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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
AFFECTING INCIDENT.
How YouaE Horo's 10y Was Turn,
INTO Snrrotv

~f-~ 1890 "~s - s.s A AAAif.1
Ilto sorrow.
The c0udagrati0u OF the scafTolds in
tended for Grcw works for the celebration
OF the marriage of Louis XVI is gem
orally known. Amidst the distracted
multitude pressing on every side.
tramplel under the horses feet. pre-
cipiJated into the bitches Of the Rue
Royal and the square was a Young
man, with q girl with whom he was in
love. She was beautiful: their attach
men. had lasted several years; pecuuiary
causes had delayed their union; but the
following day they were to be married.
For long time tho lover, protecting his
betrothcd, keeping her behind him,
covering her with his own person, sus-
tanned her strength and courage But
tho tumulL the cries, the terror and
peril every moment Increased. 81 am
sinking" she said; my strength fails
] can SO no further. " There is yet 4
way.' cried the lover, IL despair; .'ret
on my shoulders He fools that his
advice has been followed. and tho hope
OF saving her whom be lcyos rcdoubles
his ardor and strength. lie rosists the
most violent concussions; with his arms
firmly EXTENDED before his breast. he
with difficulty forces his way throcgh
the crowd at length he clears it. Ar
rived at one of the extremitics Of the
place, having set down his precious
burden, faltering, exhausted, fatigued
10 death, but intoxicated with Joy. he
turns round IL was a different person!
Another, moro active, had taken ad-
vantage OF his recommendation. Uis
beloved was no moro.--N. y. Ledger
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eUTTERCUPS AND DAISIES.

Do YOU know how the tale OF the buttercup
Became the song OF the daisy,
As they grew beside the meadow bars,
In the spring time soft and hazys
Was there promise OF gold in the buttercupf
Was there promise Of snow in the daisyf
AS q boy and girl came after the COWS,
John West and his playmate, Mazier
wen name the cows said Johnny West
oh so VIC wtI,'' said Mazie;
yours shall be named for this buttercup,
And mine called after this daisy"
They fingered so oft by the pasture bars
That in after years daisy
Would remind John West Of sunny haired girl
His blue-eyed playmate, Maize
Ten years! and again by the meadow bars
John West confessed TO Maize;
II would give all the gold OF the buttercup
For the golden heart Of the daisy"
And thus the tale OF the buttcrcup
Became the song Of the daisy,
AS they kissed across the meadow bars,
John West and his sweetheart, Maize.
Annie A. Preston, in Springfield tMass-) Re'
publican
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NUMBER |.
a SAD RESULT.


The days were long the nights were splendld
We roarled the woodlands side by side,
When sunsets dream with rnoonrtsc blended
We fca-ed ont across the tide.
We sang together. gently keeping
Time 70 the oars slow rAythmic sweeping.
We were the only two that season
Who came 20 board. Fate wiilcd Il so
For distinctly special reason,
That later OF we learned 10 know
And how PRAYED that none might ind Us
Where that sweet solitude cusE-lucd us
The ehouse was large, the grounds were spacious,
And she aud /. we owned L all
reyeled in the thought; good graciousi
How enjoyed the empty hall,
Tho coy p4rlor, bright and lonely,
The dinners served for us-us only.
All, Fate lifc's lesson strangely orders
For now. IN thinking Of what was,
! wish there had been other uoar4crs-
Because alas ,-Eh, yls-hccauSc
We've been 10 write IL makes me vince
Boarding together C-sr sincci
Madeline 5. Bridges, IN Puck.
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There has been good q -al said. npd
properly, about lths, proiit inadc by the
Gagerament incoiniag della,s ont of '5
cenis wOrbll 81 silver, more OF less. ttut
how about the nickel 5-ccnt piece lt
is said thai these pretty coins cest The
United States just about "a third OF a
cent each, aud are issued for coats, or
fifteen times thcir value a pf0nl ol
about l.40o per cent aiade MP on frat
ratio lhc Silver dollar Ael-i.' '-'iil i,iIn- be-
treea ....a ccas-hre'u q ofsiiver-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

