorney
threatening 10 sue the city. In carry
ing ont 4 rule OF tho Board for which
he was in nowisc responsible, the clerk
probably did no moro than his duty;
but the two gentlemen who thus sui.
fered annoyance for another mans mis-.
doinGs are still unable 10 see tho justice
Of that particular rule OF the Board OF
Water Works.
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4 Satisfactory Device.

Bliait Independent.
The appliance in use at Rodcier Bros.
glass factory now in, supplying the fur
mace with air and oil fuel, is Il wonder
jul saving over what it has heretofore
cost. The oil and air are mixed just be-
fore they enter the furnace and it seems
to require onc-third less oil than WAS at
first used. The iced pipes run in oppo-
site directions, coming together at the
furnace, but the air and oil come togeth-
or only at the point OF the valve supply
ing the furnace. The fuel costs third
less in this way and the furnace is kept
as hot rs desired with ease.
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A party OF Mobiles OF Osiris Temple,
n. s., OF this city, consisting OF Hon.
Ben Fisher, Major J. V. i. Rodgers,
Steven Warehouse, John a. Zorn, Hem
~ Morris and Ed ?. Wheat, made pill
grimage to Syria Temple, at Pittsburgh,
on Thursday evening, and were present
while Il class OF thirty-onc candidates
Crossed the burning sands OF the
desert" and ioot-sore and weary reach
ed the Mecca OF the prophet, where a
banquet awaited them. at which four
hundred OF tho faithful enjoyed the
tempting refreshments. That tho Wis.
ltors enjoyed tho trip, is known by all
members OF the Mystic Order.
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Fourth Street Church,s New pastor.

The Rev. A. B. Rilser, D. D., the new
pastor OF the Fourth Street NJ. f. church,
will reach the city at $3.50 p. IN. to-day.
He comes highly recommended by Bish.
op Joyce and other prominent Mctho.
dists. us an able, attractive, scholarly
minister. lie is in the prime OF life, and
is noted for his systematic methods in
church work. The past four years DR..
ltiker has been stationedat Chattanooga,
Tennessee, whore he was remarkably
successful. Wheeling will extend to
him warm welcome. lie will preach
tomorrow ut ut 10 q. m. and 7:30 p. IN.
He will doubtless have large congrcga-
tions.
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Clerl, Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds OF trust and deed
made October 80 by Sarah L. Falloure
to Ellen Mcneil for $500, parts of lots
I and 81 Of B. EofT's "pesturctield" addi-
ton.
The last will and testament OF Sarah
Carroll, deceased. was admitted to pro.
bate and ordered to be recorded.
julia Wheeler qualified rs executrix
c: the will Of Ellen Wheeler, deceased,
giving bond in the sum OF $500, with
Bernard look rs surety.
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Yesterday Mr.. A. Allen Howell called
at the IyTrLLlGEscER Office with basket
OF bell flower apples, which it is safe to
say were never eXcclled for size and
evcnncss OF shape. Every one OF them
was ms perfect in shape rs if cast in a
mold, and the largest weighed seven
teen ounces, while they We're all almost
as large. Mr.. Howell is making ropu-
tation as fruit grower which would be
a credit to the glorious climate OF Cali.
iornia.
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a Gate Foil on Him.

Amos Ebbcrt, the four-ycar-old son
OF Mr.. Ebbcrt, who lives about hall
mile up Boggs' run, was seriously in.
jured yesterday. Mr.. Ebbert's neighbor
had taken u heavy farm gate off its
hinges and lett it leaning against the
post, The child climbed to the top,
causing the gate to topplc and fall
over with the boy underneath. DR..
Pipes was called in and set the broken
leg, both bones OF which were fractured
above the ankle.
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Tho high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval OF
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
OF Figs, as the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value OF the quail.
tiles on which its success is based and
arc abundantly gratifying to the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Company. DIV
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Thursdays ISTELIGEHcER contained
IN account OF the capture OF Il son OF
Pearson Gould by shoemaker, who &C.
cused the boy OF having thrown a stone
at his sign. Mr.. Gould writes to the
lSrEMLGESCEE and denies that his boy
threw the stone. lie also states that
he was not frantic with fear" as the
door was not locked, and he simply
walked in, alter knocking, and took The
boy away.
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Edward Zane was rearrested yester-
day by Constable Anderson on the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
He will have his hearing ut : o'clock
this evening before Justice Ankle.
Jessie Sells was fined s. and costs
yesterday by Squire Arklc for assault
and battery committed on Edward
Thornton. She was also fined 81 and
costs Tor a disturbance OF the peace,
and in default OF payment was sent to
mil,
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1li0 Min 81,
BUTCHERS AND MECHANICS

For Warmth, Comfort and Durability
should wear our celebrated All Wool ma
Worstcd Knit Jackets. Agents for Jnros'
uygisnic Underwear, recOmLn, pded by
NIL prominent physicians, mt
G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tnilors md Gents Furnishers,
1895 and 1895 Market Street,
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Dr. r. /. st. John, OF Rowland, Put
nam county, Missouri, takes especial
pleasure in recommending Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, because he knows
it to be reliable. He has used it in his
practice for several years, and says
there is mono better. 1t is especially
valuable for colds and rs preventive
and cure ior Group. DIV
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cLoAKs cheap To-day. SHOOK s co.