The Lesson OF the two million dollar
fire which occurred in New York Tues
day night is 90 plain that all who run
may read. The building burned was
magnificent structure, and was OF style
known as Undertook architecture. II
was ten stories high, and was erected
eight years ago at cost OF 100000. The
aoors were Of yellow pine; it had two
wooden flues from cellar to garrett,
though tho walls were built Of granite.
It is also stated that there were several
tons Of rubbish in the cellar where the
fire started. The lesson is contained in
these statements, and particularly in the
latter.
Two million dollars is very large sum
to pay for lesson Of this kind. The
Philadelphia Inquirer, commenting on
the FIRE, says that people learn
slowly where the present saving
Of dollar is balanced sgainst
the future loss OF a possible hun
dred. The best builders now use brick
instead OF granite; they make floors OF
iron or asphalt, and their elevator shafts
are Of brick with selt-Closing doors at
every floor. But there are still lots OF
people who will 80 on building in the
old way, and thousands Of them read the
story Of the Cohnteld FIRE without q
thought that there was lesson in 1t for
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

we'll as in the larger towns. Inaddidon,
1t is stated on authority that officers
and soldlers will be practically prohib-
tied from attending mass on Sundays as
military duties will be impoted on them
during church hours. Even this ia not
enough Tor the ruthless Italian Govern
ment, for an order hos been Issued to
erase from ali school books the names Of
sacred names and to remove all sacred
emblems from school rooms.
It is not surprising that this action on
the part Of the country which is the seat
Of the church of the entire world should
create among the clergy the greatest bit
ternees, and that the Pope himself
should resolve upon a course looking tc
the trapgplantiDg Of the Holy See te
some other country. His policy is indi
Gated in the announced determination tc
advise emigration to America and Africa
What the outcome will be cannot nov
be predicted. 1t is a problem which
will attract the attention OF all tue civil
lied world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

greeuback question in 1876 the German
element rose up in overwhelming num-
bers and rebuked the crazs In that State
The great mass OF the American peo'
pie are solvent in their condition and
sensible in their ideas. They have their
myriad investments that would be
jeopardized by the extreme views Of the
Alliance people. They do not propose
to depreciate their ssvingsin the savings
banks, or their savings in the building
associations, or their policies Of life In
surance laid by for their families, or any
other like investments Neither will the
wape.earners endorse a policy that
would run up the price Of all the neces'
sariss Of life far beyond the purchasing
power Of their earnings. We can, there
fore, rely upon an alliance OF common
sense in this country to meet this West
ern Alliance issue in the supreme strug
gle that may yet come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

WV. cowDEN,
Special COMMISSIONER.
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nc pope Having nartl LLnes.

The Pope is Just now undergoing per
secution in Italy such as he has never
before experienced, Last month the
laws for the suppression Of religious
guilds and fraternities went into effect,
and the Catholic Church is, naturally,
the greatest sufferer. Tho extraOrdi,
nary result Of the Inauguration Of the
new law Is related in q cableeram from
Rome, in which it is stated that until
two Sundays ugo there were $500 masses
celebrated in Rome every Sunday. The
number has been reduced by the law
mentioned to 800. One hundred and
fitty.two churches are to be closed by the
authorities and their altan destroyed.
The pictures and statues In these
churches, excepting those that the
Government desires to preserve for pub.
lie galleries, viii be sold at auction. Not
only Is this decree being carried out to
the letter in Rome, but throughout
Italy, in the most remote hamlets as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dilion of the mucous lining OF the ens'
tachisn tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is en-,
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, bearing will be destroyed for
ever nine cases out Of ten are caused By
catarrh, which Is nothing but an in
famed condition OF the mucous surfaces
We will give one hundred dollars fol
any case OF deafness (caused by catarrh
that we can not cure by taking Hail.
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, ires.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
E9~sold by druggists, Zoe, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21
EREE FOR A WEEK.
Doctors Copeland & Bell Mako a
Notable Offer to the Public.

Doctors Copeland & Bell have Of late
received many inquiries from people
who have said that they would IKE 70
take treatment, but have felt restrained
from doing so on account Of their I'M
precision that the treatment would re.
auire the expenditure OF o great deal OF
time and money.
As The most simple and effective way
Of answering oil such inquiries and Of
permanently doing away with any such
erroneous impression Doctors Copeland
& Bell have decided to offer MEDICINES
AND TREATMENT FREE TO ALL FOR oEK
WEEK.
All who apply for treatment on or be-
fore April LIST will be supplied with
medicine and treated one week free OF
charge.
whether now being treated or having
been treated at any former time. They
as well as the new patients all to have
the benefit OF weeks treatment and
medicines free.
This proposition is made for reasoni
above given, and it ia intended to be az
plain and uneqpivocal as possible. Ad'
yertising propositions Of g similar char
ac.er, but more ambiguousIy worded
have sometimes been made, and patients
responding have found that the adyer
tiser had left for himseif a Ioop.hole by
which he could charge for medicine
while his treatment was free, or FOL
treatment while medicine was free, o.
tfor both while advice was free. It i
stated positively by DIS. Copeland &
Bell, that, no money will be accepted fol
any cause whatever, at their offices dur
ling the time above mentioned, and the!
viii be glad to treat any who are suffer
ling from catarrhal troubles, or an!
kindred disease. :,
or ss long thereafter as Drs. Copeland I
Bell refrain from publishing specific ant
Uniform prices for their medicines AM
ItrnafmaDt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

with every advance OF emigration into the
far West, u new demand Is created for Hostetser's
Stomach DItters. Newly pcopled regions arc
frequently less sGlubrIous than older settled 10
calItlOI, on account OF tho miASna which rises
from reccutly cleared land, particularly along
the bsuks OF rivers that are subject to fre'hets.
The agricultural or mining emIgrant soon learns,
when he docs not already know, that the BltteFs
oGOrcd the only sure protection against malaria.
aud those disorders Of the ltOulGch, liver and
bowels, 10 which climatic changes, exposure,
and unaccuytomed or unhealthy water or diet
Sn6 Iect him. Consequently, he places an est;
mate upon this great household speciIc and
preventive commemorate with its intrinsic
merits, and Is careful 10 Keep on hand tettoiA
live and promoter OF health 80 implicitly 10 be
relied upon In time OF need.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

The Toledo Blade predicts that theplan
TO make regular army soldiers of indiana
will prove disastrous failure, because
it says, the "Indian is not built that
way" Experience has demonstrated
however, that the Blade is mistaken
During the recent Indian war the In
dian police did excellent service and
were highly complimented by the War
Departn emit for their loyalty to the gov
eminent and their coursge and fidelity
1.-THE Indiaus make good frontier police
vhy not good soldiers2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

TOR RENT-THE TW0.sToRY
IL dwelling house, No. IO3 South Front street,
containing SIX rOomA and attic Both gAiies
Rent S226. Inquire al 100 south Front So, mElle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

DEMocaATIc papers are lsbOriDg TO
prove by precedent that the President
has no right to sppoint the new judges
during therecers OF the Senate. 1tpre-
cedent counts anything, it will chow
that under Mr.. Cleveland's administrs-
ton appointments werefrequently made
during recess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

REv. HowARD MAcQuEARY VOWS that
he will not "retrsct" his alleged errors,
and has resigned from the ministry Of
the Episcopal church. That settles it
He will hereafter affiliate with the
Unitarian church, and tho Episcopal
church will go on in the even tenor Of
itg Way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

TEE Democrats OF Illinois elected q
former Republican United States sena-
tor, and now the California Republicans
have elected former Democrat to the
same position. This eyens up matters
considerably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21
TnE iolIoMing Timely paragraph from

TuE following timely paragraph from
the Cincinnati Times,Star expresses an
idea which American citizens should
not lose sightoi
In discussing the New Orleans tragedy nobody
in America should be miSled with the pellet that
the bloody members Of the Malta are types Of
Italians. They arc not typical OF the inhabitants
al sunny Italy, any more than the msmbers OF
the notorious Bender family were typical Amer.
leans, any more than Wilkes Booth and dliIeau
were types Of American cItlZens. Some OF the
worlds most illuSIrlOuS men In science, In art
in literature, were Italians. Micdsel Angelo
and Raphael were ltHliAps So wero Titan,
AFloSto Dante, TaSBO Columbus, NeSpucCIps,
Calico, RienEi, Cavour, GartoRldI, u. EEotAuti,
SAyonRrola and a thousand other illusIFlOus
men BY whose living the world was made wider
aud wiser and more beautiful. 1t Is the opposite
extreme 10 these mGn that the people oil this
country have become more or less familiar with.
II Is never safe TO choose extremes as types. As
some Of the worst, by the hAmC token Iome Of
tbO worlds best men, have come from the land
where the Latin Language lived and died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