DoN'r fail to attend the first great lot
sale az McATcchcn Friday and Saturday.
Free excursion. Call nj Roll {; uarvey's
Office for ticket.
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FoR Holiday Photographs and Crayon
Portraits, 80 to Tappan IL Councils
Gallery.
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WHEELING iNSTALmENT CO.
EASONs, like advice, are not always
n needed, but the observance OF some
III we offer TODAY would be for Won Z

needed, but the observance OF some
IL we offer to-day would be for you 4
money-saving experiment If acted on.
FIRsT-Are you housckeepcr? Do
you expect to be? or would you be if
the way and the means were ut your
disposal TO start? In any case q visit
to our stores would interest you.
Why?
Because everything necessary Tor
housekeeping purposes, from the kitch-
en- utensils to the parlor suite, can be
obtained there.
Because full value in quality, SUBJ
stantially-madc stock, is given Tor tho
money.
Because with full value and good quail,
ity are given long terms OF credit, with
easily-arranged payments, which make
buying goods ior housekeeping posi-
bility.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
Strange rs it may seem, many people
don't know exactly how to start to fur
nish house-Thcir inexpcriCncc often
leads them into costly cxccsses which
they afterwards rcgrc.
II beginners come 10 us and permit us
to suggest rs they 80 about the selection
oil their purchases, we will save them
money and annoyance-0ur experience
in the business enables up to do this
and our greater aim is TO satisfy our
customers, not ior tho present, but Tor
all time-Niany of our customers buy
ing from us to-day bought from US vixen
we first started in business, and th-:
FURNISHES a FAcTIS OUR FAVOR.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
WHAT DO YOU WANT
To tramp the town for when We can
provide you with everything you may
possibly require FL: will take you some
time TO 90 through our different de-
partments, it's true, but you wont leel
hall so weary and discouraged as ii you
had to travel to different places Tor
different articles besides VIC offer
THREE GOOD REASONS
Why you should deal with us-orE
stock is larger, varied, substantial, rich
and elegant.
WEGUARANTEE satisfaction; posi-
lively warrant to GIVE FULL VALUE for
the MONEY and treat our patrons hon
estly in every particular.
OUR TERMS arc favorable to the
financial condition OF every ono-E1sy
and convenient.
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WHEN vice prevails AID impious bear sway"
When cuts, SPrains. bruises torment Rrl the dny.
Then ease from paln-irom care ana hurt cr
sent
BY great Salvation OIL, the STANDARD! linImcn..
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TIE finest, best and largest assert.
ment OF mems fine shoes in this city in
all the leading styles. 1. Y. BLOND.
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EVERYONE who has once used DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup invariably resorts to
it agnin for colds. etc.
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SPEcIAI. prices ON Iilnulsc.s to.;iny.
SHOOK &c co.
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The following is m example Of what
is done in Wheeling building associa.
tions. A young man had four shares,
paid 81 each week for 3Gi weeks, S3G4.
He drew out at end OF that time $500.
Try the new Wheeling Building Asso-
citation. Meets at office OF Franklin
Insurance Company, 81 Twelfth street,
next Saturday night for reception OF
dues.
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II. l.. IIILI.MiS & co. will lit fnncy dials
and 1i.K gold hands oil Movements ut
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you cannot SEQ Ind nocd Spcctncic,,
you should call on us aud have yous eyes
tested without charge. We have tho finest
Instruments md more experience Than nny
otho: Optlclan In tho Stats, md .;unrantu %
satisfaction Or money refunded.
JACOB W. GRUBD,
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IMPORTED Caps Jnc,;cts Cheap.
SHOOK & CO.
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Ask your grocer for Taylor'a Best
Flour.
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"SOU eau fool all tho people sonio OF tho
Time, md some Of tho people all tho tlm0,
but you can't fool NIL tho people ull tho
timr."--h. LINCOLN.
Among NIL the unique md Hlsc utter.
nnces Of "li0ncst Old Abe" mono nre truOr
than the ubove. Every Intelligent and oh.
serving person knows how dicutOns, fool.
ish nnd unreliable are tho nnnOunc cinents
OF some stores. They're thoughticss and
Ignorant enough to think (socningly) TINT
whatever they say goes, when In fact II
don't go ut nil.
What wo shy this wook wo moan to bnelt
up by Offering 800 reward In my case
whnre we nro undcrSOld.
Wo propose TO mako this n gront week
for Oyorcoat buyers by Offering fine SIel.
ton, Ecrscy and Denver OycrcOnts, worth
8l4.50, reduced TO $3.50,
IN THIS grand assortment OF tnff0r-mndc
Overcoats you will find them nil fresh,
now and desirable. Many u man will 10
homo happy this Mccis II ho Is the posses.
sor OF ono OF these OYcrcUais.
Tho Hood ofienlousy may BRONX forth by
chronic hEltntors, hut we keep tho prices
down 10 plcnso our patrons.
KLINE BROTHERS.,
Reliable Clothiora,
1li0 MIN ST., Wheeling, W, Va,