TuE first meeting held by Parnoll's
ENJOYS in this country to raise funds for
his can paIgn was comparatively fail
ure. The amount of money collected
was discouragingIy small. The trouble
with the ENJOYS is that they do not
represent the Irish cause, but the leader
Of an unpopular faction Of the Irish
party. They should accept the sensible
advice Of the Baltimore gentleman and
return home and remain there until
they can come to America asking aid for
the Home Rule cause solely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

TuE Louisville Courier.Journal re-
marks that the Republicans have left
the Treasury in pretty situation for a
war with powerful foreign enemy. II
is not quite 60 bad as the condition that
the Democrats left it in 1861, when an
expensive civil war confronted the
country. A Republican administration
and Congrees succeeded in bridging
over that crisis, and twenty.three yesrs
afterwmd turned over the Treasury
with an enormous surplus in the vGulte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

First Doctor: 1 had very interest.
ing case the other day. The diagnosis
was all right, but the course Of tho
disease was decidedly abnormal. Bee.
ond Doctor: What course did it take 2
First Doctor: The patient recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21
WHEELING, MARCH 81. 1891.

IT is stated that in Washington six
million letters are annually destroyed
and sold for waste paper. Now, many q
poor disappointed fellow knows what
became Of his application for Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21

On!o county, III tue ABOVE entitled cause, the
undersigned appointed special commissioner
for the purpose will on
TUESDAY, APRILa2lst, 1891,
at the front door OF the Court House Of ohio
county. oder at pu6liCsAl TO tho highest bidder,
all the estate, right, title and interest " Said
Benjamin Exley In, 70 and Of the west half Of
lot numbered Ia2 on the north side Of Sixteenth
street In tho addition 10 the town OF Wheeling
laid out By Noah Zane, Daniel Rteenrod and
others (Which half lot 70 thirty feet Ia width
except the eat tWenIy.eiRht feet and ten inches
oil said west halt lot aud also lSt Numbered 2S3
on the north side OF Sixteenth street in the same
addltio", excspt part thereof bounded aud &c.
sc1bed a. follow; Beginning 81 point on tho
north side OF Sixteenth streoi at the south end
ola line running from the north side Of SIX.
teenth street 70 Alley 10, which Zine 10 two feet
nine inches west Of the west brick wall OF house
number IS on sixteenth street and runs north.
wAtdlT from the north side Of Blk ,Genth street
aud parallel vita the west brick vail OF said
house 70 Alley y; thence WtStvRFdly with the
touth line Of Alley u 70 The east line OF lot
number ~; thence sOuthWAsdly and along the
east line Of lot Der IA 70 Sixteenth street,
thence eAGtwREdly Along the north side Of Sly.
teGnth street 70 the place o. beginning.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.third OF tho purnhASa
money and such farther sum a. tho puTchRSer
may elect In hand, the balance In equal inRtalI.
ments at one and Two years from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond for the deferred
special commissioner, said bonds 10 bear Inter.
cat hon date and the title 10 be retained urltil
payment Of the purchase money in fuii
w. =. HUEBABD,
Special Commissioners,
hereby certify that bond aPd security has
been given IS required by law by William r.
Hubbard. the special commissioner In The above
JOHN W. MITCHELL
NkHcH 10. 1891. '','' ~ ~ N'''O V'J nt5o
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WANTED.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS.
PrOpOsalsiwtt be resolved for tho erection
and completion oil Eve story stone, b,lcE and
terra Gotta oticc building for tic Peabody In.
SurAuCo Company, fronting lcO feet on M,,te,
street. Wheeling, W. Va.
Bid'Wlll close at . O'Clock p. m. on the 9Th
day Of April, 1891.
Drawings aud specifications can DO seen A.
the oliice Of
EDWARD 8. FRANzHEIM,
Architect, Wheeling, ". Va
The right IS reserved by tho building rom.
mittee, through the architect, 10 reject any or
W 0!Iss mflt
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7. J. HUGUs and
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.

I, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF ohio county, W. Va, do hereby certify
that bond and security has been given by the
shove named special commissioners as required
by law aud said decree, and conditioned accord.
'As " 'N"' JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
7 r. HRpyRY AuELIonnnF mFIQ
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